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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Wednesday. JI'IA
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ONE CENT A WORD
No ad. taken for lets than 25
cent*, the price of four line*.
Six words of average length
make a line. The following rates
consecutive insertions:
1 time ..... 6 cents a line.
3 times ..... 5 cents a line.
6 times ..... A/i cents a line.
26 times 4 cents a line.
52 times ..... 3/i cents a line.
78 times ..... 3 cents a line.
Written notice is required to
discontinue classified advertise
ments.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS*
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY CASH.
Georgian want ads. are Inex
pensive. but they bring quick re-
sults and sure returns.
Ads. for 8itustions Wanted will
be inserted one time free of
charge. They must not exceed
four lines.
.WE WILL 8END FOR YOUR
AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
MESSENGER 8ERVICE. CALL
US ON BELL PHONE 4927
MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA
PHONE. When sending ads. pay
for at' rates quoted above.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE MEN
as helpers In the foundry to learn rauld-
ers* trade. Good pay to start with nnd
better “
those
DeLoa
life. Co.
do YSmVAW t5 6P Y6Wi
good*? If so. call up 2806 (Bell).' The
Pouthern Auction and Salvage Company,
South Pryor.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS. ,
Take Luckie St. Car to
Waterworks.
WANTEh - bOVBTAILING maciiTSe
man. Apply Southern Furniture Co., Geer*
ala R. R. and Moore atreet.
Ilf AM. boy WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE
cards. Call nt Ktnr Off Ire, 20 Peters at.
feeders.
"ream, W.
40 Walton affect.
ftOI.UlTORK WANTKD-KXl'KItIKNCKD
aollrllora irnntnl to place our Pocket
Book Hafea. Something new. Apply fb A.
II. Cntlln, Vnlon Kiivlnga bank, Gould
building.
\VASiTl4l> — <111011 WOOD • WORKER.
Good wages; atendy job. Chnpinnn’a Ci
Huge Fnetory. Jacksonville. Fin.
WA.vtftiCTbjdpfPfES’f^isvfim; tmu
on' plaee; don’t apply without referenee.
Phone 306 North, or npply corner Peach
tree and Seventeenth ata.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED—WOMEN WITH EXPE
RIENCE FOR ALTERATION
WORK ON LADIES' GARMENTS.
POSITION PERMANENT. DEOIN
NINO 8EPTEMIIER 1, WITH GOOD
SALARY. ADDRESS L. H. 8., CARE
OF GEORGIAN.
WIM. GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT
In our sewing room to girls and women
od easy work, short hours nml good pay.
Experienced operators make from $8.00 to
$1100 per week, and we will giro good day
wages to those without experience until
they letro. If you lire out of Atlanta,
write ns and we will give you Information
« tout boarding places. Nunnaliy Bros. A
cCrea. 16 W. Alabama street.
WanteR—ftiX Gilu.fi +<V WoRK In'
CBdr faetnry. Apply It Wllfy'i, 87
Peaehtr** iftnt.
WANTED—WOMEN WITH EXPE
RIENCE FOR ALTERATION
WORK ON LADIES' GARMENTS.
POSITION PERMANENT, DEOIN-
NING 8EPTEMDER 1, WITH GOOD
SALARY. ADDRESS L. H. S., CARE
OF GEORGIAN.
FIRST-CLASH STENOGRAPHER; Mt'BT
b* thoroughly riporl.-u.-.-U .nil competml;
ft— rxprrirnro and rrfrrrnrr. and Mlary
.xprrtrd. Addrras hox 817. eltlr.
FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRSTVCLASlT BUSINESS HOUSES
•hould hav, high grad, alrna Call on
l»hon« afi c °" North Pryor at root.
Til E soufll'i-iUN AlVTIoN aN'Ii ftAl.
rag. Company, at 30 South Pryor ilrM,
will buy or sell you out.
BfcAVEtt ORKElCBT7oeK CnAi, ONE (IP
fhe best on the market. $4.26 per ton.
John T. Htocka A Co.
Leaving the city, will sell all
the furniture of n live-room tint nt u
great bnrgatu. Inquire at 239 S. Forayth
Afreet, city.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU SEE the ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.’a new line. Juat added n
fall line of trunks, trarelera* supplies and
B dlea. The cheapest ever
I or exchange everything.
Mitchell street. Bell ’phone
general office aupit
eold. We buy, sell
IT and 39 Went Mtt
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WAWMii-iI<V<iit't't;i(Vk‘f‘()ir‘lf‘AMiiA
of three; no children; goo<l home for the
right |M>moii. Address John T. Ahoey,
Gainesville, Ga.
Confederate M6nry. etc., bought.
fhas. B. ll.-irW'M. 21 Peters street._
SJTBTiniEORtllA on FI.OR 11> AIIOMKS
and cash to exebnnge for eoulties In At
lanta renting property, fhas. D. Barker,
30 Peters at., Atlanta.
GO flEF. SOUTH URN AUTO AND EQUIP-
1 incut Co. Wr repair, rcrooBtruct. ex-
change, buy and sell automobiles. Garage.
10-11 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Oa. Bell
pbone 4<94-L Mala.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work call oa
Kent. 91% N. ITyiir^I»hone Sfll ^ ^
Prompt delivery. John T. Stocks A cW.
trainukaikjttartkhs Ffiu'Vixiit-
Ida lime*. Write ns for price*. Wilson
k Huddleston. Miami. Fla.
Jpfo-ONIO tlT THE liKHT KyUIl'l’Mn,
most up-to-date cafes In Atlanta; will
dear $600 per month. See Ware A Harper.
724 nnd 725 Century building, or the owner
nt Grady hospital.
WE IIAVE oSe of tiib moht ukI'i^
table and profitable cafes In Atlanta. W1
sell nt a sscrlflee. Will give terms on a
nnrt of this to a *u< a n*««ftil. I'onipefent man.
Ware & IInr|M’r, 724 and 725 Century Bldg.
TYPEWRITERS.
t. 6
$40. One Chicago $16. One Smith Premier
$36. One No. 6 Bllck $12. We are head
quarters for iHtrgnlii* In typewriter* of all
make*. Atlanta Typewriter Exchange, II.
31. Ashe, president, Atlanta, Ga.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
^TohTTT^
office* nnd yard from 314 klnrletta to 295
Peter* street, where all orger* for coal
nnd wo4Ml will be giveu prompt, attention.
Phone* 4791
PRINTING ^...
JOB PRINTING, Ml WEST PRICES. SEND
for Mtnplea. t'lis*. Barker. 20 Petera t.,
Atlanta.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
“Don't let 'em fool you.’’ Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett A Willi*) I* not dead
nor mlNRlng. He I* contracting wall paper
nnd palutlug. Office and show room 12
East Hunter street. Both 'phones 660.
L08T.
you’ve hoard tell;
He'* the man who doe* papering and
painting so well;
No matter the condition your won* nro
found.
He’ll make them look both smooth nnd
sound,
And when It Is finished, then you will see
A* perfect a Job a* ever could be;
A look at his Rample* la certainly n treat.
Go see him at 12 East Hunter street—
Both ’phones 660.
FOR RENT—8TORE ROOM.
FornES^rcnfc^^^
hall street, 23x100: also room-. For sale,
0 seres on Peachtree road, $25,000. ohn
1. James.
FOR RENT—ROOMS. _
clono In: only 875.00. Apply 67 Craw at.
Roll phono 4261.
I r ( (R RENT-iC - NlCKI.V FURNiftilBT)
front room. Apply to 267 Peachtree st.
S7ci:' _ Kir»NT ROOM. WITH RATH
privilege, for rent for summer, cheap. 129
E. Pine st. Tel. 306 Malu, or 802 North. m
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phono. 1266. 80 B. Hant.r St.
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY,
largest stock In South. 54 N. Broad Bt
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE 1IEHT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
Mill nt 8IM N. Pryor Bt. Al.x Kent
Phone 4848.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and reshaped, 50c.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re
shaped. 35c.
Bands, or sweats. 25c each extra.
AC31E HATTERS. 6Y& Whitehall BL
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
FfriEfTRiffirntWi^^
lly; board optional; every convenience;
north side; can get meals across street.
Bell ’plume 2020.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2335. hlen’a sewed half soles. 75c.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and retail dlstrihuton. of Vie-
tor Talking Machines snd Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
oyer 10,009 records. Immediate attention
given mall ord«♦*. We want the names of
all talking machine dealers In the south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co.
HIcVCLhJH AND HilNDKlEH—I.Aitufcwf
bicycle and sundry distributors In ths
south. Boutbern agents for Pierce. Yale,
Buell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1906 catalogue and price list. Alexander-
Elyea Co.
Wit MOVE, tvrohfc. I-ACK AND Mil IP
household goeds; insurance rate oue per
cent. Office nnd warehouse 163 65 Walton
atreet. Roth ‘phones. Cathcart’s Trans
f-r.
REYNOLDS, THE SIGN PAINTER.
Hlaun, hann.ra, t.ag* and flag draoratlnn.
for ,|wctal ocrhtloua 20H K. Alabama Bt
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATION ALB. II ALL WOODS. IDEA LB
and all other makes at Imrgaln prices.
We can sell you a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that cannot help
but please you.
Cash or moutbly payments. Every register
guaranteed for two years. Bout hern Cash
(register Co.. Branch of American Becoad-
Hand Cash Register Co.. 24 K. Broad street,
Atlanta, Go.
*
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
roil TUB NF.XT TEN DAYH I WI1.I.
eat iny $2S suits to $25. Carroll, the tnllor.
172 Peachtree afreet, oppoatte Aragon hotel.
AT COHT-MY KTOfK OF IRON HA FEW
i permanent tenant. Owner,
AT NO. 304-306 W. FOURTH. WE HAVE 3
Jhre«-rooin cottages, in flrst-claas shape
renting to white tenants nt $7 each, mid
•mull house on rear of one lot. This It a
biirgnltt nt $1.46) cash.
AT KAHT POINT'OS THE CAR LINK..
splendid 6-room cottage with cnbluet mon-
tela. tiling, lot 75xli*> to alley. $1,70\ Oue-
thlnl cash and balance monthly.
6 BOOM MODERN HOUSE. BAST FRONT,
on fentr;>) hvenue. |^»t 50x123. Ree tie
If you want a nice home. Terms.
NEW FIVE ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE
lot. on Little street. $2.50 Terms.
NEAlt (il'.n|{(;iA AVENUE.' WFf HAVE
two new three room eottnge* muting ilf
$*» each. We can sell the two for $300.
This la the kind of an Investment that you
hitve twn liMiklng for. Be«» us qutek.
THREE ROOMH AND II ALL; LEVEE
lot; Ntdendld Uelghlavrii'aMl. Western
Height*: $Tonj_$b)i)_en*h and $P> i>er month.
Near the dkcati h car link, nicK
flre-rooiii house, with g-foot hall, on |
acre lot; lot level; bus several fruit tree*
an«l gr«|H* vines now In-uNiis: plenty of
shade and flowers; uu Ideal suburb borne;
-I NEED A ROOM
is the comment of more than one young man newly arrived in the city.
Whereupon he turns to the classified ad. columns of the newspapers. The
chances arc he finds what he wants. And the chances are that he would
find YOUR room if you advertised that you have a room to rent. Almost
every housekeeper has a spare room. It would help things at home—finan
cially—if you would rent that spare room. The right sort of young man
usually wants a home in a' private family. He knows the good influence of
family ties. He knows enough to be considerate of the family with whom
he lives. The average young man of ambition who goes out in the world to
better his condition IS the right sort of young man. Why don’t you adver
tise your spare room for rent? Use the classified columns of The Geor
gian. The cost is a trifle—one cent a word. The return is ten times' enough
to justify the investment. Call Phone 4927 Main, or send by messenger. We
will pay the messenger.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Thr,. Left of Eight Brand Naw
Suburban Homaa.
Th» firat month will bo given FREE
and If occupied on* year, two more
month* will bo dvtn FREE at tho
end of tho year, making only nine
month* you will ban to pay for. None
but good famltle* will he allowed In
the** houste. Theae are located on the
Rlrer electric car line only twentv
minute* rid* from the confer of tho
city; contain* 7 and ( room*; have
novar been occupied; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every home front*
a fifty-foot Park, which la aat In tree,,
evargraena and flowera. Pure air; na
tive oake; an Ideal spot for children.
It la cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole-
e. In the center of thl* Park art
the Farro Phoaphat* 8prlnga, which
will cure any case of atomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house coat
ing 82,600.00 will soon bo completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds, will show you through tho
houses. Rent 820.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenua.
BASS ST. HOME.
Just off Washington St.,
good seven-room house on
fine lot. Terms reasonable.
Price $3,500.
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
C. H. WELLS & CO.,
1104 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
AST HARRIS ST.. BETWEEN PIED-
luont nml Butler. wo havt* n vacant lot
irge enough for two houses. it la done In
ml In a section when* there nre very fe.vv
nemit Iota mid I* n chance to make n small
J&QSti
by n woman, a pack**, of Jew
elry.
In the "Loet and Foond" col
umns of The Georgian.
within twenty-four hour*.
TOTAL COST WA8
2k—for that adyertlaement—25e.
THE ADVERTISER
mails a good lnveatment. Why
don't yon try It?
PEACHTREE PARK HOME
We have within 1,000 feet of Peachtree
roml, fronting 1.000 feet on (t ehert road
nty! fronting 2,600 feet on Southern rail
road, at atatlon where two trains stop each
way every day, one of the beet MODEL
COUNTRY IIOMB8 of nine room* to be
found anywhere. This bouae has a base
ment of atone almost aa smooth and level
ns a floor, and la walled up on either aide
with a cement wall a foot thick. The
house Itnelf Is unusually well built, occu
pies an eminence, giving a splendid view
of Atlanta's sky-ecrapera, has greateat
variety of frulte to be found on any one
place; land Is very profluctlve, la In high-
eat state of cultivation, well kept; has
about 2 mtlee new wire fence, fourteen
iron gntee, good barn and paeture, two
strong springs. Lovely grove of maple,
beech, chestnut, twenty-flve pecans, sweet-
gum, persimmons, blnokgum, oak, hickory,
etc.; has 2 acres of sand, averaging 10
feet deep;; two quarries of best quality of
granite to be found In the state. Will
take polish just like mnrble. A sj\ir track
can reach both within 600 feet. Owner re
fused $8,000 for one of the quarries, snd
this has advantages of homes along (lie
roml In that you are free from dust of
automobiles, am I still Is In the, road neigh
borhood. You will have to nee this lovely
home to appreciate fully Its value. We trh
ifferlng this 30-ftcre tract at $15,000, If you
buy a plnce on the road, you will have to
It ten years for the fruits nnd other
Improvements to reach the present status
of this place.
If you are Interested, see os AT ONUB,
or call us up.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
tones E488. 412 Peter* Bldg.
FOR RENT.
6 ABBOTT STREET (WEST END).
This two-story seven-room brick, on lot
which contains nl»out'2 acres and lies el
evated, Is on the ' woat side of Abbott
street, at the Intersection of Greensfer-
ry avenue, nnd la known as the Tom Alex
ander home place; has no gas. but city wn
ter. iMith, stationary wash stand, sink In
the kitchen and hydrant In the yard. Be
sides the seven-romn house, then* Is a two-
room servant’s house on the lot; also, sta
ble nnd cow house; has plenty of garden
spot nnd plenty of shade, snd In good
repair for an old house. Westvlew i*ars
two blocks awsy. Rent, $25 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones <18.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
senger 1
WEMTEitif AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No.—Arrive From- | No.—Depart To—
... pm| 72 Marietta.. 5:30 pm
1 Nashville.. 7:35 puit* 4 Nashville. 8:60 phi-
"cETTrTrXiToF ,- gEoluiio. kailw“*“
I to I
NOTHING BUT
BARGAINS.
I HAVE CONSIGNED TO ME KXCLC-
r**.. i>lt Tt ill J I I,IV * 1 Jlisfv ■(vnlv mull, mis* fuii-sliirr e,.,. . 1U11 „
home, first-class resident motion. $1,000 *..!!. ty „.. f . r 1.j r ^.. j
i»h nml fc*o month. i •“*
i'V'Ti.i'iT^t——HVCTflT l h . OU8M n '‘ n 4 JolnIng_Jots, mid are first-
_ ' houses or*- on
... . . . 8-ROOM IlOUflh, i class and niouerii'in every respect. L«M-st*nl
largi* lot, east front; every modern con- j on the north slile and In the choicest resl-
inilence; riji* 11 ^?***** h,MI *** 0,1 north j donee seetlon. I can sell you this property
de today. ».600. Can arrange terms. Come ! foP tht . , u , xt f,* w days for $8.6j0.
» S4*e us nnd let us show It to you. Don t *<>11 — ■ - - —* n
Inc flu1
ad to i
•pnrnte If preferred. Aa an Invest-
this will puy over II per rent rental,
e cottage will make a nice home.
$12,000, A BARGAIN.
SIX-ROOM NEW MODERN IIOURE ON
Georgia avenue; $3,200; $750 cash; balance
$25 per month.
Arrive rrom— I Depart To—
Savannah 7:10 a ml Macon 12:01am
Jacksonville. 7:50 Hiiu^avantmh 8:00 am
Macon .11:40 um|MHcoii....,n.. 4:00 piu
Hsvannnli..... 4:96 pm Havaunnli 9:15 pm
Macon.... 7:55 pmiJncksoiivIlle.. 8:30
ATLANTA AND WEST I’D I NT It All
ROAD.
Arrive From— J Depart To—
•Selma 11:40 am (•Montgomery 5:30 am
•Montgomery. 7:40 pmrMontg’m'ry.12:45 pm
•Selma 11:35 pmj*Nelrua 4:2> pm
LaGrange 8:20 am|lAGratige.... 5:30 pm
•Montgomery. 3:40 pm|*M»Htg in'ry.ll:lo pm
•Dally. All other trains daily except Sun-
*/il trains of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner of
Mitchell atreet nml Maillson avenue.
AboKGIA ltAlLltOAf).
.10:06 am
•Augusta...... 3:30 pm
Conyers 5:00 pm
Covington.... 6:10 pm
•Augusta 8:16 ptnfAngustn 11:45 pm
•Dully. All other trains dnlly except 8uu
day.
HKABOAUD AIR LINK RAILWAY.
Arrive From— I Depart To—
Washington... 6:30 amlBIrtnlngham.. 6:40 ntu
Ablievlue 9:00 am)Monroe 7:20 am
Memphis 11:45 atu)New York....12:00 m
New York....{ 3:30 pmlAblicrllle.... 4:00 pm
Monroe.. .. s. 7:40 pm Memphis 5:00 pm
Irmlnghatn.. 9:25, r — * *
Shown In Centra
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Atlanta, New Terminal
Station, corner Mitchell and
Madison Avenue.
LAND, WITHIN WB HAVE 40 ACRES OF LAND ON A
city limits. 300 feet of car line, 15 minutes*
fork of the Peachtree road, 2 miles be
W. S. SHERWOOD
514 Empire Bldg.
FOURTEENTH ST. LOT.
THIS LOT tS <4 BY M0: BEAUTIFULLY
■haded with ytxiug oaks; lies nicely, nml
Is next to the home of Mr. Sam fit* l Wey-
utsn. nnd Immediately across the street
from the homes irf Mr. Henry Johnson
and Mr. Eugene rntlaway. Quick sate
price $3,600.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVE.
Belt 'phone 4596,
fronts the Peachtree nnd Dunwody road
2,0uu fe4»t. Has a_J!M a bojllng sprinjt
Must be s«>ld.
ige. Private tract privilege of
200 feet In center of property. All for; of freest4»uc waterT The Innd lies VelH
iiaanno. with terms. Ray this nnd double! **!*«> the most of It covered with oak forest.
hadjr
near the car line. We ran make a trade
qpre. If the property come* up to the re-,
qtrirements. We have the rash.
E. A. NESBIT,
3 Edge wood ave.
Atlanta Phone 4794. Bell Phone 3794.
RAISING SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR NEW RAILROAD
1 Special fo The Georgian, f
Bloeomb. Ala., July 1*.—A meeting of
protoilnent dtlsens was held at the Klo-
leomti Natlitn.il Hank yesterday afternoon,
the object of which was to dtsenss the con-
•tructlou of a railroad froiu Slocomb to
N. B.—Following scherlule figures pub-
llshed only as Information nnd are uot
guaranteed:
4:00 A. M.-No. 23. DAILY. Local to Blr-
mlugham, making nil stops; arrlvlug In
Birmingham 10:16 a. in.
5:30 A. M.-No. 13, DAILY. "CHICAGO
AND CINCINNATI LIMITED." A solid
vestlbuled train Atlanta to Cincinnati with
out change, composed of vestlbuled day
coaches nud Pullman drawing room sleep
ing cars. Arrives Home 7:30 a. nt.; Chat-
tnunogn 9:45 n. m.; Cincinnati 7:30 p. m.;
Louisville 8:16 p. m.; Chicago 7:23 a. m.
Cafe car service. All meals between At
lanta and Cincinnati.
5:30 A. M.-No. 30 DAILY, to Griffin and
Columbus. Arrives Griffin. 7:11 a. m.; Co
lumbus 10 a. m.
6:16 A. M.-No. 12. DAILY, local to Macon.
Brunswick and Jacksonville. Makes all
stops , arriving Macon 9:15 a. in.; Bruns
wick 4 p. m.; Jscksohrllle 7:40 p. m.
7:00 A. M.—No. 35, DAILY.—Pullman to
Birmingham. Memphis, Kansas City and
Colorado Springs. Arrives Memphis 8:05
S . in.; Kansas city 9:46 a. m., and Colorado
prints 8:15 s. m.
7:60 A. M.-No. 12 DAILY.-LocoI to
Charlotte, Danville, Richmond and Ashe-
' 7:65 A. M.’-Ne. 7, ilAlLY, Chattanooga.
12 NOON, No. ffl. DAILY.-Washington
and Southwestern Llnilt.il. Electric light
ed. .Sleeping, library, observation and clun
cars through without change. Dining cars
serve all meals cn route. Arrives Wash-
lugtint H:12 a. ra.; New York 12:43 n. m.
1:03 P. M.-No. 40. DAILY.—New York
Express. Day coaches between Atlanta and
Washington. Sleepers between Atlanta,
charlotte and Washington. Arrives Wash
ington 11:05 u. m.; New York 6 p. m.
12:16 P. M.-No. 3. DAILY.-Local for
Inrou, arrlvlug Macfiu 2:!Uj». m.
4:10 p. M.-No. 10. DAILY.—Macou and
lluwklusvllle. Pullman observation chair
car Atlanta to Mni'oti.
4:25 P. M.-No. 37, DAILY.-Pnllman
sleeping rat nnd day conches to Birming
ham. Arrives Birmingham 9:16 p. m.j
Memphis 7:16 a. m.
4:90 P. M.-No. 18. DAILY, except Sun
day. ”AIr Line Btdle" to Toccoa.
4:30 P. M.-No. 22. 'DAILY.—Griffin and
Columbus. Pulliunu palace sleeping cur
snd day coaches.
4:35 1*. M.-No. 23. DAILY.-Local to Fay
etteville anil Fort Valley.
4:50 P. M.-No. 15. DA ILY.—Through
drawing nvirn' ar.d sleeping ears jo Cin
cinnati nnd Memphis nml y’hatfanooga to
tanlavllle. Arrives Rome 7:20 p. m.; Dalton
K:36 p. m.: Chattanooga 9:55 p. in.; Memphis
8:20 a. m.; tx'ulsvllle 8:50 n. m.; St. Loals
6 p. IU.; Cincinnati 8:10 t.. m.
6:15 I*. M.-No. 26. DAILY.—Makes all
stops. Local to Heflin; arrives Heflin 10:50
P 'llfl< P. SL—Xu. 14. I>AILY.—Florida Urn.
lte«l. A solid vestlonb*i| train to Jackson
ville. Flo. Through stepping cars ami day
conche* to Jacksonville nnd Brunswick; ar
rive* Jacksonville 3:5<) a. m.; Brunswick
“ - ■— "* * *9 i, m.
DAI L Y. —Thrott^b
jbilluinu d._ „
lanta fo Shreveport. Loral
p. m.
4:01 it. n».
12 NIGHT—No. 36. DAILY.—United States
Fast Mall. Solid vestlbuled train. Sle<*plng
cars to New xork, Richmond. Charlotte and
Asheville. Conebt-M to Washington. Dining
cars serve all meals on route. 'Arrives
Washington 9:30 r*. m.: New York 6:23 a. m.
Loeat Atlrtntn-Charlfc»te sleeper open to
receive i*SMienaers at 9:00 p. m. I/xml
Attnntn-Ashevllle sleeper open 10:30 n. m.
Ticket Office No. 1 IVschtrce. on Vlndnet,
Peters building, and new Terminal Station.
Bfith ’l*h4»nc«. City office. 142 main; de|iot.
No. 2. on Terminal exebnnge. .
Washington St. Lots
We have two fine elevated lots in Washing
ton Heights at $1,000 apiede.
These lots face east, the dimensions are
50x175 with Alley in Rear.
Let us show them to vou.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
STATISTICS.
DEATHS.
J. E. Stanford, 63 years old, died at
Soldiers* home.
Sarah 11. Dm
Spartanburg, S.
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mr*. David. E. Terry, at 173
South Forsyth street; a son.
bOildinTpermits
$109—Atlanta Iron and Brass Bed Com
pany. to build frame structure on corner
Means street and Horton alley.
$190—Mrs. G. A. Howell, to re-cover three
oue-story frame houses at 16 and 20 Lawn
street nud 6 1 inmtuond street.
$625-gam Warnock, to build one-story
frame dwelling at 104 Thurmond atreet.
$50-Mra. A. II. Beuniug. to repair one-
story frame bouse nt 15 Fortress avenue.
$2.000—W. G. Archer, to build oue-story
frame structure at 101 Oglethorpe avenue.
$2.0QO—Thouius B. Davies, to build one-
story frame dwelling at 103 Oglethorpe
or.-uitie. 1
$1.860—Mrs. C. «. O'Kelly, to balld one-
story frame dwelling at 417 Highland ave
nue.
$8.000—W. E. Treadwell & Co., to build
two two-story frame dwellings at 223-227
Juckson atreet.
$4.600—J. U. Jones, to build two-story
frame dwelling nt 142 Ulchardson street.
PROPERTY"TRAN8FERS.
$1.900—E. I*. Ansley to Mrs. Gerald O;
Hatwab, lot on Tho Prado. Bond for ti-
tl»*.
$1.180—Empire Htnte Investment Company
to Mr*. Edna T. Young, otl on corner of
Greeusferry avenue and Helens. Bond for
title.
$875—W. E. Treadwell to Mrs. Lula Camp,
lot on Newton street, near Mangum. War
ranty deed.
$11.000—A. B. Stele to J. II. Drummond,
lot oa Hunter street, near Central are-
$600— B. Van Hood nnd wife t<J J. W.
Hood, lot on litis avenue,-near Peters
•tr#et. Warranty deed.
$5,700—Margaret 8. Woodflln to A. D.
Lewis, lot on Crew street, near Rasa. Bond
for tltl-
$3.600—Mattie J. Landrum to R. B.Mc-
Keiixle. lot on Gresham atreet, near Yen*
‘ K Bond for title.
$3.250—Elijah M. Williams to George F.
Payne, lot on corner Pint atreet and Pied
mont avenue. Warranty deed.
$900—Mrs. 31. F. Marshall to YV. L. Bailey,
>r on Georgia avenue, noar Conally street.
«*«i' ileo«»
$1,600—Mrs. Jennie N. Norris to Atlanta
of 31oore and
Mort
$500—Mrs. L. A. Alien to Mrs. Ms HI* P.
Judd, lot on CiNiper atreet, near Richard
son. Loun deed.
UNCLE SAM LOSES
BY BIG SHORTAGE
OF AN EMPLOYEE
By Private Leased Wire.
Washington, July 18.—According to a
statement made at the treasury depart
ment, an Investigation, recently concluded,
of the accounts of the late Major George
A. Bartlett, disbursing officer of the treas
ury deportment, show* a shortage approx
imating $33,000.
Aiamt $14,000 of thla amount, however, Is
said to have been Innocently paid out on
fraudulent voucher* presented by Jnmta
W. Boyd, n clerk in the marine hospital
service, who. In September, last, was ar
rested nnd Is now lu Jnil pending his trial
tor misappropriating government funds.
Although llnrtlett was technical!/ re
sponsible for payments on Boyd's fraudu
lent vouchers, the ahortage In his own '
flee will probably not exceed $19,000.
CHARGES AGAINST
CEMETERY SEXTON
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL F0RECA8T.
Fon ATLANTA AND VICIXITT-Un**.
MM weather an.l probably ehowera toniiht
and Thursday. ™
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Teiaa-Tyler. San Antonio and P,n„
clear oinl hot. Fort Worth cloudy ij!
warm. Honstcm cloudy and plcaut; hard
rain thla morning. **
Alabama-Huntsville cloudy and cnui.
rained ycjtetday and !*st,nlxht. Illrm ni:
bam cloudy; been raluInc IntermlttentF.
alnce | o'clock ycaterday. 8?lmV dffi
rained yeaterday afternoon. OpdlU
clomly and cool; showers last night
Mississippi—Ynzoo City and Jarks...
cloudy nnd threatening; cool rain ?e.t.r!
ilay afternoon. Nntrhnx rnlnlng VlrkL
burg clomly anil pli'iiaimt. lfrn.iktm..
cloudy nnil hot. llnalehurat raining ,^3
hot Ilottloaburg partly cloudy and wi
zard rain ycaterdny orenlng. MerlJ,,
cloudy nnil threatening; hard rain y w , r .
day crenlng. ‘
Georgia—Americas partly cloudy and hot.
Macon partly cloudy and hot; hail ii.ht
rain laarnlght. Albany partly' cloudy
hot; no rain of Importance. Atlanta p„?t.
ly cloudy and hot. 1
Louisiana—New Orleans dear and warm,
some rain ycaterday. Shrereport dear and
North Carolina—Charlotte hard rain res.
terdar evening; clear and pleasant thla
morning. ICalelgb clear; temperature
ntnfnll for tho past twenty-four hour*
ltnlnfnll for the past twenty-four hour,-
Fort Worth. .14; Palestine, .14; Taylor. Ill
Han Antonio, trace; New Orleans, .os: Gail
reaton, .10; Mobile, .04; Vicksburg, .04: Men.
dlan, .68; Montgomery, 1.80; Cbattaaooga.
.04; Atlanta, .82: AuguaU, .18; Norfolk, to
Birmingham, 1.80. 1
WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Generally fair; (4 t«
I above; local ehowera.
Northwest—Partly cloudy, with rltlnt
tempernture; 64 to 70 above; general ralui
In South Dakota: local North Dakota.
West nod Southwest—Clear; rising iem-
perature, 88 to 70 above; local rains N't-
braaka and Kansas.
Ohio Valley—Clear; 68 to 74 above.
WEATHER~FORECA9T.
Louisiana, Weat Florida, Alabama and
Mlsaltalppl—Partly cloudy Wednesday iud
Thursday.
Georgia—Partly cloudy Wednesday; ahaw.
era In east portion; warmer In aorthaeit:
"■huraduy c*—■*-
Eastern
day and Thursday.
Eaat Texas—Partly cloudy Wednpaday;
warmer In northweatern portion; Tbura-
day partly cloudy.
western Texas—Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wlieeu-
•In—Vntr tonight; warmer Thursday; nat
tered thunderstorms nnd rooler.
Mlasourl—Occasional thunderstorm, to.
Ight nnd Thursday; cooler Thursday.
Minnesota. Iowa, South Dakota, Norik
Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and MoUtna-
Hhowera- tonight and Thursday; cooler
Thursday.
STATE FORECAST.
GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA-
Showers tonight; Thursday partly rloudy.
ALABAMA—Partly, cloudy tonight and
Tbundny.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Speelnl to The Georgian.
Hnrntiunh, Ga.. July 18.—An apparently
gigantic graft worked by J. E. Kimball,
colored, keeper of the colored section of
faturel Grove cemetery, baa been un
earthed and the negro suspended. At the
recorded. Aa theae lota ranged In value
front 85 to >15. It la oalenlated that the
negro "knocked down" quite a good aura.
Hmne two years ago Kimball was ordered
to venae collecting money for lots, but he
bss kept It up ever since. It Is rhsrged.
DRINK LEMONADE
AND CATCH FEVER
By Private I/*a*4'4l Wire.
Ipswltch, 8. D., July 18.r-Over one
hundred coses of typhoid fever have
already been reported In this section as
the result of drinking lemonade which
was served at a celebration at a park.
The water used to make the lemonade
was taken-from an old well that had
not been used for several years.
COUPLE"lN~A BUGGY*
HIT BY FA8T TRAIN
By Private Lenned Wire.
Linden,* Mich., July 18.—Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Barnum, of Mundy township,
were probably fatally Injured Tuesday
night by a Grand Trunk train. They
were crossing the track In a buggy
when they were struck by a passenger
engine. Mr. Barnum Is about 58 years
old and hts wife Is 50.
ATLANTANS ARRIVE
AT TYBEE ISLAND.
The weather over most of the country
Is low anil flat over most of the country,
there being no well defined areas of high
or low pressure.
Llttls or no change In temperature hti
occurred and tbs condition* favor unset
tled weather and probably shower* in thl!
section tonight and Thnrsilay.
J. U MARBURY.
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
meridian time, July 18.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
^Atlanta,, cloudy
•Chattanooga, rain
Columbus, partly cloudy
Gainesville, cloudy .
Greenville, cloudy
Griffin, cloudy
•Macon, cloudy
fMnntlcclIo, clear
Newnan, cloudy ....
Rome, ralu
Hpartanburg, cloudy
Toccoa, cloudy ......
YY'fst Point, cloudy
• Minimum temperatures are for twelr*
hour period ending at 8 a.m. thl* ante.
C Received late Iwlre trouble); not Is*
eluded In average*.
I1BAYT RAINFALLS.
Greenwood. 8. C *•?}
Aberdeen. MI** [J
Xatchex. Mias * fJJ
Charlotte, X. C LJ5*
Gulilaboro, N. C.
CENTRAL
STATION.
wvrr pmvnt, a. w»
tvn. from Ptnkai . ____ ____
Ian n rommlltw from D*lw«. n vonntrjr
law on I bo rout*. Iivtwwn Roramb ami
Tlirw rommlltw. wore appoUH-
plaw on
liakant
Oil tn joillolt tollwrlp’ loo.,
Tbo illatanw liotwwii Hlooomb ami I’lnk-
aril la nlmnt Ufiwn mlloa It I. ratlmateil
that >1«AM» will build tb. road
Spools! to Tho Uoorglan.
Savannah, Oa., July 18.— 1 The city
aaleamen'a special In charge of W. H.
Fogg, district paneenger agent for the
Central of Georgia railway at Atlanta,
arrived here In two aeetlon. on good
time early Tueeday morning. Every
body waa well pleased with the trip.
The salesmen were In line humor and
ere transferred promptly to Tybee
Island, whore they are enjoying the
pleasure of the seacoast resort. There
waa not a single mishap to mu' the
pleasure of the occasion.
In addition to the large number of
men who call on tho city trade of At
lanta, and their families, there were a
number of friends and othera anxtoue
to take advantage nt the excellent op
portunity for visiting the eeaahore at
thl* season of the year.
Mr. Fogg, who personally conducted
the trip, has been congratulated on all
aide* for the excellent manner tn which
he handled the train, and the pleasure
which he contributed to the trip.
HE DENIES REPORT
OF HIS ENGAGEMENT.
By Prtrale I -on pe.1 wire.
Boston, July IS.—District Attorney
Moran denies th« truth of a Washing-
Dlst.
Arersfw^
T.mp'tura
iji
Max.
Mlo
i
Mr' 1 '; 1 :,,
phnncpi for the pa* f -V r
Atlanta .. ..
Augusta .. ,,
Charleston
Gnlvi'Kton .. .
Little Rock .
Memphis .. .
Mobile
Montgomery .
»w Orleans .
Oklahoma .. .
Hnrnntinh .. .
Vicksburg .. .
Wilmington ..
T Indicates
““MARK8. ,
| ngra for the pa*t - 4 b "
were alight. ItMlnfall iwcurriHl In * f RJJ,
tlona with the exception of Oklahoma '
trtet. Heavy falls were reconl^l
C.rolln.., Georgia and Mliriaijppi . —
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago. July Uvclpt* to-MJ
6.40; pigs $S.70t$6.69: ynrkers *.*$*■*• p j
to choice heary $6.8506.95. » I
Cattle—Receipt*
a shade lower: quality fair, ’.’.liiiJC; 1
6.50; rows $1.B»>.40; heifer. [:
efllve. 8547850; good iwtme .teers »■
poor to medium Htrs.lO; Stocker, an
era U.80414.10, , f.
Kbw|>—Itwelpta 2J.0M. Mark<-!^ s> ,.
10c loser: quality fair: native Pr’J'old
weateru R984: yearling* ».80e*C.
K477.I6; western 1507.80.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
By Private lssae.1 Win - . . —» §e
New York, July 18,-lowat rejne^ 1 r*
gar steady awl uoehsngwl ; Lj ,n l S 4
market Brm: Julv 8a «4<l; Angu«t. —. j
ton dispatch in an evening f w ‘ r '’^
nnunclng his betrothal to MW ' ]
Worthington, of the Capital .y',. uro p»
Miss Worthington I* now In M™.
traveling with the party
mont, of the Braxillan emba*»>« .