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Newspaper Page TextMARKET,REPORTS ** * *” w ■ NEW YORK, Feb. 23—Tbs rottou market Mrtity. <2 an 6,t0 9 polui* la Wk- r 1 »»i»«< < •*’>* than >* neutal fipiuner* large spot interests were buy •*■ of the new moottw here and meant sqflera °f later posit uos were covering. wftb tha j gen eral Mat eel ling up to a net gala ot M) to 14 point* shortly after the can. There appeared to be pr. brosd. 3 lfig nt speculative demand on the advance. however. and offerings became heavier around H.«S tor May. or 21 point* •bort the low- level of Tuesday. with the re-. , «lt that fluctuation during tie- middle of tbe . morning was nervboa and irregular The demand for March with tomorrow tbe first notice day traded to eoofinn the Impreos *«n that alt ecttan tendered would be promptly taken up by leading internets, but whUc this imparted a eertata steadlneas ot undertone to the entire list, prices eased off during the late ihrenoon and the market at midday ruled about • to • points net higher. r There was no fresh news feature during the rtrly afternoon and busluess was quiet, but the tone waa steady and prices sold about 10 to 18 points net blgfeer on a continued demand fur the near months from trade sources and cover tag ot aborts. NEW YORK COTTOW The following were the ruling prices oa tbe exchange today: Tone very steely; middling. 14 10-100e; steady. • Last Prev. Open. High. Low. Sale. Ooee. Close. Feb . .. ,\77 7713.85 13.6 S Marl3.Bo 13 88 13.78 13.88 13.80 13.72 April 18.95 13.78 MayUW 14.06 13.96 14 06 14.06 18.89 ’ Jone. 14.05 13.88 Ju1y13.97 14.07 13.94 14.05 14.05 13.88 Aag13.84 13.73 18.62 13.73 13.71 13.55 0ct12.63 12.88 12.61 13.64 12.64 12.58 Dre. 12.53 12 54 12.52 12.58 12.54 12.46 NEW ORLEANS COTTOM NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 23.—Cotton futures r q>«Bed steady at an advance of 8 to 9.points on good cabies. Private advices from England t«M ot a bettec spot demand and spoke in op tim stic tones of the trade outlook, especially on the continent of Europe. On the call aborts were tbe best buyers and afterwards the de mand from this source was heavy. Buyers found little cotton fur sale and quickly bid . prices up on themselves. A more cheerful view of threatened antol-future legislation was taken and this helped tbe market. At tbe end of the first half hour of trading tbe Hat was 13 to 17 points ever Tuesday’s close. Toward the middle of tbe morning prices re acted 5 to T points on a slackening in the de mand from aborts tor covers but tbe lower level was not maintained long. Reports from many pednts m tbe interior that toe sp»t dvmai. 1 was strung and tbe of: er tugs were scanty, coupled with a good local demand from export en> who bad delayed to tbe last minute the filling at February commits, caused fresh buy tug for long account. At noon the list was 14 tn. 17 foists over tbe level of Tuesday’s , done. NTW ORLEANS COTTOM Tbe follow I were tbe ruling prices on tbs CXdML*« • Tuns steady; mid>Uing» 14 7-16 c; steady. Last Prev. Open. Hlh. Low. Sale. Ckme. Close. Fhb.13.92 13.82 Mar. 13.97 14.09 -3.95 14.06 14.05 13.89 Aprill4.l6 13.99 May 14.16 14.27 14.14 14.25 14.24 14.08 Junel4.2B 14.10 JulyH.22 14.37 14.22 14.35 14.35 14.16 Aug 13.64 13.79 13.(M 13.79 13.78 13.57 0et.12 00 12.88 12 80 12.66 12.66 12.51 Decl2 55 13.59 12.55 12.59 12.59 12.42 (per COTTOM Atlanta, nominal. 14%c. New York, quiet. 14 16-lOOe. Liverpool steady. 7 53-1008. New Orleans, steady. 14 716 c Galveston, qwtet. 14%C. WHsaington. nominal. 14%e. Savannah, uuntaal. 14%c- Norfolk, steady. W- Baltimore, steady. 14Sc. . Wfleiietphia. nominal. 14 35-100 c. I Boston, steady. 14 10-100 c MofeLto. WMntoai. Me. I Charleston, asm toil. 14c. St. Laois, quiet. MMc. Little Reek, nominal |4%c Boonton, weak. 14%ei. *** • Mem-*is. nominal 14<e. *.' *<» Augusta, steady, 14 5-l6c. . * > - LouisriUe. quiet. 14%e. . . Maros, steady, I3<e. ,• CWambU. steady. 14 Me. Charlotte steady. 13Me. FIGHTING CRAFT GOES TO N. O.vCARNIVAL t NEW ORLEANS. FUb. 22.—The armored creiaer Tennemwe and the ecoot cruisers Salem and Chester, arrived here this afternoon and wfl! rtsaatn throughout the mardl gras faotivl ties. ® ACCORDION FREE W 5 reeds and stope: 10 keys, nickel plated trimmings. Write for 24 pieces Jewelry to eeU at 10c each. When •old return 32-40 and we send Accordion. FEN WAY MFG CO.. JMpt. 77. ToMpMtsn, Mass ALL THE NEW SONGS $ MUSIC 10c. *M, PtosaTtoe o*4 Gow l av Ww kwos «s K tortew. nr tbs Denser the 80ww Moos- ill • VLm Mr WitenmOb YeoDAhrbwb Dae*.9sbi t»Uvwr Bor BasorMev.Tia. Ms Ootteib. Bei MLRfclllffLl- O—s-i Wws I HsasGsrt.Wb« J M.-t, Te=.Rs» gEWrgai’ W«s« BW I-S4—l Sows Hto WM-, 1 —wt- C- -to f w. a- e-« asW aWnnst CM IwMeeervsoseonaMCMc kwrOHfcsii.sjii stgCW miU««.a| D a onam4sGwMPr»sTkte<.AlJ.*wONLYiae.CQD<oaSLet>a< SMJ 1,1 SBraWST UB * Samuel Cooper Co., Box 86. Kertoa, M. T. s ® mis FR E E Gem given free for selling 24 pieces of Jewelry at 10c each. U rite for them WWcWkaWW When w<.ld eend|W- *“ lbe and we send . »at c h and Ring. Fenway Mfg. Col. Dept. 75,. Templeton. Mass. 4 r<rE Send your name and addlwsa tor MslWk fly Whs4F 12 pieces of oar Jewelry to *ll »* ... 19c each. Remit .-r ‘these four rings. tree. Fi-nway Mfg. Co..Dept.79. Templeto* «. ® a LoXfXs_«li' t K IVser Bess to Max ■:»> Fropcie Marriage BBJ V BavwCitaalidlwUler Love Letters -■Di \ Bew te Win the favor ts Ladiee Wedging ,eat postpaid for only toe or 3 lor XX COW bULM* 84111 Co °l* r ' Morton, n. t. ■ B<m' AIK Rinj: Far aeiliag »> pieces of Jewelry at !<*- eart. Rifle beat made. Write for Jewelry. When sold return cur 8300 and we send rifle. Fenway Mfc.. IMfi. TA Temsletpc. Mass. aIBER" BICYCLES *rut thmtu. aac >ew Ziqberrewe ahee ead »»rr*e» Pnrf Ttni, •1 uoa rnaay advoncaU features poe. raoother rtweH. rsee ToaYMNCEt:rari= Mb v.» cheep • beets.«her reMa- le thwsSllep. A lew good soooad ’"-fl- snywhew ia V. S., raeewrae aAMMx-e. MMTMTi osaee-rof dresWua ewveaetrMr rtil you get evt M< new aa l< q sod e«nui« eeorv«-ewc «<* qgi*- wwrtdag. N'reze tz •». BBlCypjet ■ardsgtiaarggaar' * U-CAL HUNTING RIFLE ■ FREE MeeatWywas Pwj 00* O— •* «*W * *’*» * 10e sort. Fenway Mfg. CA., Temptevm. Maaa. 78 4 LIVEREOOL COTTON I Tbe frdP W'fc were tbe ruling pri.es on tbe tttunw 1 wF ; Time st*s«y; an Isa. 12,600; middling. TJJM. Open, 2n.m. Close. Close. FebrnaW" T.» 732 T 32 7.27 F*b. ma! M<.>. .. 7.31 7.33 7.27 March and April.. 7.38 7.32 7.32 7.27 H April and May . .. 4.. 7.3414 7.29 Msv and . ..Wi 7.85 H 7.36 H 7.31 H Juns and July.. .. T.32S 7.33 7.»H 7.31 July and Amt.. ~2.31 7.34 735 7.2954 I Aug. and Bwt.. .. 7.t3H 7.14% 7.15% 7.11 Sept, and Get ... 6.® .... 6.84% 6.80% 'Oct. and N«r.. ..6.(19 6.70 41.71% 6.67 Nov. and flee.. .. 6G3 6.63 6.66 6.60% Dec. sort-Jan.. .... 6.64% 6.e0 COTTOM Ott MARKET Open- Close. Spots February ... .1. ... 8.90®7.20 7.04<a7.20 March 7.08i?.12 7.05«i7.06 April 7.04ft7 20 7.074t7.12 May ... T13«7.14 June7.12&7.20 7.16 ft 7.22 July ... 7.24fi7.36 7.22 ft 7.23 Augu5t7.28017.32 7.25«7.29 SlSSbsr a 7.24447.28 Tone quiet; sales 10.400. HAYWARD A CLARK 8 COTTON LETTER NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 23.—As eould have been expected With tbs price of futures and un hedged spots so far apart, very little cotton waa tendered here this morning. Only a few March notices were in circulation and tbe liquidation selling caused by them was eagerly absorbed. A better feeling prevailed on account of press news by prominent people. Intimate with pro ceedings at Washington to the effect that tbe dreaded bill has hardily any chance of passing this session. The market opened 8 points higher and advanced to 14.33 for July. Tomorrow will be first notice day in New York on March contracts, and the general opinion is that tenders will not be anything like as lafge as ie January and that they will be promptly Tbe map shows fair throughout the belt with freesing temperatures to coast. Liverpool shows a better tone In tbe spot department, sales 12.000 spots 3 points higher than last Tuesday. Cables report the continent a goo<l buyer of spats and futures. Trading here is quiet and watchful. Feeling is rather more bull Uh but apprehensive of being upset by some possible surprise move in Washington, and there fore. much support is being held in abeyance. BUTTER, CHEESE AMD EGGS NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Butter easy; re ceipts, 6.982. Creamery specials, 27%c asked; extras. 25®25%c; firsts. 21ft23e; seconds, 18&20C; creamery held specials, 23ft24c; ex tras. »%ft2lc; firsts 19ft,20c; seconds, 17Q 18c; state dairy finest, 25c; good to prime, 2-ft23e; common to fair, 16$ 19c; process spe cial, l»%c; extras. 18%c asked; flrate, 17 %c; seconds. 15ft 16c; imitation creamery firsts. 18619 c; factory held, 16%@17%e; do. current make firsts, 17c asked; do. seconds, Isft 16c. Cheese, steady: receipts, 1,509. State wbole milk specials, 15%®17c; do. September qual ity fancy colored, 15e; do. fancy white, 14%c; do. summer and fall made choice, 13% ft 15e; do. late fall good to prime, 13@13%c; do. Winter made best. N%011%c; do. winter made common to fain ftftlOe; skims. 2ftl2c. Eggs weak; receipts, 25,556. Freeh gathered selected extras. 19%c: do- flrats. 17%©18c; do. seconds. 16ftI7c; do. dirties. No. 1.16 c; do. No. 2. 14c; do. checks. 14c; refrigerator firsts, 15c; jio. seconds. 154J15%c; state, Pennsylva nia and nearby hennery white. 24ft27c; do. gathered vrhite, 23ft26c; . do. hennery brown. 20c; do. gathered brown and mixed. 18® 19c; western gathered white, 1 214t25c. KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGOS KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23.—Butter: (Yeamery. 25c; first*. 22c; second*. 20c; packing stock. 12%c. Eggs—Extras 17c; firsts. 15c. SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM NEW YORK. Feb. 23?—Raw sugar firm; muscovado, 89 test, 3.17; centrifugal, 96 tist. 3.67: molasea sugar, 89 teat, 2.92; refined steady. •* I'etrolaami and molasses steady. Coffee, spot, steady; No. 7 Rio. 12%@12%c; No. 4 Santo*. 13 %c. NAVAL STORE® SAVANNAH. Ga.. Feb. 23.—Spirits firm, 87%c. Roain firm; water white <8.10; window glam <8.08; N'gs 06; M <7 95; K <7.90; I <7.00; H <7.40; G <7.25: F <7 AI; E <7.17%; D <7.15; B- 7.0%. Receipts spirits 400; rosin 1,886. f CHICAGO OUOTAXXOMB I '! The fenowing were tbe ruing prices an the exchange today; Prev. Open. Blgh. Low. Close. Close, w h eat May9o% ft 90% 90% 89% 89% 91% JulyßS%feßß 88% 87% 87% 88% Septß7% ft 87 87% 86% 88% 87% CORN— May 49 ®48% 49 48% 48% 49% July., .. .. 49% ft 40% 60 48% <9% 50% September 50% 51 50% 50% 51% .. <l% <l% 31fc 31% 31% July .. 31% 31% 31 31% 31% September 31 31 30% 30% 31% I*ORK May 17.70 17.90 17.70 17.87 17.75 Ju1y16.90 17.12 16.90 17.10 17.02 LARD— May .. .. .. 9.35 9.45 9.35 9.45 9.37 Jnly 9.30 9.40 9.30 9.87 9.82 Septendier ’... 9.42 9.37 9.37 . BIPI r May. 9.52 9.72 0.52 9.70 9.M July .. 9.27 9.35 927 9.82 9.30 September ... 0.27 9.35 9.27 9.32 9.30 CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS CHICAGO. Feb. 23.—Cash grain: Wheat—No. 2 red. 89ft90%c; No. 2 bard, B»ft9lc; No, 1 northern, 98eft<1.00; No. 2 northern. 96ft98c; No. 2 apr ng, 89ft96c; velvet chaff. 82®93c; durum. 81 ft9oc. Corn—No. 2, 47®47%e; No .2 white,, 47® 47%c; No 2 yriluw, 47%®48e. .Oats—No. 2, 30%®30%p; No. 2 white, 31% ®33e; standard. 31 ft 31 %c. KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS > KANRAS CITY, Feb. 23>-Cash* Wheat nn tchanged to 1c higher; No. 2 hard, 86®96c; No. >2 red. 92®»4c. 1 Corn upci’sngwd; No. 2 mixed. 43%ft44c; No. 2 wMte, 44%®4fic. Oats steady to % chlgher; No. 2 white, 80% >®32<x Na 2 mixed. 29®80c. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS ' ST. LOL'ftL Feb. 23.—Wheat; (ash firm; track Mo. 2 red, 92®9<e; No. 2 bard. 90® 96 %c. Corn higher; track No. 2. 45c; No. 2 white, 49 %c. Oats steady; track No. 2. 30%e; No. 2 white, 22®32%c. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET CHICAGO. Feb. 23.—Butter steady; cream eries. 17ft26c; dairies. 16®22c. Eggs weak; receipts • 14.046 cases; at mark, eases include. 12®14c; firsts. 16c; prime firsts, 17c. Cheese steady; Saiaiea, 13%®14c; twins, 12% ®l2%e: yoong Americas, 14%ft15c; long horns, 14%®15c. Potatoes steady, choice to fancy. 46®4.8c; fair to good. 42®45c. Poultry irregular; turkeys, dressed 18c; chick ens, live 15e; springs. 15c. Veal steady; 50 to 60 lb. wt*., B%c; 60 to 85 lb. wt*., 10%c; 85 to 110 lb. wta., ll%c. STUNTS LIVE STOCK (Br W. H. White, Jr., of White Provision Oa) Quotations based on actual purchases for the current week. , Good to prim* stgers, 4,000 to 1,100 pounds to good steers, 800 to 1,000 pounds fat beef rows, M 0 to 1.000 pounds 4 «M 4 Xn to good beef eows. 700 to 800 pounds, to choice heifers. 600 to 800 pounds '"Medium to good heifers. 600 to 700 pounds. <%@4e. Above repeeoent ruling pt Ices on good quality beef eat tie. Inferior grades and dairy kypts lowin’. Mixed common steers. If fat. 000 to 900 pounds. 3% ft4c. Mixed comtnoj cows, if fat. 600 to 800 pounds, S TTxed bunrtea. common to «nir. 600 to 700 pounds. 2%®3%c. Good butcher bulla, 8%«3%e. Prime bogs. 160 to 200 average. <7 4007.60. Good butcher bogs. 140 to IM average, FT 40Q7.M. Good to choice pigs. M to 100 average. ' to medium pigs, mixed. 60 to 120 sversge. 7%ft7%c. Heavy and rough bogs. 200 to 300 average. Above quotations apply to prime corn-fed hogs .I.’ fattened c» peanuts or fed only part corn Brice wonTd range from % to l%e lower. Ow ing to quality. HORBEB AND MULEB Following are cu»reut guotauuDs on bora** and mules: Market easier. ' Hoasee: Heavy draft, good to choice, <2oo® 226. s-uthern borsea good to extra. <1300190; aoetbern noreaa, fair to goal. <900180; south era horert, common. <75®lOU; driver*, choice tIMMatS,, lings. <25 1(0. Males—l 4 lands. *»ftl4o: 14% band*. 4130 ft 1(16, 15 batds, <K'*»2lo; 15% bands, <l7s® 225; 16 hands. <2250275; extra heavy <275® 425. LIVE BTGCK NY WIRE JTt LOL IS. Feb. Itft—Qnttla: Receipts 3.500. Including 1.300 Texans; steady; native twsf steers, 85.(*>®7 50; cows and heifers. <4.000 "8JO; ftugkar* and, feeders. <5.7505.65; Texas *n< Indian Bteera, <4.5006.50; cowa and heifers, <4.3003 00; calves in carload lots. <3.0008.00. Itoga—Reeelpls 9.000: steady; pigs and lights, ’♦7.3007.60, packers. 46.75ft7.00; butchers and best biivy. F7.30ft7.55. l «herip-Receipts 4.000; steady; native mut tons, <3.7304.50; lambs, <5.5006,40. * THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1911. JTIMTI MARKETS ATLANTA COTTON ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 23.—Cotton by wagon, nominal, 14%c. SOAPS AND WASHING POWDERS Swift’s Pride aoap. 100-12. <3.40; Swift’* Gold Mine. 60s, <1.90; Swift’s Pride Washing Powder, <l'X>-16. <3.75, Swift’* Pride cleanrer, 50 1. <4.00; Swift’s Wool soap. 10 1A <4.00. LIVE POULTRY Bena, each, triers, according to si*e* each, 20ft30c; geese, full feathered, fat, 50® 00c each; ducks, puddle. 25%ft40c each, ducks. Pt kina. 35®40c each; rocelere, each 80ft Wc; turkeys, per pound, 18®20c. CANDIES Candles-Stick Farm Bell, 6c; spiral. 6%c; stauuunl mixiures, do-pouuu palls. o%c; new nesaw cream ot tartar mixture. 46-pound baa keta, 8c; French creams, mixed, 10-pound paiis, 10c; baud made bonbon mixiures, JiO-pounu palls, 12c; chocolates, 6 pound boxes, 16ft25c per pound CANNED GOODS Oysters 5 ounce, <1.65; Salmon tails, pinks. <5.50; chnms, <5.25; red <7.50; sardines, % oil, no key. ho.ou. <ni sey. ♦•(.&0; % oil uiusutrd. <3.50. toumtoes, standard Virginia pack, 2*. <1.50: 38. <l-90; corn, standard, <1.80; fancy, <2.50; Karo »yrup. 10c stte, <1.60; 25c slxe, <1.90; 50c size, <I.BO. FIBH AND OYSTKRB Pompano, per pound. 25c; Spanish mackerel per pound, 12%c; trout, drawn, per pound, 10c; blue fish drawn, per pound. 7c; headless red snapper, per pound, 9c;> mullet .per barrel, 200 pounds net. <7.00; small siiooks, per pound, 6ft 7c; mixed fish, per pound, sft 6c; mange snapper, flounders, pound, 6®7c; oysters,-se lects. per gallon, <1.40; standard, per gallon, <l.lO. DRESSED POULTRY AND GAME SUNDRIES Quail, each, 22%®25c; dressed rabbits, each 12%®15c; squirrela. 10®12%c: opossums, per pound, dressed, 12% ft 15c; poultry, drawn head and feet on per pound, hens, 17 ft 18c; friers, 22%®25c; rooster*. B®9c; ducks. 18®2(>e: Kse, 10® 12c; turkeys, owing to fatness, 20® ; fresh eggs, per dozen, 16017 c; storage, 12%®15«. CRACKERS Crackers-wKXX Florida sodas, 6%c; Block select sodas, 7%c; lemon creams, 8c; pearl oys ter 7c; ginger snaps. 6%c; corublll*. B%C| penny cakes, B%c; animals. 10c; jumbles, 10%c; fig bars, 13c; cartwheels, 9c; raisin cookies, 9c; Block snowflake wafers. In tins, 13c; crack ers in 5c cartons, 60c dozen; cracker* in 10c cartons, <I.OO. ( GROCERIES Salt. 100 pound bags. oOc; Ice cream. <1.00; white fish. kits. 48c; 60 pounds, <3.30; 100 pounds, <4.40; Royal Gloss starch, 8c; Best gios* starch. 2%e; World’s corn starch, 3%c; nickel packages, <3.30® pickles, <d.i>o; potash <3.00. Sugar—Standard granulated. <5.10; planta tion, <4 90; coffee, green, bulk. 15017 c; roast ed bulk. Rio, Blue R dge. 20c; Stonewall, 22%c; AAAA. 21c; Una 25c; rise, Jap. 4%e; domestic 4%c; axle grease, <1.75; navy beans, <2.60; bushel; Lima beans, 7c; pink, 7c; red kidney, 43.60. CEREALS Quaker oats, wood, 36a. <3.10; Quaker oats, 18s, pulp. <l-50; Quaker puffed rice, 86e, <4.26; Quaker puffed wb at. <2.90; Quaker oats, tin, 365; <4.25, Quaker corn meal, 24*. <1.90; Quaker breakfast biscuit. 245. <1.85; Petti John's, 365. <3.95; da 18a <1.85; Quaker corn flakes. 245. <1.85; Quaker farina. 245, <1.50; pure rye flour, barrel, <5.50; rye flour mixture. <4 75; rye meal, barrel. <<4.50; Scotch pearled barhy, 245, <1.50; Quaker cracked wheat. 245, <2.50; Quaker W W. flour, 10*. <2.00; granulated hominy. 24e, <1.60; granulat ed hominy. 10e. <1.60; Scotch XXX graham. 10a, <3.15; do. 20s, <3.20; Postum. large. <2.25; small, <2.70; XXX graham. barrel. <4.50; kegs. <2.50; Post toastie*, popular size <2.80. FRUIT AND PRODUCE SUNDRIES Alles, per barreL according to variety and qualAy <6.2506.50; apples, per box, <2.75® 8.25; lemon*, taucy. <4.0004.50; choice. <3.00 Florida oranges, fancy, per box, <2.2503.00, grape fruit. <2.5003.00 per box; cranberries, per barrel, fancy, <10.50011.00; choice per gallon. 50060 c; celery, per do*en, large fancy. 90cft $1.00; per crate. <5.0906.00; banana*. per pound. 2%03c. Malaga grapes, fancy, per bar rel, bean*, round green, per bushel, <2.0002.50; tofetoee. basket cratee, <2.50® <3.00; egg plants, per crate, <2.5003.00; pepper, $2.3003.00; squash, yellow, per crate. <1.500 2.00; head lettuce, per drqfn, <1.00®1.25; cauli flower. per pound. 8010 c; pineapples, per crate <2.5003.00; onions, per bushel, <1.0001.25; Irish potatoes, per bushel. 75085 c; sweet pota toes. Dooly yams, per bushel, $1.1001.15; white yams. 65070 c; tangerine oranges, pex box, $4 00 04.50; Indian River oranges, <3.0003.25. But ter Mil; cooking. 10®12%e; table. 20022 c. MEAT, LARD AND HAMS Ory salt ribs, 35 to \SO pounds, lie; dry salt rib bellies, 20 to 25 pounds, ll%c; dry salt ♦vtlles. 8 to 10 pouuus. ibc. premium nama 16c- da breakfast bacon, 24c; Picnic hams 12c. Premium lard 11 %c; Silver Leaf lard l<J%c; Jewel lard eompuuia.’. 9%c. Cornfield Lams, 10-12 average, 15%c; 12-15 av erage, 15%c: Cornfield skinned hams 10-18 aver age. 16c; Cornfield picnic bams, 6-8 average. 12%c. Cornfield breakfast bacon, 6-8 average 22%c; Grocers' style bacon, 3-5 average, stripe, 18c. Dixie fresh pork sausage, link or bulk. pound buckets. 19c; Cornfield frank fur to, 10 pound boxes, lie. Cornfield bologna sausage 25 pound boxes. 9c; Atlanta luncheon bams 23 pound boxes. 12c; Cornfield smoked link sau sage. 25 pound boxes. 10c; Cornfield sausage lu oil, 50 pound cans. $4-75; Cornfield jellied meats 10 pound dinner palls. 12%c; Grandmother's pure pork ssussge, 12 1-pound prints to case, 16e; Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis, 10%c; Corn 'pound lard, tierce basis. 9%e. FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED Flour, sacked, per barrel; Faultless (our fin est flour). <6.50; Gloria (self-rising), <6.25; Swans Down (fancy patent), <6.00; Puritan (highest patent). <6.00; Home Queen (highest patent), <6.00; Supreme (high patent), <5.90; White Cloud (high patent), <5.50; Ucean Spray (patent), <4.50; Sun Rise (patent), <5.25; Tu lip flour, <4.50. Meal, sacked, per bushel: Plsin, 144 pound sacks, 67c; do. 96 pound sacks, 68c; da 48 pound sacks, 70c; do. 24 pound sacks, 72c. Grain sacked, per buaben Corn, choice white red rob’, <®c; No. 2 white, 6«c; z yellow, 68c; No. 2 mixed, 69c; chops. 70c. Oats, fancy clipped. 49c; white clipped, 49c; white, 48c; mixed, 47c. Seeds, sacked, per buabel: Wheat, blue atem, <1.50; Georgia rye. <1.25; Tannesee rye. <1.00; barley, <l-10; oats. Texas rust-proof, 58c; do. Oklahoma rust-proof, 53c; Burt oats, 60c. Hay, per cwt.: Cbotoe. large bales, <1.35; choice third bales. <1.85; timothy No. 1. small bales. <130; choice alfalfa. <1.35; No. 1 al salsa. <1.30; Na 2 alfalfa, <1.15; No. 1 clover mixed bay, <1.15; No. 2 hay, <1.15; Bermuda hay, 85c. / Feedstuffs, per cwt.: Chicken feed, 50 pound sacks. <100; wheat for chickena, per buahel, <1 25; 'Chicken chowder, 100 pound sacks, <1.95; chicken chowder, bundles dozen packages, <2.10; Purina baby chick, <2.10; Purina scratch, bun dles doeen packages. <2.15; Purina scratch. 100 pound sacks, $1.95; Ilen-u scratch, <1.85; Suc cess scratch. $1.85; Success baby chick, $2.00; Purina feed. 175 pound sacks, $1.55; do. 100 pound sacks, $1.60; Arab feed, 100 pound sacks. $1.60; Nutrtllne feed. $1.50; Just horse feed. $1.45; germ meal. $1.40; alfalfa meal, $1.40; shorts, Haliidoy, $1.75; do. fancy. 75 pound sacks, $1.70; do. gray, 75 pound sacks, $1.70; da pore wheat, 75 pound sacks, $1.60; do. borwn. 100 pound sack*. <1.53; sugar beet pulp. $1.45; bran. 75 and 100 pound sacks, $1.45. Salt Brick—Medicated, per case, <4.85; salt brick, plain, per case, $2.25; salt rock, per cwt, $1.00; salt. 100 pound sacks, 48c; cotton seed meal, Buckeye, per ton, $28.00; cotton seed meal, Na 1, $28.00; sacked hulls, per ton. $14.00. AFTER ROBBNG WOMAN ROBBER IS CAPTURED NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—A man whom the police hope to identify as the eleva tor structure robber who has been op erating recently in various parts of New York city was arrested early today in Booklyn after he had beaten and choked a woman ticket agent at a suburban station and had taken the night’s re ceipts, amounting to $5, from a drawer. Her screams attracted the attention of a policemaiL who captured the robber after a chase of ten blocks. The pris oner wore a white sweater and had a bandana handkerchief over his face. Letters from inmates of western prisons were found in his pockets. He gave the name of Michael Drew. Over 25 years making Compost or Manure Drills. When you buy, get the beat. Made 1n two sizes, sl2 and sl4 each, f.o.b. A postal wllll bring full particulars. Lindsey A Sons, Box 54, Crystal Springs, Floyd Comity, G*. MANKCT CROPS The Moore County (N. Cr) Dew berry Growers' association has on foot a plan for a union with the Georgia Fruit exchange this year for the better handling of the crop. The Georgia Fruit ex change claims to have a fqr c ® ot ihe nln the markets sufficient to keep posted as to the needs ot different cities and thus to avoid glutting the markets. In addi tion, there is a co-operative fea ture under which the growers will share in any dividend that may result. Fifty-four per cent of the Moore county acreage is said to be pledged, and the new plan will likely be given a thia year. This seems tp be a step in the right directloh. Co-operative marketing, which *’.giv£s each grower the benefit of a strong organization and also enables the employment of men to keep ship pers posted on market conditions, is bound to come, as the present haphazard system is 'altogether too wasteful and uncertain. WESTERN UNION TO SEND “OUT LETTER” TELEGRAMS General Manager Brooks An nounces Rates for New Ser vice by Company (By Azsocistod Press.) DALLAS, Tex., Feb. 23.—An announce ment of a day letter service to corre spond to the night letter service and to be Inaugurated by the Western Union Telegraph company on March 1, was made last night by General Manager Bel videre Brooks, is in Dallas on an inspection trip. It is announced that the rates for the day letter will be one and one-half times the night letter rate for .50 words, plus one-flfth the initial charges for each 10 words In excess of 50 words. Code words will not be accepted at these rates. General Manager Brodks in his an nouncement said that as soon as the con sent of the Canadian authorities can be secured the service will probably be ex tended to the great north western and the Western Union offices in Canada. “Messages for, transmission as day let ters will be accepted at any hqur for de livery upon receipt at destination,'’ says Mr. Brooks’ announcement, “but, they will be secondary to,, regular day mes sages in the order of their transmission and delivery. Day messages may be filed by telephone.” MUSCOGEE GRAND JURY SCORES JAIL STORMING sa) a Use of Bar Slot Machines Are Also Condemned in Strong Terms COLUMBUS, GaU Feb. 23,-The Mus cogee county grana >iry, in its regular presentments at the close of the session last night, strongly condemns rhe recent lawless act of the mob Which stormed the Muscogee jail,> resulting in the kill ing of Jailer Phelps and a member of the mob. It recommends that the coun ty commissioners donate the sum of SI,OOO to the widow of the late jailer, and also that the grave of the dead man be marked by a suitable monument at the expense of thezooanty The citizens were urged to gef together and raise a fund to buy a ndnlfc ftk the widdw and the presentment!! Mdggest that the may or of the city call a mass meeting for the purpose. A preamble and resolution was adopt ed, lauding the dead jailer and praising him for his heroic •efforts in defense of law and order, paying the deceased many tributes. It also commended Judge Gilbert for his wise and conservative course in ths matter. The bar slot machine comes jn for much space in thfe presentments. The mayor and council is urged to take up all license to thd near-beer establish ments which operate such machines. Pool rooms are condemned as places of evil devise where’ boys are allowed to idle away their and the locaJ au thorities are urged ,to suppress the in fractions of the law ftrowlrig out of this evil. z ' After receiving ’the presentments, Judge Gilbert discharged the grand jury last night tgr term. , >_ END WRITTEN IN CASE . OF GREENE AND GAYNOR WCrW&hH.. G*.. Feb. 28.—1 n the United States district court today “flip*’' was written after the famous Green and Gaynor et al, conspiracy case which has been in progress since 1899. The last chapter which was writ ten by Marion Erwin, unifM States attorney, when he asked that the indictment against M. A. Connolly, Oberlin M. Carter’s secretary and indicted jointly with him and Green and Gaynor, be nolle pressed. Judge Speer consent ed to this and- a statement of the case waa or dered placed on the minutes of the court. The statement says in part: “Although Connolly.' then a comparatively young man was induced by Carter to perform and did perform under the dominating Influence of his superior, many illegal and improper things.” It doe* not appear that Connolly in any way profited because of bis acts. Connolly is now living in New York where he hold* a respon sible position. He 1* a brother of James Con nolly, the well known yrrlter of sea stories. NO STANDING ROOM SOLD IN NEW YORK THEATERS NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—8 y a vote of 32 to 21 rhe board of aldermen Jieve refused to pass an ordinance allowing “standing room” In the aters. The law against standees was only re cently enforced by firemen and theatrical in terests sought tbe passage of a new ordinance legalizing the practice within certain limits. JAPANESE TREATY IS FAVORABLY REPORTED WASHINGTON, BVb. 22—The Japanese treaty war ordered reported favorably to the senate by the committee on foreign relations today, after the committee had heard a statement by Mr. Knox, secretary POPULATION OF GERMANY GIVEN OUT AS 64,896,881 BERLIN, Feb. 22.—The official census con cluded in December last show* the population of Germany to be 64.896,881. . The figures in 1905 were 00.641.278. '* ■'• Railway Chahges <WEBT POINT, G*„ Feb. 23—President George H. Lanier, of the Chattahoochee Vajley railway, anuunce* tbe following changes? ' John T. Barker is appointed general manager, vice J. A. Avnry, resigned. Fred G. Ward is appointed auditor, succeeding John T. Barker. -- t , Ends Life With Gas NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.—Andrew J. Cucu- Ilch, aged 26, son of a well known commission merchant of this city. A. Y. Cuenllch, com mitted suicide at his -home last night by in bar ng gas. His body was found this morning. Cuculich had been drinking and was despond ent over business matters. , Pope Much Better ROM7, Feb. 21.—Ths pope resumed his audiences today, having fully recovered from the recent attack of influenza. Supply Co., 160 Harrison St., Dept. Get this Genuine Alectride ? •• a Grinder on Free Trial x Sharpen your tools at my expense. Ishow you that toe ancient grindstone a- a back number and that the emery wheel is a menace* I you to tnr ItA to Alectride Fann Ttil Grinder. Alectride is the only true ab™pe t wfll \ not draw tbe temper from steel; it will sharpen the dullest tool m from 3 to 5 minutes, w hen a the cTLnclstone would take half an hour. Alectride never wears out. It does not oyer. - I want to send a few of these machines out on Free TVial in every part of the United States. wan to r»nt one in everv locality 1 want you to clip off and send the coupon at the upper right hand corner ||| i wilTmailatoncecircidarsexplainiDgeverydetailof theofier I ammakmg here. | I Don’t Want You to Send Me a Cent of Your Money. I Don’t Want Any Promise I n>et«ly w*nt to place thi« Genaise Alertiide Grinder on your €»rm for * few days. Sharpen yoir duH axe, your dull scythe, your dufl coni knive*. your dull cold chiecls. or hatchet, or any dull tool you have. See bow quickly ■ andbowmilyltlidone. See how Uaxdeoi-.be wbrt*nce of precious none*) . - q n ririieiriri BBS 4 wOjgl WBMRWI m iharpens your took In irom one-iourth to one-twenty-Wth o< thetuSe required by a MACHINU IN X MfUllil WR gr.nd.toae and does not he*t nor dr.W the temper. Do all th!»—give th.s machine the , wT bIM n,o#t M ' vrre test*—then ri~ ttlnk tlu,; t»*i“«iy cannot get along without • O»« S “le Gnnder w heel fIK this Alectride Tool Grinder, send ft back at our expense. We U ask no questions. 2 One Fme Grinding (imp » , W Wlw VSr" We ' U uke “ back ’’iiheut * word, and we'll pay the trxnrportation Now send J One Coarre Grinding Wheel UtoP W the coupon. Let us tell you all about this wonderful abrasive and our bee trial offer. 5 KB WIIMWWWF Rem.mb.t-Alectride is really manufactured precious Stone*. It is even < One Sickle Holding Attachmeak jfßffayggag&ar than the hardest diamond. Alectride will scratch * and cut glass like a kn-.ie 7 One Scythe Stone (New) cuts an apple. Send the coupon today and yet full riplanation of <w Great IO Day g Harmon Special Raaor Hone (New) I 10 EW| Frew Trial Ottor. Do this now. Do not delay. »One Disc Grinding Attachment (New) MachlnM R t® Scratch Haman Sappfr Co»v 180 Harrison SL, Dept- 4562 , Chicago, IH. 11 Onc Too ‘ Res< lai Mu* diotoiu!-— ——***— MXSCTXXAJnSOTTS I 2 POST CARDS FREE We will send 12 of the prettiest post cards yon ever sew for 4c to pay poetage and mailing if you will show our cards to 6 of your friends. D -35, Hew Ideas Card Co. ,233 B.sth St..Phil*. ,F*. Fish Bite Marvel Automatic Hooks land them every time. Beat everybody catching fish. We offer a FREE box and Sam ple Hooks for helping to introduce them. Write JAPANESE NOVELTY 00., Dept. 116, Clinton, lowa. BERMUDA HAY I HAVE for sale thirty carloads Bermuda hay and mixed Johnson grass and Bermuda. All nice, bright hay. Write for price*. EDWIN KENNEDY, Mayhew, Miss. AGENTS»MS2’ MT BAME fastener Do»w*y withold h*me«tr*p. Her*, owner* end teematere wild about tb.sa. Futon Instantly with glome on. Outwear tk. hernwe. Mon.yb.cklt not eetiifeetory. Write today for confidential term* to afenta. F. Thoma* Mtg. Oa, 728 Wayne BL, Dayton, Okie LET JUS START YOU nr BlfsiMEM. ’ WE WILL furnish- you $2,000 worth of religious books and Bibles on credit till Fall and teach ybu how to sell ftom SIOO.OO to $200.00 worth of books per week, and take notes from pur chasers, payable next Fall. Will allow you $15.00 per week for expenses, and show you ttOW to make from to $300.00 per month. No one but men 21 years of age and over with gi ixl character need answer. Don’t write unless you business We are bu*y. and haven’t time tb lose with (hose who are not in earnest, jltate age, give three business men as refer ences. No letters answered unless references are given. PHILLIPS-BOYD PUBLISHING COMPANY, No. 12 Trinity Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. BERKSHIREB. UNRBJGISTEBgD sows and gilts, bred to Mas terpiece-Longfellow registered Berkshire boar to farrow in the spring. One good 150-lh. Berk shire boar. B. P. Stelnhelmer, Brooks, Ga. HOW TO RAISE ' CORN ON UPLAND—A pamphlet explaining my method of raising corn. Winner of first psize in Opelika Daily News Contest, 1909. Also first prise in Talla poosa 00., in 1910. Raised 134 and 115% bush els per acre. Price, 25 cents. Send P. 0. or der, or stamps, to W. T. Langley, Sr., Camp Hill, Al*. YOU CAN TEACH AND HEAL MAKE S2O to SIOO weekly. Method inexpensive, effective, develops your mental and magnetic powers through Monochrome force; new system; quick success. Write DR. DELMER, Grove HsU, BOSTON. MASS. YOU ARE WANTBD for government position; SBO month. Write for list ot positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept. G.-39. Rochester, N. Y. gkgj jr "WEEKLY and «xpeu»e» to men ana women to collect names, distribute WjfffsV samples and advertise. Steady work C. H. EMEBY, W.G. 56. Chicago, 111. TAM WORTH hogs best for meat. Blue Rib bon herd of America, owned by Flowerdale Farm, Dr*. Flowers, Props., Dallas, Tex. $5,000 TO. SIO,OOO PER YEAR IN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. No capital required. I Will teach you how, and make you my special representative. Work all or part time. Send tor my big Free Book. Herbert Hurd, Pres., SSO Dwight Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. TOBACCO factory wants salesman. Good pay. steady work and promotion; experience unnec essary, as we will give complete instructions. Piedmont Tobacco Co., Box E-17, Danville, Va. NANCY HALL AND RED PROVIDENCE DRAWS and Norton Yam for early spring planting Jor sale. $1.75 per 1,000. Tomato Plants. $1.50 per 1,000. Cabbage plants, $1 per J.OoO. All orders must ba favored with the cash to have prompt attention. L. H. Hall, P. 0. Box 11. Orange Height*. Fl*. WRITE ORPINikMMB-vFinest strain won all prises at Meridian Poultry Show. Black Or pingtons: White Rqcks. Write for prices. Wom an's College, Meridian, Mis*. PLANTS —Ready now. Livingston’s Beauty To mato. $2.25 per 1,000. White Bermuda On ions, $1 per 1.000. Succession Cabbage, $1.50 per 1,000. All grown from extra, select seed. Pepper and sweet pdtnto plants in April. Write ‘fy- Win. Macklin, Dinsmore, Fla, SECRETS on dice, sards, slot machines, etc. ■ Illustrated circular free. Ham. B. Co., Ham mond, Ind. TRUST MONEY TO LEND—Farm and city realty loans negotiated in any state at 6 per cent> per annnm. Long term, monthly or annual payments. Loan contracts bought and sold. Ad dress National Realty & Investment Co., At lanta, Ga. FARMS—Send for our list of cheapest farms in best section of Georgia. White man’s country. Howe & Co., Tallapoosa, Ga. CLEVELAND Big 801 l Cotton Seed; 100 bus. for sale; bushel, sl. My seed are pure and judiciously culled. I guarantee no boll weevil here. D. F. Cleveland, Route 2,, Decatur, Miss. GiRL OR WOMAN—Each locality, good pay made, acting as representative; address en velopes, fold circulars. Material, stamps fur nished free. Rex Mailing Agency, London, On tario. $2.00 A DAY earned at home writing; send stamp. Address, Art College, Laporte, Ind. FINE PRINTING—SOO each of extra quality packet note beads, bill beads, statements, en velopes and cards, $4.25, eaah with order. Qual ity Printing Co., Loudon, Tenn. SINGLE Comb White Leghorn eggs for hatch ing from fancy utility free range, $4.00 per hundred. Fine exhibition pens, SI.OO per 13. Laurence H. Woodward, Lapel, Ind. “THE SEX QUESTION”—Facts not often told. Worth knowing. 10c. S. H. Pyle, 28, Glas gow, Mo. WILLINGHAM WON’T RUN IN MACON MAYOR’S RACE MACON, Ga., Feb. 28.—"1f I ever run for mayor of Macon it wlletaoishrdluetaopnupupulp head of the present admlnstration and mem bers of the aldermanic board signed a petition to commute the sentence of Chauncy Groves from a jail sentence to a fine,” declared E. J. Wllllngbsm today. “I think anybody’s candidacy for the office of mayor of Macon should be launched In a dif ferent direction. I have bad nothing to do with the Chatmcy Groves matter one way or another, and the mistake ot a present official along this line, if such act Is considered a mis take, is not the thing to throw me headlong Into a fight fo r the mayoraltv. “I do not want to be mayor of Macon. I shall not be a candidate. If I ever become one it will be because I want the very best municipal administration of the government, not in one Une, but in «H lines The pardon of Chauncy Groves is not my fight. It is none of my business. ” E. J. Willingham is being talked of as a probable candidate for mayor * ail over the city. He bag thus far given little assurance and has steadily denied bis intentions to enter, but many friends yet believe be will be in the race. Mr. Willingham is going to give much of his time to assisting In carrying tbe waterworks election so that tbe city mav become the own er of the present system. He is outspoken In this matter and believes it will be one of the greatest steps that can be taken at the present time toward a greater Mmbb. I WHISKEY 17c. PINT t Good Own Whiskey. 14 oa. short pint flask 17c | Good Hye Whiskey. 14 o*. short ptat flssk 18c Good Everyday Gin. 14 o*. abort pint flask 18c .3“- t I’ fl Will acept no order for less than 2A 48 or fllCSMMiMlfch I L... e« flasks of the above, either of one kind or ; ißHortwi. I 1 Vallow Mountain Corn. 24 full sealed RiIUMI 1 MS 'W plnt * $4-7 5 ' ■nff g I A White "Florid*” Cora. 34 full sealed pint, 4.75 ■- > Hk ‘ Penn «' lT * ldß ” B**- 24 ,ea!e<l P !t " B 5.00 {*l Straight “N. C.” Corn, 34 full sealed pint* 5.25 .7 I 11 1 will not ship less tbao 24 pinta ot above 4 J| I H1 rjrjMl to anyone and all order* must call for 24 48 I or 96 pint*. Any brands can be selected. «*»- ■WDFUTfSI® Everything listed in this ad. we ship by ex- W ■ g MT pres* or freight collect and never prepaid. raflLjw-JTj- 1 '•MW Shipments of 24 flasks or pints go by I IH' ' (Wfl collect Just about as cheap as if prepaid. Tbe j BB WM railroads eh.rge freight on 100 lb*, and 1. you W I wt * h to ** Te money don't order lew than 48 ■ flasks or pints sent thia way. Remit and mall your letter to' Atlantic Coast Distilling Co., Inc. * JAOKSOMVILLE, FUL ’• - «■—WIMimiWF 1 . _ - —__ .. -1 lin■■ ■— f ■ I GUARANTEED 100 PROOF WHISKEY : I jaWIL at $2.56 PER GAHON—EXPRESS PREPAID r Fine, high-grade, straight 100 proof whiskey. N(i*e this whiikey is not advertised as standard oroof. but guaranteed 1(X) BHHHHMVV proof whiskey, just as it comes from the still—rich, whole- J ■ some, smooth and mellow, with the finest flavor you ev«r ' •« ghlhjr I tasted, strictly pure and unadulterated. Every drop pure wh!n- VFiWCi ■ key Guaranteed under 'the NATIONAL PURE FOOD LAW. On Ons*K account of it* purity and tail strength it is highly recommenfl- VFaK; "Vioaavraz ■ ed tor medicinal purposes. Put up in glass jugs with handles. WOTTI f I Pr,ce - * 2 50 P* r « all,n ’ or twP gallon* for $4.50 EXPREIO DU I ILL ■ prepaid to any office Southern Express Company. 100 PROOF WHISKEY I OLD CHARTER RYE <4.9 a |”r°G»llon. C * $2 50 I Exyress Prepaid on All Shipments. ftgi.WV ■ COOPER’S LAUREL VALLEY, the finest old COEN ‘.J 2 Gallons I and RYE that ever left a distillery. CORN. $3.10 per gallon; ,’‘-.-3 I t»o gallons for $5.50. RYE $4.00 per gallon, two gallons tor .;d 54.50 I $7.50. Completa price list tree. Take tbe ofisr that suit* you I best end address J. C. COOPER & CO., Soccessors to J. H. Woolley ■ BOX HIX JACKSONVILLE, FLA. : 11191 » !■ "I "rtnnpspftflfliy g 17D1717 FANCY riVILII/ POCKET : / Flask \ K AU who have tried it, know that W Camp Spring is the purest. lowest and most delicious W key Kentucky ever produced. / We want you to know it. and we will prove it to you at our I > Ml - expense. Just send u* 25c to cover express and packing gg'SF charges and we will send you f ■ ALLVbEE, bysaeress *rs- M - ■ paid, a half pint of Camp Fl CDCC ■ ! ■ Bpr/ng Straight Ks mucky Xjfc b f([X ■ ! ■ Hour aah Tn a handsome ■ patent pocket flaek, with M Attachable aluminum Illg CUP These flasks arc sent W out solely as samples, and we will only send one to ® a ch person, or W W send uaO.OOforfourfnll quart bottles W W of Camp Spring by “Press prepaid, g and we will send the pocket flask M filled with whiskey along free. X I Consumers Dial. 00., 1457 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, I Mo. I MTSCMLLAiraOUS . 5,000 GOVERNMENT positions open. Write for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. G.-39, Roches • ter, N. Y. J ; MEXICO, United States and Canada government > lands; bow secured free. Mexico’s new law r offer* good land 40 cents to $1 per acre; easiest 1 terms; your residence not required; colonist* granted financial aid and exemption from taxes. Send 50 cent* for 1911 book <of official . instructions, new laws, and description of lands. I Guide, Station 49, Austin, Tex. Reference, Austin National Bank. UNPOLISHED TABLE RICE. With all of the heart left on. No breakfast food so delic ious and nutritions. Nothing better for tired people and delicate children. 100 pounds in 1 double sacks, freight prepaid to your station, $5.00. J. Ed. Cabanlaa, Rice Farmer, Ka»y. J Harris Co. Texas. SELL FRUIT TREES WE want good men all over the Southern States to sell fruit tree* tbe coming ye*r. By ' our plan salesmen make big profits. No trouble to sell our stock. Terms very liberal. Write to day. SMITH BROS., Dept. 20. Concord, Ga. W-tfeFish Will Bite Like hungry wolves, fill vour nets ftHiWBl traps or trot line if you bait with Magic Fish Lure. ' Best fish bait ever discovered. Keeps you busy ' pulling them out. Meta. • box. Write for Free Booklet and my Special Offer of one box to help Introduce it. J.F. Gregory, K-74, St. Louis, Mo cobl’s" PROCESS saves meat killed any time. No ice required in hot weather. Guaranteed. Palatable, healthful. Simple. Quick and cheap. Write R. R. Cobb, .Box B, Bivins, Texas. AGENTS WANTED—Lady to represent high class firm. Established 50 years; goods stand ard, ready sellers. You can earn $2 to $lO a day. Send postal for particulars to H. Scoril Co., No. 14, Station U, Chicago. HOPE'S Mexican Big 801 l Cotton is king. Larg est and earliest big boll known, 30 bales to a horse. Earlier than Ging’s 25 to 50 per cent over common varieties. Convincing proof. Address J. D. Hope. Sharon, S. 0. y WE PAYSBO A MONTH SALARY *n* famish ria an* all sxsenaes to latradaea aaaitry and stock sewdersi new slant stoady work. Address BICLER COMPANY, X 427; nPBINCFIZLO, ILLINOIS. NO MORE RUB BOARDS —Make your washing and scouring easy by a simple home-made compound. Recipe for making sent for 25c. A, S. Barksdale, Warrenton, Ga. WANTED HELP—MALE GOVERNMENT wants help. Write immediate for list of coming examinations in your vicin ity. Franklin Institute, Dept. G.-39, Rochester, N. Y. I WILL START YOU earning $4 dally at home in spare time silvering mirrors; no capital; free instructive booklet, giving plans of opera tion. G. F. Redmond. Dept. 380. Boston. Mass. WE PAY SB6 a week and expense* to men with rigs to Introduce poultry compound. Year’s contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept. 66, Parson*. Kaa. WANTED —Railway mail clerks. poetoffice clerks and rural carriers. Thousands needed. High ealarie*. Prepare now. Write today for free Lesson and Guarantee. Ozment, Dept. 80, at. Louis. YOUNG mr for railroad firemen, brakemen, baggagemen; $75-100 to start; early promo tion; experience unnecessary; state age, weight and height. Address Railway Bureau, 689 Pan. am* Bldg.. St. Louis, Mo. TOBACCO HABIT. TOBACCO HABIT CUBED OR NO COST, Hara less home treatment of roots and herb*. Sure, pleasant, permanent. Send your nama now. NI Ko Works, 3. Wichita, Kansas. MEDICAL . ,1 r I TC cured ■ Antori*« ln.(H«»to 969 <*v«4 >*^*o*®' v ] TkD ADCV Treated. Quick relist Re u# * breath in a few day*, usual ly gives entire rel let U to *5 days and dfeete cure ( 20 to <0 (lava Write for trial treatment Free. M | Br. H. H. GKKr.SU 80.48, Bsz L aTLAfTS, G*. I nAIN D A IMT ftop * P* ln iontzutly. On PAIN rAIM of 25 oße cent I I * rtalv * rillll stamps I will send yon hr - I return mall a sOc package with directions for ' * ' making twenty-four bottles. Sold 50 jeafrs by « agents. R. L Wolcott, 14 Wo’cett Bldg., Mew York. MORPHINE and other drug habits are successfully trotted by | HABITTNA. For hypodermic or Internal “ use. Sample sent to any drug habitue * *<565 by mail, in plain wrapper. Regular price. MAA | DCLTA CHEMICAL COMFfiNV 1178 HellaaS BuIIOIm **<■*•. s■** nnAfinV cured. Relieves stortneM 3 |iK|l|wM w o f b rea th in 36 to 48 hcufa; WK Vi V ■ reduces swelling in 15 to 20 ■ dyvs. Write for partlcu'ars. / ‘ COLLUM DROPSY REMEDY CO., • * Dept. W, 512 Austell Bldg. Atlar ' 1 — 1 SECRETS MR women Vl-Wltol w Ties. roiLti atrPLiis. Mud fc Fairbank tupplj House, A- M 4W Wsmuk . bl R 1 FALLING jtj ff LSS> Wby <lesp»> r . >l oth « r ‘ ( *‘ led ; «ud »l ior Sztre*. I y H»e and Frs* BstUs of my infallible remedy. Itavemada the due»« of Flu, Epilepsy or Failing Skloess a life-long -j study. an 1 waarant my remedy to give hnnndlkto an* seen MS fol rnlief. I hare b .ndreds of testimonials froSs those who have been cored. Give evpress and P. O. address. W. H. PBBKK, F.D.. 4 Osiar fit.. Mow York . DR GUNN’S BLOOD A NERVE TONIC. Restores ‘ lost vigor. 75c. a tx>x, 3bxs. 2 months treatment, $2. 1 Stores or by mail Dr. BOSANKO CO. PHILA/PA ■Wtt».¥SIS'SBT -j Nerve Tablets does it. Write tor Proof. Advine Free. Dr. CHASE. 224 North 10th BL, PiUladeiplda. Pa. I l j ’■Opium, Whiskey and Drag Habits ereatafi 1 I A fl ■at Home or at Sanitarium. Book oa subject I B fl ■ Free DR. B. M. WOOLLEY. IS-N. Victor M laJMawfl Sanitarium. Atlanta. Georgia J PERSONxLL ; ♦ T ATITVC When delayed or irregular J JLIJIUAJbO use COMP. ERGOIAJfZEB TABLETS, guaranteed to relieve some of tha t most Obstinate Abnormal Cases in 3 to 5 days. No interference with work. Mailed 11 Plain Wrapper, sl.N>. Double Strength. $2.00 Booklet | 3 free. DR. ONDEB. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 402 , Central Block, East Orange, N. J. —— MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY—Marriage di- ! ..fl rectory free. Pay when married. New plan. ,4 Box 314. Z. J., Kansas City. Mo. ! « LADY 36, worth $20,000, would marry. 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(white and colored) to I - prepare as firemen, brakemen, motormen, sleep ing car and train porter*. Southern roads. $65 to , $l5O month. Hundreds put to work without ex- i perlence. Enclose stamp for application blank. ,• Name position wanted. INTER. RAILWAY, j Dent. 40. Indianapolis. Ind. I Ji: 15