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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-31
ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA, Ca. May n.-Cottou By wagon-
nczninal. i4Ac-
LIVE POULTRY.
Hens. each. $50: fries. each. 40 10 sire.
is93cc; geese. each. to9Soc. dull: ducks. soa
BE; cocks. 1se; turkeys. pound. 141ls. dull.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Dressed hens. nGIsc.
Dressed fries. maze.
Turkeys. iSGIsc, dull. -
Ducks. T6isc per pound 81.
Geese. t8ioc per pound
FRUIT sUGDRIEs.
Lemons, Nessina fancy. per boz. A.U44.p;
extra fancy, A-E9s.oo: california lemons, st.f'
eLB crate; Fiorids oranges. s16o92Ts per
Dor; spples. 4.,Ne4.55 t,<r bsrrsi; ersnoerries
per gallon, De; per barrel. Ao9S.oo.
CANDIES.
Candiss-stiek. sic; spiral stick. exc; stand
ard mixtures. % ID. pals. SEA: kennesav
cream OF tartar mixture. Is ID baskets. SC
French creams. mixed. % II. pals Ioc; hand
mande bonbon mixtures. % ID. pals. Ecs choce
htcs. ID. boxes. IsG2Sc per 10.
CANNED GOODS.
oysters. or. SIS. , or. sI.so; salmon balls
I 10. chums $40: pink $3.50: red $s.e5: sar.
dIEes. = oil. no key. 500; oil. key, s3-25; =
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washington, D. c., May rs. 1910.

ELBERTON, Ga.-After an illness of
two weeks, DR.. w. B. Whitaker die1
last night He was one of Elberton's
most prominent citizens and leader in
church work. being a member of the
Presbyterian church. He is survived by
his wife and one child. About 70 years
ago he moved here from Enfield, y. c..
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
ST LOUIS Nay Cattle receipts t.U9
ineloding 30 Texsns' strong; native Gee
stockers and feeders s4.2SasZs: Texas ana In
dian steers sL7S2s.co; cows and heifers So SOD
6 Is; calves IL carload lots AT5gaS:
and lights ssT5Gsso; packers ss.lsGs.sS
butchers and best heavy ss.EIass.
sheep receipts 5000; steady; native mutton
AN1S00; lambs S-54sS.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ga. May so.-Spirits quiet; Sse
rosin firm Water white sSs59sp; windov
$50; n SOS. G slso1LVn: 81 s2i;
s4s,iS: $40: B s4-O5. Receipts spirits go
resin 1.s17.
HAYWARD q cLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. La, May so-westher con
fell In soufhernmost Texas; very little precipita
tiOa elsewhere In the belt, with partly cloudy
20 fair weather prevailing.
Crop accounts from all around are improving
The Memphis Commercial Appeal gives a IA
vorable Eummsry OF conditions to May 18th:
Acreage about ~ per cent larger than last
year. Indications for continued fair warm
weather. ---
New York I. closed today. but win be open
Tomorrow.
Liverpool shows lsrEer spot sales. total TO-
coo. At one point higher quotations. but con
tinues depressed On futures. which were about
2 lower than Cue % old crops aud essed fur
ther toward the close.
Our market today was inactive. due TO the
fact that crop sdviees are 20 mach better. which
reduces the demand for new crops. while the
fear Of q temporary bulIish effect Of Thurs
days bureau reports check selling.
old crops held steady pending further pro
saEged to arodnc I1D fo- October
Reports frou Memphis say the National Gin
ners make the coalition ga This 10 consider,
ably higher than the fOreessts ct last week.
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Bottle Free BY Mai

nyou suffer from Epilepsy. Fits Falling Sickness
Spans. or have children that do 90. my New Dis
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dois TO send for Free Trlals2 Bottle OF DR.. Mas
EPIiOPticId0 OarC
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11@raniy No 1871. Please write fer specia free
~ Boite and give AG 3 and complete address
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nAnKr rxcHAHars c1osEp

New York cotton. stock and produce eI-
changes. Chicago board Of trade. Boston. Bal
ttmore. Philadelphia. St Louis and Kansas
city markets were closed today % account OF
Decoration day.
New Orleans and Liverpool cotton exchanges
were open 40 usual.
NEW ORLEANS. May S.-cottcn futures
opened cuiet at q decline OF ] TO points.
Cables were about expected. but the trace
looked at weather and crop accounts more
than anything else Both showed improvement
and after the call the new crop mcnths went
70 a level . points under Saturdays closing.
ne old crops went 20 points down IeAss
reported q little rain over night. but tne pert
a. q whole appeared 10 Be dry and the tore.
cast was for continred fair weather tonignt
and tomorrow IN the western half Of the belt
At the end Of the first half hour OF trading
the market was quiet and steady at TIE low
est
The MARKET was very dull ard easy AL
uorni,G Bulls offered Absolutely no sup
Fort. bat az al times q Moderate quanuy OF
cotton. chiefly IN the new crop months was
being offered around the ring. Offerings were
declined o. rumcrs Of the Dinners association
was cot with q report O. condition OF Sol per
cent. From the middle Of the morning on the
market had q little support from realizing
shorts. At noon the list was to I4 points
Gown compared with Saturdays last prices
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
he following were the ruling prices On the
sxehsnge today:
Last Prev.
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wArsoN.s ISSUES Personal.

r,,t tbase so-calIed tissues" that Mr..
Watson seeks to raise with me are
largely personal and relatively unim-
portant He does not make any lrnpor-
tant public issue on me.
There are real and grave pubic ques-
tions involved in congressional Campaign
and upon those questions the people ol
. the district must pass. No one man
personality, however attractive, no one
mans grievance, whether real or fancied.
whether real or Matched up for an utter
Tor purpose, are of enough Importance
TO constitute a vital issue in this cam
paign for a great office. Nothing but
colossal vanity could put such an idea
into any mans head, but, at that 1t is
easy enough to understand where Mr..
Watson got 1t.
To the great outside, initiated public,
the actor who sweeps across the stage
tearing his hair, beating his breast ana
rolling his eyes, as he spouts tragic
phrases may appear to be In genuine
passion-really moved. deeply grieved or
profoundly, wrong, as the case may be.
But to the man who has been behind the
scenes, has the mask removed, the paint
washed off, and the hero" clothed In
the ordinary habiliments OF poor erring
humanity. the tragedian of the foot
lights Is often comical when he is not
farcial So with Watson.
Mr.. Watsons plain, patent, easily I'M
derstood purpose is to involve me in
bitter controversy with himself and then
appeal to his one-time friends to help
him "avenge' himself on me. Already
has his cry gone forth. Already has he
sought to stir the bitter memories of
past that has long been buried and that
everybody Is trying to forget.
In his holy thirst for vengence on me
he appeals to tho memories of those
days and attempts to arouse the preju-
dices and stir the passions OF all the
men who once followed him. Against
this appeal to prejudice and passion, to
bitter memories and to unfortunate d.
vision, I enter an appeal to the reason
and sober sense, to the love Of justice and
Of fair play, and to higher and better
manhood of every white voter In the
Tenth district. He appeals for vengence
against me in the name of all the strife
and division, of all the discord and hard
feelings that once divided and cursed our
| state and our district.
I appeal for Justice against him IN the
name of all that have done In all the
years of my manhood, in my own coun-
ty, in my district, and in my state to
allay this strife. to remove this bitter
ness, to heal these wounds, and to bring
all of the white men of the district and
of the state back into our Democratic
white primary, back into the house of
their fathers, and back into unity, har-
mony, peace and friendship, one with an
other.
May the all-seeing God, who searches
hearts and knows the motives OF men,
Judge between me and him upon this
issue; between his appeal and mine.
Very respectfully.
THOS. w. HARDWICK-
washington, D. c., May rs, 1910.
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rectory FREE. Pay when married. New plan.
Box 314 NJ E, Kansas City, Mo.
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FOR SALE FEATHERS-AH kinds OF domes-
tic feathers Live geese feathers a speciality.
Write for samples and prices. X. ). EuDnnks'
1871 South Broad street, Atlanta, Ga
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MARRY-Book Of descriptions and photos mail
ed sealed, Free. The Exchange, Box S2S IN,
Kansas City, Mo.
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WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? Matri-
monial paper containing hundreds adv'atise-
ments manageable people from all sections;
rich poor. young, old. PrOtestants. Catholics,
mailed sealed free. II. II. Gunnels, Toledo,
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BOY IND GIRL 1GESTS~ a PScisFes 81
.srhe Shrrwin Polish for and receive
pair OF roller skates or doll free. Write to-
day. The Breakc~ supply Co., Boa - r~pt .
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable
published Send for one. Eastern Agency. 2,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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PERSONAL

RBan nu Best plan on earth. sent free. Pho
MhHKF tos OF every lady member. The
lllAtIlli Pilot. Dept 81. Marshall. Mich.
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pPOTENT YOUR IDEAS. We share
Z NJ liz L risk Of patent application.
Free booklet Milo b. Stevens Co. Establish
ed 1864. 40 14th street. Washington. ID. g..
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STIn I'D Co1ToA HECERrS
New Orleans expects tomorrow zsoo 70 s.eoo
bales against - bales last year.
Galveston expects tomorrow : 600 20 500 bales
against Aozs bales last year
LIVERPOOL. NAY 5o.-Closing: Cotton spot
n fair demand; prices one point higher; Amer
lean middling fair. s.5s; good middling. as;
nidtling, al; low nitdling. ao7; goo ordi-
nary, IT'S: srdinary. Isl.
Tie sails Of the Az 1000 bales. Of
which Sc were for speculation and export. and
frciuc>d $50 American Receipts. none
LIVERPOOL COTTON
ne folrpwfnw MERE the rulfuw uwscew or the
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NEW oRInANs Nay U.-Menphis CONNER
eiai gives acco1nt q the crop IL says; acre
age % Nay 8 about i-s per cent more tnan
last year, rains between Nay "a and = were
highly benefieiaii land wen prepared ana crop
VIII grow with warr- dry wsstner- In AL ais
trkcSs crop improved materially last week Acre
Incrsasss-North o.rclins per cents cotton
90 q per cent
south c.roIina-T~o per cent. Is per cent up.
Gecrgia-i per cent % per cent up:
Alabama-Cnchanged. s. per cent up
Mississipt-yA per cent decrease, "a per cent
Tennessee-Increase 4 Per cent. % per cent up.
Arksnsas-Increase 8 per cent. - per cnt up'
re4sisiana-7 Or cent Increase. "a per cent mp.
oklahona-iS per cent increase. % per cent up
Texas@ pc resnt- 20 Per cent up.
SPOT COTTON
Atlsnta. nominal. Ifxe.
New York. holiday.
Liverpool. steady. tii-icod.
New Orleans, steady. IL iSisc-
Galveston. steady, ItSc
Savannah. nominal. IL 1s-lsc-
wilnington. quiet, 1tke.
Baltimore. nominal. lSSe-
Norfolk, nomial, 15c.
Boston. steady. Is seiooc-
Phuadelphia, steady. Is B-lecc-
Houston. steady. 1S+e
Mobile. nominal. IL s-lsc-
Charleston, firm, lie.
ST. Louis. quiet. 1bc.
Little Rock. nominal. I4se-
Memphis. nominal. iSc.
Louisville. firm 1sac.
Augusta, nominal. lsc.
DAILY INTERIOR RECEIPTS
Last year To-Day.
Auguscn "
Memphis ~ Less
50 Louis =
-
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AGENTS-Portraits 25c. Frames 15c. Sheet Pic
lures 1c. Stereoscopes 25c. Views 1c. 30 days
credit. Samples and Catalogue Free. Consol-
idated Portrait, Dept $685. 1921 W. Adams St..
Chicago.
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TOBACCO factory wants statesmen Good pay.
steady work and promotion. Experience unnec-
essary. as We will give complete Instructions.
Morotock Tobacco Works. Box Lila. Danville,
"a. - 70
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YOUNG men for railroad firemen. brakeuen.
baggagsmen SIS 800 to start; early promo
ton; experience unnecessary state age. weight
and height. Address Railway Bufeau. S. Pzna-
ma Bldg, st. Louis. Mo-
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MEN in and near Atlanta for motormen and
conductors in electric railway service. S5S
monthly Experience unnecessary; strike.
Address Electric Department, eSs PaBams Bldg,
ST Louis. Mo-
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TOBACCO CURES
WANTED HELP-MALE

MEN wANTED-To try coming Railway Mail,
Internal Revenue and Postoffice examinations;
$50 90 to s125.O0 monthly. Annual vacations.
Short hours. Rapid advancement. No LAY
offs Common education sufficient Country
and city residents stand equal chances Politt-
cal influence unnecessary. Over 1900 appoint
ments to be made this year. Write imnlediate-
ly for schedule showing dates OF coming ex-
aminations in your nelghborhood Don't post
pone. Candidates prepared free. Franklin In
stitute Dept. T IS. Rochester. N. Y.
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DAILY INTERIOR RECEIPTS
Last year Today.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky,-Mrs. Sallie Bur-
ton, 81 years old, the widow or W. B.
Burton, died here yesterday afternoon
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. d.
McCaleb. Death was due to infirmi-
ties. Mrs. Burton was the grandcaugh-
ter OF Col. William Davie. the first en-
bassador to France and the third gov
ernor OF North Carolina
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Gems on Lace Restore Gown.

For the restoration OF an evening
gown. so that Il may do duty during
the summer dancing season. sew gems
upon the lace.
Laces when cleaned frequently suf-
fer most in the elaborate gown. They
are fragile and reach the repair point
while the gown Is still good
Then II is that glass gems or large
beads come into requisition as beau
tihers as well as patches.
Used discreetly they will cover most
successfully any small darn OF rent.
and will at the same time enrich and
often recolor the garment.
This adding OF a new touch TO the
half-worn article OF apparel is fire.
quently truer economy than the re-
building OF a garment. with new mate
rfals which usually attain almost the
price OF new gown.
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three minutes with the brush. This
treatment nourishes the hair follicles.
Just as the scalp is toned by similar
applications. and brushing OF course
acts as II would on the hair on the
head. IL may be worth while 20 state
that without this treatment brows
which are black and pretty may be
gray and wiry at the age OF fifty.
know one girl Ito improved her
eyebrows by using a paste made from
the yoik OF eggs and sulphur. TO which
she added a few drops OF sweet al
mond oil. This paste she made from
teaspOonful of the raw yolk and into
which she put powdered sulphur. as
much as small pea. teaspoonful
OF sweet almond oil. stirred in drop bv
drop. made The paste thin. and this she
spread on her brows every night. The
paste must be kept in the refrigerator
when not IN use, for the keeping prop.
critics OF egg are delicate. In the
morning the girl massaged her eye
brOws with almond oil. the rubbing
consisting OF stroking the hair over
and over again with an oily finger. The
strokes were made the same way, that
in which the hair should grow. This
oil was finally wiped of.
When brows are so long they are
unruly it is not wise TO clip them, for
by cutting the hairs develop the quail.
~ of bristles. AT night they should be
pasted 10 the head with gum arabic or
bandoline. Such a sticky paste can be
made from two tablespoonfuls OF
ounce seed gently simmered in a pint
OF water for three-Quarters OF an hour
When cold the liquid viii be sticky
This mixture should be strained while
hot II is stroked on the brows while
the unruly hairs are held in the line
they should stay IN until dry. A few
weeks of such treatment will make
the face more attractive and the brows
will not grow bushy.
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RASSAeINe THE EYEBROWS
Care Of the Face and Nails Of Little
Avail II This important Feature.
Is Neglected.

Women are beginning to realize the
importance of beautifying their eye
brows and understand now that to
manicure the nails and massage the
face for youthfulness avail little II
such important features as brows are
neglected.
Massaging the brows and applying
tones must be in the daily routine OF
most women. and those to whom ma
ture has given pretty shaped brows
must take care OF them.
In care of the brows there must be
a special brush. One with bristles no
stiffer than those used on young
baby's head is the kind. When the
brows are luxuriant and sufficiently
dark In color. It behooves a woman to
keep them So Morning and night she
should put drop Of sweet almond
oil or giycerin on her finger tip and
rub the finger over one brow. repeat
ing the application for the other Then
she should stroke them for two or
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" minutes. one edge should be turn
ed back. and fullness allowed for the
head by gathering the rest OF the
square at the back: cut OF the pointed
flaps and sew into a narrow band OF
null OF ribbon.
Handkerchief jabots are legion. but
one has been sketched 10 refresh your
mind. lest you forget
Lay the kerchief in pleats to see
just how much 20 allow for the little
tabs at the top. Cut on and sew to-
gether. Ironing will give the tailored
effect OF a ready-made. A touch OF
color. II you wish. can be added by en-
broidering over the raised flowers or
dots.
Don't let the handkerchiefs go to
waste. They can be fashioned into
pretty gifts for your friends. and no
one will appreciate the cleverness Of
tho idea more than recipients.
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sess more kerchiefs than they can
use. The experiment of turning the
pretty squares TO other uses should be
met favorably by the fair sex.
For a handkerchief holder, or really
a little laundry bag. the idea is sug-
gested that viii occupy very little time
and decorative place OF Importance
In the bedroom. Two handkerchiefs
with scalloped edges are effective
when placed together and sewed about
ione inch from the edge. a beading on
the outside. two inches from the top.
furnishes a serviceable place for the
drawing string OF ribbon-the color
determined by the other furnishings OF
tho room.
Aprons made OF handkerchfefs are
attractive gift for the needlewoman.
If the large sizes be bought, then deco
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instead OF Handwork.

The woman who wants embroidered
effects. but does not like arduous
work. will welcome a new silk braid
that looks like chain stitching.
A design IS stamped as for ordinary
embroidery and the braid is sewed
on the outlines by hand. A few fill
ing stitches or French knot centers In
crease the effect OF hand embroidery.
These braids come IN colo-s TO
match most OF the new shades OF
dress material They are especially
effective on pongees and shantung
done In self-tones.
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Odds and Ends.

The ruchings OF matlines that come
ready for hat trimming will aid the
home miIliner. The ruching is known
by the name OF chantecler and comes
in combination of colorings such as
green. blue and mauve. cherry color.
white and black. gray and cerise,
brown and blonde. as well as plain
colors.
Another novelty is the quill deco
rated with narrow valenciennes lace
edging. Strips of the lace run the en-
tire length OF the quill. the edges of
lace and quili being even.
About half an inch OF the quill shows
on either side OF the stem This is an
excellent way to make old quilts look
Ike new.
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rated borders can be made to play an
important part IN the construction.
Two edges OF one square are used for
the pointed lower portion. the sides
obtained by slanting and hemming the
material. From another handkerchief
the rufiies can be made, and a ribbon
belt and strings made TO match the
,colored border.
A pillow for baby is easily made Of
-four handkerchiefs and strips Of inser-
ton to form the diagonals OF the
square Dainty and easy OF construc-
ton. with perhaps a touch OF pink or
blue II you wish. four handxerchiefs
cannot be put to better use.
From one kerchief baby cap for a
tiny head can be made in about TWEEN
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Calling Him Down.

We'll. doctor. how am this morn
ing?"
I'm beautiful shape. madam. beauti-
full shape!"
Doctor. you forget YOURSELF Please
cut out the compliments and tell me
how my health is"
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the from

the from.
The semiftting jacket has a velvet
collar. and reVers that are faced with
striped silk.
Coarse straw hat trimmed with vel
vet
Materials required for the costumes:
6 yards 46 inches wide. "A yards lin
ing silk for jacket. 4 yard velvet for
facing collar. X yard silk for revers
and cuffs
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Direction.

The Cop taking Jaggs home)--Are
there any distinguishing marks on
your house, sir7
Jaggs-Sure! Look for the one
with the biggest mortgage plash-
tered on it-Puck.
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We Carry.:.

A choice stock of printing sundries and our sup
ply rooms have assortment that will please
the most fastidiOus. We print programs
hand-bilIs, posters, visiting cards. business
cards, bill heads, special designs i'm book-Eleep-
ing, financial cards and books, order books,
statements, nOte-heads, letter heads, placards,
minutes pamphlets of every description, enve-
lOPes, large and small, streamers, badges, milk
tickets, labels, seals, policies, supplies for in
surance companies and benevolent and secret
orders,
We can print amy thing from a label, the
size of a postage stamp to poster as large as
your front door.
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In Doubt.

Subbubs-What struck you most
forcibly about your visit 10 the city,
Uncle HIP
Uncle Hi-Wall. when cum TO the
hospital | couldn't remember whether
IT was a trolley car or one o. them
automobiles