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THE ATLANTA (iEOliGIAN. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for lea* than 28 enta, the prig, of four line*, ix words of average length make a line. The following rates are for ooneecutiv* insertions! 1 time 0 Tents a line. 3 times S cents a lino. 6 times ..... V/f cent* a line. 26 times 4 cents a line. 52 times 3'/. cents a line. 78 times ..... 3 cents a line. Written notice Is required to discontinue clasaified advertise ments. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH Georgian want ads. are inex pensive, but th.y bring quick r»- sults and sure returns. Ads. for Sitqations Wanted will be inserted on* time free of charge. They must not oxoood four lines. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay for at rates quoted above. ^ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. <10 (KB SOUTHIvlEN AUTO AND KyUll moot Co. Wr repair, rrronstniri. « rhinpt buy nnd sell automobiles. Garnec 1012 Mitchell street. Atlanta. Oa. phone 4894-L Main. Bell ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent. 31V4 N. Pryor. Phone 5981. BKRTlfifXIc o mu* COalUM A'fo* Prompt delivery. John T. 8tocks_A J?o. 1YB ARK J!FLW>yTA!*TKIW» FOU FUJI: Ida limes. Write n» for prices. Wilton & Huddleston. Miami. Fla. Hocio-oNK oT^lTHTTlEmt tfytiPH4 D, nir. will k Harper, tbe owner moat up-to-date cafes In Atlanta: clear $Soo nor month. Hop W— *- 724 nnd 7Z* Century building, nt Grady hospital. WB HA VPs ONE op THE MOST REIT- falde nnd profitable cafe* In Atlanta. V- toll nt n sacrifice. Will give terms on part of thla to n successful. competent man. Wnro k Harper, 724 and 725 Century Bid*. WANTED HELP—MALE. sn. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE WEN i In tba foundry to Itarn mold- Good pay to start with nnd In two or three months. Ouly rood references need apply. DeLoarn Mill Mf*. Co. 1)6 Y6U AvaST TO DISPOSE oP ¥6lHl foods? If so, call up 2JW (Bell). The Southern Auction and Salvage Company, 20 Bouth Pryor. TYPEWRITERS. *40. I Hip Chicago $15. Oup Hinlth Premier 136. Olio No. 6 Blfck *12. We tiro hend- quarters for bargain* In typewrltefa of all make*. Atlalita Typewriter Exchange, II, M. Ashe, president, Atlanta. Ga. REMOVAL NOTICE. offleea nnd ynrd from 314 Marietta to 29fi Deters street, where sll order* for coal nnd wood will lie given prompt attention. Phones 4793. JOBPRINTINQ J~OB PRINTING. LOWEST PRICES. HEND for samples. Cbns. Barker. 20 Deters t, Atlanta. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPEJt ANJ> DA I NTH. "Don't jet 'em fool you." Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett & Willis) Is not dead nor missing. He Is contracting wall paper and pnlutliig. Office and show room 12 East Hunter street. Both ’phones 560. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckie St. Car to Waterworks. WANTEb - bOVETAIMNO MACHINE man. Apply Southern Furniture Co., Geer- t in R. R. sad Moore street. Mali, Bov \vXnti:i> to dirtkibutk cards. Call at Htnr-Office, 20 Detera st. Vvanted-two GOOD BOY job pke&b feeder*. Good pay aud steady work. Klosser Dress. W. c. Nuneinncher, manager, 40 Walton street. ftoi.lclTims n‘ANTKl)-EXi'KRiENri:i( solicitors wanted to place our Docket Book Hafes. Homethlng new. Apply to A. II. Cntlln, Dnlon Havings hank, Gould building. \VASTKli - (l!lO!» \VoOI> - WOIIKKII. G<mn1 wages; steady Job. Chapman's Car- Hugo Factory, Jacksonville, Fla. WanTEh-tompetent ni'Ti.F.n. itooM on place; don't apply without reference. Phone 308 North, or apply corner Peach tree nnd Seventeenth sts. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—WOMEN WITH EXPE- RIENCE FOR ALTERATION WORK ON LADIES’ GARMENTS. P08ITION PERMANENT, BEGIN NING SEPTEMBER 1. WITH OOOD SALARY. ADDRESS L. H. 8., CARE OF GEORGIAN. Kkperi.ncwl operator* make from III.00 per week, anil we will *l»e gooa nay wage, to those without eiperleucc until they learn. If you lire out of Atlanta, writ# us and we ,wlll fire you Information about hoarding glares. Nunually llros. A MrCrea. M W. Alabama atreet. Apply at IVIley'a, 8T WANTED—WOMEN WITH EXPE RIENCE FOR ALTERATION WORK ON LADIES’ GARMENTS. POSITION PERMANENT, BEGIN NING SEPTEMBER 1, WITH GOOD SALARY. ADDRE8S L. H. 8., CARE OF GEORGIAN. FIU8T-CI.A88 STENOORAPnEIl; MI'RT be thoroughly experienced nml competent; glee eiperlcner nnd reference* anil ealnry expected. Addreaa box 827, city. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FIR8T-CLAHH should have high grade elrna Kent Sign Co., ,1H North IT, Phone SH. IIOI’SKR Call on Tyor atreet #IIK- 801 T1IKIIN AUCTION ANIi MAI.- Tage Company, at 20 South Pryor atreet, will buy er aell yon out, BkAYP.R CRBkk Ill-OFR CtiAU ONF. op the best on the market, 14.26 per ton. John T. Stocks A Co. Leavini; niK i-i’ffnviu, SRi,i. all the furniture of n live-room tint at a great bargain. Inquire at 239 H. Forsyth atreet. city. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'s new line. Just added a fnll line of trunks, travelers* supplies nnd general office supplies. The cheapest ever sold. We buy, sell or exchange everything. 17 snd 39 West Mitchell street. Dell 'phone WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. of three; no children: good home for the right person. Address John T. Abney, Gainesville, Ge. CONKK111:IIATK MONEY, BTC.. ilOl’Ullr t’haa. It llari.fr. tl I'cier. street. SVillTII OEOIIlilA OK FI.OIIIIIA IUIMES and cash to exchange for eouitles In At lantn renting property. Chas. I). Barker, 20 Deters at.. Atlanta. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR THE SEXT TE.V DA YH l WILL rut toy 925 suits to 925. Carroll, tbe tailor.. 172 Peachtree street, oppoalte Aragon hotel. AT I'OST-WV STOCK OF IRON SAFES and vault doors to be sold nt c«»st during next week; now Is your lime. 56 8. Broad •trset. R. W, Rills. Atlantn. FOR RENT. L08T. you're heard tell; He's the man who does papering and painting so well; No matter the condition your walls nre found. He'll make 4hom look both smooth nnq sound, And when It Is finished, then von will tee As perfect a Job ns ever could be; A look at his samples Is certainly a treat. Go see him at 12 F.nat Hunter street— Both 'phones 550. FOR RENT—STORE ROOM. FOrilF/N^^^ hall street, 23x100; also roour. For wile, 10 acres on Peachtree road, 925,000. ohu II. James. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Bell phone 4261 Edit RTiJlT-A Apply 57 Crew at NIC ELS’ fiTrnihIIkS eaehtree st._ WITH BATH Step; VltONT 1 privilege, for rent for summer, cheap. E. Dine st. Tel. 306 .Main, or 802 North, PERSONAL. DAVID W. 7ARBRODGH, MA8TKU PLUMBER, Phones 1255. 20 B. Hunter St. WILLIS WALL PAPKR COMPANY, largest stoek In South. 54 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE REST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold nt 91 Vk N. Pryor St. Alex Kent Phone 484*. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW PANAMA AND MILAN' STRAW HATH cleaned and reshaped. 50c. Soft and stiff felt hats denned and re shaped. 96c. Bands or sweats. 25c each extra. ACME HATTKKH. Whitehall HL FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. By; board optional; every convenience; SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2335. Men's sewed half soles. 75c. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACH INKS AND ItKCOlthS- Wholeanle nnd retail dlstrlhiitofi* of Vie- tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Just received large consignment of machines and all talking machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Klyen Co. HjcVcl.LH AND HllNDKIKti-LAItG^HT bicycle snd sundry distributors in the south. Southern ngenta for Pierce. Yale. Knell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue and price list. Alexander Klyea Co. WE MOVE, STOKE. PACK ANI> 8UIP household goctls; insurance rate oue per cent. Office and warehouse 153 <5 Walton atreet. Both 'phones. Cafbcnrt'e Traue fer. HKYJfoum. THE *rt«N painteil Blgne, hannere. Leg. nnd flag drrornllon. for .Iiecl.l occnctoue. 20Ya E. Alnhmnn 8t. —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 chaneea are 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 lie 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 tlic 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 Three Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Home*. The IIret month’ wilt be given FREE end If occupied one year, two more montha will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine montha you will have to pay tor. None but good ramlllea will be allowed In theae houeee. Theae are located on tbe River electric car line only twenty minute, rid* from the center of the city; contain 7 and I room*: have never been occupied; are * located In Weat Atlanta Park. Every holme fronta a fifty-loot Park, which la aet In trtee, evergreen! and flowera. Pure air; na tive oake; an Ideal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In the city and the aurroundlnga are more whole- e. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phoephate Springs, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of hotv long stand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house coat ing SJ.C00.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the grounda will show you through the houeee. Rent 820.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenue. 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. II. WELLS & CO., 1104 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK EAST HARMS 8T„ BETWEEN PIED- nioiit itiul Buttur. wo havu u varnut lot gu unough for two houaua. It’ Is i-|oim» In il in a MM'tlon whun* thuru nr»» very fo.w &0St by a woman, a package of Jew elry. In the "Lost and Found" umof of The Georgian. within twenty-four hoars. TOTAL COST WA8 25c—for that advertisement—25c. TIIB ADVRRTI8ER made a good Investment. Why don’t you try It? FOR RENT. 6 ABBOTT STREET (WEST END). This t\rq-story seven-room brick, on lot which contalus nbont 2 acres and Ilea el evated, Is on the west aide of Abbott street, at the Intersection of GreeiiHfor* ry avenue, and la known ais the Tom Alex ander home place; hna no gas. but city wa ter, bath; stationary wash stand, alnk In the kitchen nnd hydrant In the yard. Be aides the seven-room bonne, then* la a two- room servant's house on. the lot; also, sta ble nnd cow house; tins plenty of gnrdcn spot and plenty of shade, and Is In good repair for an old house. West view cars two blocks away. Kent, 925 per mouth. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue. Both Phones 618. PEACHTREE PARK HOME We have within 1.000 feet of Peachtree road, fronting 1.000 feet on a chert road nml fronting 2,fi00 feet on Southern rail road, at station where two trains atop each way every day, one of the best MODEL OOl'NTItY HOMES of nine rooms to be found nnywhere. This house has a base ment of stone almost ns smooth and level as n floor, and la waited up on either aide with a cement wall a foot thick. The house itself Is unusually well built, occu pies an eminence, giving a splendid view of Atlanta's sky-serspers, bns greatest variety of fruits to t»e found on nny one place; land Is rery productive, la in high est state of cultivation, well kept; has about 2 miles new wire fence, fourteen Iron gates, good bnra nnd pasture, two strong springs. Lovely grove, of maple, beach, chestnut, twenty-five pecans, sweet- gum, persimmons, hliiekgntn, oak, hickory, etc.; has 2 acres of sand, averaging 10 feet deep; two quarries of best quality of gntnlte to be found In the state. Will take polish Just like mnrble. A sftir track con reach both within 600 feet. Owner re fused 98,000 for oue of the quarries, and this has advantages of homes along flie road Ip that you are free from dust of nutouiohlles, nml still Is In the^ rood neigh- Itorht**). Yon will have to ace this lovely home to appreciate fully Its vnlue. We arfe offering this 30-ncre tract nt 915,000. If yon buy a place on the road, you will have to wait* ten yearn for the fruits and other Improvements to reach the present status if this place. it you are Intercqtod, see ns AT ONCE, >r csH us up. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 648S. 412 Pejtera Bldg. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS II ALL WOO DH. IDKALK snd sll other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for sny business, at s price that cannot help but please yon. Cash or monthly payments. Every regtstar GLORE & .TUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. .•nah. lot. AT HAST POINT ON THE CAP. LINE! splendid 6-r«H>ni enffag#* with cMblnct man tels. tiling, lot 75x190 to alley. 9I.70). One- third j ssli ntnl balance monthly. _________ 6-IDM>M M<»DKIIN IIOt r KE, EAST FROST, on Central 11 venue. i,«t 60x1.3. 8*e us If you want a nice home. T**riua. NEW FIVKUOOM COTTAGE. LARGE lot. on Little street. 92.501. Terms. YE AIT GEORGIA' AVENUE. WE IlAVR f«ro new fftr.-e mem c«if(age« renting «tf 95 each. \Ve .an sell the two for 9>«*. This Is the kind of an Investment that you * been looking for. H»h* ue quick. THREE ROOM'S AND HALL; T.EVKL lot: Kplemlbl uelght M >rh«*od. Western Height*: 9700; 91ft) oa*h nml 910 per month. NEAITtHE DECATUR CAR l.INK. >TlT’P. “ «>-rooiti hous4». with S-foot ball, on 1 lot; lot level; bn# oeveral fntlt tree# nml gr»|M- vines now U-qrlng: plenty of b* itud flowers; nu Ideal suburb home: It will pay yi OllME Kt.. NICE home, first class resident ahb ami 929 mouth wait It itti.k cottage NOTHING BUT BARGAINS. 1 HAVE CONSIGNED TO ME KXCLU- slvcty for sale one two-story ten-room *. --,1 out , ,M»ven-room cottage. tl n These Ti.r>‘TW»vA\i ,‘ -y.:V—- —-bouses nr. ot, adjoining lots, and nre first JUMPER 8T.. SEft s-KooM HOI Sl-T( class and modern In every respect. Located large lot. east front) every modern con- on the north aide nnd In the choicest the north! deuce section. I can sell yon this pro| the next few dnyi * tt “ ~ separate I men!, this will Ulence; the cheapest side today. 9T.6<W. Can to see u* nnd let us show It to you. phone us. NOlmi' Sll Hi llOMKS-WK HAVB SKY-; nuii'Vhi“cot!«i'# eral north side h<Miie* Just tndng flnl*hed that are bounties. Would be glad to show them to you. Invest- over 11 per cent rental. $12,000, A BARGAIN. ! SIX ROOM NEW MODERN HORSE ON Georgia avenue; 93,200; 9750 cash; bn In lice j 926 per mouth. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Showing the Arrlvnl nml Departure of.Pas senger Trains of the Following Ronds: WKSTKUN AND ATLANTIC- ICAll.UDAD. No.—Arrive From— I No.—Depnrt To— • 3 Nashville.. 7:10 nml* 2 Nashville. 8:35 am 73 Marietta... 8:25 am | 74 Marietta..12:10 pm •93 Nashville..11:45 amj* 92 Nasbville.4:5Q pm 75 Marietta... 2:5»> pm( 72 Marletto.. 5:30 pm • J Nashville.. 7:35 pun* 4 Nashville. 8:50 pm CENTRAL 4lP GEoRGl.k TTaILWAY. “ Arrive From— i Depart To— Savannah 7:10 amfMncon 12:01 am Jacksonville.. 7:50 sm;Savannnh 8:00 am Macon 11:40 niu|Mncon 4:0(Apm Savannah 4:"5 piu|SHvnunnh 9:15 pm Macon 7:55 piniJacksonville.. 8:30 pm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RA1L- .ROAD. Arrive From— j Depart To— •Selma 11:40 am|*Montgoniery 5:30 am •Montgomery. 7:40 pm |*MonL;*m’ry. 12:45 pm •Selma 11:35 pm(*H4*liua 4:2) pm IaiGrange 8:20 nm|I#nGrango— 5:30 put •Jlontgomery. 3:40 pnif*M<mtg m'ry.ll.iirptu •DnlTy. All other trains dully except Sun day. All trains of Atlnuta nnd West Point Railroad Company nrrlve nt nnd depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner of Mltehell atreet nml Mibllson avenue. OKlHK.IA KAlLltOAD. Arrive From— | Depart To— •Augusta 6:00 amj*Augustn 7:45 am Conyers " * * — * ti:45 niu . 7:46 am _ .12:80 pm Llthonls 3:26 pin •Augusta...... 8:15 pm iyei Covington... •Augusta.. Llthonia 10:06 am •Augusta 3:30 pm Csnyers 5:00 pm Covington.... 6:10 pm •Augusta 11:45 pm Dully. All other trains dully except Sun- day. KKAtlOAld) A1 it LiNK RAIIaVA*. Arrive From— | Depnrt To— Washington... 6:30 nmlBIrmlngham.. 6:40 am Abbeville 9:00 aiu|Monroo 7:20 niu Memphis ..11:46 nin|.New York....12:00 tu New York 3:30 ptu|Abbeville.... 4:09 pm Monroe.. .. .. 7:40 praiMempbls 6:00 pm Birmingham.. 9:25 imilWashington.. 9:35 pm Shown in Central time. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Train* L.av. Atlanta, N.w T.rminal Station, corner Mitch.il and Madi.on Av.nu*. Washington St. Lots IVc have two fine elevated lots in Washing ton Heights at $1,000 apiece. These lots face east, the dimensions are 50x175 with Alley in Rear. Let us shoWthem to vou. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. STATISTICS. DEATHS. J. E. Stanford. 63 years old, died at SoMIera* home. Sarah 11. Dunlap, 38 years okl, died near Spartanburg, H. C. • BIRTHS. To Mr. nml 3Ira. Davbl E. Perry, at 171 South Forsyth street; a son. buildincTpermits 8100—Atlanta Iron and Brass Bed Com pany. to build frame structure on comer Means street and Horton slley, 3190—Mrs. O. A. Howell, to re-cover three one-story frame houses at 16 aud 20 Lawn str*a*>t aud 6 Hammond atreet. 9525—Ssm Waruock, to build one-story frame dwelling st 101 Thurmond atreet. 950—Mrs. A. 21. liennlug. to repair one- at«»ry frame house at 15 Fortress avenue. 91000—IV. G. Archer, to bulbl oue-story frame structure at 101 Oglethorpe avenue. 92.000— Thoums B. Davies, to build one- tory frame dwelling at 103 Oglethorpe venue. 9L850—Mrs. C. O. O'Kelly, to build one- story frame dwelling at 417 Highland ava* mm. <8.000—W. E. Treadwell A Co., to build two two-story frame dwellings at 223-227 Jackson street. 94.500—J. R. Jones, to build two-itory frame dwelling nt 142 Richardson j street PROPERTY TRANSFERS. 91.900— E. I*. Ausley to Mra. Gerald G. Hannah, lot on The Prado. Bond for tl 91.1R0—Empire State Investment Company to Mrs. Edna T. Young, otl on corner of Greeusferry avenue and Helena. Bond for “Itle. 9875—IV. E. Treadwell to Sirs. Lula Camp, lot on Newtou street, near Mungura. War ranty deed. 911.000- A. B. Stele to J. II. Drummond, >t on Uuot»r street, near Central art* n jA00—E. Van Hood and wife to J. W. Hood. lot ou tills avenue, near Peter# street. Warranty fleet!. 95,700—Margaret 8. Woodflln to A. D. Lewis, lot on Crew atreet, uear Dais. Bond for title 93.900— Mattie J. Landrum to IL B..V,e. Keiizle. lot on Greshum atreet, near Vena- Bond for title. -,25n—Elijah M. Williams to George P. Payne, lot on coraer Pina atreet and Pled- unmt avenue. Warranty deed. 9900—Mrs. M. F. Marshall to W. L, Ballvy, Jot 011 Georgia avenue, near Coni)]/ atreet, J .4**4 I* ||*W 91,600—Mrs. Jennie N. Norris to Atlanta Hanking and Havings Company. Jot on cor- ner of Moo/e and Pratt streets. Mort- L. A. All#n to Mr*. Jlntti* Judd, lot on Cooper street, near Richard- Loan deed. UNCLE SAM LOSES BY BIG SHORTAGE OF AN EMPLOYEE OVBn 10 ArtlKS OK LAND. WITHIN’ WK HAVE 40 ACRKS OF LAND ON .. "I'.* »» »"-• ' S »'»«'•• LXrt rlfl*» from center of city. 3.000 feet street five park on the Southern_railroad; that frontage. 1.290 feet In ... »15,M0.(X). with t#mis. nil, this niul dooM. ‘ ,u ' 1 'M* ~f«r#<l wl"> '•*» <««••<■ cenier or cuy. reel sireei tree park on me noumern rnuroau; mat i*rivntt» tpriot urifit.-ffo rtrer fronts the Peachtree and Dnnwmly mad irlvnte trnet privilege or over |or M J|j|B rtn ^ ito n Wl( m ing In center of property. AH for of freestone water. The land ilea well. your money within one year. M. McNEIL and W. S. SHERWOOD 514 Empire Bldg. Must bo sold. FOURTEENTH ST. LOT. the car line. We can make a trade at once. If the property comes up to the re- 4 qulretnents. We have the cash. E. A. XESBIT, 3 Edgowood aye. Atlanta Phone 4794. Bell Phone 3794. Is next to th** home of Mr. Samuel \Vt. man. and Immediately across the street from the homes of Sir. Henry Johnson and Mr. Eugene Callaway. Quick Sale price J&tiOO. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, IS AUBURN AVE. Bell 'phone 4526. RAISING SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW RAILROAD ! Special to The Georgian. ! Slocomb, Ala.. July IS.—A meetiug of j prominent Htlsens was held nt the Slo- N. B.—Following schedule figures pub lished only a» Information aud are uot guaranteed: 4:00 A. M.—No. 23, DAILY. Local to Blr- mlugbuin, making till stops; arriving In lllrmlughnm 10:16 it. m. 5:39 A. M—No. 13, DAILY. "CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI LIMITED.” A solid vestllmled train Atlanta’to Cincinnati with out change, composed of vestlbuled day roaches aud Pullman drawing, room sleep ing cars. Arrives Rome 7:30 a. in.; Chat tanooga 9:46 h. m.; Cincinnati 7:30 p. ra.j Louisville 8:15 p. m.; Chicago 7:23 n. m. Cafe car service. All meals between At- Inntn nml Cincinnati. 5:30 A. M.—No. 30 DAILY, to Griffin and Columbus. Arrives Grtfflh 7:11 a. in.; Co lumbus 10 a. ui. 6:15 A. M.—.No. 12. DAILY, local to Macon. Brunswick nnd JneksonvtUe. Mnkes all stops , arriving Macon 9:15 a. in.; Bruns wick 4 l>. m.; Jacksonville 7:40 p. in. 7:00 A. M.—No. 36, DAILY.—Pullman to Birmingham, Memphis. Kansas City snd Colorado Springs. Arrives Memphis 8:05 8 . in.: Kansas city 9.46 a. m., and Colorado prlngs 8:16 a. m. 7:50 A. M.—No. 12 DAILY.—I*ocal to Charlotte, Danville, Rlchmund and Ashe ville. 7:66 A. M.-Ne. 7, DAILY, Chattanooga. 12 NOON, No. 38. DAILY.-Washington aud South western Limited. Electric light ed. Sleeping, library, observation and club cars through without change. Dining cars serve nil meals eu route. Arrives Wash ington 8:12 a. in.: New York 12:43 n. tn. 1:03 P. M.—No. 40. DAILY.-New York Express. Day conches Atlanta and Washington. Sleepers between Atlanta, Charlotte and Washington. Arrives Wash ington 11:06 a. m.; New York 6 p. m. 12:16 P. M.-No. 3. DAILY.-IajcsI for Macou, arriving Macon 2:40 n. ui. 4:10 P. M.—No. 10. DAILY.—Macon nnd lUwklusvIlle. Pullman observation chair car Atlnuta to Mncou. 4:26 P. M.-No. 37. DAILY.-Pullman sleep!ug cor nfkd day coaches to Blrmlng- htuu. Arrives Birmingham 9:15 p. in.; Memphis 7:15 a. tu. 4:30 1». M.—No. 18. DAILY, except Sun day. "Air Line Belle" to T»*ceoa. 4:30 P. M.-No. 22. DAlI.Y.-Grlffln and Columbus. Pullmnii palace sleeping car and day coaches. 4:96 P. M.-No. 23. DAII.Y.-Local to Fay etteville and Fort Valley. 4:C0 P. M.-No. 15/ DAILY.-Through drawing room and sleeping ears jo Cin cinnati nnd Memphis and Chattanooi tooga to I/>ulsvlUe. Arrives Rome 7:20 p. m.; Dalton 8:36 p. tn.: Chattanooga 9:55 p. tn.; Memphis 8:20 a. m.; Ianilsville 8:5d n. tu.; 8t. Ixmla 6 p. m.: t'luclnnntl 8:10 K. m. 6:15 P. M.-No. S, DAILY.—Makes all stops. Local to Ilefitn; arrives Hefllu 10:50 ''ll: 15 r. M.-No. 14. DAILY.-KI.rtiln r.lm- lte«l. A rollil vestlbnli*d train to Jackson ville. Fla. Through sleeping enrs nnd day Ry Private Leased Wire. Washington, July 18.—According to a statement made at the treasury, depart ment, an tnvestlgntton, recently concluded, of the accounts of the late Major George A. Bartlett, disbursing officer of the treat- ury deiuirtineiit, shows a shortage approx imating 933,000. About <14,000 of this amount, however, la said to have been lunocently paid out on fraudulent vouchers presented by James W. Boyd, n clerk In the marine hospital service, who. In September, last, was ar rested and is now lu Jnll pending his trial for misappropriating government funds. Although Bartlett was technically re sponsible for payments on Boyd's fraudu lent vouchers, the shortage in his own of fice will probably not exceed 919,000. CHARGES AGAINST CEMETERY SEXTON Lnnrel Grove cemetery, has been un developed 1 that I rout «« tu flu. It i« rnirumieu iu«i mi negro "knocked down" quite a good sum, Home two years ago Kimball was orde—' to cease collecting money for lots, but has kept It up ever since, it Is charged. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. FOK ATLANTA AND VICINITT-I d^v £3 ,,robnbl3r ,h °'" r * *«'3» | WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. T#x»^-Tjl#r, Son Antonio and Dali.. I clear nn.l hot. Fort Worth rloinlr llotiatun cloud, and pleaaantf h, J rain thla morning. u | Alabama—Iluntavlllc cloudy and r™>i. rained ycat.rday and la,t nlxht. Blrmui ham cloudy: been ralulns Intermiltemf, aloe, a o'clock yeaterday. Selma , I rained yeatenlay afternoon. Ond%> I cloud, mill cool; ahowera laat night u Miralaaliiol-Ynioo C'lt, and JiioIm cloud, nuil threatening; cool rain yeitVr day afternoon. Natchei raining. \>kL I bur* cloudy and plaaaant. Brookhxvn I clond, and hot. llaxl.burst raining ,3 I hot. Hattiesburg partly cloud, and cwh JMSdM^ng7'h5lTr.,,f'7^ r > I SMI ffl^haTft rain laat night. Alban, parti, cloud. * n j hot; no rain of lmporUnc« Atlanta I, cloud, and hot. 1 v ' Lonlilaon—Near Orleans d«ir and vim.. some rain yesterday. .Shreveport elenr ,Zj I hot. "" I North Carolloa—Charlotte hard rain m I terda, e.enlng; clear and plentunt tM, I morning. Ilalelgh clear; temperature A-1 ralufuir for the paat tarenty.four bourn I Jtnlnfall for the paat tarenty.four hour,. I fort Worth, .14; Palestine, .14; Taylor, ai San Antonio, trace; New Orleans, .06: (in! I veston, .10; Mobile, .06; Vicksburg, .04: Merll «: Montgomery, 1.60; Chattnooup. I .94; Atlanta, .ri; Augusta, .18; Norfolk, .%| Birmingham, 1.50. ' ■ WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Generally fair: 54 to I 52 above; local showers. I Northwest—Partly cloudy, with rising I temperature; 56 to 70 al»ore; general rnluil In South Dakota: local North Dakota. I West nud Southwest—Clear; rising tem.l tiersture, 58 to 70 above; tocnl rains Ns.I braskn and Kansas. ■ Ohio Valley—Clear; 68 to 74 above. weathepTforecast. Juoulalana, Weft Florida, Alabama sail Mississippi—Partly cloudy Wednes4lny n u«l I Thurmlny. I Georgia—Partly cloudy Wednesday; show-1 ers in east portion; warmer In northwest;I Thursday cloudy. ■ Eastern Florida—1 day aud Thurmlay. East Texas—Partly cloudy lVedDnsdny;! warmer In northwestern portion; Tburs-I J — partly cloudy. estern Texas—Fair Wednesday Thursday. _ Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wlseon-I sin—Fair tonight; warmer Thursday; seat-P tered thunderstorms nnd cooler. I Missouri—Ueoftstonal thunderstorms to-1 night nnd Thitrsdsy; cooler Thursday. I SHnnesota. Iowa, South Dakota. Nortkl Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and MoiUitia-l Showers tonight and Thursday; cooler! Thursday. a STATE FORECAST. GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA-! irsday cloud WEATHER CONDI! IONS. The weather over most of the country| la still rather unsettled and showers ha re | occurred over the Atlantic and gulf states! and In the northwest. I The pressure is unevenly distributed an4| Is low nml flat over moat of the country,| there being no well defined arena of 5/(4! or low pressure. Little or no change In temperatun occurred nnd the conditions favor t. tied weather nnd probably showers In thll| section tonight and Th, J r,<I *j^ Rn p R Y * 8ectlon Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 4 a. tn., 7Stk| DRINK LEMONADE By Private Leaked Wire. Ipswitch, S. D., July 18.—Ove hundred cases ot typhoid fever was served at a celebration at a park. The water used to make the lemonadi wan taken from an old well that had not been used for several years. couple iTTa bugg7 HIT BY FA8T TRAIN STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. Tentp’lur*. v\ Max. Mlo. •Atlanta, cloudy ........ •Chattanoogn. min Columbus, partly cloudy Gnlnasvllle, cloudy ...... Groanvllls. cloudy Griffin, cloudy •Macon, cloudy CMontlcello. clear Ncwnnn, cloudy ......... Rome, rnln Hpsrtsnbnrg, cloudy Toccoa, cloudy Weat Point, cloudy ... 81 i 89 S5 80 86 92 90 88 84 83 78 sr, 67 it 71 96 62 68 68 69 68 65 63 70 m- •» ■ :i Ic !•' ■ .12 ■ .21 ■ 1 ‘ ’ ■< 4 ■’ . '3 ■: in i ■* •Minimum tempemturea ar«* tor (srtis™ hour period ending nt 8 a.m. this dai • K £ Received late (wire trouble); uot vH? eluded lu averages. ■ IIEA\nr RAINFALLS. K! Greenwood. S. C -fj Aberdeen, Miss .*••• \ H, Natchex, Miss J-J ■ Charlotte. N. C J* (SobislMiro, N. C coaches to Jacksonville nud Brunswick; ar rive* Jacksonville 8:60. o. m.; Brunswick 8 n. m.: St. Augustine lO a. m. 11:30 M.—ao. 97. DAILY.-Through Pullman drawing room sleeping car. At* bntn to Shreveport. Local sleeper Atlanta to Birmingham. Arrives Birmingham 5:35 a. in.: Meridian H a. ui.; Jacksou 2:25 n. m.j Vicksburg. 4:05 p. in.; Shreveport 10:5b Slee|»ers open to receive passengers 12 NIOIIT—No. 3d. DAILY.—United Stntes Fast Mali. Solid vcatllniled train. Sleeping car* t«» New tori, Illchmond, Uharlotfe and Asheville. 1'naehea to Wiishlugtou. Dining cars serve all meals .en route. Arrives Washington 9:30 p. m.: New York 6:23 a. m. Local Atlautn-C»arla*ti* sleeper open to receive neaaetigera at p. m. Local Atlanta-Asheville sleenet open W*J0 p. m. Ticket Office No. 1 P»*6»i*tree. on Viaduct. Peters building, am! new Termluol Station. Both i'hmiw. <ity office. 142 main; depot. No. 2. on Terminal exchange. By Private (.cased Wire. Linden, Mich., July 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bamum, of Mundy ’ township, were probably fatally injured Tuesday night by a Grand Trunk train. They were croeaing the track in a buggy when they were struck by a passenger engine. Mr. Bnrnum la about 58 years dd and hfi^wtfe la 50. ATLANTANS ARRIVE AT TYBEE ISLAND, Ptnknrd. A committee of prominent dtt- sens from Ptnkant were present, 41* was also a committee from. Driers, a roontry place ou the route. Iwtween Slocomb and tlnkard. Three committee* were appolnt- etl to solicit anluirrlptloiia. 674 Washlnctoo atreet. •traction of a railroad froia Slocomb to that 9Ifk\0»aJ will build tbe road Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., July 18.—The city salesmen's special In charge of W. H. Fogg, district passenger agent for the Centra! of Georgia railway at Atlanta, arrived here In two sections on good time early Tuesday morning. Every body was well pleased with the trip. The salesmen were In fine humor and were transferred promptly to Tybee Island, where they are enjoying the pleasure of the seacoast reaort. There was not a single mishap to mar the pleasure of the occasion. In addition to the large number of men who call oif the city trade of At lanta. and their families, there were a number of friends and others anxious to take advantage of the excellent op portunity for visiting the seashore at this season of the year. Mr. Fogg, who personally conducted the trip, has been congratulated on all •ides for the excellent manner In which he handled the train, and the pleasure which he contributed to the trip. HE DENIEQ REPORT OF HIS ENGAGEMENT. By Private Leased Wire. Boston, July 18.—District Attorney Moran denies the truth of a Washing. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta .. . Augusts .. . Charleston ., Galveston .. Little Rock . Memphis .. , Mobile .... Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma .. Savannah .. Vicksburg .. Wilmington . Indicates ins ] ») M rwlaM# ralnfill- ;ib" ln«p|ir#clim» REMARKS. T#mp#rltur» rh.tig*. for th# -V w#r# .light, tt.lnf.il w-porml l» *“ tlnn. with th# #,##ptlnii nf okl»li n "|‘ trice. ll#*r, fill, wrr# rcccfl-" 1 16 rirclln,., Georgia »nd Ml—l«IP{rt-,.|, r . ■ ’ SKtfon W**** LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, Jlll.r K^-Id7»-I1''#'' | I;:‘ 20,000. ‘Market 6«10c higher: ’ left orer 1.100: Imlk Sid for tomorrow 22.000: light M40q«*- r UoetteU: henry «; pjga k.roe«.OI. rork#r* to choir# heavy H.08B0.0G. Cntrie—Ui'cefpt. W.000. „ abide lower: qttallly fair. ' —V. 0,20; cow* tI.2MM.40; helf#™ calve. (SfiO.SA; go,.l "prfrac atecr* |mor to mcll.m JWtlO; .tucker. 'slicc^Uecelpta 22.001. Market Ilk- lower: quality fair: ■•'llJL.S wcatern yearling* ».««* lSOT.1t); western IS07.W. weal J THE SUGAR MARKET. ly Private loosed Wire. , , Sew York, duly U.-l/x-al .rejn^y gar ateady and unchangetL o' „ market firm; Julr Sa 4H»I: Aug"** ton dispatch In an evening . nounclng hi* betrothal to .,M 1 ^ lt w Worthington, of the Capital < >«| Mlaa Worthington I* ""Vi ck traveling with the party of Mm; morn, of the Braalllan etnbeaaj.