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, UOO,(0)0® HORSE POWER Os Niagara Falls if Usid for flaking Nitrogen Fertilizer is Substituted BY MUONS OF LIVING ORGANISMS HARNESSED TO THE WORK BY STANDARD NITROGEN COMPANY, z SINGER BUILDING, N. Y. “Heyi’s Concentrated Nitrogen Producer” Com posite Farmogerm We guarantee to keep high grade farming lands high grade crop producers ajid to make low grade lands into high grade crop producers. In the latter case increase in value is guaranteed FOUR TO FIVE TIMES ORIGINAL COST OF LAND. We make small organisms work for our company by taking nitrogen, the greatest crop producer known, from the air. As we employ BILLIONS of them, we save our Company the trouble of expending fortunes in machinery and water powers. SAMPLE BOTTLE, 50c. STOCK LISTED ON NEW YORK CURB. Psototss — UUBBTK «* Mture. b«h sexes. All revealed. Iflc. Glob* Pub. Co . Box 6. Anguata. Mich FCTCBB— I peadirt lew*. bnain***. aerreaa or troteb. birthdate, Sc; Prof. T. K. Rh*pn*l. Blzftiaistoc. N. T. •WOULD TOC MARRY IF SUITED? Ma tri mo alii paper containing buadrvda advertieemcnts Marriageable people from all section*. rich, peer. youg. «d. PrtXestanta. Catbolica. mailed sealed free H H. Gonnela. Toledo. Ohio. UinnV r ,a * «• earth. sent free. Fbo- MAH H I Ina as every lady member Tb* ill Ailll I Pilot, Dept. C. Harebell. MM. MARRY RICH 3 tn Ann I Stasdart Car. dab. Grayslake. XU. aa ■ fIRV F*o»<'e. deecrtpr.oßc 4 I*. O. addressee MIUU lof pretty, riot ladles A r-nts. want to 0110111 marry. free H Jabs. St. Paul. Minn. Agents Wanted AGBNTB WANTED to aeU Satire Herbs. >1 box * *• tablets ter 38c. Write P. Melrose. Coloin bea. Obte. AGBJWS—Portraits Sc. frames Ue. sheet ple turaa lc. stereoscopes 25c. slews lc. » days' credit. Samples aad catalog free. Consolidated Portrait. Dept. 4587. WT7 W. Adams St.. Chicago. B A DAT. cither sax. eoUertlng flowers, ferns, evergreens, roots and herbs. Samples, price aad idelca. Me Particulars, free. Botanical Bores*. USB Portsea St.. New Haven. Conn. SETT, TOBACCO AND CIGARS locally or trav ails*. Salary ar eavamtaaioa. Ftdl time or side-ltae. Good pay; promotion. Experience an -11 11117 Address Moro took Tobaces works. Box B-14, Danville. Ta. THE NORTH POLK POUND—We have the beet bosk pobUabed. giving Cook's own story and Peary's expedition. AGENTS WANTED. OCT FIT FREE send 10c to pay postage. BEST TERMS, also valuable premiums given to agents wSo work thirty days. Be first la the field; • ‘ACT AT ONCE Phillips Boyd Publishing Com pany. Atlanta. Ga. r.• a. acucr. ioa xa st, pujtma, pa ' For Bole. FOB BALS—AU ktada pure brad dogs. E. F. WUmoth. Shelbyville. By. FOR BALE. FEATHERS—AII kinds at domestic feathers Live geese feathers a specialty. Write for samples and prices. R. 8. Eubanks. ?>H Booth Broad street. Atlanta. Gl BB LUCKY! VIRGINIA FAIBY OB LUCKY ■TONER Boel Crosses of Ston*. Just aa they Bout of earth. An ideal present. 50c up. ■ refunded if dissatisfied. History Free. LCCKT STONE CO.. Dept. “U~ Boanoke. Vl A BBOBGLA FARM. 1,10 acroa. I miles from EDaviUs. Ot. on public road, has good two story eight-room dwelling, four tenant houses, barn. etc.. Nt scree la cultivation, the rest of place Is tn timber. Would make a Dae stock ‘|ml Price |S.ooo Write for our Het of fame. Americus Beal Batata Co.. Americus. Gl FOB BALB—ideal stock, grain, truck er cotton sane, consisting of I.too acres of splendid pro ductive land, a large portion highly Improved. Good dwelling, barns, tenant bouses, etc., alt sated on 8 A. U B R . 16 miles west of At lanta. Ga. WIU sell either as a whole or sub divide to suit purchaser, part eaab and terma oa balance. For full Information and pries, writs Jas. T. Anderson. Marietta. Gl FOB BALE—Ten miles south of Korkmart. us.. 188-acre farm, well Improved, for 81.500. S6OO cash aad assume a loan of MOO. due 1912. 100 acres near this one for $1,300 cash. 300 acres eeltanie for stork farm, 2H miles east of Roca mart: price $4,900. O. F. Morris. Meal Estate, mock ■art. Ga. * FOR SALE—MH seres of good land: U acres cleared; In pine timber; a good six-room house, with three veranda a. well finished and painted. AU new joist completed. Good barn and outbuilding* A* good well of water as there Is <a the state. Land wiu make from a bale to a haie aad a half cotton per acre. Situate! k. om the M.. D. * & B. R.. one mile from at* tlsa. three-cnarterv mile from eburrb and good school, rood neighborhood and healthy, price if add » M days. $2,500; half cash, balance one and two years Per further Information. audre-m J. B. Squires. Klbbes. Ga. M •kontab Needles. Rada, G*M*m«tme foe Oo>4. HL-vr aad hidden trwsrrva ‘-WAcomesU are tbs baas. Cat. t cent* JI Minorabayply Co. Dspc 5 .Palmyro,Pa TOBACCO CURES » TOBACCO HABIT CUBED OR NO COST. Harm less home treatment. Nl-Ko Work*. No. 1, Wichita. Kansas Miscellaneous WANTED—Taung men to qualify a* Railway * Nail. PcstoCflce Clerks. Camera. Also .Mo- I tosmen. Ccndncture Firemen. Brakemen. Pick F your choice and write us. American Standard InaUtute. Kansas City. Mo.. Dept. S. LEMRN MAIL ORDER BLSINESS FOR H.«. Either sex. Price includes complete original. MKCCMfuI course and good starting sample. Halt work, spare tint, big profits. Begin at ot.ee for Fall and Winter aeasons. William P. Darrah A Cs.. Rldgc-y. Penna. LEARN bow to make sanitary clean-all. It will dean earpets. rug*, ribbon* and delicate fabrics and bring out «be color* clear and bright. It I* j a boon to every elean and thrifty bousekeer>?r because it is mon effective and can be used in 1 more .ways then any soap In she worM. and can be made for the marvelously low price of 1 cent i a pound. It win remove -po-» on eiotiiing.etc. It I will clean woodwork, hardwood n.«rs and auto I • mcbllea eaally and effectively without Injuring' the finish It can be made and k -pt in «oy i qttattlty and -ctll never become irneld. Formula •fid cstuplMe direr’ions for tac. Sanitary Clean , tsg t>. KM W. 25’h. Indlaiujnoiia. Ind. LEARN WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY , Kaflvajr •»! <-atnntercial Trierraidiy. Great sb.>rta*e of operators. Wo afwvate the six official training acboois of over TO railroads, under duett supervision of railroad officials. Otil> * \ aoUioruetl yirelesa Institutes in Lulled States Positions assured all graduates under a guar- Mud Wert flor expenses. Vat tree. MATIONAL TELEG. IXSTITUTE, Cincinnati. Ohio, xmbb.. Commit*. 8. C. WeWantAGENTS Extra Pair of Pants and Fancy VEST FREE WITH EVERY SUIT Kay E< press Charges L Wasta eastern MVn andpa*mv«ly«rt»D4 aMsljnala* ordarvd *adtfricUyin»ooo’d« —jdAf.'-Tk KnkAi~r\jJ »nra*im.L>.r*tae.ta /TM.'V.’.’Z B aw>*a*cryavmra<y jri> -f- M A FRSlowaatnrl—«b'W KjAir- BK*—'l la » Ul —• oute' Wv -zJCsf EW^ l - - ■ m blacks, rtyleeard, com- 9 P>—• IntwccUona sod rMMT-J adnea. so tbit yew caa |H3E 'TiaY FW 2 teka mwoTtmanta m quickly and accurately as MgtVXjd aay tailor. Kvwy rarmvnk liFt J auaraatead wuh our Iron- KZZAa.jI W< J had Mawy Back Boar. WSjSfl j antaa as to scanty and ■«■ Jftu kb g AdXKTS m awry town. EO Im* THI CAPITOL TAILORS kJVb, W Market A Moure* Rta. Dtp.1029 VaJJZ Mbrtattr KaaUIMtML Bank OkeuaHLUAOW 1 Medical ... WATER DOCTOR WILL TEST URINE FREE. Ta s * Dd ,BBall ot y° ,u m morning urine. I will make « analysis and forward opinion W of case free. If tired of being l w xj experimented upon by I s/V clans who guess at your dis XPcNtjR ease, consult a water doctoi Interesting €B-page book Iroe. Hailing case tor urine furnlah d on receipt of 2c stamp. Dr. C. D. Shafer. 197 Garfield OT • piaee, Cincinnati, Ohio. SSOO REWARD For any case of Sybtlts. Gleet, Gonorrnoaa. Stricture. Blood Poisoning. Urinary or Blsdder disease I caunot cure. AH wbo suffer from lost manhood, weak, shrunken or undeveloped orguna should write me today. Property valued tt W..W.00. Houston. Tex., to make offer good. Consultation free. Confidential. Send for Sywp tom blank. DR. E. A. HOLLAND. 1017 Congress Ave., Houston. Tex. ■D ■ BHB I wish every person *K S J| ■ the U. 8. aufterlug wlt.n 0 K !&." FITS, EPILEPSY or KU M Wk FALLING SICKNESS to » II » end tor °“ of “T ,arßo Q ■ M aired 16-ounce bot’les iiiy rßEE - DR. F. E. GRANT. Dept. 5». Kansas City, Mo. I mICC • 1.000 REWARD! I positively LmUICw guarantee my Never-Falling ERGO-KOLO Monthly Remedy Safely relieves longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases tn 3 'o 5 days without barm, pain or Interference wttb work. M>n g 1.50. Double strength. S 2. Booklet free. Dr. Southington R. Co.. PB., 515 Malu street. Kansas City, Mo. nDrtP Q Y Cured; quick re&eh remove* aO swelling in 8 UnUl 01 |o2o<iay»; 30to60day• e4ect« pennanenl cure. Tria! treatment given free to sufferer*; nothing fairer Fas arcniira, teatimcciala aad free tr’l treatment write Dr H. H. C—’- e— * a Atlanta. Ga [■IT'CCURED other *urd* you do not ■B ■ I our email prufeaalonal tee ■ Caemaite ■ Aaaarlaaa laatNaaa, S-S ®ra»d Avejtaaeee City,Ma* DR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and reliable treat ment for painful and suppressed meostruatlmi, Irr-gnlaritles and similar obstructions. Tria! box bv mail. 50 cents. Frank Edmondson A. Bro.. Mfg. Chemist. U South Broad street. At lanta. Gn. INDIAN ROOT Rheumatic Cure, *1 a bottle. 8S Markham atreet. Atlanta, Ga. It lias cured where Hot Springs failed. MISCELLANEOUS. COMPLETE COURSE IN TELEGRAPHY. TYPEWRITING AND RAILROADING FUR ONLY *30.00. Young man or woman: Are you content with •your station In life? Or have you high ideals, and want to got out of the well beaten path of drudgery your parents have trod through lite? Why not let us qualify you for a position, at from fifty to eighty dollars per month, in from four to six months? Our school will open on October IL and will be under the r..anagemen< of a.an with railroad experience. We guarantee ' positions to our graduates. Write us today for i Cull particulars. NORTH GEORGIA TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. Ranger, Ga. INFORMATION WANTED. IF ANY reader of thia notice can give any In formation as to the whereabouts of William Bruce and Burton Bruce, sons of Burt Bruce. They left Cherokee county, Georgia about 30 years ago and have not been heard from since. Their mother. Elisabeth Bruee. died a short time age and leaving considerable amount of property to be divided among the heirse: any in fcrn.it ion will be gladly received. Jno. H. Cook. Orange, Ga., R. F. D. No. J. WANTED —Railway mail elects. city Carriere, postnfflee clerks. Examlnstlona everywhere I November 17. Over 16.000 appointments during 1 1M0. Salary PX>J to 51.400. Annual vacation v-ltb ' full pay. No •‘layoffs.” Common education suf fldeut. Country and city resldenta equally eligi ble. Candidates coached free. Write for sebtd uie. Franklin Institute. Dept. L-43. Rochester. N. X. *end your name and K?' u -»• fur 13 pieveaof out SA Jewelry to sell al me . each. Remit sl.lowhen <S-<. ' sold ar><l we will send <« these tour rings tree. ?« COLUMB'A ary. CO.. IL,, Dept. X gasl baaum. Baas. For rare 1R.53 Quarter ;<3HOO for <fa V old uo.lar; • lUU for oldnt. and other w# big premiums paid tor many klnus of coins dated betcre Ist* ■( dates and conditions required. We i buy every hind of used Stamps, inc.udlr.g those 1 now tn use. You can ruaae Big Profits, perhaps a fortune, bend portal for Free Booklet. Address, g«aay a »<aa. 3r»k,rs*r <•-, IAI ga-.s HI HUI.So Ysrk. I nr COLORED U. S. VIEW POST CARDS 10c ! All different. No ’trash. Uur great * U Exchange Club offer tree. Send today, i IDEAL CO. Dept. 44. Dorchester. Mass. we a rerrytHT T COLORED, a (nr POSTALS No Two Alike Fori fl _ i f’iL-a.n hc.v to make $5.00 PER DAY||ip (.(JSURE. Royal Mercantile Co,, Chi-1 U I cage. fHfc ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1909. SGUN] CIALS FREE rleaa, -i a an !or. . yl'••‘ffv ebar- fi r 7c tgo. ,le SB-50 Ibarn- (M 1 CS ■s2ln. yll-Oe u ericas etc nd aj rS2ln. SIO.W ■ ■m Guns at all prices. Write for catalogue. With I ■ everv gun at 9 0 or over we give free a *1 ’0 ■ M Canvas Hunting Coat. State cheat measurement ■ MBOII.YE & BOMB.3l3McrketSt..LoulxvUle, LEARN BY MAIL Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Shorthand, Banking, Letter Writing, English, Arithmetic, Civil Service MONEY BACK if not sat- isfied aftercompletingcourse. MORE BANKERS indorse our | ffjj ||« iffa fj b | methods of teaching than in dorse those of ALL OTHER business colleges or corre apondence schools COMBINED POSITIONS secured. If you want TO’RISE to the JIO.OO-A-DAY class, send for FREE Catalogue on either Home Study or course at College. Address Draughon’s Practical Business CollegA- Nashville, Tenn., U. S. A. Bend No M<*ne.t. jubtyour n»me and addrMi and we nhl send you this fine CAMPBELL isior postpaid for aft ee tri**l. if the end of I<* day* you are fully bit is fled, send u» 11.45, our factory price- If untatisfactory Mnd it back. T)ii« it tha f reaUut raaor barfain adrartited Hat a M inch blade, extra hollow <round and made of the fl neat ateel. The batt and ea«in>t 'harinc raaor ever made Fully <unranteed. btawliy Campbell a co . ttt-44 k sitt street, Chicago. frend at once and we will give f>ee a ■" MbEbEm <I.OO Uuue with each roxor sold. @wid ix paid io mote who can correctly count th« ttart in tbit ring. Thit It an honest eontatt hi which there ft no ele ment of chanee. Count the stare careful ly and tend ut yonr antwer Send No Money at the conit free for adver uaint purpoeee You den't have to buy anything. If more than one corrert answer it rovoivodCaehPrise will ho paid Just the taiuo, proport innately. Addraat LCo., PO. Box 1097a, Phil*.,Pa. IF YOU APPRECIATE • FINE WHISKEY Write us promptly and thereby place yourself in position to receive Frei of Coit a Full Qiart of the beat straight whiskey made. SECURITY CO.. 311 S. Water St.. Chicago. Name Address AGENTS. New invention, never before solo ~-~-k 1® F° ur territory, w nx yO a - J ‘ horse owners wild about teem; auto matic hnrne fastener, sells at sight; coin money; a fortune In your territory: free sample to workers Write at once. Automatic Fastener <»., G 760, Cincinnati, Ohio, f HAIR balsam aw ClMtMea aad beautlfiaa th* hair. RMplsy?*\Sw E«| Promote, a loxun.nl growth. ~Y. Never Falla to Restore Oray ' Hair to it* Youthful Cmor. Wr* Cure, aca'p d teu.a a hair falUag. 40c. and 81.00 at Dru-giatl "ALTAMONI RANGE” THOROUGHBREDS AJOSTJAI. AUCTION—4O Anglia Cattle. 20 Berkshire Plrs, 25 Angora Goats. Tullahoma, Tenn., Nov. 4. A. M. Worden Vvnteoe E. Coleman, ■ fill-ill “ Patent Lawyer,V aslnngton, ■ OT s tell S w d Advice and books free. Rates reasonable. Highest reference*. Best service* COLORED HELP WANTED COLORED MEN AND WOMEN MANAGERS WANTED—No matter bow much you makt now. this position WILL PAY YUL MOKE. No previous experience required. JLST RAKE IN THE MONEY. Any age from 15 to 60. BIG SL'CCKNS EASILY MADE. Be your OWN BOSS. We teach you everything. Why ttork longer for oth' rs BECOME A LEADER. Dress well. JINGLE THE COIN IN YOLK POCKET. A fortune tn sight for bustlers. From $6 to s*s a week EASILY MADE. Greatest opportunity ever offered colored people. BIG PROFIiS. Everything paid in CASH. Make this your reg ular business. Increases YOUR STANDING AND INFLUENCE. Or Just devote spare time and make “txtra” money. Over l,oou now ern ployed. Want 10.900 more M?»NAGEKS at once. Easy AND PLEASANT POSITION. Get up In the world. Don't stay down forever. WAKK CP. Lady and gentleman MANAGER wanted in every town and neighborhood in south. WON FERFUL SECRET ORDER. PROTECTIVE ANU BENEFICIAL. Farmers buy things CHEAPER. HIGHER PRICES FOR CROPS. Colored people are falling' over eaib ott-er to get tn. Growing by LEAPS AND RO. .I>S. Now Is the time to take bold. Cor MANAGERS coining money hnud ever fist. R< v. Charles McElvaue, ot Missis sippi. got 91 members in ONE MONTH. Same number gives you $307 in CASH MONEY. YOU CAN DO AS WELL. Why he content? GET A MOVE ON AND GET SOME OF THE COIN. We guarantee you success. L’SE OCR I API TAL. We back you with $58,600 capitalization. Colored people Joining like wild fire. FULL OUTFIT FURNISHED. Don't wait a minute. You may bare exclusive MAN AGERSHIP If yon Join first 'n your locality. SEND NO MONEY NOW. Write a postal or letter QL’ICK foi rrLI. and FREE particulars. Ht'RRY. No time to lose. Address LIBERTY UNION, Bo» 243. Davton. Otio. NORTH CAROLINA MILLS FAVOR CURTAILMENT CHART OTTE. N. C., Oet. 13.-A call Ins just been Issued for a meeting tn this city tomorrow of the executive committee of the North Caro lina Cotton Manufacturers' association to con sider the curtailment plan agreed upon by the boanl of governors cf <he American Cotton Man ufactiirers' association here last week. The committee will Jkely sanction the plan, which protldes that a'l mills shut dov.c one or more days each week. The North Carolina association represents 2,009.000 spindles. JHAHOHEYS M&5 SHIPPFD DIRECT IjO TO YCU C- You buy direct from dubTrr, at ■ C. WW«»*le Price* when ordering ■ from ua. Ti>e highest quality at lowest prices. | Guaranteed under National Pure Food Law. Garre. Pwssid as Hie Faffowwg ■ i « r\ -fa <®t«. i« ®ti. t oau $4 00 $llOO $3 50 ■ Manor Svaight Rye. 500 13 50 450 E I ’ ’ 300 850 2.50 ff 0 [""JrCorn. . . 400 11.00 3.50 | E SpecmlCom. . . 3.00 850 250 I 1,00 350 ■ OH Tar Gm, . . 3.00 8.50 2.50 I ?■ Rrm u’ P “* w Money Or iJ der, or Keguw.d Letter. Orders shipped the B same aay received. Address ' 1 & E. MAHONEY, E DISTILLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS. PORTSMOUTH, VA. . Market Reports SPOT COTTON. Atlanta, steady. 13%c. New York, quiet. 13 96-100 c. Liverpool, quiet. 744-100 d. Galveston, steady, New Orleans, firm, 13Hc. Savannah, steady. Wilmington, quiet. 15 l-16c. Norfolk, quiet, 133*c. Baltimore, nominsl. liiftc. Boston, nominal, 13 SH-lOOc. Philadelphia, s eady. 14 20 100 c. Houston, steady, 13%c. Mobile, firm. 13?4c. Clu.rlestou. firm, 12c. St. Louis, quiet, 13%e. Little Rock. st<ady. 13>ic. Memphis, quiet, 18*4c. Augusta, steady, 13 5-16 c. Louisville, shady, 13Hc. NEW YORK uOTTCN. • The following were the ruling prices on tM exchange today: Tone steady; middling, 13 95100 c; quiet; galea, 3,800, contract. I Last Free. Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close. January .. .13.60 13.77 13.52 13.67 13.66 13.03 ' February 13.69 13.63 March 13.70 13.85 13.60 13.76 13.75 13.71 ' April 13.75 13.68 May 13.71 13.88 13.63 11.79 13.79 13.72 Junel3.7B 13.78 13.78 13.78 13.74 13.68 Ju1y13.68 13.81 13.55 13.74 13.74 ' 3.63 August .. ..13.45 13.45 13.45 13.45 13.40 13.36 September .. 13.49 13.55 13.49 13.55 13.50 13.53 October .. .13.50 13.65 L 3.45 13.60 13.66 13.56 November 13.53 13.62 December .. 13 60 13.72 13.50 13 63 13.62 13.61 NEW ORLEANS COTTON. The following were the ruling prices on th* exchange today: Tone very steady; middling. 13%c; firm. . Last Prey. o]>en. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close. January .. ..13.55 13.75 13.53 13.63 13.63 13.61 February 13.73 13.71 March .. .. 13.75 13.96 13.72 13.84 13.83 13.81 April 13.88 13.55 May 13.83 14.02 13.78 13.90 13.91 13.88 June 13.91 13.88 Julyl3 90 14.01 13.87 14.01 13.98 13.95 i August 13.55 1 September 13.45 October . .. 13.31 13.49 13.30 13.49 13 40 13.39 November 13.35 13.39 December .. 13.47 13.63 13.40 13.52 13.51 13.49 NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. NEW YORK. Oct. 14.—Sugar, raw firm; fair refining 33 80; centrifugal (96-test) $4.30; mo . tsses sugar $3.55. Refined steady, crushed $5.85; powdered $5.25; granulated $5.15. Petroleum steady; refined (all ports) $8.20@ 8.35. Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio. 8c; No. 4 Santos, SCB%c. I Molasses quiet: New Orleans 28@42c. NAVAL STORES. SAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. 14,-Splrlts firm 57X @67Hc; sales 293. Rosin firm, water white $6.35, window glass $6.15, N $6.00, M $5.60, K $5.55. I $4.60, H $4.30, G $4.20@4.25, F s4.ls<S 4.25. E $4.00@4.05. D $4.00, B $4.00, sales 2,123. Spirits, recelp s 471, stocks 29,983. Rosin, re ceipts 1,158, stock" 192,038. FARM PRODUCE. CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—Butter steady; creameriea, 29c: dairies, 26c. Eggs steady; receipts 5,142 cases: at mark, cases Included, 18‘$c; firsts, 23c; prime firsts, 25c. j Cheese firm: daisies, 16@16t»c; twins. I young Americas, 16@16i4c; long horns. 16<ai6'4c. Pool ry steady; turkeys, 15@16c: chickens, 12Hc; springs. 13c. Veal steady; 50 to 6 01b. wts., 9@9Hc: 60 to 85 lb. wts., 91-s@loc; 85 to 110 lb. wts., 10>4@12c. LIVE STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—Cattle—Receipts esti mated at 8,000; market steady; beeves $4.16® 8.75; Texas steers $4.00® 5.15; western steets $4.25@7.25; stockers and feeders $3.19® 5.25; cows and heifers $3.16®5.80; calves $7.00®9.50. Hogs—Receipts estimated at 15,<XK>; market weak. 5c lower; light $6.85®7.60: mixed $7.15® 7.80; heavy $7.10®7.8C: rough $7.10®7.30; food to choice heavy $7.30@7.80; pigs $6.50®6.85; bulk i of sales $7.3041'7.80. ‘ Sheep—Receipts estimated at 25.000; market steady; native $2.40414.75: western $2.65®4.75. yearlings $4.4'»<a5.40; lambs, native, $4.25®7.10; western ATLANTA MARKETS A rLANTA COTTON. ATT’ANTA. Ga., Oct. 14.—Cotton by wagon, staedy, 13%c. . FLOUR. GRAIN. HAT AND TEED. Hour, sacked per bbl.: Swans Dowa tlirle heart’s), $6.26; Puritan (highest patent). $6.00; Home Queen 'highest patent!, »6.uv; supreme (Acme mills), $5.90! White Cloud (high patent*, $5.75; Sun Rise (half patent). $».60; Ocean Spi-rty (half patent), ss.ffo. Meal, sacked, per h,.*l>»l: Plain. 144-lt. sacks, 83c; plain, 96 lb. sacks. *4c; plain. 48-lb. sacks, 65:; plain. 24-lb. sacks. 87c. Grain, sacked, per butmel! Corn, choice wnira 91c; No. 2 white, 88c; choice yellow, 86c; mixed, I 85c; corn chops. 85c; oat». fancy wuite, efip -1 ped. 65c; white clipped. 54c; No. 2 white. j3c; I No. 3 white, 52c; No. 2 mixed. 52c. 1 Seeds, sacked, per bushel: Rye, Georgia. $1.35; tenmssee, $1.10; oats. turf. 65c; rust proof, 65c. Hay. per cwt.—Alfalfa, choice green. $1.35; alfalfa No. 1, $1.10; timothy, choice, large bales, $1.15; choice, third bales. $1.10; tlmoihy ■ No 1, small bales. $1.05; do. clover mix-id, ■ $1.00; do. No. 2,95 c; clover bay, »sc: Bermuda, bay, 75c. F«edstuff, per cwt.: Chicken feed. *o-lt. 1 sacks. $1.00; wheat (for chickens), per bu«n»’, 61.25; Purina scratch, bales one dozen. 82.25; $1 'ic; Purins scratch, bales 1 dos., $2.20; jurraa I chick. $2.30; Purina scratch. 100-lb. sacks. $..65; 1 Purina feed, 175-lb. sacks. $1.70 Purina reed, 100-lb. sacks, $'.75; gerin menl, $1.70; snorts, fancy, 75 lbs.. $1.70; do. P. wheat, cotton sacks, 75 Its.. $1.55; do. brown, 100 lbs., sl. 0,1 fine feed. 75-lb. sack?. $140; bran, too lbs. anc 75 lbs., $1 30; salt brick per case. $1.40; salt brick medicated pei case. 84.75; salt rock, per cwt., $1 W: salt ICT-lb. sack*. 4sc; cotton seen meal. No. 1, per ton. $28.50; sacked bulls, per. con, $9.00 FRUIT SUNDRIES. Lemons, Messinn fancy, per box. *3.v>®3.7a: extra fancy, $4.00®4.26. California lemons. 13.5CW4 00: pineapples. Florida tie popular ilzes. crate, $3.00®3.50; lln'es. >loriu*. per 100 5 r«6ov; apples barrel, $3.50014.00; cranher rles, per gallon, 50c; per barrel, V x.>.oo. cantaloupes, crate. 01.50411.75. Figs, crate. 81.00®!. 15. Black grapes, crate. 81; Niagara’s, erate. 0. 50;, Delaware erale. $1.35®1.M. MEAT, LARD AND HAMS. Dry salt, extra riba, 35 to 59 lbs.. 12Mc; dry ralt rib belllea, 20 to 1£ Iha.. 13(4c; drj salt fat hacks, 8 to 10 lbs., $11.oo; premium bains, I !6»fc: Premium breakfast bacon, 23i4c; Picnic 1 bams, SHHc; Premium lard. 15)4c; Silver Leaf lard. 14‘4c; lewel lard compound, ovjc. CEREALS. Quaker Oats. wood. 56's, $3.25; Quaker Oats, pulp, 18’s, $1.50; Quaker UaU. tin. 3«'a, $4.2*, Quaker puffed rice. 36'a. $4.25; Quaker puffed wheal. 36's. $2.90: Quaker corn meal, 24 a. 81.'.MX, Quaker corn flakes. -4’s, $1.89- Pettljolin s 36’«, 8.1.70; Petttjolm’s 18’s. sl.Sa; Quaker Farlca, 24'a, | 81.50; Quaker breakfast biscuits, 24'a. $1.50; . Scoich pea tied barley, Z4’s, $1.55; i>earled hnm juy, 24's. $1.70; pure ryo flour, bbls., »6.<X); r/» flour mixture, $6.25: rye meal, obis., $6.90. Poetum. large. $2.25; small, $2.70; grape nut*. $2.70; Post toastie*, popular else. S2.S»; family size. $2.80. Atnb«r graham, bbls.. $*.75: kegs, $3.50. XXX graham, bills., $5.60: kega, $3.00. No. 3 pearl barley, kegs. $3.65; 20 pearl bar LIVE POULTRY. Hena, each, 4u<u*oc; tiles, each, aa to else, 25 (fl 40c; geese, each. <9® 50c; dull; duck*. 25qp2<!4c; cock*. BaC. CRACKERS. Crackers— XXX Florida sodas. <Hc; chocs select sodas. 7c; lemon creams, sc: peart oyster 4c; gingersnaps. 6Hc; cornhills, see; penny ! rakes. 6V»c; animals, luc; jumbles. 10Hc; fig bare, 16c; cartwheels, sc; raislu cokivs. tt»c; Block snowflake wafers, tn tins, !3c; craekars In 6c eartons. 50c dozen; crackers in 10c car tons. SI.OO DRESSED POUI TRY. Dressed bens. 17c per pound Dressed fries, 23®25c per pound. Turkeys, 22(f123c per hound. Ducks. 16®17c p«r pound. Geese, 104<;12Hc per pound. CANDIES. Candles—Stick Cfindy. «1»c; spiral stick. «s*e. standard mixture*. 30 lb pail*. 6Hc; Kennesuw I cream of tartar mixture. 45-lb. basket*. Sc; 1 French creams, mixed. 3>Mb. palls, toe; bauo made bonbon mixtures. 30-lb. pail*. 12c; choco lates. slb boxes. 164725 c per lb. GROCERIXX Salt, 100 lb. bags. 50c; tee cream $1.90; white fish, kits. 43c; 60 lbs. 82.75; 100 lbs. $4.00. mi 1 ches, dairy, 26c, white tlsu. klta, s ins., $1.00; Royal Gloss starch, 3S*c; beat gios* March. >l4; World's corn starch. 4c; nickel packages. $3.75; pickles. $6.5»* potash. s3.uu; 4tc, 60 lb*.. $2.75; 100 lbs.. 94.00 Hugar—Standard granulated. 5.30; plantation. sc. Coff> e. green, bulk, Santoa. 11® l?’.4c, masted, bulk. Rio Blue Kldgc 124-c; Stonewall, 16c: AAAA. He; Lino. 19c; rice, lap, 414 c: Domestic. s®6*4<-: axle grease. *l.<a; naw beans. $2.70 bushel: Lima beans. 6c. 2 GALLONS Return this ad, with $2.95 and we will ship you by Express, prepaid to any Southern Express office, one 2-gallon ;ug of Straight White or Yellow Corn Whiskey, reduced in proof by the addition of dis tilled water only. Guaranteed by vb under the Florida and National pure food and drag act. If you consider the 2 gallons worth $5.00 keep it; otherwise drink what you want: return the bal ance and get all of your money back, just as cheer fully as it was received. This offer is made at a direct loss, and for the purpose of obtaining 10,000 new customers inside of 60 da s. Order today. Svuthsrn Distribatina Jjcksnmille. Florida. Whisky2.9s tec * ■Qi ; jflTy Cobb at the OWA Something’s bound to happen. Everybody io? on edge —nerves a-tingle —head whizzing. Crack! Good boy Ty!! Safe!! And then you shout yourself hoarse. When it’s all over you’re hot, thirsty and limp. A cold, snappy drink of MW will put you back into the game relieve the thirst and |||| cool you off. Rooters and ball players swear by it. fill O Ty Cobb Says: . kW. **l drink Coca-Cola regularly throughout all seasons of the year. O n days when we are playing a double-header I always find that a wJija drink of Coca-Cola between the games, refreshes me to such an extent that I can start the second game, feeling as if I had not been exercising at all, in spite of my exertions in the first." Ay Delicious —Refreshing MX Thirst-Quenching WK GET THE GENUINE sc. Everywhere CITY PUMP OILER HAS ARM MANGLED; Night Oller J. T. Cunningham, at the waterworks pumping station, met with a terrible accident Monday night, while working on one of the big engines. While oiling the machinery, his right ‘ arm got caught, in some inexplicable manner, and was dragged into the grip i of the shafts and cogs, where it was j crushed from elbow to wrist until the | flesh hung from the bone in shreds. The injured man was carried to his own < home, near the pumping station, and • there was attended by Dr. Bigger, his family physician. It was feared at first that it might be necessary to amputate the member, but now it is hoped that the use of his hand will be partially saved. , JUDGE WILL DECIDE FATE OF LUMBER MEN PENSACOLA, Fla., Oct. 13.—Judge Thomas G. Jones, of the United State* court for the middle district of Ala- HOW “SPIRITS” TIP TABLES Baltimore Magazine. Levitating, or tippuig. the table is another exhibition or •'psychic force,”, that is a.ways watched with interest, and ye', there are scores of means oy which these results may be ontained frauuulenuy. In tact, apparatus tuan ulactured tor this express purpose may be procured tipm me established deal ers m such articles, tor the oid-tasn loned method of lifting the tab.e -wim haiiu or anee is now masseu as tar too primitive a tnck to be wonted effec tively. Instead, when the table is either very small, or vary light, the medium uses a little rubber "sucker,'* but when it is a large or heavy table that Is to levitated the services of an accomplice a>e usually employed.' Thus, as one example of ixiese meth ods. both the medium and his assis tant wear a stout learner band strap ped to tneir wnsts. under the cutis. Attached to this is an iron rod which extends about an inch beyond the : leather band. To lift the table, there- | fore. It is only necessary that the ' projecting portion of the piece of iron , Should bs slipped beneath it, for in this position a vise-lixe grip can be obtained that will permit of the table being moved In all directions without the slightest danger of detection by or dinary Inspection. Still another method that Mr. Car rington describee requires that both the medium anl his accomplice shall be supplied with a stout leather strap. In this case the strap goes round the j neck under the clothing. and attached to the lower end Is a strong hook, ' which can be brought into requisition I as needed. When the have been ' extinguished the two operators slip the 1 hook from its place of concealment, ' attach it to the under side of the table 1 and when they straighten, or stand • up. even the heaviest niece of furr.i- i ture can be levitated with compara tively little difficulty. Some of the most effective results are oroduced when the medium is sup posed to be held, or tied so securely that it seems fmposlbie that he could , have escaped to play the ‘ spook” part ; so actively. And yet, when the meth- j od of escaping from these bonds is | understood, it all seems so simple; that It io surprising that any intelil- J gent verson should be deceived by such : commonplace tricks. •'One of the beet rone-tying tests,” J Mr. Carrington explained. “Is that of) the Davenport brothers. two clever j mediums who have deceived thousands . of persons. In preparing the rope w ith i which they are to be tied they take I one of the cords by the middle and | form that point a bow or double loop. All that is necessary to make this J knot is to wind the cord once arounij the lingers and through the ring thus j formed drsw a small nortion of the! cord on each side in onposite direc-1 tions. This, in fact, is a double slip- j knot, the loops of which may be di-1 minished or Increased in size Z the | enus of the rope are passed througb j two holes pored purposely in the chair, ; and with the ends the medium* are i secured tightely. —the legs being fas- i tened to the bottom of the chair • bama. will decide whether or not W. S. * Harlan, manager of the Jackson Lumber J company, of Lockhart. Ala., one of the . largest mills in the south, shall serve six months in the Atlanta federal prison, to gether with four of his employes, whe ere under sentence on charges of peon age. Upon request of the special assistant attorney general, Circuit Judge Pardee has assigned Judge Jones to come here on Friday and hear a motion on the pari I of the government to estreat the bonds | of the five men, and if that is done to i»- j sue a writ for their apprehension in what- i ever state they may be in. The dlsquali- ! fication of Judge Sheppard here necessi- j fated the appointment of another judge | to pass on the motion. HUNTERS ARE HURT IN AUTO COLLISION AUGUSTA. Ga.. Oct. 13 —Late Monday | night the automobile of Dr. W. D. Miller. ' driven by Mr. Bob Tidwell, ran into a ‘ one-horse wagon carrying a party of hunters to Gum swamp, near here. The accident occurred just out of the city lira- I /Guarantee to Care « TO STAY CURED! \ / It is also called SALT <EUM, SCALD HEAD, WK/ J? ■ TTER. ITCH, WEEPING nD LIN, MILK CRUST, PRU TUS—these are different treats nothing mes, but all mean one but eczema. thing—ECZEM A. K I prove bare to every sufferer hl 9 HBAh. ■ MB Jnit to show you that you need my treatment It is yours fox where I have done business « the asking. If you have been to other Doctors. if you have yj, r years B taken pstent-medicine, and used lotions and salves til! you are J ‘ Ml I disgusted write to me—l will sond you ABSOLUTELY FREE ~ —-—3 k. ...» K'.t ftg* OF CHARGE, A TRIAL TIiEATMENT. There are no st .-Ings : R®l to this statement There is not one cent to pay—not a penny XA-.SXZ fe'l JJgH gecopteu. I know what my trial treatment will do: I know I Ha that it will convince you more than anything else on earth that 3 you need my treatment. February 11th. IMB. KI 1 Don’t M'ss This Chance for a Cura C wcm s ! | pa It you are SUFFERING FROM ECZEMA you can only be Til. eertiftee taut Q cured one w y—REMOVF THE CAUSE. W bat Is the Or- C»»na4«y’e patients, frsa «41 Ml A? cause? ACID IN THE BLOOD. How do you remove it? By ew tee thu ted ttstes, have *.<a K| H cleansing the blood of the ACID, *" *•“• fc « e * w| My treatment is soothing—relieves the dreadful itching a! vhtle tbey tried bls treataeat a* Mg zU onco and cures the disesua quickly. You don’t have to Sake t’”**',, 1 ? 411 J*®* T? h,r * I 9 treatment fer ibc nths nod months. ONLY ONE CASE IN TEN !njttlßM f‘ | H needs the second treatment—ONE IN ELFT f needs the third t 0 r * '-ur3 the^Mtlente_ reyy. _ B|| S —think of that 1- . Kg ♦q k. > tr.ttaent m snipped: tve did act SLf Ecxoms Is ,t ' '-’■’•treat ult ru lost Kg wvsb«bs oai> p<l4 e ,, L tar HJ Eczema is a disesee of the blood and affects all parte of the tr.sUwnt three days later after 1 ”1 bod- —the face, lips, ears, he nds. feet, genital organ, etc. gsttlng her soaey; and cm vas set HI M M YMF rO’Jt. yellowish red smytion; the pimples or patches may satisfied. p j a swell aud the itcb.ac Is so rraat the pereon will scratch the Sop off, then Z-. zO M they Mead aad dark eea’as form; there it an ooeinc ol matter. In some X. Z- 2 z tAg S 3 the sain cracks snd bleertt. Itchrr.t It terrible; a person tnffenn; will wA4e%d»see /lArW. Mg K i scratch till they bleed. Scale: form on parts ol tbs body, where the cloth- V “* if • ”1 Un lag oomea in contact. •JT sis x, I I. b Ton Years Guarantee R| I positively Gnerantee that every case cured by me will stay * iW s cured IO YEAIiS! It must bo good or it could not be sold this way. Ml Strong as Rock of Gibraltar Ja Ism a gradur to from two leading medical schools. I am the holder of a GOLD El I MEDAL taken in Competitive ExMnlnahon. Does this not si >w that lam fully a * |O qualified? I will tend you my bxik, showing endorsements of businessmen ’.'fl of all classes. Also testimonials n>id piemree from cured patients every- >' •! BH where. Some of them may be YOUR NEIGHBORS. j p Mr BOOK I £3 Is the most complete Look ever »*nt out. I explain every Sedalia. - Mou ■gl MM form of the disease plainly and fully. I show pictures of ?:•>.»« »nd without eeit ie Mg] many severe cases, which are extremely Interesting. «n. prepaid Fr.. trial v-entmaa* KI ■QI 1 send ycu names of thousands who have been y*2v alm evpy of poor Frw Boek. Ml fra[ cure! and are grateful. SM ’ DR. J. E. CANNADAY O 9’u Park Sguare Addre55........................1p: Sedalia, Mo. 111 Treatment and litatatare ml tn plain wiappae. ' its. In the machine with Tidwell was h young man named White, and in the hunt* . ing party were Messrs. M. F. Butler, E. M. Green and C. D. Wolfe. The wagen was joggling along quietly and had no warning of the apprcaohinff auto until it struck IL When the two crashed the occupants of both the ma chine and wagon were thrown to tho | ground. The horse was hit first and hhi leg was broken. Messrs. Green and Butler, of the hunt ' ing party, were badly bruised, while Mr. [ Wolfe and Messrs. Tidwell and White es - i caped uninjured. Dr. Oliphant, a local ! veterinary surgeon, was called to tb« scene of action and had to kill the animal. The horse was the property of Mr. But | ler and was a valuable animal, the 6wn i er having only a short while before re | Cased for him. LITTLE GIEL DBOWNS I Clara Cecil Harben. the 2-year-ol<i ‘ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harben, was accidentally drowned in a bath t*ib Wednesday afternoon, at the family re»»- ; idcnce, on East Fair stret, 5
