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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-29
gan-G rlanhnisidcimc.

Srau g. 6. graben, 9solula,s.
Sones Mne.; 800.
Sreb 9. 9feuffer, @obnbans. &arp
Ctr; $4,000.
gbas. zimmerman, @nbau. @eers
iheibt Ctr; $50.
Gam Stern, @aIeries stnbeu, Soutb
Ctr; $175.
g. 6. @oper, 0%teparatur, Staple Ctr;
$25.
Bertha staffel @o6nbaus, eiib,
Rreia Ctr; $1450.
5. $. Seele, @obnbaus, 5ii0 8rcia
CTR; 1000.
gidarD auebn. Sduppen, eoirea
CTR; $25.
Otto @od. fleines Saus unb 9fup>
pen, Siios2arebo Ctr; 5000.
6. @olfiou, Heparaturen, 8eit>GGrnz
meree Gin; 5000.
CHARLES Zimmerman, anbau, G.ecrs
ibeiot Ctr; $35.
Charles @ilemeuger, @olu5aus.
9apion Ctr; $1,000.
g. 9obenbnrg, gaoe8immer, Yictorin
Ctr; $25.
Charles 0eIiers, @ohnbou5. Golfers
Cir; $3.50.
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Grlta1nte Efeutifer.

9oB cine einfa6e, reinGidle, mol.
riedenOe &onpoiition, ME 9ufs
leus 4rnica Solbe, gro1o-, SGnitt-
unb altoere @unoen, lotpte geulen
uno SGn1orrDoioen auaenblitli1 fus
riert, %eritount Sfeptifer. @eriuht es.
25 gts. BEL anen 0ruggiItes.
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men. Slime Warie itano gerobl auf
Dem letten Sreppenablos in SCI ero-
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Mrme einen @orb rotbadiger Mcpfcl,
unb Die 8rodelmann neben ibr NIT
einem 2i6te III Der Sanoe Ser
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altes &embranotl6es Bib tolldte
Der blonde Wab6enfopf nus bell
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Tie berum mar Elm geiualtiges 2Gr-
men unb S6reien, Die eart5e ssSltgeno
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fait ldreien0er @eiie utto n1onotoncr
Melooie:
Marten, Marten, 8ogelfen.
Wit Din pergolbet Sl0geIfen,
Sleg 10 nit bet obern Gbil;
Worgen is ct Martin,
S6Iohten mi en- fettes Gdnpin.
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Die Snsialilten hes Ia

Die Soaialiiten oes IA. fon,
g%reiiionelen 9iftrifts babeu lire
9onoioateu fir Stoots= uno 9sotlo-
nal Memter nominiert ms ibre
8latfprnl alleenontnlen. DC 9tomcn
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lo5ioliitii6e Spolte 0eS nffi3ieQen
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Saiion miro Die 81. 6. & & 9obn
III ibren 3iigen 5miiden bier lltlo
9ouis y9ining=Gurs" einrldjGeil.
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GntScftc einc reidlc Wine.

g. IS. @enos bon Goal gitp @la.,
iagte, er bnbe cine naDre Mine
bon @eiunobett in Or. &inas @eru
2ife Hillen cntoetft, Ga iic ibil mad
t2idbrigeun 2cioen BON elmer 2sher
uiib Nieren-4ranfbeit fltrierfen. 25
Gts. BEL allen 9rltggiIter.
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Nas Seras Wnnber

BELT alIe Nleren, BIafen Inn rDeu-
matii6e 2eioen; BET alien Grilegilien
ober 2 monatli6e 9ebanollne per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 50. Sal. 294G
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 800. Sdreibt
fir Seugni1ie.
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@eriuambte Seelcn.

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BOB Der BUG i6on fort 1T, nun mub
id bier iibernahten, unh meme
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@eroGdtia.

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Wabl Nu;eise.

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Real OILS aunbtoat fir Wiehertpabl fir
rem q ts enat ai5ufiiuStpen
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. 1o.-Cotton by WACO
steady, l5isc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
HAYWARD & cLLRK.s COTTON LETTFR


NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 1o.-Liverpool Is
god on spots which are quoted 10 higher with
sales agxregating 1900. but futures give evil
dsuce o. opposition and cables report selling
nv leading operators. IL may be that let-up
IN the active spot business is expected in the
near future and that speculation counts on a
reaction. Another cable says East India crop
prospects declining. reduce estimates 1Zs.oo
from al 10 3 per cent. The reactiOnary ten
deacy in futures In Liverpool and the anti
future propaganda started at Washington
caused support 10 be withheld our side this
morning and selling out hy longs which re
suited fn a drop Of - points soon after a god
opening. As weather conditions in the western
hafs Of the belt TO interest the trade. VIC
give below the official data OF the government
stations covering that territory during the
Palestine. normal. s.s5; deviation from normal
81: deficiency.
Galveston. normal. $50: deviation from nor
Taylor. normal. ga; deviation from normal.
az Antonio. normal 1.ss; deviarOr from nor
nal. IS
Corpus Christi. normal. as; deviation from
Amarillo. normal. so. deviation from normal.
50
Fort Worth. normal. sc; deviation from nor
NAL. g. (exeessi-
Abilene. normal. 80 fexcessl: deviation from
FORMAL. - (deficiencyl-
Okfahoms. normal. L34; deviation from nor
nal. ~ deficiency.
western cotton states during the past - hours.
spots are reported quiet and firm st quota
tions. Demand not conspicuous. Liverpool god
middlIng Is trading between Il and 20 on March
futures The contract market is duh around
r5S for Bay. what bull speculation there IS
seems 10 follow the wise policy Of keeping with
I'm the protection OF SPOT prices and for the
present Is waiting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
~ ARK ct u epOrfs

NEW york FEB. r.-The cotton market
opened steady 81 q decline OF points to an
advance Of / point on overnight buying orders.
but Liverpool eables were Somewhat dissppoint-
ing. Many Of yesterdays buyers were taxing
profits, ard as soon room traders saw that
long cotton was coming out there Vas snne
focsl bear pressure under which the scth'Fs
months sold off 10 net loss OF about Q 70
points. business was quiet during the middle
e. the morning
The market was quiet late In forenoon with
the active ncnths ruling about TO points
ret lower; prices having recovered from net
loss Of s6f3 points On covering and trade buy
Ing.
Around the middle Of the morning selling
was from both sides and prices fell off II 10
Il points from the high levels on the old crops
and 8 points the new. The better feeling
IN the stock market and reductions In the bank
~ England rate induced buying az the decline
and pricex recovered 20 within a point or two
% the highest but selling was persisted In and
az noon the market wss dull but steady 81
decline Of to's points under yesterdays clos
Ing. Reports Of q continued spot demsnd al
ever the south light offerings and unsatlsfae-
tory weather conditions in portions OF Texas
stesdied the market az all times
Cotton SPOT closed quiet. points higher: MID
ding uplands I5.1S; do. gulf lS-So; sales S-@sa.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices On Tue
exchange today
Tone B steady: middIing Is 2S-lOo quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

ST LOUIS. Feb. i0.-Csttle receipts 80 in
ending 80 Texans: steady: native beef steers
<AoGIGs: cows aud heifers. Sc 500 10; stock
sr< and feeders. S3-s0d5-2s- Texas and Indian
steers s.. ga SIS; COWS and heifers- SIS Q AGO.
calves in carload lots. S7.oodso0
Hogs receipts. S. go; market lower; pigs and
li-hfs Ss7sdT70: packers. Ss-50Ts-75 butch
erS and hest heavy. sS.6oGSS.
sheen. receipts 2eoa; steady; native NUT
teas. sI.T5d5.eo; lambs, $S-2SGs1.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NV UALEANo NUI4UN
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1o.-Cottou futures open
- cuief. unchanged 20 I point mp on the old
crop months and / 20 points of on the new
Liverpool wax somewhat better than expected
but the trading % the early market was stnat
fn volume. Following the first call the old crogss
moved IN 7 to ! points on cable messages from
Liverpool stating that the tendency was reduces,
estimates Of the East Indian crop by quarter OF
a million bales The weather map was dry
ara ~cId inst the reverse what Is wanted m
TersS bart the uex crops did not tske On sns
strength from II. October selling al l--ss iAst
nights closing quotation. in the nrst nAit o0N'
81 trading
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
ne following were the ruiihs puNes IN
exchange today .
Toue easy. middling. IS i-lsc; stesn!- -,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10.-Spot cotton steady,
] i-lsc higher. middling. Is lie; sales % tne
rpof. 80 bsies; % arrive ~ low ofo'nsty.
1iEc. nominal: ordinary. i Slse. nominsi'
rpod ordinary. IsSsc: strict good Ordinary
dlfrx Il Is1sc: niddlInE Is I-sc; strict mid
ding Itlsc: good miduiing. 10 5-lSc; stree
gcod IsSc; uiddlng fair. i5asc; middling tar
70 fair Tssc: fair lslsc nominal. Receipts.
o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
SPOT COTTON

Atlanta steady. I5Ac.
New York. quiet. IS S-I0ec-
New Orleans STEADY - i-isc-
Liverpool. quiet. 14-lood.
Galveston. quiet i5c-
Savannah. normal, Is 1-lsc-
Wilmington. noninal. l45sc.
Baltimore. nominal tfFsc-
Norfolk. nominal. ikc.
Boston. steady. Is 25-looc.
Phuadelphia. steady, lSize-
Houston. steady. lsc-
MOBILE. nominal. Is iec-
Charleston. nominal. 1870.
ST. Louis. quiet. 1Si<c.
little Rock. nominsl itssc-
Memphis. nominal. isNC.
Louisville. firm. 15isc-
Augusta, nomilal. 1Sac.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
cnrrnH nPIHIoNS

Rsnskorf. Lyon 4 Co: we continues cur
advice TO buy May and July on all easy perioo.,
Miller A Co: We still believe that cotton
"a IN a position where II will bull itself
Arxo. Jester & Co: Before any great cOhfl-
d.nce can be placed IN the nlaintehAhee -
nr-s.nt values the action Of the market unner
pressure Will first have to be abservd-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
COTTON OIL MARKET

Sales between third ard fourth calls. 100
March at SIS: so March at 7.oo; 500 March al
ass: l.soo May At ia: 100 May at 7.1s; so May
al III; LOO July At I'D
Total sales 1e.s SO barrels
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

: SAVANNAH. Ca Feb IO.-Spirits. firm;
"a rosip. firm: WV. 800: VIC. Ss.s5; y.
s. 20: NJ. $50: X. S5.75; I. $40; II. Sl.s71s; g.
s4ss: T. s445ls; 2. s4f2is; n. $40: b. a. S.
Spirits receipts. 20s: shipments. 80; stocks.
- rs: resin. receipts. 1.0S3; shipments, sol.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

ST LOUIS. FEB. 1o.-wheat cash higher; track
No. red SI-g7dI2s: No. hard s1-l2GLIs.
Corn. cash firm: track No. s.: No. white
sec.
white Gle
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
s- LOUIS CLOSE oUorAr1oNs

ST. louis. FEB. l0--tIoee:
wheat futures higher; May. $l-ilss; July
81 c-sG1.ci-
Corn futures higher; Nav, size; July. SIS
osis futures higher: May. isssc; July. t'sc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
wHIsKEY FREE

How to get whole gallon free by express
prepaid Learn TO make Liquors., Beers. whis-
keys, COrdials. Soda water for 1 cent a bottle
Beer about / cent quart. No experience re-
quired. Every thing guaranteed. Recommended
by thousands Don't be dry when | open the
way for Won TO always have something hand
Write for free particulars today. Send stamp
A. c. Liepe, 7ss Green Bay Ave. Milwaukee
Wis
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
FLouR. HAY. eRAIN avn Ped.

Flour. sacked. per DBL, Swans Down CIglc
nesrt-s $50; Puritan (highest PATENT. S7.gU;
Home Queen highest PATENT. 500; whits
cloud lhigbest PATENT. So -; Farm Bell, Ss.3J;
nm Rise thaIf PATENT, $3.50; Ocean Spray
ghslf PATENT. $3.50; Tulip flour, $3.50.
Meal, sacked per bushel. ram. Hiib..
sacks S5c. plain, S6-lb. salcks. S5c plain. IS H.
sacks S7c; plain - III. sacks. sec
Grain. sacked. per bushel: Choice white coen
gee: corn M. = white. soc: corn. No. . mix ed,
SSc: corn chops. soc: oats, fancy white clipped
Sc: oats. No. = white. SIC; oats. No. white,
Sc. oats No. = mixed. 63c.
Seeds sacked. per busel: Wheat. TennpSSs,
blue stem. S1.79; oats. rust proof. sc; Burr
oats sJr-
Hay per cwt.: Alfalfa hay. choice. $40:
alfalfa hay. No. I, $L30: timothy hay. choice
81 20: timothy hay. No. !. Sl.25; timothy hay,
No. . Sl.l5; clover hay. No. l. S1.I0.
Feed stuff. per cwt.: Chic--en feed. % ~.
sacks SI.9O; wheat (fOr chtckensl, per Dusnci
81 20: Purina scratch. bales. ! dozen, 81. 80:
Plrina chick. S2.G5; Puurina scratch 1OO-lb.
sacks $40: purins feed. 175-lb. sacks. Sl.75:
germ meal. sl.65: Halliday white shorts. $lS5
shorts. fancy. 15-lb sacks. S1.75; shorts. pure
wheat. 75-lb. sacks. SLIGO; Georgia feed. bib
sacks. $50: shorts. brown. l00-lb. sacks, S1.55.
sugar beet palp. $780, fine feed. 7S-lb. sacks
81 IS: bran. 100 III. and 75-lb sacks. $40: salt
brick. per case. $40; salt brick. indicated per
ease Sass: salt rock. p,r cwt.. SiO0: salt. 100
10. sacks. 5oc: cotton seed meal. No. l. per ton
$500; sacked bulls. per ton. $l3.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

old siIverware. lamps. brass beds. tables
and an metal goods replated and made
new By Simmons Plating Works, l25 S.
Pryor. Bell phone NJ 3S24-J. s''
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST. Saie.
pleasant, permanent. physicians SstOunded.
Greatest discovery II century. Send your adj
dress at Nj no Works, No. :. Wichita,
hansaS. a
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
$4,000 WEEKLY made selling our sun-Rsy In

5000 WEEKLY made selling our suh-hey IN
candescent Mantle Kerosene Burner. 100
n candle power. fits any screw collar
:: !: !: !. :. !.
lamp. thousands in giving satis-
~ faction. brighter cheaper and safer than
", gas or electricity at 1-1Oth the cost.
~ Liberal inducements and particulars
free. Simplex Gaslight Company, Dept.
x g. % Park Row. New York City, New
SO York
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
rRu1r ANp vEeETARLE SUBSIDIES.
CEREALS.
GROCERIES

fish Kits. sc: so lbs. So 90: 100 lbs. st25.
Royal Gloss starch. 7.5e; best gloss starch.
SIC: Worlds corn starch. &c: uickel packages,
g. g: pickles, $3.50; potash. s3OO.
Sugar. standard granulaied 5ss': plHntati1n.
$50. Coffee. green. bulk. loGl3c; Santos. Il q.
i5lsc: roasted, bulk. Rio Glue Ridge. l3c.
StOnewcll. 1sc; AAAA. isc; Uno., 1sc: rice
Jap. SIC: domestic 5lSdslscs axle grease. LIS:
navy beans. $2.75 bu.; Lima beans, 5%c; cheese
NIL cram Sndn EARN Iien
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
Mills Are Merqed

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb. Sit is
learned here that the Armon Manufac-
turing company has taken over the
Mountain Island Cotton mill, a 10000
spindle mill located on the Catawba
river a short distance from Mt. Holly
The mill was formerl yoperated under q
lease by the w. & ]. Knox Net and
Irvine company.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

RIBBON cane seed guaranteed pure; makes 500
gal. syrup per acre; grows on any soil ike
corn. Sample package Toe; large package. enough
to plant acre. by mail, postpaid soc; bush
ell So Lille Seed Co., Bivins. Tex.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
WANTED-AGENTS

with rigs to In reduce poultry compound.
Years contract, IMPERIAL MFG. CO.. Dept
&C PARSONS. KANS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

WOULD Y0Ir MARRY II SUITED? MatrI-
mOnial paper containing hundreds edyhriise-
ments marriageable people from III So hrs.
rich poor. young. old. Protestants. Catholics
mailed sealed free II. Fl. Gunnels, GN6 do
Ohio.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Open. High. 10.

The following were the ruling prices on to-
exchange today:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. lo.-Cotton by wagon
steady, lSlsc
LIVE POULTRY
Hens each 4o@45c: fries each. 20 size
3oIsSc: geese each 4od5oc dull; ducks 3oG35c:
cocks sc; turkeys H. iS12oc.
DRESSED POULTRY
Dressed hens. 15Gisc pound
Dressed fries. 20d22c.
Turkeys z6127sc.
Ducks. 1sAl7c per pound.
Geese. 129l4c per pound.
CANDIES.
Candies-StIck. sac: spiral stick. s]zc; stand
Of tartar mixture. 45-lb. baskets, Sc; French
creams. mixed. 3O-lh pals. lOc hand plade
bonbon mixtures, 3o-lb. pals. l2c; chocolates,
5-lb. boxes, l6sf2sc per Id.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt extra ribs. 30 to so lbs. l24c; dry
PREMIUM breakfast bacon 29c: Picnic hams i2c
Premium lsrd. lSlsc; Silver Leaf lard. l4Ho;
Jewel lard compound 1O%c.
CANNED GOODS.
l.lS' ebnms. sS2s: pink. Sass: red. SIS; sar-
dimes Y oil. key. S2.S5; oil. key, $500;
a oil. mustRrds S2.75: tomatoes. standard Vir
500: fancy $3.50: Karo syrup. IOc size. sl.S5:
Sc sire. $50: soc size. s2.10.
FRUIT sUNDRIEs
Lemons. Messina fancy, per box. S4.2Sd4.5o;
extra fancy. $5.OodS.2S: California lemons.
S4Sod5.oo per crate: Florida oranges $l;eOg
200 per box Lines. Florida. per 100. 5OM
Coc: armies barrel southern 500: northern,
81 50GS5o; cranberries. per gal. 4oc; per barrel
500.
CRACKERS
Crackers-xXN Florida sodas. s.sc; Block
select sodss. 5ssc: lemon creams. g; pearl oys-
&c.
eskes. sac: animals. Zoe: Jumhles lose; rig
bars. 15c: cartwheels. SC; rais'n cookies, sise;
IN Sc cartons. soc dozen: crackers in loo car
tons. Sl.0o.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Pompano. per H.. 2Z1zc; Spanish macKere,.
per h.. lie; trout drawn per 10. s9lOe; blue
per per pound. S91Oc; mulet. per Dbl. 21o
lbs. net. $40: small snooks. per ID. e9lc'
mixed fish. per To-. 5@Sc; mango snapper.
Dream and perch. per lb.. &c; fresh water ca,.
slTc per 10: select Oysters. per gallon. Sl.z13
40: standard. per gallon. sOc9Sl
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE sUNDRIEs.
Irish potatoes. PEI busbel. soassc; sweet pm
tatoes. pumpkin and bunch yaIas, per oushei.
Son. xhite varieties. 5Od6Oc; onions. yellow
or red globe. per bushel. SLlOdl9; perhaps.
per crate. sl.O0d1.s5; eggs. fresh, 2s43Oc; but
ter. fancy table, lib prints. 27lz@Soc; eo0k, in
smoked sides very dull; well cured. per H..
loEiIc; hams. owing TO size. per ID. l4glOc'
shoulders. los Ilc.
CEREALS.
Quaker oats. wood. Ss's. $s.25: quaker oats.
puIp, ls's sf.5G: Qusker ca,>. TIN. 56's. S4..a;
Quaker puffed rice. CSC. sass Quaker purred
wheat ss's s. 30: Quaker corn meal. GAS. Sl.yJ;
ousker corn fakes 2fS S1.sO; fett1ohn's SIS.
ss7O; Pettiiohn's ISIS, SIS: Quaker farina.
2GS $50; Quaker breakfast biscuits 24'S.
$50: 2rs. Sl.7O; pure flour, bbl.. Ss.OO rye
flour mixture. s.. %: rye meal. bbl. 80: Postum.
large. sass; small. Ss-7O;; grape nuts, SEQ;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
WE PAY FROM TEN TO THIRTY PER CENT MORE
FOR FURS Than ANY FUR DEALER IN ANY
OTHER NORTHERN TOWN OR CITY.
Cory Hide & FEr Co.,
p. a. BOX No. 6027 CORY. pss. u. S. -
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR

WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR
RAW FURS
and also give you share of the profit make
when resell.
Our Profit-Sharing Plan makes kann re-
turns larger than you would get elsewhere.
Fair treatment guaranteed by our 20 years OF
fur buying. Express charges paid and settle
meuts made Immediately. Write for Price List
and Profit Sharing Plan.
KAHN & CO., No. co East 10th ST., New York
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PROTECT YOUR IDEAS. We share

= @IN I liz risk Of patent application.
Free booklet Milo b. Stevens g. Co. Establish.
ed 1854 TAO 14th street. Washington. d. C., 35e
Monadnock Block Chicago.
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PERSONAL

"a NM Best nlan on earth. sent free. Pho
TIL HHHV tos Of every lady member. The
tINiltbt Pilot. Dept. 81. Marshall Mich.
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RAILWAY Mail Clerks Wanted. Salary $500
81, 800 yearly. Let us prepare you for spring
examination. Write for catalogue schedule
and Free Trial Lesson DEMENT'S College, Dept
20, st. Louis.
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il ST INVENTED SELF PULL FEEDING, ONE
man saving machine for falling timber, cutting
logs or wood. VIII double your wages. For
description, write Fl. & ii. Mfg. Co.. Kane. Ia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE--A threS- year old, liver coored Irish
setter dog; very /wen trained. Address II. J.
Bray, Garland. Ga. e-. H
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SELL TOBACCO AND CIGARS locally or trav'
cling. Salary or commission Full time or
side line Good pay: promotion. Experience nm
necessary. Address >torotOck Tobacco Works.
Box J-14 Danvile. Va.
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WANTED HIETP-MALE

WANTEH-Custom clerks. Preparation free.
Write for schedule showing places Of spring
examinations Franklin Institute. Dept p. AZ.
Rochester. y. Y.
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MEDICAL

nD0Dcv Cured; quick relief; removes ell swelling In
UnUE 81 10 20 days: 30 to 90 days effects permanent
cure Trial treatment gwen free to sufferers nothing tarer
70. circulars testimonials and free til treatment write
Dr. H. H. Greess Sons, Box A Atlanta. Ga
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BIG PRoFITS-start dyeing cleaning and
pressing establishment, splendid field. We
each you by mail. Particulars free. Ben-N Onde
School, Dept. IA, stanton. Va.
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WE PAYs8O AMONTH SALARY

and furnish rio sli to Introduce poultry
sHd stock pcwdsrsi plan; steady work. Address
sidLER COMPANY, KAY SPRINGFIELD. iLLlNoi&
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YOUNG MEN WANTED-To prepare for next
railway mail. customs and postoffice examina-
tonS: $500 to 81 500 yearly. Short hours. Common
education sufficient Political influence unneceS-
sary Write Immediately for schedule or spring
examination Candidates prepared free. Frank
lin Institute. Dept p. 43, Rochester, N y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-11

ALL kinds of domestic feathers. Live geese
feathers a specially. Write for samples and
prices. r. S. Eubanks, 1915 South Broad ST.:
Atlanta, Ga.
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mMM q SPANISH NEEDLES, ooLooMEIERs
~ HHEEA for Treasure Seekers. Booklet Free.
BnS SS p N. AGENCY. BOZ Elk St., PALMYRA. pa
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WE want good all over the Southern
States to sell fruit trees the coming year. BY
our plan statesmen make big profits No trouble
to sell our .tock. Terms very liberal. Write to
day. SMITH BROS. Dept. 20. Concord, Ga.
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Crackers-xNN Florida sodas. s-sc; Block
select sodss. 1hc: lemon creams. g; pearl oys-
I ter &c: ginger snaps. 6izc: cornhiIls Sc: penny
csEes. SIC: animals. Toe: Jumbles. lOlsc: fig
bars Isc: cartwheels. SC; rnisiP cookies SIZE;
Block snow flake waters In IT, l3c: crackers
IN Sc cartons. 5oc dozen: crackers In l0c car