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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE V.F.N
aa helper* In tha foondry to laarn mold-
trV trade. Good pay to aUrt with i-nd
batter par In two or threo i * c -
tbo.r with ecmd roferenc*.
DaLotch Mlir Ufi. Co.
DO YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOUll
(oodal If w>. call. up. WW (Dell). Tha
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckio St. Car to
Waterworks.
WANTED — GOOD WOdD • WORKER.
Good wages; steady Job. Chapman e Car
riage Factory, Jacksonville, Fla.
WE NEED COMPETENT MEN IN ALL
-LINEN. IF YOU WANT A POSITION,
CALL OR WRITE 'NOW. NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT A88OCIATI0N. 1022 1023-
1024 CENTURY BUILDING. EHTAnLIHIC
El) FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE
SERVICE.
YOUNG LADY
. male and female ate-
bograpliers, $46 to $76. Sim* tin at _onoo If
WANTED HELP—FEMALE,
Experienced operators make from .....
$1100 per week, and we will fire good day
wages to those without experience until
they learn. If you live out of Atlanta,
write us and we will give you Information
atiout boarding places. Nunually Bros. A
McCrea. 36 W. Alabama street.
WANTEP-A COMPETENT II0U8EKEEP-
er for hotel In anmll place. Salary $20
per month. Apply 267 Peachtree.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED 8TKNOO-
rapher. Young Indy preferred. Salnrr,
... Aoplf at once to the Rmlth-
Employment
$16 per week. Apply at once t
Premier Typewriter Company,
Bureau, 121 Candler building.
WANTED—COMPETENT COOK: ROOM
on place; don't apply without reference.
'Phone 30B north, or call. Corner Peach*
tree and Seventeenth streets.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED-l'OHITION AS UOLLEUTon.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
more, 1S$ East Fair street.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
WANTED—SILK AND DRESS GOODS
salesmen In Atlautn. State salary and
give refe • •• -
The Oeor
Address L. II. 8., care
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TIIE NEXT TEN DAYS I WILL
cut my $16 suits to $26. Carroll, ths tailor.
172 Psachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel.
AT COST—MY STOCK OF IRON SAFES
and vault doors to be sold ut cost during
text week; now Is your time. 26 8. Broad
street R. W. Ellis. Atlanta.
168 Whitehall street.
MIDGET VISITING AND IIUKINESS
cards. The Novelty of Merit, with your
name and address, postpaid, 28 cents per
100. Autrey Greer, Empire building. At-
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
rmsT-cLAM
BUSIN E8S
have high grade tit
" . VlVfc North 1
HOUSES
is Call on
ryor street
THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL*
. vagt Company, at 20 South Pryor street,
will >uy or sell you out
COAL, DRY STOVEWOOD-PKOM1T DR.
livery. John T. Stocks.A Co., 2J6 Peters
street. Bell 'phone 16 west; Atlanta 'phone
4793.
FOR SALE-TWO CAR LOADS FINE
Brotkway surrles, runabouts and depot
wagons. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co., 60 and 62 West Mitchell
Street.
FOR SALE-BEST RUBBER TIRE;
workmanship guaranteed. Georgia ve-
hide Mfg. Co.. A and 62 West Mitchell at
DON’T GO BLIND.
•oM. w« bur, Z.Y or exchange everything.
W and » West Mitchell street Beil 'phooe
WALL PAPER.
(formerly of Iturnett A Willis) Is not dead
nor ad Ming, lie Is contracting wall paper
an<l (minting. Office and show ro.ua 12
East Hunter street Beth 'phones 660.
GO 8EE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
mont Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex-
chnnge. buy and sell automobiles. Garnge.
10-12 Mitchell street. Atlanta Gs. Nell
Phone 4V94-I Main.
ATTIIACTIVK llUltl WILL BItINO VOU
bu^nna. for hl|h grade work rail on
Kent. Ill, ft. l-rjor. Phone S3.
WE ARB HEADQUARTERS FOR FIX)R-
Ids limes. Write us for prices. Wilson
k Huddleston, Miami. FIs.
FOB TEX AM I.AND BARGAINS IN
farm*, ranrb„ or town proper!/, writ.
J. W. Parker k Mon. Manta Anna. Tex.
FOR 8ALE—FURNITURE.
REFRIGERATORS AT COST AT BOBI-
son k Barnes, if East Hunter.
nrOM AND MATTINGS AT WHOLE-
aalo prion. Robison k Barnoa, 14 East
Huntor.
BRU8HELIJI AND AX MINSTER ART
squares. 9 by 12 feet; $14 up. fiolitson k
Barnes. 18 East Hunter.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL FUBNI-
lure, matting nnd rugs cheaper than any
house In the city. Robison k Barnes, 1*
East Hunter.
LOST.
WHO J8 BURNETT? OF COURSE,
you've heard tell;
lie's the man who does papering and
painting so well;
No matter the condition your walls are
found.
He'll make them look both smooth end
sound.
And when It fe finished, then you will oee
As perfect a job aa ever could be;
A look at hla sampler Is certainty a treat
Go see him at 12 East Hunter atreet—
Both ‘phones 660.
LOST—ONE ROUND GOLD REST FIN,
set with pearls. Finder will lie reward-
ed. Apply 16 Carnegie way, Ixiralne apart
ments.
FOUND.
FTf3tTfKnsr~ 1 fiTI5 TTBXS PRIXSW.
dean# suits $1 to $1.80. Fants 60c. 168
Whitehall street. 'Fhor.es. Bell 520: A. 3861.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
NEWLY FUBNIMflKD FRONT ROOMS
for rant .lone In. 217 Mouth For.jth
strrot.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-42 DOANE STREET. A GOOD
slx-fwim house; water, gas and bath;
close to new Fryor atreet school house;
rent reasonable to a (lermnnent tenant.
Owner. 674 Washington street.
BOARDERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOM. WITH HOARD, IN
private family: ladles or gentlemen: $36.
720 Fourth National Bank building. Fhone
M 660.
PERSONAL.
DAVID w. YARnnnron.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phonn 1266. 20 B. Hnnlar St
WILLIS WALL PArER COMPANY.
largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad fit
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEET OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold at 91V6 N. Fryor Bt Alex Kant,
Phone 4848.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW
PANAMA "ANli MILAN MTUAliv HATS
cleaned and reshaped, 6O0.
80ft and stiff fsli bats clsantd and ra-
Shaped, 2Sc.
Banda or sweats. 26c each extra.
ACME HATTERS. Whitehall 8L
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2336. Men's sewed half soles. 78c.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND UECORDS-
Wholessls and retail dlstrlbutum of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
ovsr 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall ordeffs. We want ths nsmss of
all talking machln# dealers In the south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyes Co.
BICYCLES AND BUNDItIRH-LAROEBT
blrjcl* and sundry tllalrlbntnra In tha
itoiith. Month.rn ,c.nt, for I'l.rro. Yal,.
Until and ilutlioa blcyclro. Writ, tor onr
1904 cataloco, and prlc* list Al.xxndar-
Klyro Co.
REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER.
Slfua. bannpr*. flats and flax drooration*
for iprolal occaslona. 2M4 H. Alabama Bt
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIAI.LWOODS. IDEALS
and all other makes at bargain prices.
Ws can sell you a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that cannot help
but please yon. _
guaranteed for two yeara. Bout hern Caak
Register Co. Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co., 24 B. Broad street,
Atlanta. Gs.
FOR RENT.
Have the only cen- *
trallv located stores in
the eitv. See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate aud Renting,
PHONK8 1075. 2S PEACHTREE ST.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
514 Empire Building. Phone 857.
LOOK AT THIS!
200x460 m. R. II. FRONTAGE. CLONE IN.
Mod.rn building on Him,, containing 15.-
000 square feet of space, worth uot Ices
than $12/5)0. If taken within a week can
sell at $26,000 for entire property.
FOR KALE—47,600 WILL PURCHASE AN
elegant 9-room houee, lot 100x200 fu In
Imuan Park, near Druid Circle.
TURKU NEW 9-ROOM HOUSES ON
beautiful corner In West Nad. 94,260 to
•4,603.
FIVE NEAT 6 AND 7-ROOM COTTAGES
In tue best part of West End, from $2,860
to $3,100.
4-ROOM, 2 RT011Y NEW IIOt'HE. TINTED
walls, cabinet mantels, Meldrlm at. Only
$1,700. Terms.
BEAUTIFUL NEW ID-ROOM IIOU8R ON
Peachtree, with over oue acre of ground.
Price $9,600. Liberal terms or will ex-
change for vacant property or sius'ler home.
R. ft. FRONTAGE OL'T OF AND WITHIN
city limits, large and small lota. Prices
$600 to $36,000 per lot. Buy uow and double
your money within a year. ,
WRITE YOUR WANT AD HERE
V.
Send it to The Georgian office by a bicycle messenger. We pay the messenger.
Or, if you prefer, telephone Main 4927; we will take your ad over the phone,
charge you at the rate of one cent a word, and collect later. If you need help, have
anything to sell, rent, exchange, or wish to purchase anything, try a want ad. They
do’the work.
"lix"
ORDlkArtV
wOrds
MAKE'
"ONE"
TTneT
INVESTMENT!
New colored property, rents
for $56.00 per month. I want
an offer. Now is your chance
to get a genuine bargain.
THOS. W. JACKSON,
1416 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
BUILDINO. ATLANTA, OA.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
IF YOU WANT A BUSINESS 81TB WK
hare client, who will buy anti ImproT*
for yon. Cali and aca no.
Only Thrta Left of Eight Brand Naw
Suburban Homo*.
Tha Brat month will bo (Ivan FREE
and If occupiad on# year, two morn
month# will bo ftvan FREE at tha
and of tha yaar. making only nlna
months you will havo to pay for. Nona
but good famine, will bo allowed m
those homes. These are located on the
Rlrer electric car lint only twenty
minutes ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and I rooms; have
nover been occupied; are located in
Weet Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
flfty-foot Park, which la set In trees,
evergreens and dowers. Pure air; na-
tlva oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole-
In the centor of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Spring*, which
will cure any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnlphed, a store, a school-house cost
ing 17,500.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J.,T. Mills, who' lives on tha
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 6488. 412 Peters Building
42,260-IIAILEY ST.. 7-ROOM HOUSE.
good condition; ahady lot. 10x220: think
of It. 40x220. Within 4 blocks of the ter
minal station. Rents well; good neighbor
hood. Ton can't beat this In tha city.
grounds will show you through
houses. Rent 820.00 per month.
the
JOHN J. WOODSIDH,
12 Auburn Avenue.
$12,000, A BARGAIN.
)VER 10 ACRES OF LAND, WITIIIN
city limits, 200 feet of car line, 16 minutes'
Ids from center of city. 1,000 feet street
rontsge. Private tract privilege of over
,200 feet In center of property. All for
W. S. SHERWOOD
514 Empire Bldg.
FOR RENT.
l-room frame, on lot 60x200, which lies
level. Is on the north side of W. North
avenue, between Spring and Williams
streets: has gas. hot and cold water,
porcelain Imth. doaet, stationary wash-
stand on both doors; sink In the kitchen
and sink In the pantry; la. boated with
hot air furnace. If you are looking for
an extra nice houxe In the beat of re
pair and In oue of our beat neighbor-
ilf away.
Will be vacant August 1. Rent $76 per
month.
JOHN j: WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 411.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
items street school, we have a nice 4-
have two 3-room cottages. In first-class
hape. renting to white tenants at $7 each,
indf small house In the rear of one lot; this
new 3-room cottages, renting at $4 each.
fIWUI luumra, iriuiug na
can sell the two for $800. Tills Is the
of an investment that you have been
Lot 60x126; this Is close In; price $2,009.
(IX ROOM MODERN IIOU8E. EA8T
front, on Central nvenue: built for a
mme. Let ns show yon this.
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
44.25D—WEST EXD—TWO-STORY, BRAND
n»w bonro, on Ixrg, lot. Car line, ch.rt
atrrot; ajil.ntlld community, n.nr n.w
arhooL Thla houu la itrlctlj flrat-f-laaa In
.T.ry way. Can mak. roay t.rma on It
If drolrad.
$2,660—N. BOULEVARD LOT, 10x200, FOR
$2,660; east side, between Highland ave.
nnd East avenue; nothing else along here
for less than $3,000.
$1,780—8IMFBON 8T., NEAR ORME, A
good 6-room cottage on nice Inclosed lot;
bona, only accaplpd by own.r for yura;
■p.clal rmaon for lolling; will rent caally
for 417.60.
$600-61 TENNELLE ST., S-ROOM COT*
tnge, right at Etsas-May mills, In fine
shape; rents readily at $6.75 per month;
will rent for $7.60. This Is a gilt-edged
piece of property for the money.
$2.300—RANKIN 8T., 6-ROOM COTTAGE,
Just off the Boulevard. This cottage has
every convenience. Is In splendid condition,
on large lot: rents readily at $13. Can
make attractive terms on It
$3,503—N. AVENUE, BRAND NEW 6-ROOM
cottage on large north front lot. This
cottage Is near Jackson at.. In splendid
neighborhood, and one of the coxiest, best
built cottggea in the city, nest thlug for
the money on the north side. Can make
terms easy for right parties.
$1,960—GARDEN 8T., NEAR GEORGIA
ave., we have a modern 6-room cottage
about 3 years old. with nil conveniences,
on nice lot, that we nre Instructed to sell
at ouce. ns party'Is lenvlng tho state nnd
will make a sacrifice for quick sale. Can
moke easy terms.
R. 0. MEDLOCK CO.
Real Estate Agent,
COR. PEACHTREE ST. AND EDGE-
WOOD AVENUE.
B. Phone No. 3794. A. Phone No. 4794
$450 FOR 3-ROOM HOUSE; RENTS FOR
$6.60 per mouth; for quick customer.
46W—TilRKK-ROoSriloTRfc: rents f75r
$1^000^.1^0 Pl ”y\ Woodward avenue.^ ^
lot: rents $1160 per month. Sima street.
**iot!~room * for°another' house, on E. Bills
street.
41,600—NIUE 5-liOOSr COTTAGE, lioh-
orn: .trirlly white renting property: rent,
for 420 per month. Tbl. I. on the market
for only n few daya. Term*.
41,500—FOR 4-ROOM COtTAGE: RESiTR
416 per month; good tot; room for. an
other boune. Glenn atreet.
$1,426— rtlGIIT-ROOii IIoi’SK; GOOf> N*lfc-
gro property; rents $30 per month; on al
ley. This Is a pick-up and won't star on
the market lint a few daya; three blocks
from Peachtree street; near In.
EpdPOR NIUE VACANT t.flT OS
Jackson street; east front; $500 cash, bal
ance to suit; biggest bargain for vacant
property on the atreet.
irooo-Foit NIUE f-RrtoM uotTage: llAit
■plendld. elevated, ahade<l lot; rent* for
422.60 tier month; near Highland avenue nnd
Bonlevard.
to negroes nt $26.60 per week, w'hlch Is
$1,326 per nnnnm.
UOSlft AND iTToK AT TllENE AT ONUE.
nr ther will he taken, aa there are pnr-
ehotter* for thla kind of property alwaya
ready.
bargains.
JACKSON ST. HOME.
BEAUTIFUL EIGHT-ROOM TWO-BTORY
realdenee. romparatlr.ly new, In excellent
nelghltorhood. Houae haa all modem Im
provement*. Lot la allghtly elevated. Thla
la a ilemlrable home place. Price, 46,200.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVE.
H. C. PENDLETON,
Real Estate,
Atlanta Phone 1237, 614 Pe
ters Building.
N. KIRKWOOD-EIOIlT-ROOM COTTAGE
and 2V4 acres of land, within two blocks
car line, at $3,000. This Is a liergalu. and
also a desirable home for parties wanting
acreage.
CLARK8TON, GA.—TWENTY ACRES OF
land facing Georgia railroad and beauti
fully located, at $2,000.
outbuildings, at :
INMAN PARK-TWO NICE COTTAGES
of 6 and 7 rooms each, racing Georgia
railroad, that can lie bought at good bar
gains. It will pay to Investigate these. *
BUCHER—The friends and acquaintances
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bucher, Mr. and
Mrs. A. 8. Bucher and Mr. and Mrs.
John Cunningham arc requested to at
tend the funeral of Mr. J. C. Bucher
from his late residence. Houth Candler
street. Decatur, Ga., this afternoon at 4
West Side Lots For Sale
Call and get a plat of the 50 lots we are offering for sale
Simpson St, Jones Ave., and Sunset Ave.
on terms of $25.00 cash and $5.00 a month. They are
near Warhendorff's Nurseries, and in a good home-own-
ing neighborhood.
PRICES RUN FROM $125.00 UP TO $400.00.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
STEVENSON & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Negotiate sales for owirsra. Locate homes and Investments
» for pnrrhasert.
^ - _ - - Jht commission nssls. Tha
Oat our FOB SALE list. L C. Stevenson, E
1529 CANDLER BLDG., BELL PHONE M. 1051; ATLANTA 306.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON'T PAY RENT.
It I, axcMdlnyty bad form to do no when you can pay your own money back la
your pocket, by coming to me. duet run your eye over thlal
We'll build ‘you a boune Juat Ilk* you want It, oa atty payment*, from BN
to 15,000, If you buy tbo lot 2-room, modern, new bouse on corner lot, 8100 cart,
balance easy monthly payment*..
4- room modern new houae, aame term,.
5- room, new, modern bouse on large comer lot; 8250 cash; balance easy monthly
payment#. 7, 4 and 10-room bouaea.
Tbe College Park Laud Company bare 2,000 lota to aelect from, $100 to fM
each. Coma out and as* me, or call me up.
Office at end of cv lino. Bell I’bone 17-J Elat Point Exchange, Collage
Park, Ga. I aell everything at Collega Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
I'docit.
STATISTICS.
BIRTH8.
To Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Crabtree, at 61
South Jackson street, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. M. Drenux, at 380
Grant street, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. George F. Stanford, at
620 Sunset avenue, a aou. •
To Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ellison, at 132
M eld r I in street, a son.
To Mr. and Sirs. Charles Maddox, at 130
Meldrlm street, a daughter.
CAN YOU GET $50,000.00
FOR A MANUFACTURING PUNT
Provided you were convinced that an Investment of that amount
would give you a dally net profit of $160.00 for three hundred daya
out of the year, for the next fifty years, and In addition the total
amount with accumulated surplus then returned to you?
This has been accomplished by a plant capitalised at $60,000.00
and operated In a New Tork village, and which la drawing Its raw
materials from our Atlanta and Birmingham division and selling the
finished product lb Atlanta and other Southern cities and towns. The
output Is 125 doxen per day, and the actual net profit la $1.40 per
doxen.
Surely there la sufficient local capital In Georgia for an Investment
so substantial as this.
We can give you the actual figures and facts, which you can then
easily confirm.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
H. B. BIGHAM, ASST. GEN*L. INDUSTRIAL AGENT.
1109-11 English-American Building. Atlanta, Georgia.
DEATHS.
8. A. Whittier, 21 years old, died at
Grady hospital.
Ora Stroud, 17 years old, died at Grady
hospital.
J. C. Bucher, 68 years old, diet! of actl
dent, at Manor. Ga.
Thonuts B. Mallln, 71 years old, died at
17 West Cain street.
died of par
F. M. Terry, 63 years old,
alysla, ct 146 Grant street.
Charles II. Morris, Jr., S
„ _ months old,
died at 297 Highland avenue.
Infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Zschry, 1
month old ( died at Grady hospital.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$100— E. W. Martin, to re-cover two frame
dwellings at corner Martin end Buss
streets.
$400—J.* 8nellburger, to build addition to
rarae dwelling at & Randolph atvftet.
$3,200— Doxler k Reams, to build tr‘ -
two-story
$ came dwelling at 3$ 8t. Charles avenue.
$30—D. Tys, to change front at 141 White
hall street
$1,200—8. Cunningham, to build two one-
story frame dwellings at 12-13 Webster
street.
$800—Atlanta Table Company, to build
$60— Mrs. A. Jones, to build addition to
milk depot at 216 South avenue.
$80—C. II. McCall, to build frame stable
nt 806 Peachtree street.
$800—J. Spellburger. to build one-story
frame dwelling at 36 Randolph street.
$76—R. C. Konts, to re-cover one-story
frame dwelling at 28 Martin street.
$1,000— K. i». Voiles, to build one-story
frame dwelling at 00 McDonald street.
$60—Carroll k Hunter, to build frame of-
flee on Georgia avenue.
$76—W. L. Arid well, to re-cover one-story
frame dwelling at 30 hillott street.
rsme dwelling at ;
$160—Miss Kiln Wehb, to repair one-story
frame dwelling at 23 Piedmont avenue.
to add to one-atory
frame dwelling at 263 Piedmont avenue.
$80—J. R. Atwater, to add to one-story
frame dwelling at 21 Fort street.
PROPERTY TIJANSFER8.
. O. Calls way to Union Savings
bank, lot In East Point. Ga. Lonn deed.
ana, 111 Mil a Glut. ua. iawii
4412—South Atlanta I .a ml Company __
W. T. AebfonL lot on corner of llrown
etreet and Lanslug avenue. Warranty
uue, near Ormond street, letaii uim.
4475 I’enat Sum—Continental Land Com.
pany to Jam.* T. Netherland, lot on Or
mond atreet, near Hill. Bond for title.
STRICTLY GERM-PROOF.
The Antieeptlc Baby and (be Prophylactic
Pun
Were playing la tbe garden when the
Bunny gamboled m>:
They looked upou the Crnatnre with a
loathing umlligolaed—
It wasn't Disinfected and It wasa t Ster
ilised.
They said It was a Microbe and n Hotbed
of Dlneone. „
They .teamed It In n v.por of n thourond-
odd degree.;
They froxe It In n freeicr that wan cold as
Ilanl.hed Hope,
In anlpbnretted hydrogen they steeped lie
Tlte?*Trimmed" If* frliky whiskers with a
pair of hard-boiled shear.:
They donned their rubier mittens and they
took It by tbe hand,
looted It a member
A “'lta
nd.
• of tha Fumigated
They i
There’, not a Mlcrooocrna In the garden
* l aw1m' , |n T pure* iodoform n doxen times
n <lay;
And earn Imbibe* his ration, from a Ily-
gfenic Cup—
The llunny ami tbe Bahy ami tbe Prophy
lactic l*up.
PUGILISTIC PUT-OUTS
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, July 26—Oue of the most'vi
cious private tight* held In this vicinity
since Governor Higgins put the ban oni
public taxing took place Mat night In n
roadhouse at Fort Lee. The principals
were Eddie Gllmartln. the Jersey City I
featherweight, and Joe. Murray, of Newark.
Olurrsy was knocked out in the sixth
round and It took hla seconds five wluutcs
to bring him to consciousness.
Much talk Is floating around among the
New England sports of a match to lie pulled
off a! Chelsea. Man., between Jack Jobu-
aon and Sandy Ferguson, to tnke place
within three weeks. The bout la to lie a
twenty-round affair, and after the battle
another ambitions heavyweight may be In
troduced to Barn Berger.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT,
Mississippi—Jnckeon clear and pleasant.
BrookUavi*u nml Hnslchurst cloudy and
warm. Vicksburg dear and warm. Ynxoo
City, Greenwood and .Meridian clear and
pleasant. Hattiesburg cloudy and pleasant.
Alabama—Huntavllle clear and pleasant.
Alabama—Iluntavllle clear and pleaannt.
Birmingham dear. Opelika cloudy, foggy
and cool. Montgomery and Mobile cloudy
aud warm
Georgia—Rome cloudy and
shower Inat night. Columbus cloudy: hard
rain yesterday evening. Atlanta cloudy and
cool.
Tennessee—Memphis cloudy ami warm.
Chattanooga partly cloudy and cool. Ma
con cloudy and cool. Amerlcua and Albany
cloudy and warm.
Louisiana—New Orleans cloudy and hot.
8hrevc|iort cloudy and warm.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Partly doudy; 66 to
72 nliove; local rains. -
Northwest—Clear; 66 to 66 above; general
light rains lu Mlnesotn; local In 8outh
74 above; general mins In Oklahoma am
Iowa: scattered In Kansas and Nebraska.
Ohio Valley—Generally clear; 64 to 7
WEATHER FORECAST.
Georgia—Occasional showers Thursday
and Friday.
laoulslrtiin—Showers Thursday; Friday
jiartly cloudy; showers in eastern por-
cloudy 'Thursday
Western'Texas—Fair Thursday and Fri-
»y.
Arkansas—Partly cloud;
hursimy
Eastern Texas—Partly
and Friday.
ftblT
Partly clouily Tburada;
.a; Friday fair.
nml Indinun—Generally fair lo
tion.
por-
Missouri-Partly doudy tonight and Fri
day.
Michigan, Wisconsin, Niirth Dakota aud
South Dakota—Showers and thunderstorms
this aftermsm or tonight; cooler along Lake
unerlor; Friday fair.
Minnesota—Fair tonight and probably
warmer Friday.
storms: Friday .... « .
Nebraska. ..anaas and Montana—Fair to
night aial Friday; cooler tonight.
STATE FORECAST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The lisrnmeter continues moderately high
„rer the northeastern states, causing north
easterly winds and cbiudlnesa In that sec
tion. Cloudiness also prevails over the
greater porthin of the cotton belt, while
the skies are generally dear throughout the
north-central and northwestern sections.
The pressure Is low orer the Rocky Moun
tain region. _
Showers have occurred In nil districts of
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
meridian time, July 26.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
*At!anta, doudy.
"Chattanooga, p. cloudy..
Columbils. cloudy. .
Gainesville, dear. . ,
Greenville, cloudy. . .
Griffin, doudy. . ,.,
•Macon, doudy
Montlcello. cloudy. . ,
Newnnu, doudy. . . .
••Home. desr. . . .
Rome, dear. . . .
Spartanburg, doudy.
Tnllnpoosn. doudy. .
Tocooa, clear
West Point, dondy.
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-boar
period ending at 8 a. in. this ilate.
••Received late *|wlre trouble); not !■«
eluded In averages.
Tenjp'turt.
90
.T
JO
HEAVY. RAINFALLS.
Klngstree. 8. C 1.6*
Dallas. Tex 2.0*
Sherman. Tex 1.M
Parts, Tex 1.59
CENTRAL
Iff
STATION.
III
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis.
Mobile
Montgomery. • , . .
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
13
11
6
31
16
16
10
1>)
16
11
16
13
10
Dlst. Averages
iij
in
REMARKS. „ .
Considerably lower temperature# pww"
over the Augusta and Charleston district*,
with slight falls In most of the other dig
trieta. Rainfall occurred In all portions <k
the belt with the exception of Memphis «ll£
t rl r t. w I tip heavy' amount# in South C*ro*
llna and Texas.
W. A. MITCHELL
Temporarily In Chars*.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN T
New York, July 26.-The Sun say*:
few minutes after the opening, price# re-
" the Initial
Sfiatb '
per Mississippi VHiley# and at scattered sta
tions In the southwest
Temperature changes, as • rule, have
been slight.
tVindltlona favor partly doudy weather
The Grand Rapids Athletic Club has made
an offer to Willie Fttsgerald to meet Jack
Dougherty, the welterweight who was re
cently defeated by Joe Wolcott
—Woman's Home Companion,
Mike Get tens, of Brooklyn, and Gns
Kindi, of YorkvfUe, who fought a hard
fifteen-round draw In private last week,
are to lie rematehed to meet Vitkin two
weeks. Both were dissatisfied with the
last deelaton and each claimed that be hml
won. They will meet la l£li city and this
time tbe fight Is to fto to a finish.
Temporarily In Charge.
Rev. John J. Harkins, a Boston priest,
has written an opera entitled "The In
truders." which will
In his city.
shortly lie presented
Here's somebody who has discovered
that It Is no Linger necessary for s map
Weft. *
movement
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
to lie a lawyer to go to t-ongresa."
1. .well, I am glad that the reform prli
'•—In
ceiled on profit-taking until
gains were atiout wiped out. out ••
selling movement *4ion spent Its force. »»•
tendency of securities to seek « higher l***
cl left a lietter feeling, and Improvement
In the. money situation again ■■“'jJJjLLt
self, with tbe result that many
Issues gained handsomely on the d»>.
Ing at or near the highest of the day.
decided Improvement was shown ,0 ,
market In London, the Improvement win
by no means confined to Americans, uw
k,t Iroilrr h.ro. from .r.rr l MI,lir , r
Konthrm I*.cWr, admnMHl to " ,
Ift.I than It hml at anr orU
100S, when the Kroa, nnol market th. l£J
np to 81l4o t bat falM to roll n
shlmMo |>art of Its holillux.- ' ,^
flax's rt„ was lwao<l on <•>" J . t
that tbo .took will l»o l»(*f' , L.^5rt»tx|
(to«M
por o.nt ftlrldonil latala. tho row oM
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If. takon noxt wook. Th. Itetotim
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