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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD Ad Taken For Leu Than 2b Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town orders. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. MISCjEL LANEOU5. wi; havi: liuiKi: J Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WI1ITB MEN •> helper* In the foundry to loom mold- era’ trade. Good pay to start with and .batter pay In two or three month*. Only thoee with rood references need apply. iJeLoach Mil" Mfg. Co. TO yottwxw'to liiiPoftfeigrggTin Y6U LhOToBIs roods? If so, call tip 294 (Dell). The K thern Auction and Salvage Company, J» th Pryor XVANTEU—LUMBER INSPECTOR; AX-' periencad man. Apply Southern Furoltur. Company, Moors afreet and Georgia rail* toad. WASTED—AXLfc' f UftNfiftff—STEADY D-AXLfc nd lop w« by letter to C. W. .ii.m.u.ii, .u,..-. ent Western Steel C«r and Foundry Com- HAVE Mrifitt calm, Foil male and female atenofraphera thnn wa can till. If you with n position of thin Idnd, call at once. Bellamy Dullness Agency, call at once. Heiuitn mo Candler building. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL lath. Write as to Han Lumbar ALL STYLES OATES. WIDE AND IRON fence* sold and erected. Fencing tc~ farm, lawn, garden and poultry. BxcTusli agents for "Pago Fence. Dials Fence fit. successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter street Phone* MM. Poll tiTk IMPm.A I I LN DaThMBBI ■nit my $31 aulta to $25. Carroll, tbs tallorj 173 Peachtree street, oppoeltc Aragon hotel! ircutTr-MV gtoTk oF IRuN tfAFEg and rnnlt doora to lie sold at coat daring neat week; now la your time. 2f S. Broad street. It. W. Rill*. Atlanta.i HT KNOOliAPI f LI t H-ITo V7)P T>AHE cali your eonl your own, enough ao to Ihl " “ stand up and tell the Horn Man that the Kent on thirty days' trial; satisfaction guar an teed. You arc uext. Hoe D>i Manufac- turlna Company. 611 'Austell building. 'Phone, Main 2*77. HTK.S'o.lHAFUfciiA—'WHY . HAVE IftkV WORKS. Take Luckie St. Car to Waterworks. tVAST*DiPftffrri(iH—AB EKdlSTJEIi: locomotive or atatlnnary, hr competent, ■olicr msn. of ninny yeara' experience. Eir-cllen, refert-ncra. Addreaa Engineer, rare Georgian. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- five women and girls in our sewing room. Anyone who can run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced opera tors make from $8 to $12 per week, and we pay 60c per day while learning. Apply Nunnally Bros. & McCrca, 36 W. Alabama street. Bapertenced operators make from . . fltw per week, and we will fire good da S gaa to those without experience until >y learn. If you lira out of Atlanta, writ* ua and we will glre you Information about hoarding place*. Nunnally Bros, A McCrea, X W. Alabama atreet. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. W^fCTCftTfraTTCN^AH—nnXSTKii mill foreman; ten years' experience lu planing mill hnalnea*. T. 11. K., rare Geor* glan Wa! -NTeD-I’ohition' aS OI.Liik IS retail .tors In Atlnnts. On glvt* n good nett, feslartown, Ha. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK money tend for our fra# circular*. Gen eral Salas and Supply Co., Mobile, A! a. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—THE PUBLIC? TO KNOW that the Southern Auction npd Salvage Co., at 30 S. Pryor, can dlapoae of your VO., El M s. * l/W, SHU I||S|WSV UI J UUI bouaehoM goods, offle* fixtures. safes, car* ruga, ptanoa. etCrejlo advantage. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ATLAS ENGINES— -ATLAS BOILERS -All stylo* and alaes.- Atlaa Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta -CLASH i'iitBf-cf; TTOBIVKIS HofTsEI should bay. high grad. .1 got. Call on Kent Wju Co., 11H North Pryor atreet. TUB rioL’flicltS' AUoTIuS~aS1> nil.- vote Company, nt 20 South Pryor atreet, will boy or aelf you oot. PHRPHOTpanAM lamps, one showcase and one counter. Cole Book Co.. 6i Whitehall street. kok hALE-tWo OaU'Toa)>h "FiNri Brock way anrrlea, runabout a aud depot i Mfg. Co." 60 and 62 West Mltcbell FOB SAI.K-BEHT RtlBllKK TIRE: ateed. Georgia Ve* I 52 West Mltcbell at. workmanship guaranteed. Georgia bide Mfg. Co.. » and 52 West Mlftb DON’T GO BLIND. j WHEN YOU SHE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'a new line. Just added a fall line of trunks, traveler*' supplies and general office supplies. The cheapest aver •old. We buy, sell or exchange everything. I? and ft West Mltcbell street. Bell 'phone i prove It to you. rlblKHia. Let — We fnrulsh three rlhlioiiM mid n Im>x of carlnin papier thirty days' trial; satisfaction guaraut! « d <»r no pay. ’ What more «au_we “ ' — iialri WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT. HURTLING NALF.RMEN for magnlflc.nt bow mapo; now feature.: etn »-ll»ra; exrloalv. territory awl liberal propofitloa; extraordinary rhaaco for work- era. State If yoa hare bad oxperioaco. Uudglna Co., AuaDta. Ga. PIANOS. BK AM BACH PIANOS. KfiTAIILISlIED 1123. BECHT PIANO CO.. €3 N * FOnBYTH. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO REE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. Wo repair, rerooatrael. ox- ehaaio, hay and aoll antomnhllra. Garage. ta-12 Mitchell atrroL Atlanta, On. mil phone 4XP4-L Mala. ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL IIRINO YOU bnalnaM. For high grads, work call on Kant. 6114 N. l'rrnr. rEone &21. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. Highland avenue. Ona that will sell for 600 cash nnd the balance monthly. Addross 1. E. W.. care Georgian. REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE. Curriar and Fairfax, $450 each. Frasier A Hnilth, lft Auburn avenue. Bell phope 353$ main. EDUCATIONAL. BfTJttFFirXWb nr»7»R1CI7i?PTfWr TYl'K- writing, mathematics, grammar and spell ing taught la evenings. Htokely's Hhortband Peachtree street. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8. FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAM lly. Iioard optional; every convenience; north aide; can get meals across street. Hell phone 3020. FOR RENT. for young men. Modern fiat. ft6 Peach tree. Fou UKnt—moIieIin eight-rooM two-story honae; $25; close Id. Apply 67 Crew street. ’Phone 4261. PER80NAL, DAVID W. YARBROnGH, * MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1265. 10 EL Hunter BL = COME ALONG AND GET HAPPY! You wouldn't rIyr l well man medicine. You wouldn't send a clean shirt to the lanndry. You wouldn’t wear a fur overcoat In summer. You wouldn't eat when not hungry. No. jou wouldn't do any of tboae thing,. But you do your largest advertising when buxlneaa It rushing. Vou tell the public to buy when the public 1* falling over Itaelf to buy. You amear printer'. Ink all over a newspaper "when your business I* flourishing. Wbat makes you do those queer things? This Is the first of the dull summer season. Your bust- ness I* beginning to droop. Now It Is that It needs a good dose of advertising. Now It Is that you should show some of your enterprise and Induce the public to buy. It Is easy enough to sell a man a thing 'be Ivants. It's a good salesman who makes a man realize be wants a thing, and then sell It to him. Now Is the time to demonstrate your business ability. You have plenty of things the public wants. Don't think the public Is coming to Inquire of you what you have that It wants. While you are waiting for this Idea condition your competitor Is getting busy and telling the public. He Is also getting the business. It's his harvest time. Come along and be good to your Intereeta. Look out for yourself. We try to tell you. We don't know It all, but we know some of It. A few of the LIVE ONES have given us the benefit of their experience. We are the doctors and will prescribe the medicine If you will let us. Your business will show the good effects.* Be happy—along with the other prosperous and healthy ones. J) *HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Thrte L,ft of Eight Brand Nsw wri.t.iH wall rerun company. tersest stork In Bonth. 94 N. Broad BL "KENT LIGHTS.” THE BRUT OF MANTLB LIGHTS NOW sold nt 31* N. Ptyor BL Alts Kent, rhone (Mt WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK * CO.—WALL PAPER. mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc. Bell phone 723. Htnndard 701 27 E. Hunter. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM jaars. Reasonable price*. Parlor*. 29% Whitehall ft. clothing *tore. Bell nhoie 3Sii OLD HATS MADE NEW. rlenned nnd reshaped, Me. Soft and ntltr felt hate cleaned nod re- ahnped, Be. Banda or awnntn. Me each extra, ACM 12 IIATTERR, 4 Vi Whitehall 8L BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic* tor Talking Machines and Racorda. Just received large consignment of machines and over 10,000 record*. Immediate attention given mall ordif*. We want the names of all talking machine dealers In th# south. Writ* for catalogue. Atexander-EIjrea Co. bicycle and iTOTBmp=nnrai«f bicycle end sundry dUtrlbotora la tha aouth. Southern asenta far Pierce, Tale, Rnell and Hud too blryclea. Write tor oar 1M catalogue and price llal Alexander- KIloMUPATIlIc ItKXlKIHKH PliTtfc scalp illeeaess and mahe hair grow. Kroin s Medicated Soap makes you by- flenlcally clean. iM.yeare eucceee.) J, J.| Kroui, ‘ " ‘ *'* YOUR TEETH CROWNRD 22-K HOLD CROWNS IS UP, without pain. All work guaranteed id rare. Lanier Dentil l'erlora. MH White- ■ II Ht.. over Emmons' clothing atom. Bell man r»»., win pbona 2543-J. WE WOVE. HToilk. PACK and hiiip houeehnld goods; tnxiraace rate one per rent Office and warehouae ISMS Walton street Uoth 'phoneA Catheart's Traaa- far. RKYNOLD8. TUI 8IO(t PAINTER. Signs, banaera, liege and Dag decoration, iror jj>ccl«l i>rco«lonj i sm^ > tr^AbMni»ltf. TEETn EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work dona without naln. til rrri-o^'Si'^hlU^'s,.^;; Pariora. — — . ■' clntbln^torc^BcMjhhoncgja-X CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALI.WOODS. 1 DUALS aud all other makes at bargain prlreA We can aell yon a register. luliable for any htislum. at a price that cannot help guaranteed for two years. Southern Caah TEETH BEST SET OF TKL-ril K.OT or Alt AN- . "T 4 . Al .' w . otk S"«Mnteed U roam. Unler Dental Pariora. Whitehall St. orer Emmons' clotklng store. Beil phoee Suburban Homan. Tha flrat month will be given FREE and ft occupied ona year, two morn months will be given FREE «t tha end of the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. Nona but good familial, will be allowed In these houses. Thais are located on the River clactrlo car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city; contain 7 and -t rooms; have never been occupied; ere located in Weet Atlanta Park.'Every house front, a fifty-foot Park, which la sat In tress, evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It Is cheaper than living in the city and tha surroundings are more whole some. In tha center of this Park are tha Farro Phoaphata Springs, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand. Ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing $t ( KOO.OO will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on tha grounds, will show you through tha houses. Rent 910.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDB. IS Auburn Avenue. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, iones 6488. 412 Fetors Bldg. 97.000—PE ACHTHEE ROAD «-R. COT- tigs 00 7-aern tract, tM teet frontage, llee well. This la cheap. Llea on weat aide afreet, bee nice fruit treee, outbuildings. tttSraJJVEUHT ie-lt. R6l:si4 ‘fT Iloulerard In choicest block on tke.atrret; block on tkestnet; bmuie la atrletly modern and np-todate: would cost 90.400 to build It today. Lot 91.000 to “ * would bring a liargalnt P.600. Do you want iijtoTRENTg Boulevard, the pretllrat cottage to found In the neighborhood, oeenptad __ ... H owner, refused thle rental for cottaxe and for aelllng. tt.d00-t4.fi, OftMArtB LOT 10x906: aerrant'a house. Thla place le a perfect beauty. Think of It. a ltfr. cottage, nearly brand new, and Jnat off Peachtree; noth ing like It In town. Terms W. E. TREADWELL & CO. REAL ESTATE 24 SOUTH BROAD ST. Bell Phone 2844. Atlanta Phone 3803. CHAS. M*. ROBERTS. REAL ESTATE. 13 AUBURN AYR NOW OFFERS FOR QUICK SALE A well located north aldo block of 7 9-room new cottagee. all modern' and In good ahape; corner lot. with street Improve- mente down. Thla le a good, souud rant- paying Inraatment, renting for 9*S per month, and 98,100 will bay them all. In vestor, you cannot afford to miss thla. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 13 AUBURN AVE. WASHINGTON STREET VIADUCT! RATE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR t aale that will ba worth double the price aakad by the time the Waihlngton street viaduct la completed. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate ami Rentiug, 28 Peachtree St. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phone (87. LOOK AT THIS! 20dx2M FT. It. It. FRONTAGE. CLOSE IN. Modern bulldlus oh aatne, containing IS.* 000 aouare feet of apace, worth ~ot lea* than 613,000. If taken within a week can *ell at 6JS.QM foe entire property. For male—I7.60U 'wIllTUIictITsL' AN elegant 9-room house, lot 100x200 ft., In Intnau Fnrk. near Druid Circle. beautiful corner In Weat End. fi.366 to $4.60i)J FTvF: NEAT 6 AND 7-IUK)M COTTAGE® In tue l»eat part of Weat Eud. from 62,160 til IKlil^— i kdoil. 2-SfoTtT aN^WnotmT^STkh ■g' ""^ I^Meldrlm at. Only I Trice $9,600. I.IIhtn I term* I change for vacant property or emaller borne.I |R. U. TUOaSTAGl? OTt oF WITiUM lo $36,000 per lot. Bay now and double our money within a year. F VotJ WlW A BVHINE88 HITE WE have client* who will buy and Improve $3,600—LARGE PTfiRE ROOM AND dwelllug attached; good business estab lished. This Is a bargain. Always rented. See us If you want a good business stand. 62,750—NICE FlVEHlblM 110U8B, COU- ncr lot. Palttam (treat. $3.450—ID^AL II6mK. 8tX Rbd^S, UtL- ledgs avenue; lot 60 by 200. 99,ftd-nPAlfTllH!!; Itftf-ItOOM COTTAOk, built for homa; South Pryor. 92,ito—VIVe-koom cOTf aoE; rouTII l’ryor •treat; lot 10 by ITS. we Have severaiTRliI,janT ROBB; twoatory, eight room,, on Format ave nue: neighborhood the beat, from 95,000 to 66,00a Set three before buylnf, If you went a home on the north aide. Wb'aISo iiaVB ko'fll: of the piIeT- tleat vacant lots on tha north aids at at tractive prices. jtooo-hlx nooM coTTaiSe. t)E kALIk avennr, Edgewood; good lot; can be bought on easy terms. 96,000—TWO-RTORY ElOllT ROOMS; FOK- reat avenne. Thla I, a beauty. Coma and are ua about thla before It la aold. WE CAN SELL CENTRAL PROPERTY IN the heart of the city, one block from the terminal atatloo, for 9300 front foot for a few daya only. tt.ooo-Ft >t.'Ii-lt6Alt ilftuak, bath, WA- ter and gaa: Fowler atreet. Renta tit. 92,600—NICE five-kooM ccrtAbii. Uoane atreet, near Booth Pryor. iaooo-tWo-rtory, EIGHT room honae; Rnmalt nrenne; good neighbor hood. 94,010—TWO-RTORY F.ltlllT ROOM HOUSE —Boulevard; model home. UJi-'niTTYir VolMt choice of YW6 nine-room hourea. Weat Lfoden atreet. $i&oo-N ; icE new sf. ciiXnLkfi avenue. IF YOl) WANT ANYTHING IN WEAT End, either recant or lmprored, com# to aee ua. We have a large lltt and can ault you at attractive prlere. 99.*4-t\V6-rtory. LioiIt room home, College Park, near end of ear llna; beantlful oak lawn; alao, a beautiful nix- room cottxge, ti.30, near tha car llna; Urge lot In the beautiful reburba. College Park. »i,toft-WA Ml 1 NVtf6N; KlOltt ROOM house. Sure bargain !n thla. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. AtlaLta 37. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. Atlanta sad Vicinity—rartiy cloudy with occasional showers tonight and Wednesday. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. J>xa»—Saa Antonio dear and warm. Bouiton and Fort Worth cloudy and ptraaant. Tylar cloudy and warm. ^Waxahatebfa'clondyf^O; 1 Taylor dear, 72; Muskogee doody, 79; JopUn . raining. 71; loath McAlester doody, 74; New Braunfels sloudy, (S; Ualvettoa dear, 79; Tcxar- XXnx doody, 77; Shermao dondy •: Waco •loody. 71; Galncevllle dear. »; ID,Men- rtllc, Ind. T„ doody, looks Ilka rain; Ardmore, fnd.,T., fair, 76; Oklahoma city ,rr, JUU. X., ia,r, in: uaianoma ; ,_n; Tyler doody. A; Plano clomjg. .-■lias doody, ,.. Mlaalsalwd- Jarkaon doody and cool. Natchca partly dondy and’ pleasant. Ya- aoo City eprlnkllng and cooler. Grenada and Graenwcod dear and warm. Leginaton doody and cool. Canton dondy and ploat- apt. Newton drtssUng; nice rain lai; eve- rater- Pjeasaat hard' ralnTiuT'DigliL Merld'un eloudy and cool; looks like rain; rained last sight. Corinth partly doody and warm. Vicksburg and Winona doody and warm. Ilaxlchurat doody and warm; light rain yesterday afternoon. gui idgh Huntsville partly dondy and cool mlncham very doody, looks llkt rain. Mobile clear and warm. Tennessee—Memphis dandy and warm. Chattanooga partly dondy and warm. Knoxville deer and pleasant. Georgia—Columbus partly dondy and warm. Amertcua and Allwny cloudy and cool. Macon dear and hot. Rome cloudy and pleasant. Louisiana—New Orleans dear and hot. Shreveport clear and hot; rain last night. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Nortbweit—Cloudy; M to 70 above; local mine. Northwest—Generaly daar; <4 to 70 above •bowers Id St. Paul. Weat and Konthwrst—Partly dondy; S8 to 70 above; «howere"Sprlnffield. Mo.; rain Valley—Clear; a to 71 above. WEATHER FORECA8T. ■ rwj nvBu;, TsriiuiQ wiuu*. Gtorgla and Eastern Florida—Occasional showers Tuesdaj and probably Wednesday; variable winds. Wastern Florida—Partly cloudy Tueaday and Wadnaaday; variable wind*. Alihatni—Hhnwsrs Ttisstlivf Alabama—Hhowera Tueaday: Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer; variable winds. Mlerinlppl—8bowera Tueaday; cooler In north; We<!neMlay partly cloudy and warmer: variable winds. East Texaa-Showers Tuesday; Wednesday dondy; warmer In Interior; light Wednaaday; local ahowera Tuesday In north portion. Arkaaean-Showcn Tuesday; Wednesday fair and warmer. Tennessee—Showers and cooler Tuesday In west portion; fair In east; Wednesday fair, wanner In west portion. WEATHER CONDITIONS. there has been a general decrease In air pressure since Monday morning. Today the pressure le flat, causing a stagnant slug- jfiah state of the atao^ihere jSyorableTo lavery I „ , , star In‘the centers of highest ami lowest pressure, and as a result the winds arc 8 ABROTT RTBEKT (WEST END). which contains about 2 acres aad llee ele- voted, le an the weet aide of Abbott etreet, at the Interaectloo of Greeneferry aveoae, end le known as the Tom Alexander home piece; has no gae. bat city water, bath, ■tetlonary waehatand, sink In the kitchen and hydrant In the yard. Resides the eev- en-room bouse, there la a two-room aerv- ant's house on the lot; also stable and cow house; has plenty of garden spot and plenty of etude, and la In good repair for an old boose. Weetvlew rare two blocks away. Rent. I* per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, TUB RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue. Both Phonaa 919. Work-outs At Gravesend. mostly light. Cloudiness prevails over the eontbern half of tha map aim la the last :» hoars ahowera have occurred In portions of Texar, Arkans as. Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia unil Florida. As a rule the temperatures hare been **??!>*romUtbma favor partly cloudy wrath- er with occasional showers la thla section tonight and Wednesday. /. B. MARBURY. Section Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, p. cloudy ■Chattanooga, cloudy Columbus, rlondy Gainesville, dear Greenville, clear . Griffin, dear •Macon, p. cloudy., for you. Call and sec us. By Private I-raard Wire. Gravesend. N. Y.. July 10.-Weather'dear, track good. Try tjuta: Ucd Friar, mile In J:4S. brassing. Ben Hodder, ( furlongs la 1:9124, Drees Ing. Jacqnln. 4 furlongs la Al, breenlng. Nicetas, 4 furlongs la 1:19, handily. Will wla. Kumlne, K furlong* In IKK, breeling. A clever Ally. Convtlle, 9 forlongx la :97, Dreetlng. About ready. Vino. 4 furlongs la M 94, handily. At hie beet. Idttle Minister. 4 furlongs In 1:1794, han dily. Very good work. Knight Errant, milt In 1:47 94, breenlng. About ready. Tot Hon. t tnrtoog* In IM, driving. Graalelto, tulle In 1:49 24. haadlly. In flae trim. Mabel Richard sou, I furlongs In 1:19. Flrat Mason, milt ta 1:40, galloping. Running Water. 9 furlongs la IKK, handi ly. Slagle Shot, 4 furlongs la 1:20 24, braes- Monti cello, clear Newnan. doody Rome, foggy foggy artanhurg, P- clomly.... lllapooaa, p. cloudy Cl St Hi .00 Went iN>lnt. r p. cloudy.. I. •Minimum tamperaturva arv tor 12-hour period ending at 6 a. m. this date. Heavy rainfalls: Gainesville. Fla., 1.94; Jacksonville. Fla.. LB3: Uke City, Fla., 2.69; Ballinger, Tex., 1.66; Hbermau, Tex., 1.63; Tnlsa, Okla., 130. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Augusta Cliarleaton Galveston I4ttl* Book Memphis Montgomery Vam llalaasa Near Orleans .... Oklahoma Savannah Vleksbui I Hit. Averages. \ kkabarg WMmlnfuwi t Indlrstes Inapnrerlahte rainfall. • REMARKS* HI T*“ "Get you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able to buy one for any lest money.’’ ADAIR, Alta Avenue, Just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, only three lots left In this subdivision, 50x194. 10^9450; 160x160 for 9500. and 125x167 for 9800. Theae are lure money-makers; easy terms.’ Connally Street, only flve-eigbts of a mile from center, 15 minutes* walk from Century building, half way to Grant park, level lot 40x120 to alley; gai, water »nd fewer down; price 9450; faces pretty refldencei In front Lawn Street, In Weat End. near Park and Lee, 11® feet front, run ning back ISO to alley, opposite the new cottages; price )1,200. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON’T PAY RENT. It Is exceedingly bed form to do ao wheo you no pay your own money beck la your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye over this! We‘11 baud yoa a boose Juxt like yoa went It, on cany payments, from go, to 95.000, If yo. bay tha lot 9-room, modern, new hoase on corner lot, 9100 nu. balance eaay monthly payments.. 4-room modern new houae, same terms , 9-room, new, modern house on largo corner lot; 9250 caah: balance easy monthly payments. 7. 9 and 10-room houses. The College Park Lend Company have 2,000 lota to.select from, 9100 to Iso, each.- Como out and sea me, or call me up. Office at end of ear Una. Bell Phone 97-J East Point Exchange, College Park, Ga. I eell everything at Collega Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. NOTICE OF DISSOLU TION. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of GrJffln & Hudson, heretofore en gaged In the livery buxlness, under trade name of (“Piedmont Stables,” at 122 Marietta xtreet. Is this day dis solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin retiring. The business will be con tlnued at the same place by Piedmont Stables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager. This July 1, 1906, W. S. GRIFFIN. L. W. HUDSON, Jr. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. Limes Peaches, per crate, $1 to $1.60. Pineapples $3 to $3.60, market at present Ime well stocked. ^Bananas, straights, i»— $l ; 76. t Calls, per bunen, t Watermelons, $7.60 to bunch $1.60 to $1.26. i.OO per 100: de. POULTItY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.- Ure hens ft to 37Hc; fries 22ft to 26c: broilers 16 to 23Hc. Live ducks, Pekin 30 to 36c; puddle 26 to Z7Hc. Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 12c. uuiwf, table, per lb^ 20 to 22Hc; cook ng, per lb., l2Vfcc to 16c. Honey—New HflOc lb.; In l*lb, racks 10 OHc. VKGETABLER.—Irish potatoes. N stock $3.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76. Tomatoes, per crate. $1 to $1.60. Corn, new, 10 to 12Vfcc per dosen. Okra, per crate, $1 to $1.60. Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.20. new aweet potatoes Cherries, 24-quart crate. $1.50 to $1.75. Cnntnloupea, per crate. $1.60 to $2.60. Blackberries lfr to :2Hc quart. Dewlwrrles 10 to 12V*c quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ruwwn, unniii; FLOUR.—Poatela Elegant JAJ6; Dlsmond patent $6: fanev parent $6.10; half patent $4.10 iviiej- ikW^ipriag wheat patent ft.60(|6. Market atrorig. _ CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. i wnuv "le; No. 2 yellow 71c; mixed 72c. OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice white, 60c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust proof, 60c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, 73c 7 bolted 140-lb. Jutea, per bushel, lie. Shorts, white, $1.40: medium. $l.ft; brown, ** lure bran, $L30, mixed nran, $1.15. —Timothy, choice large ttales, $1.10: 1 small balra 91.f«; do.. No. i . Ira, 91.06; do.. No. 2 91: do.. No. 1 rlover mixed 11.(6; do., No. 2 closed mixed ^CLOVER.—Choice Me. The above price, are f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.-Standard granulated 5c. New York Refined 4‘4 to 4Vi; plantations 4<4 to MsF-k* 1 * COFFER—Roosted Artrackla'a 915.50; raile. Market very strong. C1IEE8E—Fancy fall cream dairy, 14Uc; twins 14c; brick. 14c. Market strong. PROVISIONS.—Supreme bams 15c. Dove liams 154c. California hams 104c; Rad Cross hams 16c. Dry salt extra riba 10.00; bellies 204 tha. 10.75; rat backa <H; plain <H. Supreme lard 10. Red Cross 10c. 8now Drift compound 74* Red Croat 7%. DEATH8. heart disease, at Houston. Pearl Prance, 2 months old, died of an*#, mla. at Hapevllle. Ga.. Mlaa Mattie Klnr, 70 years old, died of heart disease, at Egan postoffice. Jessie Itoroey. 23 years old, died of pneu monia, at 101 North Dutler street. Wiley Bennett, 34 years old, died of heart failure, at residence, 621 Sunset avenue. 8. H. Poujre, 62 years old, died of hem- orrhage of the lungs, at Fulton cuuuty jniL Thomas Green. 31 year* old, died of scuts peritonitis, «t residence, 251 East Fair. Alva E. Peavy, 18 years old, died of ty. phold fever, at realdeoce, 813 East Utidea street. Mrs. C. H. Cox, 41 yearx old, died of Bright's dlsesse, at residence, 25 High BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calhoun Gallte way, of 9 Brown, place, a girl. BUILDING PERMITS. $190—Miss Annie llentschel, to add t* building at 117 Cherokee. $125—J. Berman, to recover dwelling at 15? Irvin afreet. $300—M. II. Barnes, to Improvements st 67 Jones avenue. $86—A. F. Lelbman, to re-cover dwelling $160—T. N. __moe Baker, to re-cover dwelling at 268 Woodward. $75—A. Boas, to repair dwelling at rear 125 Htonewall street. $76—J. W. Norram,- to re-cover dwelling at 57 Merritt* avenue. $100—W. L. McGill, to re-cover dwellings at 451 Courtland and In rear of tame. $15,000—J. Horace Jones, to build three- story apartment housu nt 31 Porter place PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $226—James T. Xetherlnnd to C. A. Pitts, lot on Olive and Rucker afreets. Warrant deed. $80-8. A. and K. Hhaw to C. A. Pitts, lot In Hollywood cemetery. Warranty ** tie deed. $3,150-Jatnes R. McKeldln to Asa G. Gau dier. lot on nurt street, near Edgewood fcvenue. Warranty deed. $1,374—Equitable Loon and Security < pany to W. C. Martin, lot on corner Bou levard and Rice street. Bond for title. $2,500—Kate Robson to J. A. Robinson, lot on Park avenue, near Sydney. Warran ty deed. $10—Edward 8. McCandlesa to Kate Rob son. lot on Park avenue, near Hydney. Warranty deed. $1&-Edward 8. McCandlesa to Southern Loan and Banking Company, lot on Park avenue, near Sydney street, deed. $3,600-0. M. McAlpIn to Mra. Cora B. Bolding, lot on Garden, near Love. Dood for title. $2,500—Mra. Bailie C. Evans to llrgll Jones, lot on Hliupaon, near Williams street. Warranty deed. $450—T. A. Shelton to Harry T. Heery, lot on Cooper street, near Dodd aveuos. Warranty deed. $100—College Park Loon Company to •le Amy, Tot corner of Atlanta street and Harvard avenue. Warranty deed. $ft—Emma A. Kinlth to Silas Cunning ham. lot on corner Princeton avenue and Rhodes road. Warranty deed. $4,730—Enat Atlanta Land Company to I .am pros, lot corner Edge wood avenue sod Yonge street. Bond for title. 8TOCK8 AND B0ND8. Bid. Asked. Georgia 44a. 1915 112 Georgia. R. it. 6a, 1910 106 Bavunnab 5s, 1909 1024 106 44». to : Atlanta 4a. 1934 ' Atlanta and West Point lft Atlanta and West Point Debts. 107 1«4 STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, July 10.—The Sun says: "The one distinct movement In the stock market waa toward dullness and a contraction or dealings. The trend, of prices was oncer tain. Quotationa At the opening were mutt- do. second Income do. third Income m Georgia 2ft Augusta and Mavanuah 115 Hftith western 116 Georgia Pacific lata.............. 130 C., cT and A. 1st 112 RAILROAD SCHEDULES IiThowliig^Uie Arrtv*T*oJlirp*riur* of Pas- senccr imlus of the 1-ollowlng Road*: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC UAILUOAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— 3 Nashvllls 7:10am* 2 NsahvlH# . I:ftai “ ‘ . IJ6 am-74 Marietta ..13:10 pi ii.ji ... im r. 76 Martel •i N^xt&TSc-l tab-: iSKS 41. «4a I J CENTRAL OlP GEORGIA It AILW if. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7:10am Maco* 12:01 am * rksonvlUe . 740 am .Savannah ... 6:00 am aeon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm Savannah ... 446 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm .. pm navannsn ... »;ij .. 746 pa Jacksonville . 6:30 pa 'ATLANTA aN1> "WEST I*olnT IuIL' ROAD. >tgomery 6:30 aa jAGraafl*,... iSan lAGrean.pm loauom T . 1:40 pm -Montfom'y ,.U;U •Danj. All otk.r train, <MUj .xrept (am day. All tralaa of Atn.nl, and Wret Point Railroad 1’orop.nr arttre at ami d.part I tom Atlanta Terminal atatloo. corear Mltrbrll .treat and M.dlraa arena*. - m.rkr.1 rhintta la other rerttooa. Rata, ware tom- real orer th. belt rarept la Aaffnata aad Mnaphla dlatricta; tha .moant. arnre hrarjt In Florida, porttona of Tcx.a and Oklahoma. GEORGIA Arrirr From— -Anffiuta 5:00 am Ton Ten 4:45 am Covington ..7:46 am -Aaguata ...12JO pm Mthaala .... f -- _ Itrrart To- -Augoata 7:Cam Llthoala 10 % aS •Angnau ."I.'IISiS •OtUr. All Seaboard aiu Arrlrp From— Waablngtoa . 4 JO am lagtOB _ _ nit rwsiTLWAYr Blrmln, phi.. . .11:45 am York . . tjfipm Monro.. . . . 7:46 pm Blrmlagh m . • J5 pm libowa la Cretral rt To- gham . 6:49 am Monro. . . 7:2) am “ made. Then prices relapsed sharply until declines were shown running «s much be low Saturday's level aa the advance* pne vlously seen. From thla fall tha market sxals slowly rallied, with price# at the end of the day Irregular and aa a rule small r»m» and losses. I .on ilon operations In the mar ket were mixed, financial concerns In th« British capital still being nffected by »}J liquidation In Kaffir stocks and by the Jjfi* ure of a dealer In mining aecurltles. OW reason for the recent liquidation In taew stocks In London has been. It aeems. troa- bla arising out of tha defalcations of} London solicitor lately deceased, who h« several large estates In his care. Toir»ri the close of the day rumors were rife, for which no confirmation could n* had. but .which may very well be trw. that supposed efforts of both the* LhHfiJ Milwaukee and 8t. Raul and the .New lort Central and Iludaon. river railway w® panlea to negotiate large loaus In • »n successful."—Glbert A Clay. had been i THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. n t'h!cago. ,# Ju!? , 7n.-ll.*'a-Borelpta ^ for tnmnrmw 30.600; II-*-• alw* 96.40fi6.671-2; hoar; * 66*6.65: plira'95.i0tf6.66; xortirra 96.80C4R, good to reolc, hMTjr 96.WJ6.EJ9- Cattle—R,tlmxtr.l receipt, 4J05 5g El ^Kheep—Eatlmate.1 receipt, 12,'W'- •toady; quality fair: native $S.26««.». 9X2564,0^ r.26; western 65.2607.30. SNOW’S CROP REPORT. MS pm the rail.? proper I. poor herpod rec-’ *2 amt la below an average on tKittcro 1 *™^ t ontlaned we, weather to Jalr , i[21 room, and leaven the crop V»J!;'W. ' not a factor at prraoat. With n weather, the crop of three .,»<»• about egoxl that of laat feat.