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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1913. THE ATLANTA. SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, tiA., Whiskey Costs Ca'y 12c a Gallon MARKET REPORTS State Fairs the WANT HD HELP—MALE A Kansas City Mail Has Published a Book, Giving the Formula By Which the Whiskey Trust Makes Their 95 Per Gallon Whiskey For Only 12c Per Gallon. Pig Hen the Whiskey Trust by Bis Book Containing Formula Pres To Bvery One. Mri Marcel, located at 048 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo., has published a book entitled *'Secrets of the Whiskey Trust Exposed;” and "Why la Marcel a Socialist;” In which he shows how the 'Vhtskey trust takes a bushel of corn, a pinch i-f barley malt, a penny’s worth of yeast, auu (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--Cotton, after opening steady at. an advance of 2 to 1) points and sell ing abour s to 10 points net higher weakened under continued liquidation. Southern selling or local pressure. At Jl o'clock active months were 4 to 5 points umW Saturday's closing. There was a-good demand beiow 115c for the Hprlug months and the market rallied later in the morning on covering and trade buying, with prices at midday about 9 to 10 poiu:s net higher. The midday advance carried prices about 15 to 17 p ot nts net higher but tbe market later cas^d off 4 or 5 points from the best under renewed liquidation and reports from Memphis that spots were offered more freely. NEW YORK COTTON The following were the ruling prices in tho exchange today: Tent* firm; -middlings l3i6J-lO0e; quiet. ur.akea five gallons of whiskey at a total cost of ells tt - ess than 50c: and then sells it at from four to five dollars a gallon. Ho explains how the whiskey barons make their millions and shows who 'pays for their mansions and automobiles. L'he hook is a fascinating story of a great crime against the consumers of whiskey. Mr. Marcel is mall.ng out thousands of these books exposing the secrets of the u^iiskey trust on account of tho Trust's fight against him. Any one Interested should write for tbe book, as it 'will be sent free.—fAdvt.) BIG AMUSEMENT PACKAGE—10 C. *1 Splendid Games, Checker and Chess with men. Set Dam!not Fox a Geese, 9 Men Morris, Authors-4S cards. 65 late Son** 19 Escort A Acquaintance Cards, 13 Fun Cards. €8 Marie Tricks, «4 Greet Puzxles. TO Toasts. 634 Jolly Jokes and Riddles. 68 Money Making Secrets. 19 Lore Letters. 175 Ways to Flirt, How to Charm others. How to Tell Fortunes A 600othr r thin? to entertain the whole family all winter. This big 50c Packs* with Ticket food for Watch Chain A Charm, for 10c: Of • f , STAR NOVELTY CO. 1103 Monroe St Chic at AGENTS 100% Profit Wonderful new shoe scraper and cleaner. Cleans dust at well as mud. Sella the year round. Needed on every doorstep. Enormous seller. W. A. Parker sold 92 in 4ft days—Profit $10 a day. Write quick for territory and terms and free sample to workers. THOMAS SCRAPER CO. 793* Weal Si. Qeyton. Ohio iIriII! Free bend tout name *nd address ai.il »* will Bead eon 12 Beautiful Oriental Rings to sell at 1C cents saoh. JUl the r»f la New Y-rk. When >©ld return us *1.20 and I st these four Beautiful Bis >rsa, a’so btg premium list aeart; DO premiums end bow to get them. SCHNEIDER CO., TO* Orient Jit- Palmyra,!?* QTJILT PATTERNS. Every quiltef should have ourbook of 450 designs, con taining the prettiest, queer est, scarcest, most grotesque patte’r s. fit in old log i to stars and puzzle designs; also crazy stitches and Cat. All postpaid, for six 2-ct. stamps! or silver d‘me»: 3 for 25c. LADIES’ ART CO.. Block 35, St. Louis, Mo. 4 XT FREE fcaad yeur earns and sddms a&d es «ei seed y*-u U Hsautlfbl Oriental Blags to sail at 10 oasts saoh. Ail ids r«fe In New York. When Mid return a* «L20 and get these Aar Beautiful Actress 0WlRD A CO,, IO<» Am* SU Palmynt, Fa. Last Prqv. open. ill gh! LGw. Node. Close. Close Jat>.. ..12. *5 13 14 18. U 13.13 12.93 Feb.. ,, 13.10 12.90 Mar.. .. ..18.05 13 21 12.90 18.20 13.20 13.00 April .. . 13.17 12.97 May.. .. -.13.09 18 21 12.89 13.20 13.20 13.00 June .. . 18.15 12.95 July,, .v ..12.99 13 14 12. $8 *1.8-14 13.18 12.90 Aug.. .. ..12.83 12 85 12.83 12.85 12.95 12.70 Nov.. .. ..12.99 12 93 12.90 12.98 12.98 12.90 Dec.. .. ..13.20 13 89 13.10' 13.30 13.80 13.15 FREE WHISKEY To introduce our Fine Whiskey to you, we ask KEU.ERSTRASS DISTILLING COMPANY* IS Kelleretraee Block* SL Louis, Mo. Name. Vddress f ^r2W*j2S| Hand «o»0 Bracelet Free. Full size, rich gold R^' W‘ : - WW beautiful pol- lsh, latest design. Given for selling '2 pckgs. Bluine at 10c ea. Write for Bluine. BLUINE MFG. CO., 4*4 Mill St., Concord Jet,. Mass. NEW ORLEANS COTTON (By Associated Press.) NEW ORLEANS, Npv. tO.i-Qotton futures steady at an advance of 6 to 9 pedn’s on fresh buy lug for long account. iFrst prices were the highest In tho early trading ns the weather map was considered very favorable und bears were disposal to put out short lines on it. The offerings wer not well received, aud the mar ket broke sharply. Large crop talk based on tbe developments of last week was rather free and caused sentiment in favor of th bear side. At the end of the first half hour of business prices were 7 to 8 points under last week’s close. .* l4iter in the morning the market displayed decided resistance to bear pressure, the de- m&ud Increased and the decliue was quickly recovered. Telegrams from many points tn the eastern belt stating tha* the bulk of the crop had not only been gathered, but was also sold gave the market a very steady tone and lead to considerable fresh long buying. Late in the morning offerings were no* liberal and at noon the trading months were 7 points over Saturday’s closing level. NEW ORLEANS COTTON The following were the ruling prices In the «xcbange today: Tone steady; middling, 13 5-16c; steady. Last I’rev. Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close Jan .. ..13.23 13.33 13.10 13.41 13.22 13.18 Feb.. 13.34 13.19 Mar 13.32 13.41 13.17 13.40 13.40 13.25 April 13-42 13.27 May 13.33 13,47 13.25 13.46 13.46 13.32 June 13.46 13.32 July 13.43 13.50 13.29 13.50 13.4S 13.34 Nov 13.22 13. Oo Dec 13.20 13.22 13.11 13.30 13.30 13.1& fiPOl c^T vox? iHAKKFT Atlauta, steady. 13 5-lQe. New Orleans, steady, 13 5-10e. New York, quiet, 13 60 100c. Liverpool, sternly, 7 42-lOOd. Wilmington, firm, 13 Me. Galveston, steady, 13%c. Savannah, steady, 33%c\ Norfolk, quiet, 13%c. Baltimore, nominal, 13%e. Philadelphia, st< ady, 18 S5-100c. Boston, steady, 13 60-100<\ Macou, steady, 13 %c. Greenville, quiet, Ufi%c. Mobile, steady, 13%c. Charlotte, steady. 13c. Charleston, firm, 18c. Louisville, firm, 13%c. Augusta, steady, 13 7-l(ic. Memphis, steady, 13Vie. Houston, quiet, 13%c. Little Rock, quiet, 18c. Athens, steady, 13%c. COTTON MARKET OPINIONS. TOTAL CORN PRODUCTION 2,463.017,000 BUSHELS (CONTINUED.) LOCOMOTIVE firemen at.1 bfakemen, $80, §140. Experience unnecessary. Pay tuition when employed. 689 Kailway Bureau, East St. i*>uis, Ill. Average Farm Price 70,7c, Compared With 58,4c Last Year (By Associated Press.) • WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—More defi nite information a* to the size of the country’s corn crop, which throughout the growing season suffered from severe drought, was given today when the crop reporting board of the United States department of. agriculture issued its preliminary estimate of the nation’s tetai production in the November crop report. ' Heretofore the estimates of the corn crop have been based upon condition reports. The November re port, made up from reports of agents and correspondents of the depart ment’s bureau of statistics and issued at 2:15 p. m., announced also the pre liminary estimate of the total produc tion of buckwheat, potatoes, sweet po tatoes, flaxseed add tobacco; the yield per acre of each, $he average farm price on November l of the country’s principal crops and the amount of corn of tbe 1912 crop remaining on farms November 1. Details of the report follow: COltN—Total'production, preliminarily estimated, 2,163*017,000, compared with 3,12-1,746,000 bushels last year. Yield per acre, 23 bushels, compared with 29.2 bushels last year, and 27 bushels, the ten-year average. Average farm price, 70.7 cents per bushel, compared with 58.4 cents last year. Quality, 95.8 per cent, compared with the ten-year aver age. Corn of 1912 crop remaining on rarms November 1 was 137,972,000 bush els, compared with 64,764,000 bushels of l tne 1911 crop remaining on farms No vember 1. last year. BUCKWHEAT—Total production, pre liminarily estimated, 14,455,000 bushels, compared with J 9,249,OuO bushels last year. Yield per acre, 17.2 bushels, com pared with 22.9 bushels last year, ami i9.8* bushels, the ten-year average yield. Average farm price, 75.5 cents per bushel, compared with 65.5 cents last year. Quality, 95.5 per cent, of th^ ten- llayden Stone A Co.: Until there u«e o>n- of a small crop erratic fli Silk. Remnants* Uuiiia, bofa Cushions .liedspraai for patch ing Crazy proad*. Large pieces^ ail colors. Big Bargains In Pount Boxes. Send 10 cents for large package nd 140 Qnlit Designs. 3foi26c. 1 lb, «L itar Silk Co. 1103 Mounts Chicago, THIS AIR RIFLE n fim class in every way. When soij ir7. u 'LC* 1 - 2 ?„ an, 2: v e send rifle. BLUINE *• * * Mill St.. Concord Jet-. Mi* MONEY IN COTTON! elusive evidences of a am a II crop erratic flue- tuations wit bout much progress s eih iucvitHbi*?. E. F. Huttou & Co.: We think It advisable to take the bull side at this time as a •per manent proposition. Shearson, HanuniU & Co.: We think it best to be prepared for lower prices. Logan & Bryan: Furtbei 1 readjasttpent of values to a lower level seem probable. COTTON SEED PRODUCTS (By Associated Press.) MEMPHIS, Term., Nov. 10.—Co ton sod prod ucts, prime basis: Oil, 0.13(^6.14; meal, 27.23 ©27.50;' linters. 36&4e. COTTON OIL NARKET. Open. Close. Spots f .. 0.94@7.00 November 0.89@0.92 *>.94@6.96 December 7.00<&>7.03 7.00@T.02 January .. 7.00(<j7.f0 7.O8@7.0U February 7.12Q;7.17 7.14@7.17 March 7.21®7.23 7.25®7.23 April 7.23(3:7.30 7.28(^7.32 May 7.850:7.37 7.30(^7.37 June 7.45(^7.48 7.45(g;7.47 Tone t'lrin; sales 5.900- HAYWARD & CLARK’B COTTON LETTER 10.00 buys, puts or calls on 100 bales of cotton. No 'tirther risk. A movement of St.OO per baio from — -■ - .SOUOCOLD T-S* UBines ?lv*n for seMiag six 25c bsx-^ B MERIT Blc¥»d Tablet* and returning- fl.5») in 80dars. X solid gold. Address i '*MSRIT" MBDICIKS CO. R Clncinsatf, OhU. 10c. gets T fine Signet Ring, * Watch Chain, 1 Fountain Pec, 1 Whiv e, 1 Im. gold Tooth and 30 Fun Cards, *o ,Mtn duce ecr hie Catalog we scud all ixwtp&id for IO eert*. 8 kits 25c. CO. U01 aofiuox ST. CBICAgO. OLD COINS WAHTEO --* 1 *" 1 „ hundreds of coin* datcu before Send tO cente for our coin value book, it may uiea:. your - 4 ..CfilCi * grtono. aOCfiWfchL * CO., ««» Archer Ate., i iCAGO, U4» ItOe. ThH flegant Tango Ring Hatebt po«>ul*.- fad. warranted for 3 years, also X eanuLit# \md\oa' Watch Chain and Charm and pkg.Orisatal Pei-fume. all lOe. -aago Ring Co. UQH Sonroe Sis CWcetfc. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.—Liverpool is steadier than expected. Government securities show a good advance, reflecting more confi dence in politics. Ai bough thy opening was higher,’ tbe support here was restricted at the start owing to the timidity caused by Satur day’s unexpectedly sharp break, and the mar ket soon dropped 13 points on the further liqui dation <j1 smaller accounts. • However, strong parties in the trade t 0,; 'i* the contracts freely on the decline, which caused steadiness. It is being generally agreed that this se back in the market was condl • loned by technical facts and financial ideas and developments in con nection with pending politic*. Technical con ditions have now somewhat Improved, but talk | of tigb. finances is still current and the mar kets are watching spot news. | The official weight statement giving the aver- ■ age weight per bale fo? the belt at tho end of the firs’ two months of the season as 524.78, ! against 52.962 last yea, is considered strong j proof In favor of small crop argument. All ; important states show lighter weight than last year in spite of the rainy weather. Spot peo- ile generally find that the in erior la resist- ng the decline, offerings, if anything, are reduced and not on the level of decline in contracts. This spot news renewed confidence and the future market had. a stronger tone in the second hour, wi»U prices working above Satur day’s close. 'IQQSeuhoro. FUm*r»- iflflGAROS-l » co | ioofor 10a. U> CAfiD (X>,, CHICACK). 1L2*> -.-WPrTi^Girls, G^3 Luck, Tele- Here’s Your Chance year average. Potatoes.—Total production, prelimi narily estimated, 328,650,000 bushels. I compared with 420,647,000 bushels last j year, yield per acre, 89.2 bushels* com- : pared with 118.4 bushels last year, ana 96.0 bushels the ten-year average yield. ; Average farm price, 69.6 cents per bush- f el, compared with 45.5 cents last year. ■ Quality, 99.3 per cent, compared with the ten-year average. Sweet Potatoes.—Total production, j preliminarily estimated, 65,760.000 bush- I els, compared with 55,479,000 bushels \ last year. Yield per acre, 95.0 bushels, j compared with 95.2 bushels last year and ,91.0 bushels the ten-year average yield. ! Average farm price, — cents per bussel. ! Quality, 99.4 per cent, of the ten-year i average. Flaxseed.—'Total production, preliml- iniraily estimated 19.234,000 bushels, com pared with 28,073,000 bushels last year Yield per acre, 7.9 bushels, compared with 9.8 bushels last year, and 9.0 bush els the ten-year average. Average farm price, 118.7 cents per bushel, compared with 133.4 cents per bushel last 1 year. Quality, 101.8 per cent, compared with the ten-year average. . ■< - i«•nun. :< b »^~'t oj,ai production, prelimi narily estimated, 903,875,000 pounds, compared with 962,856,000 pounds last year. Yield, per acre, 789.8 pounds, com pared with 785.5' pounds last year and .324 pounds, the ten-year average. Quali fy, 97.4 per cent, of the ten-year aver age. WHEAT—“-Total production, prelimi narily estimated, 753,233,000 bushels, compared with 730,267,000 bushels last year. Yield per acre, 15.2 bushels, com pared with 15.9 bnshels last year and 14.2 bushels, the ten-year average. Av erage farm price, 77 cents per bushel, compared with 83.8 cents last year. Weight per measured bushel, 58.6 pounds, compared with 58.3 pouids last year and 57.8 pounds, the ten-year aver age. Oats—Total production, preliminar ily estimated, 1,122,139,000 bushels,, compared J with 1,418,337,000 bushels last year. Yield per.acre, 29.3 bushels, compared with 37.4 bushels last year and 29.8 bushels, the ten-year average. Average farm price, 37,9 cents per bushel, compared with 33.6 cents last year. Weight per measured bushel. 32.1 pounds, compared with 33.0 pounds last year and 31.5 pounds, the ten-year average. Barley.—Total production, prelimi narily estimated, 173,301,000 bushels, compared with 223,824,000 bushels last year. Yield per acre, 23.9 bushels, compared with 29.7 bushels last year and 25.5 bushels, the ten-year average. Average farm value, 54.7 cents per bushel, compared with 53.S cents last year. Weight per measured bushel, 46.5 pounds, compared with 46.8 bushels last year and 46.0 bushels in 1911. Rye-—Total production, preliminarily estimated. 4,789,000 bushels, compared with 35,664.000 last year. Yield per acre, bushels, compared with 16.8 bush- T HE city of Macon has b^en more benefited by annual state fairs that are con ducted there every year than anything that has ever happened for Macon. These fairs are build ing for this city a great progres- ' 's cost the citi zens of Macon hut very little to take up this fair and for the nec essary small amount as a guaran tee that the premiums and oth.rn expenses connected with the fair would he paid. There Is no doubt in my mind but that the three big hotels that have recently been built in Macon would have never been put there had it not been for the state fair being located there permanently. They are now crowd ed to their utmost capacity and there is. room now in Macon with plenty patronage for three more one-half-million-dollav hotels ard they will sooner or later be built. The greatest thing that ever happened for Atlanta and the , ‘ „ first thing that put Atlanta on a. boom w’as the Cotton States exposition, and the annual shows tha,t were conducted there year after year following this great show did more to bring Atlanta before the eyes of the public and interest east ern capital into this great city than any work that was ever done. This fact cannot be disputed, and it is doing the same thing tor every other section of country The state fair of Texas held at Dallas every year has done more for that town than any other one thing, and something like $50 ooo to $l(*o.000 is realized and spent annually every year on the Dallas fair, either for permanent improvements or for increase premiums, and to see 100,000 people per day enter the fair grounds at Dallas during fair week and to keep this thing up for ten days j’ou can readily see bow much outside money this number of neopie bring to Dallas every 5 r ear. And. in return for this money that the country people spend they get great educational advantages from the great exhibits at this fair and see what tbe outside world is doing. It is gradually stimulating and educating the younger generation to know what the possihi'lties of our country are. When run on business principles like the Dallas fair, the Tennessee state fair, the Georgia state fair and many others the money and time expended in this line of work is doing something for the country that is not onlv badly needed but is helping to improve every section that these exhibitions are held in to a greater extent than any work that can possibly be done- The money reouired to ac- comnlish these things is probably bringing a greater revenue to each section that is conducting them than ten to twenty times the amount invested in any other way can possib’y do. Every Georgian who can possibly do so should see the Tennes-, see state fair at Knoxville this week. The money that they will spend will be a big investment for them and will come back .ten fold. And, every citizen of this state should bv all means visit 'our State Pair at Macon and spend several davs there, as much can be learned that is absolutely necessary and essential through life. Competition is going to be so strong now that every farmer must wake up and open their eyes and see the possibilities that are here for us if we expect to keep in the front ranks and realize the per cent of profit that we should have from our efforts and labor. By all means once a year visit some state fair, take your family and a’so all of your hired men. It will help you in many ways that you do not think of if you will only studv the exhibits and try to ’earn something from them in the way that they a.re intended to teach. Many a man has been so stimu lated by a visit to a fair that it has made him successful in his farm ing operations and made thousands of dollars for him. aud many a child has been stimulated to do things that they have seen others do and make an easy do’lar that they would have never known how had they not seen these public exhibitions. No time or money that you can stiend will be worth more to you if you will only make up your mind to study the exhibits and learn y from them the lessons that they are \j> , [A intended to teach. 7 HA1LWAV mail dark examinations everywhere soon. $75 month. Pohodulo and sample j questions f**ee. Franklin Institute, Dept. A. 42 Rochester, N. Y. WEALTHY western rancher, 50, would marry. Iv, Box 35, loledo League. Toledo,, Ohio. WANTED—Railway mail ami customs Internal revenue clerks. $1,800 yearly. Many need ed. Trial examination free. Write Ozinent, 30, St. Louis. LAdiES, I buy couibinjts, and cut'hair. Highest price• paid. Joseph M. Hart, 113 Richardson pt.. Atlanta. Ga^ . MALK1AGE PAPER free TV.^ most reliable published Send for one. ‘KaatoJ’U Agenay, 22. Bridgeport. Conn. MAUlti— a y Dealtby memb ra. Will marry. AlI ages. Description free. Reliable Club, Dept. 314-D FI, Kansas' City. Mo. MEN for electric railway motormen and con ductors; fine oportunity; about $80 monthly; experience unnecessary; uo strikes; state ag*^ Address Foraud care Journal. MARRY Wealth and Beauty. Marriage Direc tory FREE. Pay when married. New Plan. P.ox 314 O. J.. Kansas City, Mo. YOU ARE wanted for a government job. $65 to $150 month. Parcels post means many vacancies. Common education sufficent. ‘‘Pull” unnecessary. Over 12 000 appointments coming. Write immediately for free list of positions, with full description. Franklin Institute, Dept. A-42, Rochester, N. Y. MADRV—Thousands wealthy, will marry soon. All Sites. Deserl-’tlons fl-M. Wektvro Club, Dept. W.. 208 Market. San Franefcreo, Cml. M.M'nV—Marr'are directory wltti photo* and ; deserlntlona FB’T: Pay when oiarrjad. New System, Box 595. P. T., Kansas City, Mo. WANTED—Competent man with family, tak' immediate charge of good fann about m‘le and half from iueorrorato limits of Atlanta, also near Decatur, Gn. Residence three large robins, two large porches, all doors and windows screened, large mule barn, cow barn, concrete floor, ten n'ce Jersey cows and twenty-two stalls, chicken house, five runs, all buildings practically new, buildings pa*tiled white, roofs all green, fine land, ten apr'tigs. Ideal dairy, stock and vegetable farm. Want enerjr tic man, honest, must present good recommendations — waste of time for any other to apply. Man must be the right kind. Will give him fine chance. Amly quick to Bov 1575. Atlanta, Ga. MAN V RTCH—Hundreds anxious to marry. Tj^ scrietl r,,, s and photos free (seolcdV. t'n , *v. Ct-ai'd Pn^ds. Mich. M.G’RY—Many men congenial *utf sovfnwa Tor emrpnn’one. IntorepHng. Partin' a-s and photos 'ree The Vo«i«pTiger. ■1npk«on-P , < > F™ MARK v KH’H -Mjmitoon'nl now of highest eh«iraoteT. cental nine- hriodrods of nhnfh* an^ description of marriageable peopj.-' wPb means, ■■mnlleri free- sealed- either «ex. Write today; one may he rnur Add •'ess ’’tnudard Cor. Chib. Rov 607, Grayslake Hi. ^ •«t rlan on en-'h. s« ot free Pbo- •* n T every ifldr member Tha WE PAY *36 » week ®noJt*. iKxihrv ehiimW. Yaw’, MVfE .TS ft* ' TOBACCO 1* ACTORY wants salesman; good pay, steady work nr.d priujwthm- exper»e«ee nnnetessn-v. ns we will give «5r*moiete instruc tions. Piedmont Tobacco Co., Box R-17, Dan- le Vn M LADIES, Glki.B—Sell 20 packs cUewmg guui 5c puck, ettiQ guaiame.d gold lined i»ug. | Crescent oales Co., oayc.oss, ua, Aoi'„kxd io fceti uen Hue oi tltiuua> boosts, I uig s iie.s, guou C' luuilsstoii aud »«« saui^ies. j benu -o t.env» >u si amps lu riO' eusiage. iiuse 1 ho., oi lem^ie mug., Atlanta, Ga. Yours very truly. vmunmvEn ■ > I>,,.9.>f A ,I \\ AM KD— Nerve Tablets does It. Write tor P'*oof- Advice Free, nr. CHASE. 224 North 10th St... Philadelphia. Pa» TREATISE •nun h Sanatorium, lis, 1 n d., has _ . _ a bookltt whioh gives interesting facts about the cause of Caneer-.alBo tells what to do for pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write Xor It today, mentioning this paper. AiiclMb—$6o-$i5 weekly selling guaranteed amt guous lor largest uiauumctui'er >u Ameiica. LsutoimiieU oil years. complete OUUil tree. .v.uu.bDu ..xiiis, 8 C'., 4o>s jiroauwsy, iNe*v York City. AurakAis—me biggest mnuey-iuaker out in years. CoBceiu.ia.uMi iiquo. exiiacis. Makes the real article at uouie. Saves over 60 (ns cent. ooiueLiiiug lieu, euuoruione dcu.aud, sens rust, coins you money, can oe soiu auy»vbere, wee or ary. Guaranteed strictly ieguanato. Brnail couuenseii pa. aage. lemtory going last. J use >euu i>osiai louuy. cntveisai iiuj.R»i i Co., 31 bycumiue At., s.uio>iuittii, U. L adies si ooo reward! Falling Monthly Remedy. Safely relieves longest, most obstinate,abnormalcasesinS to 6 days without barm, pain or interference with your work. Mall 11.60, .>ou u strength S2.00. Booklet FRKK. Write today. - A.F. -oDtihington Item. Ce., $16 St.,Kaosss Cltj.Ho- T1D 0 DQ V TREATED.usually gives quick , I) llUru I relief,soon removes swelling i - — ■— Met i Jfcshortbreath,i>It*n glvei entire reliel In 15to25 days. Trial treatmen t sent Free , Dr. THOMAS E. GREEN, Succewor to Dr. H. H. Greens Sons, Bex X, Atlanta, Gs. e Cot 2$ rtkK Amber Extiacied Hou<-y. Two oo-pouuu Cults, 4>o.vo. .to,, 11 .**. Uuj tei, Cliriteoau, i>. .u. I Opium W%lskw> snd Oru k fleMts .vested I at aliosee o»jfi SasiHorium Boskos subject I FVwo DR B M WOOI IJtY IA-N Vk*Of I Sanitarium, Atlanta, OeWfl» _ a %v ii_i. start you in un* mail oruer busiut-fc a *T*ee ' u you wui luiuuiu iuy gooua. ere*. A, AUSlilU Clt-J , •' • V. I-WETTINB “*"• » DEn-nci unn flet Mr aSriee aaS UbU Box of Penine, FREE. Address, MISSOURI REMEDY CO., OBcs 11 St. iMil. Mo. CASH 1'AliJ tor teatuers, .uee..'. woo., heea- At U\ iuc-uUiuai root*, usiae, etc. Auul rM tituiiu go., neyi, J., *v. A uiiaueipulA, 1 a. b.uAna.n.oT liiHLhi ON EARTH WE win b trun a< i>o»kpuiti a or one name and 10 ceULk. iinuu Co., iiaui ulty. Fit. uih A nnikbiiYK-iauu ilorn t-ioo to 9*>w per luumn; travel over tuts wond. Write C. l, nuu wig, wealover tuug., ixausaa city, Mo. FOR 8ALE—Eastern Carolina 'scud rj c, wheat, cotton »eed; auw criuioou clovei, ha.ry veicn, grabseN, rape, etc. Z. M. L. Jenreys, Coiua- Du.li, l\. C. hUL.ifuhjU pccuu treeH. also pecan grafting wood, oioo J wpitu clover seen and ouuoed trees of the best native persimmons. Write Sam H. James, yiounu, i.a. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. The following wore the cosh quotadon.t on r'oiin and the previous close: WHEAT- L ' :0ae ' t>reT ' Cl °* e - 2 red 03 f<i 95 Vi 93 m <x~ t a No. 2 hard 92^ 85 <& 92% CORN— ^* 0, 2 ** 75%® 76 74%@ 75 No. 2 white .. .. 76 74%(b’ 75v. OAT1S— 1 2 50 40 No. 2 white .. .. 41% 41% i SUGAR, PETROLEUM, HaJES ANA LEATHER . • (By Associated Press.) NEW IORK, Nov. 10.—Raw sugar steady muscovado, 3.04; eentidfugal, 3.54: molussee 2. a9: refined steady. Petroleum and molasses steady; Hides und leather unchanged. KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS (By Associated Press.) KANSAS CITY, Nov. 50.—Cash: Wheat—No. 2 ' ' 8S%@80%c. Corn—No. 2 mixed, 76% <4770. Oats—No. 2 white, 4ie; No. : NAVAL STORES Dispatch to The Journal.) SAVAhiNAH, Oa., Nov. 10.— Spirits of tnr- pontine firm, 43r a «y 4 c ; sates Wank. Rosin S rm «<>'oK tcr i, wU l. te ’ Window glass, *6.30; 5f, ,*’ '??• a< io.00: K, $4.45; I. $3.80; H, El- B > ?f ! -75; sales Wank. Iteciopts of spiiits. <7.; rosin, 2;133. NEW route COFFEE MARKET Opeu. rinse. «.64(<2 9.66 9.77(8! 9.78 0.»0ftv) 5> .01 10.02 Cd! io. 04 lO.lo^lfl.lo 10.24^30.26 10.35 (& 10.-9) 10.42® 10.43 30.TKMS10.5l 10.5l6jl0.53 9.<9 9.3e 9.374i 9.38 COLORED MEN Wanted to pre-parc as Sleeping- Car and Train Por ter# No experience necessary. Posi- fclons pay $65 to $100 a month. Steady work. Atlanta roads. Passes and Uniforms furnished when necessary. .Write now. I. Ry. C. I.. Dept. 28, Indian apolis, Ind. Aa.avaN8A,S LAND FREE. 500,000 acres gov ernment land now open to settlement. Book let with lists, laws, etc., 25c, 'Jownship map of state 25c additional. L. E. Moore, Little Rook, Ark. HIGH-CLASS DUROOJRRSEY HOGS Bred aud for sale. Combining the blood lines of the best. Digs and bred sows ready to ship. D. L. FARRIOR, Kale.gh, N. C. - rkmeSv CsilsSoM P»lo. mr DUROC-JEKSEY GILTS, BOARS AND PIGS FOR SALE. L. il. YARN, ISLA'NDTON, S. C. /t» />;rv No mv Gslhsooe Fllu •» « —’ —• I™ UU) Ael^sl.Sto»^Bsok.8l4e«r Mx»H«rs; UnfViwlW, Stssmcb lUtsr*. Cslk, Oas. BillousMsc, flraiirches. Piles, CStsrrh. Nerv*«Mi»s*. Blurs. Jausdisr. Appsndlrltis. Tbcs* ut cmnniou Gill«lno» iTa^toma. — KASIM CI RKD. Send for copyrichlcd MEDIC4L BOOK on gBIfif LIVER, STOMACH & GAIL TROUBLES fREE CiUslmc Remniy Co., Bqd. S66 219 S. Denton St., Oiafk GET the Practical Treatment of the Horse. Tells yon how to treat his diseasts success fully, how to break him of bad habits, kick ing, balking, shyiug. Price 50c. W. H. Edgar. 270 Whilehall at., Atlanta. Ga. jBIGr MONEY Growitvg H ? liant ?* hard, 82fe87%c; No. 2red, 76fe'76%e; No. 2 white, mixed, 40e. ((g)20 Year FILLED Watch engraved, double hnntin new ‘‘wonder plant, neats ginseng or any tiring else that grows. ] Thrives In any soil or climate. Write today. | Burgess 8eed Co., 3 A. L., Allegan, Mich. ou s 4 •voti, uouoie nun ting case. movement. A Guaranteed adjusted ACCURATE ant.7^ TIME KEEPER Oft 1 86 ifc by c - O. o. 33.98 and express charges with PU h L fXaMINATIOM. F R E E A Pasted chain and a EXC£isTMWAreHM r .u,* th each ili.i.Urta FREE shipped, all freight puld on I receipt of $10 for our famoiis 3tf-lb. Bed. AM j new feathers. Best ticking. Satisfaction guar anteed. Agents wanted. Turner & Cornwell, Dept, fl, Memphis, Tent)., or Dept. 6, Char lotte, N. C. January.. .. eFbruary.. .. AJarch .. April.. May .. .. .. Juue .. July .. .. .*.* Augns f .. September .. October November.. .. December.. Tone steady 10.00 bid 10.15@10.20 . 10.30(^10.32 . 10.35 bid 10.44 bid 10.50(0; 10.60 30.69 bid . 10.73 bid Cards v inter. Commercial Co. Pontiac Bids. Chicago BMc- Chicago 32 MICE POST CARDS war • auwo n,|uiuo J l*r one vear. Th« WHOLE THING fo* only wti csrts. ROBfcATS A CO.. «Ui7 Wood Sa.. CHfCAGC, ILL. t>.50S 9.7 X.XVE STOCK BY WIBE. Y^aniakeSBooS srsaud. B«oA 10 *Mts poMf fsr bUak bosk usd satti W* went s otUUa 1MQB0 ^aiiik. WATSOS k 00., MOLUtUI fAU. CaiCAOO.' HI* ecu too coucctinu yen aalfhbsrs aunts forsul Dirieu*7. Allkladosf SJuaaS • —”* W* veal • naUUaa 10.1 CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Butter unchanged. Eggs unchanged; receipts, 3,675 cases. Potatoes higher; receipts, 70 cars; Michi gan and Wisconsin, 65@75e; Minnesota and Ohio, 65®73c. Poultry, alive, higher; springs, 12%c; fowls, I0%e; turkeys. 16c. • Pick us up quick on this offer. Just to ad vertise our distillery company output, we offer, while it lasts, pure STRAIGHT PLES CURED AT HOM ‘ BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD (its last year and 16.1 bushels, the ten- year average. Average farm price, 63.2 cents per bushel, compared with 6S.8 Cf-nta last year. Hay.—Total production, preliminarily estimated, 63,460,000 tons, compared with 72.691,000 tons last year. Yield per acre, 1.31 tons, compared with 1.47 tons last year, and 1.43 tons, the ten-year average. Average farm value, $12 26 a ton, compared with $11.80 a ton last y ear. Final estimates of the crop reporting board giving the harvested acreage, pro duction and value, of important farm crops of the United States, will be an nounced by the department of agricul ture Monday, December 15. (3y Associated Press.) SI LOUIS. Nov. 10.—Cattle; Recoli.m 2,1 including M0d Texans: .strong. Native 1 steers $7.fi**rq9.25: cows had heifers, $4.i 8. <0; Texas and Indian steers, “r.75’a 7 00* c an<j boffers, $4.00(^0.00; calves in carload 1 $4.25*7; 5.50. Hogs—Receipt’s 7,500higher. Pigs lights, $6.T5<a$.15; good’ heavy. $8.05(89 25 Shcei»—Receipts 3,500; higher. Native n tons. $3.74fq'4.60; lambs, $5.25(^7.85. SEND Vj\ONEY Tills - Raini We will give one $2.06 Rarorfrceof chanre to the , nn»t customer Io each locality. Send be postage ana we will send Razor for a 15 days trial. If you wish to keep it send ns $1.80 for onr High- Grade Strop. Hone and Brnsh and the Razor is yours. Addreaa GENEVA SUPPLY CO„ DEPT >o a CHICAGO HONEY—Only 7% cents a pound for new 1913 crop extracted (strained) honey, guaranteed pure, of finest quality and delicious fluvor. Put up in cases holding two five-gallon cans—120 pounds of honey direct froth the apiary for only $9 a case. Address Tln» Rocky Mountain Bee Go., Forsyth Montana. i-.s»«i.Jihil PR.4S for Tali and winter planting The wondoifnl Dixie Prolific grown without sticking. Send 25c for enough seed to plant 190 feet of row. Klondike Strawberry plants. 500 for $1.50, 1,000 $2.50. Dixie Cabbag. x uiu Do.. Hawkinsville, Ga. FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS. If you wou’.d like to own a brand-new 38- pound feather bed and a pair of 6-pound feather pillows, mail me $10. I will ship them to yon nnd pay the fr ight to your depot. Best A. C. A. feather ticking guaranteed live new feath ers;' if not as advertised, your money back.. Write for circulars nnd order blanks. Address D. M. Martin & Co., Desk 5, iiox 148, Grit fin, Ga. — (Artvt.) ]00 PROOF If yu suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, send mo our address, and I will tell you how to cure yQurself at borne by Urn new absorption treatment; and will also *"nd some of this home treatment freo for trial, with references from your own local tty If requested. Immediate relief and perma nent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Sumuiois, Box 327. Notre Dame, Ind.—(Advt.) VARIOUS CROP PRODUCTIONS WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—The total yield of various minor farm products for 1913, ex pressed in percentages of a “full crop,” was estimated by the department of agriculture oday in its November crop report from re porta of agents and correspondents of the bu- eau of statistics (agricultural forecasts), as follows: CORN Gallon S2 50 2 Gallons $4.75 EXPRESS PREPAID SrPAICHT WH1SKLN Fruit Crop— Apples Apricots (Calif).. Blackberries.. .. Cantaloupes.. .. Cranberries.. 1913 ..44.6 ..61.0 ..74.6 ..78.1 . .70.0 irapefruit (1 Fori da).. .80.0 losio 72.8 .65.0 .90.0 .82.2 .47.6 58.7 rilM V5IM A. fine old-style corn— i Ulvl "I Utfl just right—not90proof, not 80 proof, but think' f it—pure, straight, 100 proof corn whis- ey, just ae it came from the still—worth $3 f any man's money. We ask only $2.50. Ot quick — order early — supply limited. This hiskoy is purr—it is 10d proof—it is straipht >rn whiskey. If you paid $5 a gallon it couldn’t tmoretUfti that. If you don’t find it the best, itarn it express collect, and «?et your money, rder now! You don't even have to write a letter, jst cut out this ad. and sand it. We’ll know what }u want. Just send money order. Place your »me, pest office and express office on a slip of sper. and mail it today et some of this good old Yum-Yum. You’ll Bftf un-yum when you get it. special Fricj on [Straight Whiskey CHATTANOOGA DISTILLERY !» siit. Ri. ns, t«h. Chattanooga, ten!** Mads to Secure 5,000 New Customers Send Cor 2 «• *’ona of flue whisker *t the CUT PRICK of $2.95 mod compare tho qualitr with 2 gallons of anp other kind dv«rti*ed in this paper at $4.00 or $8.00 (or 2 gallons, end if our Straight Whiskey is net better—yOU bt th© JudgO—send ours back on first train ana we will ntura yOUP money 8X1(1* dollar bill extra for y jur time. The above is an irou-elad agreement never printed bufore in any paper by any whiskey he so—so it'e up to you to teat It out! Return this ad with renuttgoco gad state iC you wish Rye or Com V/hiskey. We refer to Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, FIs. Uncle Sam Distilling Co. Jacksonville, Fla. ..72.0 ..73.0 ..75.7 irape». l^unona Lines (Florida), Oranges Beaches 1-ears Finoapplefc (Florida) . .88.0 Prunes (Calif.) 63.0 Ka^pi-erries Strawberries Vaterni-'!'ns Vegetables: 'leans (dry»... •eans (lima) .. .. abbages aniil tower (Calif.) Vlery (Calif.) .. Onloug I on a toes . ^ , isc(lIanf•ous: Alfalfa lfnlfa seed ... Almonds (Calif.) .. Broom corn Clover hay Hover seed Hemp \afir corn (grain) . ^afir corn (forage) Millet hay MHf»t seed ... . dives (Calif.) .. 70.o Peanuts .., ■^ugar beets Sugar cane ... | Walnuts (Calif. Stops Tobacco Habit In One Day Ban-gains in Band Instruments Y'OUNg MEN AND LADIES Ieurn Telegraphy aud Typewriting In tbs South’s ‘‘Oldest and Best” Telegrdpli School. Indorei.nl by Railway Offi cials. Railroad wires lu School. BIG DE MAKD FOR TELEGRAPHERS. Course com pleted In four to six mouths. Pofdtious paying i $50 to $65 a month guaranteed. Rapid promo tion Big illustrated catalog FREE. Write to day. Suecep* awaits yon In the railroad serv ice. SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, BOX 383-B. Xewuittj Ga. We have a wnreroom full of bond in. • for our Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit Can Be Banished in From One to Five Days at Home. strumeuts tnken in exchange Lyon A Healy American P^ofe^sionai and Own Make Band Instrument!!. \\ eare -r . disposingof them utagrund clearing sale, -.ornete $3.00 and upward. Trombones $6.00 aud up ward. Write for our big list if yoti can use a good in strument in perfect order at a nominal price. Wo will also send you (free) a copy of our Bund Herald. LxOiN & HEAlY 23 45 Adams Street, CHICAGO World’s Largest Music House (187) \mi< Tile KMei-s Sanitarium, 1,tested (MO Main St., St. Joseph, Mo., has published a tree book show ing the deadly effect of the tobacco habit, and how it can be banished In from one to five days at home. Men who have ueed tobacco for more than fifty years have tried this method and sav it ]s entirely successful, and in addition to ban ishing the desire for tobacco has improved their health wonderfully. This method banishes the desire for tobacco, no matter whether it Is smoking, chewing cigarettes or snuff dipping. As ibis book is being distributed free, any one wanting a '*opy should send their name and address at once. — (Advt.). mi ’EXPRESS^# Pure N. S. Corn Whiskey .. 75.7 81.7 77.4 .. 76.5 83.2 78.2 .. 71.2 90.6 73.0 .. 90.O 90.0 . 92.0 96.0 .. 77.6 90.5 75.0 .. 77.0 85.3 76.9 .. 83.3 94.2 86.6 .. 89.4 84.2 .. 84.3 81.0 62.0 .. 50.3 82.9 09.8 .. 81.0 S3.0 57.1 .. 80.5 74.5 56. 1 .. 55.0 77.0 65.0 . . 52.S 156.0 77.8 . 55.1 8F.H 78.7 .. 61.H 86.0 T1..1 .. 02.1 8Q.2 64.4 .. 76,0 64.0 87,0 .. 84.3 82.0 81.1 .. 89.0 101.0 100.3 .. 85 O 78.1 97.3 . 77.0 86.0 80.0 NEW 36-POUND FEATHER BEDS $6.50 Full size and weight, clean and sanitary. 6- pouml pair pillows with k ventilators$1. Bestfeather- proof ticking. Write for FREE catalog. I. A. TURNER, Spartanburg, S. C. YOU can EARN an AUTO HISS’S (688 SksKCE (8 Si; * «H» F08I T08MM Safe roa s m *e£ks> «otm. By my new easy man. anyone over 16 yearsoid can get a croud-now Ford Touring ^ar-Oh a ihxie ea3>. r(spe?tab]3 werk among neighoers. fRfE BOCK toils al. i:-ipectal bring* it- SEND. AUTO TOM 60$ 3-16thSt-.Omaha.Neo. J SPsjtt ||fD S&oOO on Ritigowav I B n u Straights for two one j Bc-lion bottien of Absolutely Rural 3 Gor,i Whiskery fit the one best bet | 1 i‘ cannot ever be beat—it’s been tried [ I out t-i9ted and proven to be the beet | I vrtiue a every case for your hard earned f 3 rnooc? regardless of any other whiskey 1 a r.t any other price. it«?f &?» prove Ht J j to yen that Ritigiway Sinairjht t ah [ 9 no lately Pure Corel Whiskey is +he I best I- every caae. anybody- -they I 1 ^;l! tell ya-u. I J We juaranteeit wtH please anc I il PW all -hargeS to ar.y office of Smth } I orn o’- Adams Express Company at the J S following prices: J J ONE GALLON BOTTLES $4 OO I » 3 QAl.LOU‘9 4 OO! d 41-2 GALLONS $3 60 ! 4 QUARTS $2,150 I ID QUARTS a«o..$6 76 l j ORDERS FO.l SINGLE 2Si t RFE FOR fcilX MONTHS—My special oTfcr to introduce my magazine, “INVESTING FOR I’ROFIT.” it is worth $10 a copy to aay one who baa been getting poorer while the rich, richer. It demonstrates the REAL earning power of money, and shows how any one, no matter how poor, CAN acquire rich a. INVEST ING FOR PROFIT ia the only progressive flnan rial journal published. It shows how $160 grows to $2,200. Write NOW and I’ll send it six months free. H. L. Barber. 410, 28 W .larkson Blvd.. Thicago. FOR SALE—FARMS FOR SALE—A nice litle farm, 43 acres, well improved, about 18 acres cleared, on the Jasper road, two ruiles from Kllijay, Ga. One good, new, 3-room house and barn; plenty of good water and everything haudy. Write C. L. Frost. East Ellljay Ga. Price $800. COME to south Georgia and get a home. Get rich farming. I have several lots In tracts 200 to 1,000 acre*, improved. This property In the record producing district of Georgia. Lies level, no rock. Price $15 to $40 per acre. Might trade part. Buy while you can. Hal L. Johnston, Eastman, Ga. SOUTH GEORGIA farm for sale, 450 acres in Brooks the best county in Georgia. 165 cleared, one hundred more can be. balance fine pasture lands. Good wire fence, residence and two tenant house*. E\er running spring branch. Price $7,500. one-third cash, balance liberal time. Address II. L. Young, Quitman, Ga. & GALLON glass BOTTLES | Return this and receive handsome! H calendar FREE. Address all orders to ! FARMS FOR SALE—We have 100 farms In South Georgia, located in Appling, Dooly, Dougherty, Telfair, Pulaski Houston and other counties, ranging in slse 25, 50, 100, 500, 1000 and 5000-acre tra ts: one-fourth cash balance on rea-sonable terms. Write us and wc will give you any particular information desired. Address Georgia Realty Trust Company. J. Pope Brown President, 87 North Forayth street, Atlanta. Ga. ITCH CURE.O IN 30 MINUTES BY ONE APPLICATION DAVIDS’ SANATIVE WASH We guarantee to care.ny case of ITCH If used, as directed, or Money Refunded scratches > na Mange In Dogs cured at o ce. 60c St four dealers, r,r mailed on reeel-t of8*e. OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Ltd. ■IS South 10th.St., Richmond, Va. hi o ivuiA.. UU-..1.X i .;uuut«-» joil to treat yourself with punitive success. , Atij (•tape. Prompt, aurte. harmless, legally .j$0ar- nnteod. No Injurious mercury or potash FREE PROOF. Send name for book sn JOHN STERLING ROYAL REMEDY CO.; ling Bldg., Dept 40, Kansas t.lty, Mo**v‘ uiy guar- ih ett A*ts. sihI offer. :o.,J»or- SENT FREE A few weeks’ trial treatmen of a most Wonderful remedy for curing Wtstinjt Weak ness, Lost Vitality, Nervous DoUiUty, Varico cele, etc. Simply wend your name and! ad dress to Prof F. C. Fowler, New Lotflon, L’ouu., and you will receive Hie free treatment in a nerfectly plain sealed package.—(Advt.) ■WII PA *n* B-:cur K 1II Lg Until You Try This Won- r dermal Treatment. ■ BB lUw If yon have piles tn any h form wrMe for s FR V E ■ sample of INFALLIBLE PILE TABLETS find*yon will Mens the day that yon r-ad this. Write today. INFALLIBLE TABLET CO., Dept. 186, Marshall, Moh. Epilepsy Failing Sickness If. yon suffer from Ptta, EpI- . •• gm.knf-* — *-*- | lepsy. Falling 81. knew or any I HIV ™ Peeke’s remedy with rsurnrk- able success. Pend at once for a treatment and fret trial of his trrsat remedy. Hundreds of -esttinoiffalfi ar.* on persons who hav* renerted theuiselvag j - ~* * office Address. w,H* eoLKcwli cured. Give Express and Post<1 , Paoke, F. 4 Cedar Htreefi, 1 r York City. OLD SORES Since 1869 ALLEN’S ULCEKINK SALV t has healed more old sores than all other salves oom» bined. It is the most powerful salve knows and heals sores from the bottom up, drawing out the poisons. Bv mail 56 cents. Bonk free, 3- P. ALLEN MCOICIaC CO., Daft* «•* ST. PAUL, MUIR* ASTHMAi Cured Before You Pay Cure I want to cure every sufferer of this dreadful disease. I have such confidence in my newly dis covered cure for Asthma I will send a large $1 to) bottle by express to.any sufferer writing for it Wh nyou are completely cured send me the dol lar for this bottle- Otherwise not a cent. Addreaa P, J.LAffE, 3T2 Lane Bldj., SI. Marya, Kaa. Catarrh Now Quickly Cured—Instant Relief—Guaranteed ..... ,, entirely different from any other so-called catarrh remedy on tho market. Guaranteed not to contain cocaine, mor phine or any other injurious or habit-forming drug. Stops coughing, eneezing, hawking, hood noises, r * " '*•— * '•Mdeafnai' sore throat, catarrhal deafness and all other ca_ symptoms. ^Givesinstant relief—sileare head files magic— makes breathing easy and natural—insures qok sleep. Peritivefy guaranteed with strongest guarantee tir written. v rite for free catarrh book and guarantee, -.• ~ OR. J. T. GAULT, SPECIALIST I INI DISEASES OF VIEM H LSarinklfi BisfillingCs.! TackBOnville. Fla., Girard, Ala s s P>AitH FOR SALK—850 acres in one body, good farm and timber land; 6 or 8-horse farm open balance In white oak, and pine timber. Strong red niullato laud: 5 tenant houses, 1 to •! rooms, 4 barns. East line in % mile of Beech Haven picuic grounds oo G., S. A F. railroad. North line In 1 mile of Hnyuevllle, and Perry public road. West line 7 miles of Perry, Ga. Farm located 2 miles north\ye*t Grovanla Ga. H. & W. railroad running through tbe farm. Ar rangement for side tra k has been made, in lieu of right-of-way. Price $10.50 per acre. W. B. Head, Hawkinsville, Ga. I beg leave to an nounce that 1 have pur chased the Dr. Hath away & Co. office In Atlanta, Ga. I am In charge of the office at all times and answer all correspondence. Write for our free bok- let on d sea sea of men. It contains valuable In formation that is inter esting and that every man should know, it treats of various private diseases, blood troubles, skin diseases, kidney and bladder complaints, nervous affection*, anu various other special and chronic troubles. This booklet will be sent free oT charge, in a plain sealed envelope to any one requesting it. Write for it today. Consultation and examination at the office free. Address Dr. J. T. GAULT, 87 Inmnn Building, Atlanta, Ga. —(Advt.) HU RS Thousands of families are wanted to clal©! fortunes. Many now living In poverty are rich, but don’t know it. Our 400-page index, entitled ‘‘Missing Heirs and Next to Kin,” alphabeti cally arranged, contains authentic Rat of uo* claimed estates and heirs wanted and adver. riaed for in America aud abroad to claim for tunes. Also contains Chancery Court of Eng land and Ireland lists, and Batik of England unclaimed dtvid nd list. Thousands of names In book. Yours or your ancestors’ names "'ay be among them. Bend 2c stamp at once for .*•# booklet. INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY. 20, Pittsburg, fa.