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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago, October 6-Whcat today closed
a shade lower corn a shade higher. oats un-
Charged and provisions 5GlI2lac lower. Oc-
tcber pork advanced So SO. Wheat was han
dicarped by an advance at Liverpool.
With Liverpool isd higher, despite the fact
that this mark Il the previous session had
furnished no motive for such bulge. Novem-
her wheat opened asdisc higher at IS to 'o'sc'
The Liverpool gain was said To be based on
report of frost IN Argentina. In the northwest
there were light. but general rains. The hrst
hour the market was moderately active. but
later VAS duh. and neglected. Traders evehed
up for the sunday cessation OF business. Lack
ot outside bun support resulted IN ueclihe
of November To f7Nm77isc The market
steadied because OF fair cash business
zoo. 600 bushels-and November closed
shade down at 77t2R77ssc. Seaboard clear
ances in wheat and Hour were equal TO 26o,-
COO bushels. Primary receipts We're isGooo
busH.ls compared with 959.0 900 last year.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth reported 573 cars.
against 400 last week ana $50 a year ago.
i.u,al receipts were 2o7 ears. 4 OF contract
grade. -, -,
la the corn market there was fair trade
early but later the market Tell INTO neglect
Th,. market opened higher in sympathy with
wheat and moderate country offerings. me
local crowd sold To even up over Suniay, but
there was fair outside support the close
WAS steady. November sold between o tsW
81 5sc and closed "A shade up at SIss15(3s
Receipts We're 374 ears.
oats had their usual contracted experiences.
Local receipts were 374 ears shipments were
24b. ooo bushels from the scaboard. November
sold between 22'sH22Is and 22'i9SS7se anu
closed unchanged al 22Am22"sc.
october pork. the local supply OF when mas
been corrcred, again furnished the ihciuSht
in provisions although the trade was quiet
.no,irh october opened at slA.25 and sold at
SIY. "a which It closed So SO over yesterday.
in later futures selling by packers cause1 sonae
tween ST. e5al I. 80 and closed l2'sco 1 noS
al Slt.s7ia. january lard between Sfno sE,s,
closing S. lower at SO o5, and January ribs
BETWEEN So 37isa6. 500 9 3ais. with the close
7isc down at SO 80.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
weekly Cotton Crop Statement.

r-f-v Orleans. Uctrl.r s. ScrT~tsry Hester's
n.#. q NJ NTi.-rs cotton exchange stale
r,.l.. issued before the close of business to-
s-sv sfsvs am iIcrs-ss.s IN the movement into
s-z1t compared with the seven days ending
,intr last year b. round numners u 800.
q ut. re-se uu.i.r the same days YEAR before
l1st 90 5000 and an Increase over tho same
sim. in 1897 - S. 600
Frr~ the five DAYS % October thu totals show
o. srOrca~- over last year - SO 600. an In
81. ls- aEtr she same Vsriusi year before last
a. COG AMI an iucryaSe over 1897 OF b.
Goo
rar tre thirty-five days = the season that
f."- c.aV=sl Vil.- arE;TFEate g. behind the
.-tN-TEe days q last var 10000. p hind
sts snma days year before last u 5000 and
a. ui 1877 ~ les. 5000
rssr week has bceu st452i. aratn~t 40
EE- f.r tiae seven DAYS ending October 5fh
last yenr. 4Tt.Ai7 year before last and 35S p
Sac th- saue time IN 1897. ani fa- the ave
ss 7T2 iast wear 34I. 337 year before last
an Z61. 90 fnr time IN 1897
Taar made the total movement for the
ts-fre Says frnul Serts ull-r ist - date
3 -cs SO. against l.4O5.fSf last wear.
& 11i-C8T vsfr before isst AMI t.3S4.599 the
fa..- tIrre iu 1897
10 ulerer.sut since s.. pc inter - shows
.a.rts at ava United States porte . BfT.-
49, rast rrl eAp2l2 tFe same t'me IN
TEET. avsrfnuf acruss thc Mi~si=9ipui. ohio
at.. T'rteanar rivers To- uurt4Fru mills AMI
g-aerr zfaGi. AGAINST IS. go last YEAR.
g. 5ls yee- e<fore l.st anl 1887 the si'le
t.rre lr 1897. trtsr.or 81 SKIS in excess ~
tr.. hrtH 81 th@ .iss@o - t''~ uTlsrriai
,rar L6TS ~t. EEninst t92.ooF last Year.
Eer fra yeer before East ami l69S5+ rhe
ss-. m ~ 1877: s,s,'''yrn 1.n taI ~
Es= r.sr 1ef1re last ard l25056 the same
F7la eafor,s for the week have been
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Interesting Feature Is the Heavy
Loss in Cash.

New York. October 6.-The weekly statement
Of averages Il tn ass. associated banks shows:
Deposits sS77. ? 500. dec. s7.4l6.ooo
Circulation $40, Q. 90: Inc. s245. 90
LEGAL tenders se2. 40. 5oo 90. So 800. 400
Specie sl63.4o4. 100; dec 5.752. 800.
Total reserve s255. 544 GOO: lee. SO 574. 700
Reserve required s2Ie.3o2. 700; dec. sl.s74.-
600.
Surplus reserve e.42l 600: dec 6.7oo. 700.
The New York Flnancier says:
THE banks ~ New York according 10 their
current statement lost during the week more
than 60 per cent OF TIE surplus reserve To-
ported at the close Of business September a9th.
This leaves them with only So 24l 900 above
the required minimum u 25 per cent 81 de-
rosIts. The interesting feature is the heavy
loss in cash which aggregate So. 574.70o she
heavicst drain which has been encountered
since the last crop season. The Significance ~
the decrease. however Is lessen.i by tho
fact that one large bank. which has been car
rsiuc nearly half the excess reserve in New
YORK IS responsible Tor this weeks reduc.
ton. its outEo of cash holdings having been In
the neirhhorhood II $4,000 600 Within the
rast two weeks. This g. ~ no especial moment.
except 20 sho what the majority of the banks
In the clearing house have undergone mo- SEE
rious drain On their resorc's. although quite a
number ~ them are close 10 the legal reserve
point. AMI some Of them below g. Tho pres
emt staN.ment would not have looked So se-
rfrne had II not been for she almost stationary
loan column While there IS nothing 20 war
rant the assertion d appears as Though there
- 80, n ,aerFaF ~ active borrowing 1uritr
the week not previously known Al any rate
the general tendency n the banks Just nov
e. a. contract loans and che small decrease
fa~ ia. vg..u oa-l.lsar.a Oddly ,vi'H 80. ,'c-
,.~eaS. ~ the two weeks previous. The 1winc
ding reserve does NOT me1n. ner"se1riiy. n
strfnrency In the market. n emphasizes The
feet that money is going % remain nrm or n
election The rise iu rates viii lead so r.-
r7av-.I talk u gold Imports hut nobody regards
the occasion seriously enough % cAl Tor ship
rnsuts ~ specie 90 this side. although. II "a
small rrpnt can be shown the current may
turn this way again. The most curf ms ph9 =
"a the situation. rctr, snUrtivelT. D. what wuuli
hqv. happened hal n MT been for the grs AZ
"a .nlanrred volume u national bank currency
within year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. October 6.-The Gotten market
eFensd steady with prices unchanged 20
points lower. after which there was very little
Variation Trading WAS comparatively tame
ourins the entire session. with business con-
sisting chiefly II professional settlements as
matter Of rrecautiOn- Conflicting ideas ON
the coming government report and Increasing
fears 70 an early frsst naturally created un-
sasinrss on both sides. particularly as there
vas nothing In the way II influential new fac
tors urun which 10 found fresh conclusions ar
a. strengthen existing convictions Liverpool
went OF more than expected and cabitd selling
oFterS 10 this side small Teceipt@ AMI further
Ehs' rt"utng q crwp estimates. however. coun-
teructUt the elect q the foreign news Then.
ton advises from SPOT c.ttOn c-nters OF tEe
heiiih conveyed the Impression that sellers
were inciinsd % DEMAND higher prizes. while
sNI-1rtsrs and northern spimners were eager
q tmcrcase lines already accumulated Is TIE
session prCErssssri. trading feli on O. unusual
" -im uroTrrtinrs. ANA prices varied srarceN
b Tr.irt from thu initial -gures Tn Indications
Tslrtei t. continued reductions in receipts IN
IL interior and a failure n September
Er,'-trtiors Tor record movement N pct"i+r
q ulategialize- The week end statements from
cotton mills were encouraging - whole. not
las Improved demand AMI an upwari tsfidency
q. prtceS- The market clrsesl steady WITH
fr.ces net ? 10 5 points higher
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans. October 5.-Secretary II.ster's
statement OF thu visible worlds supply Of CIT
ten. made M frnn sIocIal cable and tee-
graphic advices compares the figures Of this
week with last week. last year AMI the year
before.
II shows Increase for the week ii,sf
closed 81 25o oe7. against an Increase %.
22l.6i6 last ami Increase Of 2o9.-
Si6 year before last.
The total visible T. LOSS. gag. against
.s43. 249 last week. 3.l26. 622 last year and
2.AT3.6io year before last
OF this ths total ~ American cpttnn is
I 2l6. 246. arainst sSS 2f9 LAST week. Z. Coz. s
622 last wear and ?. COS Gao year before lest.
and 81 all other kirds. Including i.rYu'. FRA
zil India. etc. 4I2.ooo. against ! o 600 last
week. $4,000 last year ami l63 600 year
lsfure last.
The total WORLDS visible supply ~ cotton
sh.ws an increase mpau,d with last week
OF 25o. o97 falsS. e decrease compared with
last year OF .A58 276 and lerr-aee com
pared with year b.f 're last of 3 5 4o3
M the worlds visible -uIsplv. as above.
there is now afaat ana held IN Great Britain
and Continental Europe $4,000 halcs. against
70 goo last year and ga coo year he
fore last; I'm Egypt $4,000. AGAINST 5000
last year and A4.ooo year before last in IN
dia 2o9. o00 against 3i6. 900 last year ana
PAS 600 year before last and in the United
States $40. 600 against I. - 600 last year
and e46. 600 year before last.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
AN APPEAL TO THE NATIONS

Paris. October 5.-Tho International
peace congress epitomized It's work in an
appoal to the nations, adopted today, in
which the congress condemns The refusal
OF the british government o. agree o.
arbitration or mediation in South Africa
and Expresses keen regret That the ma
ieritv Of the governments might have
offered mediation ahstrained from doing
so in spi,e of their pacihc declarations at
The Hague. Regarding China. the con-
grcSs. after recognizing and pointing out
the primary causes of discoutCnt upon
the part Of the Chinese urges that the so-
luton of the conflict be Just ANA equitable
and i'm conformity with the ina .ienahle
right OF the populations TO freely dispose
of themselves.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Government Report ON Cotton Crop.

Washington. October 2.-The weather bu-
reau's weekly summary Of crop conditions says:
Rain is generally needed In the south Atlantic
and east gulf states, and over portions Of TN"
upper Ohio valley, lower lake region and mid
die Atlantic states, while excessive moisture
due largely 10 the rains of the previous week.
retarded farm work over the region extending
from Arkansas and Oklahoma northward 10
Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Except where Interrupted by rains IN portions
of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri cotton
picking has progressed under exceptionally IA
vurable conditions and is unusually wen adj
vanced. In the central and eastern portions 81
the cotton belt the bulk Of the crop will BE-
gathered nv October 10th. Picking Is pro
crossing rapidly Texas, except In the lower
Brazos bottoms inundated by the rains or the
previous week where the crop is almost p
failure.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

ESQ. $50 against 'Ieooi5 last year. making
the total tins far for the 46o.Sff.
neainst 564. es6 last year. decrease OF l2i,-
cog.
Northern mill takincs ana Canada during
the past seven days show n decrease If L..
ITO. rs compared with the corresponding per
iod last year. and their total takings since
September LIST have dccrea.cd 72.6l8.
The total takinrs of American mills, north
and south and Canada. thus far for the sea-
son have been 30. IVA. against 300. 6l7 last
yC--- These include 70 SO by northern SPIN
ners. against li8. tn.
Stocks at she scaboari and the twenty nine
lealing southern Interior centers have in
creased during the week IO5.738 bales.
against increase during the corresponding
IsriCd last season of l2o. 593 and are now
-t6-.S53 smaller than ut this date in 1899
Including stocks left at the ports and
interior towns from the last crCp and the
for the new crop the supply to Date Is
l.34e.o77. against 2.o25.382 for the same
fsertol last year
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

made half de effort ter it ter heaven
dat dey does ter git ter office hell would
be so lonesome Satan would halter cross
his legs fer compnyi l knows a cander-
date dat shuck hans wild so many people
he finally shuck one er his arms off,
en- den he had de conscience ter AK de
legislator fer n pension fer losin' his
arm whilst tryin' ter save de state by
'lectin' Of hissef. De trouble bout do
canderdates IS dey memory amt half ez
long ez dey speeches. After dey gifts in
office dey tells you dat yO face is IA
miliar. but ter save dey life dey can't
place you, 1 glad er one thing-dey won't
be any office, or runnln' fer office. In
heaven. kaze. lbless Cod. dey wont be
any canderdattS dari'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Groceries.

Atlanta. October 6.-Roasted coffee:
cold star. l0o pounds $3.50; Arbucke,
$3.50: Lion. Si2.3o. Green coffee choice
.sr. standard granulated, Now York. $500.
New orleans granulatcd $3.50. Strip. New
orleans. opcn kettle 25fi ioc; mixed choice
oaIlS salt. dairy sacks H.3Wi.40; salt,
i. ~ bulk S22l. 100 IS $2.S5; ice cream
81 -: common. G5H7oc. Cheese. fun cream,
i4al3a4c Matches. COS l5N@55; Gus. $l.1o4
~: 3"os. S2.I5. soda. boxes, .. crackers
soda Sc: cream. IL: gingersnaps, &C..
Cardv. common stick. 7c; fancy. 12al4c.
oysters. 4. W. S2Nu2l0. l.. W, i.25.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. Octobcr 6.-tlour. al wheat,
siratrht $40: extra fancy, $3.50, fancy
So 70. extra family. $40 Corn. white.
81: mixed. Co. oats, white. SSc; mixed
SC: Texas rustproof 3Sc; Rye, Georfla'
othv. large bales. 81: No ] small bales,
95c: No. . 90c Meal plain. 90. bolted, o.
Bran small sacks. 95c. shorts. $l.lo stock
81 10 per loo pounds. hulls $3.50. Grits,
S3i5 per bushel. SLIGO per bag.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta. October 6.-As thc fan season ap-
prfr,hes business h.s boon ard has rogCh"l
almost the umit and the isbbers of frut ana
l.r. iuca for the last week have had about
an th.v could possibly do.
THE ienirua for california fruit Is stin good
Hoover. receipts are light ana the supply IS
NOT equal to the demand. The season VIII
-ps - over ami everything has played out
uuv with the excel tion 81 grapes and pears.
bananas nre iu good demand. trade being
lpnvv with very strong tmaEd
Co,cai.uts and l.tts of an tics rlptious are
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Country Produce.

Atl7nto- ucIohor G.-I1ggs actlve NJ
% 1c.. dn.cn Butter, active sale; fancy
Jersey isliiSc; choice Is cents. Live poui-
frv. receipts ';ght; hens q to 30; large
fries q To %. medium fries II TO lSi lair
.eal. nur,,s ouddlo - to -. Pelin 2013t,
iriab notatots. northern stock. c5pIa per
Iushoi. new crop sweet potatoes 80 10 30
n.r busb., Honey. strained. 6Wtc; in
rcInb 5s,7 y,sv dull Onions 80 20 20 per
bushcl Cabbage. green. fair sale IA
Mound. Dried fruit. apples 44o. peaches
CT7. Figs. 6N7. Prunes 0m1. California
peeled peaches 14Hl3.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Spot Cotton Quotations.

Cfirial closing gurtnti.sns for spot cotton:
Ftial.ta- Steady. ulsl.Iliug Q 1916.
ltNWr. tst-asuirt nwf easy. milling 1884
stw urk-Sttady. wisi.iliuE 1000
y w pEle1u<-ssuift. midiiirg iOi.c-
- vuunah-F-aSy- ruI-i.llinss sos.
t5liVt- ton-sgui.t. milling loc-
:, 1rfr lk-ssseasly- miiiiiuE 10 slice
81 1hii --Flrsu- miillirr To-.
,larsE his-StFliy- midsiling 10 slice.
-huvusia-Ntry duil. rnifHling tOisc-
t,rr.as tnsi- ST ssiy. uli.Iiiing toc bid
.'si-t. ~ Steady. miIGiiug 10
81 T. uis-Cuist. milling 10 3-iec-
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Fruits and Confectioneries.

Atlanta. October G.-Lemons, choice,
si5,i 20: fancy $ja550: figs 10du: raisins
f5Sfii: California 81. Nuts. almonds 1Jai6,
pecans. 9is0iolac; Brazil, l2@l2l9; hlberts
iiIbc; walnuts. 10 70 Il cents; mixed nuts
Io1dc' Peanuts, Virginia. TO sc. fancy
hand-piclted. 5: Georgia o. California
reaches. 81. t5dl.2 %. California pears, S2.50u
s.25 Tokays. 81 New York state grapes.
pound Concords, f2is; lO-pound Con-
cords 22ia; 5-pound Delawares, 1SI2o.
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being used quito freely, and the demand be-
comes stronger every day.
Produce of evry description is I'm good de-
mand Irish POTATOES. cabbage, onions and so
on holding their own at quotation prices.
Poultry has been very scarce. The supply
has beer INSULT .ient TO meet demands.
Eggs firm at "a to Sc per dozen.
Butter is not selling we'll and is off in
price from ! to PC per polrd.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, october 6.-Spirits turpen-
steady at 81 15m$1 20; receipts 80. Crude
turpentine quiet at $1.l06ll.2i; receipts 49,
Savannah, october 6.--Spirts firm re-
ceipts 210 sales III: exports 1,292. Rosin
firm and unchangeds receipts 2'92' sales
1872; exports 5.5lG.
Charleston, October 6--Turpentine firm
at 36Ia asked. Rosin steady and unchang-
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington, october 6-Todav's statement
OF tho treasury balances In the general tund
the division Of redemption shows: Available
cash balance 8 80. 339. 1853; gold SIS. 539.4i0
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

New York. october Cotton seed oil very
slow hut steady. prime crude barrels nominal.
prime summer yellow 37d37iac: of summer
yellow 36a 36iac, prime winter yellow "a
AZ. prime white 4od4lc. Prime meal S26.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

The fifth edition Of DIT. Hathaway's new
hook "Manliness, Vigor. Health is now
i'm press. 4 coDy will he sent You free il
voli write for it to J. Newton Hathaway.
VI. D.. 22i. + South Broad street, Atlanta,
Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
PrOVisions.

Atlanta. October 6.-Clear rib sides
boxcd. - half ribs. SIS; rih bellies 9aiislo;
ice-curoa bellies lo2i. Sugar cured hams
ilal3s4: leaf Sia@ N's.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

Weakened Manly Functions restored nv
7 newton hathaway, MD. 22i5 T. Soutn
BROAD street. Atlanta. Ca, in 4 few weeks
by a method entirely his own
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Bagging and Ties.
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

Atlanta, October e.-Bagg.ng. 2lb, .:
Id So. Ties 45lb steel arrow Sl4J.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

Watches We sell solid Silver Chatelalne La
So Wacb Tor = s. Gold GIled Geats' or Ladies
v-9toI,fs a. 81 Nickie Watches see. All guaran-
ted Your money back 81 you want IT, + j. Kelley.
Wholesale .Ieveier, Atlanta, Ga cheapest WATCH
house on earth
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

Now dat de state en- city 1eckshun Is
over" said Brother Dicbcy, wen have
time ter sit rested 70 de presidential
hooray come ON. / meyer did See de likes
er desc 'leclsshuns-dey wake 80 zip soon
in de mawniu'. en- by de time you think
dey all over. en- you crawls ter hver. de
bell IS ringin fer mo votesi IF folks
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Brother Dickey's Philosophy.
by FRANK l.. STANTON

my own color, en- bless God eff | didn't
wake up wild white man. Hits de
truth, eff ever / toll 1t. De mems What
go inter politics hez ter sleep wild one
eye wide open, en- de yuther half-shet-
En- hits ten ter one den OF dey Know
deyse'f wen dey wakes up. But dey :
politics en- politics. 'Publikin poilticS
make war en- promise ter raise wages
De war go on all right. but wages IS
knock out In de fust roun'; en- he knock
so high dat he can't see whar Ter light
ergin, en- lie Workman can't fin hl9
wild a spyglass en- elective light. Fer
all dat, dey'll be politics whilst, de Wort
las en- votes IS two fer dollar. TIT
de only way ter elect president en- flt
a legislator ter make mo- laws dan de
people knows what ter do wild. FL fer
me. n 'publikin fer money en- diner
crat on principle. En- OATS ponies
sho'!"
"IIit don't make no diffunce ter me,
said Brother Dickey, "ef de whale swal-
leied Jonah. or Jonah swalleref de whale
Wen l see Satan wild his mouth VIDE
open, de leadin' question wild me is. who
gWine swaller DicIcy? OATS what. I'm
hit don't cut no fgger wild me w'ether
'Lijah gone ter glory in Il cherryoOt or
fire. or hit de fire after he got dar sun
de question come: How is Dickey gwlne
ter git dar? OATS de pint! OATS dc
question dat come up lax n OF grocery
lii, en- AK fer settlement. Ever man Is
'sTonsible fer his own soul-do' some men
soul is so small dcy -pousibility is mighty
/ little! You WIZ bon by yo'se'f-onle@s
you wuz twins-cn you mus die by yo'-
sef, onleSs de doctor taste de medicine
fust Min what l tellu' YOU Dcy ain
no way outen II. Hits des ez plain "a
a bald head i'm fly time. Wen YOU git up
yandcr dey Amt gwine ak you, W har
yo wife, en- wnar' yo' mudder in law
Kaze why? Dey well knows you come dar
ter res Sides dat. yo' mudder in law
mes inginrully goes dc yuther way. No,
! subj All you got ter do is ter answer fer
yo SET; en- eff you pulls tnoo' after &c
heavenly crOss-questionin', You am
gwine to cut up kaze you amt got no
front seat: Ef You kin des squeeze Ia
you'n be satisfy wild a secon' class jews
harp. en- holler halleluia fer SIX Inches CT
standin' rOom!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
STRIKE FOR LOWER WAGES.

Miners Get Less Pay and Recogni-
ton OF the Union
Greensboro. Ky. October a strike OF
miners at Bassett. for recognition Of the
union has been won. The settlement car
ried with It a reduction Of wages The
owner OF the mines never recognized the
union. but paid wages averaging . cents
more than the union schedule. This prob
ably is the first strike for lower wages
ever made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
Opium, Morphine Free Treatment

OpIuLI, NIOI 5iI-HO T g = Co
Cure guaranteed a home without pain
Trial free Dr. Tucker. Is and 20 Broad
St Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

Satan never IDLE. Even Dc gates or he'll
mus have sign on en-: Dis is Ny Busy
DayH
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

lie dat give tor de pO' lends ter de
Iawd: but some folks wants de La,wd ter
pay mighty big intrUst.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

Some er De preachers say hell amt so
hot after al. HOWsomeTcr. l lonG heen
er de 'pinion dat hits too hot Ter me.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

81 see." said Brother Dicbey dat de
Nunited States Is calm of de sojers tum
bein kilt mp by de boxers en- senin' EN-
ter de Phil.stines. ter be kiit dar. But
hits my opinion dat de scheme IS ter
furlough 'em en- SEN 'em home IN car
loads ter vote De 'publkin ticket in de
doubtful states but. dat bein' lie case,
deyn halter sprinkle 'cm all over. kaZe
dev amt a state but what look doubtful
fer dc 'publikins. Mr.. G0osefelt all time
sayin' dey prospects is bright; but OATS
only kaze hilrs ahead or dem. en- dey
smells de fire. De fac is. dey feelin'
shakv ez a man wild de long sufferin'
chills. en- dev amt comm ter de scratch
81 fas ez man wild de seven year
eetchl Dev mostly on de run. en- de roads
50 mixed dev dunno whar dey gwine, Dey
trus' dey'n come out all riEht. On hit $
dat same trus' business dat got 'em
whar dcy Is now. Dcy ketchin' ut ever
straw i'm de win: but de win gitiin' So
high fer 'em dat even de straws is gone
a-kltiu'r'