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BT THE SUFFRIGETTES
.
“Jeanne d’Arc” Members
Make Rush for Her As She
Leaves the Boat
(By Associated Press. 1
NKW YORK. Oct. 29.-Fifty "Jeanne
d'Arc" suffragists sprinkled great yellow
chrysanthemums along the path of Mme
Sara Bernhardt as she walked down the
gang plank from the French l.ner La
Provence today.
The minute she stepped upon the pier
there was a great rush and the French
actress was soon being hugged, kissed
and welcomed to America, as “One of
cur own dear sisters.” Captain Poncelez.
of the steamer, had ordered his crew to
line up and they set up a hearty cheer.
The suffragettes had cabled Mme
Bernoardt that she had been elected a
member of their order and they had
decked the pier with streamers of yellow
ribbon and little yellow flags.
Mme Bernhardt said there was no
truth in the story that she carried her
coffin about with her.
Sunday she passed her C7th birthday
aboerdship.
TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANT
IS SHAME OF CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. 29. A vigorous attack
an conditions In Chicago that have re
sulted In maltreatment of Immigrants and
a severe arraignment of the police were
features of an address made last night
by Prof Grafaam Taylor, of this city, be
fore members of the Congressional 'Broth
erhood of Chicago. I
According to Professor Taylor, the
“pulling and hauling of Immigrants by
axpression at the Dearborn street sta
tion is one of Chicago's shames.”
"Women.” he said, ’are easy prey for
agents of disorderly places and statistics
that have been compiled.” he declared.
■>how that in some distances only one
balf of the women immigrants who leave
Ellis Island. N. Y., for Chicago, reach
their destinations in this city."
In Illustrating his point he asserted that
"white slave” employes board the trains
many miles from the city and by their
devices lure the unsuspecting women into
their clutches.
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Market Rep orts
NEW IOBK. .Oct. 31.--TL* cotton market
opened steady at an advan-e of 33 points on
October, which wna Influenced by covering of (
folated abort*. while other months were -
points lower to 9 |«4nt.* higher, which was rath
er low. r than doe on the relatively firm cables, ,
••a result of over Sunday selling orders at
tribnfed to the big br-nk of Saturday and the
effect of larger crop estimate*. Ixsdlng bulls
wen* good buyers a round the figures
and while offerings continued heArj enough to
Cite the maiket a very unsettled .appearance
during the middle of the morning, prices ruled
some A to 15 pointe net higher.
Octolier avid <0 points net higher on the
November movements and later poaltlou*
worked np to a net ga'.u of about 131ff16 points
on bolls* support and numere*** private wires
from the south reporting cold weather damage,
bat the recent Increase in private crop earl
mate* appeared to dominate local aeiitlreent.
At any rate offerings Increased on the ad
Taker ant! rhe market late- eased off from the
fop with the active months showing a net gain
of only 4*l".' points at midday.
Report* that spinners were buying contract*
started a covering movement during the n<**n
he-:- which »»nt prices np to a net advance
of about 20*122 points and the market during
th-- rs-ly afternoon, wh'le somewhat Irregular |
owing to renewed ll.pi’dst on on the bnlre held I
a net gain of about 18 to 20 point*. Southern ,
•v-ot market* officially reported early were % >
lower to 1-16 higher.
MEW YORK COTTON
The follovr'i.g were the ruling quotation* on
'be exchange t«iay:
Tone, steady; middling. 11 55- 100 c; quiet. ’
Last Prev.'
Open. High. low. Sale. Close. Close
JanlLuh 14.36 14.04 14.34 14 34 14.10
Feb 14.38 14.14
Mnr14.15 14.42 14.15 14.41 14.40 14.15
April .. ..14.29 14.32 14.29 14.33 14.13 14.17,
May 14.29 14 49 1 4.21 14.49 14.48 14.24''
June 14.45 14.22
Ju1y14.31 14.43 14.19 14 48 14.42 14.20 (
Octl4 55 14.81 14.55 14.81 14.40 J
Novl4 M 14.32 14.30 14.32 14.37 14.17
Dec.. .. A.14.S 14.46 14.15 14.44 14.44 14.22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NED ORLEANS. Oct. 31.—Cotton futures
opened steady, uncr.anged to 1 point up. Cable*
were unfavorable, but ibe weather map Indicated
that frrealng temperatures were still bins ex
prienced In of the east-rn half of the
ent ton belt which caused some buying by shorts.
Telegrams poured In around the call, from
many parts of the belt and they told one story
which was that ell young bolls were soft and,
mushy as the result of free*' ng and frost. Im
mediately after the call one or two large selling
orders had to he filled and nrlces were put 1
to 3 points under Saturday's rinse. but at the
cud of the first half hour of trading the market
was steady at an advance of 4 to 5 points over
Saturday's last quotations on the more active
months.
The market was very steady throughout the
morning session. A moderate amount of outside
having was in evM--nce and it was plain that
certain professional Interest" wre buyer* "n a
moderate scale. The weaker short aeovered to
some ext-nt. Offerings came mainly from floor
trader* who were still nnder the Influence of
the large crop estimate* put . out toward the
close of last week. The w«ather forecast pre
dtc'ed fair and warmer weather over the cotton
belt generally, but it was not looked upon as a
feature of much imnortsnee except in relation to
the picking and ginning of cotton. Even heirs
are willing to a knowledge that no more cotton
ran be made thia season. At noon the mor* ac
tive months were 12 to 15 points over Saturday s |
dose.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exel ange today:
Tone steadv; middling, 14 3-16 c, steady.
Ix»s Prev.
Open High. Ixtw. Sale. Clune. Close
January . . H. 12 14.29 14.08 14.27 14.27 14.11 |
Februaryl4.36 14. IS
March . ... .14.23 14.42 14.2 14.41 14.41 14.23 |
Anrtl 14 44 14.-6
May 14.35 14.54 14.35 14.53 14.52 14-35
June ... ... •••• .... .... .... 14.37
July 14.43 14.50 14.43 14.59 14.50 14.40
<tetober . ... .... •••• ••••. •••• •••• 14.1 M
November 14.03
December .. 14.05 14.23 14 08 14.21 14.20 14.04
6POT OOTTON
Atlanta, quiet. 13%c.
Neg York, quiet. 14 55-100 c.
Liverpool, quiet. 7 65 lOOd.
Now Orleans, steady. 14 3-16 c.
Galveston nominal, 144fcc.
Wilmington, quiet. 14c.
Savannah, steady. 14c. |
Norfolk,
Baltimore, nominal. 14%e.
Philadelphia, ateaay. 14 80100 c.
Boston, steady. 14 55 100 c.
Mobile, ncintnal. 14 T'l6**.
Charleston, nominal. 14e.
St. Lou'a. quiet. 144»c-
Little Rock, nominal 1414 c.
Hous on. steady. 1414 c,
Memphis, nominal, 14 5 16c.
Augusta, quiet, 1414 c.
Tjoulsvile. firm. 14%c.
Macon, firm, 13%c.
Charlotte, steady. 13*4e.
Columbia, steady. 13%e.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following w-re the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
Tone very steady; aalea 7,000; middling,
'T C5-10M.
I Prev.
Open. 2 p.tn. Clove. Close.
Jen. and Feb. . . 7.4 S T.45»* 7.4714 7.55
i Feb. and March . 7.45 7.45*u 7.48 7.5514
I Msreb and April. 7.49 7.4714 7.4814 7.55
I April and May. . T. 47 .... 7.4A14 7.36
| May and June . . 7.50 7.48 7.4914 7.57
iJnne and July . . 7.45*4 7.43*4 7.48 7.56
| July and Aug. . 7.44 7.43*4 7.46 7.5314
October7.s2 7.6914
|Oct. and Nov.. . 7.54*4 7.5114 7.53 7.611*
; Nov. and Dec. . 7.45 7.45 7.47 7.55
Dec. and Jan 7.45 .... 7.54
HAYWARD A CLARK'S COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Oct. 31.—The fro*t
wave la pasalng out over the Carolina* and
record* *how fre»*alng temperatures over Sun
day down to northern Florida and up to the
Atlantic coast districts. It was warmer tn the
vest central and western belt and genersLy
warmer weather fa Ind.cated except for east
Tennessee and North Carolina, which will he
covered today by the cold wave. The map
show* today 32 deg-ees from Meridian Miss.,
to Moa'gomery. and 30 degrees at Macon. Ga.
It was dry and cold throughout the period. In
formation as to the damage caused by the
frost is very mneb mixed. Some localities aay
that nearly matured’holla are gone, other, re
port no damage of consequence and advices from
the Carolinas stats there was little to hurt and
a large crop made.
Liverpool showed a good deal of strength to
day and cables state that opinion Is In favor
of the market. Futures were only about 10
points lower, against 19 points lower due. and
elowed 7 points lower. Spots are about 20
points lower: sales. 7.000.
Our market was weak around the opening, but
rallied later. Feeling la upset, however, by
the failure of the market to respond properly
to killing frost end by the letup la spot de.
mend shown In Liverpool and reported from
several other spot marete.
ft is al.o rumored that ginnings during the
last period were smaller than expected because
producer* devoted their time to the gathering
of crops.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Oct. 31.—Butter firm; cream
erica. 24430 c; dairies. 23®27c.
Egg* firm; receipts 3.434 cats*; at mark.
case« Included, 18*»421 He; firsts. 26c; prime
first*. 26c. prime firsts. 28c.
1 Cheese steady: daisies, 15415l«e; twins, 144
4414 c; young Americas, 1541514 c; Jong horns.
14*. «15c.
• Poultry firmer; turkeys. 17e; ben*. 11c.
spring*. Hike.
Veal steady . 50 to 60 lb. wt*., U\loc; 60 to
85 lb. wts., 10411 c; 85 to 110 !b. wta., 1114
412'4e-
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—Butter firm: receipts
4.048; croamery special. 82432>4e; extra. Me:
third to first, 2t'>i29c, creamery held second
to special. 25<U3Sc; state dairy, common to
finest 2-1430 c: process, second to special. 28@
27e; Imitation creamery firsts. 24423 c: factory.
Jane mske first. 23\24e; fseton current make
first. !3c.
< hee*e steady: receipts 1.500: state whole
milk, special. 15*441«-\e: do. average fancy
large and small colored. 15e: do. white. 14%c;
do October large and small colored heat. 14**c,
do. white. 14 He. state whole milk good to
choice. 13*k414c; do. common to fair, 10444
13c;. skims Dill t« special. 2412%c.
Eggs steady; receipts 6.43*. State, Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery white fancy. 45ft
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TIIE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. ATLANTA, GEORGIA TUESDAY, NOV. I, 1910.
46c; do. gathered white. 33439 c; do. hennery
hrown fancy, 34®;36c; do. gath. red brown. 314
33c; fresh gathered extra firsts, 29431 - do.
I first. 26:<i28c; do. seconds. 23424 c; fresh gath
ered dirties. No. 1 candhxl, 21422 c; do. No. 2.
UHt2oe; refrigerator special mark fancy, 2514
i 42<lc; do. first. 2414425 c; do. seconds. 2214
i 424 c.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM |
NEW YORK. Oct. 31.—Ra« sngar quiet; I
muw'ovado Sit test. 38.31*; centrifugal 06 test,
83.80; molasses sugar S9-te*t. 83.03: refined
quiet; crushed. 83-30; granulated, 81.00; pow
dered. 84.70.
Petroleum steady.
Coffee —8|"»t steady; Bio No. 7. 10%4'Hc;
Santos No. 4, 11*«412c.
Molasses steady.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
ST. IXH’IS. Oct. 31.—Cattle—Receipts. 10.-
500. includ ng 4,500 Texans; steady to lower.
>ntlv>* beef stere*. 8'«.00'fl8.00; cow: and belf
e a, B*'i SO® • -00; stockers and feeders, 83..*>04
5.50; Texas and Indian steers, 34.0047.00:
cows and heifers. 33.00®.4.75; calves in carload
lots 86-0048-00-
Ilogs —Receipts. 7.500; market 10415 c lower.
Pigs and lights. S 8 s<)'<:R.Bs; packers, B'-5O(g;
| s '• i>utch> rs and best h-avj
I Sbeep—Receipts. 3.000; weak. Native mut
tons. 33.754»4.25; lambs. 83.504(7.00.
I k/nsas CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
, KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.—Butter—Creamery,
I 28c: firsts. 25c; seconds. 23c; packing stock.
, 21’£c.
1 Eggs—Extras. 27: firrta. 25c; seond*. 17.
NAVAL STORES
’ SAVANNAH. Ga., Oct. 31. -Spirits turpentine
firm 77 to 77’4c. Rerilpts 340: sab s none.
Rosin firm; W. W. $7.0»>4»7.20: W. G. 87.00;
N 86.70: M 68.30; K $6.45; I 86.10; H 8*4.10; I
G 86.05; F 8&O3; E 86.00; D 85-95; B $5.90. |
Sales none. Receipts 1.511.
CHICAGO QUOIATIONS
Ths following were the ruling quotations oa (
the exchange today:
I’rev
Open. High. Low. Clone. Close.
WHEAT—
Dec 90*s »•** "OH 90*4 00%
May .. .. 26*44 9614 M
July .... 04’/, 94% 94% 94% 93 '
CORN
Dec4s%®. 43% 47*4 45% 46% 46
May .... 4814 49% 45% 49% 48%
July .. .. 49% 50% 49% 30% 49%
OATS—
Dec 30% 31 Vs 30% 31% 81
.Mav .... 84 34 % 34 34% 34%
July .... 84 34% 33% 34% 33%
PORK— ...
.0ct17.50 17.50 17.00 li.OO 17.25
Janl6 90 17.00 16.90 17.00 17.00
May 15.95 16.02 15.95 16.02 16.00
Oet**. .. .. .13.00 18.00 12.75 12.95 13.10,
N0v11.47 11.47 11.47’11-47 11.00
Janlo.l7 10.20 10.15 10.25 10.15
May 9.62 9.70 9.62 9.70 9.67
SIDES—
Oct. ""10.97 11.45 19.97 11.40 10.97
Jan"..9.05 9 07 9.02 9.05 9.05
May 8.82 8.85 8.82 8.85 8.82
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.—Cash:
Wheat—No. 2 red 01%'1t93c; No. 3 red 90*8
•l%c; No. 2 hard 1»1%*H94e: No. 1 n orth * nl
8l.o31»l.O4%; No. 2 northern H Na
1 n >rth-rn 81-03(81.04%; No. 2 northern 81-"°"*
1.02%; No. 2 spring 98c w 81.01 %; velvet chaff
90*198c: durum 80*»90c.
r.wn—No. 2. 48%*r49%e; No. 2 white 49-W
19%c; No. 2 yellow ..
Oats—No. 2. 30%c; No. 2 white 33g33%c.
i standard 32%*132%c.
BT. LOUIB CASH QUOTATIONS
"«
’ <l™ s« «. «««*•( *•>■ «
white. 49c. *s_ o
Oats lower: track No. 2, ,io%<&3lc. No. -
I white. 32«32*4c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
' KANSAS CITY. Oct. 31.-Cash.
Wheat unchanged to 1c lower; No. 2 hard
85%<094c: No. 2 nd 92%C.
Corn unchanged to %c lower: No. 2 mixed
47%«547%c: No. 2 white 46%«147%c.
Oats unchsnged to %c lower; No. 2 white (
. 31&32%e; No. ? mixed 31@32c.
A7LAN7A MARKETS
ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 31—Cotton by wagon,
i steady, 13%c.
DRESSED POULTRY
Dressed hens. 19’ to 20, : dressed fries. ?2*t
1 23e turkey*. 24 (3 25c pound: ducks. 18U 19e
i per pound; geese. SttlOc per pound.
LIVE POULTRY
1 Hens eartt *• •*: • acb> •• tc KiT *
i naEne. tee*c. each. 40«5<> <>««' dneks.
80035 c: cocks. 25c; turkey*, pound. 16*iT18c.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKET
Irish ! Ota ties be. to 9V< hi., onmus. yellow
:or red globe, per bushel. 81.09&1.50; cabbage,
l*4c 1-er pound; turnips. I* *' *'" uud „„
I butter, fancy table. 1 pound print*, ~8©.I0a;
cooking, bulk, per ponM. 2U@22c; eggu. 243
FRUIT SUNDRIES
I extra fancy. $7.00®. 1.50. California lemons.
$5 50 @6.00 crate; Florida oranges. 33.00*43.25
per box; apple*. per barrel; eran
t, , .ai..di .« ,e- i.us el.
1 Lemons. Messina fancy, per box. 37.00Q7.50;
85.504i6.00 crate; Flirida oranges, $3.754J4.t>0
CANNED GOODS
■ oysters. 5-ounce. $1.60; 3-ounce, $1.30; sal
' mon tail*, pint. 84.75; nd, $7.50; sard.nes, %
o*l. no key. $3.60; oil. key. $3.90: % uU intw
ta.d $->.25; tvinaK*». sianuaru * irgima pack
I 2a. 81-30; 3a. 81-80; corn. ataudard, 81-80;
■ fancy, $2.50; Karo syrup, 10c sue. $1.73; 23c
aixe. 83.06.' 5Uc *l*e. 81-95.
CANDIES
Candles—Stick Farm Beti, 6%«: spiral. 6%c.
standard mixture <, 30 pound pa.ie. 6%c; Kenne
saw cream of tartar mixture. 45-pound basket*.
I Sc; French creams, mixed, 30-pound pail*. 10c,
I hand made bonbon mixtures. 30 pound palls.
• 12c; cbocolatss. ft pound boxe*. ItMggJc per
pound.
CRACKERS
■ Crackers —XXX Flur.da **das, Tc; Hock *e-
■ lect side*. 7%c; lemon creams, B%c; pearl oys
i ter, 7c; giuger snaps, 7c; cornbdU. 8c: penny
cakes. s%c; animals, 10c: jumbles. 19%e; tig
1 bar*. 13c; cartwheel*, ttc; raisin cookies. B%c;
1 Block snowflake walers. In tin*. 13c; crackers
in 5c cartons. uOe dosen; cracker* in 10c car
inas. SIOO.
GROCERIES
Salt, 100 pound bags, eoc; Ice cream, $1.00;
White flab. kita. 4lk; 00 pounds. $3.10; 100
Bounds, $4.00; Royal Gloss starch. 3c; Best
gloss starch. 3c; World's corn starch. 3%c;
nickel packages. 88.76; pickles, 36. M; potash.
—Standard granulated. 85.00; plantation,
' 84.90; coffee, green, bulk. 13@15c; roast
ed bulk. Rio. Bine Ridge, 16c; Stonewall,
lsc; AAAA. 17c; Vno, 22c; rice, Jap, 3%c;
. 1 domestic, 4%c; axle grease. 81-75; navy beans,
: ; $2.85 bushel; Lima beans. 6c.
FISH
, Pompano, per pound. 15c; Spanish mackerel,
i ’per pound 12c; trout, drawn, per pound. lOc;
• blue flab, drawn, per pound. 8c; headless red
■ snapper, per pound. He, mull*l. per barrel. 20$
. pounds net. $5.00; small shook*, per pound,
?C! mixed fish, per pound. 54|6c; mange snap
.per. flocndi r*. pound. 6*97c; black baas, per
! pounds net. 12c; small snooks, per pound. 6<jJ
I fre*h water cat. 5*36c per pound.
- ( sLUuR, AAx FEED
. Flour—backed par barrel; Faultless (Finest
Flour). $6.75; Gloria (Seif Biaingl $6.50; Swan*
* Down (Fancy) Patent). $6.25; Puritan (Hignest
ilai.ul). gu.uo, tiuuie tt..gu.at i'u..uq.
$6.00; Supreme (Highest Patent). $6.00; White
Cloud (High Patent). $5.60; lowa (Patent).
*,..s> < u Kise ii’*’ n '. $6.25; Ocean spray.
. $5.25; Tulip Flour, $4.76.
al aa. a... p«. .*nel: Meal, ulain 144
• Bound sack*. 76c; plain. 96-pound sacks, 77c;
i plain. ♦»-pound sacks. 79c; plain. 24-pouud
1 sacks. 81c.
Gjalnßacked per bushel; Corn, dioic white
old crop. 74c; corn, yellow, 73c; corn chops
' 185 c; oat*, white clipped. 50c; oat*, white, 4»c:
i | oat*, mixed, 46c.
I B.eue— oa-.s<u per bushel; Wheat, blue stem.
! $1.60; Georgia rye, $1.25; Tennessee rye, $1.00;
bailey. $1.05. oats. Texa* rust proof,
’ cklahouia rust proof. 55c.
Hal—F«r cwt> - <-i*o*cc large bales, $1.35;
choice tbiid bales, $!.:«); timothy. No. 1. sma.l
' bab* sl-25; choice alfalfa. $1.35; No. 1 alfalfa.
*8125; No- 2 alfalfa. s’.!■'; No. 1 clover mixed
■ !faay $1.20; No. 2 hay. $1.15; Bermuda hay, tsftc.
Feed Stuff* —Per cwt.: Chicken ted ou
• is,u nd sacks. $1.00; wheat for chickens, p.c
ILiahri sl-40; Purina Chick Baby. $2.15; Purina
Is. ratch. bales I doaen. $2.20: PuHtta Scafch
lioo peuud sacks. $2.1»; Bui es* Scratch, $1.90;
Purina Feed. 175 lO'-nd «* k«. *1 •' ■: ’•■■r n*
Feed. 100-i>onnd sacks. $1.60; Arab feed, $1.70;
btr. >l.n- l>ed. »l.«il». .mile I’astu.i. »1.00 ri.i
Meal. $1.65; short*. Red !>og. sl.‘o; sliorts.
I Ifaucv 75-ponnd sack*. $1.75; shorts. Home.
1100 i»<«ind sa< k*. $1.70; shorts, pure wheat, 75-
I 'pound sacks. $1.65; short*, brown. 100-p<>nnd
I wick* $1.60; Georgia Fred. 75 pound sacks.
' Isl 55; bran. 7S and 100 pound sacks. $1.35.
e I Salt Brick—Medicated. |>er case. $4.85; salt
> I brick, plain, per case. $2.25; salt na-k per
v i cwt. - $ * .00.
• I Cotton seed meal. Rockeye, per ton. $29.00;
* I sacked hull*, per ton. $14.00.
i WEALTHY FARMER IS
; CONVICTED OF MURDER
a i
! I.ESET'R. Minn., Oct. 29.—Martin
O'Malley, a wealthy farmer was found
Kullty of murder in the first degree by a
” jury today and sentenced to be hanged.
O'Malley laat June poisoned his two
stejMlaughters, Francis and Mary Bergel.
" aged 5 a.ud 3 years, respectively.
11122tt419.85
It buys a Strictly M
High-Class ■ X FUIGHT
SEWING
MACHINE IMB
GUARANTEED IQ YEARS
And ns* all the up-to-date improvement* that
every lady apimveiates. It is splendidly built of
tborotiahly de|>en<lable material and handsomely
finished. Hm elezsiit. Oak Prop Leaf M>rawer Cab
inet. complete B>-t of Attachment*, full InMruc
tions now to u*n them, ami th* outfit will lie *eu«
you "Fr. Ight Free” on
90 DAYS FReFtRIAL
MNamMaMSMBM| we sell DIRECT at ONE
#-*«»*■ A PROFIT, saving you tba
ItaiLSLJ Jobber’s. Retailer's and
g iWw Agent's profit* and sell-
”wc VUBrfCC ■ ing e»|»n*e*. A exactly
» ■»*> the same machine they
.■PFryr")' ' I A Fa? will ark you $30.00 for.
•,'H ♦ t-•jfteVTyyl*4 Send at ONCE for OCB
Al s'* BIG NFW IREE
” SEWING MACHINE
KiT CATALOGUE
Koll JkWI Most complete and in-
* ■ atructlve book of Its
chaiacter ever publish
'gnAXWW ed In the Soulh. It pict-
ur sand describe* every
■ 1 part and rnrtlcular of
the greatest Uno of positively Hiah Gi ade Sewing
Machines ev»r off- red. We ar- the larg- st Sewing
Machin ■ distributors in the fiouih. and. at prices
asked for aiuihty our Machines *r>* un-
matcbablo. This catalogue d< ecrib e and price*
hiah-gra-1" Piano*. Organs. Bte« l Ranges. <X>oklng
Stoves. Heating Stove*. Phonograph*. Dinner and
Toilet Seta Prompt shipment*, safe delivery and
satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back.
MALSBY* SHIPP A CO.,
DapL M 41 S. Forsyth Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
PERSONAL
1 FORETELL FUTURE FOR 12C STAMPS and
birthdate. K. Clark. 210 . 21st Hi., N. Y.
MCnnW B l *** P 1 " 0 on e *rth. sent free. Pho
ivi AK n I to* of every lady member. Th*
IIJhIiIII Pilot. Dept. S7. Marshall. Mich.
GET MARRIED—-Get our complete matrimonial
list, without one cent In advance. Ask for it.
Anchor Printing Co., 2828 Milla St., St. Louis.
Mo.
PERSONAL—LadIes, when delayed use Triumph
pILs. Always dependable. “R lief” atgl par
ticulars free. Write National Medical Institute,
Mtlwauk-.e.
GET MARRIED —Matrimonial paper contain
ing advertisements marriageable people from
all sections of the United Stat ». Canada, rich,
poor vou..g. old, protestaut*. Catholics, mailed
sealed free. H. H. Gunnels, Toledo. Ohio.
MARRIAGE I’ai ER free. The most rellabl*
published. Smd far me. Eaatvm Ageucy. ».
Bridgeport. Conn.
Accordion
F“ *3 . K- Larg3 giie
r . Cl full set of !
r«eds and stops; 10 ke>s; |
kSifc- nickel-plattd trimming*, i
Write for 24 piece* jewelry
-.jfe do *cll at 10c each. When
3HR "old return $2.40 and we
"end Accordion. FEN
■■■eME WAY MFG. Co.. Dept.
49, Templeton, Mas*.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
To introduce our new goods
" p I’md this ifoautiful Stone
V* ’ Garnet and Topax Ring gold
plate, also 50 Choice S.lk
Square*, 1 Gold-p Ute Btcna
let Bracelet, 1 yd. Si'k
Ribbon, 1 Pretty Shell
Necklace, 10 Vignette Pictures, and our big bar
gain price list, all jfostpaid. only 10 emts. Ad
dress H. C. Buchanan & Co., Dept. A., P. 0.
Box 1528. Now York.
yy~-a.ir These two Kiugs > ***
fc (for selling ,-ven 26c
K, r loxes ’'Merit” lU>h.<li^ —
-n TwbleU in 80 <i«r».(L 3
WA -iW,. On, ml'l V-'I4.
MEHIE Medßlaa C*., Boom 14 CUelaaaU, Okl*
Ladies& Gents Watches Free
'• »“ r*4*« •l* wl,i« uUls* <mr maswamw
-3s lHkifMl<.’>"lntl'»pnft| ot4w *>'**»* <*-
d»T. ”h.» Mid. u*4 •• *• 000 »*4 v« will m»4
' A* ♦ \ 5 TEAR aRTBBI> WATCH,
z Crt J * r,NI 8,U!,1T BD,< *
(drrltewal I cuais. pmuwa. m m it* ft- - -
"*• ±t costs you
NOTHING. us tTTUy.
BELMONT MPG. CO.,B»at.j(j|CHICAOC
SOLID GOLD RIG FREE
i.miw Write for « boxes Standard
'jf 'Blood Tablets to sell nt 25
fi’lv -4- ‘ - daAww 1 cent* each. We send Tablet*
.. J postpaid and allow 30 day* to
sell them. When sold return
$1.50 and we * nd this genuine Solid Gold -sand
Ring. STANDARD REMEDY CO., 5 Cortlandt
St., Dept. 4. New Ycrit City.
This 9 Stemwind Watch EDEC
and Ring I lIE>C
nulne American Watch, Stem
S,P “ S ‘“’
mg .yffly'unranteed time
seepvr; also Ring
with Sparkling
Gem. u.-. i Free for selling 24 Jewelry Novelties
at ICc each. Write for Jewelry. When sold send
, ii* $2.40 and we *• nd watch and ring. FRIEND
SOAP CO., Dept. CCS, Bcstcn, Mas*.
‘-“X. ~
< nd address for
12 piects of our '''A/V ,>
Jewelry to sell at
10c each. R- ni.t
$1.20 when sob'
f we w)11 „..
• =!—these four rings
free. Fenway Mfg. Co.. Dept. 50, Templeton,
M»*s.
UJ GOLD WATCH F P F F
uj ANO RING ■ "■ "
OC An.vneaa Mevsmvnt Wateh. Gold Plated
C**«. warranted to keep co reef time, and
* 001,1 Kiu< * *P* rkl, M
Gem, given free fgr selling 20
I .yidOO Piece* of Jewelry nt 10c each.
for them. *ay*L;<-
W2Kx ? When Hold send
us aD<l
we send Watch
and Ring. Fen
way Mfg. Co.,
Dept. 47 Templeton, Maas.
IT’D IT IT BOOK OF GAME
JT kVIL/ILz AND FUR LAWS
jfggX A 64 book worth han-
dollara io hunt-
«r * - trupp«r» tn d carupßra.
Girer all fur and game lews
Wll • bow to Make »«r$
wnner We give you a copy
FREE with nm EB.TRAOEH-TKIPPEIL-4 Mr W p*«e ma<a
sin* full of h'intinr n*w». rood -torlvr snd valuable fart* sot
treppers. 10c a copy: er CAMP ASP TRAIL,, 24 pv*v weekly
Dcarony. Devoted to huntin,,trapping,flrhing.gunt.doss etc
' s*nd Scot 10c tod»y tor the macatine you want and get the hr.,l
'true tote-*- ••
DISCHARGED FROM WORK
MAN SHOOTS FOREMAN
YOUNGSTOWN, 0.. Oct. 29. -Enraged
at his dismissal, Salvador* Collutio, a
factory hand, fought a duel this even
-1 jng in the street with John Velcido. the
foreman who discharged him. in which
deceived wound? which may prove
fatal. Vdcieio was shot through the
, shoulder, but will recover.
POSTOFFICE INSPECTORS
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
; WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—The post-
‘ master general has appointed as postof
| flee inspectors, Walter A. Sommers, of
! New York, who was formerly captain of
’ the George Washington university foot-
I ball ttain; Harry L. Connor, of Washing
ton. 1). C.; George L. Reeder, of Wil
i lianisport. I’d., and Artemus A. Rowe, of
St. Ixniis.
K'lled By Bridge
CTIDARTOWN, Ga., Oct. 29.—Ephraim
•iohr.fon. a negro, employed by the Sea
board Air T.lne railway, was found dead
on a freight train about two miles west
of here early this morning.
! When < xamined by the coroner his neck
was found to be broken and H. Is sup
, posed that while parsing under the Col
lege street bridge he wa* struck by an
upright post.
g=
The late Federal Ruling by the Agricultural Department When yon realise that our price* are as low as pure,
under the Food and Drug* Act permits any grain spirits to straight, nutritions whiskey can be sold, express charges
be labeled “Pure Straight Whiskey.” prepaid—we know you win not take any chance on the
Spirits, water, entering and flavoring matter may now be chemical concoction, which you must get at the Prices
labeled pure straight whiskey, and the label is allowed to advertised by these irresponsible concerns mor ly the nsk
“utT-Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act.” <- to Ue Remember wo My
express prepaid.
Thu. the bars are now let down and many concerns are We j ßvite you to BS an or aer. Your own preference
advertising whiskey ’at ridiculous prices and terms. decide, whether you keep it and we abide by your decision
These irresponsible, illegitimate dealers are aiming to without argument. This guarantee goes into every package:
slim-slam the public by getting the money first then Hupping ••GUARANTEE-lf you do not find contents of this
goods not according to the advertisement. satisf^t<jrf t o you or the quality of the
Intelligent, economical buyer, are not to be misted by the goods toorth 100 cents for dbtry dci'er you paid,
rotun’ffrly cheap price, of these heretofore unheard of advertisers. return it to us 'tviihin not later than ftve days by
Pure, straight, nutritious whiskey cannot be delivered to express, at our expense, and if paid for, on receipt
you express paid for les. than the price of Fulton Straight of package, vw spill refund your money, or credit
Whi.key, which price ie an acknowledged trade standaid your account if you have not paid for goods.'’
and a generally known fact. MYERS & COMPANY
f STRAIGHT UT UNEQUALED |
I Kentucky’s Great Whiskey
Express Prepaid from Distiller Direct to You
/ A I** GE 3 for 57.50 or 1 for S 3, choice of Rye. Bourbon or Com Fulton Straight
'SSJfi'X Tur A3 whiskey highest medicinal thoroughly matured, in Myers’ patent 1 gallon
’ V*» .g demijohns. To prove Fulton is best you need
On send no money
ft a.Ha-Ni We ship on thirty days’ credit if you have your merchant or bank write us guaranteeing
II M UulICnS 5 J F u i| n uar t Bottles of Rye. Bourbon or Com are expressed prepaid in plain boxes, either 4 tor S 3.
11 lN DIMUOHSB II 8 for $6. or 12 for S 9. FREE— 4 miniature bottles of Selected Fulton with every 2 gallon order.
BA gfc gj" jl 6 v ith 3 gallon orders, accompanied by cash. If not satisfied with whiskey, return; and, if paid for, all
iMLahi I J your money will be refunded by first mail. No C. O. D.
® o, «tC yll J Aiinss *UC£SS!±22!J!E4H! Y » covKoton,' ky.
1 t ■ orewsft— Arts—*. QsHtWl*.C*l*r*d*. Ilxhv, Mvato*. UtoxU, KvwMvvlov. Ov*«*a.rtß*. W*»hiar"* or Wvvnlnx rnnvt e*ater
N *itk*rxar*llv**r‘*ov6te.sr.r»ll— •i* 4e»t’->»-*v. *-•—ok. ter v* <*Bv»r—»i4 tooirk*. Write *>r Kpr—
Write l3r our bonk."A F«'r Customer." »*d price list—
• MXSCEX.X.AJTEOVS '
PATENTS OBTAINED OR NO FEES CHARGED
BOOK free. Thousand* of satisfied client..
Free report on pa entabil.ty. Thoma. R-
Harney, 1318 Kenyon St., Washington. D. C.
WANTED —To exchange a 6-room cottage near
city school in Atlanta for farm anywhere
north or Atlanta. Price $1,500. Address Own
er, 264 Waldo St.
XX ■ R 6 ontoten. M*<lc K—llUv, Chroaonwten,
■£t ■ S > Hod., •tc., to: tr«*»ore mksrs Million,
OmUs of ««*lth under ycur f—L InterstUnc
i bookl*t fre*. P. AM. AGENCY.** Jte Sg. Pstaurte P*.
WHITE WYANDOTTE.' ROSE COMB, Cockerels
for sale, extra nice. $3.00 each, sure to please.
Will Groome. Greensboro. N. C.
WANTED—To buy or rent a farm 30 to 50 acres
within I>M) miles of Atlanta. Give lowest
price *nd full particulars first letter. Mr*. H.
Goldman, 2921 Locust St., St. Louis. Mo.
$5,000 TO SIO,OOO PER YK.AR In the real
estate business. I will teach you how and
make yon my Special representative. Send for
my big free book. H. D. Hurd, Pres.. 850
Dwight Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
Learn Bookkeeping
at Home |
It* simplicity shown by practical set of books I
an<’ business forms. For every entry full and ■
clear explanations. No long study, no high I
tnit on. Price 50 cents, postpaid by G. MEL- ,
VILLE, P. 0. Box 531. SYRACUSE, N. Y. |
iV anted Immediately » o prepare t<>. |
iovernment Clerical ExsininaSion* held in even
'.tate soon. Salarv sl2*o. 1 conducted Govemmeii’
E»amination*. Writ* today f r Particular* and P
iltion or Money back Offer. Ota—i. B**i. I*6 *i. l—n. te.
A FOOL and hi* money soon part. A wise
shipper and hl* raw fur* aoon part when he
known our pr.ces and grading. “One treat
ment to all at all times.” Write for our latest
list now. Lowell, Lamb & Co., 52 E. 10« h
SL, New Y’ork City.
WANTED —Ladies and gentlemen capable organ
izers for county cotton grading institute* in
all cotton territory. We train our organizers
in u practical grading course by mall and give
them Immediate prufltalde employment. Ladle*
espictally invited to li vestfgate. Central Cotton
Grading Institute, N. J. McArthur, Mgr., At ■
lanta, Ga., 187 Edgewood avenue. .
FOK SALE FEATHERS—AU kinds of domestic
feather*, live geese feathers a specialty.
Write or phone for samples and price*. R. S.
Eubanks, 73% South Broad St., Atlanta. Ga.
lVm'KTTi’'V <6 FOR WISE MEN. $ $
IVLUIyJSX 4> Key free. J. WARREN
SMITH, Ottawa, 111. |
FOR SALE i
onA Bushels of Bancroft
Ou" s ee d Oats free of all
grass seeds, 80 cents bushel.
Reference: Bank of Chipley.
Dexter White, Chipley, Ga.
TOBACCO FACTORY WANTS SALESMEN—
Good pay. steady work and prornot nn: experi
ence unnecessary, as we will give complete tn
struction*. Piedmont Tobacco Co., Box C-17,
Danville, Va.
aft Fancy Post Cards, new. dandle*.
|U MacKinnon Co., Templeton. Mass.
SEEDS FOR SALE.
CRIMSON clover $6.50 bushel: Carolina rye
$1 25 bushel. Also cow peas, veteh. Rape.
bulbs, etc. Z M- L. Jeffreys, Goldsboro, N. C. ’
AGENTS wanted to sell Native Herbs, sl. Box
250 tablet* for 60c. Write P. G. Melroae. (
Columbus. 0. - I
North State life Insurance Co.
OF KINGSTON, N. C.
Operates only In the two Carolina* and ha*
more Carolina Uvea insured than any other
Carolina company.
Agon's wanted where the company la not
now represented.
& $4 a. day SURE
X 4& Easy work with horse and buggy
TOnreWwH, right where you live In handling
our Ironing and fluting machine.
One agent says: ‘'Made SSO in 81s
We pay $75 a month and
* tP S*s ex P PnM * ; or commission.
'dF Wtixa wvq. co. IW. te fireinatti. Otoa
AGENTSPortrait* 35c; frames 15c; sheet
pictures 1c; stereoscopes 25e; view* Ic. 30
da vs' credit. Sample* and catalog free. Con
solidated Portrait. Dept. 4568, 10S7 W. Adam*
St., Chicago. ' ;
NEEOLB SS
% RRdftff ui r fest, trafuterftii' C" D E“ E*
1 battaada i BtwftHLaf bofttiMfc* f•*. mean rME- !L
• € F. A ■. AfiMCT. na BU. PUJITBa. Pa.
■ i —i.-.
BOYS’ ATR KI ILL '
For selling 20 Jewelry T
Novelties atlOc each. Rifle best
made- Write for Jewelry. Wb<n sold
return our $2.00 end we send rifle. FEN
WAY MFG. CO.. Dept. 48, Templeton, Mass
R HEUMEZE
Absolute Cure for Rheu
matism and Neuralgia
Endoraed Wh»r*v»r Triad.
Can't Do Harm. Must Do Good.
Simple Application of Scientific
Theory.
. Sample package 350.
Yuli siae package, 75 cents.
Stamps or Money Order.
RIIEUMEZE CG., Kilelgh, N. C.
Box 246.
I MISCELLAXBOCB
LEAHhi WATCHMAKING
Retired profitable labor. Competent men al
ways in demand. We teach It thoroughly in
as many months as It formerly took years. Doe*
away with tedious apprenticeship. Money earned |
wblie studying. Positions seen ed. Easy terms.
Send for catalogue. Address St. Louis Watch
making School. Dept. 4. St. Louis. Mo.
i • Seaatah Needle*. Rod*. OeMsmetera tor
locating Gold, bli ver ana hidden treaa.irea
Our instrument* ar* the best. Cat. t centr
MlaeraDapyly Ca. l*«pt & .Palmyra,Pa
sChris5 Chris mas Gards CDEC
Send only 2c stamp and g ■■ L|L
receive 6 very finest Gold ■ ■ ■
Embossed Chrlatmss Poet Cards FREE, to intro- .
duce post card offer. Capital Card Co., Dept.
214, Tcneka, Kan.
CHOICE Scotch collie *tud dog*, brood bltcbe*
and pups of both sexes. Wlshaw Clinker
strain. Sherbrooke Colli* Kennels, Culpepper,
Va.
' V -" OLIN/
1
' BEATTIFTL Violin,
i good size, richly polished wood.
> ebony finished finger board and tail piece, full
i set of string*, also a fine bow and INBTRVC-
I TTON BOOK free for selling 24 jewelry novel
ties, at 10c each. Write for them. Columbia Nov
elty Co.. Dept. 330. East Boston. Mass.
SOLOeACCORDION
gii&FREE.
f tor ed deep voleed
Mjp intlruneui, with which
{ma—9 ip iiii j v*u>le for concrrtt and
dancot. Frame very larjo,
* 10 keyevfuH set
tetop«, don hl • he I low s, eb-
Off3PT?W • Miy ar.ited rate, nickel (Uted
ee'.vre aad Iraamn.
"iieeyyariWgwWftijmwp nw >|r M es Jewelry W eeU
. ft $ 10e. eeeh. retem wbeft
WA>»<3*aßlManDF |$M and we eead lhe aooord oa.
Eagle Watch Co., Dept. 332* East Boston. Mass. ,
* —_ - ..i •' - ' ri ■ ■ ■ ■ i
i WANTED —Young men and ladles to take t'irre |
' months’ practical course. Expert management. ,
Position* guaranteed all gradua es. Catalogue
free. Charlotte Telegraphy School. Charlotte, ;
I
■Qftno SPANISH NECOLCS. •OLDOMETCRS
lor Treasure Seeker*. Booklei Free, j
ny V V f I M. ACERCY.63 Bay Si-FILbYRA, Y 4.
| |
! i n o n o roR A SON °
? 77 * - > RECENTLY PAID I
Send ns YOl'R SONG POEMS for examination
and offer. 11. KIBKL'B DUGDALE CO., Dept.
216. Washington, D. C.
On CHRISTMAS PST CAROS lsi fi
No Two Alike-Latest Designs ■WW
Lovely assortment of 20 Artistic Christmas. 1
Friendship, Good Luck. Roses and Flowers in
exquisite colors, all for only 10 Cts. if yon an
*w r this ad Immediately. J. H. Seymour, 149
Eighth St’, Topeka, Kan.
B *■ ■ II 8w41.i, B*4i A Reki, for locating
8w Ma I Gold, Silver and Hidden Treasure..
I MlVlUlv Fully Gu.ranteed. Booklet Free
WW Addtm. F.AM. AOENCV. 45 jf ew at.,PaXrr.yra l Pc.
! AGENTS—AT LAST A BIG THING!
1 NO MATTER what you’ve been selling, or how
I much money you've been cleaning up—onr big.
I new proposition on the Air Gas Lighting Sys
• tern will interest you. It’s a winner on every
i count. New, thoroughly practical and conv.nc
' lug to the most conservative, it offtrs an op
-1 pnrtnnlty to wide-awake, iutelilgmt wen that
Ils ahead of any other proposition in the field.
You carry with yon convincing proof that the
Air Gas Lighting System produces a purer.
I simpler b< tter and cheaper light than any now
ion the market. Could you ask anything bet-
Iter? Write today for prospectus, terms, terri
torr and sales plan*. Acorn Brass Manufac
turing Co., 227 N. Teorla St., Dept. 101, Chl
icago. 111. z
frrr, 1 aTcENTS A it up
***»!*= (”| F ora IMn. Hog Fence, 16c tor
F« r« >■= 47-in. Farm Fence. sßt-tc for ZW\
»• ►- r* ras4S-ln. Poultry Fence. *satylea\ / \ / y/
r- *-&~f and heights. Catalogue free. 1*- *"
KIYOwt •* * m eaote *»ov a **IINCIC, INDIANA.
AGENTS —Portrait*. 35c; framca, tsc; sheet pic
ture* 1c; stereoscopes. 25c; ••lews. 1c; 30
dav*’ credit. Sampl s and catalogue free. Con
solidated Port-alt. Dept. 4567. 1027 W. Adam*
[St.. Chicago.
WANTEDi
' MOTHE-Ka For 40 ywn Mother's Salve baa cure* |
I’ 1 “ Catarrh, Croop. (olds, Cuta. Soi-aa, Filw. Me r
» 4**9 f SalJa on tight at 2V- Send fI.M) to-day for 121
. f®ll tiie Jara and DOUBLZ your money, beddew ‘
choice ©I 857 valuable preminma FREE 1 I* not
' &A ■ f rwdy to order now write for n«w. bis ratalof
Mothers lemedtei C0.,1045-35fh It, tMcagc
' W« CATALOG ano
• giving elrrea EAT PRIZE
valuable pose* to our kJLiST
cuvtonerv. You may b,
the lucky one Shot Gunv at
I $3.7 5; Riflte, $1.4 0;
$2.10 and $3.40. Von cn’t but
our price. BOURN K ft BOND,
•”3 M*rk« Surat. LooUviUe. Matucky.
"The Cevil of Today”
His work in the Home, Church, So
ciety. Business, Politics and every waU
of life. A book portraying the grave
dangers found in all conditions of life.
Pitlalls and methods of escaping them.
A warning note to save young men and
women from wreck and ruin. This
great book contains more than 600
pages. A single copy will be mailed
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