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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. Wednesday. iri.v n. : v * WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lea* Than 2$ Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany oui-of-iown order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situation* Wanted will hereafter be inserted on thia page free of charge. If you wont a situation, •end your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—QOOD STRONG WHITE MEN M helpers In the foundry to lotrn mold- era' trade, (loud pay to atart with and better pay In ttro or three month*. Only thou* with coo.1 reference* n**d apply. Delxmeh Hill Mf(. Co. W ?Ali WASt To LlklT.SE OP Vo fit goods? If no, call up 2306 (Hell). The Southern Auction and Salvage Company, 10 South l’ryor.. \VAS.‘TtiI>-AXI.lt YI'ltSHM. 8THAt)Y ent Weatcrn Steel Car nod Foundry Com- E*5£: LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckie St. Car to Waterworks. tflE DBMaRI) Edit 1 WBSorthAI'HgRil. male and female. In and out of the city, la (treater than we can aunnly.. If you with n position as stenographer, see us at one*. Bellamy llusiness Agency, 1*90 Can dler tullldlug. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- flve 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 Niinnally Bros, ft MeOrea, 36 W. Alabama street. BiNrleornl operators make front 112.00 per week, and we will give goon nay wages to thoaa without experience until they learn. If you lire out of Atlanta, write na and we will give you Information about boarding tduiva. Nunnally Bros. A McCrsa, M W. Alabama atraet. WANTED HELP—Mala and Female. an rook to work and litre on place. Mr*. Wiley, 801 Highland avenue, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WAOTEtr-K.ymn^^ •ratur; non union. Addraaa “l>," Box 93. Calnmbla. WAsTBlt—l’dftl'rldM; llAVETAHnnil •ration nnd trade. Inti drain- some other I easiness. Itrsldrd hrrr twrlrr ymra. Writs r« Randolph atrert, or Atlanta VnWYBlv-frOHitioN as htEn'iHiPxI pbrr. Two yrar*' experience. t’au give of rrfarmcr*. Add r re. M. *11 Ana- ' city. licat of refer ta^bolMI^^ WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIO AND QUICK mon.y Band for our fraa circulars, lien- •rml Bala* and Supply Cm. Mobile. Ala. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that tha Southern Auction and Halvag* Co , nt M 8. Pryor, can dlapono of your bouohold food*, otic, fixtures. Ufa*, ear- gte^ru|^gkina#^t^^i*^d£Anta£*^^^ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. -ATLAS BOILERS (SSgGm ENG IN I r __ —All atylea and alaea.- ,pe Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta Phooa tHB &6UTHHR.V AVWToS' A'NirHAL- rage Company, at 20 Booth Pryor afreet, will buy or aeli yon out. F6R SALfc-oKfe DEfiK. Four gas arc one showcase and one c Co., 69 Whitehall street. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU- SEE THE ATLANTA Wracking Co.'* saw lln*. Jnat added a fall lln* of trnnka. travelers' anppllr* and general one* anpplles. Tb* chaaprat over sold. W* bay, nan or rxchang* everythin*. tt nnd H Weal Ultcbell .treat. Ball 'phooa PIANOS. BRAMBACH pianos. ESTABLISHED lm BECHT PIANO CO. 63 N. fORSYTO. iiuRKB-WK HAVE , THREE Mlfjjl rutting south Georgt* pin* aMaglsa Ala* mannfactnre flooring, catling, sjdtng and lath. Writ* na for delivered pries*. .KIP Han Lumbar Company, Box 1*7, cordrir. Cx ALL STYLES GATE*. WIRE AND IRON fence, sold and erected. Fencing foe farm, lawn, garden nnd ponltre. Exclusive agent, foe “Paf. Fence.’' Dial* Fence Co. nueeroaora Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter ntreet. Phones 3SM. Full 7-ijb NEXT TEN DAYS 1 WILl cut my $K anils to 636. Carroll, the Ullor. 173 Peachtree atreet. oppoalte Aragon botri. At MM-W HtocK oriikoN *UFKh and vault doora to he aold at coat during next week; now la your time. 29 B. Broad street. R. W. Bill*. Atlanta. htknogIia I'll Eitk—jio V <« t' UABIo rail your aoul your own. enough stand op aad tell the Boss Man that the Kee Lot Carlton pa|ters and typewriter rlhltons are the cleanest. longeat-Iaatlng goods on the market? Thla Is the verdict of stcnogrnphrr* who know their hualneaa. Kent on thirty days* trial;jsatisfaction rj«r- no teed. You arc next. Kee box Manufac turing 4'ompany, fill Austell building. •Phone. Mala ttul. stemmiitAf'liKitB—wHv iIavE IKRv flngers, dirty lyi>e. .mu 11/ letters, lie lu a lad humor with yonraelf? All of then* triHibleg will l*c done away with If.you will only use Kee Los 4*arl»on paper* and typewriter ribbons. I*et ns prove It to you. we furnish three rlhl.ons and n box of rarlton paper thirty days* trial; satisfaction giinrnutccff or no par. JWIhat more can ore offer? *l , hone. main 2877. Kee fjox :Man ufacturing Company, 611 Austell building. WXJfrKn^Ttrp|• Iti 'HAKE SMALL ItOLi,- er or flat top desk: second-hand; must be cheap. Address K. F. J.. care Georgian. WANTED—8ALE8MEN. INTELLIGENT. HUSTLING SALESMEN for roagnlflcaot now maps: new fe** n (**j easy aellera: agclnali'a tarritorjr and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for wark- era. Hiat* If yon have bad experience. Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ua. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND Equip ment Co. We repair, rareoatruet, ex change, bay nnd tell automobiles. Garage. 10-12 Mitchell street. Atlauta. Oa. Dali phoue 4164-L Main. ATTRACTIVE signs will BRINO YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent. 91V4 N. Pryor. Phone 2921. GOOD OPPORTUNITY—HALF All whole of aiHire In office room to dispose of. For particulars, call at Room 623 Can dler building. REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE. 'sffWTihTBoTTrAT'oVuB-i l.oiiToS furrier nnd Fairfax. $460 each. Fraeler * Hmltb. IK Auburn avenue. Bell phape 3533 main. EDUCATIONAL. inrortmxOTr^iT.TiROT.wrstr ^pk writing, mathematics, grammar and spall ing taught In erenlnga. Htohely's Shorthand nnd llnatneee Srhool. $414 Peachtree street. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8. FURNISHED HOOMK IN PRIVATE KAM- lly, l»oard optional; every convaolance; north aide; can get meals across atreet. Hell phone 2020. FOR RENT. 'PftTl'RB'S'f—VliJfSfWflllTrAT'AfijMi?*^ for youtig men. Modern flat. 396 Peach* FrTli It ENT—Mr lliK.lt S' BIOlIT-KOOjJ two-atory houac; $26; close lu. Apply 67 Crew street. ’Phone 4261. PER80NAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phone* 136*. » B. Hnntae St W M, atocVin Sooth.^ 64 N^Vt “KENT LIGHTS.” THE RE8T OF„MANTLB LIGHTS NOW told at 91H N. Pryor 8L Alex Kent, Phono 4646. WALL PAPER. j. M. QUICK ft CO.—WALL PAPER, mouldings, picture#, picture frames, ate. Bell phone 739. Standard 764. 57 B. Hunter. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT FAIN BY AN IM- proved mat hots. All work guaranteed 16 years. Reasonable price*. Lanier Dental Parlors, 3!Vi Whitehall Ht., over Emmons clothing store. Hell nhote 2K*-J. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned tad reshaped. Me. Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re shaped, Me. Bands or sweats. 26c each extra. ACME HATTERS. 4H Whitehall St BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORD8- Wboteaalo and retail dlatrihnton of Vic tor Talking Machines and Record*. Jolt received larg* consignment ot machine* aad over 10;000 record* Immediate attention glren mall ordigs. W* want th* aamaa nt alt talking machine dealer. In tha south. Writ# foe catalogue. Alexander-Elye* Co. BICYCLES AND HCNDRiks-largest bleyrlo and randry distributors In tha south. Southern agents foe Pierce. Tala, Snell and Hudson bicycles. Writ* toe our IM catalogue and prlc* Hat Alexander- Elyen Co. YOUR TEETH CROWNED S-K GOLD CROWNS $3 UP. without palm All work guaranteed 16 year* Lanier Dental Perlora. MX White hall St. over Emmons' clothing store. Ball phone **3J. WE MOVE. STORE. PACK AND SHIP household goods; tnsuraac* rat#'on# par coat Office and warehouse 16346 Walton street. Both 'phones. Cathcart’a Trans fer. REYNOLDS. THE SION PAiNTKR. Sign a, ha oners, flag* and flag decorations for apeclal oecoalono. 30H R. Alabama fit TEETH ■XTRACTBD POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without pa fa. AH’work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier I>ea- tal Parlors. 39V4 Whitehall St. over Bn* mnna* clothing store. Bell nhnne 2SC2-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. UALLWOODS. IDEALS and all other make* at bargain price*. Wa can sail yon a register, eultable foe any twain***, at a prlc# that cannot halp but pleaaa you. Cash or moothly payments. Every register guaranteed for two yearn Southern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand c*eh Register Co., 74 s. Bread atreat, Atlanta. Oa. TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH I6.M. GUARAN- taed to flL All work gnaraotead 16 years I-anler Dental Parlors. Whitehall fit, over Emmons' clothing store. Boll phono SUPPOSE YOU MAKE INQUIRIES? We hsve had very little to »sy concerning the circulation of The Georgian. Others have' done the talking for u*. The paper leaped Into such Immediate popularity and has maintained the high standard to such an extent that we have not found It necessary to sound our own horns. We dcr not •Intend to do that now. Some of our friends hays been kind enough to tells* that entire printing the best paper In the South. Tbla opinion has been rendered by many who are competent to Judge. While ' we appreciate these compliments we. at the same time, realise there might be some prejudice in the statement. We have made Inquiries In a quiet tort of way to And oat exa-.-tly wnat the putilfc thinks of The Georgian. The other day we made It our business to ask tereral of the newsboys which of the afternoon papers was most popular with the public. Almost dally we make It a point to ask the various news dealer* which of the afternoon papers Is most popular with the public. We are not going to tell you the answer to these inquiries. We extend to you a cordial Invitation to ask, any newsboy you Meet which paper he sells the moat of. When' you step into a news stand to purchase a cigar, a magazine, or a newspaper, ask the news dealer what paper Is most popular with him. It you happen to meet one of our carriers ask him how many paper he delivers. If you are taking a trip on a train ask the news butcher which paper he sells the moat or. We are content to let their answer* be our answers. * • It Is a simple matter for a newspaper to make extravagant claims. It Is difficult for a newspaper to Induce unprejudiced dealers to mako extravagant claims In Its favor. We do not deal In extrav agance. We simply ask the public, with particular reference to the advertisers who spend money for space In The Georgian, to make these Inquiries on Its own behalf. The verdict Is with the news boys, carrier* and new* dealers. We are content to stand on tt. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Ball 2335. Men's aawad half aolaa. 75c. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Three Left of Eight Brand Nsw Suburban Homes. The first month will be given FREE snd 1/ occupied on* year, two more months will be given FREE at the end of tb* year, making only nine months yon will bar* to pay for. Non* but good families will be allowed In thee* houses. These are located on the River electric car lln* only twenty minutes ride from the center of tb* city; contain 7 and S rooms; ha7* navar been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which Is sat In treaa, evergreens and flowers. Pur* air; na tive oaka; an Ideal spot for children. It le cheaper than living In th* city and tha surroundings are more whole some. In th* canter of this Park are th* Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cure any caaa of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now haa a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing ft,600.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on th* grounds, will show you through th* bouses Rent <20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOOD8IDB, 11 Auburn Avenue. Albert 5'. ftortngateea. connected with fhr pension office. Washington. Halms te dining the Civil war. llr enlisted at In dianapolis on October 16. UO, at Ike ag* of U years aad a months. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. REAL, ESTATE, • 12 AUBURN AVE. NOW OFFERS FOR QUICK BALE A well located north aide block of 7 6-room new cottages, all modem and In good nhnpe; corner lot, with atraat Improva- ments down. Thin la a good, sound rent- paying Investment, renting for <66 per month, and $3,600 will buy them all. In- veetor, you cannot afford to miss tbla. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVE. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Bldg. <7,000-PEACUTREK ROAD 6-R. COT- tea* ‘on 7-acr* tract, 100 fact frontage, lias well. This Is cheap. Mas on wait aide atraat, has nice frutt trace, outbuildings, ate. J7.60fi—LO VELIE8T 10-R. HOUSE ON N. Honiarard Is choicest block oa Ik* atreet; house la strictly modern nnd np-todnta; would coat <0,600 to Imlld It today. Lot would bring <1,000 to ti.SOO. Do you want n bargain? H,600—66 FEET CAIN STREET. NEAR Peachtree, hooae bringing good rent. Cheapest rloae In property on north aide. Lies well. Is lerel and worth (nor* money than this. Easy term,. I7.IOO-8PR1NO STREET HOME, »-R.. LOT Mi IK to alley, between North avenue and Third atreat; bouse Is a beauty, fnraac* heated, elegant llnlab; in Ideal home; can make term, on tbla. <S.7»-RENTS FOR 127.60. JUST OFF N. Boulevard, the prettiest cottage to be found In the neighborhood, occupied by owner, remeed this rental for cottage and servant', house In, rear. Special reason for selling. 17.000-10-R. COTTAOE ON MYT 60x100, aerTint'e honse. Tbla place la a perfect beauty. Think of It, a 10-r. cottage, nearly brand new, and just off Peachfrae; noth ing Ilk* It In town. Terms. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 6 ABBOTT STREET (WEST END). This two-story, seven-room brick, on lot which contain, about * acres and Ilea ele vated, la on the west aide of Abbott atreet, at tha Intersection of Greenaferry avanus, and la known an the Tom Alexander horn* place; has ao gaa, but. city watar, hath, stationary wasbatand. alnk In the kitchen nnd hydrant in the yard. Besldrs tha aav* en-rootn house, there Is a two-room serv ant's honse on th* lo4; also stable and cow houaa; baa plenty of garden spot and plenty of shade, and la In good repair for an old hone*. Weetvlew car* two blocks away. Rent, <36 par month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones S18. STATISTICS. RAILROAD SCHEDULES piinVlna th" Arnwif im.l Tieparture of "Fee- wTSKBiraD^AfesfaMb. No. Arrive From- No. Depart To- laehvllle 7:10 am *2 NaafcvlU* . «:» am . 3:36 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm - lip pm pm SSSHlfiRi N'eihV..,- . 76 Marietta . l:50pn 7* Marietta .. • 1 NaahTlIla 7:36 pm * 4 NaBhylU* . mBW CENTRAL OF UkulKHA RAILWAY. 1 Arrive From— Depart To- Savanneh ... 7:10am Mncoo... 13*1 am I Eekaonrill* .7:60 am Savannah ... Too am Kacon Il:toam Macon 4:0) pm Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... *03 pm WASHINGTQN STREET VIADUCT! Arrive From— HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR sal* that, will ha worth doable the pric* naked by tha time tb* Washington atraat viaduct la completed. Sec LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. RExM6VAL NOTICE. i have rieOftBn rr my office in th* Equitable Bid*, and am now with Messrs. Ft. B. Turman ft Co., corner Broad and Alabama arrears. where I will be clad to hare my friend* And me with their want* In the real estate line. J. H. LATHAM, With S. B. Turman & Co., Cor. Broad and Alabama Sts. FOB SALE By Atlanta Table Co., 97 Bell St., 16,000 feet 3x14x26 Dry Pine. One 40 h. p. Re turn Tubular Boiler. •ScTnui”.7."..11:40 am •Montgomery (J0 am •Mnntgom'y .7:40 pin JMontgomury M. — Icy, All trains of Atlanta and Wnt Point Railroad company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell atreat and Madison avenue. “ GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From- ..Depart To- •Augusta .... 6:00 am •Augusta 7:46 am Jonyers 6:46 am I.ttbonla 10:06 am Covington .. 7:46 am •Augusta 3:30 pm tftlEff .:::i!S r pS SS&rdlE ,A W Atltara^Ift day. BSaBOARD AIR LIN#: RAILWAY. Wael'tngton 7* JO am BlrefinghaaTT 0:40 am Abbeville ... 03» am Monroe . , .7:30 am Memphis. . .11:46 am New York . .13:00 m New York . . * JO pm Abbeville . . 4 Jo pm Moure*. . . . 7:40 pm Momphla . . . MO pm Blrmlagk'm . 0 J6 pm waohlagto* . IM pm Shows In Ceatral time. OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO O D O RAILROAD, FINANCIAL, O O INDUSTRIAL NOTES. O O O oooooooooooaooooooo The Shreveport, Houston and Gulf Railroad Company haa been charterd In Texas to build a railroad from Pres- trldga, a. station on th* St. Louie Southweelern. to Houston, a distance of 100 miles. The Canadian Pacific Is planning to contaruct a bridge near Lethbridge, Al berta. which will be an engineering marvel, and probably will be ranked as one of the world's wonder*. The pinna call for a structure slightly more than a mile long and <00 feet above the water level. Chicago commercial Interests are f iromotlng a plan to have congress, at ts next session, make an appropria tion to build-a canal on th* line be tween Indiana aral Michigan, to con nect Lake* Michigan and Erie, and thua shorten th* watar rout* between Chicago and Buffalo. •* The Newfoundland customs revenue for the fiscal year ended June 10 shows an Increase of <30.000 above last year, making the revenue the largest In DEATH8. It. H. Atkinaon. 35 year, old, died In railroad wreck neor Chattanooga, Tenu. ltealder.ee 356 r'npltol avenue. Mrs. A. A. Harnett, 36 year, old, died of gaulatone at residence, 110 W. Harris street. . Charles D. Camp. <1 rears old. died of hepatitis at resldenee, 3s Cooper. lira. Cora I*. Raster. 39 years old. died of heart disease at residence, 411 I*nlllam. BIRTH8, To 'Mr. and Mra. U. O*. Merrett, of 6t Hayden atreqt, a gin. BUI LONGTERM IT8. p »0pl. Kelly, to recover dwelling nt 6 32.200—j. ii.. Baker, to build one-atory frame dwelling tt lit Park. <600—Harry Audaraon. to repair brick etare at Dacatnr and Moore. <46-W. S. MrNeak to repair dumage by fire at *4(1 ltawson. gflK-^A-'J. Joy, to add to dwelllog at 20 3100—It. Bedford, to recover dwelling at 144 -Lbvejoy. , , 64.000—Mr*. r„ L. Knight, to build two- story frame dwelling at 26- Garfield. law. F. Milner, to bnlld one-atory frame office at 162 South Pryor. <960—K. Gillespie, to hulld one-atory frame dwelling and move bouse ht rear 221 Little. *1,400—Mra. Carrie J. Rodgers, to Imlld one-atory frame dwelling nt 236 Howell. <4,300—Carrie J. Rodgers, to Imlld three one-atory frame dwellings at 00-64-6k John son avenue. <76—J. N. Morrow, to recover dwelling at 67 Merritt IIOO-W. L. McGill, to recover two dwell- Inga at 461 Conrtlnnd and at .rear of same. $76—A. Hush, to repair dwelllug In rear 136 Stonewall. PROPERTY"TRAN8FER8. 40—M lag ai Aiee. near er of asla. 636— Hollywood Cemetery Corporation to John II. hedford, lot In cemetery. War ranty deed. <900—Jacob on corner of- atreat. Unit claim deed. $1.500-Charlra Faith to Mrs. E. C. Gray, lot corner Kirkwood avenue and Walnut. 'TSoo-lohn W. Omni to Wm. L. Fain, lot on Hunnlcntt, near retaining wall, near Orme. $12.400—John W. Grant to Wm. L. Fain, lot on Piedmont avenue and E. Baker. Warranty deed. f .MWohn W. Grant to Wm. Ia Fain, ^on B. Baker, near Conrtland. Warranty t26Wugustns M. Moon to George It. Parker, lot oa. Bass atreat. Warranty deed. $1,000—W. C. Cole to George R. Parker, lot oa Base street. Warranty deed. <600—lira. Mary E. Cohen to Mrs. Pan- line Brady, lot on Beech, near Aahby. War ranty deed. $10,000—F. II. Peek,to Peck-Dunn Manu facturing Company, lot on Ridge avenue, near Atlanta Escalator Company lot War ranty deed. fLOTO-Atlnnta Real Estate Company to J. J. Weal, lot McDaniel, near Uarden. Warranty dee-1. 1*00—H. C. Ilannerman to Frank E. Hoff man, lot corner Illll and Pavilion. War ranty deed. lloo—Mra. M. F. McGrlff to Dennta J. Baker, lot In land lot No. ITS, 14th district. Warranty deed. $2,000-11 ra. Margaret K. Daly to Welter P. Harris, lot on Hilliard, near Decatr- Warranty deed. $3.IOO-East Atlanta I.and Company Mlaa Katharine W. Mitchell, lot on Edge- wood avenue, near Jaekaon. Bond for title. 61.IOO—Edwin P. Anvley to G. A. Howell; lot on The Prado. Bond for title. Il.too-Edwln P. Analey to G. A. Howell, BUILDING LOTS. “Get you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able te buy one for any leat money." ADAIR. Alta Avenue, Just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, only three lota left In this aubdlrlslon, 50x194, for <450; 150x150 for «C0, and ifSxlST for <800. Theae are sure money-maker,; easy terms. Connally Street, only five-eights of a mile from center, 15 minute*' walk from Century building, half way to Grant park, level lot 40x110 to alley; gaa. water and fewer down; price <450; faces pretty residence* In fronL • Lawn Street, In Weat End, near Park and Lee. 116 feet front, run- nlng back 150 to alley, opposite the new cottages; price $1,200. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. OfflclalJr corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. IsCinona 15$M to Id. Lime* 60 to 76c. I’earhea, per_ crate, ,11 to 21.60. time POULTHY AND COUNTRY PRODUCtt- Llre hen* 26 to 27V*c: frlea 22% to 3c: broiler* IS to 22%c. Lire ducks, Pekin si to me; puddle Sito 27%<f. Dreaaed hena, per lb.. 12c to 12c. Kgga. per dozen. 16 to l«c. Butter, table, per lb.. 20 to 22%c; cook* log. per lb., 12V4c to 15c. Ilouey— Sow S&lOc lb.; In Mb. racks 10 ^VEGETABLES.—Irlab potatoes No. 1 :nck 23.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76. Tomatoes. i»er crate. $1 to $1.60. Corn, new, 10 to I2%r per dozen. Okra, per crate. $1 to $1.50. Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.20. new sweet pots Cherries, 'Zl-quart crate. S1.60 to $1.76. Cantaloupes, ner 4*rate. $1.60 to $2.60. Blackberries llr tv 12%c (liiarL Dewberries 10 to 12%c quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVI8ION8. FlaOUIt.—Poatela Klegant $0.36; Diamond patent $6: fnner parent $6.10: half patent $4.10 to 14.36; i*.ety $2.90: spring wheat patent $S.60G1 Market strong. CORN.—Choice red cob 7«c; No. 2 whit* 74c; No. 2 yellow 71c; mlx*<l 72c. OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; cbolc* white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas mat proof, 10c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per hnihet, 72c? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per buahei, 63c. Hhorta, White, $1.40: medium. $1.26; brown, $1.10: pure bran, $1.20; mixed tiran, $1.15. HAY.—Timothy, choice large bales, SL10; do., choice small bales $1.14; do.. No. i time * MOV 90c. CLOVBR.—Choice 90c. The abore price* are f. o. h. Atlanta, and ■abject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.-Standard granulated 6c. New York Refined 4H to 4V9; plantations 414 to 4ftc. Market stronger. COFFEE'.—Roasted Arbuckle’a $15.60; bnlk.^ln bap^or ^barrela, 12%c; green 10 to ltlCE.—Carolina 4% to 7Hc, according to grade. Market very strong. CHEESE—Pane/ full cream dairy, 1414c; twin* 14c: brick, 14*. Market strong. PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 16c. Dove hams 16ttc. (California hams 1014c: Red Cross hams 18c, Dry salt extra ribs 10.00; liellles THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. FOIt ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Clowt. wMitlmr with occasional showers toSnl and Thursday. * WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. TMaa-Shynnnn clear, 71; Bonham <-lau,iy 71: Gaincavtllc clear, .7: Ardmure ctoMr 73; New Rraunfela fair. 71; Ualre.tn. clear. 7»: Texarkana cloudy. 77: cloudy. 7$; Houctou dear, it; Waco ri"*r 80; Dallas fair. 7$; Huston cloudy. 74; n Antonio clear and warm. l>allaa clear as4 pleaaant. hard rain last ulght. Mlaalsalppl—Yatoo City cloudy: good r»la Uat nlxht. Meridian clear ami plr.Mat; rained all night. Jackson cloudy: Item rain yesterday afternoon. Rrookhavea cloudy aud hot. Vicksburg cloudv and hot: heavy rain last night. Ilnatthartt cloudy and, hot. Greenwood clear * D i pleaaant: rnln yesterday afternoou. Med. dlan partly cloudy and warn*. Hattiesburg partly cloody ant) pleaaant; light rain tp£ terdnr afternoon. Alabama—Birmingham raining; pleasant Montgomery cloudy and threatenlg; shew, era yesterday afternoon. Mobile partly cloudy and warm; rain yesterday. Hunts, vllle cloudy and warm. Troy drinllng and cool; hard rain yesterday afternoon. IIUI ntiuius AiDRiiJ tnniuj muu uni. tao||e asvllJe cloudy and warm. Albany cloud* and warm; no rain. Americas cloudy and cool. Macon cloudy and pleaaant. Atlanta cloudy and warm. laonlstana—New Orleans cloudy and threatening; hard rain yesterday afternoon. Shreveimrt dear and pleaaant; hard rail last night. weatherTorecast. 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. Bid. Asked. Georgia 44a, 1915 112 Georgia. It. R. 6a, 1910 406 Savannah 5s. 1909 102H Macon 6s, 1910 106 Atlanta, 6s. 1911 106 Atlauta, 4Va*. 1922..... 107 10SV4 Atlanta 4*. 1924 106 Atlanta and West Point Debts. lot on corner Boynton atreet and afreet Warranty deed. * $600—Joab A. Cruaaelle to C. C. Carey, lot corner Sylvan tTenue and Boynton Warranty deed. SECRETARY ELIHU ROOT SETS SAIL FOR BRAZIL Special ('able—Copyright. San Juan, P. R., July 11.—Secretary Root la now on his way to Para, Bra-’ all. which will be the flrat atop the crulaer Charleaton will make on her voyage to Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Root expressed himself as well pleased with the situation In Porto Rico, and la very hopeful of the future of the Island. The Charleaton aailed shortly after midnight. MEXICAN MILLIONAIRE DYING FROM LEPROSY By Private Leased Wire. El Paso, Tex., July 11.—Traveling In a special train because hla disease pro hibit* him securing accommodations with other passengers, J. M. Brings*, a millionaire of Guayamaa, Mexico, pain ed through El Paso yesterday en route td Europe, seeking relief front leprosy. Hie disease that la eating away hla life. He haa a family and Is wealthy, but U dying gradually. the history of the rolony. Never before In the history of Cana da has there been such a boom In railway construction aa there la today. There are now between 5,000 and 1,000 mllaa of railway under actual or pros pective construction, Including the new Grand Trunk Pacific system. This will call for an expenditure of a sum ap proximating <100.000,000. Official* of th* Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad state that the (it mllaa of road now In operation will be Increased to 1,100 miles soon after Jan uary L The steamer Goldmoutb, from Sing apore by way of the Cape of Good Hope, a distance of 11,701 miles, re cently arrived at Rotterdam after a passage of fifty-two days. During that tlma her engines were not stopped once. Title Is believed to be a record for marine machinery. The management of the Harriraan line*, after experiments extending through a long wriod, haa adopted steel aa the material to be used In the construction of all passenger equipment and of all box cars and of other care which will permit of aucb construc tion. Georgia 366 270 Augusta and Savannah 116 117 Southwestern 116 116 Georria Pacific lata 130 131 C, C. and A. 1st 1U NERVOUS SHORTS COVERED CAUSED MODERATE RISE New York, July 11.—The Hun aaya: “Cot ertug by uervous aborts bad more than anything to do with a moderate rl*e In cot tou. 'Their action waa traceable very large ly to unfavorable crop reports from the At lnntle states. The government weekly re port stated that roualdenible damage bad resulted In North Carolina from exceaatve rains, while moisture was badly needed In parts of Mltialsslppl aud Alabama. X unfavorable private crop reports came 1 the Carolines and Georgia, stating that the crop had t»een damaged by heavy rains and that the fields were foul. All this easily brought aliout an advance, especially In a narrow market, which la supposed to be pretty heavily short, though opinion, fere as to this. But Itenra, Including a prominent ones, were covering anil there waa au absence of anything like aggressive . the cotton belt, and ahowen were predicted for the states where dry weather waa complained of. In the main, however. It was a dapyof llquldutlmi on the abort aide and the flunl price* were about the best of the day.”—Cilliert ft Clay. New Orleans, July 1L—Times-Democrat: ••Yesterday's price gnln on cotton futures meaut little more than that some new crop longs were working to n common end. oue ramification Indus, apparently concerted en deavor In fostering the Itellef that while the New Orleans territory la In a fair way to make a monster cron, the Atlantic states are not progressing in that dlrectlou aud. have not been for some day*. Other wise there was uo fresh factor on which to base an opinion. Meanwhile there la Uitb long and short Interest lu the market awaiting an omnrtuulty to crawl out, but very few men have as yet decided to crawl In at the first opportunity. Concrete In ~ ‘ ilng the new crop can driayed. Within a few formation concern ti cumulative effect obtainable will begin to shape men's (dess aloug logically active lines. The July deal will tie n thing of the past In a little while, when the talent generally may rub Itself up for a fresh struggle with fate, but wise heads will not soon preach the expansion doctrine In the face of the lengthy period of stagnation through whleh the commission houses are passing. In the last analysis the goose that lavs the golden eggs la away on vacation and baa not lie- gun to think of returning to the old stand yet awhile.”—Ware ft lielnnd. STAFF IS APPOINTED FOR ARMY MENEUVERS Spvrlal to The Goorxtaa. Chattanooga, Tenn.. July 11.—Gen eral Bubb, who la to command the force* while engaged In the army ma neuvers at Chlckamauga, haa an nounced hi* staff aa follows: Lieutenant M. M. Keck, aide-de- camp; Major H. O. Slckel, chief of staff: Captain B. B. Buck, chief quar termaster; Captain P. H. Pomroy, chief commissary: Captain Earl I. Brown, chlaf engineer, and Lieutenant H. P. Hobbs, assistant quartermaster. NATURALIZATION PAPERS ARE APPLIED FOR Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., July tl.—Several male person* applied to the circuit court clerk’s office Tuesday for natu ralisation papers, but they were turned down. The last congrats had passed a law pequfiing all persons desiring nat uralisation papers to make application before a Federal officer 61) day* In ad vance, which places the matter now almost wholly In th* bands of the Federal courts. Loutainnn and Eaatern Texas—Shown, Werlucarlay anil Thursday; partly cloudy; light to froth wind*. Georgia—Local .bower* Wednesday «od Thursday; light south winds. Alabama and Mississippi—Shower. Wed- newlay; Thursday partly cloudy; varltblt Illinois. Indiana, Lower Mlchlgan-Calr tonight and Thuradar; warmer Thursday. Upper Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota— Warmer tonight, with showera Thursday. North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska— Fair tonight nnd Thursday; cooler. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure haa Increased over tbs northeast quadrant of the United State. •Ince Tuesday morning nnd today the cen ter of highest pressure la orer the casters lake region. Orer tha balance of the coun try there has keen a alight fall lu bar ometric preaaure. Cloudiness cover, the eaatern half of tbs cotton licit and showers have occurred la the lower Mlaalaslppl valley, MInalsalppl. Alabama, portion, of Georgia, tbmuibont Florida, along the entire Atlantic coast snd at n few scattered stations In the Interior. An a general rule there haa been hut lit tle chance In tempenitnre. Conditions favor cloudy weather wltb or- Section Director. TODAY’8 'FORECA8T8. GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND SOUTH CAROLINA—Occasional shower* tonight and Thursday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 3$ bourn ending at I t. m., Titk meridian time, July 11. law. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. Temp'ture. •Atlanta •Chattanooga . Columbus ... , Gainesville ... 1 Greenville ... Griffin ... ... •Macon Montlrello ... Spartanburg ... ... TallniHHHui • Minimum temperature* are for iwrlte- hour period ending at S a.u. HEAVY RAINFALLS. lake City. Fla.-. M Taf/ehnaaee. Fla (■*} Wnvnwmoro. Ala Arlington. Tann J-2? Warren. Ark. 1 ^ CENTRAL STATION. I Atlanta .. .. .. Augusta Charleston .. .. Galveston .. .. .. Little Rook .. .. Memphis Mobile Montgomery .. .. New Orleans .. .. Savannah Vlrksburg Wilmington .. .. No derbleil changes were reported to temperatures; the tendency waa to warmer In moat districts. waa general over the belt except In ton district, with heavy amount* In jg tlona of Florida, Alabama, West Trnnrw^ and Arkansas. STOCKS REVIEWED „„„ BY NEW YORK SUB New York. July Il.-The Run «;»■ tenlay'a trading on the stock cx<’hsn*^ the smallest of any full day thua f»J . year, only 206.200 abates Mng This rather extreme exhibition tner dnllncaa waa commonly accoantw JJJ aa living due to efjwcfal hesitation part of speculators to make commit**" Jffif «L* , SSre Be *w7re fbr r ^ appear. t\ie activity of th* market -‘‘ U creaaeii, lint this activity waa &SS55S gYiSSSPiSaS MeT'ss during the day. Befare tbls. lb' JJj p*. had fluctuated In about as Idle funrtory « manner aa can I* ln ’**,f"„dif'l In a range of n half point from SR*JXi final price*, ebonrini, however, a heavier nadertone. Tb# raid did not teem to provoke much nnd prices recovered from ” " , „ rf ii hriaknrea. even If rite rally dM.Jfija Itself of sufficient foeretocountero* earlier loaaea''-Ulb*rt * Clay. the Live stock market. liy Private Ie***ed Wire. , . tolsf =3 , «.r J k n ei^ly H «'^ fair: left over 3.1M: balk Me**’• ,?**£ rertSra'kMSR *VatGe—Estimated recetp<« 7 | j^ rrt y K6$ $H^«0; western 96Q7X*. y i'K