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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
BROWN IS VERY DULLISH
ON OLD CROP POSITIONS
Supplies of Raw Materials and
Manufactured Goods Will
Corner Themselves

NEW YORK. June 5.-The appearance OF
W. II. Brown. one OF the prominent New Or
leans bun leaders. on the floor OF the. New
York cotton exchange today was the signal for
rumors that Mr. Brown had come here for the
purpose OF taking charge Of an end-season bull
campaign somewhat similarf 90 that In which
he had figured last year. wnen cotton. during
August. sold at zoe a pound Mr.. Brown re-
fused to discuss the possibility OF a bull cam
paign. but expressed confidence in much higher
prices for old crop cotton. He said:
Il am very bullish on old crop The sup
plies OF raw materials and manufactured goods
al the end Of the season will be so small that
both viii practically corner themselves and
next a very large crop win be absoluately nee
essary for actua requirements and TO fiji up
the holes.
The new crop in nearly all sections is need.
ing rain and the general public seems to be OF
the opinion that this crup is an early one, whlch
Is not the case. south Texas. south Georgia
and south Alabama Will get early cotton. The
rest o. the territory Is from normal TO late,
and rhep resent drouthy condition over almost
the entire belt makes an already late crop GER
tain"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
MARKET REPORTS

NEW YORK. June s-The cotton market
opened steady ST an advance Of SNe points
~ renewal uf Saturdays buying uyfemeht.
cut The Initial sdvauce. which carried October
contracts up q 1851 % into new high groahd
attracted heavy realizing and there was ioeal
sal nc basei on prospects for rains ~ showers
IN tie eastern belt. Prices easeG OF IN cons
Tlence and active new crop months sold
couoie of points uuter the closing Figures pr
Saturday during the early trading. but offet-
ings Here ven absorbed and tie market lAteI
vas steady with prices about uuchanEed % .
points higher. The early westner map shovel
liEht precipitation az o. points "a ne
belt but No rain q consequence ana tnt
early reports n rains n the Carclinas came
ever prlvata wires.
Interest IN the annual election o. tne -
change. the polls opening "a II O'Clock IN
donbtedlv restricted trading late in the fore.
noon. but the market ruled steady q firm, sna
new crep positions sold tnto new hish sIeu.-N
toward midday bull support and covertAz ~
snired BIZ dry weather news from central AeNae
and lndicatIons that the showers In the eastern
belt hal been too light - eliminate utS y
complaints. Pricsx az midday were about 70
points uet higher.
TIE fafiure - the eastern belt forecast -
hold out arv eefinite promise 81 rain pronAoly
helped the market during tire early attern0a1
and with coutinued huh support Of old crop 70.
tons rrices sold about tn points net nisn-
er. Realizing became heavier about i.-io tor
Octpber sud the market $685. 80 : shade ron
the best.
NEW YORK CuTToN
The following were the ruling prices on the
Tone. very steady: middling $3.50.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
YO-HO-H0! AND TWO
BOTTLES OF RUM!

NEW YORK, June 5.-Two large bot
ties of Hessian rum. 80 years old, are
among the latest finds of historical ex-
perts who are excavating in the ruins
OF old Fort Washington on the Hudson
river, just above Riverside Drive. The
excavations are on the site of the Hes
sian barracks. in what was for a long
time known as Death Gulch, from the
large number of Hessians who fell in the
rout of Washington's army from the
height.
The rum bottles We're found u feet
under ground. An old map shows that
a tavern stood short distance away
from the barracks on a spot now occu-
pied By milnon-douar apartment house.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

the want Oh
of in the time Oh
change OF
expect one or the o
of this food once
impossible for the cnken 70 @ ~
weeks simply because Cle io
impossible for them 10
of the 10 1000 10
usually Is suncen 70 Keep
the If given tne properly
mouhful other food nave hep ~
anything III to eat ol
which warmth chicks
absorbed by the system OF he Ie c
overlooked before
anv other food well know ha DTa
COOK at the proper
furnished more 70
is hard TO digest
the conoluons
ed to it, weca the results
what
and know not natcnng on tns
thorough experiments that nave Oeen
the mast - months the benefit or am more con
amount OF moisture from Desn
regulating the venators OF the ma
require moisture so as not 10 GLOW
all the moisture our OF
moist in the machine the yelow
CONCEALED, even II the nacnlne
time If sufficient moisture was nos
in the machine at tm fatal to most Oh the nicfS
discoveries have been mace Ia
possible now TO nah ucn
of chicks with lncupaeoFs naH - " 49, - -
carefu experience
IT is only a matter Of time when p 49e1-171>[2
villa entirely take s-l~S-o-~-1~Z
Of hens Nk)
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COTTON on MARKET.



81 CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO June 5.-Cash. Wheat-No. ?
red a5s< 19Gc. No ? hard. 96is 9aTc. No.
northern. sI.Ooal-o2; No. do. s9csl Sl:ol;
cors-So. ?. s4s. a5sHe: Nc. white. 550
s5Ee- No. yellow. 551S5s.e -
osts-No- S5is g Sec No. white ss4
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. June 5.--Cash. Wheat quiet;
track No red 9o9s2Ac. No hard
Com A,gher: track No :. 55a55se; No ?
s Oats 6isher. uaek No. 2. ssas7He; No. ?
white. sso
n NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ga. Juze s.-splrits firm.
ssasc q SAKE. sales none- Rosin firm. water
white $40. window rIass $50, S7.25. 81
$40. + x7.eTi4. i sT.05 II sos. G sos.
F S7.o214. S892i5. D S6-s2is. B $50 Re
ceipts 1.5s9 spirits. Sass rasin-
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. June 5-Buttsr setady; receipts
e.10S. Creamery specials 2i41zsc; extras,
1fiI a22r. fIrsts. 10s5 021es seconds. 1aa20es
thirds Ise; state dsiry finest. &c; ,d good .
cess special. lsAe; extras. ise; frsts. lie;
seconds 15LGi6c; factory. current make
firsss. IKE; seconds. lee i5e- -. -.
MIA new special 1oac; Do small calored
average fancy 1Oisc. do. large eolored average
fancy. lU-4Gf 90. MullEr Aut4Cr oN- tuNAtf AEAAs~
csiored anI0tte. DO. lower grades whites -
Hoe. state whole milk daisies best. II Acs
state wheIe milk and fancy colored. l3u ID i4c;
do white. ia i3c; do coioned lower grades,
ffGI2lar: o.. white lower grade. l0U1lc;
Old skins. 8H1Oc. new skins 2i40SAc-
Egss steadier. recripts- 1885. Fresh gath
cred extras 1ST20c: extra firsts. lea lie.
firsts 141zG15c. seconds. Is = i4c; fresh gath
cred dfrtfes No. 1. lie; No. > 9Ml0c; dirties
poor 70 fair. per case 81 COZ 10; state. Penn
eyIvmnla and nearby hennery white. dozen. pa
a2c: d. rathered white. 1sG2ocs Do hennery
brown 1920: a.. gathered brown and mixed.
16d1scs western gathered whites i4419e.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. June 5.-Butter steady; cram
cries H21c. dair'es. 16tz 8 19c.
EGGS STEADY l-eceirts. 2ose9 eases; az makr.
eases iueluded. 1Ia1lise; firsts. 13c; prime
Cheese steady. daisies nhsauEc: twins.
fOa Gle. young Americas. 11AGI1Ac; long
Potatoes strong; new. a.I5a1.25; old. asa
ssc
poultry. i've steady; turkeys. l2e; chickens,
f2iLc: springs 2f0 &c
Veai< stesdy. 70 o. 80 pound weights. 81 slac;
Cd 10 s. pound weights s1zI9iac; s. 70 Ito
round weights. 100 iot4c.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. June 5-Butter-Creamery.
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bushel; Lima beans. &c; pink. &c; red kidney.
50. 90.
MEAT, LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt ribs ~ % to ., 90 pounds sAs; or;
fat backs. s to 10 pounds, &c; Premium
hams. 10 &c; do. breakfast bacon, 23c Picnic
hams SO so; Premium lard, $40 so; Silver Lear
lard, 50 so; Jewel lard compound, Tie.
Cornfled Hams. 1912 average, Ice.
Confield Hams. 1914 average, 15&c.
Cornfied Skinned Hams, 1918 average, 15%c
Cornfield Picnic Hams. 6-S average. lie.
Cornf cid Breakfast Bacon, 6-s average. 22c
GrocernStyle bacon 3-5 average, strips, lSc.
Dixie fresh pork sausage, link or bulk, 20
CornfieldN Frankfurts lob. boxes, lie.
Cornfield bologna sausage, 25-lb. boxes, SIC.
Atlanta luncheon ham, 25lb. boxes, lie.
cornfield smoked link sausage. 25-lb boxes
cornfield sausage in oil, 5O-Ib. cans, s4.75.
ComfieId jellied meats, lob. dinner pals,
lie.
Grandmother's pure pork sausage. - one
pound prints TO case, Ice.
Cornfield pure lard. fierce basis. enc.
Compound lard fierce basis. SIC.
CRACKERS
Crackers-XXX Florida sodas exc; Block
selects sodas, TIC; lemon creams. Sc; pearl
penny cakes. sac; animals. Zoe; jumbles,
iolAc: fig bars. 13c; cartwheels, &c. raisin
i3c; crackers in &c cartons. soc dozen; crack
ers In l0c cartons $l.OO.
FLOUR, GRAIN, Hay AND FEED
Flour sacked per barrel: Faultless Finest
flour. $3.50: Gloria (self- rising, 5000; Magic
fselfrisingl, 5000; Swans Down fancy pat
ent), 1913; Puritan (highest PATENT, $3.50;
Home Queen highest PATENT. $3.50: White
Cloud Ohigh patent). S5.25: D'adem thigh pat
ent). S525: Ocean Spray (patent), 5000 Sun
Rise (patent). $500; Tulip Flour, $3.50.
Meal. sacked. per bushel: Meal. plain. 144-
pound sacks 73e: do. 96-pound sacks. 74c; do.
4Spound sacks Toe; do. 24-pound sacks, Use.
Grain. sacked, per bushel: Choice corn, white
red cob, zoe; No. white. Use; yellow. csc;
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ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

tBv W. n. white. Jr Of white Provision co.,
Cattle receipts continue light. few loads
q good steers and heifers received this week
were sold promptly at good prices. Medium
cattle are especially scarce. and purely loeai
SHIPMENTS have been OF inferior quality. GOOD
cattle continue in best demand. But rev grass
catte have reached this market 50 FAR TINS
season. and have sold in most cases at big
discount on account OF Their inferior quality.
This grade Of cattle Is expected TO do better
with the advance Of the season.
Hogs receipts continue about equal TO the
demand. Prices are about steady with week
Quotations based on actual purchases for the
Good to prime steers. 1000 to 1900 pounds
Medium to good steers. 500 to 1000 pounds
Good fat beef cows coo to 1000 pounds,
Medium to good beef cows. 200 to 500 pounds.
Good to choice heifers. 600 to 500 pounds,
4d4hc.
Medium to good beifers 600 to 700 pounds.
3isN4c.
Above represent ruling prices on good quality
beef cattle. Inferior grades and dairy types
selling lower
Mixed common steers. If fat, 700 to 900
Mixed common cows. If fat. 600 to 500
pounds. shd4c
Mixed bunches common to fair. 600 to 700
pounds. 2% G3hc.
Prime hogs. Ie0 to 200 average, S5-90d6.25.
Good butcher. hogs. 40 TO 40 average,
Good to choice pIes. 50 to 100 average.
Good to choice pigs. so to 100 average.
Heavy and rough hogs. 20 to 500 average.
81 ef5zc.
Above quotations apply to prime eorn-fed
hogs.
HORSES AND MULES.
Following are current quotations on horses
and mules: market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft good TO choice. $20Od
20; southern horses. good TO extra. Sl30Il9O;
southern horses fair 10 good. S901l30; south
ern horses. common. S75I100; drivers. choice
SIE5T225: plugs. S25d4o.
Mules-14 hands. SpOd140; 14z hqnds. $50
dI6O: 10 hands. S1T5G2T5: extra heavy. S2754
S325.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST LOUIS, June 5.-Cattle, receipts $500
Including 800 Texans; steady; native beef steers
S5.50M6.25: cows and heifers S3.50d6.25;
stockers and feeders S3.O0G5.55; Texas and In
dian steers sf25I6.O0; cows and heifers SAT
el6.OO: calves in ear lots $3.50 at $500.
Hogs. receipts 1900; steady. pigs and lights
S5.95G6.10: packers $5.5OG6.50. butchers and
best heavy S50046.10.
Sheep. receipts 5000; steady; native muttons
50. T5a4.25; lambs S5O0a6.0o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
80 nnrrArs coTToN

NEW ORLEANS. June Cotton futures
opened sfeadv AZ an advance q ~ II points
On the old crnp months and an sdvance q =
20 Is poirKs TIRE new Tie weather msh
was called unfaro-ahie as Il showed practicahy
% rain IL the cotton country and private re-
ports stated that the drouth was becoming
serious over q large area IN the early trsdinS
tuyinx Was general for both accounts Win OF
ferlnxs coming snrfnripaIly from profit takinss
langx- At the end 81 the first hair honr 81
business the list was 10 10 IT points over -
days caoxe. The advance On the opening was
partly n sympathy with the rise IN New York
Saturday.
TIE market was dull but steady throughput
the morzlng session The demand was moderate
but insisteuf auf Il ives bard Tor the rms
10 find TIE contracts % Tin IT, since shots
we're wary Of adding 70 their lines under ne
weather conditions prevailing. AZ times realz
inw nv longs wa su0t lar~e. The forecast
promised no relief 70 the drouthy conditions
over the cotton c1untry aud this added 10 ue
steadineSs At the highest prices were Il p
- uoInfx over yesterdays elose- Al noon the
list vas 10 %. = points Up
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
TIE ralsdNrnc the rullu- prices On tns
errk@ugr rud1v.
Tsue steady mIddIing Il T-lec. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
Agricultural School Closes

DOUGLAS, Ca, June Am interesting
event in Douglas this week was the
18th District Agricultural school COM
mencement, which began Sunday by the
commencement sermon at the Baptist
church. preached by DR.. Brannon, Of
Milledgeville. on Monday the principal
feature of the day was a prize drill on
the campus between the two military
companies, and a musical given by the
pupils of Miss Luella Roam, musical di-
rectress of the college, both of which
were very interesting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
Lutheran Synod Meets

WASHINGTON June 5.-The general
synod of the Lutheran church in Amer
lea, the oldest Lutheran body in this
country, will begin it's forty-fifth BIZ
enniaI meeting in this city Wednesday
night June 4 The president Rev DR..
Harlan K. Fenner, of Louisville, KY.
will preach the opening sermon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06
ATLANTA MARKETS
ArLANrA COTTON

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. June s.--cotton by wagon.
steady. I5%c.
SOAPS AND WASHING POWDERS
swift's Pride soap. loo-12. SS.25; svifts
Gold Mine. sos. S1.so; swift's Pride Washing
Powder, lO016. 1913; Swift's Pride Cleanser.
SOL. $500. swift's Wool soap 1915. $500.
LIVE POULTRY
Hens. each. 3Oa35c. friers. according to size.
each. ISN25c. geese. fHll featkered. fat. 5OW
6oc each; ducks puddles. 30935e each; ducks.
Pekins 35G40c each ROSTERS. each 30q35c.
turkeys. per pOuny. ,l2h6l5e.
FISH
Pompano per pOhnd l5c; Spanish mackerel.
Der pound Zoe: trout. drawn per pound. &c;
blue fish. drawn per pound. &c; headless red
saaRssr per Il, Pond 1OS s mass per pasTe 5co
mixed fish. per pound to &c.
CANNED GOODS
Oysters, ounce. S1-65; Salmon tails. pinks,
$50; chums. S525. red. $50; sardines, Y
oil no KEY, $500; oil key. $3.50; y oil mus
p. $50; IS. si.so; corn, standard. s. so; fam
ey. $3.50: Karo syrup. Toe size. Sl.e0; 25c
SIZE. S1.S0; soc sizes. $50.
DRESSED POULTRY
Hens drawn head and fete on, h., 1Td1Se;
fries. 22h q25e; ROSTERS, SAGE; ducks. lsg
2oc. geese. 1O612c; turkeys. owing to fairness,
1s02Oc; fresh eggs. per dozen, leGl7e; stor-
age. none
Quaker oats wood. 36s, So 90; do 1Sc pulp,
81 so: Quaker pulled rice, 36s. $4.25i do.
puffed wheat. s.. 90; Quaker oats. tin. 36s.
800; Quaker corn meal. 24s, Sl.I5; do. break
fast biscuit. 24s. Sl.S5; Pettijohn's, 36s 50 50;
do 1ss 81 S.. Quaker corn flakes. 2fs. 81 So:
do. farns. 24s. 81 so; pure rye flour. barrel,
s. %; rye -four mixture. 81. %; rye meal bar
rel. 81 80; Scotch pearled barley. PAS. l.50.
Quaker cracked wheat. PAS, 81 80; Quaker w.
" flour los 81 90; graduated hominy, PAS.
81 go; Scotch XXX graham. los. 50 10; do 20s,
81 -.fO
I graham. barrel. 81 90; kegs. $3.50; Post
toasties. popular size 50 SO.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE sUNDRIEs
Apples. per barrel. according to variety and
quality. S7.O09 T.50; apples. per box, $500
grape fruit. S2.5OQ3.O0 per box; cranberres
per barrel fancy S10.J04l1.06; choice, per
gallon. J00e0c: celery. per dozen. large fancy.
eOcasI 90; crate. Florida. S2-0042.50; bananas.
per pound. IsM3e; Malaga grapes. fancy per
barrel. S75043.00 tomatoes. basket crates
Sl.Jogl-I3 egg plants. per crate. Sl25@L5o,
pepper. S1.25f11JO; squash, yellow. per crate.
S1.00G1.25. head lettuce. per drum, Sl.75a
200: caulifiower. per pound, S4l0c; pineap-
pies. per crate. S3.O0N3.50; onions, per bushel.
81 OoG %: Irish potatoes per bushel. 75Gt Soc;
1 40. white yams. $1,000 Ito; tanberine
anyes. box. S3.5Od4O0; Indian River oranges.
s3.O0G3.5o; Indian River grape fruit. fancy.
S4.OOG450. Butter dull; cooking lOg12hc;
GROCERIES
Salt lO0-pound bags. soc; ice cream, 81 co.
white fish. kits. 4Sc; 90 pounds $3.50; 100
pounds 81 40: Royal Gloss starch, 2Acl Best
nickel packages. 2lsc; pickles So. so; potash
sngar-standsrd granulated. s. 10; plsnta-
ton 81 90. coffee. green. bulk 15m 1lc; roast
3D. bulk. no Blue Ridge. zoe; stonewall 22lsc;
AAAA PIC, Uno. 2tc; rice. Jap, lac; domes-
tic, 4szei axle grease, Sl.75; navy beans, $500
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

22c: firsts. ice; seconds lie; packing stock.
1sc.
SUGAR COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. June 5.--Raw sugar firm; mus
covado 80 test 3. 80: centrifugal. DC test, $50;
nioIasses. 50 test. 3.11; refined sugar steady.
Petroleum coffee spot. and molasses steady.
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Cause of Chicks Dying i'm the She'll

IHSHE heavy loss in Matching
chicks by arlncial methods
II is usually caused from the
chickens dying in the shells the
last two days of the hatch. I'm
less the atmosphere is just ex-
aetly right, or unless you happen
to hit the moisture proposition
lust as it should be, there with
usually be from 20 TO 40 per
cent (under ordinary conditions)
of eggs set in incubators, by the
average person, who has not had
experience, that will not hatcn
on the last day. Upon examina-
ton, most of these chicks are
grown in the shell and great
many of them pip the egg but
cannot get out. The cause OF
this trouble, SO times out of 100,
is that the yellow inside the egg
(which furnishes food for the
little chick has become dry ana
hardened and partially CONCEAL
ed.
A high temperature in the ma
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VILLA RIGA, GA.-Mr. Carl A. Embry,
son of DR.. and Mrs. B. l.. Embry, whose
death occurred at their home in Villa
Rica Thursday morning after several
months Illness, was buried Friday at the
city cemetery. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. w. G. Crawley.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.--Word has been re-
ceived here that w L. Lyons, of this
city, died in Kenowsha, Wis, Friday. He
was senior member of the stock and
bond firm of w. L. Lyons & Co., one of
the best known brokerage houses in the
country. He suffered from a paralytic
stroke superinduced by fall.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala.-W. T. Solomon
aged So. a commercial traveller from Shell
byville, Tenn, died of heart failure in a
hotel here Saturday. He had registered
during the morning and asked the clerk
to send for doctor. He died few min7
utes later.
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CARTERSvILLE, Ga.-Mr George
A. Pattillo, OF Atlanta, died at the
home of Mr.. ]. w! Bell in this city
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Pattillo was a
former citizen of this city, but moved
to Atlanta about two years ago. he
was in feeble health and came here a
few weeks ago in hopes of regainins
mis- health and strength. He is sur
vived by his wife and one SON, Mr..
James Pattillo. of Atlanta, and one
brother, Mr.. R. NJ. Pattillo. of near
Rome, Ca
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Deaths in Georgia
And Other States

FORT VALLEY, GA.-The funeral SER
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Episcopal church at this place, who was
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will be inferred Sunday beside the grave
of his wife. Only two children survive
DR.. Dean. They are a married daughter
in Philadelphia and Mrs. Tom Dixon, of
Montezuma.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

WANTED-Girls Of good family to learn
Ing. Prefer girls from small towns Must be
Of good family and CONE recommended Write
DR.. Duyals sanatoriun, z35 Capitol Ave.
Atlanta, Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

CONTEMPORARIES s5c, FRAMES 15c. Sheet
Pictures 1c. Stereoscopes 25c. Views lie. SO
days credit. Samples and cataIog free. Con
solidated Portrait Co., Dept. 456x. 1917 w
Adams St. Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

TOBACCO factory wants salesman. Good pay.
steady work and promoti9D; experience unnec-
essary. ms We will give complete insfruetion<.
Piedmont Tobacco Co. Box II II. Danyille Va
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

PATENTS AND PATENT PoSsIBHTFIEs' ,.
a 72-page treatise sent free upon request tells
what to invent and where 70 sell IT. Write
today II. S. Hill, 925 McGin Building. Wash
ington. d. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

/ WILL SIGN a binding contract guaranteeing
SIS per week for one good live agent n every
town or district. Either man or woman Write
JOS. Askins, Lima, o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-06

WANTED-At once. railway mail clerks; city
carriers postoffiee clerks; government clerks
at Washington. d. c. Thousands Of appoint
ments coming Positions are life positions:
Short hours. Annual vacations Railway mail
clerks have alternate weeks off with full sal
ary Common education sufficient. Political
Influence not needed Send postal Immediately
for list of all positions open and free bulletin
describing examinations. Franklin Institute,
Dept. X. 80, Rochester. n. \.
] WILL START you earning 81 daily at nome
in spare time silvering mirrors; no capital
free instructive booklet. giving plans OF opera
tion. G. f. Redmond. Dept. $50. Boston. Mass