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MUTT AND JEFF-If Jelf Had a Cold, He Certainly Couldn’t Feel li Alter Treatment ---BY BUD FISHER U (Coprigbt, 19x0. by H. C. Either. Trane Mark Beglstcred U. 8. Patent office » I ' ... . - -- - ' • ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f Jf z r > x— ‘ ■■ * AN'* NACjOON. ] e \ OLt> ****»*« b ) HCULO JE FM=* ) / ' (%rrr x’ve gct V CeT I kM. \ Hovrs Th? / < H ‘C) At) c -V- ■ S< ”* € *** \ f WMCSV WOW . KB/W? - OWNism Atvn ' COLD* / / *Nt»Cooe tMTrrw S SOU ims Stine *’•'• T "*' T o* I <OLp * I . COLD » J IfO" r L J* f/H Jfov E*L'£ P 717 1 J s '’W l r W / *• t • I Xa r\ \\ vi I , II iliß 1 NIL (fit -® v r*~ JBItIUA- <cwwfl»to«etotoH I Ji NEW TREATMENT THAT KNOCKS RHEIiMITISM fiOc BOX FREE TO AN Y SUFFERER Up la Kyncw. N. Y.. a treatment tor rteuflut.'a baa btru tmiuJ that UusurvUs if Min say is a wbieler. reporting eases that Seta Mule abort vt a ui.rade. ( Just a tew treatment* »v»a in toe very worst cases acrid to are vu-pUsa sunders even after vtuer reuie gies bare tailed euttreiy. It seems Im neutral ise the arte acid and lime salt depueiu u> the Mood, driving aU the pvtavooua clogging waste fnm the sjstvm. Horvness, pain, stiffne-o. SVielUng Just seem to melt away and lauisti. Tbe treatment first latruduosl by Mr. Delano to so-good tuat its owner wants everybody woo ecffeog from nteematlim or wtio has a friend no afflicted. t» get a frse soc package from bitn to preve uat wtiat it will do in etery ca*e before a penny to spent. Mr. lieiano says: ‘To prove that the I*elano treatment will pos itively overcome rheumatism, no m.ittcr how se vere. stubborn or long stan<!!ng the esse, and even after al! other treatments have failed, I will. If you hare never previously used the treatment send Joo a ful* stxe 50r package free if yen wilt Just cut out this notice and Ofb-i it with your mine sw‘ address with Ur to help pay postage and distribution expense to me personally.” F. H. tieUno. 229-L. Wood Rldg.. Syracuse. N. Y. 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Yoorncney back if no> t Vtfct- latilfird. La Catalan Co. Cent 48. ?’ Lawn. kA* raE MONO With this eye g lmm yon can sp» arently *ee tr.-a cl nth or wood, sv be boors in the Wt, r-ukea the f!"»h look transpA •nt. An optical ilhaa’-wi. ry mail Ift eta atempa or coil Tbe ARDEKCXL png 244 Stamfnrn conn h A.qtor-iPtic HvitaJJ*' ;Oc u > w\’ f F7alnoaiATic'ct*! £ k1 •i*. Stamp* tabs* Or*aU*a ra*d-b«aru *u.ril> **l- A. b. Co.. A. Uwcaait Avenue, < a to. 2 1 a In. Rapid fire I’JTOMffTIC GUN lab-y**•*>(,•ta-o-c' Auroeunc rp'*Ljp > 3T>ta f M k>ud cra.-hr< t ►pm, JuM ”ke jw-t irw GUk.fa*'* nwebpew A ■rwUpg. AbbHsM j Tte-ff <r**t m wi*i tee Mn* uV| far «ely lO* er 3 FOs 2Cc A rr»*t Carahear ’ « 11 JUAI hue. CO,, CHJUi. AiN AVE.. CHICAGO I Cotton (By Associated Frets.) NKW YORK, Nov. Id.—The cotton market shumd renewed activity at the ot>ehing tisiny and ni w high records were established on all deliveries. F.rvt prices were IT points higher tv 8 !>olnts io*er, present crop positions be.ng gemrall) higher with January Selling at 20.85 and May at 20.48. There eas hea-.y reellx.ng and rexctions of several points followed, but ofterings w. re well taken by southern add local trade buying, covering and fresh buying for Mug account, alth .May selling up to 20.SU or about 15 to 2b points net higher before the end of the first hour. Private cables rmioKed no selling eacept for scattering liq'iblatlou on a scale up, and southern spot houses were credited with buying contracts here to undo henges against Mies to spinners. The fore no >n advance carried the market up tn 20.48 for March and 20 65 for Ma,, or ju«t about 21 points above last night's closing fig' res Trading then became lees active, sug gesting that the demand from shorts had been pretty well auppUrd and the market showed rea■-lions of 9 or 7 points from the Iwst early in the noon hour. There was a rumor that private retvrne Indicated a ginning of about 1,100.0 ft bales between November 1 anil 14. The market showed increased strength ami sctlv’ty during the early afternoon on continued buying by trade Interests and covering by early sellers. Th" advance was accompanied by re ports that New Knelt nd spinners were calling ■ otton freely and carried prices up to 20.41 for January and 20 TO for May or about 26 to 28 points net higher. MEW YOMX COTTOM. The following were the ruling prices la tbs ekeh'nge today: Tone Irregular; middling 2ft.4oc, gtrtet. <* Last Free. Onen High. I.**. Sales, rinse. CUw. Jan. .. . 20.85 20.0 ft 19.18 20 43 20.41 20.18 Feb. .. .... 20.45 20.18 March .. . 20.42 20.04 20.80 20.58 20.35 20.28 April 30.00 20.38 May .. . 20 44 20.80 20 43 20.T4 20.T2 20.44 June 2U.73 20.46 July .. . 20.49 20.78 20.40 20.72 20.T8 20.43 Aug 19.90 .... Sept. .. . 19.20 19.20 19.20 10.20 19.20 19.19 Ort. .. . IO W 19.00 >B.kt 19.08 19.06 18.69 Nov 20.20 19.05 Dec 20.20 20.40 20.13 20.37 20.35 20.08 NEW OU.EANS COTTOM •■» *-’'»• iiiw Aif.it-<s» ilAll, I NEW 081 Ji A NS. Nev. IK— New high levels sgain were rveunied in tbe local cotton market today, prices nelng 16 to lb pointa In tbe early trading. Much better cables than due. cold weather over the belt, sMall crop talk and ex pectations of a bullish ginning report from the census bureau early next week were the stlm i;L.t ng intlnences. March for the first time cressed »he 70-cent mark. The market underwent a minor reaction from the nltlsl advance, under realising of profits by longs, but tbe offerings were nell absorbed and late In the morning pricek were higher than ever, standing at a net gain of 18 to !•» points. The firmness of southern spot marki-ts in creased tbe demand tor contracts In the after noon with the result that at 1:80 the trading months were 27 to 23 points over yesterday's clooe. NEW ORLEANS COTTON The following were the ruling prices tn the exchange today: Tone barely steady; middling; 19.63 c, steady. » . Last I'rvv. Open nigh Um... So!m Close dos. Jan 16.82 18.99 16.T1 19.90 19.88 18.04 Feb a 19.88 19.74 Mar yn <B 20.27 19.96 20.23 20.18 19.80 Apr. 20.26 19.81 Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome A New Yorker of wide experience has written a book telling how the tobacco or snuff habit may be easily and quickly banished with delightful benefits. The author. Edward J. Woods, 831-E, Station E. Now York City, will mall his book free on request. I The health improves wonderfully after Itobacco craving is conquered. Calmness, tranquil sleeps clear eyes, normal appe tite, good digestion, manly vigor, strong memory and a general gain in efficiency are among the many benefits reported. iGet rid of that nervous. Irritable feel ling; no more need of pipe, cigar, cigar ette. snuff or chewing tobacco to pacify morbid desire.—(Advt.) —-i iteel Air/C nV mk Cal. 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A ate iLuatr.ud book in ** cb .f L j ter*.Teh* the provoc-tioa that leri *P te the most daring gunfight on F %kK%*i;cSe Y’n record,where they *boot the Jud-je (( I Sheriff, State* attorney, 1 Juior, s?> jfa 47 | And 8 others in the Hiilrrille Court I Room. All crime* have ■ worn tn tevk of it, and BOVS this one i* / XZ ] worth reading. L»rg* bonnd boot e-yL' in plain wrapper for TEN Cents. tO YAL BOOK CO. Dwt 1 bSe* Norwalk. C«mrf THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916. Atlanta Live Stock tConvctod by W. H. White. Jr., Freeidvnt of the White Provision <X>.) Qood to chuice steers, fuu to WOj pounds, 35.3 d U5.X3. ’ Good steers, TvO to 800 pvunde, 53.23<Uiu.u0. Medium to good steers, iUA to bOU pounds, ♦□.'UitS.ro. Geou to choice beet cows, 750 p» 860 pouuda, *4.<vU*>.oo. Medtuiu to good cows, 650 to 150 pounus, |4.2u <g4>M. Good to choice heifers, SOO to IVO pound*, 84.W«4.M. The above represents tbe ruling prices of goou quality cattle, lafenvr grades and dairy type* selling lower. Meuium to good steers, 760 to tSO pounds, gS.bOMS*M. Medium to gvod cows, C3O to 750 pounds, |4.u< '0,4.50. Mixed common, 85-26313.75. Good tat okeu, 84.75&6.UQ. Medium oxen, 54-W'44.W. Good butche - bulls, 8b.6vu|4.25. Prim! hogs, 160 to 225 pounds, 65.30<8P8.75. Light bogs, ltd to 100 pounds, 38-2508 60. Heavy pigs. 110 ® 140 pounds, 37.'<5u*H.UO Light pigs, HO to Itiu ikhiimlw, 8< .50®/ .15. Above quotations apply to com-fed bogs. Mas and peanut fattened lower owing to quality. Good many plala cattle com lug. Prices stend.t io shade l.wer. Demand continues good, tb< yards being void out clean frem from day t« daf. _ Hog receipts Increasing; market lower, UTE bTOCK BY WIBE (By Associated Prana.) KANSAS CITY, Nov. 16.—Hogs: Receipts 12,000; tower. Bulk, BU.Uoi(gu.bU; heavy, 30.6t* tkktil light, 89.itha9 W; pigs. Bt.UO-jiß.Bft> Cisttlo— Kiceipls 1,1 AM); steady. Prime fed steers, ilQ.kxull.OO; dressed beef steers, 37.3 U fa 10.00; southern steers, i|>5.75®8.30; cows, 84.N0® 7.73; heifcrn, 86.501210.00; Stockers, 8»-2 - teT.Tt); bulls, 36.(M)®U.00; eaives, 3d.00(t*10..H). Sheep—Receipts 8.000: higher. lambs. 811.40 m 12.00- yearlings. 88 <“*J1O.OO; wetuers, 87.76 ®b.75; ewes, 37.00'<<8 TO- ST. LOUIS. Nbv. 16.—Hogs— Receipts 17,000, lower. Lights, 89.00®9.65; pigs. 1d.50® 8.73. good heav>, 89.7ftG9.bU: bulk, 3t».-X>(U9.UA. Cattle —Receipts U.OUO; steady; native heel steers, 87.50® 11.50; yasrlin* steers and heif ers, id.6o® 11.50; cvWb, 86 50® <.75; stockera, 86 30®7.50 cnlves. 86.00® 11.00. Sheep—Receipts 1,300; steady la mt*, 87.50 12.00; ewes, |5.76®7.tt0 yearlings, 38.00®9.2b. CHICAGO. Nov. 16.—Hugs: Receipts 40,000, stow, lUc under yesterday’s average. Bulk. >9.00®5.«0; light, 8b.45®9.60; mixed, B'J.Oo® 9.85; heavy. |U.20®».25; roughs, 80.20®U.36; pigs. 86.26U8.fc. Cattle —Receipts 11,000; firm. Native beef rattle, 86 80®12.05; western steers. 86.60® 10.25; Stockers and feeders, 84-75®T.f*O; cows and heifers. 88.25®9.7*.; salves, 88.50ai2.35. Sheep—Receipts 16.000; storng. Wethers, 87.90®9.00; lambs, telUV*, AW uuuvi jtiuviubj a DUSI, »9.00tf5,’.0; light, $8.4J'«9.«0; mixed, S'J.Oo'ii 9.85; heavy. $9.20 ts 9.26; roughs, 89.WtfU.86; pig*. $6.25«8.25. Cattle —Receipts 11,000; firm. Native beef cattle, $6 80'412 05; western eteers. 10.25; Htockcra and feeders, s4.7sfijT.!<o; cows and heifers, $3.23«<9.7*.; salves, SB.6O'U 12.35. , Sheep—Receipts 16,000; storng. Wethers, 57.90tf0.00; lambs, sP.2stf 12.00. i ... . i r May .. .. 20.23 20.48 20.17 20.45 20.88 20.10 June 2040 20.12 July .. .. 20.27 20.54 20.27 20.54 20.49 20.21 ■ 0ct18.75 18.80 18.03 18.80 18.71 18.05 1 Nov„ 19.57 19.28 1 Dec 19.65 19.84 19.57 19.77 19.77 19.48 NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON (By Associated Brass.) NEW oßLi..i.xs, ,\.v. iu. —opui cotton, firm; ■ 13 points np. Sales on the spot, 1,2<>0; to ar-' , rive, 2,105. Good ordinary, 18.13; strict good ordinary, 18.03; low middling, 19.13; strict low middling, 19.88; middling, ' 19.03; strict mid dling. 19.82; good middling, 20.00; strict good , middling, 20.25; receipts, 9,175; stock, 426,005, SPOT COTTON Atlanta, firm 20.25 c. ' New York, culet, 20.40 c. New Orleans. 19.63 c. Liverpool, film, 11.91 d. Augusta, steady, 19.88 c, Norfolk, steady, 19.58 c, Houston, »teady, 20.20 c. | Memphis, steady, 19.70 c. Philadelphia, steady, 20.65 c. 1 Dallas, steady, 19.55 c. Boston, steady, 20.40 c. Mobile, steady, 19.57 c. Savannah, steady, 20c. W’ilmingtuu, steady, 19.58 c. Little Ruck, steady, 19.45 c. Galveston, steady, 20.20 c. ATLANTA COTTON MARKET Atlanta ap*»t eotton fair ...20.25c Receipts • ... ... ... ..... 1,935 .shipments <i 380 Stocks 64,109 COTTON SEED PRODUCE MARKET Basis Atlanta: Shipments. Bid. Asked. Crude oil November 86 87 Cotton seed meal, prime Ttb per cent November 39.00 Cot too seed meal, prime. 7 per cent November 37.23 38.00 Cotton aeeu meal, 20 per cent protein November 27.50 29.30 Cotton seed cake, sound * • loose, 8. S. Sav 87.50 38.00 Cotton seed nulls, loose. November 10.50 17.00 Cotton seed hulls, sacked, * O. S.November 18.25 19.50 Llntleas hulls November 13.00 Letton sets! bull fibre. . November 2c 3e Linters, first cut November »c 11c Ltntern, mill run November 7c COTTON OIL MARKET Upeu Close. Spots 12.50 Uid. Novemberl2.oo Bid. 12.53<U12.85 beevmbor Ui.73<|12.85 January February 12.80<%13.83 12.64$ 12.(58 March .. Apri112.8b<<412.92 12.70«112.73 May June 12.90% 13.01 12.75% 12.76 lone,' strong; sales, 82.400. LIVERPOOL COTTON The follow ing were the ruling prices on tn* | exchange today: Prev. Opening. 2p. m. Close. Close. ; Jan. A Feb, 11.77 11.85 11.80 11.05 Feb. A Marll.9l 11.70 Mar. A Apr. ..11.90 11.94 11.9014 1170 April A May.. 11.95 12.60 Mi H-81 May June.. 11.90 12.05 12.00 11.87 June A July.. 11.90 12.00 11.87 July A Aug. .. 12.00 12.05 12.06 11.87*4 Aug. A Sept.. 11.74 11.79 11.79 11.00 Sept. A Oet... 11.30 11.42 11.24 N0v11.73*4 11.7814 11.82 11.61 Nov. A Decll.Bo 11.3914 i Dec. A Jan... 11.7114 11.8014 11.591* cotton MADE INTO EXPLOSIVES WASHINTON, Nov. 15.—Blenched cotton fiber 'including llntera and hull fiber, usd in the manufacture of gun cotton and explosives of all ' kinds during the quarter ending September 30. I amounted to 133,982 equivalent 500-pound bales, i <cm pa red with 142,723 bales during the quar ter <ndlng June 30. the census bureau today ’ announced. i Prepared cotton held by manufacturers of ex I plosives at the end of September amounted to I 24.6-S6 equivalent 500-pouud bales, compared with 22,895 bale* held at ths end of Juue. Gram • (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, Ni'V. 10.—Hot winds dameging the wheat crjp in southern Argentina caused a bulge here today. Besides, deliveries ill the domestic spring wheat states were light and in terior elevator stocks were reported small. Ou the upturn, newever, leading houses turned to selling, and the market sagged. The opening, which ranged from 14 off to %c advance, with December at $1.87% to 81-87%, and May at 81.92% to 31.08, was followed by a decided gain, then reactions to below yesterday’s finish and later a new upturn. The fact that British wheat buyers seemed tv be out of the market am 1 had done nothing in the last rew days eonnt.-d against the bulls. It was hinted that much British vessel tonnage -.art been -witched to Australia and Indiana. There were also reports t'.at President Wilson vtould make leconimendatiomi to congress rel ative to an vnibargo on foodstuffs. The close was wenk. 1c to 2%c net lewer with Decem ber at 81.85% to 81.85% and May at |1.90% t> 8191%. Corn showed strength In sympathy. Dams«re to Argentine corn was ilsn a bullish factor. After opening % to 1%®1%C higher, the mar ket scored a substantial general advance, with later tempora-y setbacks. Assertions thnt the* new corn crop In Argen tina was a •omnlete failure led afterward so a harp rise whicti, however, was not mainlined. The close was unsettled at %<f7%e decline to v.«v%c udvauce a R compared with yesterday's finish. In oats, the Argentine situation gave an ad vantage tn the bolls. There wag a good Com nil««!on house dernKnd. Purchases fnr Belrtnm censed a rise In pro visions. Lower quotations on hogs were Ig nored. CHICAGO QUOTATIONS The following were the ruling prices In tbe •'vchenge today: WHEAT— Open. nieh. Tx>w. Close. Close, nee.. 787%5M«7% 18«% 185% 1*5% 1*7% May. 193 (ft 192% 194% 190% 191% 192% July. 161 %ITO% 162 150 ti 159% 161 CORN— Dec 97 97% 95% 95% 96% May 9*% 98% 97 97% 97% July 97% 98% 97 97% 96% OATS— Dve W% 5*% 57% 57% 57% May «2% 62% 62 62 62 Pf-RK Dec 27.85 27.85 27.85 27.85 27.40 Jan. >7.35 27.52 27.83 27.35 27.22 May 27.20 27.25 27.20 27.23 27.11 I.ARD Dec 10 90 16.T0 16.85 16.85 16.J0 Jan. .. .4 ..1.40 16.40 10.32 16.32 16.27 May 16 32 16.43 ’ 16.82 16.32 16.21 RIBS— j.n 14.52 14.52 14.42 14.45 14.47 May 14.60 14.60 14.57 14.57 14.66 RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO Today. . .. 43 can. 1' !^ at * 186 cars Jx®™ 117 cars Hogs ’JI ”... 48.060 head CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS ,By Associated Press.) lr.nl" No G 3' YomtoaT No. , ’S„ n V?A.. ,1 i S.S'n s . »n»....» fl ostV. O.4<USS%c; .undaM. sb®s9C. K« Rye. No 2. $1.50@1.51. Barley. 90«?«1 _ Timo'hy. 53.27iff5.25. Clover. sll oo® 13.00. Pork, 329T0. Bibs, 814.45®14.60. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS The following were the cash quotations on grain and the PreT . cloee . .. 1-S8 (R 1.92 No’. 2, hard .. ~I.9OH<<JI.9IH 1-88 @l-88 No. 0 .. ..1 02 No. 1. white (old) 1.05 1-01 Nm*2 B T. .. •• 58 @ 58% 57U No. 2. white ..' Nominal. Nominal. KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS fßy Associated Press.) kxn’RAS CITY. Nov. 16.—Cash wheat, No. 2. hnrd *1 HS'ffl 90: No. 2, red, <1.85@1.88. cl’m* No? 2. mixed. 81.00; No. 2, white, |1.01; No 2. yellow, 97’A®98c. Oats. No. 2, white, 57H«58c; No. 2, mixed. 54®58c. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. (By Assoria-.ed Pre**.) f CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Butter, higher; cream e, Egr« 4 receipts, 3,476 cases. Flrstts, STftMe: ordinary firsts. at mark, caS"S included. 80037 c. Potatoes, receipts 43 cars; unchanged. Poultry, alive, unchanged. NAVAL STORES fEy Associated Press.) SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 16.—Turpentine firm, 46H&47C; sales none; receipts 294. Rosin firm; sales none receipts 1,-79. Q”ot«- n nn<i n 86 SO: E. $6.35; F. G and H, 6 37W; I’. K and M. »«-40. 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NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET Open Clowe. ; January .. .. .. .. 4.62®4.63 4.53G4.55 February 4.3dfa.4.37 4.22@4.30 March 4.3t"44.35 4.24«4.25 April .. .. 4.33474 38 4.27®4.28 May 4.40®4.42 4.32@4.34 June .. .J >• 4.43 asked 4.b6®4.38 July .. .. 4.4>J®4.50 4.40®4.42 August .. 4.4404,46 September 4.53®4.55 4.4w"'4 5(» October .. .. .. .. ......... 4.52® 4.54 November .. 4.4o'ff-1.42 4.371ff4.41 December .. .. .. .. 5.15 l-i<> 5.08®5. 19 Tone, steady; sales, 2,',’30. GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS. La tn eon Brothers A Co.—Material swings in tbe market which at tills level is to be expected, and they my not take the same direction as in dicated by the news from day to day. Ware i Inland—Believe level of corn price- Is high enough should movement from country counterbalance tbe foreign demand. Charles Sincere —Considering the many possi bilities of unfavorable information we should be astisfled with speculative profits for a while CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MELF WAWTED-MALX. WANTED—Men of good character, with horse and buggy to sell BiinCk and religious books. We guarantee 83 per day. and give you an op portunity to make 8-10 to 846 |>er week extra. I We also give a Ford Automobile touring car as a premium, provided you sell 84,660 worth of goods in one year. Don’t writq, unl< as you mean business. We are busy and haven't time to lose with those who are not In earnest. Give two busi ness men as reference. No letters answered un less references given. R. L. I‘hllllps Publishing Co., Atlanta, Un. TRAVELING SAI.KSMEN WANTED—Kxperi ence unnecessary; earn big pay while you learn at home during spare time. Ouly eight weeks required. Hundreds of good positions open. Write today for large list of openings ami testimonials from hundreds of students we uuve placed In positions paying SIOO to SSOO ,ier month. Address nearest office. Dept. B-43, National Salesmen's Training Assn., Chicago. New York, San Francisco. SELL TREKS—Fruit trees. Pecan trees, shat’ trees, ornamentals and roses. Easy to so* Big profits. Write today. Smith Bros.. Der 20. Coneord. Ga. NO STRIKE —8-hour day. Men everywhere. Firemen, brakemen, baggagemen, $l2O. Col ored porters, experience unnecessary. 689 Rail way Bureau. E. St. Louis, 111. RE A DETECTIVE—Earn $lO6 to S3OO per month; travel over the world. Write C. T. Ludwig. 168 Westover bldg., Kansas City. Mo $25 WEEKLY collecting names and ntldressra. Send stamp. Superba Co., W. 56, Baltimore, Maryland. HEL" WAirrED—MAI.E ANTI NUM AT.F THOI SANTS men and women wanted for t*. S government life jobs. $75.00 month. Steady work. Short hours. Pleasant work. Rapid ad vancement. ••Pull" unnecessary. Common edu cation sufficient. Write Immediately for free list of positions now easily obtainable. Frank lin Institute, Dept. P-106, Rochester. N. Y. MEN and women, 18 or over, wanted for U. 8. gov< rnment life jobs. $75 month. Steady work. Short hours. Rapid advancement. ••Pt’ll” unnec essary. Common education sufficient. Write Ini tm-diately for free list of positions new easily ob tainable. Franklin Institute, Dept 8.-106, Roch ester. N. Y. DO YOU WANT a sure job with big pay, easy hours and rapid advance? Write for my big FREE book DW-1078 which tells you how you can get a good government position. Earl Hopkins, Washington. D. C a AT ONCE—Ten ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell well established line to our dealers. Previous experience not necessary, flood pay. Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 27. Omaha, Nebr. AG BN TS W A KTE D * AGENTS WANTED—Both sexes. The elec tricity from the batteries will turn a needle through your table or hand. For Rheumatism. Liver and Kidney Disease, Weak and lame ba'k. Headache, Weakness, Grip, Dyspepsia, Coldness, Nervousness. Dizziness, Numbnt«s, Poor Circulation, etc. For advertising pur poses we will give one belt free to one per- Ren In each locality. Address E. J. Smead & Co., Dept. 26, Vineland, N. J. I HAVE a splendid proposition for men and women canvassers who want to earn $5.00 a day and over. I pay 510 per cent profit on an article that looks and is worth $2.00, but you can sell for 50 cents in every other home you solicit. Exclusive territory to fir«t appli cants. Address Post Office Drawer 76, Buf falo, N. Y. WOUI.D sl. 0 monthly and an auto of your own tc travel in as general agent, handling re markable sellers. King Lightnlng Patch Vulcan izers, Winger Ride E. Z. Shock Absorber, and king Anti-Thief Combinat on Auto Switch lawk, guaranteed thief proof. Interest yon? Then ad dress IT, S. Mfg. Co., Dept. 103, Wolcott, Ind. AGENTS —Here's the b«st line of food flavors, perfumes, maps, toilet preparations, etc., ever offered. Complete outfits furnished free to workers. Write today for full particulars. American Pnslucts Co., 9353 3rd st., Cin cinnati, O. LARGE manufacturer wants representative* to sell shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, direct to homes. Write for free sau.p.is, Madison Mills, 586 Broadway, New York City. AGENTS —Young man, start your fortune sell ing our watches, jewelry, razors, spectacles, safety razors, etc. Attractive prices. Si. Saun ders, Box 264, Birmingham. Als. COLORED AGENT WANTED—Marvelous new sickness, accident, death insurance, spare or full time. Box R3l-R. Chicago. PATENTS. PATFNT* BIE Welu ’ Manufac- * I ILIN 1 turers want Owen pnten»s S nd for 3 free books; inventions wanted, etc. I help you market your Invention without ••harge. Richard S. Owen, 66 Owen bhlg., Wash ngton, D. C, MEN of ideas and inventive ability should write for new "Lists of Needed Inventions." ••Latent Buyers” and "How to Get Your Pat ent and Your Money.” Advice free. Randolph i A Co., Patent Attorneys. Dept. 80. Wash ington. D. C. ' 49 M VY”AT , T’f£> Wav*enF.f'nlemßi»,Was»> 1 X, Ington. D.C. Books free. Higi> , * M I I V eat teierwuxa, BeM r*»ul» NEW YORK COFFER MARKET Open. Close. I January.. 8.07 8.14®8.15 l February .« . •• .. 8.21®8.22* March 8.27 bld a.2B@ft.Bo April 8.34@8.85 May 5.40@8.41 8.fc@.«.40 June 8.45@8.4fl = July .. .. .. 8.50 bld 8.51@8.52' Ai>r»«t ■« •» * 8.55@5.50 September .* .. .. 8.60 btd 8.60@8.61 ; October .. .. .. «. 8.63@8.68 8.6308.67 , November .. .. 8.05@8.00 December .. .. .. 8.02 8.08@£.09 Tone ateatfyi sales 51,000. NEW YORK, Nev. 16.—00 f fee: Rio, No. 7, 9%c. METAL MARKn (By Associated Preaa.) NBW YORK, Nov. 16. —The metal exchange 1 quotoee lead 37.0607.10; spelter, strong; spot, ‘ East St. Louis delivery, 11% @l2 fee. At London, lead. 80 pounds 16s; spelter, 56 pounds 15e. Copper firm; electrolytic, first quarter, 82.00. @33.00; second qvartrr, 30.00@62.00. . Iron steady and unchanged. Metal exchange quotes tin strong; spot 44.7% At London: Spot copper. 135 pounds; fn tnrea, 130 pounds 10s; electrolytic, 154 pounds; spot tin, 189 pounds; futures, 190 pounds 15s. MTSCEI.LAJrBOVB. WANTED—Subscriptions to magaalaea. Special club rates on all orders. Send for particulars of our pay-aa-you-read plan. Saves 10 par cent and gives eight montus so pay account. Best plan for giving Xmas presents. B'-ad for cata logue. Carolina Magaalne Agency, P. O. Box 435, Charleston, 8. C. 850.00 NIGHTLY—Start in the MOVING PIC TURE BUSINESS on our taMallment plan. Nc experience necessary, Catalog free. Mon arch f“lm Service, 228 t'nion are.. Dept. 9, Memphis, Tenn. HIGHEST cash prices and prompt cash returns for bides, furs, bee's wax, all kind of metals, rubber, rags, burlap bags, etc. Write for price list. Capitol Junk Co., 331-333 Peters st, At lanta, Ga. FOR SALE)—ACETYLENE GAS PLANTS THAT FURNISH MODERN LIGHT FOR COUNTRY HOME)S AT LEAST COST. OTTUMWA-MO LINE ENGINE CO., OTTUMWA. IOWA, SELF-THREADING needles, pkg. of assorted sixes, 10c. Elm Sales Co., J.. 65 W. Broad way. N. Y. BARM JLA.WPB SMALL Missouri farm, $lO cash and *5 month ly; no Interest or taxes; highly productive land; close to 3 big markets; write for jrt>o tugraphs and full Information. Munger, C-13« N. Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. FARMS WANTED —Have 7,000 buyers; describe yonr unsold property. 402 Farmers’ Exchange, Denver, Colo. PERSONAI.. MARRY —Men and women send for my coop erative and profit-sharing matrimonial plan. Nothing ever like it for quick and satisfactory results. Profits divided with co-workers. Par ticulars free. H. A. Horton, Desk 23, Tekon sha, Mich. HAIR SWITCHES made to order from your combings, $1 or ten yards gingham. Mrs. Belle Whitaker, R. 1, Monticello. Ark. MARRY RICH—Be happy and prosperous. Big list of descriptions and photos of congeals! people with means free, .-eal'-d. confidential. Either sex. Standard Club. Box 607, Grays lake. 111, PERSONAL —Wanted, quick, name and address of reliable single man who would marry wealthy isdy who could ar.slat him financially. Particulars. Address Allen Ward (B-545), 5 al ley, Neb. MARRY—Free photo* beantlfn’ ladies; dearrip ♦ ton* and directory: nay when married New Flan Co.. Pent. 26 Kansa* City. Mo, MARRY— Marriage directory with photos and de«rr'pt’ons free. Pay when married. The Exchange, Dept. 34. Kansas City. Mo. MAHWiAGE PAPER free. The most reliable published. Send for one, Eastern Agency Ti Rr’dgenort. Conn. . LADY, 49, wealthy farm owner, would marry. A., Bnx 35, league. Toledo, Ohio. SEEDS AWD PLANTS. COTTON SEED FOR SALE IMPROVED pure Cleveland Big 801 l seed for planting. Early maturity. Large yield. Best for boll weevil districts. Price 1 to 25 bushels, $2. Larger lots, $1.75. My own production, carefully selected. Harvle Jordan, R. F. D. 6, Monticello, Georgia. FALL CABBAGE PLANTS—AD leading varie ties. By express, 600 for 60 cents; 1.000, $1.00; 5.000 at 80 cents. Satisfaction guaran teed. By mail post paid, 25 cents per Its). D. F Jamison,'Summerville, S. C. GRAFTED Pecan trees, standard vari ties. For descriptive price list, write C. Forkert, Prop.. Bay View Nursery. Ocean Springs, Miss. PLANTS—Cabbage 1,000, $1.00; st*'berry, 1,000 $2; 100 50c. Oakhurst Farm, College P'k., Ga. MNDWAIi T a TNTTT’CJ " hen irregular or delayed, use JuJyJJXXjm Triumph Pilia; always depend able. Not sold at drug stores. "Belief" aud par ticulsrs tree Addres* NATIONAL MKUILAL INMUrCTE. Mllwaekce, Wia. BED WETTING^FREE We sunoly expert advice and Box TENINE without cost. •uASUURI RCMtOV CO., OttlM >1 * Si. Lvula, Ma. ■ 11 Bl Sufferer*, write today for my words ! 2 £ of value FREE about LU n u taw sai VARICOSE VEINS, are protnpuy lelieved with inexpensive nome ireatm. .. It »(,•<.luirly remor.-* the pain, swelling, tiiednee* and disease Full particular* on receipt of stamp. W. F. YOUNG. P. D. F- 2»4 Temple B'_ Bonngflaid. Maa*. Com" I I Bg proof and test *».! treatment of new method FREE. Dr. Leon hardt Co.. 14£ Forest Avenue. Buffalo, N. Y. Rheumatism A Home Cure by One Who Harf It In the spring of 1893 1 was attacked by Musuctar and inflammatory Iflieumatisß. 1 suffered as only those who have it know, for over three years. 1 tried remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such relief as I received was only temporary. Finally, 1 found a remedy that cured me completely, and It has never returned. 1 uave given It to a number who were terribly afflicted and even bedridden wifti Rheutna* tls. and it effected a cure In every case. I want every sufferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous heal ing power. Don't send a cent; simply mall vour name and address and I will send It free to try. After yon have used it and it has proven itself to be that long-looked* for means of curing your Rheumatism, you may Bend the twice of It. one dollar, but, un derstand. I do not want your money unless you are perfectly satisfied to send It. Isn’t that fair? Why suffer any longer when pos itive relief ia thus offered you free! Don't lelsy. Write today. Mark H. Jackson, No. 259-0 Gurney Bldg., ftyrkense, N. T. e Advertising in The Journa Sells the Goods , MEPICA.Ii FAILURE OF "606" Are you one of those who used "606” or "•14’’ and found 1 1 • failure f Hava you been to Hot Epringi. and returned nneured 1 Have you taken 4h« Mercury and Potash treatment and are you atilt suffering t Have yon suffered from Blood Peiaoa, Rteaatlsai, Mil aria. Ghreak Constipation, Lcitwa, Ca tarrh, Llvsr er Stomach Trouble, Eelerred Qleatfe ia Neck er Qrola, or Scrofula without being benefited by aay treatment f If so, write for our 100-page boek. FREE, sh- wiug how to obtain the results you Are “”™T£. r t J WX'6SrS«B» , &. Room ng 1622 Pine St., St. Lou.a. Mo. STERLING'S ROYAL REMEDY enables you to treat yourself with positive success Aay etege. Prompt, sure, harmless. No injurious mercury or putusb effect*. FKLR PROOF. Bead ostne for book and 01-. r. JOHN ST ERLING ROYAL REMEDY CO.. DepL 40. Racial Cltg, Mlaeourt. ■_ Don’t Whip Childrei Or scold older persons wu» wet the bed or are unable to control iheir water during the night or day, for it is not a habit but a diaeaae. If you have any Kidney, 81.-d<'er or Urinary weak ness, write today for a Free Package of obr Harmless Remedy. When permanently relieved, tell your friends about it Bend no money. Address- ZEMETO CO., Dept. 26, Milwauxo*. Wisconsin. rASTHML Cured Before You Pay. I will send you a $1 bottle of LANE’S TREATMENT on FRE H T RIA L. When completcl y cured send me the 11. Otherwise, your report caneels ehafge. Addreaa D. X LANE, 372 Lane Bldg.. St Marys, Kansaa. 7 -#«• P / I S FALLING >< | SICKNESS To all sufferers from Fits, Bgilegsv. Falling Sickness or Nervous Troubles will be sent ABSOLUTELY FBEB a bottle and treatise es W. H. Peeke’s Treatment. Fee thirty years.thousands nt sufferer* have used W H. Veeke's Treatment wi*h excellent resalt*. Give Expre** andlF O. Address, W. M. PfeEKE, Cedar SL N. Y. ITCH CURED IN 30 MINUTES RY ONE APPLICATION DAVIDS’ SANATIVE WASH We guarantee to cure any case of ITCH if used as directed, or Money Refunded. Scratch** and Mange in Dogs evred at once. 50c at your dealer’s, or mailed on receipt of 65c. OWENS a MINOR DRUG COMPANY. Ltd., 15 South 10th St., Richmond, Va. CANCER It’a aucceaof ul treatment without uee of the knife. Hundrede of uatisfied patients testify to this mild nethod. Write for free book. Telia how to care for pa-ienta suffering from cancer. Ad tress »K. W. Q. BYE, > Knne— City, Ma* LEG SORES Healed by ANTi-FLAMMA Pocltiee Plaster. Stops the itching around sores. 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