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Market Rep orts NEW YORK. Dec. IThe cotton market opened steady at a decline of 103 point* tn response to indifferent cablet ami a result of aome scattering llquidatlou which waa thought likely the result of large margin calle for over tbe government reports neat week. Tbe offer ings were well taken, however, and tbe market while very quiet, ruled a point or two over tbe doetng figure* of yesterday, during tbe middle of tbe morning. Rumors that tbe National Glnnera* aaeoetatlon would ratimate tbe crop at only 11.33h.000 bales started a covering movement, during tbe middle of tbe morning, which eent price* about T to 11 point* net higher; but three rumor* were denied and prices liter eased off 2 or 3 points from tbe bent, with trading very quiet at mid day. Expectation* of a bullish private crop esti mate by a prominent local authority Imparted a generally firm tone to tbe market during tbe •arty afternoon aad price* ruled about 8 to 11 potnta net higher. Southern spot markets offi cially reported early were generally unchanged. SIW YORK COTTOM The fallowing were the ruling price* on tbe excMange t&Jaj; * Tone steady; middling 16 15-100 quiet. Last Pre*. Open. Uigb. Low. bale. Clone. Close. Jan 14.72 14.16 14.70 14.81 14.80 14.73 Fbb14.91 14.85 Mar. . . . 14.97 14.10 14.95 16.06 lAO4 14.90 April 16J0 14.06 May .... 15.13 15J7 15.13 IR2I 15.21 15.18 Junels.l7 15.12 July .... 15. W 15.23 15 09 15. IS 15.17 15.12 Aug 14.77 14.84 14.77 14.84 14.81 14.78 0ct14.30 14-36 14.39 14.30 1481 Dec. . . . 1477 1486 1477 1483 1480 1473 MEW ORLEANS COTTON NRW ORLEANS. Dec. I.—Cotton futures opened steady. 8 points down to 3 point* up. Cables were not quite up to expectation*. but the cold weather prevailing everywhere In the cotton belt stimulated buying. After the ell | the mor* active moutaa were put 5 point* over ■ yesterday's chwe. but on this small advance scalping long* took profit* and at tbe end of first half boar of bualneM ' price* Were back again at th* level of yesterday * cloee. Cable measage* from Liverpool were encouraging and stated that Manchester continued to book a large amount of buaiuee* ahead. Tbe market wa* dull but steady throughout the morning session. Price* were influenced mainly by estimate*, high and low, of the amount of cotton ginned during tbe period end ing yesterday. Toward tbe end of th* morning ' denials from an Important private bureau that it had put out an estimate of 10.100.000 bale* glased from the first of th* season up to the end of th# period, bad a strengthening effect on the market and at noon tbe trading months were at tbe bigbeet level of the rooming. 9 to i 10 points over yesterday's eloee. MEW ORLEANS COTTOM Th* following were the ruling prices on tbe exchange today: Ton* steady; middling. 14%c; steady. Last Peer. Open. High. Low. Sale Clone Close Jan 14.90 14.91 14.90 14 83 14.83 14.82 1 F»b14.88 14 95 Mehls.lo 15.19 15.10 15.13 15.12 15.00 Apri115.23 15.30 Mayls.Bo 15.88 15.28 15.82 15.31 15.28 June 15.38 15.35 Julyls 40 15.44 15.87 15.40 15.40 15.37 Dee 14.71 14.84 14.70 14.79 14.78 14.75 'BTOT COTTOM Atlanta, steady. 14%e. New York, qsuet. 15 15-100e. New Orleans, steady. 14%c- Liverpool, quiet. 8 8-100 d. Galveston, nominal, 15c. Wtlmlgton. nominal. 14 %c. Savannah, steady. 14 9-lGc. Norfolk, steady. 14 18 16c. Baltimore, nominal. 1414 c. Philadelphia. 15 40-100 c. Boetcn. steady. 15 IMOOe. Boston, steady. 15 A 100 c. Mobile, nominal. 14 910*. Charleston, neroinal. 14%c. Bt. Louis, quiet, 1514 c. Little Boek, neroinal. 14 11-18e. Houston, steady. 15c. Memphis, nominal 15%c. Augusta, quiet. 14 13 16c. Louiarllle. firm. 15%e. Macon, firm. 14 %c. Charlotte, steady. 14%c. Columbia, steady. 14c. LIVERPOOL COTTOM Tbe following were th* ruling prices on the •xebanf* today: Tee* steady; sales 8.000; middling 8 3 1006. Prev.‘ Open. 2 p.m. Clone. Close. Jan. and Feb7.Bo 7.82 7.34% 7.86% Feb. and March .7.80 .... 7851 s 7.87 March and Apri1..7.83 7.86 787 7.88% April and May .7.85 .... 7.87% 7.88 May and June ...7.84 7.80 7.88% 7.90 Jun* and July ..7.82 .... 7.87 7.88% July and Aug. ~7.80% 7.82 7.84 % 7.85% Aug and Sept. -.7.00 .... 7.02 7.84% Sept, and Oct- 7.18 .... Oct. and Nov. ..0 96 .... 7.00 .... Dee.7 80 7.81 7.84% 7.86 Dee. and Jan. . .7.78% 7.80% 7.54 7.84% HAYWARD A CLARK S COTTON LETTER NEW ORLEANS. Dee. L—Tbe prevailing view of trade tn regard to market chance* for tbe | next few day* waa that bull leaders would stand aside to allo* the liquidation nt smaller long accounts before tbe bureau report, pos sibly stimulated by census returns to be pub lished tbe day before tbe government report estimate comes out. Tbe putting Into execu tlon of this view, however, ha* worked badly 2 QUARTS FREE IF the purpose of inducing • trial order, w» make | this great offer. A $*V 5 “V XXXX XYX, Regular Price I ALL FOR 8 $ £7 Taste every bottle if you like, L z? Tr * ryou d ® 001 flnd rt the BEST whiskey you have ever had. send it beck at our ex per.se and your money will be returned by first mail. THE INDEPENDENT DISTILLING CO. Or. WM BINOLSV, •ee’y, Mt lodipoedoot Btoek. KAMBAB CITY, MO •® HS ® ==B^^====?^S!===^==== ® f WATXX DOCTOH WHJL TEXT UXDfE FXXX. f kM **«d “a* ll bottle of your morn- . ’ M tag srtee. I will make analysts » sad forward opinion of case free. | 1 ] If tired of being experimented I Mt JK/ upon by physicians who guess at j your dleeeoe. consult a water doe- . tor. Interesting «* page book free. Vi '■*•* ,or » rtT >* furnished | dLL-wßvi receipt of > stamp. Dr. C. D Shafer 197 Garfield piece. Ctn rtanatt. OMo. I ADIES 5,000 REW * RD! | FbiUas Monthly BoweSy safely rolieeea loss ■■ ««t wnet nlwtiaaU ateoraaal caaee ta 1 to S days withov kora, peia er laiartarMea with vour wort Mad f: to DaeMa DereasUi tt OS. Fktt Wnla tadar aSSreae Sr fcilhlaama Bamedy Co., gg- hit Bain M . kaaaae City Mo Mia your own town |CS 00to|lM00 y earned. Bo axpanoaao ar wooay ta back yoo with oor capital and leach lain let Btagaat baa of ■■plea troe. snt: suits $95 Erepaia L xi9«at w 4« to K««Mr«r« in toft eity I nad xsrtnddihp fuamntoad One ••■■l WMtod in every toww Kxcto- Itocy. WHtofoe nene•’• nnlto PBIT MCI.. IM tartm Itrwt. CMcap 5jL A $3:22 PRESENT FREE Hsra|H2 Gallons I A ga ry I With all fiist orders to new customers, we will send fr»« ■ hollow I S.» I ground Jxtra flno Razor. We are making this unusual offer to ■ introduce Btona'a Whlakay. It is pure, rich and mellow. Taste it E M ■ and if it is not the BEST whiskey you have ever had at double the price. I ■ *end it back at our expense and your money will be returned by first mail. I TWO GAI LONSI ''*•*•*• CJfi sr se Credit Isfsrcecs ■ercsstHe Bask. K. C.. Ma. er »n liytn Cs. Stone Mercantile Stone Bldg., ICanaaa so far. either because the outaide long Interest Is smaller than it was thought to be or because confidence in a small crop la stronger than supposed, or because bulllah views receive new stimulus of some sort nearly every day. Thus, today Liverpool cabled that the trade wa* a large buyer. But wbet. perhaps, went further toward stimulating the market was the rumor that the National Gtnner*’ association would soon give an estimate which would be in line with other small crop estimates. Th* crop condition end ginning forecast* by this authority have been so close to the gov ernment publications that the trade pays much attention to forecasts coming from this par ticular source. New York wired that Mis* Giles’ estimate would not appea- until tomorrow. Liverpool future* are steady, but spot are U points down. BUTTER. CHEESE AMD EGGS N’BW YORK. Dec. I.—Butter easy; receipt* 3 964 Creamery specials. 31 %c; extras. S©e- creamery held, second to special. Js4r3lc; state dairy, common to finest. 24U30c; process, common to specials. 81%c; imitation cream ery. first. 24%«25c; fsetory. June make. 24c; factory current make. 23c. Cheese quiet and steady: receipts 1.968. State whole milk. September quality, special*. 15%0 17lie; do. fancy colored. 15%c; fancy white. 13%015%c; Jo choice 14% 015 c; do early Oc tober fine 14%«14%c; do current make, fair 13%e: do. common. I8013%e; skims. 2018 c. Egg* frreb. steady; refrigerator, unsettled; receipt*. 5.715. Mate. Pennsylvania and near by hennery white fancy. 56c; do. gathered white. 40050: do. hennery brown fancy. 45 W47c- do. gathered brown. 4O048c: western gathered white. 32®4>c; frosh gathered extra first, 37030; do. first. 34«3f1e; do. seconds. 2«032e- refrlrerator. special marks fancy. In I local storage. 25%02«c; do. first. 24024%e; do. seconds 23024 c. KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS KANSAS CITY. Dec. I.—Butter—Creamery .Sc; firsts 26c; second* 24c; packing stock 20c. Egg*—Extras 32c; fiesta 30c; seconds 21c. CHICAGO QUOTATIONS Tbe following were tbe ruling prices on tbe itxchangc- today: PfW* Open. High. Low. Cloee. Cloee. wheat Dec 90090% 91% 90 91% 90% Mav . . 96%01M>% 97% 90 97% 95% July . . .93%41.93% »4% 93% 94% 93% Dec. . . 44%e*4% 45% 44% 45% 44% .May . . 47% 047% 4T% 4T% 47% 47% July 48 48% 47% 48% 47% OATS— Dee. . . 31% 031% 32 31% 82 81% May 34% 34% 34% 34% 84% Julyß4% 34% 34% 34% 34% I FORK— January 17.40 17.50 17.30 17.47 17.30 May 16.06 16.72 19.63 16.70 16.65 LARD— * November . 9.80 January 9.82 9.87 9.80 9.65 9.80 May 9.67 9.76 9.62 9.70 9.62 1 SI DES— January 9.27 9.35 923 982 9.20 May 9.10 9.10 9.02 8.10 9.00 CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS CHICAGO, Dec. I.—Cash: Wheat—No. 2 red 92%©93%e; No. 3 red 31092%*; No. 2 hard 930»4%c; No. 1 northern 81-050107: No. 2 northern 51.0491.06: No. 2 spring 96c951.04%; velvet chaff 90C051-OO; durum 82c4jf92c. Corn—No. 2. 48(g48%c; No. 2 white 48Q 48%e; No, 2 yellow 52%<952%e. Oats—No. 2 white 33%§34%e; standard 83% 984 C. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS ST. LOVIS. Dec. I.—Cash: Wbest higher; track No. 2,94998 c; No. 2 hard. 98%c931-01. Corn higher; track No. 2. 46%c; No. 2 white, 46948 c. Oats higher; track No. 2. 32@32%c; No. 2 white. 34 %c. KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS KANSAS CITY. De% I.—Cash: Wheat—Unchanged; No. 2 hard 92998 c; No. 2 red 94%995c. Corn —Unchanged te %e lower; No. 2 mixed 489476; No. 2 white 48%e47c. Oats—Unchanged; No. 2 whit* 33934e; No. 2 mixed 31933 c. NATAL STORKS SAVANNAH. Ga.. Dec .I.—Spirit* 11 a. tn. firm, regulars 74% 675 c. Rosin firm, water white 87.65. window glass 5T 55. N 8? 20. M 86-75, K 86.60. I 86.15, H 85 83. G 85.806 5.67%. F 85.7593.86, E 86.7096.77%. D 85.67% 95.75. B Receipts, spirits 822. losla 2.722. ITUNiniOOCK (By W. H. White. Jr„ of White Provision Co.) Quotation* based on actual purchases for tbe current week. Good to prime steers, 1,000 te 1,100 pounds. 4%«5%c. Medium to good ateere, 800 te 1.000 pounls. 4-.t4'-.c. Good fat beef cows. 800 to 1,000 pound* ’ 3%9*%«- Medium to good beef eowe, 700 to 800 pound*. 1 Goods to choice heifer*. TOO to 800 pound*. 40 4%C. Medium to good heifers. 600 to 700 pounds. 8%«4e. Above represent ruling price* on good qual ity beef cattle. Inferior grades and dairy type* selling lower. Mixed common steers, if fat, 600 to 900 pouodß, 3 Mixed common cows, if fat, 600 to 800 pounds, 5%«8%e. Mixed bunches, common to fair. 600 to 700 pounds. 2%98%e. Good butcher bulls, BQ4c. Prime bog*. 160 tn 200 average. TOT%e. Good butcher hog*. 140 to 160 average B, G«L**to choice pigs. 80 te 100 average. 8, COTnmon te medium pig*, mixed. 80 te 120 average, 6% 07c. Hesvy and rough bogs. 200 to 800 average *Good Georgia sheep. 70 te 90 average. SQ de. Above quotation* apply te prime eorn-fed stock: if fattened on peanuts or fed only part corn. Moderate supply of cattle this week with little If any change in prlroa. Hog market a little stronger with some better demand. HORSES AND MULES Fallowing er* current quotations oo boras* and mule*: Market easier. Horse*—Hesvy draft, good te cbolee. 82000 235: southern horse*, good to extra. 81400200; southern horse*, fair to good. 81000140; south ern borers, common. 8750100; driver*, cbolc*. 51550225; plug*. 525040. Male*—l4 band*. 81009130. 14% bud*. 3138 0166; 13 bacds, 81730225; 15% hands. 11750 225; 16 bands. 82250275; extra heavy, 8275 0823. LIVE STOCK MARKET ST. LOUTS. Dec. L—Cattle: Receipt* 11.000. Including 1200 Texans; strong; aatlve beef steers, 85 0007.25; cow* and helfera. 83.250 6.75; stockers and feeders. 83.7505.25; Texas and Indian steers. 83 75®6.50; cows aad heif ers. 53.5004.50; calves In ear load lota, 84.25 06.00. ! Hogs— Receipts 9.000; steady; pigs and lights, < 87.2097.35; packer*. 86.8607.30; butchers and ’ beet heavy, 87.2007.85. I Sheep—Receipts 3,000; ateady; native mut ton*. 83 5004.00; lamb*. 85 5007.00. ATLANTA MARKETS ATLANTA COTTOM ATLANTA. Ga., Dee. I.—Cotton by wagon, steady. 14 11-16 c. SOAPS AND WASHING POWDERS Swift’* Pride *oap. 100-12. 83.40; Swift'* .Gold Mine. 50*. 31.90; Swift’s Pride washing (-50-1. 83.00; Swift's Wool soep. 10-16. 84.00 “» LIVE POULTRY Hen* each. 35040 c; friers, according te » else*, each. 15 to 25e; geese, full feathered, fat st'«i6oc each: dock*, pudlde, 25030 c each; dock*. Pekin*. 85040 c each: roosters, each, -80035 c; turkeys, per pound. 16918 c. R CANNED GOODS I Oysters. 5 ounce. 81 06; 8 ounce. Salmon tails, pinks. 85 00; red. 87.50; sar dine*. % oil, no key. 88.0); oil. key. 88.80; % oil mustard, 83.75; tomatoes, standard Vir ginia pack 2a. 81.30; 3a. 81-SC; cere, standard, 81.80; fancy. 82.60; Karo syrup. 10c sis*. 81.75; 25c ata*. 82.00; 60c else. 81.80. DRESSED POULTRY AMD GAME SUNDRIES Quail, each. 17018 c; dressed rabbits, each. 12%015c; squirrel*. 10912%c; opossums, per pound, dreeeed. 12%015c. poultry, draws, bead and feet on, per pound, bens 17018 c; friers THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1910. FOR BAX.E—TABMS HALL & BISHOP, 18 N. Pryor St., Kimball House, 210 ACRES —One mile from Red Oak, only 3 miles from College Park. Thia 1* flue gray land, and producing a bale of cotton to tbe acre. Has fine 4-room bouae and barn and several tenant bouses. Only 850 per aere. 100 ACRES—Three and a half miles from Buck hesd; 70 acres In timber. 80 acres In cultlva tlon; 4-room bouse. Only 84.000 55 ACRES—On Boswell road; only 4 miles from Buckbtad; over 2.000 feet frontage on the road; beautiful place, at only 8125 per acre. 48 ACRES—One mile from Austell; 15 acre* fine bottom land, balance creek runs through tbe pls-e. 12 acres upland In cultivation, bal ance in timber. 8850 will buy It, If taken quick. Only 18 miles from Atlanta. CHEATHAM BROS., (Soln Agents.) 8 Luckie St. Atlanta, Ga. FARMS. 22,000 ACRES best Georgia farms, in Jefferson, Johnson, Emanuel, Laurens and Montgomery counties, all the property of one man who has given us exclusive sale. We will cut acreage to ault. Price, 812 to 830 per acre. Terms. These lands will please anybody. Get busy. See ua. PLANTATION FOR LEASE. SIX HUNDRED FORTY ACRES. Twelve-borse crop open; fertile, loamy soil; clay aub eoll; smooth and free from atone; one and half miles small creek bottoms; five good houses, painted and ceiled. Near church and school; four miles to a good market; good water and very healthy. Excellent summer and winter pastures, suitable for dairy farm. Also six hun dred forty acre* fenced graxing land, about three miles from above. Also another good two-horse farm. Terms reasonable. Herafoid Lumber Co., Alexander City, Ala. UPSON COUNTY LANDS sre Cream of Middle Georgia. I have 60 farm* for aale from 58.5) to 350.00 per acre. F. A. Stafford. Thomaston, Ga. SOUTH GEORGIA FARM. 600 ACRES 3 mile* of Tlvola, Houston county, on G., 8. & F. railroad. 150 acres open, 100 In original forest pine, balance of land estimated to cut 800.000 of pine. 100.000 feet of oak. Excellent place foe stock farm; timber will double the cost of place. 89.00 per acre, one third cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Address Nesbit Kimball 00., 707 Empire Life Bldg., Atlant*. Ga. 106 ACRES Rockdale county, 50 acres cleared, balance In timber: school and all conven iences necessary to a modern farm; all Improve ments. 88.000. half cash, balance tn one and two years. Fbr particulars communicate with Green A Ch.-totian, 402 Grant Bldg-. Atlanta, G*. , FARMS. 100 ACRES food farm land, six mlloa from center of Atlanta, with two good houses thereon. Tbis is a bargain for 360.00 an acre, on terms. We also have others, and make loana on farm*. M. C. Kiser, 35 Inman Bldg., At lanta, Ga. FOR SALE—A GOOD FARM IN JACKSON COUNTY. Florida. Good 6 room bouse, 825 per acre. W. Alford. Grandridge, Fl*. FLOYD COUNTY FARM, near Rome. Ga.; a farm of 247 acre*, 70 acre* In good state of cultivation, 3 tenant houaea, good schools, etc.; churche* nearby, at 812 per acre; half cash. DORAVILLE. GA.. 17 mile* of Atlanta, a farm of 50 acre*, good bouae. 80 acre* In cultiva tion. Thia ta cheap 850 per acre; cash. MASON A TURNER. 224-26 Empire Bldg., Atlanta. SOUTH GEORGIA FARM—7IO acres, 2 mile* <rf New Portals, between Statraboro and Mil len. on new railroad. All In long leaf yellow pine timber; red and grey pebbly land. Will grow bale to acre In long staple cotton, and excel!>mt place tor stock farm. Timber will double the cost of entire tract. Price 87,500; easy terms. Address Ne*blt Kimball Co., At lanta. Ga. TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS. Over 1.000.600 acres for sale by. the state, Yon can buy 640 acres at 82 an acre; pay 832 cash, nalanre after forty years; fine farming and fruit land and -vealthy cllmxte. For fur ther Information. Send 6c postage. Investor Pub. Co., Dept. 55, San Antonio, Tex. BOYS’ AYR RIFLE For selling 20 Jewelry Morel tie* atlOe each. Rifle best made. Write foe Jewelry. When sold return our 82.00 and we send rifle. FEN WAY MFO. 00., Dept. 56, Hempieton, Mass. 22%025e; rooster*. 809 c; ducks, 18020 c; geese. 10012 c; turkeys, owing to fatneaa, 240 26c; fresh egg*, per dosen. 88085 c; storage 28030 c. FIBF AND OYSTERS Pompano, pr pound. 20c; Spanish mackerel, per pound ,12%c; trout, drawn, per pound, 10e: blue fish, drawn, per pound, tie; heauless red snapper, per pound, 10c; mullet, per barrel, 200 pounds net 811.00; small snooks per pound 60 Te; mixed flab, per pound. o06c; : tange snap per. flounder*, pound, 607 c; oysters, selects, per gallon, 81-40; standard, per gallon, 8 .10. CRACKERS Cracker*—XXX Florida sodas, Te; Block se lect sodas. 7%c; lemon creams. B%c; pearl oys ter. Tc; ginger snap*. 7c; cornhills. 8c; penny cake*. B%c; animals, lOe; jumbiwi, 10%c; fig bars. 18c; cartwheels. 9c; retain cookies, B%c; Block snowflake wafers. In tins, 13c; cracker* In 5c carton*. 60c dosen; cracker* in 10c ar tona, 81.00. GROCERIES Salt, 100 pound bags, sOc; Ice cream, 81-00; White flab. kit*. 48c; 60 pounds, 63-10; 100 pounds, 8400; Royal Gloa* starch, 3c; Best gloaa starch. 2%c; World's com atareh. B%c; nickel packages, 83-50; pickles, 36. W; potash 83.60. Sugar—Standard granulated, 85.00; plantation. 84.90; coffee, green, bulk, 13015 c; roasted, bulk. Rio, Blue Ridge, 17c; Stonewall, 20c; AAAA, ISc; Uno, 23c; rice, Jap, 3%c; domestic, 4%c; axle grease. 81-75; navy beans, 82.76 bushel; Ussa bean*. 6%c. CEREALS Quaker eats, wood. 86a. 83.10; Quaker oats, 18*. pulp. 81-50; Quaker puffed rice, 86a, 64-26; Quaker puffed wheat. 82.90; Quaker Mt*, tin, 86*. 84.25; Quaker corn meal, 24a. 81.96' Quaker breakfast biscuit. 24a, 31.85; Pettijebn'a 86*. 83-95; Pettljohn's 18a, 31.86; Quaker corn flake*. 24a. 81.85; Quaker i'arina. 14a, 81.50; pure rjt flour. Barrel, 35.50; rye (lour mixture, 84.76; rye maul, barrel. >4.60; «y* Scotch pearled barley. 24a. S’ 60; Quaker cracked wheat. 245. B'2-50; Quaker Vv. W. flour, 10s, 82-00; granulated homluy, 245, 31.60; gran ulated bom lay. 10s. 81-60; Scotch XXX gra ham, 10a, 83-15; do. 20s, 83.20; Poatum, large, 62.25; small, 32-70; XXX grabam, barrel. 34.60; kegs. 82.50; Poet toastie*, popular ala*. 82.80; pearled barley, 24*. 31-60. MEAT, LARD AND HAMS Dry salt riba. 85 to 60 pounds, 11c: dry salt rib bellies, 20 to 26 pounds, 12c; dry salt fat backs. 8 to 10 pound*. IV%<-. i’retpl'int ham*. 17 l-10c; do. breakfast bacon, 27c; I’.cnlc ham*. 812.50; Preni.um lard, L,e. SiiVvi Leaf lard. ll%c; Jewel lard compound. o%e. Cornfield ham*. 10% average. 16%c; Cornfield field ham*. 12-14 average, 16%c; Cornfield skinned bam*. 10-18 average. 15c: Cornfield Picnic hams 13%c; Premium lard, 12%c; Silver fast bacon, 6-8 average. 26%c; Grocers Style bacon. 3-6 average strips, 21c; Cornfield kiuoked link snusage. 25 pound boxes, luc: Dixie fresh pork sansafe, link or bulk, 23 pound buckets. 12%c: Atlant* luncheon bams. 25 pound boxes. 12%c; Cornfield Jellied meats, 10 pound dinner palls, 12%e; Cornfield sausage in ell 50 pound cans, 85.00; Cornfield pur* lard, tlarce baste. 12%c; Compound lard, tiarce basis 9%c- » • Make Your Body Right If you want to atop the use of medi cines, you must first make your body healthy, for healthy bodies need no medicines. Bodl-Tone will help you to do It. It puts health on a solid founda tion In the body by toning all of the body. Read the liberal trial offer on last page. OKLAHOMA WHEAT CONDI TION 38.6 AGAINST 93.7 GUTHRIE, Okla., Dec. I.—The condition of winter wheat la only 38.6 as against 93.7 a year ago. according to a crop bulletin of the state board of agriculture Issued today. The dry fall ta given as tbe cause. The board reported a decrease of 31 per cent tn the acreage of alfalfa. Tbe cotton report is encouraging, tbe crop be ing estimated at 776,000 bales valued at 856,000,- 00U. MTSCELL A WE OHB This Stemwind Watch CD EC and Ring ■ DEC Genuine American Watch, Stem Bt4>m St> Beautiful Guaranteed time keeper; also Ring with Sparkling z/ 'l" 1 Gem, both Free for telling 24 Jewelry Novelties at 10c each. Write for Jewelry. When sold send us 82.40 and we tend watch aad ring. FRIEND SOAP CO., Dept. 608, Boston, Maa*. Watch, Ring COCC Chain ■ ■■ Kb Kb American Movament Watch, RIA beautiful case, fine timekeeper, fJf V »111 given free for telling 6 boxes Tablets at 25c. ea. When l*-- r v Br> 'd return 31-50 and we send Watch, with extra premium of Ring -nd Chain for money rent us with- In 10 days. 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STANDARD REMEDY CO., 5 Cortlandt St., Dept. 4. New York City. Watch, Ring and Chain FOR SELLING OUB JEWELRY. I"R|FF Thia handname AMERICAN P Hr MADC 6TiM wI ‘ND, STEM BR£ VL • A SET WATCH.angrureti Rud _ P r ,lze guaranteed pTi'M FORSYIARS. Also sifool rlag taady for yo-.tf initial aud a watah oho!a free io b?ys, <!ris or KfVQh anyone Bolllaf 14 pieces of aur bandveae jows.ry T. atiOcoach. bead uoaameaad address aad wo will JrT< I*’C'fDTx aaadjowi-ry pootpsid Wboa told Bead ue tkoK-40 aß( j ve w i’i tbe watoh. r!n<, aad ekafa FREI HENRY CHICAGO SHORT HORN CATTLE, Poland China hogs, fancy poultry and M. B. turkys. Sixteenth year. New price list. Tuggle •Bros., Brush creek, Tenn. POLAND CHINA PIGS OF THE BEST BREED to be fouud in America. Pedigree with eacn pig. Some fine brood sows for sale. J. R. Combe, Adairsville, Ga. ■ LADIES—Make supporters, 312 per hundred; no canvassing; material furnished; stamped en j velope for particulars. Wabash Supply Co., Department W 128, Chicago. BUSINESS for men or ladle*. Pay* big. Arti cle* everybody wants. Sell fast. Excellent ter ritory. Address P. W. Ziegler, Dept. K., Chicago. PECANS—No legitimate Investment known pays such handsome returns as pecans. Write me for full particulars. Smith D. Pickett, Atlanta. Ga PATENTS OBTAINED OR M 0 FEES CHARGED BOOK fr«e. Thousands of satisfied client*. ' T. R. Harney, 1318 Kenyon, Washington, D. 0. OPEN AIR Grown and Frost Proof Cabbag* Plant* Guaranteed. Prices 1,000 for 81 (X), б, for field. Charleston Wakefield, Succession, Au gusta Trucker, Flat Dutch. Now ready. H. E. SIMPSON, Rout* 1, Piedmont, S. 0. WE HAVE more big jacks and stallions than ever before. A guarantee back of every one that is sold as solid as The Hills. Breeder* of Tam worth and Hampshire swine. Stock all age* for sale. Write for catalogue. J, F. COOK & CO., Lexington, Ky. 12 POST GARDS FREE We will stnd you 12 of the prettiest cards you ever saw if you will cut this advertisement out and send It to us with 4c to pay postage-and mailing and say that you will show them to fl of your friends. D-32 New Ideas Cord Co., 3 18, sth St., Philadelphia. Pa. i ATTENTION, FARMEI(B--By nay new method 1 of saving rolling, hilly' land from washing. ! It can be doubled and threbled In value. Charge* reasonable. Best reference* given on appli cation. J. H. Pharr, Marshallville, Ga. 83 TO 810 DAILY to local representatlvea. who go after what they want and get what they go after, with my PURE ALUMINUM "GEM” I COOKER and Preaerve Kettle combined. Every housekeeper burs on Its merits. Branch Mfg. Co., 2 South 14th St.. Richmond, Va. 1910 One-Man Wood and Tx»g Sawyer, the Ma chine of Merit, Automatic Self-Pulling. For ' illustrated description write H. A H. Belf-Baw- 1 Ing Machine Co., Kane, Pa. 10 POSTCARDS, actual photographs Jeffrlee- Johnsin Fight taken at ringside. 25 cent*. M. P. Cb., 211 Temple Court Bldg., Chicago. 111. WHITE FACED BLACK SPANISH—Trio. 85.00 while they last. Order direct from this ad. H. W. Chestnut, Centralia. Kans. Circular free. i FOR SALE FEATHERS—AII kinds of domestic feathers. Live geese feathers a specialty. Write for samples and prices. R. 8. Eubanks, 73% South Broad St., Atlanta. Ga. RABINCIA The Latest Up-To-Date Odor In PERFUME For a Holiday Gift Your dresser Is Incomplete without it. Send 10c for sample and be convinced. All deal- ' ers 50c. or by mail. RAY MFG. CO., 246 Fulton St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. iJust What You Need; The Summers Automatic Waved-tbread Stitch ing Awl will mend anything. Will repair har nesa, shoes, buggy tops, sew on button*, tie comforters, sew up rents In csrpets. etc. Bas 1 large and 1 small point for light and heavy | stitching and I curved point for patching shoes, etc. Also 1 wrench and 1 bobbin Never before sold less than one dollar. For the next 30 days WILL SEND YOU ONE FOR 50c postpaid. Please remit postsl or express money order. Agents wanted. LAWTON & BUSHMAN, Dept. 10. Burlington, W!s. I TREAT CATARRH O FREE ter attoan dsya. Tt yoa do not wish to oonllnua, eosta yo* nothing. lam tranting enterrh, Iteafnaa*, Band Rolaaa. and Bar troubles, with a remarkable new treatment. I want to •end a com ae of thle treatment with two instruments to every sufferer, by mall, all chargea prepaid, to try IX days. 1 Send no money. Write for my my fre* trial trestaent to day, r'vinr full doseriotion of your ease. Dr. W. 0. COFFEE, Dept. 394. Des Moines, lowa. re—re———W PERSONAL PERSONAL—LadIes, when delayed use Triumph pills. Always dependable. "Relief” and per- Itlculars free. Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee. MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY. Marriage I directory FREE. Pay when married. New plan. Box 314 T. 1.. KANSAS CITY. MO. GET MARRIED —Matrimonial paper containing advertisements marriageable people from all 1 sections of tbe United States, Canada, rich, poor, young, old. Protestanta, Catholics, mailed sealed free. H. H. Gunnels, Toledo. Ohio. | 1 8l If)AV B ** t P iaa on cart| L rent free. Phe imH HK I toa ot ,all J member. Th* 1 IIIHIIIII Pilot. Dept. 47. Marahall, Mich. | MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable 1 published. Send for cue. Eastern Agency, 23, | Bridgeport. Conn. MARRY—Book of descriptions and photos mailed sealed. FREE. The Exchange. Box 822 R. | U.. Kansas City, Mo, » ' ' TOBACCO CURES TOBACCO causes chronic Irritation of brain and nerve cell*. NI KO heals this irritation. You won't Want tobacco any mor*. You will feel so good. King NI KO, Room 3, Wichita, Kaunas. MISCirLLABrXIOVB I WB WANT A FARM, 200 to 260 scree, within ■ 50 miles of Atlanta, not over 1 mile from I ralltead station. Some improvements. Must be ! reasonably priced. Robert A. Ryder Realty i Co., 1013 Empire Bldg. ! PEAS—W* want to buy peaa 8. T. Beveredge | A Co., Richmond, V*. RICE—New crop. 100 pounds beautiful, elean. I white table rice, in double sacks, freight pre- I paid to your railroad station, 83.86. J. Ed. Oab ; antes. Rice Farmer, Katy, Texas. | PORTRAITS—New emerilnes are dandle*. Our I special Xmas offer te cheap. Agents making big money. Crescent Portrait Studio, 914 Mon- I tann St., Chicago. IDO YOU LIKE MUSIC? For 3100-00 I will i ship you a 3200.00 Columbia phonograph war -1 ranted a* good in every respet as when It left . the factory. Guaranteed for one year. Paul |T. Barth. Music Dealer. 78 North Bro*d St., • Atlanta. Ga. 5 Christmas Caras EDGE Send only 2c stamp and ■ ■ ■ receive 5 very finest Gold ■ Embossed Christmas Poet Cards FREE, to Intro i duce post card offer. Capital Card O*-, Dept. | 214, Topeka, Kan. ' 880.00 PER MONTH paid Railway Mall Clerks, Custom* and Internal Revenue Employee*. No "layoffs." Short hour*. Rapid advancement te high eateries and high government position*. Thousands of appointments coming. Common ed ucation sufficient. Political influence unneces sary. Country and city residents stand same chance of immediate appointment. Examina tions announced everywhere January 15th. Coaching free to first 25 applicants. Write Im mediately for schedule showing place* of tho examinations. Franklin Institute, Dept. D 39, Rochester, N. Y. Secrets forWomen Send 2c stamp for catalogue of Rubber Ne- 1 ceesltles. Remedies, Toilet Article* aad Beauty Preparations. This book, is of great interest to women. Do ! not delay. FAIRBANK SUPPLY HOUSE, F. K. 60 Wabash Ave., Chicago. TOBACCO HAMIT OUMd' i DR. ELDERS' TOBACCO SPECIFIC cure* aH form* of Tobacco Habit In 72 to 120 hour*. A positive, quick and permanent cure. Easy to take. No craving for Tobacco after the dose. One to three boxes core* all ordinary case*. We guarantee a cure In any case or refuad money. Send for our free booklet, giving full i information. Elders’ Sanitarium, Dept. 2, Bt. Joseph, Mo. * > & a SURE Easy work with hor*e and buggy right where you live In handling our ironing and fluting machine. One agent says: "Made 850 in 8% Ts^^*®S«|dayß.’ r We pay 875 • month ana ‘ WK ittqexpenM*; or commlaaion. pun XTO, CO, teyt. 4C ttMtaaaii, Ma 8100 MONTHLY and expenses to trustworthy men aud women to travel and distribute sam ples; big manufacturer. Steady work. 8. Schef fer, Treaa. W. J. 166. Chicago. THE MUSIC MAGAZINE, 1712 East 65th St.. Cleveland, 0. If you are not yet a sub scriber we will eend you the Mnsle Magaslae every month for ONE YEAR for only 25c. With this magasine you receive tbe latest end very beet PIANO MT S j C FREE. AGENTS —Portraits 35c; frames 16c; sheet pictures 1c; stereoscope* 25c; view* Ic. 30 days’ credit. Sample* and catalog free. Oea •ol Ida ted Portrait. Dept. 4568. 1027 W. Adam* Bt.. Chicago. *- valuable pnaee to our IST cuMoman. You may b* the tacky oae Shot Cu«» at 83 78; Rifle*. 81 40. 82. 10 and 83.40. Yo* cea't beat NmEJMiSI oer sricea MOURMK A BOMD/Wm 318 Market Street. LoelavOte, |P^™THhamo®4 Three two Rin*a raaa*L(reA » Mk Belling reven Me JQffSCj .aJSMWBhnre. 'Merit" Tablet* mBO dayaA wZ ■ Owe eelM gel*. AMrete 36KM1T M*4l*tn* Cea, Ms am 14 Ct**l*a*U, Ohio, CHOICE Scotch colli* stud dogs, brood bite he* and pup* of both sexes. Wishaw Cl laker strain. Sherbrooke Colli* Kennels, Culpepper, Va. SOLObACCORDION Mi-ftWwa. f FREE - Sweet toned deep vetoed '••» ra " , e' wl, “ which 4gffiagSSwC*ia*tfßißrolMß i ,u r >" p ; »t sea-.ut.i "ft“»« 1 Tewvwaqro|BW tcu.ie for resevru and : dance. Frame very l»c|e, rctemjwHrvd>Cl 1» 4. WBCTHI 10 k eve, fell vet reed a, 8 .toy.. de-.M. bellow., eb- • effww.w en <ed eaa. .Blekel»leted m.M **. vmai.n. Eagle Watch 00., Dept. 332, East Boston. Maro. MX DI CAL SHAKEY NERVOUS PEOPLE CURED with OR GUNN’S BLOOD * NERVE TONIC. Makes nerve force, stops dixsy spells, gives healthy sleep.7sca box,3 boxes 82. Atstorea.or sent by matt Hw*ak or sick, writ* DB.BOSANKO CO.,Phfia..l%. I HAVE AN HONEST CURE FOR GOITRE (thick neck) that does the work. Pay when cured. Drite Dr. E. M. Mclntosh, Waupaca, Wls. cured te stay cured. Eminent Judge*, ministers, congressmen ■ I 11 and rhe inedb-el press declare my cures permanent. I cure ■ ~ ! .'?■? after others fail. WRITE TO- ■ DAY FOR FREE BOOKLET. Address. Dr. W. Towns, Fond du Lac, Wte. cancer™ VI how> gire, evi- dence of what other* have dona for themselves. Sent free. Address, THE BYE INSTITUTE. SOI Fair Block. ladlaaapolta. InOlaaa. A POSITIVE CURTW" Without medicine ALLAN’S SOLLBLB MEDICATED BOUGIES will cure the most ob stinate cases. No nauseous doses. Price* Si.to. Sold by druggists. Send for circular 1 C. ALLAN COto P. 0. Bax 996. New York TpTrpQ BPILBPBY. Only CURB. 1 ln*ure I 110 an entire and rapid cure to stay cured for lif4. I ask no f»«- Df- Kruae 00.. St. Louis, Mo. WOXDXXrUI roan vro aan mb NEW MEDICAL >■ K f" f" DISCOVERT .9_. ■ ■ . I will send you a free treatment of my New IMacovery. which 1* astonishing the world in the cure of Kidney, Bladder. Rheumatism and all Uric Add Disease*, If you will write me today. I will also send my large 32 page booklet, "How to Get Well,” all without coet to you. Do not eend money—not one cent do I ask. This discovery Is creating wonders. It is the great est medical discovery of tbe twentieth eentury. lirop me a postal today—do not wait. Describe your case briefly when writing. Dr. D. J. WALSH. 107 Nil** Building, Boston, Mass. WANTED HELP—MALE WANTED—Colored men. Prepare a* sleeping ear train porters, firemen brakemen. 360, 890. Southern roads. Enclose stamp. Inter. Ry., No. 40, Indianapolis, Ind. WE PAY 386 a week and ‘xpeuses to iten with rigs to Introduce poultry competed. Year's contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept. 06. Parson*. Kas. ’ • ■•• slab Needles. RMI GnlrtemeSer* twr JL 1 Beetles Gold, 811 ver and hidden rrereoraa Our Instrument* are the be**. Cek S eeete '’ Mlaer* Supply OevlMpt 8 ,F*aaayr*,F* YOUNG men for railroad firemen, brakeme*, baggagemen; 875-100 to start; early promo tion; experience unnecessary; stat* age, weight ! and height. Address Railway Bureau, 689 Pan ama Bldg.. St. Louis. Mo. How to treat eaaoer pri- ■ T »tolf by a new bom* wJIC* 11 I treatment m*!le<M fret to all eending address. Cedar Hill Bant tartans. 147 No. Broadway, Labaaoa, O. We refer U> any bank or business firm In Lebanon, Arwß’DJjr ,i. ■ i.r.n-g i. -I'l.tuii.mii J EULLO|gTOyX) j 41 |p qrTJTQ is the best whiskey JIAAO Ever offered at wholesale price Owr afftr U plain, we guar anMittobgajrgpresmud. 2 full gallons, Ridgeway Straight SIOO 3 full gallons, Ridgeway Straight 6.00 ISM 4'a full gallons, Ridgeway Straight 8.60 12 full Quarts, Ridgeway Straight 6.75 Above whole-tale ratal, all etprett paid to your door.“&, PIIOSII Is '° wder accepted for les* amount at wheletale prices quoted. Let us demonstrate this on a trial order. You will be well pleased with our Ridgeway Straight full standard .proof North Carolina Whiskey; Ridgeway Straight Pure ; f*, .Jtg| North Carolina Whiskey is our own native product, HHB Surely distilled. Contains natural triple flavor, jus tas distilled. io blend, compound, mixture or rectification of color- nK9 S£9H ings or foreign matter added whatever. It will surely please H|||||3 IwOi r >u and r our iD« nds . or we refund every cent paid us, if, after trial you sre not perfectly satisfied without discussion. CAUTION. Some dealers claim we cannot sell straight whiskey at this price; some reduce price with water: while some ship you 128 ounces (1 gallon) in two jugs, to meet our prices; while others ship express collect F r We guarantee Ridgeway Straight to be as represented ® always. We refer you to Florida National Bank of this city as to ■sSmml our reliability. 2S M<sto all ramittancia to ||g| H. L. SPRINKLE DISTILLING CO. Jacksonville, Fla. Offices V Warthouo MowcHe/ SpringJ 336 East Bar Street Books for Xmas Free j America Across The Seas —this book is just what every child in school needs, as it is a history of our New Possessions, The Philippines, Hawaii, Guam and our smaller islands in the Pacific, Pan ama and the Canal Zone, Alaska, Porto Rico and Cuba —in fact, is just as interesting to the Old Folks as it is necessary for the Young People, This Book Free with a year’s subscription to The Semi- Weekly Journal, SI.OO. Roosevelt’s Trip and Hunting Big Game in Af rica—another dandy Book—over 400 pages with illustrations Free with a year s subscription to The Semi-Weekly Journal only $1.15. > ’ Send your subscription today and state which I book is wanted. THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia. No commission allowed on this offer. 11 1 i 1 GREAT == (D Qb? (D d M* o UNEQUALED ' Kentucky’s Straight Whiskey Express Prepaid from Distiller to You « •-fr-- < K l ,or WO«rI «* M, ctoice of Ry*. Bourbon or Cora \ " ■•IlCnl Tvr OW* ru>toaßtrw!|rhtwhl*keyhigb««tmedicin*lthorou<bljr i SMU*rw4,laMy*r*pat*nt| r»Uoaa*Kii)ohu*. To>rev*FuHoatebe«tyoune*d fig) send no money ■ jl We ship OB 30 day’* credit, if you have your merchant or bank write n*ra»r < : lAA W *»t«elnr account. No 0.0. D FallQuert B.»tHe*of Rye. Bourbon or Corn ar* ■W .0 expressed prepaid la plain boxen, either 4 for >3, BfsrS6.br I 2 for $9. ■ K«afli»4fiil'S FlEE—* miniature bottle* of Selected Fulton with even 2 (alloa order, I PV” X VahTS J > with 8 gallon order*, accompanied byeash. If tot satisfied with whiskey “ x fl return; and, if paid for, all your money will be refunded by first mail. *»/* MYERS & COMPANY. w £3l,"SßlsS; I?? II 6*u Owns* V. 6. Ise. BwFv R*. n, tea Daw., Kv. Ov4ev* Sea Bret.. Vva, Cete M M. Mon. aa4 Weetikerret,nsneeU fcv eIteCTSS MU q*e>*kete>a.*«*l>*estammQae**,«r*ea«k,te 816 *y*v**sM •*%*«. Write te tem*. . Writ* tar ear heok, “A Fete Cv>teai*r.” and pries IM—sealed i .. MEDICAL I flflHHMflflto 1 wta b every person ta th* U. 8. suffsrtaf with Hts. ' IL 111 W Kt>"«p*y * ran 'M Blrt ’ P I ■ W nere te **M tor MH of »r 111 U I DM. r. X. GILANT, Ds»«. ft. Ott». Ma CITSgS-ggSS Bssrert.re.l~~to.9e9 Or-d » 11 MORPHINE 1 and other drag habit* ar* sacroeetully treated by HABITINA. For hypodermic or Internal as*. Sample aent to any drug habltae > TtJC by mail, in plain wrapper. Regular prlc* *M OCI.TA ONaaMOA MMiBMV 1179 Hetiang B*Hdia« Bk Lstea, Ma. 1 J U J' I M A. OR 1 I ■ ■ \FALLING fl I |g Why d*ro*lr,lfrthera)>*ve feOed; Saad settee As a *n*> Use aid tere totes W say InfaUlbl* remedy. 1 bare a*de the Aware rs Flu, Bpltapsr •» Falllsp Bkfr*sa a ete heg stody. sad eewaat sty reaatoy te give to••■*•* stesssaste •al reMsf. I have headtedi *< taaHaeental* beta thee* wh* have Tot* dropsy cure. T rial tree Sweat eivea free to luieraw; aediiag fatox Fat areulan, tsnimneials and free tri-l treateral write Dr. H. H. Cr-.-’v « •' A tHaste, Ga [RHEUMATISMamoGOUTI I FROMFTLV RKLIKVIB BY | I’sAFEA EFFECTIVE 50 L| DRUOGIOTS. i PARALYSIS Sra? ■ Gold Band Whiskey BOTTLED H! BOND In accord with the U. 8. Law. and under the direction of United States Internal Revenue officers. Kvery bettie has a green U. 8. stamp over the ecrk stating that the whiskey fs IDO In Arool* ud4ytenM 8 Shert Quirts $4.75 8 Full Quarts-b 55.75 Mmn 12 Short Quarts $6.95 LglXLAtt Full Quarts $7.95 24 Fall Pints ssh $8.48 48 Fun y 2 Pints SB.BB (The above Is all Gold Banc; bottled inbond.) , ■»'3E«Hb 2 Full Gallons —SSSSSS “MSFiSr 1 £3X*3Z! 2 Full Gallons ci. ■ K z*\ FN n <Uw b °* to) TSOT Rt’K’K! W n lOn t- I J Bend remittance and ad- • 100 PER CENT PURCP PiGtllllng Co. 100 PER CPff SJRMOHT Jaskssmdßa, Ha. BOTTLED IN BOND fcta-4fc.hrtw.AA Carper at either place, he j ; rW cauM to be packed with your goods ft'-- f One leitie st field . : •'*« Band Bottled in 80-d> <> u a Seuvswh’ dug es him WrtwFUL STRICTURE Gmnteel it yes are .aSerieg with Stricture, enlarged pros tata di Sen It 1 to retain er pace waler, you will got im mediate relief and a epood/ core by ueiu SKEEN'S PAINLESS STRICTURE CURE No Cutting, L Hating or Drugging. Your moaey Pack la 10 days if not satisfied No rod tape to tats proposition. Onr bosktat "Aa Bensst Talk," sent Erse with GVsaavm. will open your eu* 17
