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Hi TILE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 'l l KKIlAV, Jl 1.1 31. !».. f WANT ADS CU words of average fongi make a line. The following rate are for consecutive insertions: 1 time 6 cents a Uni # times 5 cents a Hn< 6 times ; . . . . 4/ z cents a lint 26 times ..... 4 cents a lint 52 times ..... 3Vi cents a line. 78 times ..... 3 cents a fine. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH. . . . . Georgian want ads. art inex pensive, but they bring quick re sults and sure returns. be inserted charge. The four lines. MESSENGER 8ERVICE. US ON BEM- PHONE MAIN, OR 4401 ATU PHONE. When *sndin 0 «d for at rates quoted above. WANTED HELP—MALE. B3U h Mill Mfg. Co. DO YOU WANT TO PI«rOBBI OF 1 - - ■ mu. up so. m.Ii). Th. Mairage Oompaoj, SO CABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. WORKS. Waterworks. WANTED - GOOD WOOD ■ Y Good wages; steady Job. Chapn rtage Factory, Jacksonville. Fla. WANTED-TWBNTY GOOD A DDKICSS, lb X. I*. C UIAX. WANTED -t TIIK APPLICATION WANTED—EXPERIENCED r»lirr: rotiug Icily or young i State aitlury wanted. Auun llox 15. Monnw*. tin. ASK ADOPT "THE MOCKING IIIIID. Marerluc of .\M|ilrnIloii;" Inatrtictlvc, t*m tertninlng. iimmdiig: It will appeal to you. Address Lurk flux IS. Newiinn. Ua. WANTED-ONB FIRST CLASS barber; 112 guarantee and too dresa 8. P. Gann. 12 B. TenUnBt., Anniston, WANTED-YOUNO MAN a first-dasa office man. / RTENOOBAPIIER FOB RAILWAY OF- fic^VAO; ttmompkar for nllmitgM *75. Wo or. bavli.a mnro roll. f. e-grapher,. male ana f.m.l., th.o v place at .lim from Ul to in. Ill WANTID HELP—FEMALE. WANTED—YOI'NO LADIES TO SITUATION! WANTED—MALE. perleoce t. si. rink and r.t work. want. poalUns- r,o rur , car, Georgian. MISCELLANEOUS. tad nail doom to ba aold at roat t.n WMki BOW la your ttma. M 8. atrtoL R. W. CUIa. AUaola. MIIM1BT VISITING rarda. Tko Nor.lt, . name aad addroaa. po AND B18INE88 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. fikiit-claSSII abouM hr Kent Sign I l*boue Z&L BUSINESS Mi. I'htli J at fleet Aim *lr* DON’T GO BLIND. rou SEE TUB ng Oo/a eew line. of trunk*, travelers’ „„ The cbeepeat ever k», trs — — ^WeiHis.^W j u> bmj. sell or exetui xod » W.-st Mltehetl atra fr.-l R. Ashl.y. 6® Wei SELL IIOPMEII artlee leaving dry. are Georgian. BTABLISIIKD Mill. Usr aud rlenn tit* i ff>r erlllnj Mfg. CO., 60 .■>.T RUBBER u o 1 52 West Mil ^ BU81 NESS OPPORTIJNITIES. | MO REM SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUVI*. | rnnnt Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex- dung*, Imy and sell automobiles. Garage. 1M2 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Os. Fell ohon* 4494-1. Main. ATTRACTIVE SKINS WILL BRING YOU hoilsraa For high grade work call ou Kent. »t*4 N. Pryor. Phone *25. WE ARK HEADQUARTERS FOB FLOR- Ida times. Write us for prices. Wilson A Huddleston. Miami, Fla. FOR BALE—THREE ADMIRABLY lo cated lots In Hollywood cemetery. Will exchange for small. l>oller and fngtuc. 8. O. Kidd, 13 Milton avenue, South Atlanta. Ilcll ’phone 197A OWNER ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURE lug business having other business needs competent man to take uinniigenirnt and more capital to enlarge. Will sell inter- eat, or borrow money. Atn|dv secured; 92,- 500. Staple apcolalfy. Hare, profitable. Fullest Investigation. Rare opportunity. R. F., care Georgian. LOST./ Who puts your paper on so slick. And guarantee* that It will stick; Does your painting, does It nice. And ’'always lowest In the price?" Burnett, of course! Your "Unde Jim" Is hard to l*eat: He's at Number 12 R. Ifnntcr atreet. Both Ubones 550. ' FOUND. FRANKLIN, THE CLEAN FELLOW. cleans suits 91 to 91.50. 1'ants 60c. 163 Whitehall street. ’Phones, Hell 520; A. 2SS1. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER AND PA 1 NTH. "Don't let ’em fool you.” Jltn Burnett (formerly of Burnett k Willie) Is not dead nor missing, lie Is contracting wall paper and painting. Office nnd show room 12 East limiter atreet. Both 'phones 560. FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE. GET OUR LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR 3N sale on different streets. Your address on Id- a postal will bring It. It helps In the nd locating of homes and Investments. Stev- If enton A Co., real estate agency, 1529 (’an- ly. dler building. Bell 1051 M. Atlanta 306. h'F.AR GRORGIA AVB.. ON WOODHON 711 street fire Inrge rooms and Iwth, tM»rce- be Iain tub; everything modern; corner lot, 60 ja by 100, elevated: fine view of city; beet neighborhood. 9i,000. Terms. P. O. Box 87, city. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phone, 105. 50 E. Hunter St. WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY, largest stock In South. §4 N. Broad 8f. L KROM’K MEDICATED BKIN, BCALl* and hnlr soap; sold at drug and depart ment stores: ask for It or write J. J. Krom. Scalp and flair Specialist, 613 The Grand, Atlanta, Ga. 0 4 ‘KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEST OF MANTLB LIGHTS NOW sold at 914 N. Pr>or St. Alex Keut. - Phone 4S4S. ’’ . BOARDER8 WANTED. B WANTED-SEVERAr. TABLE BOARD- D era. Excellent tucuu and service. Apply V- 35 Cone street. 1 FOR RENT—ROOMS. .. FOR RENT—HKCONIt KtyOOtt, THE L. 1>. i Grant home, ou 8t. Paul avenue; poree- '■ lain bath, all convenience*. Apply nt real- Y deuce, or to Dr. Foster, liiinau lildg. f y PLEASANT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO . gentlemen with references; private family, . g«HHl nelghtiorhnod, reasonable rent. 83 For- }* teat avenue. Bell pboitv Main 6354-1*. A WANTED—ROOMS. ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS Yn *• private family, with or without Iwinnl, North able, eloae In, every eonvenlciiee. *. References rc<|iilrcd. Hell phone 2020. k | 0 FOR RENT—OFFICES. - OFFICE SPACE IN NICELY FURNISH- -* ml office. Phoue 2833 or call at 1330 Cau- • dler Rldg. C- OLD HATS MADE NEW C PANAMA AND MILAN WTHAW HAYS elraniHl and rnhaped, 50c. Soft and atlS fait hot, cleaned and re- ibnpml, 95c. 1 Banda or aweat,. Se .nrh extra. e a acme MATTERS, oh Whitehall ML " SHOE REPAIRING. GWHIN’S SHOE SHOP. 1 A,r*sc ,K i,.s p .TO B h. p ra f sfc. ? FOR FINE SHOE RE- " - PAIRING . go to J. W. Carroll, 47 Sooth Pryor atreet, •n onpoalt* court house. All work first class. ( No choap prices. - m - mui m MONEY TO LOAN. Kstsbllnhcd 1890. m r WEYMAN \ I’ONNEIIM, EQVITAI11.E. • Mortgage loana on real estate. - FOUR PER CENT HOME MONEY TO lend money for purchase money notea; ■ straight loans ,*tade for 6 per cent ami up- wards. According to desirability of loan. W. A. Foster, 12 South Broad atreet. THE UNION SAVINGS RANK RUTS n purchase money notes and lends money u on Improved Atlanta property at reason able rates. Bell phone 769. GouhJ Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5. 6 AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to security of. ; fered; small expense and prompt attention, a Only on rani estate In nnd near Atlanta. 8. B. Turman. p BUSINESS DIBEOTOBY. „ TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- . Wholraal. aad null dUtittnituru of Vie- b tor Talklac Maehloe* and Reeoeda. juat received lari* cooklfument of naektan aad tl ever 15,00) ncorda. ImmMtat* atteatloa (Ivea mall ord*. We waat the aanea of R all talking marblno dealera In tb* aontb. Writ# for etUlogn*. Alfiandor-EIn* Co. n BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARUR8T Ncycl# and sundry dlstrilmtors In ths cl south. Southern agents for Plerco. Yale, fiaell and Hudson bicycles. Write lor oar n 1906 catalogue and price list Alexander- El yen Co. \> RRTNOLD*. THR SIGN PAINTER. . ■tgoe. Ii,on.ro, cog* and flag decoration, * for ar-dil occnoloao. JOS F Alahanu ML KUOMOPATIIIC REMEDIES CURB * acsln dlsea see and make hair grow, h Kruin a Medicated Soap makea you hv- 41 rtrnlcally clean. (30 years success.) J. J. f . Krom. speclailat, 619 ‘The Oratnl." At- 11 lants, Ga. hi ac th CASH REGISTERS. * tr (Second Hand.) m NATIONALS. IIAI.LWOODS. IDFAIJI U aud all other make* of bargala price. | n We css aell you a register, aultahle for any bastnesa. at a price that cannot help C but please you. Caah or monthly payments. Every register • guaranteed for two years. Southern Caah h ltegiitter Co.. Branch of American Second- . Hand Cash Register Co., 24 fi. B.o^d atreet. f Atlanta. Ga. WRITE YOUR WANT AD HERE. Send it to The Georgian office by a bicycle messenger. Wc 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, tent, exchange, or wish to purchase anything, try a want ad. They do'the work. ' . SIX ORDINARY WORDS I MAKE ONE cm ■ . GLOBE & JUSTIN, .215 Peters BuildiDg. ON TUB NORTH HJDK, NEAR WIL- Hams atreet school, wc have a nice 4* room cottage—good lot—only 11,100. AT NO. 304-11# W. FOPItTH STREET WE bnve two 3-room cottages. In first-class ■have, renting to white tenants at 17 each, and small house In the rear of one lot; this la a Jiargnln at 11,400. new e-room coiioge*. mum* ni v> earn, we can sell the two for |90U. This Is the kind of an Investment that you have been looking for. 8ee us about this. FIVE-ROOM POTTAGE ON NKLMO.V 8T. Lot 60x126; this Is close In; price 12,000, Terms. BUSINESS OPPORTU NITY. WOULD YOU BUY COCA COLA TOOK AT PAR VALUE? (1.000 OR IORE WILL INTEREST IN AS OOD AN INVESTMENT. THOR* UGH INVESTIGATION WILL Rove interesting, address MANUFACTURER, SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phones 6488. 41* Peter* Building n.S0-,RAILBY BT„ 7-ROOM IIOL’BK, good condition; shady lot. 00x220; think of It, 00x220. Within 4 block* of the ter minal station. Renta well; good neighbor hood. You can’t beat this In the city. 34,260—WEST END—TWO-8TORY, BRAND- new house, on large lot. Car line, chert afreet; splendid community, near new schuob Thla bouse Is strictly first-class In every way. Can make easy terms on It If desired. 92,050—N. BOULEVARD LOT, 50x100, FOR 12,660; east aide, between Highland are. nud East avenue; nothing else along here for less than 13,000. 91,760-81MP80N 8T., NEAR ORME, ▲ good 6-room cottage on nice Inclosed lot; house onl * occupied by owner for years; special reason for selling; will rent easily for 917.60. 9600—41 TENNELLB ST.. S-ROOM COT- tage, right at Elaas-May mill*, In fine shape; rents readily at 96.76 per month; will rout for 97.60. This Is n gilt-edged piece of property for the money. 4$12,000, A BARGAIN. DVER’10 ACRES OF LAND. WITHIN city limits, 200 feet of car line, 16 minutes’ Private tract, privilege of over In center of property. All for W. S. SHERWOOD 514 Empire Bldg. 92,300—RANKIN ST.. 6-ROOM COTTAGE. Just otr the Boulevard. This cottage has every convenience. Is In aidcudld condition, on largo lot: rents rcnilUy at 919. Can make attractive terms on It. cottage* in the -city. Best thing for the money on the north side. Cau makjs terms easy for right parties. H. C. PENDLETON, , Real Estate, Atlanta Phone 1237, 614 Pe ters Building. X. KIRKWOOD—RIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE and'24 acres of land, within two blocka car line, at 921030. This Is a bargain, and also a desirable borne for parties wautlng acreage. CLARK8TON, OA.—TWENTY ACRES OF land facing Georgia railroad aud beauti fully located, at 92.000. CLARK8TON, GA.—TWENTY-FIVE-ACRE farm In about one mile of thla village, In good ahape, with average farm house aud outbuildings, at 11,000. INMAN PARK-TWO NICE COTTAGES of 6 and 7 rooms each, facing Georgia railroad, that can lie tiought at good bar gains. It will pay to Investigate these. FOR SALE. . Beautiful Country Home. SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH ATTIC aud storage room. Built leas than year ago for a home. Large new Iwrn and servants’ house. Plenty of shade and fruit trees. Lot 290 by 600. Opposite Dr. Rid ley's estate, near Deratar. To avoid rent ing, will sell at a bargain. TERMS. Box 62, Decatur, Ga. about 3 years old. with all conveniences, on nice lot. that we are Instructed to tell nt once, as party la leaving the state and JACKSON ST. HOME. residence, comparatively new, In excellent Khborhood. House has all modern Iro vemrnts. Lot Is slightly elevated. This i desirable home place. Price, 96,200. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, IS AUBURN AVE. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Suburban Horn,,. Tha Drat month will ba (Ivan FREE will ba (Ivan FREE at tha tha year. making only nln. ba allowtd In T and I rooms; have In tha centar ot thla Park an It now has a naw church, naatly ha cotnpletad. Rent 8*0.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenuo. PRYOR ST. A 10-room, 2-story house, with all fliodern conven iences, on comer lot 67x167 to a public alley. Sen-ant’s house, stable and other out houses. In fact, it is an up- to-date home in every way. Cheap at $5,500.00. Must lie sold, as owner is leaving city. Southeast comer of Edge- wood avenue and Howell street, 126 feet on Edge- wood, 157 on Howell; 5 houses; yearly rental $820.80 Price $8,500. This is the section that is coming. Bet ter see this. phone 560 Main. FOR RENT! No. 1 Viaduct Place $75.00 No. 5 Viaduct Place $75.00 These stoves arc very de sirable aud should be secu to be appreciated. Call to see A. F. LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRAN8FERS. 92,100—P. J. Hanlon to Forrest Adair, lot on Foundry street, near Elliott street Warranty deed. 9600—8. C. Glass to George Ware and W. J. Harper, lot on Irn street, near Glenn. Warranty deed. 91.000— Gordon E. Mitchell to F. O. Tower, lot on Peachtree street, near Candler building. Warranty deed. 92,700—1\ J. McNamara to W. R. •Beau- prle. lot on Windsor street, nenr Brown. Warranty deed. 96—Ellse Adler to Mra. Ida Pate, lot on Cherokee nvdnue, near Pulliam atreet. Warranty deed. 92,906—Ogle Heal Estate Company to Mrs. Ida Pate, lot on Cherokee aveuue, near Pavallon. Warranty deed. 91.60u—R, L. Ilatne to Si. McCIIntock. lot on Washington street, near Atlauta avenue. Warranty deed. buildincTpermits. 926—D. R. Rnxznrly to re-cover 1 story frame dwelling nt 331 ” ' 996— Mrs. ,C. L. Bnu . .. story frame dwelling at 237 Oreensferry avenue. 920.000— St. Pauls M. E. Church to build one church nt Kt. Paul avenue. 91,200— Donaldson A I'earsmi to build two- story brick dwelling nt 970 Piedmont ave- uue. 9700—Pnrslejr A Camptwll to Unlld one- story frame dwelling at 270 Fultou street. DEATH 8. Agnes B. Heoncke. 11 days old, died of congestion nt East Point. Johnnie Smith, 18 year* old, died of ty phoid fever at Villa Rica. BIRTH8. To. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson, at 87 Washington stnVt. a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shepard, at 117 North Boulevard, a girl. To %lr. and Mr*. It. II. Burger, at U Wi llard street, a hoy. To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Canada, at 125 Spring atreet, a girl. To Mr. nnd Mrs. James W. Brynnt, nt 1 Pnlllatn street, a girl. To Mr. ami Mra. W. R. Allard, at Test End avenue, i To Mr. and Mra. Gnsklll atreet, a girl. To Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Hall, at 38 Cul ver street, a girl. AN ASHBY STREET LOT. There is only one building lot on Ashby Street, between Gordon and Oak; we can sell it for $1,800. It is 50x190, widening out in rear, being 140 feet wide in back line. Let us show you this superb building lot. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. COUUEGE 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, Juat run your eye over this! We’ll build you a bouse Just like you want It, on easy payments, from 9600 to 96,000, If you buy the lot 3-room, modern, new house on corner lot, 9100 cash, balance easy monthly payments.. 4 room modern new house, same terms. 5-room, new, modern^house ou large corner lot; 9250 cash; balance easy monthly payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses. * The College Park Land Company hare 2,000 lota to select from. 9100 to 9600 each. Come out and see me, or call me up. Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, College Park, Qa. I sell everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. FOR RENT. TWO DIIAND NKW HOIRRR. I. IM MIMA BT.-TItlM IMANII h-gji .room cottage, on lot 32x60, whleli lira level, la on the south stole of Mills street, (between Fowler and leovejoy atreet*; has R a and water, porcelain bath, •te rnary withstand, porcelain sink In the kitchen. If yon are Wing for mnethlng real nice. In a good neighborhood and right on the Mills street car line, this Is yoqr op portunity. Rent 119 per NO. 191 MILLS 8T.-THIS BRAND NEW 6-room cottage on level. Is on the south oMe of MIU».street, between Fowler and. lx>v#Joy streets; has ms and water, porcelain bath, rlomt. its- ftonary washataml. PorreUIn sink In the So* the^Mllli opportunity. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones 411- TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. AT THE KIMBALL. E. M. Hollyman. Decatnr; It. E. Bigg*. Columbus: R. F. Bryau. Union Point; A. A. Scott. Toccon: J. K. Maddox. Rome; 8. A. Dean. Rome; 8. B. Yon. Lavonln; J. F. Tn- ln»r. Lavonln: J. D. Queen, taronlii; If. P. Hinton. Athens: T. C. Dunne. Atheua; F. A. Holt. Kn ton ton: p. R. Dalits, taUrange; G. 8. Wilson, Onclllo; J. N. Klker, Ameri cas; G. B. Dentngton. Savannah; J. C. Ilalle, Ravannab; G. W. Riley. Americas; A. Horne, Mlddleton'k Mias llorue. Mid- tlea, Rome; E. S. Neal. Dublin. AT THE"ARAGON. Crawford Whitney. Atnericua; T. B. Green, Washington; It. C. Hunt. Coes; C. V. Truitt, La Grange; Forrest Trnitt. La- Grange; C. J. King, Rome; J. J. Ollphaut. Thom ait on; A. II. Codlngtou, Macon; J. 11. Kalmon, Albany. AT THE PIEDMONT. R. D. Graham. McRae; Murray Stewart, Savannah; O. Ogden IVroma, Forsyth; J. L. Horrtng and sister, Ttfton; C. C. Brown and wife. Batnhrtdge; Mias Virginia Brown, BoJubrldge; Miss Martha Brown. Bain- bridge; Russell Brown, Italnbrtdge; II. II. l*erry. Gainesville; J. II. Moore and wife, Augusta; William IV. I»avt*, Waynesboro; Mrs. F. W. Wilkins, Waynesboro; Albert W. Stanley. Marietta: J. B. Felder, Jr., Americas; J. \V. Evan*. Ureenshoro; J. L. Benton. Montlcelto; c. L. C. Thomas, Madi son; W. R. McCaw. Macon: George Has kell. Maeou; J. A. Sikes. Irion City; E. V. Grant, Rome; 11. W. v McClure, Bafnbrtolge. AT THE~MARION. John W. 1 feint. High fjog; Porter War ren, Cement: L. F. Smith. Troy; J. P. Peacock. Cochran: C. M. Todd. Lawrence- vllle;: M. V. Ussier, MILkr; !\ E. Robin son. Savannah: J. C. llane. Jr., Savannah; Mias Jane (’ranch, Carteravllle; Mrs. J. B. Ramsey. Union Springs; J. U\ Doughrtfy and wife, E*Uth. fin.: Lee L. Sweat, Way- proas: J. F.’ Stone, Cairo; W. II. thott, — ton; Fuller Grow '* ** atu, Grcenffeld. ATLANTA MAPKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. (Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit ani PrtKliice exchange. Lemon*. 34.76q6.0(X Limes 60 to Toe. Peaches, per crate, 60c to 91-00. Pineapples, 91.60 to U60. * M A Bananas, straights, i—" bunch 9L60 to fl.75. Culls, per bnnen, 91 to 91.25. Watermelon, 97.60 to 920.00 per 100; de. m pOuffiiY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE— Live hena 16 to |7Vkc: frlea 22H to 26c: broilers 16 to 22^c. Live ducks, Pekin 30 to 36c; puddle 26 to 274c. Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c. Eggs, per doxeu. 16 to l*c. Butter, table, per lb., 20 to 224c; cook ing. per lb., 124c to l£c. Honey-New IfflOo lb.; In Mb. rack* 10 ^VEGETABLES.—Irish poUtoes. No. I stock 34 barrel; No. 2 Slock 92.60. Tomatoes, per crate, 75c to $1.25. Old aweet potatoes, per bushel, 91 to 9L26; ew sweet potatoes 91.60 bnaheb FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. .FLOUR—Poatela Patent, 9100; Diamond patent, 96.66; Mascoutsb Star, H-75; fancy K tent, 94.66; Blue Ribbon, 94.10; fancy, 90; spring wheat patent. 96.25 to 95.76. CORN—Choice red cob, 77c; No. 2 white, 76c; No. 2 yellow, 764c; mixed, 76c. OAT8—Choice white clipped, 54c; choice white, 60c; choice mixed, 60c; Texas rust proof, 51c. ' MEAL.—Plait water ground, per bushel, l 140-11>. Jutes, per bushel, 68c; snorts, wnlte, 81.40: medium. SxJ6; brown, 81.30: pure bran, 91.15; mixed bran, 8U0. HAY.—Timothy, clbace targe bales, *1.10: do. choice small bales, 81.06; do, No. 1 l mot by I tales. )(.<*, do.. No. 2 91; do.. No. 2 •lover mixed, 81.00; do, No. 2 closed mixed, ,0 CM>VHR.-Ctlol« »». The above prices are f. a b. Atlanta, aod subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. ^ m StTGAll.-Standard granulated 6c. New York Refined 4)4 to 44; plantations 44 to Arbuckle’a 815. —veil ‘ ‘ normal. RICE.—Carolina 44 to 74c, according to grade. Market very strong. CHEESE—Fancy fall cream dslry, 144c; twins 14c; brick, 14c. Market atronj- imui uric*, m-. juncgCt Strong. I’llOVIMIONH.—Muprrai, b«m, 1 £•. Dot, hnin, CiiMfornl. ham, KHic: Hed C’ro« hnma. 15c. Drr ult aitra riba W.75; belllf,, M-5 |b,„ 110.25: fnt hack,, Ic; plate,. 5c: Supreme lard. 10.75; Red Croaa, 10c. 8oow Drift compound, 7Kc: Red Croaa, 7Ke- STOCKi’AND BONDS. Illd. Aaked. Georgia «Hi. MM..... JM }«, tieorule. It. It. 5e, M10 JOS.. J05Vi Paranuab 5a. 1900 101H 103\ Macon 5a. 1910 100 Atlanta. 5a, 1911.. 1» Atlanta, OVfea, 1922 107 ATISIlia, VTta. Atlanta 4s, W34...... 106 Atlanta and West Po nt......... 1«5 Atlanta nud West Point Debt*. 107 C. R. of Georgia first Income da eecond Income 994 do. third lncom..e 17 Georgia 366 Augusta and Savannah 116 Southwestern Ilf 107 170 •55 M HJ THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. »" u to. rwi v» uriu Clear. I*. Kl Reno dear, 76. Texarkana dear, 80.' Sher man clear, 73. LaGrange cloudy, 78. Ty ler clear, 72. Bonham clear, 76. Greenville dear, 72. Dallas dear, 78.. Mississippi—Meridian dear and pleasant. Natchex partly cloudy and warm. Yasoo City and Greenwood dear and hot. Jack- son clear and pleasant. Vlckaburg, Haile- hurst and Brookbaven clear anil warm. New Albany and Amory clear and warm. Al>erdeen clear and hot. Alabama—Selma and Troy dear and Pleasant. Birmingham clear and hot Montgomery clow dear and pleaaai partly cloudy an<! no rain yet _ _ ^asant. con clear and warm; rain fair and warm. Al- - Columbus dear and pleasant North Carolina—Charlotte clear and pleas ant. Greensboro deer and cool. Raleigh cloudy and cool; light ralna yesterday aud last night. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana, Mississippi and Western Ala bama-Fair Tuesday nnd Wednesday: vari able winds. Georgia—Fair In north; showers In sooth portion Tuesday; Wednesday fair, warmer In south portion: variable winds. East Texas—Fair Tuesday and Wednca- ty; light to south winds on the edast. west Texas—Local showers Tuesday ex cept fair In southeast portion; Wednesday probably fair. STATE FORECA8T. WEATHER CONDITIONS, With but few exceptions, clear weather revalls over the entire country this morn- .jig. The rains In the past 2) hours have been confined to the Atalntlc states, the eastern lake region and the upper Missouri of highest barometer Is now near Mar quette, Mich., having moved northeast from tne Missouri valley since Monday morning. At most stations west of the Mississippi there has been a decrease In air pressure, bat there hr no well-defined storm area. The temperature has remained practically sta tionary except at one or two stations In the Rocky Mountain districts. NEGRO ENTERS RACE FOR LIEUT. GOV. gpeelnl to The Oeorglen. Birmingham. Ala.. July *1.—In a note addroaeed to Chairman J. O. Thnmpeon, of the Republican atate committee, Ad Wlmbe, a negro of areenebioro, announce, himself a can dldate for the office of lleutenant.gov ernor. Wlmbe was a delegate to the last national convention. FLIES ARE BLAMED FOR CHOLERA SPREAD By Titrate Leased Wire. Washington, July 51.—According to advices received by the bureau of In sular affaire, the outbreak of cholera In the Philippines Is due to the urn usual number of (lies which Infeet the islands. Dr. Heiser, who la head ot the bureau of health In the I,land,, enter tains this opinion and la urging a war upon the pests. GEORGIA NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS COTTON REGION BULLETIN. -Tor the it bonra endl merldlen time, July 51, : STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. Rain Killa Young Quail,. Special to The Georgian. Augusta, Qa., July >1.—On account of the recent hard ralna which have flooded the Helds In all parte of the atate. It I* reported that there will be a marked shortage In the bird crop of this year, and that the quail hunters will find but few to shoot. River BliTwill Paee. Special to The Oeorglen. Augunta, Qa.. July It.—Congresgman Hardwick states that there will be no doubt about the bill passing the next session of congress for the Im- E rovements on the Savannah river. Is says that this will bel one of the first bills to come before the short le sion. Believe, He Passed Exam. Special to The Georgian. Augusta. Oa^ July 51.—Captain Jolce, second officer In charge at the Augusta arsenal, la awaiting hla com mission as major In the regular serv ice. He returned from Washington and believe there was no doubt whatever about bis passing the examination. TRY AWANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN ^Atlanta, clear. •Chattanooga, dear. . • . Columbii*. clear Onlnearllle, dear. , , « , Greenville, dear. • * . . Griffin, dear •Maron. clear. MouttcvUo, dear New nan, dear. Hpartaubnrg. dear. . . , , Tallapooaa, dear. . . , . Toecoa, dear. West Point, dear. , . , •Minimum temperatures are for. 12-botn period ending at 8 a. m. this date. Temp'tnre. HEAVY RAINFALLS. Blockvllle, 8. C 2.70 “ 1.64 mnrRTHie, o. t,. Florence, N. C,, CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta. .... Auguata. .... Charleston. • . . Galveston. . . . , Little Rock. . . , Memphis. .... Mobile. .... Montgomery. , . New Orleans. . , Oklahoma Ravannab. . . • Vlckabnrg. . . . Wilmington. , ,v .. * indicates Inappreciable rainfall. REMARKS. The temperatures were somewhat higher In moat of the central and western dis tricts. and. lower In Wilmington district Rainfall wax confined to the eaatern portion of the l»«lt and consisted of showers with the exception of a few heavy falls la the Carolina*. Ill T i CATHOLICS DEBATE DIVORCE PROBLEM By Prints Leased Wire. Buffalo, N. Y, July 11.—Delegate, to the American Federation of Catholic Societies are busy today. The gubject of divorce is receiving considerable at tention anil the Volk Verin proposition will no doubt provoke a spirited dis cussion before the session adjourns thla afternoon. The school. Immigration questions and socialism will, of course, be dis cussed at length. The meeting last night at convention hall was attended by p rotes tents as well as Catholics to listen to the lectuure on "A Dream of Equality" by Rev. Francis E. Kelley. n aaAm WniHfiisAwai 1 .w—-