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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
JOHN S. B|CDY WILL
ALLEGED TO Be FRAUD

Alleging that the recorded will of the
late Judge John S. Bibgy is a fraud, and
that il was drawn while the deceased was
of unsound health and mentality and
while he was under the influence of his
wife, the children and heirs-at-law of
the deceased filed a petition in the or
dinarys court of Fulton county Tuesday
against Mrs. Elizabeth Kate Bigby,
widow of the deceased.
The plaintiffs are Hammel S. Bigby,
Mabel Bigoy and Bernice Bigby, and ac-
ton was brought by Mabel Bigby, their
next friend.
Judge Bgby died intestate. on April %,
1898. Shortly after his death, a will was
flied and probated which left all his
property, real and personal, TO his wild
ow, Mrs. Elizabeth Kate Bigby, and
made her testementary guardian of the
minor children, and relieved her of giving
bend or making return before the ordi-
nary. The date of this will is January %.
1896
CHARGE PRETENDED" SIGNATURE.
The signature to this will is pretended,
alleges the petition: it was filed by
those interested alleges the petition;
and the whole proceedings in connection
with il were fraudulent, alleges the petit
ton. -4,
The witnesses to the will are John f..
Bell. Edgar Dunlap and l.. w. Freeman.
Ii was recorded by Ordinary Hulsey.
The petition sets forth at length Judge
Bigby's standing in the community, and
represents him to have been a very
wealthy man. But prior to his death, 1t
asserts, he weakened both physically and
mentally; and the petition alleges that
his wife seized this opportunity to inf1u-
ence HIM for her own gain.
she had him so completely under her
control alleges the petition, that what
ever she directed or told him to do he
did. And while he was insane and under
this direction he exercised the will This
ursoundncss of mind, insanity. and men-
tai condition were fully understood by his
wife. and she took advantage of his con-
dition to make him leave all the estate
to her, which was a fraud on her part
Orlando McClendon is made party to the
alleged fraud, the petition alleging that
he was brought into court as the pre-
tended" guardian ad litem for the petit
TONERS, and that this was done for tho
purpose of carrying out the plan to get
possession of the judges property.
Hearing of the case is set for the first
Monday in June.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
is 1T UP TO PORTER
TO WAKE PASSENGERS?

Chairman Fl. Warner Hill says that II
railroad passenger has bought a sleep
ing car berth to his destination, II is W
to the conductor and porter to see that
he is walked in time to get off where he
is supposed to alight. But that If ha
riding in a day coach ne is supposed TO
maintain MS own wakefulness, and if he
passes his destination II is his own fault
Chairman Hill replies in this manner
10 a query that has come to him from n
Georgia citizen. The aroresaiu Georgia
citizen had an enga cement recently tn
address a Sunday school in Macon. lie
boarded train bound for. that beautiful
nttIe city, and when he walked UP he
was at Cochran, several miles TO the
southwark and too far TO walk back OF
catch a trolley. t
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06

weeping mothers and trembling orphans
were thrust in without mercy with the
brave and the powerful; the young, the
beautiful, the unfortunate, seemed in a
peculiar manner the prey of the assas-
sins Fifteen only were at first placed
on the chariot, but their number was
soon augmented to thirty, and gradually
rose to so persons who daily went forth
to the place of execution. When the fall
of Robespierre put a stop to the muir
ders. arrangements had been made to iu-
creasing it to $50 An immense aqueduct
to remove the gore had been dug as far
as the Place st. Antoine, and four men
were daily employed in emptying the
blood of victims into that reservoir
The cruel and wicked men concerned
in these atrocities almost invariably met
with a violent death. Marat was assas-
sinated by Charlotte Corday. The faction
OF Robespierre, triumphing over that of
Danton, caused him and his adherents
to be guillotned: and a few months ar
terward. this dreadful period closed by
the execution of Robesperre himself, IN
1884
When Robespiere assembled the fatal
car to go to his death. his head was Ell
veloped in a bloody cloth his color was
Iivid, and his eyes sunk. When the pro-
ccssion came opposite his house, it stop
ped. and a group of women danced about
the pier of him whose chariot-wheels
they would have dragged the day before
over a thousand victims. Robespierre
mounted the scaffold last, and the mo-
ment his head fell, the applause was ire
mendous In some cases the event was
announced to the prisoners by the way
ing of handkerchief from the tops of
houses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
NAVAL SERVICE LEADING
DEVELOPMENT OF CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont. May 5.-In prOrOguing
the Canadian parliament yesterday. Earl
Grey the governor general said:
The measure for the establishment Of
a naval service which has become of
pressing necessity In view Of the extra
ordinary advance within recent years Of
Canada as a nation within the British
empire. is the browning development of
a policy which was anticipated from the
earliest days Of confederation.
Continuing, he said:
STUDY OF the people and OF the nation
nj resources Of the dominion convinces
me that perhaps before the close OF the
present. century Canada will not become
only the Canary, but the heart and soul
and rudder of the empire.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
PUT CONSERVATION
POWER IN PRESIDENT

ST. LOUIS. May addressing joint
meeting of the Farmers union and the
people of St Louis at the Coliseum today,
President Taft devoted himself to tech
nical discussion of conservation. He de-
clared the term covered wide range
of subjects.
But as concerns congress at this time, L"
he added, conservation resolves itself
into the necessity of passing at once the
bill which will give to the executive UNI
questioned authority to withdraw lands
for power sites and other purposes. With
this power in the hands of the president
of the United States we can sit comfor-
tably by and discuss and devise the best
means of disposing of the great public
domain to the benefit of present and flu
ture generations
MET BY BUSINESS MEN.
President Taft on his arrival
here at $50 a. m. today was
met by the reception committee of the
Business Mems league, Secretary of Az
riculture James Wilson, and Gov. James
H. Hadley. The presidential party was
taken to the St. Louis club as the guest
of the Commercial club at breakfast.
The address to the Farmers union con-
vention was delivered at II o'clock. After
a drive through the business section OF
the city the president was the guest at
luncheon given by the Business Men,
league at the Southern hotel.
From the luncheon President Taft was
driven to the National league baseball
park, where he witnessed the opening in
nings of the Cincinnati and St Louis
clubs game. From there he was driven
10 the American league park. where
the Cleveland and st. Louis clubs played
After the ball games President Taft will
motor through the residence section, and
will be taken to a dinner at the Traffic
club. When he has finished speaking at
the Traffic clubs dinner he will be taken
to his train which is scheduled to start for
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
BIRTHDAY OF ROBESPIERRE, TT
'INCORRUPTIBLE

BIRTHDAY OF ROBESPIERRE, THE
"INCORRUPTIBLE
One of the most striking figures in the
French Revolution was Maximilien
Robespierre who was born on May g..
HOS. He was the head and shoulders of
the French revolution, frequently re-
naming I'm the background, however,
leaving the work of carrying out his
plans with Danton and Marat.
There had been turbulent political
times in France for several years. The
king had made repeated concessions to
the republicans, while he cherished
schemes for escaping their control; but
each month added to his humiliations and
to the holiness of his enemies Finally
in September. 1892, the National Conven-
ton was organized. the Monarchy abol-
ished bnd France was declared repuo-
lie
The convention was divided into two
parties bitterly hostile to each other, one
called the Mountain Party" anad the
other the "Girondists" or the former,
the leaders were Robespierre, Danton
and Murat, noted for their wickedness
and cruelty. One OF the most eminent
of the Girondists was Vergniaud, distin-
guished for his eloqucnce.
The Mountain party having triumphed
in the convention. the Girondist leaders
were guillotined. The Reign of Terror
was then inaugurated. during which the
revolutionary tribunal, controlled by
Rcbespierre, caused thousands to be
seized and hurried to the guillotine.
Among these victims was the unfortu-
nate Marie Antionette October. 1881
Alison in his History of Europe"
says: might and day the cars incessant-
ly discharged victims into the prison;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
LION KEEPER Is KILLED
BY WILD BEASTS IN CAGE

FOREST CITY. Ia, May 4.-George
Tardy, a lion keeper, was killed here
yesterday during a circus parade when
an enraged male lion sprang upon him
and bore him to the floor of the cage.
One arm was almost torn from his body
and his throat and back were terribly
lacerated Two female lions in the same
game followed their mate in the attack,
and the three fought desperately for
possession of their victim. Elephant
kee pers drove off the lions with bull-hooks
and removed Tardy from the cage.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
CENSUS NEARLY ENDED
IN NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK. May 5.-The taking of the
census Of New York is practically complete.
The last districts will be finished today and
the schedules handed in by noon tomorrow.
Until the officials in Washington are ready
TO reveal the figures not. even unofficial
estimate OF the result will he obtainable. The
head Of the New York bureau regards the
present enumeration the most perfect that has
ever been made.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06

NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. May 5-Cotton futures
ouened steady at an advance Of TO points
N a better Liverpool market than expected
and continued DIR weather In the cotton nelt
After the call considerable fresh buying from
outside sources came in and the advance on
July was increased 70 points while the new
crop months stood to 5 points up. AT the
end OF the first half hour OF trading scalp
ing longs were taking profits which Shecked
the advancing tendency and reduced the rise
: 81 points Hsstening the profit taxing was
the forecast for unsettled weather and showers
for the western half Of the cotton belt
Reports from east Texas snd important sec
tions % Mississippi that little cotton was up
had . stimulating effect the market ana
from the middle Of the morning until noon the
tore was very STEADY. Prices OF all the more
active months in both crops we're put points
over yesterdays closing. Shorts who had SOLD
IN the early trading on the APPARENTLY reliable
report Of half al inch % rain in Texas. on
rhe average bought hack their cotton when
IL shown By official returns that rain or
consequence had visited but two points in Texas.
and this buying helped prices Bulls were not
aggressive and the market advanced Of its own
accord AT noon the tone was quiet and steady
and prices were a point two down from
the top.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on ths
ex-hange today
Tone steady: Kidding I4Ac. stesdy.
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M arkef d g ports

NEW YORK. MAY she cotton market ct'el-
ed ~ = decline II points 20 an advance ~
- 3 points. near months refiectinE ~
tfuuatfor OF yesterdays scattering hQuidatoli
uhiIe in snIte u favorable view OF tn'
weather msp the new crop was higher on cover
fn- in response 70 better cshles- Bu't leaders
gave tire old crop support 81 the opening tlsS..
ard IS offerings were not aggressive prev
son firrred m, with the later positions.
After selling NJ 20 net advance 81 a, 80 y,
ssnTa, roIuts with May contracts touching i-s+
sra October Il 3 during the early session. the
msrkes eased off from the best under reslizing-
TIE bull leaders who hsd given tue MARI man. -, ~
uorf esrIv ssu1eI 10 have withdrawn thetr ouy-
ing orders hut offerings were restricted oS ~.
favorable crop sdviees snd the market ~ 9 l,
dav was quiet az = net advance OF aoout a9o
points.
Trading continued very quiet during tne eAr-
" afternoon and prices fluctuated within nar-
row limits. the tone being generally STEADY al
= net advance % sbout 36s points
NEW YORK COTTON
TIE following were the ruling prices on 'ne
exchange today
Tone. steady: middling. Is 25-looc, quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
COUNTERFEIT SIS COINS
ARE MADE IN MEXICO

FORT WORTH, Tex. May 5.-Counter-
felt s. gold coins, believed to have been
made in Mexico and distributed through
the many mining camps of the southern
republic. are finding their way across the
border, according to information received
by local federal authorities.
The counterfeits are OF four dates, 1880
1881. 1884 and 1895 and are excellent imi-
tations OF the genuine coin.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
KNAPP COMPLETES
SUGAR INVESTIGATION

SAN FRANCISCO. May Especial
Prosecutor James r. Knapp. who assist
ed I'm the local investigation OF the sugar
companies yesterday. completed his work
or compiling evidence taken during the
inquiry just closed.
Knapp inumated i'm an interview that
the Pacific coast inquiry has not yet been
completed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
Washington at 1:8o o'clock Thursday

Washington at 1870 o'clock Thursday
morning.
The possibility of a veto of the railroad
bill was suggested to President Taft
here today. He would not discuss the
matter, saying laughingly that he is not
as familiar with the bill as it stand to-
day as he was when it was first present
ed to congress.
The president added he would go over
the bill carefully and his future action
would depend entirely on the shape in
which the measure finally passes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06
WATER DOCTOR
WILL TEST URINE FREE,

Send small bottle of your morn
ing urine. I will make analysis
and forward opinion of case free.
If tired of being experimental
upon by physicians who guess at
your disease, consult water
doctor. Interesting 6s-page hook
free. Mailing case for urine fur
nlshed on receipt OF 2c-stamp.
DIR. o. n. Shafer. 1917 Garfield
Place, Cincinnati. o.
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AMERICAN TOBACCO
HAS ANOTHER DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. Nav 4.AThe America n
Tobacco company today declared quar-
terly dividend Of . 10 per cent on the
common stock and an extra dividend OF
1-2 per cent. quarterly dividend of IL
per cent was declared on the preferred
stock.
All these dividends were the same as
those for the last quarter. The extra did
idend declared year ago for the CORE
spending quarter was per cent.
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~. ~ ~ III 1T I--'' ~
SPOT coTros
Atisnta. uominal. 1876.
New York. quiet, Is 1S-icoc.
Liverpool STEADY. ss-Iad.
New Orleans. quiet. 14Ssc.
Galveston. steady. 14sxc.
Savannah. nominal. 14i1c-
Wilmington. nominal. 14asc.
Baltimore. nominal. Ishc.
Norfolk. nominal. 147sc.
Boston. steady. Is 2Siooc-
Philadelphia. steady. Is 5o-iNoc.
Houston. steady. i4ssc.
Mobile nominal. f4izc.
Charleston firm. lac.
ST. Louis quiet. I4zsc.
Little Rock roninsi IA 1-isc.
Memphis. nCmi1sl. I4Tsc.
louisville. firm. I5c
Augusts. nominal. 1fNc-
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Tie following were the ruling prices on ire
exchsnge toGsy:
Trcv
Open. high. Low Close. Close.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

MEN wANTED-To try coming Railway Mall.
Internal Revenue and POstoffce examinations;
5000 to S125.00 monthly. Annual vacations
Short hours Rapid advancement. No LAY
offs" Common education sufficient. Country
and city residents stand equal chances. POliti-
cal influence unnecessary. Over 5000 appoint
ments to be made this year Write Immediate
~ for schedule. showing dates Of coming ex-
aminations in your neighborhoOd. Don't post
pone Candidates prepared free. Franklin In
sttmte. Dent. 7 s. Rochester. ". Y.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET


oats. e..h higher; track No. 4,a4,l4c; No.
white al dE51zs
Rye higher Soc
LIVE STOCK MARKET
st. LOUIS. May 5.-Cattle-Recepts. 2.1S1.
Including 20 Texans; steady 20 strong Native
beef steers Ss-5nT -; cows and heifers. 50
GS.co: stOckers and feeders. Si.oods25: Texas
ard Indian steers. Sf-55H SEQ. COWS and heif-
erS. 5-@Gs-5o; calves In carload lots. san
ass
Hogs-Receipts. 100: 5a1er higher. Pigs and
H<hts s. .00d3.5S: packers. 81 "a s-55; butch
erS snd best heavy. 8. G5Gs So
ghepr-Re~efnts 900. steady. Native NUT
tons s. aesT5 ~: lambs s. 50ds -.
NAVAL sToPEs
SAVANNAH. Ca May 5-Spirits firm. SSasc;
safrs ~ rnsiu- water white. s. -a4sI IS. win
A. -i.ss SIS: Y Ss.65: VI. $50: X. s. -;
\ 80: IT, S4-I5: g -. sc74-ss; ?. - -55fd s.;
p g. as74 70: n. S4-1s: r. 3-SSG3-a5; receipts.
spirits SO: resin. > oss-
FARM PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May s.-Butter steady: cream
cries sssT 70: dsiriss. zeGasc.
FE-s steady. receipts 1880 csseS; At mark.
rssss Included. ITGlsc; firsts. 1sc; prime
ffrsts. ~
theese STEADY: daisies. ussdl5e: twins. ia
ralzc: young Americas. 1td1f-c; long horns.
Potatoes esq. choice to fancy. =sane; fair
20 good. IT2sc.
pnnItrr sfeady: turksys isc: chickens. lsc.
veal sfssdy: 81 10 81 70. wts,. sasc: 81 70 IS
II vts sdloc: $ 20 10 N. wts-. iOdi lie.
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FARM PRODUCE
coTToE OIL MARKET
uAvurApn a rrARK,s coTToN IETTER

HAYWARD CLARKS COTTON LETTER
SEw ORLEANS. Ia May S-According 70
over night IN northwest Texas and 0klshoma.
sIso the Atlantic coast districts. Elsewhere
precipitation took place only in few isolated
localities. However Indications POINT 10 rain
ares moving eastward from northwest Texas
aud general rains are probable in the GEAR
future.
IfverrooI continues indifferent hut steady.
Suof ,rtcss unchsnxed. Sales 1000. cable
said. .'Our Msnchsster friends report improve
meat in trade generally
New YORK opened points lower on MAY,
hrt was a. once supported and adEsnced 10
points Wires reported that the bull leaders
were bidding Tor large biocks q Nay and July.
Manchester sdiSrafcbes say thar the federation
eormIttee had sent cut circulars 10 firms ask
ing them 20 declare before May II II they
VIII enforce a reduction IN wages hy closing
ru1'S Five Thousand textile workers In Provi-
lrrse vct''s last night % 90 On symnat betie
strike Fu1r unions = Fall River last night re-
fe~.rd the proposed wage scale
TreSs dI<natrhPs say that the Liverpool viii
be cIosed Saturday May Il. Monday. IS. and
Tmesfav. ~. anc Juiy and 4
Our msrset advanced In sympathy with near
positions iu New York 20 l45S for July. 12.7
Tor October ana was quite duli. II has no
chsraeter and trading 10 significance.
TIE otSIrlai forecast Is for unsettled weather
IN the western half 81 the belt and showers.
warmer for Mississippi and Alabama
FISH AND OYSTERS
PompanO. per pound. Ise; Spanish mackerel.
per pound Sc. trout. drawn. per pound. &c:
blue fish. drawn. per pound. 1c: headless red
snapper per pound. Sc; ulullet. per bb.. 90
III metz SI2.0a. small snooss. per pound. ga
Tc. mixed fish. per pound. 5fs6cs mango snap
lee: bream and perch. per pcuEd. &c: fresh
water cat. safe per pound: select oysters. pet
ganOa. sL59l-4o. standard. per gallon. sOcG
n-eL
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MEN in and near Atlanta for motormen ana
conductors In electric railway service. $b5
monthly. Experience unnecessary; no strike.
Address Electric Department. $50. Panama Bldg.
ST. Louis. Mo.
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DR.. S w. ARROWWoOD. 50 MCDANIEL St.
gives free treatment free examination; guar
antees a cure for drOpsy. tumors. cancers. OH
sores nervous indigestion. rheumatism and all
diseases of the blood lungs. liver and kidneys 5;
diseases of women and children a specially.
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BE salesman. Sheldon's School of Salesman
ship has 5000 students. Now is the
time for ron tn take the course without losing
any time from your present work Study AT
night. Address II. r. Holiday, District Man
ger $50 Gambler Bldg. Atlanta
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MISCELLANEOUS

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 25c, Frames 15c. Sheet Pic
lures 1c. Stereoscopes Csc Views 1c. 30 days
credit. Samples and Catalogue Free. Consol-
dated Portrait Dept. 1855, 1927 ". Adams ST..
Chicago.
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TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO HABIT CURED or 30 COST safe.
pleasant. permanent. l'hrsitfans sstounded.
Greatest discovery II century. Send your adj
dress at oHce. Nj no Works, Nc. Z. M1cntsk.
Kansas
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FOR SALE. FEATHERs-An kinds of domes
tic feathers. Live geese feathers speciai ty
Write for samples and prices. r. s. EubankS'
7Sla South Broad street, Atlanta, Ca
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81. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. Nay 5-whezt cash: Higher;
trick No red si-f5i4d Llsl5; No. ? hard SLIi
d1I7.
white s5izGsSssc-
Oats oash higher; track No Ea4,Izc; No.
white al q SIS
Rye higher SOC
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FREE

lpnpSV Cured; quick relief; removes sIl swelling In
Shot " 20 20 days. 30 to 90 days effects permanent
cure Trial treatment sivenf:ee sufferers nothing faer
For circulars. testimonials ana free i-l treatment wrie
Dr.. H. H. Green's Sens, Boz A Atlanta. Ga
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YOUNG men for railroad firemen. brakemen,
Engagement: S75-$l00 to start; early promo
ton: experience unnecessary; state age. weight
and height. Address Railway Bureau. $50 Pana-
ma Bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06

TOBACCO factory wants statesmen. Good pay.
steady work and promotion. Experience unnec-
essary. will give complete instructions.
Morotock Tobacco Works, Box Lib, Danville.
"a.
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FOE sALE-ArToMoRmEs .

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBIE S.
WE offering the very best values in slight
ly used automobiles of standard MAKE. run
sbOuts 4. and 7-passenger cars; all Overhauled
! and guaranteed TO be in fine running order. II
you in tho market for a bargain. write us.
Motor Clearing House. Dept, W. Atlanta. Ga
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AGENTS wanted to sell Native Herbs: 81 hox
go tablets for Soc r. Melrose, Columbus, Ohio
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AAH Beat Everybody Catching Fish; get
.$TR box of Marvel Fish Lure and a
0SSOM Patent Marvel automatic Hook.
= GxW Write for Special Free Bait and
Mk4 Hook offer Now and help introduce
them. Japanese Novelty Co., Dept.
no. Clinton, Iowa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-06

salt 100 H. bags soc; ice cream Si.0N; white
fish. kits. sc; 90 lbs. $3.50: 100 lbs. M.sO:
Royal Gloss starch, &c; eBst gloss starch,
Sc; Worlds earn starch SIC; nickel packages,
g.. IS; pickles. IS 50 potash. $500.
Sugar. standard graduated 5.4Oc; plantation.
sac; coffee. green, bulk lOd Ice; Santos. l2Gg
lie; roasted, bulk, Rio, Blue Ridge. l3Sac;
Stonewsll. l6c; AAAA, l4I5c; Ono. Isc; rice.
Jap, axe: domestic, 51sg6lsc; axle grease,
Sis: navy beans. $2.75 bushel; Lima Deans,
size; cheese. full I1c; Soda Farm e5n
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MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY
Marriage directory free. Pay when married
New plan. Box 314. y. B.. Kansas City, No.