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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Comment on the Bank Statement

very heavy. In New York harvesting is
delayed by frequent rains.
Comment on the Bank Statement.
New York, July 25.-The New York FL
nancier says:
statement of the New York associated
banks last week was the Increase of $751;
200 in loans, whereas decrease was
quite confidently expected, as the result
of the general liquidation in the stock
market during the week. and as the re-
suit also of the repayment of the PENN
Sylvania loan, which was probably COM
pleted last week. The increase was most
ing. either from the banks or from for
eign bankers. Another striking faa
was the increase of S,429,2Q0 in the cash
reserve. This amount was $SZb,lN in ex-
cess of the sum which was estimated.
based upon the traceable movements of
money during the week. In the previous
week the cash gain shown by the bank
statement was greater by SlZ4s,4W thah
that indicated by the estimates. The eX-
cess last week therefore makes a total
of 81 10, 500 greater for the fortnight than
these estimates. The deposits were in
creased $7,16S, 700. This is smaller by sl,144,-
600 than the amount called for by the
gain in cash plus the increase in loans
and therefore the statement does not bal
ance. The reserve requirements were IN
creased through the augmented deposits
by s1.792,125. which sum, deducted from
the gain in cash. leaves s5,636,925 as the
increase in surplus reserve. This item
now stands at s1S,915,400. Computed upon
the basis of deposits less those of ST.
257. 100 of public funds, the surplus is S2S.-
22s, 6I5. The excess OF loans over deposits
which, In the previous week was sll,-
807 400, is now $5,522,900, the smallest since
March Z This minimum excess of loans
will doubtless be favorably regarded by
those who have mistakenly viewed the
preponderance of loans over deposits with
some degree of apprehension.
New York, July 25.|The statement OF
averages of the clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows the following
changes
Loans 1907, $50, 700; increase ss4, 200
Deposits $780,, 376 800; increase S,16S, 200.
Circulation $43,Sl9,2 200; decrease $685. 700:
Legal tenders SIS, 142, 500; increase $l,9z5,-
400.
Specie s166. 1867 1oO increase s5,5o3.7o0;
Reserve $24i. 500 900; increase 81, ,loo
Reserve required $225,594 200; increase
81, 792, 175.
Surplus s,915, 400; increase S. .s25.
Excess United States deposits S2S,229
675; increase S5,6240O
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

vesting Of hay continues and a good crop
is being gathered in Missouri and other
western states. The grass is Short but
very heavy. In New York harvesting is
delayed by frequent rains
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Weekly Summary Of Crop Conditions

Washington, July 2i.--Ths weather bu-
reau's weekly summary OF crop condi-
tons Is as follows: -.-...sc,-
While the temperature in the central
valleys. lake regions and Atlantic coast
districts has averaged considerably below
normal. no unfavorable effects from cool
weather are apparent from the reports,
except in portions of the middle and
south Atlantic states, where growth
was checked to some extent. The need
OF rain continues In portions of the lower
Ohio and central Mississippi valleys and
western Texas. and is beginning to be
felt in the central gulf states Oklahoma
and portions Of the Carolinas. Local
storms in places, accompanied by hail.
proved damaging in the upper MISSISSIPPI
Corn-Corn has made favorable ad-
vancement In all districts but in the
principal corn states it is generally
small The crop IS IN good state of cult
walton except in the upper Ohio valley
and middle Atlantic states. In portions
Of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas corn
Is in need Of rain to greater or less
extent
Winter Wheat-Wlnter wheat harvest
Is practically completed except in a few
Of the more northerly states
Spring Wheat-The reports respecting
spring wheat are not favorable.
Oats-Much rust in oats is reported
from the states OF the Ohio and upper
Mississippi valleys
Cotton-Further Improvement in cotton
is general throughout the cotton belt. al
though 1t is grassy over a large portion
of the eastern districts. Cool nights pre-
vail. and the need Of rain is beginning
to be felt in Oklahoma. While rapid
growth is reported from nearly all dis
tricts, the crop continues late. 1t is well
cultivated In the central and western
districts Bon weevils are reported as
doing very little damage in Texas.
TobaccoIThe general outlook for the
tobacco crop is promising.
~.
Atlantic states the yield of hay is better
than expected.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Hotel Burned in Nashville

Nashville, Tenn. July 25.-At 2:25 a. m.
the Commercial hotel here Is burning and
will probably be consumed.
The structure is of brick and three
stories high. The loss will probably be
100000. The hotel is situated opposite the
Duncan hotel.
A number of the guests had narrow
capes, some Of them scurrying into the
streets in their night clothes. The great
est confusion reigns and it is impossible
to say at this hour If there are any niss-
ing. So far as known, however, there
have been no casualties
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
CABLE RATES TO PHILIPPINES.
Announcement Is Made by CONNER
cial COMPANY

New York, July 23.-The Commercial
Pacific Gable Company announces that
on and after Saturday. July rs, Its en-
tire system, from San Francisco to Ma
Mia, will be- open for public traffic. The
rate from San Francisco to Honolulu will
be reduced from so cents per word to
80 cents per word.
The following rates will take effect;
From San Francisco to Midway islands.
60 cents per word; Guam. So cents per
word; Luzon. $1.05 per word: all other
philippine Islands, s1.15 per word: Hong
Kong, $1l0 per word; China, s1.10 per
word, Macao. $1.15 per word; Japan. Sl.1
per word; Chemulpo. Fusau and Seoul.
in Korea, 81 Il per word; other places in
Korea $149 per word; Formosa. S1.21 per
word
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Will Launch Cruiser Galveston.

Richmond, Va, July 2l.-The United
States cruiser Galveston will be launched
from the ways of the William r. Trigg
ship yards Thursday next at noon. Ma
val Constructor Groesbeck, in charge of
the vessel, has notified Miss Seeley, the
sponsor. to this effect and expects to
hear from her in a day or two. The
government dredge under construction
at the yards will not be launched for
some weeks yet The Galveston will DE
towed to Norfolk shortly after being
launched to be completed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Waterman Burned to Death.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July M.--At an
early hour Thursday morning the plant
of the Keyser Manufacturing Company
was partly destroyed by fire. A search
was made at that time for Waterman j
Today the blacl1ened and horribly dis
figured remains were found In the ruins
OF the plant.
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MIssfs spPs.
Whole Barrel in loaf.

Jackson, Miss. July H.-(Special)-
One of the features OF the Mississippi ex-
hibit at st Louis next yeag VIII be a gil
gantic loaf of bread baked by Harry
Mansfield of Moss Point. in which an en-
tire barrel of -four will be used Another
interesting exhibit from the gulf coast
will be several fine specimens of the silver
fish better known as the tarpon, measur-
Ing from 5 10 feet In length.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Tobacco Raised on Coast.

Raleigh, N. c.. July 25.-(Special Tho
culture of tobacco has now gone to tho
very seaShore, and Wilmington has be-
come a market for leaf. the first ware
house having been opened there with
interesting ceremonies. The first sale. or
break, was held there yesterday and 75.
600 pounds. nearly all bright leaf, was
pounds.
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MARKET QUOTATION
Spot Cotton Prices.
Review of the New Orleans Market.

New Orleans July 25.-Spot cotton con-
tinues quiet, but firm. Sales. 600 bales.
Quotations unchanged.
Futures-At the opening extremely bull
ish Liverpool cables carried prices up 8
to Is points Favorable weather condl-
tons had the effect of strengthening the
views of bears. and they did some sell
ing which caused a decline in options,
except August, and carried prices down
to yesterdays closing level Later on
there was a slight rally, the market clos
ing quiet, with net gains on July of 5
points. August T. September 5 and to
3 points on the other positions.
Futures ranged as follows in New Or
leans yesterday:
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State Banks Dividends.

Jackson. Miss, July 22.-(Special )-Ac-
cording to figures prepared by Auditor
". @ Cole the average dividend de-
cIared by the 153 state banks in Iissis-
sipp this year is t4.17 per cent. as com
pared with an average dividend of 1920
per cent last year. an increase of nearly
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Family Quarrel in Mississippi.

New Albany, Miss. July 21.-As an
outgrowth Of a family quarrel George
Churchill a prominent farmer of this
county. Is dead and his son is believed
to be fatally wounded.
The men met in the woods near
Churchills home and three shots were
heard
Persons attracted by the shots found
Churchill dead. with a bullet through
his brain and a revolver by his side III
such q position as TO indicate suicide.
The son had been shot twice and was
unconscious.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Fruits and Vegetables.

Atlanta, July 25--Tomatoes G-basket
75ca1; 4-basket crate 3o@35c; peck crate
2od25c; peppers sl@l25 per crate; egg
plants sl.25@n.50 per crate; lettuce 75@S1
per crate; beans 20 to so per crate: peas
per crate. New Irish potatoes. No. /.
70 and rs per bush; per barrel, No. Is SIS
az No. Is no sale Catalogues 75cD
81 per crate. Cucumbers S.1501.50 per
crate. Watermelons $50@10O per car. Goose
berries II to u '1-2c quart. Black rasp-
berries 7. to 10c quart. Georgia peaches
II tn 81 30 ner crate.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Moonshiners XIII Police Chief.

Bristol, Tenn, July 25.-News reached
here this afternoon of the assassination
near Goeburn. Va, Of Chief of Police
J II. King. Of Stone Gap, Va. while he
was leading a posse on the hunt Of moon
sinners near the Kentucky line. After
Chief of Police King had been killed,
Assistant Chief Gordon Gilley fired into
the moonshiners, who were in ambush.
and killed one OF them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Naval Stores.

Savannah, July 25.-Turpentine firm at
80; receipts S46; sales 1872; exports liza.
Rosin firm; receipts 1857; sales 239; ex-
G $1S5: II $3.50: l s2.75; X $3.50; M SO; N
So. 10; window glass 1925; waterwhite sS.45.
Charleston, July 25.-Turpentine steady
at 4S ga. Rosin steady; A B c D sl.40; e
$3.50; M $780, N So; window glass $3.15;
waterwhite $3.3
Wilmington, July 25.--Spirits turpentine
firm at 49, receipts 81 casks. Rosin dull
at $1.5001 SIS; receipts SO barrels. Crude
turpentine firm at $1.75GbS.25 and 1915; re-
ceipts 1856 barrels. Tar firm at si.65; re-
ceipts 81 barrels
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rrui+s and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta, Ca, July 25.--Oranges s363 25.
Lemons fancy s4.25@450; choice,
90 to s425. Bananas. per bunch,
culls, 75@$1; straigts s1.5oG1. rs,
Nuts: Walnuts. No l Il IL: No. =, 10 -;
almonds 49, pecan 1-2 to 10; Brazii 1908;
mixed nuts IL lie. Peanuts. Virginia.
4 IL to &C: Georgia. 4c Cocoanuts, per
100, s215 Pineapples s1.75@2.25 crate.
Dates, Sob boxes, 6Q6Ac: packages, TIC
ID Figs 10 1-2@lic Citron l5c. Raisins
Xxx sl65 per box: xxx $l.S5 per box. Prunes
small 5Q6: large 6Q7 IL. Candy. common
stick &C ID: mixed 1-2c
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Flour, Grain and Meal.

Atlanta, Ga, July 25.-Flour: Diamond
patent 1925; fancy patent. $3.50; straights.
S4.S5; extra fancy. $500: fancy. $3.50; first
patent spring wheat. s4.75. Corn, choice
white, tic; No. white. 75c; No. mixed,
TAG. Oats. white clipped. SEC; No. white
SIC; No mixed. 53c. Bran. sl15 Brown
shorts. s1.20; white shorts. $40. Victor
food. sl.35 per 100 pounds. Quaker food.
sl25. Choice large bale. s1.25; No. small.
sl20 No. 2 small. sl.10. Plain corn meal.
74c; bolted CSC. Pearl grits SLIGO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
John Gilbert Lynched.

Memphis. July 22.-News was brought
to the city tonight of the lynching of
John Gilbert, a negro, Monday after
noon. near Pinckney Landing Ark, 30
miles south of this city. Gilbert. 1t is
charged was implicated in the shooting
of H. J. Hubert, a prominent white
planter.
The negro was captured by posse and
given a hearing before a magistrate. He
was bound over to the criminal court,
but taken from the officer w neghbors of
Huberts, and hanged to the limb of
tree in the immediate vicinity of the
shooting
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
The Drv Goods Market

New York, July 25.-'The week ends In
the dry goods market with buyers practi-
caly Indifferent to merchandise except
when they are obliged by pressing needs
to purchase for immediate delivery In
such cases high prices are being paid.
however. owing to the cur
tailment of production, are not urging
buyers to operate and this course Is
likely to be pursued for some time to
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
MOB CRIED vHANe THE NEGRO
Minnesota People Ready To Admin
lister LYNCH Law.


Olivia, Mimi, July 23.-Joe Scott, the
negro who murderouSy assaulted Miss
Helen Olsen, last Saturday, was taken
from the Mcleod county jail to Minnesota
Falls yesterday, where he was arraigned
and held on a charge of assault and bur
glary. The hearing took place in field
and a small crowd made a demonstration
by yelling Hank the negroi"
The sheriff eluded the crowd, and took
his prisoner, who was badly scared, to
iail at Glencoe. Last night dispatches
saying that mob followed the sheriff
across the country were somewhat exag
gerated Miss Olsen Is recovering.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Lightning Struck Candidate House.

Jackson, Miss, July 2l.-(Special.)-
William Turnbough. Lincoln county
candidate for county Office, had tough
piece OF luck last week He was out cam
wasting for votes when a thunder storm
came UP, and had dismounted from his
thoroughbred horse to take shelter when
q fash Of lightning killed the animal, ana
the candidate had to walk home through
4 hlinding rain
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
TEN IA ESSEE.
Senator Tillman Invited.

Knoxville, Tenn. July 21.-The labor
unions of this city have invited United
States Senator B. r. Tillman of South
Carolina, to be the orator of the day Sep
tember Z, when the annual Labor day
event will take place He writes that he
may accept.
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Judge and jury at Outs.

Chattanooga. Tenn, July A.-lSpeciaf)
The jury In the celebrated Whiteside will
case, which has been out three days with
out reaching an agreement is now at
cross purposes with Judge Allison.
The latter declares that he will hold
the jury until 1t decides the case Tho
jurymen claim that they cannot reach
a decision.
They spent today eating watermelon
on the court house lawn and reading
books, making no effort TO agree.
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Hnt snrtngs SHOCKED by pynamite.

Hot Springs Ark. July ga large
quantity Of dynamite accidentally explod-
ed this afternoon on q lot in the heart
of the city. throwing enormous stones in
every direction. James Conway. a la
borer on a building being erected at the
scene of the explosion. was probably
fatally injured by mass OF stone
thrown upon him by the explosion.
Several large boulders were thrown
through windows into the rotunda Of
he Arlington hotel. and both the hotel
ind the adjoining bath houses were con-
siderably damaged. Many persons were
m the streets al the time Of the acct
Gent. and Though literally showered with
fragments of stone. no injuries have been
reported other than of thu workman.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

tolls, started in pursuit OF the negro. some
of them kept up a constant firing. and
the fugitive kept running until he reach
cd Cedar street. Here he turned ana ran
down Cedar street. He fell dead mali
way between Pearl and Main streets.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
KEN TUCKY.
Accused by Mother, Son Suicides

Louisville, Ky. July 23.-The body of Paul
Came was found floating in the Ohio river this
morning He was the of the late Colonel
John Y Cane, who for twenty years
circuit clerk OF jefferson county. Paul Gaines
mother brought suit one week ago accusing
her son of wasting the Game estate while
acting as administra tor. Young Caine was
Drouineut socially,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
prosnects Good for Cotton.

Huntsville Ala. July 25.-(Special>-
For month past the weather has been
very favorable to the growing cotton IN
,Lis section and the farmers are beginning
to believe that they will have an aver
age Weld. The prospects are that the
tennessee valley will produce more corn
this wear than in any recent year Inc
early corn is already safe ana late corn
requires only one more season.
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Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statistics.

Liverpool July 25.-Following are the
weekly statistics Total sales of all kinds
81 900 bales; total sales American $4,000;
English spinners' takings S. 000 total eX-
port 5000 bales; import of all kinds 10000;
imports American Ii 900; stock of all kinds
431. 900; stock American 339 600, quantity
acoat. all kinds, 5000; quantity atloat,
American, 10 700; total sales on speculation
$500 bales; total sales to exporters 16. $50.
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Provisions.

Atlanta, Ca, July 25-Regular rib sides,
boxed, $40: half ribs 500; bellies 20-lb.
average 8.75; Star hams IA L. Baquet
hams 10 Ia: California hams 8; simon
pure kettle rendered leaf lard IL; Shield
brand leaf lard SC; white cloud com
-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Hanged Himself In Cell.

Fort Worth, Tex, July 23.--Isaac Ford.
negro accused OF criminal assault on
a little girl in Grayson county, committed
suicide in the Jail today by hanging him
self with rope made of a blanket.
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Mississippi Crop Report.

Jackson, Miss. July A.-(special) y
All crop reports from the various sections
of the state this week are eminently sat
!sfactory Both corn and cotton have
enjoyed a rapid growth. and a continuance
of normal weather conditions. with occa-
sional showers, will mean abundant yields
of both sta pies.
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R. r. Holmes. Jackson, Miss.

Jackson, Miss, July 25.-(Special.)-
While in the act Of entering a carriage
yesterday to drive to the funeral Of his
brother in law, R. r. Holmes. an aged
and highly respected citizen of jackson,
was seized with "a stroke of paralysis.
and died about two hours afterwards.
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Citizens Give the Right of Way.

Jackson, Miss, July 21.-(Special =
Deeds for she right of way for the Mobile.
Jackson and Kansas City road, through
Neoshoba county, have been given, the
citizens displaying much IberaIity to tie
company. and they are highly gratitied
over the assurances that construction
work IS to be rapidly pushed.
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First Bale Of New Cotton.

New York. July 21.--rhe first bale OF
cotton of the crop of 1903 arrived here
today and was sold at the door of the
cotton exchange for 26 1-2 cents q pound.
The cotton was raised in Zapata county.
Texas. and was bought in Galveston.
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Teachers Get Their Money.

Montgomery Ala, July 24.-(Special)-
The state treasurer is TODAY engaged in
sending out the last warrants to school
teachers for the labors OF the past
month. Alabama. school teachers are now
oaid monthly instead of quarterly and
the new law keeps the clerks IN the ONCE
nj the state superintendent and those IN
~ of,ica or the state treasurer quite
busy the last of each month making OFT
NV rolls and warrants.
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Waterman Burned to Death.

Chattanooga, July 23.-The ware house of
lAs Keyser Manufacturing Company, makers
III refrigerators, was burned early today. j.
x. Smith, the night Waterman, lost his life.
Loss between $50, 900 and $40 900; insur
ance SAP OOO
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Lcflin Resigns His Office.

Montgomery. Ala. July 22.-(Special Gov
ernor Jelks today received the resignation
of Judge John NJ Loflin, judge of the county
court of Coffee. In his letter of resignation
10 the governor Judge Loflin assigns no rea-
son for his resignation. There no APP
plicants AS yet for the vacancy.
Senator Arlington, of Coffee, is in the city
at this time and his presence here has given
rise to some talk that probably his friends
may urge his name upon the governor for the
vacancy Senator Arlington formerly resided
in this city. where he has many frienos ana
relatives, and is of one of the most prominent
families in the state.
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2 per cent. The number Of banks declar-
ing dividends increased from 80 to 104.
and the number Of depositors increased
from So 1876 to IS, $50.
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ARKAN S AS.

Negro Lynched Near Pinebluff.
Pinebluff. Ark, July 20.-For an assault
upon a 1S-year-old white girl, daughter
Of a. sawmiH man named Blake, Crane
Green, negro, was taken from offlcers
who were carrying him to JAIL and lynch
ed yesterday.
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From Admission to Columbus.

Admission. Ala, July 24-(Special)-At
the meeting of the Commercial Club yes
,erday the projected railroad between tbs
city and Columbus, Ga, was referred
back to the club by the governing board
for action and in turn the club referred
the matter TO the governing board with
power To act.
TIE club has proposition from
gentleman. whose name is withheld, TO
build a railroad from this city to Column
bus, GA. The road will pass through
Wedowee. Roanoke and Lanett, just OPP
nosite West Point, Ga. 1t is proposed
To utilize q short railroad from Lanett
TO River View and build the connecting
link into Columbus.
The gentlemen have already built Two
railroads that are now being SUCCESSFUL
l., one-sted and the outcome Will oe
watched with interest.
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington, July 25.--Today's treasury
balances. exclusive of the gold reserve,
show: Available cash balances SZ.]S, 49,
1o7, gold s9S.965S9
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment
Painless homo euro guaranteed. Free
trial Or. Tucker, Atlanta. Ga
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Country Produce.

Atlanta, July 25.-Eggs, fresh 12412 1-2c.
TQ15c. Butter, Georgia fresh table $50