The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, August 08, 1906, Image 10
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS III'SINI'SS flOlYsI
should hare U(b grade slrns Call i
Kent Sign Co., 91)4 North Pryor stret
81*0
t 2928.
TUB SOUTHERN AUCTION
rage Company, at 30 Sonth I’i
tIDMr *>f •"I* Jrou out
COAL. DRV rrOVRWOOD-PROMFT OK
MASON
feet to
done on
$800. Wl..
The Georgian.
FOR SALE—DEBT RUDDER
nery anti a corn and n wheat ml;
Mnery In good condition: good l<
Apply to 8. A. John*on, Slloam. Ge.
6,000.000 , KgfeT OF SECOND GROWTH
pine: wlah to-flint market for lumber. Ad-
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE MEN
as helpers in the foundry to lasrn wild-
•ra* trade. Good pay to start with uod
better r*7 In two or three months. r '“ , “
those with c * *
Del.om h Mill
WANTED.
TWENTY GOOD, RELIA
BLE BOYS BETWEEN 14
AND 17 YEARS OF AGE
FOR SEVERAL HOURS’
WORK IN AFTERNOON.
ADDRESS, IN OWN
HANDWRITING, B. X. L„
CARE THE ATLANTA
GEORGIAN. , .
wanted—yoitxo man to learn
the drug business. Address “Druggist,"
rare The Atlanta Georgian.
IP YOU ARK A !II()H*CLAHH MAN.
competent to 11)1 a high class position, we
have It for you. Posit Iona In nearly every
line from 150 to $300 per month. Good poel-
W ANT ED—A GOOD. RELIABLE IHORHE-
shoer nml general plantation smith; none
other need apply. Steady job and good
wages to the right man. Address Lock Dos
37. Jackson, Ga.
FOR SALE - SEVERAL
cheap. Atlanta Gas Lift
works, Thurmond street.
DON’T GO BLIND.
iuii line oi irunaa. travelers supplies
J-’ Off.I <• lied. Tile rhea peat
•old. We buy, #♦**II or exchange everytl
FOR SALB-rTWO CAR LOADS
QroekwaJ atirrles, runabout* and
wagons. Nothing better made. <
WANTED—MI8CELLANEOU8.
71 Whltehnll street.
FOR 8ALE— REAL ESTATE.
289 CREW STREET; BEST
room home In Atlanta for the m<
Kelly aty«et r largo four-room hou_
ero. Seven • rooms »and bath, ^mttage, 22
Hnusell; half block Grant park. Devon
rooms and hall. 619 East FAIL Five large
rooms, bath and basement, on
Tfi.*
hall on I.uckle. near Pine. Six-room <
tnga on Cherokee avenue, near Goon
fronting Grant park. Three nice new I
and six-room cottages on Georgia nvan
an, 296. 2977 corner Cooper aud Raws
151 Gordon street, West End, ten-ro
residence. 108 Kelly street, six-room hoi
Six-room cottage on Capitol avenue.
lllll, a shady building lot. 200-acre fi
near Lakewood; will sell nil or part,
reasonable In price and terms, stevei
& Co., real estate agency, city and ci
try real estate, 1529 Candler building,
'phono 1061;. Atlanta 906.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ift'l
We own a chain of barber shops In
Atlanta In which we work only our own
graduates. Full coarse. $91 Commission
paid from day you enter. Atlanta Barber
Oollage. 162 Whitehall street.
ATLANTA BARBER ASSOCIATION. 162
Whitehall street. Good shave—I>ept. C,
3c.: Dept. B, 6c.; heir cut. Dept. C. 6c.;
Drift, if, 7c. Free abioe In both depart*
WANTRD-ONE EXPERIENCED MALE
Monographer and two fairly competent
Maeen Apply et once to the Smith
Premier Typewriter Company, employment
-of. 121 Cendler building. r I
epsrtmen'
Candler l
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - INDUS-
trloua, middle aged, of good character am|
with good health, for housekeeper’* post
lion or assistant. Would need to under
stand the care and mending of linen, and
he wlllltig to learn. A good, home with
WANTED - EXPERIENCED DINING
mom glrln; also pantry woman. Good
* mpaid and steady —' ‘
Lunch Company,
Went Baker street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—POSITION BY KXPKRI
cored drug clerk at present, employed;
good reasons for changlug. Best refer-
• urea. State salary expected to pay. Box
201, Tilton, G»-
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT C08T-MY 8TOCK Or IRON SAFES
street.
Kills, Atlanta.
FRESH SHELL OY8TEK8.
crabs, and shells
York on sale at
" ‘ | -ret' .
atreet.
HYGIENIC SANITARIUM IS NOW
ready for the reception and treatment of
all lurallds. I*ast price $1 per day. Dr.
J. M. Armstrong. Morrow. Ga.
WE WANT A POEM. AND FOR ONE
that suits our needs we will pay 115. For
conditions of contest and other Informa
tion. address The Mocking Bird, Box 15.
Newoan. Ga.
FOR RENT— ROOM8.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; on second floor; two rooms
on third floor for gentlemeu; nil coove-
. 117 Spring St. Atlanta phone 4668.
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED CON-
L. Main.
WANTED—ROOM8.
PLEASANT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO
Catholic gentlemen, with references; pri
vate family; good nwghbortmod. Address
A. i'.,' raw Georgian.
Kent. »1H X. Pryor.
Who puts your paper
And guarantees (hat It
Does your painting.'.do,.
AnJ "srwsya lowest.In, the pricer*
Burnett: of course!
Your "UnrJe Jim" Is hard to-beat;
eiinmcled elssp, diamond center. . .
17 Formwslt street and Chnmherlln-Johu-
anti-Du Bose's store, or on Ptaehtr*
tween potpts named. Liberal re
returned to 17 Forrawslt. -
FOUND.
•RANKLIN/tHH CLKAN /H.jtAN
low. cleans suits $1 to $1.60. l*anti
II Whitehall 8t. I'boues. Roll 629. A.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Established 1590.
WBYMAN A CONNERS, EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
lend money for purchase tnone;
straightloans made fori.per cent and up
wards. According to desirability of loan.
W. A. - Foster, J2 South Broad street.
TUB UNION HAVINOH
»ney notr
Atlanta
purchase tuone;
on Improved Atlanta property
able rates. Bell phone 78$. 0<
ws.
MONKY TO LOAN AT I I ANI> 7 PER
rent Intomt, areordlu, to arenrll* of.
f.re.1; .111,11 .xp#na. and prompt attention.
Only on mil r.tat. In aud near Atlanta.
H. It. Turman.
LOAN BO ON HUAI. KBTATB. <
YEAR*. « PKR t'RNT. JOHN
II BAHT ALABAMA HTIIKKT.
M'RCIAL HOME FINOS TO LEND
FAUSI LOANB-WB AIIK I'LAUINO
loan, on'Georgia farm, at th, loweat
offered. Tho Houth.ru Mortgage
1—
WANTED—MONEY.
WANTEO—HKVKRA1. t» N E D O L 1. A It
,nld ideeea; will par good premium. Cold,
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER ANP I’AINTH.
"Don'l lat >m -tool you." Jim llurn.lt
tformre.ly of nuru.lt A Wllll.l I* nut dand
miming. II. I. contracting wall pa—
painting. Offlca and .how room
llunter atreoL Both 'phouoa M0.
PERSONAL.
david w. VAiutr.orcn.
MASTKH PLLMBER.
ITS*. SO R. Hant.r BL
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THR BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
aold at MM N. Pryor St. Al» K.at,
Phono IMS.
KROM'S MEPIUATF.il SKIN.. BCAI.F
and hair wain: aohl at drng aad deimrt-
m.ut atom: aak for It or writ, J. J. Krom,
Benin aad Hair HprcUliat, <11 Tha Ora ml.
Atlanta. Oa.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
> SB or call at UM Cam
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA ANP ’ MILAN " HTHAW^ilATnt
Bind, or aweata, Sc curb >itra.
ACME MATTERS. (10 Whitehall BL
SHOE REPAIRING.
3 GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
t- 4 Lt.TKIK. OPPOSITF, PIEDMONT.
Bell 23S't. Men’s sewed half soles, 75c.
K FOR FINE SHOE RE-
B . PAIRING
•s go to J. W. Carroll, 47 Tloutb Pryor street,
iv opposite coort bouse. All work first-class.
No cheap prices.
■J BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALK4NG MACHINES AND RECORD A—
Wholesale and retail dtatr1buti>ni of Vic-
'• tor Talking MaoMoea nr.d Records. Jnst
, received large consignment of nmrblnes ami
over 10.000 recorda. Immediate attention
given mall ord«#s. Wo wont the names of
nil talking machine dealers In the south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Eire* Co.
BJCYCLEH AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
. bicycle and sundry distributors In tbs
, sonth. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale,
' Hnell and Hudson bicycles. Write for oar
K IM! cntnlogve and price Hat A/exander-
K1 yen Co.
; BfTNOLDa THE SION PAINTER.
, Signs, banner*. Lngs and flag decorations
for special occodons. 20ty E. Alabama 8L
~ KltOMpPATU!-. ItEMEDIEH djlil!
scalp diseases and make hair grow.
Kroin s Medicated Soap makes you by-
K glenlrnlly dean. (30 year* success.) J, J.
n Kroin, specialist. 613 ‘The Grand," At
lanta. G*.
! CASH REGISTERS.
1 .
j (Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. I1ALLWOODB. IDEALS
> and nil other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell you n register, suitable for
any business, at a price that cannot help
- but pleose you.
Cosh cr monthly payments. Every register
. giiR'-nr « '»>l fur iivii y*-iir*. Southern Ciiah
- Reglste- Co.. Branch of American Second-
> Hand Cc-sh l.eglater Co.. 24 8. Broad street,
Atlanta. Qa.
REGISTER EXCHANGE,
24 8. Broad 8t.,
Atlanta, Ga.
2
M. A. SHELTON,
' DON'T FORGET M. A. BHELTON IS A
practical atoye and range repairer; heat
work and material guaranteed. Both phones
•278. 61 8. Pryor atreet
,
. Have good tenant for
house on the nbrth side.
'
Will pay good reht..
SBB - LIEBMAN
REAL ESTATE
AND RENTING
28 PEACHTREE ST.
Phones 1075.
MONEY! MONEY!
MONEY!
Bo Wise and Invest Your
Money "Where It Is Safe
and Where It Will Pay
You Large Amount Net
’Interest.
WILL BELL YOU TWO OB FOUR NEW ,
t aud .room bout.. In cholre whit, neigh,
hnrhood. rented so as to pay you • per
cent net first year and 9\ j*er cent second
J-’-r. Onlj *8,360 or SI6.5M nredrd; half 1
iaah.
Oil rA.\ SkLts YOt; (.’lIOK’fcJ CORNER
near the now pout office, with Improve- «
menta, that is paying « per cent net; ft will
double In value within three years. C
m rrowjrwu'viiM m 1
on Peachtree; aow paying not less than
6Vi per cent net; said property has doubled
In vnlue within the last four yeara and
will advance within the next four years
not leas than 6 per cent. Can prore all wc
ear.
WILL HULL YOU TIIK GltKATBKT -
bargain In railroad frontnge close In (with
Improvements worth $12,000). Say, 200 feet
on rallnmil^ly 30 fret on street, for the ^
lit! Vlll' WANT A NBW IIOMK OF FHOM j
« to 10 room, on th. north, aoath or Wpat V
aid. nt from *1.700 to II' : Or lota In nnj ,
IHtrt of tha I'lt.r. with t.riua on all tbo '
nlHivr. Call and m ui. Will be plraarel ,
to arrr. jtou. ^
|
M. McNEILL and $
WM. S. SHERWOOD,
Room 514 Empire Building.
$12,000, A BARGAIN.
OVER 10 ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN ~
city limits, 300 feet of car Une, 16 minutes* ^
ride from center of city. 1,000 feet street
frontage. Private tract privilege of over
1,900 feet In center of property. All for n
your money within one year. p
M. McNEIL and
T
W. S. SHERWOOD
514 Empiro Bldg.
R
HENRY H. JACKSON.
$4,60A—TEX-ROOM MODERN NORTH ..
side home: $500 cash and $60 month. House "
will rent $40 month. Couie quick liefon*
•old or rented. «
*7.006—N1NB-HOOM UOI'HK: COST 0,600
to bnltd; 10 acres fine grove, worth $5.0)0 t .
to |7Joo; on atrret rar lla.v Moat arit —
uulck. Can .get you $1o,ojo oc more In short w
Oin.. . • .
*3.600 lU'YH 960 At'IIBR LAND. FOUR jr
h«mne«; full stock rnrin: only $1,000 cash. 1
Owner got to have this quick. p
FARM IVfc MILKS OF MACON, GA. IIAS II
kaoffn bed* and brick clay; *<tJoining
farms sold $3 to $90 per acre.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building.
$3,600—BRAND NEW 6-BOOM COTTAGE.
Just completed, on North avenue, near
Jackson street; you will hare to see this
cosy little cottage to appreciate Its value.
Beat of material and workmanship used,
beautiful cabinet mantels, tinted walls, etc.
Can make attractive terms to right parties.
THIRTY ACRES UP THE PEACHTREE
road, lying Juat off the main road; splen
did S-room cottage, splendid orchard, ail
kinds of fruit, splendid wire fences and
Iron gates, good pasturage, springs, etc. We
want to show you this and point out sev
eral features not mentioned here, and then
make you a price.
$6.2S0—X. BOULEVARD; BRAND NEW
9-room house on large lot. In prettiest
part of this street, being near North are-
nd Ponce DeLeon. This Is a beauty
and no mistake. Can make very easy terms
tbts to desirable party.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
NEAR GEORGIA AVENUE WU HAVE
two new three-room cottages, renting nt
$6 each. We can sell the two for $900. Let
us show you this.
i.\ # d.S'fi (H* CAR LINE IS* WfitW
End wc hare a nice corner lot, 2SS by 320;
only $9.000.
KiVE-ltuoM iinrsK T>S nklhoN
i:\v itvi: icci.Vm him m: wrni n.u.r
and 22 acres of land. one-fonrtti of a mile
nf « hurt roinl. inllcs from center of city;
k'K HAVE A 6l^
EIIIHT IIOOM IIOt’HK. UOIINEII I.OT. M
l,y 131, In fl Mix k of rer lino. Prim 33.000.
IIHAMi .VKIV HI.XTinuM i'llTTAIIE
lenwood avenue—$2.250. Ensy Lcrms.
:iu:kns:
Manufacturing Sites
No use for an Atlanta manufacturing concern to
start up business on a small lot only to outgrow it in
a year or two.
Let us show you a superb tract of land just be
yond city limits on Georgia railroad, 7 or 8 acres, ly
ing level. Price $12,000; easy terms.
The possession nf this fine site would be a good
asset for a manufacturing concern to start off with.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
homo of ulno rooms, on the prettiest 80 by
180-foot lot In the city; house Is furnace-
heated and up to date. Can assist you to
is on this.
room house, lot 60x160 to alley; elevated,
rooms, two stories. In good condition, on
Peachtrees, we have a lovely 2-story 8-
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Suburban Homaa.
The flrat month will bo given FREE
be given FREE at the
i house.. Tbese are located on the
7 and 8 room,; have
la cheaper than living In the city
It now has a new church, neatly
Rent (20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODS1DE,
II Auburn Avenue.
Investments. Call nod see
STATISTICS.
BIRTH8.
To Mr. and Mrs. K, Slegal, at 178 Gilmer
street, a daughter.
To 3Ir. and Mrs. N. <L Cassell, at 176 Yen
able atreet, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dcckner, at 425
Luckle street, a daughter.
DEATHS.
George P. Veal, 1 year old, died of bron
chitis at 72H Houston street.
Eugenia E. Bailey. 16 months old, died of
pneumonia nt 141 l'etcrs street.
Mrs. Martini 8. Chandler, 72 years old,
died of old age nt 90 Carlton avenue.
3Irs. Rebecca Brewn, 22 years old, died
at 133 West Fnlr atreet.
J. B. Davenport, 82 years old, died at 19
West Cain street.
Christine Grant. 14 years old, died of
typhoid fever at 195 Euclid avenue.
Miss Tryphosa Marshall. 21 years old,
died of typhoid fever at 69 Luckle street.
I.lxxle Coker. 31 years old, died at Presby
terian hospital.
Katie Mne McKinnon, 16 years old, died
at 214 Windsor street.
PROPERTY~TRANSFER8.
$1,600— Edward Baugh to F. C. Lacy, lot
on Donne street. Loan deed.
$5. Love and Affection—George Jordan, to
Annie K.. George E. and Mary K. Jordan,
* it on Crew street. Warranty deed.
$4,690—J. W. Strickland to J. T." WII-
..atns and R. H. McDougal, lot on Trinity
avenue, near South ITyor. Warranty deed.
$2,000—8. W. Sullivan to Mrs. Agnes G.
Clark, lot on Angler avenue, near Summit
avenue. Warranty deed.
$1.750—51 rs. Florence T. Cheshire arid Mrs.
F. T. Jordan to A. P. Herrington, lot on
Little street, near Hill street. Warranty
deed.
$1,260—Mrs. Beatrice Mathews to Mrs. M.
K. Daley, lot on Gnrtrell street, near Fits-
gerald street. Warranty deed.
BUILDING PERMIT8.
$50—Sam Feldman, to re-cover one-story
frame dwelling at Irwin and Randolph
streets.
$176—Philip Maler. to repair frame dwell
ing nt 2» West Mitchell street.
$1.875—W. W. Landrum, to repair two-
story frame dwelling at 87 East'North are-
Fourteen Are Charged with
Forming Trust to Cor
ner Market.
By rrlT.t. Learnt Wire.
Philadelphia, Aug. 7.—Fourteen
members of the local Ice trust have
been Indicted by the grand Jury for
forming a combination to corner the
Ice market. 1
FOR RENT.
'fftnrsvjrTf’rjrnrrtW
ONE TWENTY-ROOM FLAT.
our tenants free.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT, -
12 Auburn Avcpuo,
Both Phones 611.
A NICE COTTAGE
BEAUTIFUL SHADE
and papered; large lot; block of car line;
ools and colleges. Price $2,600.
Box 02, Decatur.
J. H. GARNER & CO.
BAL ESTATE AND INVESTMEN
308 and 306'Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONES 4499.
PEAi’IITREK—VACANT
Pine; 60 feet rronf^ P.760.
PEACHTREE Pl.ACB-kiGUT-
: o*rner lot; 4
One fifth cash.
—large corner lot; cioee In$6,600. • One-
of Fifteenth street
LB. TllE llttAD
t; lot UMBHiH
100 feet front;
oa before trading.
THINKS SHEPHERD
DIDN'T KILL ALBERT
It Un't probable, In fact It-la hardly
posalble, that Jim Shepherd, the negro
who Is said to have confessed to the
murder of Policeman Albert, can be
brought back to Atlanta for a trial.
Colonel John Monaghan, assistant to
Solicitor Charlie Hill, had quite a lit
tle to say on the matter Monday morn
ing. Mr. Monaghan stated that Shep
herd could not be brought back here
on his own confession, nor on the
statement of his relatives.
"Before Albert died," said Mr. Mon
aghan, "ha told those near him that he
was not certain whether a negro or a
white person did the shooting, but that
If his assailant were a negro, he was a
very light mulatto*
Shepherd, according to those who are
In a position to kndw. Is a negro of the
blackest Ethiopian type, and If he con
fessed to the killing of the police officer
he belled the dying statement of the
murdered man.
Mr. Monaghan seems confident that
Shepherd will never be punished for
th# killing of Albert.
ENJOYMENT A8 A VRTUE.
TD INVITE BLOUNT
TO MAKE ADDRESS
Senator 13. S. Miller Introduced a res
olutlon in the senate Tuesday to invite
Hon. James H. Blount, of Macon, to
address a Joint session of the assembly
of Georgia on August 10 at noon, on
conditions In the Philippine Islands.
Judge Blount Is a son of former
Congressman Blount, and has served
in Cuba as a Federal Judge and non-
holds a similar position In the Philip
pines. He Is one of the codifiers of the
laws of both Cuba and the Philippines.
Judge Blount delivered an address
on the Philippines before the Georgia
Bar Association nt Warm Springs on
July 4. It made n profound lmpres
slon and shed such light on the sub
Ject that Senator Miller thinks It would
profit the general assembly to hear
him.
The senate adopted the resolution
and It was immediately transmitted to
the house.
The Dootrlne of Human Happiness as
Opposed to Renunciation.
All pessimism, all asceticism. Is found
ed upon the existence of what Tolstoy
calls the "lllueory thirst for enjoy
ment." Now, however numerous the
ca^s where enjoyment proves Impos
sible or mischievous, the continued ex
istence of the human race shows that
ntnety-nlne times out of a hundred
neither the enjoyment nor the thirst
for It Is Illusory, but, on the contrary,
a genuine advantage, making subse
quent enjoyment not leas, but more,
possible by perfecting the sensibilities.
The healthy activity of the whole In
dividual. with Its Inevitable hierarchy
of Impulses, both secures pleasure and
forestalls cloying, and, by Its Inclusion
of Intellectual and sympathetic Inter
ests, Its subordination of others to
these. It diminishes conflict with others
quite as effectually as does Tolstoy's
Renunciation. And here let me say
that there Is surely something mean In
this reciprocal renunciation, resulting
In the cessation of struggle and disap
pointment. Such renunciation Is often
needful In our Imperfect Individual
case; our eye gives us trouble, and we
cast It from us. But such rough and
ready, such wasteful, destructive meth
ods are surely not admissible In a
philosophy of life, -In a counsel of per
fection! The universal, as distin
guished from the Individual, rule for
greater haplness Is not self-diminution
but assimilation, expansion, the non
ego becoming. In Imagination and feel
ings, an Integral part lot the ego. Ai-
cltlclsm preaches voluntary Impoverish
ment; my nelghbdrp cease to steel be
cause I possess nothing; I cress to
covet because they possess nothing;
'tie Epictetus' safety after the thieves
had carried away his brass lamp. But
the law of human life Is barter; asking
freely and giving fully; mutual enrich
ing through each other's superfluity.
Asceticism refuses to admit this law;
for all asceticism moves In the logical
circle of pain as cause and effect.—
Vernon Le» In The North American Re
view.
JACKSON CO,VOTERS
HEARJOKE SMITH
Bpeclal to The Georgian.,
Jefferson, Ga., Aug. 7.—There' Is. a
large outpouring of the 'voters of, Jack-
son county hers today to hear' Hoke
Hmith'speak In the Interest of his can
didacy for the governorship.
The followers of Mr. Smith had plan
ned to make this the banner gathering
of the campaign In thla county.
ESTILL ON STUMP
IN CAMDEN COUNTV
Special to The Georgian.
Woodbury, Oa., Aug. 7.—Colonel J.
H. Estln is billed to deliver two speches
In Camden county today and there Is
expected to be a large gathering of the
south Georgia followers of Mr. Estlll.
Colonel Estlll speaks at this place
and at Klngaland today.
Tomorrow he will speak at Folks-
ton.
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
By Private Leased Wire.
Buffalo, Aug. 7.—Eorly this morning 'the
two-story frame building used by the Grand
Trunk railway as a freight house at llrldge-
liurg was completely destroyed by Are. For
a time the yard In which are 1,000 freight
cars wes menaced. Many valuable puiiera
were destroyed.
8CHOONER IS FORCED
. ONTO DANOEROU3 ROCKS
By Private Leased Wire.
Chatham, Mass., Aug. 7.—The three-mast
ed schooner George II. Jordan of New York
was crowded on to Pollock Itlp Shoals to-
dny l»y nn unknown tug towing four barges,
wlhch failed in tha fog'to give the'Jordan
enough seaway. The Jordan la leaking badly
and her cargo of coal will probably have to
be thrown oVerlnanl to get bee free. None
of the men on board was hurt.
B. 0. MEDLOCK.
IN THE GEORGIAN
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
RETAIL DRUGGIST
COMMITS SUICIDE
8perlal to The Georgian.
New Orleans, La.. Aug. 7.—A special
from Boy st. Louts aaya:
"Frank Jacobs, a retail druggist,
committed suicide this morning by
blowing out his brains with a revolver.
Jacobs was arrested for sending ob
scene letters through the malls, and
pleaded guilty, and It wan on this ac
count that he took hla life.
■reef cents per thousand entile feet. The
“v* pvofiIs of the Manchester_gs« depart-
ST?!,. 1 "* f*- 00 * 'OKjaiEtlsd
of this snss a little more than Oo.o» was
*3!” tu 8* city rand rin air of
rates. Sneer as Magazine.
.r^Ji'thlnJ™? P 1 *'.?. 1 rating, as la
^7. i* t!r- w 111 * breakfast was a Mt
of hroail and dxeie, or a chop and a
glass of milk. ^ *
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Toxas—Tylor cloudy and threatening;
hard rain yesterday. Houston clear and
idonnnnt. Dalian cloudy and warm. Fort
Worth clear and hot. .San Antonio cloudy
nml warm. Tyler fnlr; temperature 7i.
Bonham cloudy; 80. Iteanmont clear, 8t
CorHlcaun cloudy; 78. Sherman, *low rsla
falling. Waco fnlr; 50. New Braunfels
fnlr; «2. Houston clear; 84. Gnlrestoo
clear: 83. Oklahoma City cloudy; 73; rain*
od nil night. Gainesville cloudy; 74; min
ed this* morning. Ardmore cloudy: 75; rain
ed last night. Dallas cloudy; b9.
Mlnslflftipid-Greenwood dear and pleas
ant. Nhfchez clear and warm; rain laM r
night. VIckRhurg and Yazoo city door
and hot. Hnxlehurst, Jackson nml Brook-
haven cloudy and hot. Meridian dear and
hot; henry rain yesterday. Hattiesburg
cloudy and hot; hard rain yesterday after
noon. Amory. Cnlumtius nml Aberdeen
clenr nml warm. New Albany cloudy and
warm. Tupelo dear and hot.
Alnlumii -Troy i r mi.! pleasant. Seims
cloudy and warm. Birmingham clear and
hot. Montgomery and Opelika 'clear and
warm. Mobile clear and hot. Huntsrllls
partly cloudy and hot. . .
Georgia—Macon clear and hot Americas
clear and warm. Albany clear and warrii.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT;
Extreme Northwest—Clear; 48 to 12
above.
Northwest—Cloudy: 52 to 68 above; gener
al rains In 8outli Dakota; local rains In
Minnesota; now raining nt Rapid City. .
West and Southwest—Cloudy; 58 to 72
above: general rains; now raining in Sioux
City, Dubuque, Davenport, Hprlngfletd, Mo.,
St. Louis and Kansas City.
Ohio Volley—Cloudy; 72 to 76 above; gen
eral-rains.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Georgia—Partly cloudy, with local rains
..nd thunderstorms In the mountain, dis
tricts Tuesday and Wednesday; light va
riable wIihIn.
Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama and East
and West Florida—Showers Tuesday
and Wednesday: light wluds. mostly east.
West Texas—Fair Tuesday and Wednes
day.
STATE FORECAST. ..
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
showers hare oc*
rtirr.'fl :if stations cast of the
Rain was falling this morning nt Rapid
‘Tty. 8. D.. Davenport. Iowa, Rt. * Ixmfs,
ern hnlf of the mnp. current temperatures
of so decrees occurring nt Boston, Norfolk
and on the south Atlantic const. -
The pressure continues high over the
states east of the Mississippi, south, of the
Ohio.
The conditions favor partly cloudy weath
er In this section tonight and Wednesday,
with showers.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending nt I a. m., 75th
meridian time, August 7, 1906. “
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA .
DISTRICT.
^Atlanta,. cloudy.... . .
‘Chattanooga, p. cloudy...
MOntlcelL.
Newoan, dear. . . . .
Roma, cloudy. , ,
Spartanburg, cloudy. . ,
Tallapoosa, dear. ... .
Toccoa. dear. . . . .
West Point, p. dowdy.,
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Blnckvllle, 8. C .1 .. ..106
■’ovlngton, Tenn .. .. .. ..‘..2.00
'hnmller, Okl.i .. ..2.66
Shawnee. Okla 2.12
Still water, okla.. ..... .. .2-62
Ardmore. I. T .. .. f . 2.3)
CENTRAL
STATION.
ill
A ft nut a
Augusta
Charleston. .....
Galveston 91 90
Little Rock.. . J ‘
Memphis. ...... ...
Mobile. ....... 10 » "72
Montgomery. . .
New Orleans. . .
Oklahoma. . . .
Savannah. . . .
Vicksburg. . . .
Wilmington. .......
T indicates Inappreciable ralafslL
REMARKS.
8llghtly higher temperatures were im
ported than for the prerlous 24 hours lo
moat districts, llnlns occurred In all d*f’
trlcts except In the Charleston district.
Heavy ralnralls were reported In Oklabmnn.
Mouth Carolina and Tennessee. -
J. B. MAR BURY.
Section Director.
Dllt' Averages.
Temp* tu re.
Min.
fi*
I
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Bid. Azksd.
Atl.ntarU, lvtl IK
Atltuti, 4tU Its U7
Atlanta tv 1MI 106
Atlanta .m l Wsat Point lg
Atlanta tnl Wsat Point Dsbti. 117
It. of tlsoncta lat In
it. Sd
v hi
Gsarfta a
Auxnata and Savannah Us
lknthivs.tsrn Ui
Inronua
. aid A. 1st.,
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Yovh. Aue. 7.-I .oval red nod and n»
tnxnv .Irons; reitm-d qtmtsd nt nwbanr' ■
pvlren: quotation- for rnw ndranssd V;
•-rntrlfnxnl-. S3 Mnrenvndo. U-Jil-
in-I.sasa. B.13S. London hsst marks' nt
-August and September quoted at *