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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
FRUIT IN MANY STATES
Is KILLED by BLIZZARD
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Minnesota and Wis
ConSin Are Big Sufferers

CHICAGO April 95.-The eastward
moving storm that manifested yesterday
i'm rain and high winds developed snow
and freezing temperatures in the west
etn lake region ana in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley today.
In the fruit belts! of northern Indiana,
western Michigan, illinois. Iowa, Misso-
ri. Minnesota and Wisconsin, budding
fruit was damaged to the extent of mil
lions of dollars. according to reports
from the sections affected.
At Buffalo. Chicago. Milwaukee. Du-
buque and other cities i'm the path of the
storm the thermometer dropped % to 2S
degrees overnight. 49,.
Lake Michigan was dashed into fury.
the Goodrich Line steamer Iowa was
washed ashore. between Kenosha and
Racine, Wis., but was reported in no
danger. Her passenger list, was small.
Because Of the binding snow and the
bowling of the gale. the steamer City of
Benton Harbor, bound from Benton
Harhor, Mich, to Chicago was unable
TO sight the harbOr here early this MORN
ing, her ice-crusted hulk showing inside
the river several hours late. The steam
er Puritan, leaving Chicago at 1880 last
night, bound across the lake, was beat
en- back TO her dock today. The small
lumber schooner Cora was caught 80
miles out Dy lne STORM anu eApeIieHceu
the gravest danger in making her way
back to her wharf.
Official reports by the local weather
bureau show that the weather in the
great lake region will probably continue
unsettled with snow SQUALLS. The report
adds: 49, fa 81"
"A severe freeze will occur tonight
over the greater portion OF the eastern
upper Mississippi valley and western
lake district. resulting in serious damage
to vegetation 81
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
TRIES TO BURN FOE ALIVE,
is M0RTALLY WOUNDED

NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-Rudolph
Caddes. an Australian. was brought to
New Orleans last night from Springfield
La, suffering from wounds which will
probably prove fatal. Jese Dominica, a
fellow countryman, is in jail at indie
pendence. suffering with serious burns
The serious condition of the two men
is said to have resulted from a long
standing quarrel between them. Caddes.
II is claimed. set fire to the bed of Dom
inca. Dominica walked in time TO seize
a nearby shovel and inflict a mortal
wound on the man who was attempting
to burn him alive. ..-4-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
DRINKING OF BEER HAS
INCREASED ENORMOUSLY
Nearly 100000 More Bar
reIS of Beer Used in March
Than Year Ago

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Nearly a
million more barrels of beer were con-
sumed by the people of the United
States last month than in March, 1909,
This is shown by the statement of the
internal revenue receipts for March
made public today The total consump-
ton of beer during the month amounted
TO 4,993,79S barrels. Every item of col
lection of any consequence, shows an in
crease over the previous year. There
was an Increase of $1,O71.144 in the
taxes for spirits and of 100000 from
cigarettes.
Corporation taxes paid during the
month amounted to $54,205. The total
collection during March was s22,311,1S2.
as against s19,927,554 the previous
March. Receipts for the year 1909 to
March 81 were s2OO,OsO,32O compared
with s1S4,911.S59 for the corresponding
period of the preceding year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26

NEW YORK April e5-The egtiuu market
opeuCd strong az 81 advance OF ss+ pNn's 81
the old and Of So - points On the neU Tfvp. =
reSHlt 90 excited covering aud Lrr~h onSlhs
for long Account Inspired BY the storms sE1
fFe,Einx weather reported IN the soath AID
Strung sIDs, in- of the cables and reports OF "
duceu acreage IN Mississippi and louisiaha-
Tbere vas also ssid 20 be Some covering -
result " the rcccnt sVnt house failurt- but tle
rnsin factor believd 70 le the wtutrN con
ditiOus prevailing over large ara In the lrit
sud many private wires clsimins that extensive
replAnrfnC would b. Necessary.
The market was . little less sctive during ths
early Afternoon. but damage accounts continues
70 pile In. and with offerings light the new
crop sold ny a net advance u about s44-e
points while the Positions httd a He'
gain Of from = 70 l. POINTS
Crup damage reports csme from nearly ail
sections % the south The market eontinut-l
very active and generally firm during the late
forenoon with the crop s-lling M TO net
advsnee % z7GS- points Trading tn the old
crop was not aetive. but prizes went up IL
10 Is points net higher
Nav YORK COTTON
Tie following WeJs the ruling prices on tne
exchEnEe to-day
Tone firm: mfddlinE Is - looc, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
A. J. FEM is DROWNED
WHILE ON FISHING TRIP

CORDELE. Ga, April ga telegram
was received early this morning from
Ocheesee, Fla, stating that Mr.. A J..
Fem, a prominent timber an turpentine
man, was drowned while fishing on the
Apalachicola river some time yesterday.
The deceased was reared Ic this county
and has resided here nearly all III his
life. News Of his death was a shock to
his relatives anu friends.
Just how The accident occurred is not
known, but 81 is supposed N'r. Fem was
out in a boat IN the river engaged in
fishing when tns boat capsized. The
nCcy has been recovered and will be
bi ought to Corisle for burial
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON. D. G, April 2S-Army or
Capt Clarence Fl. Mcneil. coast artillery
corps will. repair to this city for duty in Of
flee of chief of coast artillery.
First Lieut.. Seeey A. Nallen, Eighteenth In
fantry. having been found incapacitated for
active service. his retirement Is announced
Following transfers ordered: First Lieut.
Donald d. Hay from Fourth TO Twenty fifth in
fantry. First Lieut. Campbell Hodges from
Thrteth to Fourth infantry. First Lieut.. ia
cob W. Wuest from Twenty fifth to Thirtieth
infantry.
Capt. Thomas F., Dryer, coast artillery corps.
Is detailed for service and to fill vacancy In
quartermaster's department First Lieut.. Rich
ard o. Moore, corps of engineers, relieved duty
office chief of engineers. will proceed 10 Pitts
burg May 10, for duty.
Leaves of absence: Capt. Augustus r. War
field. Fifth field artillery. three months from
November /. First Lieut.. George c. Marshall
Jr., Twenty fourth infantry, four months Maj.
Ernest l.. Ruffner. medical corps, two months.
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hTlANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. April 2s.-COttOn BY wagon.
nominal. lac.
LIVE POULTRY.
as5s. sseh: 1gSsc; fries. each. IS to ste.
sSe; cocks. &C. turkeys. pound. D82c.
DRESSED POULTRY
Dressed hens. IsgIsc pound
Dressed fries. E9zIise.
Turkeys. 25Gzi1c.
Ducks. iT6lsc psr pound.
Geese. 29l4c per pound.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE suHDRIEs.
Irish potatoes. 7oG7Sc bu-; onions. Texas Der.
muda. SD crate; yellow or red globe. Per
sushei. .T-so9i, %; tg.nips. per pound. Itg
md:ss.
Candies: Stick. she: spiral stick ca; stand
ard mixtures. Sob. pals. SIC; Kennesaw cream
81 tartar mixture. S-Ib. baskets. Sc; French
creams. mixed. 5o-lb. pals, Ice; hlnd made
s-Ib. boxes. lsgSe per ID.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS.
Dry salt extra ribs. Is to 80 lbs. IFl4c; dry
salt rib bellies. - % = lbs-. l5c; dry salt fat
Premium breakfast bacon. &c; Picnic bsms.
lie; Premium lard. lie; Silver Leaf lard.
Isi5e; level lard compound, lie.
FRUIT sUsDREs.
Lemons. Messina fancy, per box. $I.oOQl-S0;
extra fancy 1850 500; California lemons. StSg
HEec crate: Florida oranges. xI.oVgz-Vu per
box. southern. 500; northern. S9-OJds 90;
per barrel. 81. 5965-oo; eranberries. per gallon.
doe; per barrel. 81 .oo1S.oO.
g CANNED GOODS
Oysters, Of. SIS; 3-Oz-, SID: salmon balls.
lib ehums, Ss-25: pink: s9.SS; red SIS; sar-
dimes 2. oil. no Icy. $40; oil, key, $50; }.
OIL mustard. S3-o0; tomatoes. standard Virgin
IA pack Is. SIS; =. $40; corn, standard. 800;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
Churches Start Crusade

BOSTON, April ga campaign In the
interests of Christian unity and church
cooperation has been started in Boston
through the union OF the forces of the
Congregational Universalst and other
churches. DR.. John Hunter. pastor of
Trinity COngreg ational church OF Gas-
gov. Scotland. and other divines Of ma
tional reputation will speak at the meet
ings TO be held this week. DR.. Hunter
arrived in this country yesterday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
5 EsCape Death in Balloon

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 25.-Five
persons in a captive balloon narrowly
escaped being dashed TO death just at
dusk here yesterday, when the gas bag
ripped and the balloon rapidly descend
ed TO the ground.
The balloon was demolished, but the
passengers were saved from death by
the gas bag striking overhead wires.
breaking the fall.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
10 aFke q R Orfs

fancy. g. ~. karo syrup. Zoe size Sis; 25c
size. Ss-so: sec size. $40
CRACKERS
CrackerS-NNN Floriua soUas. &c; iSIock Sc
I,ct sodas. 7lsc; lemon creams sac; pearl oyster
e: ginger SNAPS &C: cOruhills Sc: penny
cakes. sac: animals. loo; jumbles loisc; tis
Block snowflake waters, i'm tins. iSc; crackers
IN e cartons. sec dozen; crackers in lOc cartons
FISH AND OYSTERS
rompauo. per pound. lie: Spanish mackerel.
per pound. &c; trout. drawn. per pound. &c:
snapper. per pound. Sc; Eullet. per b6... 200
lbs. net. Sl3.00; small snooks. per pound. ca
g; mixed fish. per pound. Sa6c; mango snap
per. founders. H.. SAFE black bass. per pound.
lee: Dream aud perch. pr pound, &C: fresh
water cat. 5Gsc pcr puund: select oysters. per
gallon. Sl2Sdl4o; standard. per gallon. sOc9
;l-OU.
e,,c; cheese. full cream l7c: soda. Farm eBn.
GROCERIES.
Salt leo 10. bags 50c; Ice cream sI.Oo: white
fish. Kits. soc; ~ lbs. $50: 100 lbs. 81 81:
Royal Gloss starch. Sc; eTst gloss starch.
s.; Worlds corn starch sac; nickel packages
$50; pickles. $3.50; potash, $500.
sugar. standard graduated. 5isc; plantation.
sac; coffee. grten. bulk 10eJ Ice: Santos i2te
l4c: roasted, bnlk. Rio, Blue Ridge, lS.sc;
Jap &c: domestic. 5i-W6izc: axle grease,
SI.s5; navy beans. s.. - bushel; Lima beans,
FLORIDA VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
English peas. fancy stock. per. hamper 81. 70
a $50; besns. round green. per hamper, s.. 5Udd
$50; do. wax. per hamper S2.OOI2.5o; toma-
to.s. fancy. one-half To- twO-tnlrds ripe, per
craze. s.. 500 800; do. choice One-hs.f TO two
thirds ripe. per crate. S2.-----.5y; egg plants
fancy. per crate. S2.SO95.OO; Okra. fancy per
crate. 5000 80; pepper. fancy, Ter crate. 40
H3.00: squash. yellow, per crate. s.. 25Ql2. %;
new. fancy. per barrel $7.OVeIs.G 90: beets barrel
crates. tops on. S5.0Ud3.50; cukes. fancy, per
crate. S3.00d3.50; celery, well bleached. large.
per crate. 81 coz 50: do. choice. per crate SOU
gas; lettuce, fancy. per hamper. 81. OOdI2 50;
cabbage. Oxhearts. per crate. 8. O0d2. -; straw
Denies, quality arrival, per quart. l5Hl75Ac:
sweet potatoes. yellO wyams per pushed. 81 .IOG1
l-95: cauiflower. fancy, per ID, 'SMlOc; pine
apples. per crate. S3.50G4.O0; grape fruit fancy
per box. S50G4.O0: oranges. fancy. per box
81 .0012.25; tangcrines. fancy. per box S4.O0
d4.50.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
DIVORCED REVIVED AFTER
ct YEARS SEPARATION

ried in their teens, divorced 81 years
ago, each taking another mate a short
time afterwarj only to come back to
each other and be married again in this
city, is the experience Of Henry Rams
tead, retired farmer, 81 years old, and
Jane Frame, n of. Terre Coupee, Ind.
They were married yesterday by Justice
Wright. -r- sd, t,.s .'-
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Leave Easy Job for Hard

MONTCLAIR, n. j.. April 25.-From
the eliminate occupation Of making
hanjkerchiefs to the strenuous work of
quarrying stone out of the hillside is the
latest transition i'm the work-aday life
of the prisoners in the state penitenti-
airy at Caldwell. N. T. -.-.
Under a recent order the contract la
Dor system under which the hanCker-
chiefs were Manufactured was abolish ed
and to keep the prisoners busy they have
now been set quarrying rock for high
wall around the institution.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
Mr.. w. R. Miner Is Dead

SHANNON, Cav. r. Miner, for
merly of Atlanta, passed away at his
home last night at o'clock. Mr.. Mil
ner is survived by wife. two children,
two sisters, Mrs. W. B. Cone and Mrs.
Emma Moseley, of Atlanta, and three
brothers., T. s. Miner, Eastman, Ga
L. H. Miner, of Stillnfpre; T. P. Miner,
Of Texas. The funeral services will be
held from Patterson's chapel Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK. Interment at
West View -.s
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Hot at st. Johns, N. F.

ST. JOHNS. y. r. April 25.-Record-
temperatures have accompanied
a hot wave that has been experienced
on the west coast of New Foundland for
the past few days. At points where the
usual temperature at this season Of the
year would be below freezing, the Their
have registered as high as 81
degrees in the shade. These figures are
In the history of the col
onH-
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CHINESE THREATEN TO ~.
KILL ALL FOREIGNERS

HANKOW. April 22.-The situation in
Human province is reported as critical
Women and children are fleeing for their
lives from Changsha the capital A
number of villages near, that city have
been reduced to ashes by native mobs.
The country is placarded with threats to
kill all foreigners.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
MINSTREL Is GIVEN -.
BY RIVERSIDE CADETS

GAINESVILLE, Ga, April 25.-The
minstrel show given by the Riverside
Academy cadets at Brenau auditorium re-
Gently was quite success. Captain
Evans, who was in charge of the enter
tainment worked with great energy to
make the minstrel show success. The
large audience was very appreciative. The
varied program consisted of songs,
dances, acrobatic stunts and other fea-
lures
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26

ABBEVILLE, Ga.-Miss Irma Mclean
Died yesterday at the home of her broth
er-iIf-law, Mr.. George W. Johnson. She
was as years old and leaves two broth
ers and two sisters. Her brothers are c.
w. and Guss Mclean, of Rochelle. Her
sisters are Miss Nellie Mclean, of Doug
las, and Mrs. George w. Johnson, of
Abbeville.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26

MOBILE, Ala, April 22.-Reuben F.
Smith, aged 20 years, for many years a
prominent newspaper worker I'm the
west an editor and an author, died here
last night. His delineation Of negro
character in his writings were among
the best produced. Tho lead man was d
native of New York state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26

EAEsA- CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. April S.-Butter lc lower;
creamery extra. &c: firstS. &c: seconds, &c;
packing stock. 1sizc-
Eggs unchanged: current receipts new cases.
SIX; miscellaneous eases. $3.50. sOutherns.
SIS: storage packed. ss-la
CAR LOT RECEIPTS
CHICAGO. April April 15.-Wheat Il cars with
Of contract grade: corn IS cars. with Of con
tract grade: oats IS cars
Total receipts Of wheat at Chicago. Mime
siuoiis and Duluth today were 80 cars. compared
WITH IS cars last week and ga cars the core
spending dsy year ago
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WANTED-AGENTS
TIT ZIG Start Won IN BUSINESS.

LET US START YOU IN BUSINESS:
WE WILL furnish you $4,000 worth OF reliGlou
hooks and Bibles OF credit till fall and teacl
Won how TO sell from 800 to $500 worth of book
per week and take notes from purchasers, pay
able ir the fall. VIII allow you SIS per weel
for expenses and show you how to make from
S15O 20 TO $500 per month. No one but roen
wears of age and over with good character Nee
answer this advertisement. State age. Give rct
erpncp. Wv mean business.
PHILLIPs-BoYD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
12 Trinity Avenue. Atlanta, Ga.
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Mother visiting son at preparatory school
well my darling.'' Son-"I say. mother,
don't look so CHASTITY pleased before all these
fellows. Punch.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AGENTS. portraits SIC; frames lSc. Sheet pic,
lures 1c microscopes &c Views lc. 30 days
credit. Samples and catalogue free. Consolidated
Portrait, Eept. 1868 1929 W. Adams ST.. Chic ago.
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FLOUR. GRAIN. HAY AND FEED.

FLOUR, GRAIN. HAY AND FEED. p
e Flour. sacked. per barrel: Swans Down thigh
est PATENT, $3.50; Puritan Chighest PATENT,
500: Home Queen highest PATENT. S7.OO;
Thigh PATENT. $50; Sun Rise (hslf PATENT t,
IS 20: ocean Spray (half PATENT, $3.50: Iowa
pstent, $500 Tulip flour, $3.50.
Meal sacked. per bushel: Plain ia ID. sacks
&c: do 20 10. sacks SIC; do. 4Slb. sacks, S5c;
DO. 2i-Ib. sacks SIC.
Grain. sacked. per bushel: Corn. choice white,
busbeI sacks. SIC; do. choice white. do. No
white 2-bushel sacks, soc; 30. No. 2
white 2is-bushel sacks. soc; corn
40 white clipped. soc; do. No. white. Sc: do.
No white. SIC; do. mixed. S5c.
seeds. sacked. per bushel: Cane seed, amber.
xl.io; do. orange. $LiO; oats. Burt. SIC; do.
Hsy. per cwt.: Alfalfa. choice pea-green, 81. 40;
do No l. sl.30; timothy, choice. large bales
II a: do choice third bales. Sl.3O; do. No /
small bales yi.51; No. l clover mixed hay, ST. i:
choice clover hay. Sl2O; No. hay, Sl.20: Ber-
FeedstTff. per cwt: Chicken feed. SO-lb sacks,
81 90: wheat (for ebickensl, per bushel. $40;
nnrina scratch bales. doz.. s.. 80: purina chick
- s: purins scratch. lO0-lb. sacks. $40; pu-
rims feed l75-lD. sacks. Sis; purina feed IOO-lb
sacks $50: Arab feed. $l.s0; germ
neal SIS; Halhda! white shorts.
81 s.: shorts Cred Dog), Sis; shorts
fancy 20 lbs, SIS: shorts r. wheat, cotton
sacks. 70 lbs. Sl.s0; Georgia feed. 75-lb. sacks
pulp. SIS: fine feed. 75Ib. sacks. $50: bran.
loo lbs and 10 lbs. Sl.50: salt brick. per case,
81 50: salt brick, medicsted. per case, Sass:
salt rock. per cwt.. SlOO; salt. I0O-Ib. sacks.
4sc; cottOnseed meal. buckeye, FER ton. t3l 00;
cottonseed bulls. $3.50.
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FREE

II you are trOnbled1 with Bifousness, Con
stpation. Headache. Baekaehe. STIFFNESS or any
trouble arising from dsordcred Liver or Kid.
neys write me and ] viii send you -ffee
sample of DR.. c. p. Williams Liver aud J>id-
ney Pills by next mail They are not 2assssnt
medicine they are made from a prescriptions
of nv fathers that he used in his ss5fyea-s
Of practice i'm Brooks county Georgia. e want
an agent in every community Ny feEF ara
liberal. ...-s. =.
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TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR No COST. sar..
pleasant, permanent. Physicians sstoinded
Greatest discovery If century. Send your ad-
dress ut once. Nj no Works. No ;, Wichita,
Kansas.
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R@dIHe Tome

See Liberal trial oner in full page apnouncemeni
on last page of this issue.
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FOR SALE FEATHERS-All kinds Of domes-
tic feathers. Live geese feathers a specially
Write for samples and prices. r. = EubankS'
1872 South Broad street, Atlanta Ga.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ca. April 25.-Spirits turpen-
Zine firm: regulars sc: sales Is. receipts 3i4
Resin firm: ". ". Ss.I2lz; ". G. S5.s5Ts.Oo:
y $50: NJ ss.7e: $50: ] $50; III Sis: e.
sJ.s5. ? ss.0aa5oe1s; Y sfsod4s5; D 81. Sea4 90;
B S4-i5; receipts 1I72-
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MEN WANTED--To prepare for next railway
: mail. internal yrevenue elstoinsi and spdStof-
flee examine toms. $50 to Sl25 monthly common
.rduca tim Is sufficient. InfniGfee tI1necessarv.
.Preparation free. 2SNVrite mns diately for dates
and places of coming exmalhaticns sfranklin
Institute. Dept- s. 40, Rochester. y \.
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SPOT coT-oE

SPOT coTToE
Atlantis. nomiusl. 1876.
New York. quiet. Is 15-feoc-
Liverpool. steady. SS-Iood.
New Orleans STEADY. 14Sc.
Galveston. STEADY lrse-
savannah. Nominal. nise-
Wilmington. nominal, 1850.
Baltimore. nominal l5iac.
Norfolk. nominal. 1i&c.
Boston. steady. Is 25-10oc.
Philadelphia. steady. Is Sd-iooc. rrF
Houston. STEADY. Il s-Ioc-
Nozzle. nominal. Ike .fs-.
Charleston firm. 141c.
81. Louis. quiet. I44.c-
Little Rock- nominal. 14&c.
Memphis. nominal lac.
Louisville. firm. 15c-
Augusta. nominal. IpEc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST. LOUIS. April sS.-Cattle-Receipts. son.
including - Texans; steady Native beef
STEERS. IS sodS-f0: cows and heifers. $3.50
SOC; stcckers and feeders. S4.oods.s =: Texas
AMI Indian steers. 81 s9E. SCI; COWS and heif-
ers s5.o0ds.o; calves in csrlcsd lots. $40
Gs-7s. fH
HoSs-Receipts. $3.50; SC higher Pigs and
lights 81 59Is IS. packers. S1Sde.55: butch
erS and best heavy, Se-47e.so.
Shepp-Reeeipts 500: lower. Native NUT
tons. s. 5o6s-oo; lambs. ss.oods.sS.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
The following we're the ruling prices on the
e1chaage today:
Prev.
Oren High Low. Close. Close.
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eXchEnEe today.
Tone firm: middlins Is 35-lelc, quiet.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
fxSt I'rev.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES wANTEU-S5uc
: to 81. 500 yesriy. Write for places and dat's
'of coming examinations. Franklin INSTITUTE,
Dept. s. 40. Rochester y. \.
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sos WEEKLY and expenses 10 men and women
! TO collect names, distribute samples and adver-
tse Steady work. c. II. Emery, NIL, Chica
go. Ill. q. .- f4.- 81 So
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-04-26
WANTED HELP-MALE

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20
AT OPERA HOUSE MONDAY.
Romsdanl Concert Company Win Give
Lovers Of Music Treat Next Week.

The Romsdahl Concert Company will
appear at the Peauaming Town Hall
Sunday evening and at L'Anse Opera
House Monday evening, giving the
people of this vicinity rare treat of
music. That the two members of the
company are we'll worthhearing has been
proven beyond doubt. Below we re-
print couple of items concerning the
participants as they are spoken of by
others:-
"Miss Romsdahl, in the principal So
10 part, was revelation, especially in
her enunciation- not word was lost
and her pure tones were the subject of
much favrable comment. Her first re-
citative won for her the admiration of
her auditors. Fargo Forum.
"Miss Wright displayed herself as a
thoroughly competent pianist, with
fluent technique and plenty of assurance
-and always able to command virible
quality of tone. In sonata by Chopin,
she scared to remarkable pianistic
heights, which aroused her large aud
fence to signal display of enthusi-
asm. - Moorhead Daily News.