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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TUESDAY. jrLY 10,1 WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lea* Than 25 Ceuta. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. ^ J1 Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If yon want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED-OOOH 8TflO.NO WHITE MEN fli helpers in the foundry to learn mold* ere' trade. Good pay to start with and *—i or tbrea months. Only referenda need apply .. „ rood i iiaLoactT Mill Mfg. WWt TO luffi'osB ok Vol/li mid Georgia rail- MISCELLANEOUS. r ilaSa K bfartora flooring, celling, aiding aod Writ* oa for delivered price*. Kil lian Lumber Company, Boi 107, Cordeie, ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON fence* sold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden nnd poultry. BxciualvS agenta for "Page Fence’' Pixie Fence Co. •ucceaaore Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter afreet. Phone* 2W. PoITtiik next ten pays i Will cut my 135 ■ult* to 136. Carroll, the tailor. lWPeachfrceatree^JoppoalteArej^nbotel. AT COHT-MY STOCK OF IRON tiAFUH nqd vault doora to be eold at coat during next week; now la your time. 29 8. Broad atreef. R. W. Kill*. Atlanta.. WEsmUAPTiKim^m YOU . DAllK call your aoul your own, enough go to stand up and tell the Iioaa Man that the ribbon a ['Tea neat. of stenographers who know tlielr buslrn 8«*nt on thirty days’ trial: satisfaction guar anteed. You nre next. Roe box Manufac turing Company, 911 Auafell building. ’Phone, Main '2*77. STK'Noi 1 It Al*T IK118—W H V 11A V fc fSRV a bad humor with yourself? All of those trouble* will, be done a way with If you will only nse Kee Lox‘ Carlton paper* and typewriter rlblrona. !,et ua prove It to you. We furnlah three ribbon* mid a box of carbon paper thirty day*' trial; Mtlafactlon guaranteed or no pay. What more can wr offer? 'Phone, main 2877. Kee Lox Man ufactnrlng Company, 611 Anatell building. WANTED—8ALE8MEN, WiMveb^isnrirfUKsnsitK:—rtttcttp . work aud ton wages. Apply In peraon or by letter to C. W. Wrenanall. superintend! ent Western Steel Cur and Foundry Com* MAl.l .... HAVE MORE CALLS roll nml fom.li* »!rnogr,phpr. tbnn wn ■■ fill. If you wish a position of this kind, rail at once. Hellmny lluslneas Agency, IDO Candler building. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckic St. Car to Waterworks, n «Mrafv aolter mmi. of many year Excellent references. Address Engineer, care Georgian. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- five women and girls in our Bowing room. Anyone who can run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced opera tors make /rom $8 to $12 per week, and we pay 60e per day while learning. Apply Nunnallv Bros. & McCrca, 36 W. Alabama street. WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT In our sewing room to girls and women on aaay work, short hour* and good pay. experienced operator* make from 6X.OO to llz.w per week, and we will give good day wage* to tho*c without experience until they learn. If you live out of Atlanta, write us and we will give you Information about hoarding place*. Xinitially tiro*. & W. Alabama *treet. about McCri 8ITUATION8 WANTED—MALE. |IMIUIII|| limi I’UVIHI an. a. aa. mu- Mmi- W*AS'tEt>-'i‘OHri'loN aS~0Uiik TK retail store In Atlaiitn. .Can give n good Arm good service. Seat of reference*. I. It. Pritchett. Cednrtown. Ga. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING IUG AND QUICK money asnd for our free circulars. Gen eral Sale# and Supply Co.. Mobile, Ala. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WASTEIl-TIlK public to know that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., at 20 8. Pryor, can dlapoae of your household good*, office flgturee, safes, car* CSS&gfiiUfiSgSHBBfamBBBBSiSSiSiSimn FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. should have high grade signs. Call on Ph°ne '2fS C °” *** * North Cryor atraet fUE*tioDTilKKK XtWTcW A.Nb ftX! "Company. at 20 South rryor atreet, ty or tell you out. Ak-onk UkAK; Tol li "oTh Xhc TTSK workmanship guamnleiil. Georgia hide Mfg. Co.. 50 and 62 Weat Mlt. h« boll DON’T GO BLIND. WF1EN YOU BEE TIIE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.’* new line. Just added * foil line of tranks, traveler*' supplies and general office — * sold. We buy, »»•( «r «-» IT aud m West Mitchell i 'INTELLIGENT. UV8TUNO SALESMEN for magnificent new maps; new features: easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work ers. State If you have bad experience. Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ga. PIANOS. nRAMBACII PIANO®. ESTABLISHED 1623. BECHT PIANO CO.. 62 N. FORSYTn. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ao 8El; HOUTHRRN AUTO AND EQUIP- m.nt, Co. W, repair, reronatrurt, «i- change, hoy and aall antomnbllea. Garage. 10 12 Mitchell atraat, Atlanta. Ga. Bali Dbona UM-L Main. ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRINO YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent. 9R4 N. Pryor. Rhone 2928. WANTEDL—REAL ESTATE. r^rsi^wTwa^c^wrxt5t?~?(i5yii Highland avenue. One that will sell for 9500 cash and the balance monthly. Address S. E. W.. care Georgian. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. atiBTTiprsorrirxY'tiVf'E^'J' r.ofin>Sf Currier and Fairfax, 9450 each. Frasier A Smith. 1S6 Auburn avenue. Bell pbope 3538 main. EDUCATIONAL. sfrniPmxjnrnrfmiuiK writing, mathematic*, grammar and spell ing taught In evenings. Htokely'a Shorthand and ItusIncM School. 64V4 Reachtree street. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS IN RRIVATE. FaJ|- lly. board optional; every convenience; north side; can get meals across street. Bell phone 2920. FOR RENT. poif' u ik T-TTt rsthtt KrrAi ; Xirfsn*STa for young men. Modern flat. 336 Peach tree. PJTIt Hi:nt-»Ioiii:iin kight-ii6gm two-story house; $25; close In. Apply 67 Crew street. ’Rhone 4261. PERSONAL. DAVW VT. TARBROUan. MASTER CLUMBER. Phooea lffi. to K. Hunter 8L COME ALONG AND GET HAPPY! Yon wouldn't *1 re s well nun medicine. You wouldn't lend • clean ,blrt to the laundry. You wouldn't wear ■ fur overcoat In gummer. You wouldn't eat wben not hungry. No. you wouldn't do any of tboae things. But you do your largeat advertising wben business la rushing. You tell the public to buy wben tbe public la falling over Itself to buy. You smear printer’s ink all over > a newapaper wben yonr business I, flourishing. What makes you do those queer things? This Is tbe first of tbe dull summer season. Your busi ness I, beginning to droop. Now It Is that It needs a good dote of advertising. Now it Is that you should show some of your enterprise and Induce tbe public to buy. It la easy enough to sell a man's thing be wants. It's % good salesman who makes a man realise be wants a thing, and then sell it to blm. Now I, tbe time to demonstrate your business ability. You have plenty of things tbe public wants. Don't think the public Is coming to Inquire of you what you hare that It want*. While you are waiting for tbla Idea condition your competitor la getting busy and telling the public. He I* also getting tbe builneu. It's hi, harvest time. Come along and be good to your tntereati. Look out for yourself. We try to tell you. We don’t know it all, but,we know some of It. A few of tbe LIVE ONES have given us tbe benefit of their experience. We sre tbe doctors and will prescribe tbe medicine If you will let u*. Your business will abow tbe good effects. Be happy—along with tbe other prosperous and healtby ones. J SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCJCIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. ri.ll tsat. Mto’o and half >ol.,. Tie. WILLIS WALL "KENT LIGHTS.” WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK 4c CO-WALL PAPER, moulding., pVtura., picture frame., etc. n.-ll phone Kt. Klitml.nl 704. 07 K. Hunter. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN 1IY AN IM prevail msthou. All work guaranteed 16 { tars. Reasonable price*. Lanier Dental 'arlore, 3»U Whitehall 8t.. over Emmons' ■■■■BSSfiBmnaBBmBSSmmifiSHaBnaSHmammMBi OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. '^?trMfiwnr«uXurTiATa Soft and stiff shaped, 36c. Ramis or sweats. !Sc each extra. ACME HATTER*. «\4 Whitehall BL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. received large consignment of machines and south. Southern ngenta for Pierce. Yale, Knell and Hudson bicycles. Write for onr 1906 catalogue and price Itat. Alexander- El yea Co. KIiouopatiiIl- hkMkIiIkk PURE ■e»lp disease* nnd make hair crow. mi.t r a VI ** —*—* •— - - * "The Grand," At- YOUR TEETH , CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNR # 63 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed if K ara, ljinler Dental Parlors, 39H White* 11 8t.. over Emmons’ clothing atore. Rail phone 200 J. Wti MOV*. KTOHK, PACK AND SIMP houaehold gooda; man ranee rate one per e and warehouaa 163-65 Walton •*— Cathcnrt'a Trane REYNOLDS, THE HII1N PAINTER. Hlgna, banner*. Oaga and flag decorations TEETH men*' clothlnmuore. Pell nhone 2643-J, THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Thrs, L,ft of Eight Brand Naw Suburb,n Horn,,. , The flrat month will bo gtvJn FREE and If occupied ono year, two moro month, will bo given FREE at tha end of tha ytar, making only nine month* you will have to pay for. Non* but good famillM will b* allowed In thoa* houaaa. Theaa are located on th* Rlvor electric car llna only twenty minute, rid* from th* confer of tb* city; contain 7 and t room,; bava navar been occupied; are located In Weet Atlanta Park. Ev.ry houae fronta a flfty-foot Park, wblcb la att In traea, ev.rgr.ena and flower,. Pure air; na tive oaka; an Ideal ipot (or children. It la cheapar than living In tba city and tba aurroundfnga are more whole i. In the center of thl* Park are tha Farro Phoephata Springe, which will cure any caaa of atomach or Udnay trouble, no matter of how long etand- Jng. It now haa a naw church, neatly furnlahad, a .tor*, a acboot-houaa coat ing 11,(00.00 wilt aoon be computed. Captain J. T. Mill., who ltvaa on tha grounda, wtU *ehow you through tha houaaa. Rant 110.00 par month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. REAL ESTATE, 11 AUBURN AVE. NOW OFFERS FOR QUICK SALK well Incnted north aide block of 7 (-room new cottngea, all modern and tn good nhape; corner lot, with atreet Improve ment. down. Tbit la a food, aonnd rent- paying lovoatmcnt. renting for M( p< month, nnd IMOO will bay them nil. Ii veator, you cannot afford to mlaa tbla. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVE. WASHINGTON STREET VIADUCT! HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR sala that will be worth double th* price asked by th* tlm* th* Washington streat viaduct Is completed. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Building. Pboue SS7. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) rcgiiter. suitable —, j* a r“ 1 but pl*aa* yon. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Droad street. TEETn REST SET OF TEETH BOO. LOOK AT THIS! SOOlSGO FT. R. It. FRONTAGE. CLOSE IN. Modern building on same, containing is,- 10 of spare, worth not Joe* than 616,000. If takeu within a week enn sell at 136.000 for entire beautiful corner lu We*t End. |4,2SO to 64AM. FIVE NEAT « AND 7-HOOM COTTAGES In tne ltest part of West End, from 63,860 to 63,100. UToliMTI'Woin' Kew iiorsfc, TlNTEf> walla, cabinet mantels, Meldrlm at. Only 61,700. Terms. iCQtree. with ... ... Price 69.600. liberal terms > or change for vacant property or amal change for vacant property or smaller home. RritThcVStAm: oTt 6F aS1> WifhiS city limits, large and small lota. Prices 6900 to 636.000 per lot. Buy now and double your money within a year. Kf"vTR! _ wANT~jrRYmEss*sTfirvm knv. cll.nl, Wbn will buy nnd Improv. fur you, L'aU and w* no. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, lonei 5488. *418 Peters Bldg. 87.000-PBACIITREB ROAD 6-R. cot- tage on 7-acre tract. 600 feet frontage. Ilea well. Tbla la cheap, lies on west aids atreet, baa nice fruit trees, outbuildings, #.600-LoVELifti*T 10-R. ikOL'MB ofl N. Boulevard In choicest block on the street; house la atrlrtlr modern and up-to-date; would cost 96AX) to build It ioaaj. Ix>t would bring 63,000 to ^.600. Do you want a bargain7 * tftodg WBW tm BtktiiftT, WAR reachtree. house bringing good rent. Cheapest close In prbpe * He* well, Is level and than this. Easy terms. itttfckT lioSilfc. 6-K7XOT 66x196 to allay, between North avenne and E760=!lEH'T8”F6lt i27.6071tl8T OFF W. iloulerard, the prettiest cottage to be found In the nelght>orhood. occupied by owner, refused this rental for cottage nnd servant's hdbse In rear. Special reason t'dTtfAGK 6H filioo: house. This nlace la a perfect ... r. cottage, nearly now, and last off Peacbtrea; noth ing like It In town. Terms. W. E. TREADWELL & CO. REAL ESTATE, . 24 SOUTH BROAD ST. Bell Pboue 2644.. Atlanta Phone 3803. $3,600—LARGE STORE ROOM AND dwelling attach<Ml; gimd business estab- llshed. Tbla la a bargain. Always rented. See ua If you want a good bnslneas stand. K.tSo—NICE k'lVE tlOOM. HOllSE. COB- ner lot, Ralllam atreet. «},EO-ll>KAL HUME, SIX ROOktS, MlL- • ledge avenue; lot 50 by 209. $9.iM-nKAtrtlftil, SIX-UOtlM coWAoe, built for home; South Rryor. fc.ioo—KiVR-Huosi cotTatik; socrn Rryor street; lot 60 by 175. We IiaVE ri EvETtATTE L E u A N't Iiomkh, two-story, eight rooms, on Forrest ave nue: uelghlmrnood the beat, from 65,000 to 96,000. See these before buying, It yon want a home on tbe north tide. We a mo have Rome of thS cSet- Best vacant lots on tha north side at at tractive prices. ILOOO-RIX.ROOM COTTAGE, DE KAl.B avenue, Edgewood; good lot; can be Iniught on eaay terms. fc,006-TWO-HTORY KlfillT ROOMS; FOR- rest avenue. This is a lieauty. Come and see ua about this liefore It Is sold. weca.n Sell central fRocEliTY In the heart of the city, one block from the terminal atatlon. for 6300 front foot for a faw days only. $LW0—FOUR-ROOM Udl:«R, HATH. VVA- ter and gaa; Fowler street Renta 612. $2.606—niOe fivb-uooM cottage, Donne street, near South. Pryor. $2,000—TWO-8T6hY, KIliklT ITOoil holla.; Summit uranna; good oolghbor- hood. $L0"O—TWO-8TOUT EIGHT ROOM u6l!8E —Boulevard; mudel home. HooA biiVs y6ur ciioIoe of Two nine-room hoases. West Linden atreet (2,^)6—NICE NEW HOME, 8T. CHARLES avenue. Ii-* WANT ANYTHING IN WKSt End, either vacant or Improved, come to see u*. We have a large list and can suit you at attractive prices. M.rao-TwO-BtOftY. EioiiT itouM house. College Park, near end of car line; beautiful onk lawn; alao. a beautiful alx- room cottage. 62,250, near tbe car line; nrge lot In the l>eautlfal suburbs, College Park. (t.&oo—WAHitisiiTON'; Sight UOojJ house. Sure bargain In thla. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 6 ABBOTT 8TBEET (WEST END). This two story, seven-room brick, on lot which contains aliont 2 acres and Ilea ele vated, la on tbe west side of Abbott street, at tbe Intersection of Greensferry avenue, aqd la known as tbe Tom Alexander boms pln<**; has no gas. but city watar. bath, stationary washstand, alnk In th* kitchen nnd hydrant In the ynrd. Beside* the ■ev en room house, there I* a two-room •err ant'* house on the lot; al*o stable and cow house; hna plenty of garden spot and plenty of shnde. and la In good repair for an old house. West view rare two blocks away. Bent, 926 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phone, 4U. STEPHENSON: BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main, Atlanta 37. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texas—San Antonio clear and warm Houston and Fort Worth cloudy and pleasant, l^rler cloudy and warm. .Mahatchle cloudy, 70; Taylor clear, 72; J ,a, .£°fV e .f ,ou<, J r » Joplin - raining, 73; McAleater cloudy, 74; New Braunfels cloudy, 69; Galveston clear, 78; Texar kana cloudy, 77; Bberaan cloudy 69; Waco cloudy, 78; Gainesville clear. i0: Ilolden- vllle, Ifid. T., cloudy, looks like rain; Ardmore, Ind. T„ fair, 76; Oklahoma City cloudy. 78; Tyler cloudy, 76; piano cloudy. 76; Paris cloudy. 74; McKiuney clear, 80; Dallas cloudy, 76. MlufMtppf-Jackson cloudy and cool. Natch ex iurtlv cloudy aud pleaaant. Ya* ***£ sprinkling and cooler. Grenada and Greenwood clear and warm. Lexington cloudy and cool. Canton cloudy and picas- ant. Newton drizzling; nice rain brat eve ning. Meridian cloudy; oiiaty day afternoon. Hattiesburg pleasant* hard rain last night. cloudy and cool; looks like rein; rained laat night. Corinth partly cloudy aud warm, \lcksburg and Winona cloudy and warm. Haxlehurat cloudy and warm: light rain yesterday afternoon. Alabama—Montgomery cloudy and threat enlng. Mima cloudy and warm; rain laat , O^ka partly cloudy and warm, Huntsville partly dondy and cool. Blr mlngham very cloudy, looks Uks rain. Mobile dear and warm. Tennessee—Memphis di Chattanooga partly dondy and warm. Knoxville dear and pleasant. Georgia—Columbus partly warm. Atnericus and Albany cool. Macon dear and bet. Rome cloudy and pleasant. Louisiana—New Orleans dear and hot. Shreveport clear and hot; rain last night. WEATHER IfTwHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Cloudy; 58 to above; local rains. Northwest—Genet-.* ■bowers In St. Paul. 'Vest and Southwest—Partly cloudy; 68 to 70 above; showera Springfield, Mo.; rain- log Wichita. Ohio Valley—Clear; 68 to 72 above, WEATHER-FORECAST. -Generaly clear; 64 to 70 above; Wednesday Georgia ami Eastern Florida—Occasional ■bowers Tuesday and probably Wednesday Mlaalaali north; warmer: variable .winds. Eaat Texas—Showers Tuesday; Wednesday nrtly cloudy; warmer In Intarlor; light y freab south winds. Weat Texas—Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday; local showers Tuesday in north portion. Arkansas—Showers Tuesday; Wednesday fair and wanner. WEATHER CONDITIONS. pressure since pressure la flat, causing a stagnant slug gish state of the atmosphere favorable to the development of local showers. There Is very Jlftle difference between the barom eter In the centers of highest and lowest pressure, and as a result the winds nre mostly light. Cloudiness prevails over the southern half of tha map aud In the last 24 hours showers have occurred In portions of Texar* Arkans as. Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia nml conditions favor partly cloudy weath' er with occasional showers In this section tonight and Wednesday. /. B. MARBURY, Section Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. meridian time, July 10. itVtions of Work-outs At Gravesend. By Private Irased Wire. Gravesend, N. Y., July ia—Weather clear, track good. Try outa: Retl Friar, mile In 1:4*. breezing. Ren Hodder, 6 furlongs In 1:2124. hrees- Ing. Jscquln. 4 furlongs In :S3, breeling. Nicetas, 6 furlongs In 1:19, handily. Will win. Htamlue, 6 furlongs In 1:06, breezing. A •lever filly. Con vllle, 3 furlongs (n :67, breezing. About ready. % Vino, 4 furlongs In :50S4, handily. At his best. little Minister, 6 furlongs In 1:1734, han dily. Very good work. Knight Errant, mite In 1:47 84. breeslng. About ready. T«d Han, 6 furlong* In 1:19, driving. Gratlello. tulle la 1:4324, handily. In fine trim. Mattel Richardson. 6 furlongs In 1:19. First Mason, tulle In 1:16, galloping. Running Water, 5 furlongs In 1:<K, handi ly- Single Shot, 6 furlongs In 1;30 24, breea* log. •Atlanta, p. tcioudy . •Chattanooga, cloudy Columbus, cloudy GnluesvUle, dear ... Greenville, dear aewnan. ciouu Rome, foggy Spartanburg, p. cloudy., Tallapoosa, p. dondy... Toccoa, dear West Point, p. cloudy— *6 71 .00 •Minimum temperatures are for 12 hour perlmt ending at 8 a. m. this date. Heavy rainfalls: Gainesville, Fla., 1.94; Jacksonville. Fla., 1.82; (gtke City, Fla., 2.66; Ballinger. Tex., 1.86; Sherman, Tex., 1.62; Tulsa, Ofcta., 139. a *!? m IS utn* Rork”::.";:.':; Memphis Mobile * Montgomery ... New Orleans .. Oklahoma Savnnnah Vb-ksburg Wilmington — t T indicates lnapprecial>le rainfall. REMARKS. Higher temperatures prevailed over the eastern half of tbe twit, with no marked changes In other sections. Rains were gen- Til over the belt except In Augusta and ->mphls districts; tbe amounts were heavy In Florida, portions of Texas and Oklahoma. J. II. MAUBI BY. Section Director. DlaL Average*. 84 ll| Pi BUILDING LOTS. “Get you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able to buy one for any lee, money." ADAIR. Alta Avenue, jnit outtlde Inman Park,. near Euclid avenue, only three lot* left In thU lubdtvlilon, 50x124, (or J450; 150x150 (or (800. anj 125x167 (or |800. The«e are iure money-maker,; eaay term,. Connally Street, only five-eight, o( a mile (rom center, 15 mlnutei' walk (rom Century building, halt way to Grant park, level lot 40x120 t 0 alley; gee, water and aewer down; price $450; (ace, pretty reitdence. In (root. Lawn Street, in Weat, End. near Park and Lee, 116 feet front, run ning back 150 to alley, opposite the new cottages; price $1,200. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. college: park homes DON’T PAY RENT. It Is exceedingly bad form to do so when you can t*y yonr own money back la jour pocket, by coming to me. Just ran jour eje or it this! We'll build you a bouse Just like you want It, on easy payments, from |5* to 65,000, If yon buy tbe lot 8-room, modern, new house on corner lot, 6100 cask, balance easy monthly payments.. 4-room modern new bouse, asms terms. 6-room, new’, modern house on large corner lot; 6360 cash; - balance easy monthly payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses. The College Park * Land Company have 2,000 Iota to select from, 8100 to 9509 each. Come out and see me, or .call m* up. . Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, Cohere Park, Ga. 1 .veil everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. NOTICE OF DISSOLU TION. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Griffin Sc Hudson, heretofore en gaged In the livery business, under trade name of "Piedmont Stables," at 122 Marietta street, is this day dis solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin retiring. The business wifi be con tinued at the same place by Piedmont 8tables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager. This July 1, 1906. W. S. GRIFFIN. L. W. HUDSON. Jr. STATISTICS. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. Lemona 95.60 to 96. Iiraea 60 to 76c. Peaches, per crate. 91 to 11.60. Pineapples 12 to 62.50, market at present time well stocked. Jlnnanaa. straights, im- bunch 61-60 to 61. <»• Culls, per buiK-n, 61 to 61-25. Watermelons, 67.60 to 630.00 per 100; de. land good. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.- Llve bens 36 to 37%c: fries 22H to broilers 15 to 22%c. Lire ducks, Pekli to 85c; puddle 26 to 27%c. Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c. table, per lb., 20 to 22%c; cook lux, per lb., ISM? to He. Honey—New SolOc lb.; In 1-lb. racka 10 012c. AuiuaiocB, por craie. Corn, new, 10 to 12Hc Okra, per crate, 61 to 9; Old Irish potatoes, per Old sweet potatoes, ber bushel, 61 to 6L2I; ew sweet potatoes 61-75 buahel. Cherries, 24-quart crate. 61.60 to 61.78. Cantaloupe*, per crate, 61-50 to 62.50. Blackberries 10 to 1214c onnrt. Dewberries 10 to ttfec quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Postels Elegant 66.36; Diamond B atent 66; fancy pa*ent |5.i0; half patent 1.10 to $4.36: i*acy 6690: spring wheat patent 96.5066. Market strong. CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; So. 2 whits !c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 73c. OATH—Choice white clipped, 52c; choice white, 50c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust proof, 60c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, 73c? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per buahel, 63c. ihorts, white, 11.40: medium.. 11.35; brown, 11.80: pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran, 31.15. HAY;—Timothy, choice large bales, 31.10; da, choice small bales 91.14; do., No. J timothy bales, 91.06; do., No. 2 91; do., No. j clover mixed 11.06; do.. No. 2 closed mixed ’’’cLOVF.R.-Chole* Kb!. The above price* are f. o. b. Atlanta, and •abject to immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. UGAR.-Standard granulated 5c. New rk Refined to 4H; plantations <% to Market stronger. 'FEE.—Itoastr ' . In bugs or hi 12c. Market weak. RICE.—Carolina 4tt to 7Hc, according to grade. Market very strong. CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 1414c; twins 14c; brick, 14c. Market atrong. PROVISIONS.—Supreme ham* 15c. Dove ham* 16Hc. California hami 1014c; Red Cross hama 15c. Dry salt extra rib* 10.00; bellies 204 lbs. 10.75; fat backs 8H; plates W. Supreme lard 10. Red Croe* 10c. Snow Drift compound 7& Red Cross 7%. STOCKS AND BONDS. IMd. Asked. Georgia 4Ha. 1915.! Georgia. R. R. 6a, 1910 Savannah 6a. 1909 iS8 Atlanta 4a, Atlanta and Weat Point... Atlanta and Weat Point Debts. 107 C. R. of Georgia first Income 1I0. second income XX do. third Income 66 Georgia 248 Augusta and Savannah 115 Southwestern 116 RAILROAD SCHEDULES Bhowfi heart disease, at I Houston. Pearl Prance. 3 montba old, died of anus- mln, at Hapevllle, Ga. MU* Mattie King, 70 yenra old, died of heart disease, at Egan postoffice. failure, at residence, 621 Sunset avenue. S. H. Rouge, 62 years old. died of hem- orrhage of the lungs, at Fulton county jail. Thomas Green. 31 years old, died of nout# peritonitis, nt residence, 263 East Fair. Alva E. Peary, 18 years old, died of ty phoid fever, at residence, 333 East Llmles street. Mrs. C. 8. Cox, 41 years old, died of Bright'* disease, at residence, 25 High street. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calhoun Gallo way, of 9 Brown place, a girl. Herman, to recover dwelling it $150—T. X. Scab 228 Cooper street. 1150—Amo* Baker, to re-cover dwelling it 26S Woodward. $75—A. Boa*, to repair dwelling at rear at 451 Conrtlnud and In rear of same. 915,000—J. Horace Jones, to build thret- story apartment house at 31 Porter place. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. 9226—James T. Xetherland to C. A. Pitta, lot on Olive and Rncker streets. Warrant/ deed. 980-8. A. and K. Shaw to C. A. Pitta, lot in Hollywood cemetery.. Warranty ti tle deed. 63,150—James R. McKeldJn to Am G. On* dler, lot on Hurt street, near Edgewood avenue. Warranty deed. deed. 610—Edward 8. McCnndleaa to Kate Rot* ■on. lot on Park avenue, near Sydney. Warranty deed. 610—Edward K. MrCandtess to Southern Loan and Banking Company, lot ou Pork avenue, near Sydney street. Quit claim deed. 63,800-0. M. McAlpIn to Mr*. Cora B. Boldine, lot on Garden, near Love. Uoud > r title. 62,500-Mrs. Snllle C. Evan* to Virgil Jones, lot on Mlmpaon, near WNIUma atreet. Warranty deed. 6450—T. A. Shelton to Harry T. Beery, »t on Cot “ ~ * ‘ Warranty 1 6100—Colli ale Amy, _ nd Harvai , 665—Emma A. * Smith to Sllaa Cunning- and Harvard avenue. Warranty deed. 665— Emm* A.. Smith to Sllaa Cuol ham, lot on corner Princeton avenne and Rhode* road. Warranty deed. 64,730— East Atlanta Land Company to J. Lamproa. lot corner Edgewood sveuue and Yonge street. Bond for title. No. Drpai • 2 NashvL— 74 Marietta ..18:19 pm 11:45 am *12 Ntshvlll* . 440 pm . 240 pm 72 Marietta .. 5:30 pm 741 pm • 4 Nashville . 840pm 1 Nasbvtll* 745 pm* 4 Nashville CENTRAL Otr OKUKGIa RAILWAY, ■h ...7:10 ivilla . 740 «*> am fiavanaab am Macon pm 446 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm Macon ...... T:66 pm Jacksonville . 849 ATLANTA AND WEST POINT BOAD. Arrlr. From— Dfmart To- •Montpim.ry jam'T ■ nm »V ♦film. tAOranc* •Moor '«pm EaTC pS pm •s.ima .Granx* ... (Mom I-.Or.nf. ....(:« Hontxom'j . (:40pi» •UonlfMn'x „U:U •0,117. All otkor Into, -l.llj czc.pt 81 Ail train, of Atlanta .ad Wot Point lUlltoad Com poor arrlr* at aBd depart from Atlanta Terminal .uttoa. coran Uttcb.ll atra.1 and Hadlaan araao*. ' UCOHUIA KAILBOAD. Arrlr. From— b^wrt To— -Auxuzta .... S:00am •Aiifu.t, 7:<Iam woorera «:ts am Mtbonta Wwam dorlaftoB .. 7:Mam 'iuruitz |:Wpm »aSSSf .:::7|5 §»!&•*;:: jiSRS a.1 anX i£jjn£ T |IKABl)ARt> AIR LINK RAILWAY: - Wa3da*too°. M «J0am RlrmlafhamT (ttoam Abbevtlie ... 940 am Monro* . . . 740 am Memphis. . .11:45 am New York . .12:00 m New York . . 840 pm Abbeville- . . 440 pm Monroe. , * —' STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SON New York, July lO.-The Sun *ay*: "Tkj ne distinct movement In the atock mzrk-t ra* toward dullness and a contraction <>r dealing*. The trend of prices wn* uncer tain. Quotation* at the opening were uu**- lj somewhat above thoee recorded at dose u B t week, and In a little, time coic •Iderable advances above this level w**r# made. Then prices relapsed sharply until declines were nhown running aa much 1*; low Saturday's level as the advance* pre viously seen. From this fall the market »g*ia slowly rallied, with prices at the end « day Irregular and as a rule .small gal” losses. London operation* In the inar- iet were mlxm), finsuclal concern* In British capital still being affected by tba liquidation In Kaffir stocks and by the f*»- ure of a dealer in mining securities, ow reason for tbe recent liquidation In tnow stocks in London has been. It *eero>. tro«- hie arising out of the defalcation* "ft leondon solicitor latsly deceased, who aw several large estates In his care. Towzrs the close of the day rumors were sg* 1 * rife, for which no confirmation eunM had. but which may very well be true, that supposed efforts of both the < hb sg Milwaukee and St. Raul and the, 7»ew \ort Central and Hudson river railway • ' ® C nlea to negotiate large loan* i» l * r " d been ancceaafnL"—Gihert A Clay* THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET. n.x Prirot, r^aonl WIr,. .,«« Chicago. July W.-Hoc^Recriptt '-'T; Market .troux to .had* hjxhcr: 'I' 1 * 11 '/ left or.r 4,«89: hulk r.*™ ?'j for tomorrow 90,000; light WAOm.r 1L hoarr KJOei*. WJ6V pig* SS.0OflU.(0; rork-ra good to etude, heavy K*Ja Cattle—Katlmatrd reeelpta 4,M0. Matt Pheep—Cat!mated reeelpta UJCJ 1 - "“J! ateady: quality fair: nail" SNOWS CROP REPORT. *he valley proper la poor l>ejond r. an.1 la helow a, average on bottom Continued w.t weather to July I P' roota, and learea the crop y-' 1 "”- „„ u ,l iljaliirt . iSS Histti' I ii,; w^<thr'*‘the liop”” three auwa dhow, I, Central tlm, about equal that of Uat fnc.