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35 Cents.
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tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
' thou aft."refer*
He Loach Mlir Mfg. Co.
155 YOU WANT76 1>11
mil up
gOOdS?
jteuthern mSt
>nth Pryor.
wiN^ft-Ltnrraft wipe?
perl e need man. Apply Souther
Company. Moora afreet and G
road.
WASTEb-AXLfi - TCRKEBft: 1
TTETRT
by r S»ftar n to*is W.~Wrai»ttil, euperlntend-
••nt Weatern Btul Car and Foundry Com-
w
mil at oner. Htdlnn
1531 Candler building.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
Take
WORKS.
Luckie S
Waterworks.
WAMTIli*—POSITION
Aft kNflINfiE'IV
iocomotlro or MtMtionarjr, hr n
►ol»er tnan. of many yenra' ci
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
our sewing room.
work.
day while learning. At
Nunnally Bros. & McC
36 W. Alabama street.
on eaay work, short honra and food
J per week, and we will tfv* good da;
wages to thoae without experience ontl
tWy laarn. '* — " “
writ* u* and
about board! ..
McCrea. 36 W.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
ti'ATFfElCOTfPX’iTCS XS—iCIffi
I cf.Eltk
retail afore lu Atlanta. c?an five a i
firm fiHxl aervlre. limit of reference*. J
Pritchett. tVdartown. tin.
WANTED—AQENT8.
i and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED- -TIIB
that tb. Houtbi
. Co., at 20 8. Prj
1'CBI.IC TO
Bejgjg^d
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAS ENGINE*
All etyl
Atli. Easts. Work
piiaraaw—
■boold bar. bill
-ATLAS BOILERS
style, and iIm.-
Kent W&TftW
i Ml
Work*. Bmplre Hide.. Atlanta
1 bi^hWes! ttotrak*
„ at 20 South Pryor atreet,
will nuy or eel! you out.
-j i)E«K. rot’h GAS Altl*
lamp*, one ahowrae* and one counter.
Cole Book Co., • Whitehall street.^
^Oft HALE-TWO Car'’LOADS
TTyn?
Brock war anrrlea, runabout* and depot
wagons. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Utg. Co., tO »d6 M Wrat Mitchell
LUMBER—WL HAVE THREE MILLS
cutting eonth Georgia pine eblngleo. Also
menufarture flooring, ceiling, aMlag end
lath. Write oa for i!#itv$*rad PrtOM. Ell-
Uao Lomber Company. Bos 107. Cord tie.
ALL STYLES OATES. WISE AND IRON
fence* aold and erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden and tmoltry. EacTualve
agents for "Page Fence,'- Dial* Fence Co.
aureeaaors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter
atreet. Phonea 29*2
Poll TIJB NEXT TfeN l>AYK 1 WuX
rut my &> vjIIi to K5. Carroll, the tailor.
172 Peachtree atreet. oppoidte Aragon hotel.
irwsinr-WY Btorfe of iron bafLm
I and vanlt doors to be aold at coat daring
next week; now le your time. 21 8. Brood
| street. R. W. Ellla. Atlnnte.
fiTfeS-tlGIlAPllKRB-lM'r TOT IrARK
rail your eoul your own. enough *o to
•tenil up and tell tbe Hose Man that tit?
Kee lx»x Car lion papers and tyjiewriter
rildione are the cleanest, longrat-laetlng
1 gouile *>u tbe market? This la the verdict
of etenographera who know tbetr bualneee.
Sent on thirty ilaye* trial: astlafactlon guar-
anteml. You are next. Kee Lnx Manufa**-
turlng ('oinpiuir. 611 Amtell building.
Phone. Mfiln 2jfr7.
KTKN'OGltAPVlE jflPWH Y HAVE i.N’kV
finger*, illrty tyi»e. mini Mr lettera. l»e In
a Imd humor with youraelf? All of theae
troublea will lie done away with If you
will only’ use Kee I/ix Carlton pnpvr* and
typewriter rlliltoua. I/*t iia prove It to yi#u.
We ftiriifafi three rffifMiim and n box of
cartioii paper thirty daya* trial; aatlafartloti
guaranteeil or no pay. What more rail we
offer? 'Phone, main 2H77. Kee l/>x Man
ufacturing Company, 611 Auatell bulldlug.
WANTED—8ALE9MEN.
INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING 8ALK8MK.N
for magnlllcant now maps; now faatnrea:
easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
ers. Htate If you have bad experieaco.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta. Ga.
PIANOS.
BltAMIIACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1921
BRCI1T PIANO CO.. 62 N. FORSYTn.
BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND* EQUIP-
roent Co. We repair, reconatruct, ex
change, bay and aell automobiles. Garage,
1012 Mitchell atreet. Atlauta. OP Mil
pbnae 49M-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work call on
Kentj 91lfc N. Pryor. Phnn* 292*.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
$600 caab and the balance monthly. Addrtae
H. E. W.. care Georalan.
REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE.
MrrFispmrrxTmw-Ti.o'i'H'Qji
Currier and Fairfax, $450 each. Frasier
* Smith, 116 Auburn avenue. Bell phope
9633 main.
EDUCATIONAL.
snwFfnnrfJTr'TiooRT^
writing, mathematics, grammar and aped*
Ing taught In evenings. Stokely'a Shorthand
and Ruetneaa School. S4H Peachtree street.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8.
FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE FA Si
lly. board optional; every convenience;
north elde; can get meals across street.
Bell phone 2020.
FOR RENT.
for young men. Modern flat. 995 Peach
tree.
F7»U UENT-klolittRN EIGl!tY-fto6M
two story bouae; $25; close In. Apply 67
Crew atreet* 'Phone 4251.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MA8TER 1’LUMBER,
rhones 12(8. 20 B. nnnter BL
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 54 N. Broad SL
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BERT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
•old at 9114 N. Pryor Rt Alox Kent,
Phone 4949.
WALL PAPER.
j. M. QUICK * CO—WALL PAPER,
mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc.
Sell phone 729. Standard 704. 27 K. Hunter.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT FAIN RY AN IM-
proved me thou. All work guaranteed 11
years. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental
Parlors, 99* Whitehall Ht., over Emmons'
clothing atore. Bell nhoie 264F-J.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PAN'AMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and reshaped, Me.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re-
Banda or aweata. 2Se each eitr*.
ACME HATTFR8. (14 Whitehall SL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDR-
Wboleaala and ratnll dlatrihnton ot Vic
tor Talking Marblnra and Record* Jut
received large consignment of machine* and
over 10,000 record* Immediate attention
given mall ordeff.. We want tb* name* of
*11 talking mncblna dealers In tha south.
Writ# for catalogue. Aleiandor-Elyta C*
RIcYcLKs AND ffUNbKIES-LAItURST
bicycle and sundry dlatributora 1* tha
•oulh. Southern ag.aH for J’lerv*. Yal*
Snell and Hudson bleyela* Writ* tor onr
1404 catalogue and prim list. Altxaudtr-
Elyea Co.
KRoMoPATIllij KEklktllKM PCTm
..acalp dlaenaos and make hair grow.
Krnm’a Medicated Soap make* yon by-
atentcally clean. (SI year* aurce**) J. J.
Krom, ^apeclallat. 413 "Tha Grand,'* At-
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 13 UP,
without pain. All work gurmntaod 15
year* Lanier Dental Parlor* 3314 White
hall St., ever Emmons' clothing atom. Rail
phone 2SC3-J.
WU MOVE. TfoBV: PACK A!*l> SHIP
bonaehold goefle; tneurance rate one per
cent Office end warehouse 143 © Walton
•tree!. Both 'phonea. Cathcart'a Trana-
fer.
COME ALONG AND GET HAPPY!
'ST SaLb-bbst—lii’HhKH tiRk:
workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve-
- } . A a * •* *
hid* Mfg. Co., ft and >2 We*t Mitchell >t.
DON’T GO BLIND.
wnEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA
*
You wouldn't give a well man medicine. You wouldn't send a clean ablrt to the laundry. You
wouldn't wear a far overcoat In summer. You wouldn't eat when not hungry. So. you wouldn't do
any of thoee things. But you do your largest advertising when business Is rushing. You tell the public
to buy when the publlo la falling over Itself to buy. You smear printer's Ink all over a newspaper
when your business la flourishing.
What makes you do thoee queer things? This Is the first of the dull summer season. Your busi
ness la 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 he wants. It’s a good salesman who makes a man realise he wants a thing, and then tell It to
him. Now Is ths time to demonstrate your business ability.
You have plenty, of things the public wsnts. Don’t th(nk the public Is coming to inquire of you
whet you hsve that It wants. While you are waiting for this Idea condition your competitor Is getting
busy and telling the public. He la also getting the business. It's his harvest time. Come along and
be good 'to your Interests. 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.
Jf
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Thrss Ltft of Eight Brand Now
Suburban Homos.
months will bo
theso houses. These are located on the
city; contain 7 and I rooms; have
and the surroundings ara more whole
trouble, no matter of how long stand
Ing. It now haa a new church, ne&th
grounds, will show you through
houses. Rent $>0.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
Iff Auburn Avenue.
Blgna, banner* Baft tad
|g JSL
tor ipccUl occorioa*.
TEETH
SXTRACTEO POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dentel work done without pain.
at
g itor>. *
CASH REGISTERS,
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HALLWOODH. IDEALS
and *11 other make* at Urgaln price*.
We can aell you a register, bu!table foe
any buataraa. at a price that cannot help
but please you.
TEETH
BEST SET OP TEETH $5.01. CUARAN-
trod to SL All work iwtailwl U rears
Ualer Dental Parlor*. Wklieball SL.
nvar Cmmosa' rlnfhlna at,. M
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
REAL ESTATE,
It AUBURN /VE.
NOW OFFERS FOR QUICK SALE
new cottatee, all modern and In food
mente down. Thlo la a food, aoond rant
paying Investment, renting for MS
month, and $9,500 will buy them all.
voetor, you cannot afford to mite thl*
per
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
Iff AUBURN AVE.
NGTON STREET
VIADUCT!
HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
•ale that will be worth double the price
See
LIEBMAN,
28 Peachtree St.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
614 Empire Building. Phone 8S7.
LOOK AT THIS!
900x280 FT. It. It. FRONTAGE, CLOHE IN.
Modern building on anm*, containing II,*
000 tuna re feet of apace, worth not laaa
than 112,000. If takeu within n weak cun
•ell nt 121.000 for entlr* property.
frult lfALti—I7.M0 WILL rfifollAHE AN
elegant 9 room house, lot 100x200 ft., In
Inman Park, near Druid Circle. -
Pin tue l*at part of Went End, from S2.S50
IltffthL 2-BtoBV NEW H6WE. ttS'fEl>
walla, ealdnet mantels, Meldrlm at. Only
11.700. Terms.
m t fiwrT>w~io*it56iriiflpgi
Peachtree.
with orer on* acre of
Price 19,100. Liberal term* or
change for vacant property or smaller
^CT'DirawnriTiiiw
rinTroOTjRir r
imlta, large and small lota.
' ground,
will ox
er home.
y limit*.
to 135.000 per”lot. Buy now and
your money within a year.
ilP Y&TTTOERT A ftrllNfilTAiTB WU
hare client* who will bay and Impror*
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
lone* 6488. 411 Peters Bldg.
$7,400—PEACHTREE nOAD 4-R. COT-
taga on 7-aer* tract, C/3 feet fronUge,
Ilea welL Thla la cheap. Idea on west .Id#
street, baa nlm fruit treu, outbuildings,
etc.
27,5iid—Loveliest iifk. house oN n.
Iloulerard In cbotCMt block on the stmt;
houu la strictly modern and nuto-date;
v would coat 94.600 to build It today. Lo
would bring $9,000 to $9£40. Do you want
a Imrgalnf
tljtoo-li k£EY CaIN RthBEf, NEXH
Peachtree, bonae bringing good rent.
Cho«[«,t close In property on north aid*
Lira well, la level and worth more money
than thf* Eaay tarrna.
S7AOO-8PUINO STREET HOME, 9 R, LOT
15x195 to alley, between North avenne and
Third street; houee la a beauty, furnace
heated. *•!•*««nt fln!ah; an Ideal iteme; can
make terms on this.
$i}fci-hKNf8 Fok $r.so, JUst of^ n.
BoiileTAnl, the nrettleet cottage to be
found In the neighborhood, occupied by
owner, refused this rental for cottage gnd
servant’* house In roar. Special reason
for eellfrfg.
$7,000—10-H. COTTAGE ON LOT 50x860,
servant's house. Thle place le a perfect
beauty. Think of It. a 10-r. cottage, nearly
brand new, and Juet off Peachtree; noth*
Ing like It In town. Terms.
*
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.
REAL ESTATE,
24.SOUTH BROAD ST.
Bell Phone 2644, Atlanta Phone 3803.
13.100—I.AROB STORE ROOM AND
dwelling attached; good hualnaa* ostab-
llahed. This la a bargain. Always ranted.
. Hue us If you want a good boalncas stand.
$3,760—NICE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, Ctill-
tier lot, Pulliam atreet.
$3.460—IDEAL li6UE. HIX liOOMS, JdtL-
ledge avenue; lot 50 by 200.
^3.760—tlfcAUTirUL 8IX-ROOM CO'rtAdE,'
built for home; South Pryor.
t2.100-taVB*Ito6!l ODttAOB, BOlitll
Pryor street; lot 10 by 175.
\VE HAVE KBVERAL ELEGANT IIOMEH,
two-story, eight rooau, on Forrest ave
nne; neighborhood tbe beat, from $5,400
to $4,000l So* theae bafor* buying, If you
want a home on the north aide.
\VB ALSO HAVE SOME OF* TUB PntT-
Heat vacaht lota on the north aid* at at-
tractive price*
$2,000—Hfx-ROOM cDTTiaK. I)B KALR
avenue. Edgewood: good lot; can be
liought on easy terms.
gwO—TWO-HTortY KIGltT ItOOMS; FOR-
rest avenue. This la n beauty. Coma and
•ee ua aboat tbit before It 1, •old.
\VK OAS r 8F.t,l, CENTRAL PROPERTY in
the heart of the city, one block from th*
terminal elation, for $200 front foot for
n few deye only.
ttooo-Fbun-iiook' iUtn. WA*
trr and gaa; Fowler atreet. Rente $11
$2//u—nice Fivfc-K6<JU coTrAtib,
lioane atreot, near South Pryor.
$3.000—TWO-STORY, EIGIIt ROOM
bonM; Summit avenue; good neighbor-
hood.
j4S55^fW53T?ntYV17niTTt55HTnjriIl!
—Ilnnlevard; model home.
$4,000 BUYS YOUR CHOICE OF TWO
nine-room houses, West Linden atreot.
tlSto-S'tCft S'fiW ROME, 8T. tllAhl.Es
avenne.
IF Yot) WANT ANYTHING IN WEllT
End. either vacant or Improved, com* to
nee ua. We have n large Rat nnd can
suit you nt attractive price*
$3.«A—TA'OStORt, KlilllT ROOM
honae, College Hark, near end of ear line;
beautiful oak lawn: alto, a beautiful alx-
roora cottage. $2.30. near th*. ear lino;
large lot In the beantlfnl suburbs. College
KM^WA'ATIISIflfAN; filOHT ROOM
house. Mure bargain In thla.
i
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
6 ABBOTT STREET (WEST END).
This two-etory, eeven-room brick, on lot
which contains about 2 acres and Rea ele
vated, la on th* west aid* of Abbott atreot,
nt the Intersection of Oraonaforry avenue,
and la known th* Tom Alexander homo
plaeei baa no ga* but city water, bath,
stationary waahstand, sink In th* kitchen
and hydrant jn the yard. Besides the eev-
on-mom houm, there le ■ two-room aevv-
nnt'e house on the lot; eleo liable end cow
house; bee plenty of garden spot end plenty
of shed*, end le In good repair fer an old
honae. Weeivlew ears two bloeks away.
Rent. $35 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phonea 618. J
Work-outs At
Gravesend.
By Private I.eased Wire.
ilrevcacnd, N. Y„ July 10.-Weather clear,
track good. Try outa:
Red Friar, mile la 1:0. bracking.
Ben Hodder. 4 furlong. In l:6M, brace
Ing.
Jarqnln. 4 furlong. In £3, bracking.
Meets* 4 furlongs In 1:1*. handily. Will
win.
Etamlnc, 6 furlongs In IM, bracking. A
clever ally.
ConvIUo. I furlongs la :27, brooking.
About ready.
Vino, 4 furlongs la £414, handily. At
hie beet.
Mttle Minister. 4 furlong* In 1:17 8*. han
dily. Very good work.
Knight Errant, mil* In 1:47 86, breding.
About ready.
Tot San. 4 furlongs In 1:14, driving.
Graslello, mile In 1:4116. handily, la
da* trim.
Maliel Richardson, I furlong* la l:lg.
17rat Mason, mil* la 160, galloping.
llunalng Water, ( furlongs In lKA handi
ly.
for you. Call and set us.
Single ShoL 4 furlongs In 1:10 26, bred-1
Ing.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and. Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
• Phones—Bell 2528 Main,
Atlai fa :n.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
ou«:on and Fort Worth cloudy
mui nr. Trier cloody «nd warm.
Wnxnbatcblo cloudy, 70; Taylor clel^H?
lluakone cloudy, 75; Jonlln raining, 71;
flonth MoAldter cloudy, 74; New Braunfels
Moody, a: Oalvetton clear, 71;
sens cloudy, 77; Bborman cloudy 49;
dandy, n; Oslncsrllle ddr, 70: I
vllle, Ind. T., cloudy, looks
Ardmore, Ind. T., fair, 76: Okie
elondy, 71; Tyler cloudy, 7k: Pla
74: .Paris elondy. 74; UcKInnsy
Dalits cloudy, 74. .
MlMlssIppL-Jackson elondy and cool,
stchd isrllv cloudy and pleasant. Ya
rn City sprinkling and cooler. Grmada
nnd Greenwood dear and warm. lexinston
dondy and rool. Canton rlondy and pltua-
ant. Newton drlssllng; nice rain leet eve
ning. Meridian dondy; mlety rain yester
day afternoon. Hattleeburs cloudy and
rain yestevd.y afternoon.
Alabama—Montgomery dondy and threat
entng. Selma doady and warm; rsln Iasi
night. Opellkt partly elondy and warm.
Huntsville partly cloudy and cool, lllr-
mlngbam very dondy, look. Ilk a rain.
Mobil* dear and warm.
-TenneMce—Memphis dondy end warm.
Chattanooga partly dondy and warm.
Knokvllle clear and pleaeant.
Georgia—Columbus partly cloudy and
arm. American and Allwny elondy and
cooL Macon dear and hot Rome dondy
and ploaaant.
Lonlalana—New Orleans clear and hot.
Shreveport clear nnd hot; rain laat night.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Cloudy: M to 70
above: local ralna.
Northwest—Generaly clear; (4 to 70 above;
abowere In St. l’aul.
West and Honthweat—Partly dondy; 54
to 70 above; abowera Springfield, Mo.; rain-
do Valley—Clear; 41 to 71 above.
WEATHER FORECA8T.
Briij riuuijjj viiriumu wiiiun.
Georgia anil Eastern Florida—Occasional
•bowers Tuesday and probably Wednesday;
variable winds.
Western Klodda—Partly elondy Tuesday
BUILDING LOTS.
"Set you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able ta
buy one for any lees money.” ADAIR,
Alts Avenue, just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, only
three lots left In this subdivision, 50x194, for $450; 150x150 for $800, and
125x157 for $800. These are sure .money-makers; easy terms.
Connally Street, only five-eights of a mile from center, 15 mlnutetf
walk from Century building, half way to Grant park, level lot 40x120 to
alley; gas, water and fewer down; price $450; faces pretty residences
In front.
Lawn Street, In West End. near Park and Lee. 116 feet front, nig.
nlng back 150 to alley, opposite the new cottages;, price $1,200.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON’T PAY RENT.
It le exceedingly bad form to do ao when you ran pay yonr own money back It
yonr pocket, by coming to me. Jnst ran yonr eye.ovtr this!
We'll bnlld you a bouse just like yon 'want It, on easy payments, from £04
to K.OOO. It yon boy fbe lot Proom, modern, new boos* on corner lot, flOO ctak,
balance easy monthly payments.
4-room modern new bouse, same terms
(•room, new. modern boua* on largo corner lot; $259 cash; balance easy monthly
paymenta. 7, 1 and 19-room booses
Tbe College Park Land Company have 2,000 Iota to select from, $100 to Hot
etch. Come out end see me, or call ma up.
Office at.end of car line. Brit Phone S7-J East Point Exchange, College
Park, Os 1 sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
Special Notices
tar nmi irnriJ
NOTICE OF DISSOLU-
. TION.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm
Of Griffin A Hudson, heretofore en
gaged In the livery business, under
trade name of "Piedmont Stables,” at
Itff Marietta street. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin
retiring. The business will be con
tinued at the same place by Piedmont
Stables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager.
This July 1, 1906.
W. S. GRIFFIN.
L. W. HUDSON. Jr.
b £r!,U'.' D T& M-JSLSK 3
Houston,
Pearl ITancc, t month! old, died of anae
mia, at llapcvlllc. Ga.
. Miss Mattie King, 70 genre old, died of
eert disease, *t Egan poatofflce.
Jeaale Dorsey, 23 yesrs old, died of pan.
inula, at 101 North Butler atreet.
tnonla,
Wiley Bennett, 24 year* old, died of heart
failure, at realdenoe, 621 Sunset avenue.
8. II. Pouge, 52 year* old, died of hem-
orrlmge of the lungs, at Falton county jail.
Thomas Green, IT yean old, died ot acute
... vsswsree* J nil a uiu. Him Ul HI
peritonitis, st residence. 25$ Esst Fair.
Alva E. Peavy, II years old, died of ty
phoid ferer, at residence, $$$ East Llndn
street.
Mrs. C. 8. Cox, 41 years old, died of
■” *• residence, 25 High
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND, PRODUCE.
0(ffctalljr corrected tfjr Atlanta Fruit and
Produce exchange.
Lfmons 15.60 to X.
Lime* 50 to 76c.
I’eaehea, per era
Pineapple* 12 to
time well *
per bunch,
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
Live hena 15 to 27Vfcc: fries 22ft to 25c:
brollera 16 to 22Uc. Lire ducks, Pekin 90
toi 86c; puddle 2» to 27Hc.
Dressed hena, per lb., 12c to 19c.
uuitai, table, per lb^ 20 to 22fte; cook
ha, per lb.. 12%c to 1&.
Honej—New S&lOc lb.; In Mb, racki
VEGETABLES.—Irish potato**. No.
•took U.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75.
Tomatoes, per crate. $1 to 9L60.
Loru, new, 10 to 12Hc per dozen.
Okra, per crate, $1 to $1.50.
Old Irish pots toe*, per bushel, $1.20.
iBruicrj (nrwuiti wiuu*.
East Texas—Showers Tuesday; Wednesila.v
- Sm turi'inj, n niiirMiii.T
cloody; warmer In Interior; light
ith winds.
Arkeness-Bhoweri Tuesday; Wednesday
bowers and cooler Tneeds;
ig In
fair.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
With (he exception of*, few scattered
pressure sin
morning. Today the
Mara M
... I* flat, causing a stagnant slug
state of the atmosphere favorable to
Jevelopmont of local showers. There
e very
pressure, end ee e result the winds ere
cloudiness prevails aver Ihe southern half
f the map and In the last 24 hours showers
sve occurred In portions of Texsi, Arknns-
As e rule the temperatures hsve been
lowly rising.
The rondttti
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
STATIONS OF
Tcmp'tnre.
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
'Atlanta, p. cloudy
Newnnn. cloudy
tome, foggy
Spartanburg, p. cloudy....
TVlIapooua. p. cloudy
temperatures are _ _
period ending at I a. m. thle date.
Heavy rainfalls: Gainesville, Kla.
111
a a i
lor 12-hour
125.
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta ....
cMoi-
ll.lve.ton ..
little Bock
Memphis
Mobile :...
doatgomery
Sow Orleans
Oklahoma ...
BavaaBah ....
Vlrksbui
tVIlmlm
Diet. Average*.
tea tnapnreclah i
EMARK8.
e ralafall.
ill
changes ta other sect loos. Rains wen gen
eral orer the belt except la Angusta and
Memphis districts: tbe amount* wen heavy
new sweet twtatoe*
Cherries. 24-quart crate. $1.50 to $1.75.
Cantaloupes, per ente, $1.50 to $2.60.
Ulacklterries 10 to ffllt nnsrt.
Dewberries 10 to 12V»c quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN. PB0VISI0N8.
FLOUR.—l*ostela Elegant $4.35; Dlsraond
stent $6; fnnev pe'ent $6.10; half patent
pa"nt*$6.M ? nb *“
yellow 7Sc; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 52c; cholc*
white, 50c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust
proof, 60c.
91E A Id.—Plain water ground, per bushel.
73c? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, 'per bushel, ttc.
ghot-ti* white, $1.40: medlUm ; S1.S5; brown,
wilin', ft.w. Iiinuuiu; gi.M, 111tm II.
•»: Durr bran, $L20; mixed uran, $1.15.
, HAxT—Timothy, choice large twits, tl“
do., choice small bales $1.14; do., No.
timothy bales, $1.06: da„ No. 2 $1; do., No
clover mixed $L06; do., No. 2 closed mixed
CLOVER.-Choice We.
The above prices an f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immediate acceptance.
„ GROCERIES.
BUGAR.-Standnnl granulated 5c. New
York Refined 4tk to 414; plantations 4M to
«Hc. Market stronger. .
_ COFFEE.—Roasted Arbnekle's $16.50;
bnlk. In Inga or barrels, l$Rc; green 10 to
12c. Market weak.
RICE.—Carolina 414 t« 714c, according to
grade. Market very etroog.
CIIBE8E— Fancy full cream dairy, 1414c;
twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong.
I'ltOVIBIONH.—Mnprrm* hama I5c. Dove
bams 1514c. California bams )014r: Red Cron
hams 15c
206 Ihs.
ms lSc. ^Dry salt extra ribe 10.00; lieUles
fat backs $14; platen $14.
10. Ited Cron 10c. 8now
compound 7H. Red Cron 744-
Georgia. ... ... ._
Savannah 5a, 190*
Martin He, lulu
Atlanta, 6s, 1911 10P
Atlanta, 414a. 1922 107
Atlanta 4a. 1934 KB
Atlanta and West Point lit
Atlanta nnd Went Point Debt*. 107
C. K, of Georgia ttret lucomo
do. second Income $X
do. third Iqrome 95
i»
South western
116
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
abowiug th. 'arnV«Yuod t/cpsrturs of Fie
out
..eenger Trains of th* Following Roads;
WE8TKRN AND ATLANTIC KAILHOAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
* $ Nashville 7:10 am * 2 Nashville . 9:35 am
72 MarlatU . 1:35 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
M.ri«u U 2 : *“ ~ • i!HB»
« 1 Xaehvllle* Id
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA KAiLWAYT
Arrive From— Depart To—
■vannah. ... 7:10am Macon lt£lnm
■ckeonvulo . 7£0 am Kavaaaah ... 1:00 am
elacoo 11:40am Maeoo 4£0 pm
•avannab ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm
Macon T£* pm lackaonvtlle . 9:20 nm
atLaNTa ANb JIVbiT 1-otNt BaILT
Arrive From—
rt To
ilontgomsry ;
•Selma 11:40 am <Mc
..i* s
IaGrange ... i£9aai lAGrange ....5:30 pm
IT.
All train of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
— Terminal 'autlon. corner
and Madison arenas.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
From- Depart To
Arrive From- Depart To—
•Angnta .... 6:00am •Angnata 7:0am
gXSU'-ihiS-H^
BIRTH8.
To Mr. anrl Mrs. Thomas Calhoun Gall^
way, of 9 Brown place, a girl.
BUILDING PERMIT8.
$160—Mias Annie Hentschel, to add to
building at 117 Cherokee.
$125—J. Berman, to recover dwelling at
157 lrrla atreet.
$30fr—M. II. Burnes, to Improvements at
atreot.
J156-T. N.
228 Cooper street..
$160—Amos Its
268 Woodward.
$75—A. Boas, to repair dwelling at rear
\mo* Baker, to re-cover dwelling at
125 Htonewall atreet.
at 451 Courtland nnd In rear of same.
$15,000—J. Horace Jones, to build three*
story apartment house at 31 Porter place.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS*
$225—James T. Netherlnnd to C. A. Pltti,
lot on Olive and ltucker afreets. Warranty
deed.
$90-8. A. and K. 8baw to C. A. Pitta,
lot In Hollywood cemetery. Warranty M*
tie deed.
$3,150—James R. McKeldln to Asa G. Can
dler, lot «n Hurt street, near Etlgewood
avenue. Warranty deed.
$2,500—Kdte Robson to J. A. Robinson,
it on Park avenne, near 8ydney. Warraa*
ty deed.
$10—Edward 8. McCandleas to Kate Rob-
■on, lot on l’ark avenue, near Hjdne/.
avenue, near Byuney street. Quit data
Bolding,
>r tKle.
$2,500—Mrs. Sallle C. Evana to Virgil
Jonea, lot on Blmpaon, near \S llllama
Warranty deed.
nan. ioi on corner t'nnceion
Rhodes road. Warranty deed. .
$4,730—Eaat Atlanta Land Company to J.
Iaamproe, lot corner Edgewood avenue aafl
Yonge street. Bond for title.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
• -” W 4 VIR, ■ Uly tv, * uc CXI4SI w.a , . • -
one dlatlnct movement In tbe stock market
was toward dnllncsa and n contraction nr
dcalluga. The trend of prlcca waa uncer
tain. Quotations at tbe opening were mu«-
close last week, and In a little time con
siderable advances above thle level w,rt
made. Then prices relapsed eherply onin
declines were showu running •• muck i»
low Katnrday'a level as the advance, pra-
vtoualy aeen. From tbl* fall the merlcet •/*!»
alowhr rallied, with prices at the ona «
the day Irregnlar and aa a rale smell gam*
and loaaea. l-omlou nperatlons In the mar
ket were mixed, flnaarlal concerna In »»
mill being affected by ttf
Irltlah capital still being affected by '“•
hinldatlon In Kaffir atocka and hr the ten
ure of a dealer In mining neeurltlca. <mj
reason for 'the recent liquidation In In™
atocka In London has been. It •eem*. iron- •
trie arising out of tb* defalcallona of a
London amleltor Intaly decoaaed. who bid
several Urge estates In bla care. Tciir.nl
the close of the day romora were •« , m
rife, for which no confirmation could J”
had, lint which may vary arell U“ ,r “' -
that annpoacd efforts of hoth the ( blroP 1 -
Milwaukee and Bt. Pan! and the New !■>«
Central and Hudson rlrer railway re" 1
K nlea to negotiate large loan* o l* n *
1 been successfnL''—Glbert A Clay.
THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET.
'Chicago, July 10.—Ho*a—R . ...
Market strong to shade higher: quallij miL
left over 4.A: balk $4.^4.15:_ wtfmaiM
for tomorrow 25,000; light 94.40C4.H5,mlr
S4.40Q4.S71-2; brayr 9C204f*.96: nmah jaw
KgstSu, 1
* Cattle—Eatimnted T n i!S8!Aft»ss
VZ&tTTtS'Si Her. F-
°8hiep-Eatlmated reeelpta1t»».
$5Q7.2S; western $5.2597.20.
8N0W’S CROP REPORT.
wired ••
*^, r . ttt hrr
smsnss*- & ••
the valley proper ta poor heyoo* 1 '!
and U below an average »a
Coutlnnad wet weather to Joly I «J T *
root*, and learea tb* crop Cftjf
not a factor at- preaont- *ul
weather, tbe rrojc of three Mate*
about equal that of hut year;