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WANT ADS
£l&MaJJjES=S=SIBi=B9B=V*j^=!^
ONE CENT A WORD
No ad. taken for la** than 25
cent*, the prie* of four linn.
Six word* of average length
make a line. The following rat**
ar* for eon**eutivs Inaertlenet
1 tint* 6 cant* a line.
3 timet 5 cent* a line.
6 time* i'/i cent* a line.
26 time* 4 cent* a line.
52 time* 3'/i cent* a line.
78 time* . . . . .3 cent* a line.
Written notice la required to
diicontlnu* clanified advertise
ment*.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS
MUST DE ACCOMPANIED
BY CASH. .......
Georgian want ad*, ar* Inex
pensive, but they bring quick re-
cult* and »ur* return*.
Ads. for Situations Wanted will
be inserted on* time free of
charge. They mutt not exceed
feur lines.
WE WILL 8END FOR YOUR
AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
MESSENGER 8ERVICE. CALL
US ON BELL PHONE 4827
MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA
PHONE. When tending ad*, pay
for at rate* quoted above.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
LABORERS WANTED.
. $1.25 PER DAY,
Wages Paid Weekly.
WORKS.
Take Luckie S
Waterworks.
lanta Table Company, 07 Bell ■treat.
Agency, 1833 Candler building.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
our sewing room,
who can run a m
work. Experic
tors make from l
day while learning. A
Niinnally Bros. & Me
36 W. Alabama street.
on easy work, abort botira and go
Experienced operators make from ..
812.00 per week, and we will give good daj
wagea to those without experience until
they learn. It you lire out of **•--*-
write ue and we will give you In
lieC;
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTING IIIU AND QUICK
money send for our free rlrruler*. U
trtl Belt* end Supply Co., Mobil*, A!a.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
w rr»|»un»uur.
road men. Regular
, tornck, Iowa City. 1
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
C. T.. enre tleordan.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAS ENGINE*—
"!w2kT
ATLA8 BO ILK IIS
and alaea.
Km pi re Bld|
FIHST-CLABtJ llOki.N'F.Hh TToIHKK
should have bleb (rede eigne. Cell on
Rent Sign Co., MH North Pryor street.
up*, our ahowcase aud our i
Cole Book Co., *9 Whitehall street.
FOR 8AI.1&—TWO CAR LOADS FISK
Vefwe MfJ^Sl^^n^^Wra^lltcST
street. h
fob—'Klb-bkSt
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN TOC, SEE THE ATLANTA
__ ;*. tret ._
general oftc* supplies. The cheapest ever
told. We hoy, sell or exchange everything,
r acd 38 Weet Mitchell etreet. Bell 'phone
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
meet Co. W* repair, reconstruct, e
cbaug*.-buy and tell automobile* Gang
1MJ Mitchell street, Atlanta, 0*. h>
phone IM L Mein.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
more. A. D. Adslr, 1222 Empire,
s MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBSB-WE HAVE . THBEB HILT*
cutting Booth Georgia pie* ehlegle* Aleo
manufacture Booring, celling, abtlng and
lath. Wrlta ua foe dallreraa price* Klt-
II.n lumber Company, Box 197, Cord.!*.
G*.
ALL STYLES OATES, WIRE AND IRON
fences sold and erected... Fencing for
ftrni. lawn, garden and poultry. ExcTuMvs
agents for "Fage tene& r> Dixie Fence Co.
successors Tilly Fence On., 41 West Hunter
street. Phones 8891
‘ss.WistasP'c.w.'.sK
172 Prachtreo .tree,, oppo.lt. Aragon hotri.
at (ViAt-WT «tMK iiV IkoU hAFEB
snd vault doors to be sold st cost doting
next week; now Is your time. 28 8. Brosp
street/ R. W. Ellis. Atlanta. .
KTKNodhAlMlEititliir V&l! LAftK
call your soul your own. enough ao to
»itand up and tell the Boee Man that the
Kee to* Carbon papers and typewriter
ribbons are tbe cleanest.
goods on the market? This la the verdict
of stenographers who know their business.
Kent on thirty days' trlsl: satisfaction guar
anteed. You are next. Kee to* Manufac
turing Company, . Cll Austell building.
'Phone, Main 2*ff7.
HTkS'OGItAPHKItft—WHV IiavB HAT
linger,, dirty type, omutty l»tter«. lie In
a t*<l humor with youraelf? All of thra*
troubles will be done away with If yon
will only use Kee tot Carbon papers snd
typewriter ribbons, tot a* prove It to yon.
We furnlkh three ribbons snd • box of
Carlton paper thirty daya* trial: aatlafnctlon
gti.rantccil or no pay. What more con we
offer? •1‘hone, main 2*77. Kee Ixtx Men-
Mfqrtiirlng Company, (It Amtell building.
ft ANTKD-tGWIircIfA-Bg BkfAl.l. uotp
er or fia, top deak: ■econd hand; mmt be
cheap. Addrea. H. F J.. caTS Georgian.
1VANTKD—A. R. I'AUK iCOL.) TO CaTT.
or writ* t« HlmpMii ft Ilarper e offlc*.
third floor, Fourth National Bank building.
8H0E REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS. 21 H. PRYOR ST. I DO
hoot end eho* repelrtd*. When I oojr re
pairing. 1 mean the beet repairing only.
Superior material end oak (rather, with
the. beet workmanehlp. I know how to
repair beceuee 1 know a oho*. I am. a
ekllful mender and can make comfortohl*
end oerrlceable oho* broke down end worn
ont one* Don't forgot the No., 21 H. Pryor
etrwt
EDUCATIONAL.
Hiif)iiTriASi)^i^mma:WNVirTTOf
writing, mathematics, craramar and spell
ing taught In erenlngs. Btoksly's Bborthand
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8.
FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAM*
Uy. board optional; ovsry convsnlence,
north side; can get meals across atreet.
Bell phone 2020.
FOR RENT. f
FOR RENT—FURNISHED AUAIiTMENTS
for young men. Modern flat. 396 I each- |
tree.
FOIt RENT-MODERN EIGHT-ROOM X
two-story bouse; ITS; close In. Apply 67
Crew street. 'Phone 4201. •
PERSONAL. t
DAVID W. YABBROUOn. t
MASTER I'LUMBER,
-Thonea 1266. 20 B. Hunter St 1
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY. .
torgest stock In South. 54 N. nroad 8L *
“KENT LIGHTS.” ■
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW h
■old at 91H N. Pryor St. Alax Kent.
Pbone 4648.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM-
prared metbou. All work gtiarauterd 15 B
years. Reasonable prices, tonler Dental
Parlors, Whitehall St., over Emmons'
clothing atore. Bell nhoao 2SG.*-J.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and reahaped, 50c.
Soft end atlff felt bate cleaned end re-
ebeped, fSc.
Benda or awaata. Ko each extra. N
ACME HATTERS. 614 Whitehall 8L
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. •
TALKING MACHINES AND nECOnDS- „
Wholeaale end retail dlatrlhutam of Vic- 1
tor Talking Maeblnra and Recorda. Jnat u
recelred large conalgumeut of maehlnet and v
over 10,009 record* Immediate attention
given mail ord#e. We went the name* of
ell talking machine dealer* In tb* eonth.
Writ* for catalogue. Alexender-Elye* Co.
IiIcVc'LkiI AND dUNDUIES—lauubbt
bicycle end aundry distributor. In tha
■ontb. Southern agente for Pierce, Tele,
Snell end lludton bicycle*. Write tor onr
1996 ratelogu* end price IliL Alexander* _
Elyra Co.
* YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 13 Ur.
without pain. Alt work guaranteed It
year* Lanier Dental Parlors, 3914 White- v
hell St., over Emmon*' clothing atore. Bell 1
phone 2863-J.
XVl: MOVE, STORE. PACK AND HIIIP 1
boueehold goad*; tnenrauc* rate on* per
rent. Office and werehoura 16365 Walton
atreet. Both 'phone*. Cothcart'o Tree* ]
beynoldIC the sitiS painter. ,
Signs, banners, nags and flag decorations L
for special occasions. 20H K. Alabama 8t.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dsnUI work done without pain.
Alt work guaranteed 16 years, tonler Den
tal Psflora. 9U Whitehall it. over Km- ,
tuons' clothing atore. Bell phone 256S-J. j
a
CASH REGISTERS. 1
(Second Hand.)
NATIONAL*. nALLWOODB. IDEALS
and all other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell you s register, suitable for /-
any business, at a price that cannot help v
but pleaae you.. . _
Ce.h or monthly payment*. Eeery reft.ter “
gnarenteed for two year* Sooth.ro C..h
Regteter Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand Ce.h Regteter Co.. 24 8. Broad etreet. _
Atlanta, O* J
TEETH "
BEST SET OF TEETH 88.001 GUARAN-
teed to SL All work guaranteed 18 year*. -
Leel.r Dental Parlor* 3914 Whlleb*n HL.
over^ Emmon*' dothleg atore. Bell phene
SHOE REPAIRING. N
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.- J
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2336. Men'* Mwed half eolee, 78c. |i
84
FOR RENT. *'
JOHN J. WOODSIDE, {?
WE NEED KEVKRAL IIOI HES. CBN- 81
trally located, from to to 20 rams. If
you have them, come In at once and list
them with ua Our demand for large »
houses Is great. c |,
JOHN J. WOODSIDE, ri
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue, Jj
Both Phone* 618.
SUPPOSE YOU MAKE INQUIRIES?
Wc have had very IltUe to say concerning the circulation of The Georgian. Others have done
the talking tor u*. The paper leaped Into such Immediate popularity and has maintained tho high
standard to such an extent that we have not found It necessary to sound our own horns. We do not
Intend to do that now. Some of our friends have been kind enough po tell us that we are printing the
best paper In the South. This opinion has been rendered by many who are competent to Judge. While
we appreciate thcBO compliments we, at the same time, realize there might be some prejudice In tho
statement. We have made Inquiries in a quiet sort of way to find out exactly wnat the public thinks
of The Georgian. '
The other day we made It our business to ask several 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
dealers which of the afternoon papers Is most popular with the public!. Wo 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 be sells the most 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. If you happen to meet one of our carriers ask him how many paper he delivers.
If you aro taking a trip on a train ask the news butcher which paper ho sells the most of. We
are content to let their answers 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 make extravagant claims In Its favor. We do not deal In extrav
agance. Wo simply ask the public, with particular reference to the advertisers who spend money
for space In Tho Georgian, to make these Inquiries on Its own behalf. The verdict Is with the news
boys, carriers and news dealers. We are content to stand on It
BUILDING LOTS.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Suburban Homgi.
The first month will be given FREE
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
It Auburn Avenue.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
REAL ESTATE,
12 AUBURN AVE.
well located north aide block of 7 6-room
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVE.
FOR SALE
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phones. G488. 412 Peters Bldg.
17,000—PEACHTREE ROAD 6-B. COT
teg* od 7-acre tract, WO feat frontage,
Mae welL Thla la cheap. Mea on weet side
•treat, hag alee fruit tree*, outbuilding*,
etc.
87.800—LOV ELI EST 10-R. HOUSE ON N.
Boulevard In choicest block on the etreet
bone* ia strictly modern end up-to-date;
would coat 84,800 to bolld It today. Ix>t
would bring 88,000 to 83,600. Do you want
* bargain? *
<8,800-88 FEET CAIN STREET, NEAR
rracktree, bouae bringing good rent.
Cheapest close In property on nortb aide.
Lies well, !• level and worth more money
then thl* Eaty terms.
87,600—8PBING STREET HOME, t-R, LOT
66x116 to allay, between Nortb avenue end
Third etreet; houte I* * beauty, furnace
heated, elegant flnloh; an Ideal home; can
make term* on thl*
82,750—RENTS FOR 827.60, JDST OFF N.
Ronlevard, tb* prettiest cottage to be
found In the' neighborhood, occupied by
owner, refused this rental for cottage and
•ervant'a bouse in rear. Special reaeon
for aelllng.
87,000—10-R. COTTAGE ON LOT 60x800,
•ervant'a house. This place le * perfect
beauty. Think of It, e 10r. cottage, nearly
brand new, end Jnet off Peachtree; noth
log llko It In town. Term*
ATTENTION!
Are you aware of the fact
that the railroads are going
to force the Peters street
merchants to Whitehall
street? Then why not get
your location before the
price goes up. I have a cor
ner fronting 58 feet on
Whitehall street, 116 feet on
a cross street, 133 feet of
railroad front, with a 5-room
house on it renting for $20.00
per month. Come quick or
you may be sorry. $5,250.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
REAL ESTATE,
716 Fourth National Bank Building.
WASHINGTON STREET
VIADUCT!
REMOVAL NOTICE.
the Equitable Bldg., and am now with
leeara. H. II. Turman A Co., corner Broad
ad Alabama streets, where I will be glad
» hare my frtenda fiud me with their
wants In the real estate line.
J. II. LATHAM,
With S. B. Turman & Co.,
614 Empire Building. Phone 867.
LOOK AT THIS!
299*260 FT. R. It. FRONTAGE, CLOSE IN.
Modern building on name* containing 16,*
0 square feet of apace, worth not leas
.jaofiLOOOi If takeu within a week can
•ell at 825,000 for entire property.
“ vritrpiMtxbit
IDaLL IHoo WILL PirfttftfABE^S
elegant 8-room house, lot 100x200 ft., la
Imuan Park, near Druid Circle.
i-ivB Ns AT i AND 7
In ue beet
< and 7-Room Cottages
pert of Weet End. from 82.M
cabinet mantel*. Meldrln* *t. Only
ftfcAt’WtlLTifetff 10-K6M1 ittftsfc 6S
It. ft? Frontage 0
ny now eed doable
HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
eel* that will be worth doable the price
aeked by the time the Washington etreet
viaduct le completed.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
THEATERS
At the Casino.
Patrons of the Casino are more than
pleased with the bill this week, and
they have r.xxl reason to be so, a* the
offering Is one of the beet vaudeville
performances ever seen In Atlanta.
Green »nd Werner *s "The Babes In
the Jungle" are the hit of the show,
and Sam Elton, the comedy juggler. Is
a doe* second. Lawrence Crane, ma
gician; Master Gary Owen, juvenile
tramp Impersonator, and Apdala’a
troup of trained beara, monkey* and
dogs, complete the bill with the cam-
cragraph'a moving picture*.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Boll 2528 Main
Atlatta 37.
STATISTICS.
DEATHS.
S a>» r 'M B- ni*ek, it year* old. died of
mabot wound at Ilowelle Station. lies-
non 0 *’ * Lonf ' T avenue, Howells Sta
Great Hoffman, 9 montba old.
chol ' ri1 Infantum at the residence
136 Plum.
■tract IIt, ” ,on, * 7*" r * «ld. 191 Chapel
BUILDING PERMIT8.
i»ttrLfe , “ to ' ,o ,dd to dwe "-
N. N. Turner, to. add to dwelling at
1M Little.
P. Gaffney, to recover dwelling
at 428 Central avenue.
• •doo—u. A. William*, te add to dwelling
at.227 Kormwalt.
.yw-dty of Atlanta, to raise and un
derpin ward at Grady hospital.
i!' * Co., to build
'IvHMnn at 33 Prospect place.
•**—L B. Henry, to raise, underpin and
r 'J?iL 11 E' 11 !?* ■* 570 Central avenue.
.4.406—V M. Daniel, to build two two*
story frame dwelling* at 276 end 278 South
,759—W. B. Hanby, to build dwelling at
206 Cameron.
83,600—Mr*. Mery O. Thurman, to put In
new (tore front at 68 and 60 Whitehall.
. 459—W. T, Almond, agent, to re-covcr
dwelling at 16 Wella.
, 4*9—:Sir* M. C. Ilayden, to re-cover dwell
ing at 127 Slmpaon. .
6.000—Dr. M. K. Benson, to build two
•lory frame dwelling *t 680 Piedmont ave
noe.
fraae< dwelling __
JI5-1, Kemp, to build frame awning at
176 Irwin.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
8435—J*me» J. Barnes and J. T. Hall
to Andrew L. Arnold, lot on Ashby street,
near Beecher. Warranty deed.
3126—47. W. Whitworth to> C. R. Garner,
lot on Rucker atreet, .near Franklin. War
rnnty deed.
WOO—John B. Richard* to E. T. Morris.
>t on Kalb avenue, near Berenn avenue.
Warranty deed.
81.009-jainoa M. Hughes to John B. Rich,
arda, lot on Kalb atreet, near Berenn ave
nue. Warranty deed.
1800—J. D. Malone, admlnlatratnr to James
M. Hughes, lot on Kalb avenue, ncur
4TCi-«
Weathers, lot In land lot No. 161, 14th dis
trict. Warranty deed.
8869-M. C. Hardin to Mrs. Clara D. Han
kins, let on Jackson street. Warranty deed.
83,650—Marcellua Holbrook to Melville C.
Ilardln, lot on,Jackson street. Warranty
d ?4ff0—So
Courtland 8. Winn, lotoncornr r
t-uui iiBiiu o. aviiiu. tui vii vujucr iiuiii'RiNiru
road and Thlrkleld avenue. Warrauty
deed.
82,000-Jerotne O. Palmer to Rarauel A. Ox-
burn. lot on Jackson, near Ponce DeLeon
avenue. Warranty deed.
8350—T. O. Echols and W. C. Richards to
Joseph II. Harris, lot on corner Pine and
Fourteenth streets. Wararnty deed.
11,200—T. N. Abernathy to Hibernia Sar
Inga. Building tnd Loan Asaoclatlou, lot
on*Bryan, near Grant street.
830D-F. C. Lacey to T. N. Abernathy,
" * Warranty
lot on Bryan, near Grant,
deed.
822fr-Frank and George R. Edmondson to
Sarah I. Wethers, lot on Harwell, near
Mayaon and Tamers avenue. Warranty
deed.
CANDIDATE BREAKS DOWN
DURING CAMPAIGN
Special to The Georgian.
Dallaa, Tex., July 12.—Hon. T. M.
Campbell, candidate for governor, la
seriously III here *< a hotel qnd Is not
able to go to hie home at Palestine.
Mr. Campbell’s break-down la due to
the hard work that he* has been doing
In hit Candidacy for governor.
Appointment Requested.
Special to The Georgian.
Savannah, Oa., July 1!.—The ap
pointment of Dr. O. M. Corput as phy-
■Ican In charge of the Savannah ma
rine hospital haa .been requested by
City Health Officer Bruner and Mayor
Myera. Dr. Corput la at present con
nected with the service at New Or
leans. ,
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Shawl if the" Arrive fa nil bVpnrYureor ¥**"
ranger Train, of tb* Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC IlAILKOAD.
No. Arrive From— No, Depart To
ri 3 Naibvlllt 7:19 am • 3 NashvlU, |
73 Marietta . *:3Sam 74 Marietta
5£ laahvlU• . 8:85 am
[arietta ..12:19 pm
aabrille 11:* ami? Nashville . 4:89pm
arietta . *» pa 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm
• I Nashville 7d> pm • 4 Nashville . 849 pm
C^S'TftAt 6k GEORGIA KAILWaL
am,. . nwi— Depart Te—
Savannah ... 7:14am Macon... 12:01am
JackaoavUI* . 849 am Savannah ... 840 am
Macon 11:4) am Macon 440 pin
Savannah ... 446 pm Savannah *** —
MTRDBM sab 1>tM |>>u cqtaiiiian ess I'UI
Macoa 746 pm lackaonvllle ■ *49 pm
Firework* Thuraday Night
Firework* Thu red ay night at Ponca
DeLeon! Atlanta will witness an ex
cellent display of aerial firework*. Im
mediately after the performance In the
Casino the display will be given on
the old site of the lake across the
tracks from the park. Seats have been
placed to accommodate the crowds and
the spectacle Is In charge of Mr.
George Hickman, who for year* baa
have clients who will buy and Improvt' handled the firework* display at Man-
—- — hattan beach. New York.
aVLaKTa ANDWMt 'PuISt "BaiLT
HOAD.
Arrive From- Depart To- __
•Selma ......11:40 am •Montgomery 1:90 am
•Montgom y . 7 49 pm •Montgomery 13:46 pm
•Selma II* pm h<claui 4 JO pm
day.
All trains of-Atmnta end Wcat Foist
Uallroed Company arriy* at eed depart
‘ 'lent* Terminal station, comer
•tract and Uadlaon avenue.
from Atlanta
Mltcbtll etrra.
■. UEOBUIA BAILttOAD.
Arrive From- Depart To—
•Augusta .... 6:99 am 'AuguaU ..... 7:45 am
2*ayere •:« mam Utboate 1*46 am
Covlaatoa .. 7:44 am •Augnata 9:9) pm
, ... ... la-la nm r.invcea IUIm
"Get you a building lot In Atlanta now; you will never be able te
buy one for any less money." ADAIR.
Alta Avenue Just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, only
three lota left In this subdivision. 50x194. for 2450; 150x150 tor 2100, tad
125x157 for 2500. These are sure money-makers; easy terms.
Connally Street, only five-eights of a mile from center, 15 ulnuteF
walk from Century building, half way to Grant park, level lot 40x120 to
alley; gas. water and sower down; price 2150; faces pretty residences
In front
Lawn 8treeL In West End, near Park and Lee. 116 feet front, run-
nlng back ISO to alley, opposite the new cottages; price 21,200. •'
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON'T. PAY RENT.
It. Is exceedingly bad form to do so when you can pay your own money back la
your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye over this!
We'll build you a bouae Just like you want IX, on easy payment*, from 8801
to 85*000. If yon bay the lot S-room, modern, new bouio on corner lot 8100 cash,
balance eatjr iqonthly payments.. * •
4-room modern new bouse, same terms.
8-room, new, modern house on large corner lot; 8250 cash; balance eaay monthly
payments. 7, 8 and 10-room house*.
The College Park Land Company have 2,000 lota to select from, 8100.to IM
each. Come ont and see me, or call me op.
Office at end of car line. Bell I'bone 37-J East Point Exchange, . College
Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER, •
The College Pnrk Real Estate Dealer.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
ITnacttled weather and ahowera tonight
end Friday with pleasant tempfratarei.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texes—Belton cloudy, 80; Hillsboro fair,
80; Hberman cloudy, 73; New Braunfels fnlr,
60; Galveston clear, 82; Muako.ee cloudy, 76;
bard rain leat night. Joplin cloudy, 80. Ok
lahoma City fnlr, 78. Texarkana cloudy, 77.
Waco fair, 76; hnrd rain last night.
Galneavllle cloudy. 74. Ardmore cloutly. 70.
Bonham cloudy, 75. IMano fair, 19. Dal
las fnlr. 74.
Texaa rainfall: Abllehe 1.29. Ballinger .36.
Blanco .78, Branham trace. Bronnwood .24.
Corsicana .34. Dallas .78, Dublin .36, Fort
Worth .12, Galveston trace, Greenville .44.
Henrietta .34, Huntsville 3.48, Lampasas
1.64, Longview 39, Mexla .16; Nacogdttcbee
trace. 1'nTestlne .42. Paria .80, Sherman 2.30,
iWaftfajE* 0 ,Mi w *“-
Mississippi—Yaxoo City cloudy and pleas
ant; light rain yeaterday. Winona cloudy
burg cloudy and warm: hard ralu last
night. Brookhnvcn, Haxlehurat and Jack-
sou cloudy and warm. Greenwood cloudy
and warn). Corinth dear and hot. Hat
tiesburg cloudy and cool. Meridian partly
cloudy and cool. Grenada, rained lost
night; raining hard now. Notches cloudy
and pleasant; rained last night.
Alabama—Opelika partly cloudy and pleas
ant. Mobile clear and warm; rain yester
day. Montgomery cloudy and pleasant.
IIiDitsrllle partly cloudy and pleasant.
Troy cloudy nud pleasant; hnrd rnln yes
terday afternoon. Kufauln clear aud pleas
ant; rain yesterday'afternoon.
Georgia—Columbus cloudy; hsrd rain Inst
yesterday afternoon. Albany cloudy
aud pleasant. Home partly cloudy and
cool. Atlanta cloudy and cool. Mncou
showery all day and ulght; now cloudy and
warm.
Tennessee—Knoxville cloudy and coot
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit sod
Produce exchnnge.
lemons 85.50 to 80.
Limes 50 to 75c.
Peaches, per crate. 81 to 81.50.
Pineapples 82 to 82.50, market at present
time well stocked.
Hnnanns. straights, t*-- bunch |1.|0 to
81.75. Cull*, per buften, n to H-26.
Watermelons, 87.60 to 830.00 per 100; de.
mnnd good.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.—
Live bens 15 to S7)4c: fries 22ft to 25c;
brollvra j* to 22Wc. live duck*, Tekla
to 36c; puddle 28 to 2714c.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 18c.
. .i ab fe./ pe 5 * t0 cook-
Ing. per lb., 12Hc to 15c.
Honey—New KflOc lb,.; In Mb. racks II
^VEGETABLES.—Irlih notetoe*. No. I
stock 83.80 barrel; Ne. 2 stock 2.76.
Toma toys, per crate. 81 to <1.69.
t'orn, new. 19 to 12^ic per dosen.
Okra, per crate, 81 to 11.80.
Old Irish potatoes, per buahel, 81.30.
nrw sweet pota ....
Cherries, 24-quart crate* 8.1..60 m Il.Ti.
Cnntnioiipca, per ernte, 81.60 to |3.i
Blncklicrries 10 to :214c onart
Dcwbcrrlc, 10 to UOjc quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVI8ION8.
FLOCR.—I'ostela Elegant <6.*; Diamond
patent 85.6066. Mirk..
CORN.—Choice rM col) 76c;__N<). 2 whit.
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
O'ATN—Choice whtre clipped, 82c; choice
mixed. 41c; Teia, rutl
white, 60c; choice
proof, 60c.
MEAL.—Plain water ground, per huibel,
73c? bolted 1401b. jutes, per bushel, 61c.
Shorts, white, 31.49: medium. 81.X; brown,
31.30: pure bran, 81.Su; mixed nran, 31.1!.
HAY.—Timothy, choice large bain, 11.10;
do., choice small bales 8L14: do., No. I
bran, 31.Su; mixed one, 31.1!.
lOthy, choice lire* bale,, 11.10;
small bales 31.14: do., No. (
timothy hales* 81.06; do., No. 2 81; do., No. 1
clorer mixei) 81.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed
Memphis cloudy and warm. Chattanooga
partly cloudy and cool.
lurcniemuKi uiiru rniu y»*sipruny niiurnoon
and last night. Shreveport cloudy and
warm; hard rnln last night.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Partly cloudy, 62 to
70 alwre; general rnlns.
Northwest—Generally cloudy; 60 to 70
above; gtnernl rnlns In North Dakota and
above; gtnerni rains in North Dakota
South Dakota; local In Minnesota. •
West and Southwest—Generally clear; 62
to 76 above; general rains In Oklahoma; lo
cal In Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri.
Ohio Valley—Clear; 72 to 74 above.
WEATHER FORECA8T.
Georgia—Showers Thursday and Friday;
light cnat winds.
Louisiana and Mississippi—Showers Thurs-
showers In northeast portion; warmer
showers In north portlou.
^Arkansas—Showers Thursday and proba-
^fnindls.^ Indians—Fnlr tonight except
thunderstorms nud cooler.
Missouri—Scattered ahowera tonight and
tower Michigan, Dakotas, Moutaun, Ne
braska—Fair tonight and Friday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Today’s map shows two areas of high
barometer, one centered over the north
east and the other over Montana. The
advance of the northwestern high pressure
area has reduced the temperature lu the
vicinity of Its center, but over nearly the
entire United States there bus lieep prac
tically no change In temperature In the
last 24 boars.
Cloudy weather covers moat of the South
and showers have occurred from the Da-
knfaa annfh Intn T»vna*anil thaitpu mb*.
kotaa south Into Texas*and thence east
ward over most of the cotton belt.
The conditions continue favorable for nn-
itled weather and showers In ,thl* sec
tion tonight and Friday with pleasant tem
peratures.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago. July 12.*-Hoga—Estimated re
ceipts today 19,000. Market barely steady;
quality fair; left over 4JW; bulk
8.0006.96; estimated for tc
15,000: light f6.tt66.70- mixed *1.5007
jas
Cattle—Receipts 8,000. Market ateady to
10c higher; quality fair; beeves 84.2006.85;
cows 81.8)6170; nelfers 13.1006.40: calves
864K7I: *00,1 primp strarm K.XXtH-36: poor
to medium $4.2006.26; stockers and feeders
82.6004.40.
Sheep—Receipts 16*000. Market generally
10c lower: quality fair; native 83.3)06.15:
western $3.2006; ycarllugs $5.7606.50; lambs
8606.80; western 007.25.
subject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES." ‘
SUGAR.—Standard granulated 6c. New
York Refined 4H to plantations 4% to
JOF FE FJ.—Roasted Arbaekls’s 81S.M;
biilk.^n^bapMor^barrelS, 12%c; green 10 tt
lilCE.—Carolina *4V6 to 7Hc, according ts
grads. Market very strong.
CIIEESE-Fancy full cream dairy, 14Hc?
twine 14c: brick, I4f. Market strong.
»ium iiiick, m. uirHi iiruui.
■PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 15c. Pore
hams 15Hc. California hams 20ftc; R«1 Cntt
imiiin JU7|t-< *.**,»»*»» *ii*t lining iv7|t , i»di
llama 16c. Drg ult extra HIh* 10.00; belli..
20 5 Iba. 10.76; fat hacka 814; Plato* 8*1.
Bnpreme lard 10. Bed Cro*a 10c. Snow
Drift compound 714. Red Crew* 714.
Bin. a..™.
Georgia 414a. 1916 112 111,
Georgia. It. h. ««. 1910 1«. 19M
Bavnnnah 3a. 19W 10214 KW
Macon 6a. 1910 106
Atlanta, to, 1911 IK
Atlanta, 414* 1922 107 I S'*
Atlanta 4a. 1934 .•. 106 1*
Income 86
Georgia 266
Augnata and Hnvanntb 116
Houtbweatern
Georgia I’aclflc lata..
U.i cT and A. 1st
, 112
117
ia
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 s. m-. ^
meridian time, July 12, 1906.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
•Atlanta, cloudy
•Chattanooga, cloudy
Columbus, cloudy
Galneavllle, cloudy ..
Greenville, cloudy ...
Griffin, cloudy
•Macon, cloudy
Moutlcello. cloudy ...
Newnan, cloudy
miie, part cloudy....,
TallApoosn. cloudy
Max. Mlo.
IT
^Minimum temperatures are tor terew
hour period ending at 8 a.m.
\i
HEAVY RAINFALL*.
<*ninesvllle. Fla....
Clanton, Ala'..
Bateabarg. 8.
Mannlleld, La.
Melville,
Malvern. Ark...*...,...
Texarkana. Ark
.1 >»
2.oo
1.5ft
Texaraann. An...
Corinth. Mies
Huntsville, Texas
tompoasa, Texas
Sherman. Texas........
nnerman. texss....
Waco, Texas
.'..2.08
; i.»>
220
..1.84
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, July 12.—Spring Bara of wa.h
good* err being liouglit with a bralthr
rigor In the drr gooda market. Cndrr-
nu end hnelrr, mill* here the major por
tion of th.tr product* for the neat font
month. (Murad. Bleached good* nre eoti!
•head in man? luetance* and np cloee to
current production In ell. In eiport quail-
khhl: :::: isse-
•Auaeata ....19
1:3 lira Corlngton ... 1:1# pm
inxniu .... SO* pm •Anguat* ....11:46pm
•Dally. All other irale* dell, except lun-
''‘^KABOAliirATiruNETtAlLiVAk:
WeSngtoir^Va* am BlrajRgLm . 6:46 am
Abbertlw ... 6:00 am Monroe . . ,7:29am
:“iS P S
Monroe... . . 7:40pm Memphl* . . . 6:00pm
bhown In Central time
CENTRAL
STATION.
|ll
£S|
Atlanta
Augusts
charleston
Galveston
Little Hock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah -
Vicksburg
Wilmington
14'
11
4
8.
18
9
10
18
8
10
tie* Inquiry arena to preen*.
the near futnre. end the whole market
la much etronger In ronacqurece.
PRICE CURRENT CROP REPORT.
Jely
Clnrlnnatl. Jely 12.—Winter wheat
tbreahliut le proaremlng: ylehl .lightly
above expectation.: hlxh quality reaflMd;
turret aeneon Mtl.fnctory. Corn adranc-
Ing. but warmer weather dealrahle. Oata
Improred endproepeeu more encouraging.
l'acklug 479.0Q6 haga, egaluat 413,WO.
DUt. Arrrag*V
The temperature* wera tower ^
eeetern portion of the belt, w>'*j gtl0 ,
teriel chengro In “tbor 66*JJ?“f cjJrlH-
fell In ell port* of tbe belt exraP< i,
ton ill.trlctT the emoanta jiu-
|»rtlone of South ferojln*. * id
l«nu. Mlaetaetppl, Lonlelena. Art«0«*>
J B. MABBrnT.
■action Dlrer'ot-
Church Builder Die*.
Went Point, Ga.. July W
auperintendent of conntruetlon *n |M
Methodtet church here, died -
home of T. W. Wood lax* "
remains wsre taken to Columbus
Interment,
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