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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
No. of Loans.

The above loans adequately secured by first
mortgage in every instance, None are litigated or
complicated. About $15.40000 accrued. Interest
on these loans is not listed as an asset.
Loans I.ollateraI
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
,tbusiasm of the constantly growing

enthusiasm of the constantly growing
audience.
]. II. MCGEE a prominent merchant,
and secretary of the Smith club here,
Is confident OF success tomorrow. HE
is one of the best posted men In the
county. on the situation and has seen
practically every registered voter In the
county or has official information from
them. Mr.. Smithw i'll carry Gwinnett
county tomorrow, he said.
Tin nv estimate, and 1 am speaking
from actual facts and not guesses, the
county is close and victory viii come
only as the result of hard ana STUB
horn fight. Last. time Mr.. Brown car
ried the county, but this time Mr.. Smith
will carry it by a small majority. L
believe II would have gone for Mr.
Smith if he had not spoken here today,
hy a small majority l know his speech
will have the effect of changing many
voters and will increase his lead.
-"There are $500 registered voters in
this county and tomorrew's vote will
bring out a very large ballot. Probably
three>fourths of the number registered
The lines are closely drawn and every
man on both sides is working l DO
not suppose there is any county in the
state where there has been such cam
paign waged by both factions. We
have the upper hand ana we are gam
ing. 1 am satisfied now OF the re-
suit" .r...
HE would stay there for the next two
years at least, for 1 would not pardon
him" . -.. ... ...
There was wild applause when Mr..
Smith said the governor should be
man swho did things. IF that Is not
true, then why not put one of these little
boys in the governors char?" he asked.
The latter part of his speech was de-
voted to a comparison OF the react.onary
and progressive Democracy administra-
tons. He. reviewed with startling clear
ness the Acts of his campaign two years
ago, and demonstrated to the satisfaction
of his hearers which governor had beer
the peoples friend.
The speech was one of the greatest,
not the greatest. in vote-making that Mr..
Smith has delivered during the campaign.
The argument was clear-cut and IN
deniable and struck home with conviction
that found emphatic expressions from
the multitude that could not be mis-
taken.
Mr. Smith was congratulated on all
sides after his magnificent effort and IT
was plainly to be seen by an observing
eye that the balance had been cast and
the victory in Gwinnett county. M
Smith IS being entertained at the Moore
house by his friends.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
DROWN SPEAKER SWEEPS
1T COUNTRY OFFICIALS
]. l.. Moore, Addressing Third
Ward Brown Rally, BelittIeS
Justices and N0tarieS

The feature of the Third Ward Brown
clubs rally in the breakfast room of the
New knbaIl Thursday, evening was the
Remuneration Of country justices Of the
peace and country notaries public by j..
l. Moore an Atlanta attorney.
Mr.. Moore was deplorlng the fact that
the smith supporters had made an issue
of the unbusinesSlike administration or
the governors Office by Gov. Joseph Nj.
brown and had called attention TO the
car elessness and negligence of the Office
in Issuing commissions to state ana
county. offices. .. ..-.. ....... ...
Mr.. Moore referred to the country OFF,
Gals as 'wiresrass justices and notaries,
and declared that while he didn't mean
any disrecpect to the Atlanta officials lit
didn't make any difference whether these
country fellows ever get their commits
sions."
Each of the speakers devoted as much
time to criticising The Atlanta Journal
as they did to bombarding former Gov
ernor Smith The attendance at the rally
was between $50 and 175. Svery one of
the 149 chairs was occupied and several
stood around the side entrance. ccord-
ing to one of the speakers there are 2,l3S
registered voters in the Third ward
At the rally speeches were made by G..
Ed Maddox, attorney for rne central rail-
road at Rome, and state manager of
Cove rnor Browns campaign; Senator Ed
Griffith, attorney for me General rail-
road at Buchanan, HARRISON county; j.
r. Smith, assistant manager Of Governor
Browns campaign; w. o. Stamps chair
man of the Fulton county Brown club,
and j. l.. Moore. DR.. w. f. Carnes, the
well-known veterinarian. presided.
Mr.. Moore, who stated that he had
farmer for 30 years and practiced law for
eight years, was the first speaker. He
announced that this was his first polit-
ical speech. So ...'.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
ATLANTA MARKETS
.TLANTA COTTON

= ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. Aug. 22-Cotton by wagon,
,aomin6l. i5c. --r -.- 80 ----...-- ?
i e. --,---- LIVE POULTRY e,. cog, 2
Hens. each. 3oGs5c;. fries. each. as to size.
f215 T25c; geese, each. 409 soc; dull; ducks,
s0TS5c; cocks. 25c;- turkeys. pound LAG I5e.
dull.
/. DRESSED POULTRY
Dressed hens, ITQ1sc; dressed fries. 22a
28c; turkeys, $50 zoe pound: ducks, I7q1Sc
Der pound; geese. SglOe per pound.
. FRUIT sUEDRIEs
Lemons. Messina fancy, per box. $4,000 $50,
extra fancy. s7.OO4I.5 so; California lemons
S.. 5gG9.Oo crate; Florida oranges, 81. 50G 90
per box; apples 81 OOG5.O0 per barrel; Gran
berries per gallon. 40ci'per barrel $2.50G3. 90.
f. FRUIT AND PRODUCE sJNpRIEs
Irish POTATOES. 7od75c bushels; yellow or
rcd gIob per hushel. SIPS; Carolina cab
bage- 81 .Oo9I %: t1rnips.- per pound, TX a
II5c: butter fancy table, pound prints. - -
G25c: cooking, bulk. per pound, lS920c; Eggs,
iS9lse.
NEAT, LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt extra ribs. 80 10 so lbs. II. Use:
drv salt rib bellies. 20 TO 25 lbs, 1S.50c; dry
salt fat backs Sc TO 100 lbs. l2c; Premium
hsTns- 10 sec; Premium breakfast bacon, nc;
Picnic hams lac; Premium lard IA 10: Silver
Leaf lard. 1928: Jewel lard compound. 1850.
..-.,,.- CANDIES
caudses-stiek Farm Bell, exc; spiral. elsc;
standard plixtnres. 80 10. pals, 6Ae; kennesaW
cream OF tartar mixture. 40 ID. baskets. SC;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

~ vCFE Aug 22-T-e cotton market
oren-,l st-ady a. IN sdvan-p nf p Pcinrs ~
Angus Witch was tnrIuenrvd by q renewal 81
tn coveri x ucvrmr-t and Of TO II points
on ist-r .a~ltCn owing q the s,r'Hsth OF
the old crop better cables tdah eAIv-t,e aad
utatzer -r.o.ts showing no ram o. consequent,
in tLs saut.vr - Uyr SUNDAY. August A'o.i s'1d
ID TO To- 81 OF - points over SaJureay HAAS
and at a new htsa record Tor tse -eNs-'n' Dat
later positions Wer- bareiy msiathin-d o"lhs
t. tie Absrace OF aggressive -a1-i- GO '-t -
teriag Iiquida ion aud. private w'9es 'eIN'. 'IIS
that the showers q last w eE IN me ,Sesh''ee..
bet had heIned tn Txas GRO. onti''A-
Tie more urgent drUaud from August sH''''
sprrarrd 10 have been supplied on 'hS -
s,lVaz-e for e tIu1e Al any rate. ana '-.S-
Auzr~t br-ks uuder sales OF = fsN hunur'u H''
o. ~ IUss ol ahout iolats, lAtst
ftr-5 sa~eI OF o. practically lac el"luS
ass af Iasr EEK. In symF1tny- olt '.as -,
ts-.s-s ver.. buy - on 8 sSNc uoNL '' -
RAYS 10 midday = rs - -, -
ss-rv "a net aiivan-e % 3 l. Polh's ~
usaSfrfrue sxrerr AuE-Sr- ".4NL Wa 49, -
srruni 10 - OF % points beloS the carry N'-A
lrve'. 49, 49, -. c,-l-
afternoon but q rcuP7al ~ covering ~
sorts sent hat position up O. n-t s"es"S
az points AID rev crop months t'l'1. - :.
5 10 points net higher on reports OF u's' NJ
vyeatler n Texas.
NEW YORK COTTON
The foilov-IHf- were the ruins prices
on tie ev~-9uze to-day "a
Tone. steady; middling Is ic-leo' quiet quiet.
.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

CHICAGO CASH
whesi3No. / red. a9cSS1 O6T /; No. ? red.
aS4sce 81 %! No . hard. es%efSl OF; No. !
northern old. 81 19d1.21, No; northern 1 m new;
s. .CTd1.1l; No. = spring. 81 0-sa II q; No. .
spring 81 .OOd1 .05; durum. S9@96c.
Con-No. 2, 6IAGd14sc;. No. white, 329
62I4c; 40 2 yellow, G1ac.
Osts--No. ?. 2023c; No. white. 3i%4 g
s5lsc; standard. 34ss ds5c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 22.-Cash wheat steady;
trsck No. =. red. e9d r02; No. 2 hard' $50
com. cash steady. track No. ?. COO; No ,
Oats. eas5 g. stesdy: track No. ?, sots@s1c;
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
| = KANSAS CITY. Aug 22.--Cash; Nh ,,a1
nS5 5 70 q deo SweG TO- NO paru' O''@
Cora-Uuchauged. to ~ lower; No. ? mixed
60c No. ,. white. Sic.
OatsLUucha nGed 10 1c. Iower: No. white
34is a SEC: No. > mixed, $50 54izc.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK: Aug. 22.-Butter. firm; re-
~einfs 2sTO-: creamery specials, BIC; extras
s0e: third TO first. -246129c; stare dairy. com
mon 70 finest. 22ls92se; process second 10
western limitation creamery.- 24g2oc
Cheese firm. higher: receipts 1884. State whole
milk specials I6sE lTle; do, fancy .l5lse do
i4s.c; do. cOmsnOus iOir9l25 4c; skins full to
sreeisl. az Gi2%,r.
Eggs firner: receIuts 9.6O9. State; Penn
Svlvania and nearby henuery white 27d31e;
10. gathered white 25G 2Sc; do. hennery brown,
= q 2sc: 10. gathered brown 4@2Sc; fresh
gathered extra first 2SRd24lsc; do. first 21 a
| q 22Js do. seconds 1915 "a POKE w
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH Ca. Aug. 22.-Spirits. firm,
sSa.c: rosln firm. water white, $40; window
glass So %. n. S6.15. NJ. $6.00; X. $500; I
s5s5: II 81 %; G s5.s5; F $50; z S5.7O; d
$50: $50 Receipts spirits, 90; rosin, p
49, p
SUGAR. CUFTEE AND PETROLEUM
Ew YORK. Aug. 22.-Raw sugar firm; mus
covado Sc test .95; centrifugal, 96 test, :. 10;
rnolasscs sugar. SO test; $40; refined steady;
crushed. < az. graduated, 5.25; po-dered. 535-
Petroleum steady; refined barrels, 81 65.
= cnftee-Spot firm; No. Rio, 95a; No. 4
ssrolasses quiet; New Orleans open kettle. 81
g 42c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Butter steady; cream
cries 24i a 2ac: diaries. 25d PC.
Eggs steady: receipts 1879 cases; at mark.
cases included. 1+dlTc; firsts, l9c; prime
firsts. 21c.
Cheese steady: daisies. 16l4c; twins, 15@
fSlsc; young Americas, 1ed16hc; long horns.
ia. al6Ihc. 800 81
Potatoes easy: choice to fancy, sodsoc; fan
70 Poultry ei STEADY; turkeys. zoe; chickens 12c;
ssl st.aSg, so to so Id. Wis sashc: 80 to
IS H. WITS, 9G9kc; s5. to 10 lb. WITS,
lea 10ISc. 80 ..-..-..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
CARROLL ABSOLUTELY
SiFE F0R R0NE SMITH
w. H. HamTiCk, Conservative
Business Nan, SAYS Brown
Claims There Are Futile

. w Fl. Hamrick. a well known business
man Of villa Rica, who has lived in that
community for % years and is Identified
with its best and most conservative In
terests, says Hoke Smith will carry Car
roil county Tuesday by a majority of 400
to 500.
MIR. Hamrick says the statement made
by Brown partsans to the effect that
Brown would carry that county is alb
soluiely without foundation in fact, and
that the county is sure to so for MIR.
Smith just as it did two years ago, only
by d much larger majority.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
WANTED-AGENTS
HALF HOURS WITH JESUS"

There are twenty five chapters In this book
The first being the birth of Jesus the last
He Has RIsen'' and "A Cloud Hides Him
From Sight" II will take average person
a half hour to read each chapter which ex-
plains why we call the book Half Hours With
Jesus" The beautiful story Of our Sayior,s
life is sjnplified and explained 50 that little
children can understand IL. Ii Is inAchildhood
that the mind is most open TO impressions, and
ready to be kIndled by the first spark that
falls INFO IT, Ideas then caught quickly
and live lastingly. The book contains 20 pic
lures and they entertain and please the little
folks as well as being lessons In themselves
for the older people. The. book is printed from
large type. aud contains 452 pages 4 -copy
will be mailed to any address on receipt ef- the
prIce 81. 90. We want agents to sell this
hook with a line Of Red Letter Family
bibles" Teachers Bibles and Testaments.'
Catalog sent free. Liberal terms. Write to-
day. Dept. No. 3.
PFFIILIPS-BOYD PUBLISHING CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
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Ra arkee ne % 0Fas

l.,rt e.crrt that Of north Louisiana and sourh-
.r-l sr.su,as may b.. yiSis ed by heat wave.
EEs 1--s York WceSN- r view on the dry
s,lIs situation is opda.'sti' and mentions as
frr Two por criUl poiuts-eN ansion and demand
and lrirgGigr fee..l * towards prices.
TiverpnI vas ineiiucd Q" he strong and re-
s-or.d the four points On fu.urrs which were
laSt on Saturday. Spots are higher. sales
.-IN
Nco yor, on~n,d strong On August and cur
NV. ..'k suggests an icipaton OF FUR her
nash iu that ppsition our market eaSnd ut
'imss on Hing on large receipts and because
August IN New York was allowed TO drop
lasc7s aesln. 49,
According to Texas reports there Is some
r'rCfratura oncniag in central Texas. = Official
records show no rain I'm Texas over Sunday
sui - 81 the 81 governm nj stations report
rnfreraturcs Cf Ice AM mp 70 loG degrees.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The f,IloNlns the ruling prices on the
4. I1hanse Today:
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

yANTEp-RA1LwAY MAIL CLERKS; Clerks
at washington, d. C., City Carriers, Pastof-
flee c. rks, Government Stenographers,. Excel
lent salaries Short Hours. Rapid promotion
TO higher government positions. Annual yaca-
lions No 'layoffs'' Common education SUI
ficient. September and November e&a lions
everywhere Country and city residents equally
eligible. Influence unnecessary. Over ld,OO ap-
poi3tments every year. Write Immediately for
schedule showing dates and. locations OF ran
txeminattons. Candidates prepared free. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. ABB. Rochester. Ny
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
NEW ORLEANS CoTTos

NEW ORLEANS. Aug Cotton futures
ougred crfier 81 At advance * 70 = Feshts-
CshIps we're ABOUT a. due shorts were neFNoas
ovtr tn lack Of rain IN Texas over suGa1y
.n6 the long Gistauce weather FORECAST "nlen
PREDICTED lry weather until the lattfr pert %
tie week vest q tie Mississippi river. lals
Nervousness was further Increased ~ the tore
cas- o. tair weather foz Texas tonight ana To-
morrow In the first halt hour OF traoins
r-s~e~ held steadily 70 8 level six 20 niue Poiots
ever sundays closing. Offerings were chiefly
frou. ILltiaring longs Eho rid Let ike .ths
n-vensat q new cotJop whi-A was egaln very
lsrEe-
Toward the middle q the morning the mar
kst ---u weaker under the very heavy recetpls
a. new ccttru a. houston and the large esti.
mate ~ receipts AZ tfafvesuol tomorrow anu
selling Increased furEl the long s4tEe- PEhses
ezsst OF until they 10 points down from
re bfEb rssel- seen aroanl the opaufus snd
% points below Saturdays cl1>lug- shorts
horrht on the decline AM toward noon tne
demand from this soN-~e was large enough q.
CHECK the downward E.avemsnt and bring about
a reac-t1r AZ NON The market was quueS -an1
steady . -s = points -un from the lowest --
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following the ruling prices n the
exctauEe fnLau-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
sAIEsMEN ANn sAIEsWoMFN WANTED.

Statesmen AND SALESWOMEN WANTED.
Thousands OF good positions open. paying
from 81, goo TO 5000 a year and expenses. No
former experience needed to get Of them
We will teach you to be an expert salesman or
ssleswoman by mail In eight weeks and assist
you to secure a good position, and you can pay
for yOur tuition out Of your earnings. Write
today for full particulars and testimonials from
hundreds of men and women we have placed in
good positions paying from 500 TO $500
month and expenses Address nearest office
Dept 800 NATIONAL Statesmen TRAINING
ASSOCIATION Chicago. New York, Minneap
oils, Atlanta, Kansas City. San Francisco.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
WANTED HELP-MALE

WA NTED-Men to take fifteen days Practica'
Cotton course, ,ccept good positions during the
tall Charlotte Cotton Co., Charlotte N. c. f..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

n 90 fnrIudin- 4 500 Texans: steady; native
bssf steers $3.50 %. cows end heifers,
So s0d7.OO: stoeksTS and feeders, 1925 1870:
fsffers So 5oT6OO: calves IN carload lots,
Ss5OGT-T5. f,.-. -
Uors-Re~eiprs :. 800. strong TO Sc higher
ass ant lights s. 5000: packerS- SsT59
a. butchers and best heavy. $S-J09S.e5.
Sbseu-Receipts 1000. steady. natke nut
-. a ONF7 IS lambs Ss.50T650. NJ
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

WANTED-Men and ladies to take three mouths
practical course. Expert management. High
salaried positions guaranteed Write for csta-
iogue. Charlotte Telegraph School. Charlotte.
N c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

DpnTECTYoUR IDEAS, Invention put
W. liz before patent office at low
cost OF $50 90 Free booklet. Milo B. stevens &
Co. Established 1854 740 18th ST.. Washington.
D. C. - $500 ,5 49,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

TOBACCO FACTORY, CLAIMS Statesmen
Good pay. steady work and promotion; ex-
perience unnec sEsary, as we will give complete
Piedmont Tobacco Co., Box ALT,
Danville, Va.
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NOTICE.
MIR. FARMER

Are you making the money you feel You ought
to3 If not Actress for information about Louis
lana lands, crops, etc. J. w. JORDAN, Cen
ersl Freight and Passenger Agent The 0pe-
lousas Gulf and Northeastern Railway COmpa-
ny, 0PELOUSAS, La.
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MEDICAL

1DNpcv CuEed quick relief; removes III swelling In
Ohoa 10 20 days; 80 to 90 days effects permanen,
cure Ial treatment given free sufferers: nothing faircr
For circulars, testimonials and free ir Il treatment wTiie
DR.. II. H. Crees's Sons. Boy A Atla.ta. Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
KANsAs CITY BUTIER AND EGGS

KANSAS CITY. Aug - -Butter-CFeamsry
firSts- 25lsc: seconds. 2ilze' packing STOCK
2IAsc-
4AYxA7p & CLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Aug =2--Weather consi-
.fons over sunday were mfayorsble IN Texas
So ,ha csrolInss. but favorable elsewhere Ne
80, ~ c0-.equeuce fell IN Texas and tempera-
rrrraS rose materially with a local heat wave
c~ar the Fort Worth territory In the garolinss
80 -o-~h C,aorxfr IN sensible cool weather IL
~houu br the nap with uizht temperatures as
- a. - degrees which = decidedly unfsvor-
able On backward crops
: ToaIrsri0ns are sor continusd fair and hot
IN TIE vest. Part cloudy. rather cool In the
asisntfcs nornal Temperatures IN the central
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. nominal. 14zc.
New York, quiet. 10 4o-loec
Liverpool. quiet. S2-loOd-
NeE orleans. quiet. l47sc.
Galveston. nominal l5c-
Savannah. lCminai. 151sc. =
wllu.ilgon. uCnfDaA- -. & =
Baltimore, nominal. 1Ssse.
Norfolk. nominal. 15izc.
Philadeiphls. steady, Is 65-iOoc-
Boston. steady, Is 40-lOoc-
HoustOu. STEADY. l45sc-
Mobile, z0uluai. 15S.
Charleston. nominal
81. Louis. quiet. Easc-
Little Rock. nominal. 1Aac-
Memphis. nominsl- Is -sc-
Augusta. quiet. l5sxe--.---- -- ----.-
Louisville, firm 15~c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
CEREALS

Quaker oats, wood. 3os. $40; Quaker
oats. 1875, pulp. SlJ0.- Quaker puffeo rise.
s6's s4.25; Quaker puffrd wheat. 81 90; Quak
er cats, tin, Sos. 81 %: QUAKER corn meal
PAS 81 80; Quaker breakfast biscuit. "a
81 50; FettijOhns S6s, s. 80; pettljohn's IS's
l.35; Quaker corn flakes. 24s. 81 80; QuaK-
er farlna, PAS. 81 so; rye flour, barrel
IS as; rye flour fixture. S4.75: rye meal
berrel 81 %; Scotch UeaTled harley, 24s. 81 10;
Oupaker CT xed wheat, PAS. 81. 90; Quaker
wv. flour los 81 90; graduated hominy.
l4s. 81 go: granulsted homlpy, los. 81 CO,
scotch xxx graham. los. 50. Is: do POS
So 20; Postum. large. 20 snail 81. 10:
Eraue-puts 81. 20; lost t0asties. popular size,
s. 81; xxx graham. barrel. 5 90 kag>, 81 3;
Scotch pearled barley PAS. 81 50
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

VI,IsdlEY. ABSOLUTELY pure 100 proof. fu5t
as y coInes from the still. in g.aae juss Win
b5ndIes $50 per gallon; 81 30 Tor two gallouS.
Ely7r,ss I,rcpaid - any office SOutaern Express
Co Tom Coopers I.anrel valley o.2 Co-a
WHISKY. $50 per gallon. two gallons S5-'2,
Resi- old Corn Whiskey made. We carry ali
brands. J. c. COOPER
Successor 70 !. II. NColiey,
BOX ZIP. jacksonville, Fla.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
FLORIDA VEGETABLES AND FPUIT

English peas, fancy stock. per ntHir.r IJc
AL 10. beans. round green, Per hamper. { 10
a 80; dc wax, per hamper. iirHI 81. oU. r0ma-
foes fancy one-Ealf 10 tWo-tbirls r!.e neg
crate, I25nl.J0; egg plants. fancy. per crate
81 nOa . 80; okra. fancy, ser craze. Siff 90;
pepper fancy per crate. Sl.2J q LOO, squash.
yrn6w, per crate. S1@1.25. white, $lul.5p irish
potatoes, ncN fancy, per barrel. s. Z5tl-. 90
heels barred, crates, tops o., SZ.C2M2. 30,
cukes fancy. per crate. 81 - 81. celery
we'll blcgched. lsrge. per crate, 81 OOQ ( 81;
do. choice per CrHty. s. uuf2 -: lettuce rnu-
CIV. prr hamper 81 5o1i2 90; cabbage o1hcerra.
per crate. 81 90 q /. -, strawberr!es quality
On arrival per quart. SUlUci sweet potatoes
yellow vans per bushvL $t.i0GI.25; cauu
ilo~er fancy. per gcuad, St 1Oc: Diucappl-s.
per crate. So O00225; grape fruit fancy,
per box 50 5OW I 90; oranges, fancy per box.
tS O0a3 so; taugerines. fancy. per box. 400
gao.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS

REVERSIBLE MOLEBOARD-Makes hillside
pillow OF any stock Price 10 cents. Agents
wanted. reversible Wing Agency. Winnings, Ga.
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PERSONAL

MARRY Wealth sud Besuty. Marriage Dizee
tory FIRE.. ray when married New Plan
PoS 81 pr. kansas CRY. so.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON

The following were the ruling prices
on the exchange today:
Tone quiet. sales 1900: middlng $500. /.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

s.. 900 TO $4,000 PER YEAR In the real estate
business l will teach you how, and make you
my special representative. Send for my big
free book. Herbert Hurd. Pres. $50 Dwight
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
Railway Mail Examinations Nov, II

Post ONCE Clerk Carrier Ex amir Rtions also held
in November Let rs prepare you now. Write for
Free Triai Lesson and Free sehearship Plan. Thous
Ands appointed. Ozment, Desk 80 st. Louis.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23
GROCERIES

Salt, 100 10. bags, 5Oci Ice cream, 81. 90,
white fish kits, S4.T0; go lbs. So. 10: 100 lbs
81 60; Royal Gloss starch, &c; Best gloss starch
Sc; Worlds corn starch 3s4c; nickel packages
So. as; pickles, So go; potash. So. 90.
Sugar-Standard graduated, 512c; plantation
SIC; coffee, green, bulk, l0G13c; Santos
l2jsc; roasted. bulk. Rio. Blue Ridge, I3Iac;
stoneNall. 1sc; AAAA. 14ac; Uno 19c; rice.
Jap, 45sc; domestic. 5ls@65c; axle grease
81 Is; navy beans. So. IS bushel; Lima beans
6Kc; cheese. full cream, lie; soda. Farm Bell
81 so.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-23

Fr-ch creams, mixed 80 IN. pals. I0c; hand
T.. e boub5h mixtures, 30 ID. pals. 12c; cbcc-
olates. Il. boxes. l6925c per ID.
.- CANNED GOODS
Oysters, o., 81 30; 8 or. 81 80; salmon
tails. Id. chums. 1915: pink, 1875: red
So. 25; sardines. OIL keyt. IS. 25; OH,
key. So. %; u oil mustard SIS rs; tomatoes
standard Virginia pack "s. % IS. ITO; corn
standard, 81 so; fancy. 81. SC: Karo syrup
.Oc size $l.I5; 25c size. s2.o5; soc size, 81 Ss.