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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26

NEw YORK. May 25-The cotton market
o1ensa barely steady 1t decline Ok 6ftl2 points
- re cid crop and nnchanged % points lower
- tne new under Legislation Offerings were
v~fy vel absurhed around the initial figure
I'll re market ruled STEADY Tor the first few
Mhmures. but THE ED crop selling continued
I'll TIE market became weak and unsettled
anrHn9 The middle - The morning. Stop loss
eearrs were uncovered when July cot down 20
ISIS amd that position broke u 1852. while
Aaxust soid EFT T. 1901 or % a loss q about
r - - polntS. The new GRIP vas relatively
sseNdy. selling culy or points net lower.
Ore e the leading bull brokers whe had
ueen sellfRx arouud the opening prizes TUNED
Buyer &c IS.61r Tor July and the market raj
III about 10 points Ia consequence
kEare~ az midday we're about 4 % Il points
nnaex the cioSsnx figures q yesterday. Inc
selling Of the old crop mauths vas attributed
g ne ruEors 81 . somewhat easier tendeney
- seathern spot markets. and there was also
sone gossip 10 tie effect that leading spot
tnterests bad Withdrawn from the bull cam
naign
he market was very quiet during the EARLY
afaernoon ard 10 further feature developed Win
prices ruling about sG18 points net lower ne"
ernp positions remaIniag relatively steady
NEW YORK COTTON
TIE following were the ruling prices on tne
Tone. quiet: middIing. IS so-looc. quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26

new ORLEANS. MAJ 25--Notton rutnrss
opened steady : to 5 points down % the ola
crop months and 70 3 down On the new.
TIE lower opening due 60 poor eao.es.
Bulls we're xood bidders On the call and Iirst
prtcp2 were the lowest In the early trading.
The weather map was called unfavorshle- a. y
dd rot show q sreck Of rain anywhere ~
TIE cotton country. The forecast o. contln-
ned dry weather added q the uneasaness
ever drouxhry conditions IN some portions of
TIE belt. On the weather situation TIE mar
kek showed . tendency % recover aud AZ tns
ED 81 tho first half boar of trading stood l
= 5 points under yesterdays Gloss
N spite Of TIE dry weather prevening over
the coffon country. crop accounts received dur
inw TIE morning wee very favorable. summed
-. tAey stated that the crop was doing Wen.
and was being worked 70 high state Or cni-
ttva0fon. as = result q the opportunity given
the farmers hy the dry weather. Cotton was
reported opening In the earliest part Of the
10 Grante valley ard cone messages stated
thar the first bale o. the new crop this sea-
aon would b marketed At tie earliest date On
record. Under this situation the market fell
err mntl at noon the old crops were l. 70 10
roinka Under yesterdays close and the new
crurs were lire under.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
TIE following the ruling prices In tins
axenanxe to-day.
Tone steady: middIlng I5Ae. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS
TOBACCO HABIT BANISHED

DR. EIDERSf TOBACCO BOON BANISHEs
all forms Of Tobacco Habit in Y TO 30 hours.
4 positive quick and permanent relief. Easy TO
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dose. One 10 three boxes for all ordinary cases.
We guarantee results in every case or refund
money. Send for our free booklet giving full in
Joseph. No.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED

been able to save more chicks several
times over than the paper would cost
you for II months. Will be glad to
have the paper sent you, If you so de-
sire. If you will take a teacup of
lard and add 10 drops of oil of sas-
safras to it and use small amount
of this grease on the head, neck and
under the throat of each little chick
en-, it mill kill all the lice on them.
AS soon as they are feathered you
can dip them on a warm day. Would
be pleased to give you any further
information desired.
pleased to give you any further in
Do not use the borax as a dip.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26
NEAT. LARD AND HAMS

Dry salt ribs. % to SO pounds. s&c; dry
faA backs. to 10 pounds. &c; premium
hams 1515c; do. breakfast bacon, 23c; Picnic
hams. $1,000; Premium lard. $40. so; Silver Leaf
lard So so; Jewel lard compound. I'VE
Cornfield hams. 1912 average. 151ac; 12-l5
average 15Ac; Cornfield skinned hams. 6s aver
age I5Lc; Cornfield breakfast bacon. 6S av
erage, &c; Grocers' style bacon, 35 average,
strips. loo: Dixie fresh pork sausage. link or
bulk rs poung buckets. lie; Cornfielc frank
furts 10 pound boxes. lie; Corn1ield bologna
sausage rs pound boxes, &c; Atlanta luncheon
hams 25 pound boxes, 12c: Cornfied smoked
link sausage Is pound boxes. DC; Cornfield jei-
lied meats, 10 pound dinner pals. lie; Grand
mothers pure pork sausage. IL one-pound prints
to case, lee: Cornfield pure lard. tierce basis.
exc; Cornfield lard. terce basis Thc
CRACKERS
crackers-xxx Florida sodas. SIC: BIock
selects sodas. IA; lemon creams. Sc; pearl
oyster &c; ginger snap, 6hS; cornhills, Shc
penny cakes, Size; animals. 1ec: Jumbles
lO1bc; Zig bars. 13c; cartwheels 9c raisin
cookies &C.; Block snowflake warers. IN tina
isc; crackers In &c cartons, SOC dozeni crackers
In 1Oc cartons, Sl.00.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN POTATOES
at $3.50 per bushel
r. "A. TAYLOR, Demorsst, Ca.

TOBACCO factory wants salesman Good pay.
steady work and promotion; experience unnec-
essary. will give complete Instructions
Piedmont Tobacco Co, Box III IT, Danville, Va.
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81. 900 TO $4,000 PER YEAR in the real estate
business. l will teach you how. and make
you my special representative Send for my big
Free Book Herbert Hurd Pres. $50 Dwight
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
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PATEHI Y0uR InVEATl1M

The only way 10 protect a. Send for our Tree
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MILO h. STEVENS & co. Attys., SCI F st. .
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INSTANTANEOUS
SELL FRUIT TREES.

SUMMER work for farmers, teachers and col
lege students; big profits; terms liberal; no
trouble to sell. Write today. SMITH BROS,
Dept. 20, Concord. Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26

Nephew Dudley" Atlanta, Ga.
My hens are eating every egg laid,
unless happen to get to the nest
a few minutes after the egg is laid.
The way my house is arranged 1t is
almost impossible to find out the ring
leaders. Please answer through your
columns at once. If possible, how to
break them as they are costing me
about ten eggs per day.
At what age can young chicks be
dipped, for mites, and how strong
should chloro naptholeum be made for
them? Please answer this as early
as possible.
ANSWER.
II you will put two or three china
nest eggs in the pens where your
hens can get them, they will soon
find out that they cannot break them
and will not try to break their own.
Also use one of these eggs in the
nest for nest egg. You can stop them
in FIVE minutes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26

Mrs. L. Z. Morgan, Moultrie, Ga.
I am not a subscriber to The Jour-
nal, though L am thinking of order
ing 1t TO get the poultry page. VIII
you give me the following informa-
ton? / am losing chicks from lice.
Powders don't seem to do any good.
Can / souse them in borax water?
viii this kill lice? How much borax
and how often? How old should
chicks be? What is best 70 use be-
fore they get old enough to put in
water?
ANSWER.
II you had kept up with the articles
in The Journal, you would have had
the information desired and have
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WANTED HELP-AfALE

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HArwARD : cIARKs COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. May zo-lAverpooi lost
81 Old crops today-the loss that has been due
for some days back 70 points Spots
points lower. sales 1000. Although there Is
% normal parity. thing which cannot he sx-
markets are moving entirely In harmony. which
strongly suggests q perfect understanding be-
Fwre@n the leading interests in different quar-
fers. The world clAmors for some concession
ever the burcan report. and some allowance Is
helnw made. Tire weather map shows fair over
belt. except south and southwest Texas. where
a i cloudy No rains. and indications are for
fair weather. except probably cloudy tn the
western quarter Of the belt. Weather favorable
fow south Texas. the central states. Alabama
mna Georgia but the northern half Of Texas
ronld Do with some rain nd Oklahoma and the
Cnrolinas need rain badly This i the last day
Tha CarOlinas and Oklahoma viii hardly show
TIE hfwh coalition Of last year Tennessee i
aIso likely 70 show less A higher condition
Awknnaas and Alabams. Orr market opened
ABOUT ten dan old crops and vas entirely
trolsd y ne price @ Ts = July and a.
nfiuus. but support was never prominent and
jas sosd - low 1855. August 70 I4.62.
New crops were sympathetAcally effected By
she decline In July. but met q free demand
Il everp poln.- Depression and the net loss
g tie winter months vas only a few points.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO. Nay 2s-cash grain: wheat No.
red ss14 0aolae: 70 hard ss% 9soA1e;
H.ooai.oa; No. ! sprinr SseSsloO; velvet
~emff - 4 CSC .durum s51ssc-
corn. 10. 54A1541ae; No. white SAL
oats No. :. 81 854ei Ne ? white SAG
a. &c standard ss14 0s6c-
IRE. "a. asc
Timothy. $500.
cIovsF. $500
81. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. May 25.-cash wheat firm;
track 70. red saA0esAe; No. hard ssG
Corn higher: track No. : sc: No. ? white
oats higher: track No. ssses4e; No. ?
waite seGssAc.
KANSAS CITY CASH quotations.
KANSAS CITY. May 25.-Cash wheat steady.
n ! hard sass sscs No. ? white Ssus9c.
Corn l5GIe higher NJ. mixed 521s2Ac;
e.ts He higher: No. white sS1GseHc:
No. = mixed S5154c.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
~rw YORK. MAJ 25.-Butter steady; re-
seiofs. 7. e00 Creamery specials. 22GzSAc. ex-
tras 2aee: frsts; aase: seconds. Ia
- aatSc- good 70 prime. Isa20c. common
u far. l5a1se; process special. 1Tiac; ex-
ss..1~r creamery. firSts. no quoted: factory
<mwrenf make. firsts. lelscs seconds I5i<c
fsssese steady; receipts asa. State whole
mk q asW = d. snail white fancy. l6c: 40.
49, whgte fancy. o.. cents; do. lower
- rolored Zoe; do white, eA19Ae;
800 daisies. best. lie: state whole milk. old
fancy colored. 1916; 90 White, lie asci 90
~.sr-aa lower grades. 1l112AScs do white
$50. a. colored. lower grades. uGI21cs
- wkfte f0wer grades. 1og11cs state
$3.50. 81 Old bet. isgl4e; Old skins. ca
rww~ irregular. receipts, s1.224. Fresh
$780, selected extras. lsA1c; do regular
s-rErd firsts. 16G1Ie. do. STORAGE paeked
49, ~ exfra ffrxtx. 1TuIEc. regular packed
$500 lB4G15aaes fresh gathered dirties
- f9s-8714c. No. ?. ta113c. fresh
s.-.....a ree~ks. good 70 prime. &c. Do. poor
= fsir. ee1oc. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-26

w. J. Thompson, Troy, N. G.
AS l am a reader Of your valuable
paper, and especially interested in
your poultry talk, / want to ask a
few questions, as / am putting lum-
Der on my little eight-acre farm to
build chicken houses and want to
start very soon with SOC hens. What
kind and size houses are best to build
and how much land shall / wire in,
and what kind of breeds are best?
want to raise them mostly for eggs.
Will 500 hens with the proper amount
of cockerels keep one man employed
all of the time, and will that amount
well cared for produce 80 dozen eggs
per day?
p S.: Give me some particulars
about incubators and how to make
them.
ANSWER.
A house 16x10O feet, IA feet high in
front, and IL feet high in the rear,
with floor feet above the ground,
will be sufficient to keep 500 hens
in. have a house similar to this
that will house. comfortably, 500 hens.
When the house is arranged this
way it takes only a short time to
attend to them.
They will not give you 30 dozen eggs
per day. Strictly frst-class we'll
bred pullets would do this for part of
the year, but if you get 20 dozen eggs
per day from this number the year
round you would do well and make
money.
If you will refer to the advertise
ments in The Journal, you will find
incubators advertised which you can
buy much cheaper than you could
make one. They will be more Salts
factory, VIII be glad to give you
any further information you may de-
sire, or to have you visit US and see
this house in person.
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LEARN automobile business. Home lessons. $25
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n. y.
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order today direct to The Semi eeky journal Use the
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PERSONAL

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ANSWER,

1 am glad to have your letter and
take pleasure in publishing same
Only wish we had more breeders in
this country IKE you.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-17

eutaiHs elm. Sdrmerfamilie Sem
5ebs ant tiHr 8abntreujans.

Cine Gpdsisrfabrt, trel6e Der 5drs
msr hilbert Runtsl Don Cliff, Sbio.
seftern Ranmiitds NIT ieinsr Satin
uno srpti Rinhern, Der iehsidbrigsn
Srene uno benz einiGbrisen albert. uHs
terndbm. mare bsinahe in perbdngnibs
boiler Wsi's perldufen. 4ls Runtel
sesen 6 llhr auf Der 6eimfahrt bsgrif.
fen mar uno bic 9eIeife Der pennfnls
panid Gifsnbohn an Der 8eehmort
QDenue treusen tpoilte. purbe Iein 9es
fdhrt bon elmer porbeifauienben 2ofos
motipe setroff.n unb auf Die
Ssit. s.idlsubert. bub fdmmtIi4e Sns
fafItn uuf bic Strabe setporfsn ipur<
ben. augen3eussn silien fdneQ 6ers
BEL, um iih Der @erungliidtsn an3unebs
men unb riefsn Or. W. q. grabp bers
bel, Der ndf elmer llnterfuhung fanb.
bag Runtel bier Singer Der redieu
6dRb stbrohen bate. fpGbrenb bis
syrau uno sipei finber nit perbditnibs
mGbig leihteu gsrlebnnssn baponge-
tommen fparen. Rahbem Der arsi bies
ielben perbuHpen bate, tonnte bic Ia
mill. bic 6eimfabrt fprti.Beu.
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Gin unbeilbares Sei6esf
Srlft Glpra aronnp ben Giftbehsr
In bic 6axe.

Sm itdbtifhen Sofpital, ipohin fie
gsitsrn Abenb burd bas qpIiseis4uto
gebraht parbs. lisgt gIora Rronap,
tine 24i6brise psrbeiratbste Jrau. BON
30. 1912 Hremen Strabe, In lebens.
eefdbrlihem 3uitnnbe bdrnitber unb
es IN gerinss 5offnuns porbdnben. iie
am Qeben al erhalten.
Die Mermfis, iptl6e an snberfulos
iis Ieintt unb iiber ihrsn 3uitanb fhoH
felt I1neersr 3eit meldnholifh setpefen
lit. nahn sefterH Abenb IN felbftm6rbes
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Frau Wunnimar, entbedt, fpeIfw Bite
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Be am l. s5ebruar b. J. BON ihrem Sat
ten, beHen aufentbait niht bstnnnt In,
I'm std gsiniTrn unb mar felt r3eii
gs5ipungen, trot TIRES Qeibens fir fin
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-17

Str. Tnroler 6o[le, Queen gitb Gull
an Der Wain, 3ipifhen 0it IL. unb
19. Str, 9bonlas 6afI, jebt 6apIin's
1beater, 6Optins 6nlI. Siibfpeitede
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Wsc3ort 6olI, isBt @ranb Spera5oufe,
Moobs 5botsr. Giipoitsde 8. unb
Dine Str, 8reennoob 5al. Giiboitz
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Gonserte Der Combination Fonben in
gumminspille, Carthage, RedDing,
Einmonb, esnb., iinb nrberen Rad@
barorien itatt. alle bieIe 8eranital=
tungen ipurben 3u fpobltbdtieen 3fpes
den arrnngirt, bauptfdhlid gum Be-
ftsn bon airden, ohne llnterfhieo Der
Religion. Wiebrere Der Ulitglieber bes
8ereins, ndmentiih bic niht Deuts
Iten ipie bic Gebriiber Davenport,
Deter Grabn, Nm. 4fbton. Dm.
Webgetpoob, sSobn McGormid uno
anbere madien iicb fpdter duf Der
Biibne einen Ramen. Dns itetige
8Iiifen unb Gebtiben bee @ereins
belt nit Der sunebmenoen SeIisbtheit
gleifen Sf,ritt.
6srr 6iibepobl, eeHen unermuoli6sr
5hdtigtsit unb giiriorse beritlbe fait
dlIes al perbaHten bate, trug Dobl am
meifien su bisfer 9liitbe BET. Gs mub
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NIT ReG,t itol3 isin tanH. Sbre jahrs
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bon 8essifterune unb 9eritdnbnib ss'
trassne pflsgs seFunosn!
5errn .5oftpb 2Ohmaun, Der mtbr
uls stpei Tesenien bic muiitaliihe 2eis
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ter aouis Gbrsott als 9trigent ses
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saftitod uno ieitnem bat sr nit .iuem
GrfoIss, Der aud benz llHmuFialihften
niht perborsen ssbtieben fein tam, bic
ausbilbung Der Sdneer tpsiter sefiibrt.
&c ift pohl taum n0tbis. bier auf bic
bobe gsbeutung bes Serrn gbrsott als
Ruiifnirigenten 5insutreiftn niefelbe
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Dos s5eftfommittse fir bic eOlbtn.
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Ghabmsift.r, 5rant :. Miasnbrint;
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you Der 3l6ue.

Gie Grmor6unrg Der Shoiiipielerin
Belle Gilmore burh Ibren Wann, ben
Gonooner 8abHnr5t Or. Grippen lit
brouiatiih olisgeihIndtct iporoer uiio
bieie @od,e geInnst bic Sharertomo-
bic in $eufsGbeater Sitr auf.
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titelt ith oas MeloornHtn. Dosielbe
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ben Roro dls eeffeben an unb bes
id,1ftigt iih mebr INIT Grippens Ser.
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Gas Gtiif Diro iserriih giit bernuSae-
broht uub bon einer tiihtigen @eieas
ihoft Ddrgeitellt.
sm Columbia Sh eater
tritt oieie @od,e bic engIIid,e Sou.
bretts Mlice 2l0pb nuf, bic einen hiibs
ihen gortrag NIT elmer nngenebnlen
Stinlrne perbinbet nnb INIT ibrern Gle.
Der Repertoire fiderIif Glnore ma
den tuiro. Der aonrifer Charles g.
Gpans iteht ebeniols oui heyn Bro
granun, Der NIT ieiner @eielihait
Die einaftige goiie ~ssst's up to non,
gailIiarn@ surTariteIlung bringt. Gas
Itnrse Gtiif erthaIt mebr Saintor fpie
mnnGes nieraftiee 2uftfpiel. SRI. .Mo-
ricn mhirrnD tritt nit ibrer @eiel-
idnft iu Der Stis8e ~Ibe 8riuta Don.
mas SoHepnoon" aiif, einem gniiS
uIfigein gtnntter, Der Der Giinitlerin
@eleaenheit gibt, ibr idones Talent
pon uno ann5 sn entfaIten. >Gie Wiin.
itrels son iinb goleps, Der aourifer
unb MsoHplogiit Gem Gu[Ip. Charles
Gtnnne uno anbere Banoepille-Gei
britdten nerpoaitanoiseu bas BRO.
ernmnt.
9ns ronlnntii6e Gbanipiel .@enr.
ing Of tbe Green" itebt fiir oieie go
die a,if bern SpieIpIan Oes @ @alnut
gtraBe Gheaters. Cos Sfiif
fiibrt uns In bic 8eit snriif, ba .e6
Sohprrotb mar. bos 2ieo ~@earing
OF the @reen" Sli fingeu. GS EDur Su
Der 2eif. ba Mobert euntet bineeridp-
tet lDnroe. Ger beliebtefie golfsfdn-
ger tn Dublin ooulaliger 2eit
c'sfensnn bate iib NIT bem Sbenter-
letter iibertporfen iiio ncllte nid)t fin
gen. Rbil. ssiteernlb ipringt fiir ibH
ein unb btiiegt nidt nnr bds pubIi-
FUN. ionbern and, oos Wdoden ieirer
Babl. 9ns Stiif ift ennB reiseHO
ousgeltntfet. Gs TIT ein 8clfsitiif mi
beiien gimme bes @ortrs. In ipelhem
bic if,5nen iriihen gsoIfsweiisn be-
ifens bur Gelting fcrrui1en.
lie arrngeiehene Bon Ton HurIes-
lensGsftIIId1ft tielt seifern9e 9enmntittog
i'm Gtanhare GheAtex fbre1i