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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-19
NATIONAL LEAGTE

Brooklyn, 16, St Louis, 9 J.; Chicago,
B New York, 5; Cincinnati, 10; Pitts.
burg, 9; Philadelphia, 3 Boston, 4
AMERICAN TEACTTE
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

he fails
America raised
good women OF the aAd
credit for it, Nor her sphere confined 70
the prize-wnning BIRDS In the
bred owned and exhibited by women one
the south owned and concu
small of support After cast
something in the pouitiy
she had but few dol
into it to win She
splendid intelligence into
the past three years
she ROCKY
sold
hotels
helped number Of otr
declares mas
hour
do could has
Rockefeller
believe that of ordinary iptelge e
better health and
than other caingn the poultry business
speaking of womans fitness for the work What
wishhnnca independence
entertainment and pleasure life close to Ma
maddening crowd All these
the beck and call of her who Will ven
than myself What pleasing
cywih its multitude
o employment
To the women, young would Here
S a that will never be over
crowded, n good y
time to make the start truly =L7v-.-<-~~1 =
yours, ON&NI @
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10


NEW ORLEANS. La. March 9.--Llverpool is
Inclined 10 be steady The bullish trend OF sta
tistics Is attracting general attention. as shown
BIZ numerous cables inQuiring about the small
movement ana whether II Is natural The
question is answered by the fact that the re-
ceipts are uniformly light everywhere and the
coming census report is likely to show the rea-
son for this.
Leading articles IN the press Inspired from
Washington. 20 the effect that there is nothing in
the Mexican situation 10 cause apprehension and
denying all rumors Of the critical state Of health
81 President DiHz. had reassuring effect.
Our market opened al unchanged prices with
trading very limited The technical situation
IS sound the statistical situation is becoming
stronger every day and futures are under spot
nrices. Feeling and conditions are bullsh, but
ne urcertainty Of derrlQrfnehgs- ID surrounding
circles. principally che fear Of politics. seems
TO rAraIyze action.
Bearish operations based on this timidity OF
support. sell alone 70 cause new depressions,
and such a situation Is, Of course. liable to
cerse drastic changes when confidence Is re
stored.
Liverpool writes thar Manchester is inclined
10 60 short on spots. but that any steady
market they would come I'm and cover, also that
Russia and the continent are buying spots there
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Tie following were the ruling prizes on the
r EeLanCe today:
Open High. Low. Close. Close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
DEBS is REPORTED
AS ATTACKING COURT

NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Eugene v Debs.
the Socialist leader. In a speech at the Athe
haem before large crowd last night denounced
Theodore Roosevelt, ptied John D. Rockefeller.
advocated votes FOR women" and flrsd a
verbal volley at the federal judiciary
Hebs was quoted as saying that there are
twelve federal judges sitting in the United
Stats who are the tools OF corporations, anG
that If ;'ths is contempt of court let them
make the best Of it,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
MARKET REPORTS

NEW YORK March 9.-rhe cotton market
opened steady az an advance Of lN4 points,
which was about In line with the cables, but
quickly reacted 20 the closing figures OF yes
teriay under a renewal OF scattering liquidation
OF local selling. Around 14.21c for May. how
ever, the market steadied on covering and fluc-
tuations during the middle Of the morning were
irregular.
Only comparative small orders were required
70 move prices.
Business continued quiet later in the forenoon.
but rpces held firm and about TO Is points
above the closing figures OF last night. While
there was no change In southern news as 70
preliminary new crop prospects, Chicago was rel
atively firm and showed the maximum advance
AZ midday.
Trading did not become any more active on
the advance. but prices held very steady during
the early afternoon and about IL to 20 points
above the closing figures OF last night ON APP
prenensions that high temperatures In the south
west might be followed by drouth reports, the
liberal exports and somewhat smaller receipts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
pRovrsroNs RY w1Rr

CHICAGO. March 9.--Hutter steady; creamer-
les lea 26e; dairies 15M21c. Eggs firm; re-
ceipts 1880 eases; at mark cases included, 10
ai0c; firsts 16lAe; prime firsts 1Tlac. Cheese
steady daisies 13 u a 13i5c; twins 11& a lie;
Young Americas 10 Z M14c long horns 10 y a lac.
Potatoes weak; choice 10 fancy 40d42c; fair to
good 36M3 Sc. Poultry unsettled. turkeys dressed
lSc hens live 13I5c; dressed 15c; springs live
l3lzc; dressed 15c. Veal steady, so 10 80 10.
wits. 7hase; go to So ID. WITS. 9l5G10hc; 50
to ITO 10. WITS. 11G1115c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
1rr ms srARr YOU IN BUSINESS.

LET US START you IN BUSINESS.
WE WILL furnish you $1,000 worth of religious
hooks aud Bibles on credit till FAN and teach
YOU now TO sell from $4,000 to 100000 worth
OF books per week, aud take notes from pur-
chasers payable next Fall VIII allow yo1
SI5o0 per Neek for expenses and show ycu
low 10 make from $4,000 to $4,000 per month.
No one but men u years of age and over with
GOOD character need answer. Don't write unless
YOU mean business. We are busy. and haven't
time TO lose with those who are not IN earnest.
State age give three business men as refer-
enccs No letters answered unless references
arc given PHIILIPS-BOYD PUBLISHING
COMPANY, No. ~ Trinity Avenue. Atlanta, Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

Live AGENTS Make Biz Money

your measure clothes. We furnish Won with
samples order blanks ard full inst rctions si,,on
request Our workmanship FAR superior to any
other mail order house. 40 capital IS required
Drop Us postal today Ola established house.
Boston Tailoring Co.. 81. Washington ST.. Bos-
ton. Mass.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

Mr. Loring Brown:
VIII you please tell me through the
columns of The Journal what the
trouble is with my chickens and give
me remedy for same? Their legs
become very scaly-great Jumps form
on them. which seem to be very Sore
and cause lameness. Any Information
you can give will be appreciated
Yours very truly,
Bailey, Ca, March 6, 1911.
ANSWER.
II you will use one pint of raw lin
seed oil and one. ounce of carbolic
acid and apply this thoroughly to
your chickens legs once every three
weeks, 1t will soften the scales and
YOU can then take an ordinary nail
brush and some warm water and the
scales will come off the chickens
legs. 1t is parasite. and the roosting
places should be thoroughly disinfect-
ed.
Mr.. Loring Brown;
Is there an infallible preventive of
mltes? If so, please let me hear
what II is through The Journal. Also.
what will destroy lice2 1 endeavor
to keep everything clean about my
poultry yard.
Very truly yours,
j. H. CUTLIFF.
Troy. Ala. March 3. 1911.
ANSWER
My article on mites in last We'd
nesday's issue of The Journal (March
u will tell you how to rid your place
of mites VIII have an article on lice
in The Journal later Watch for it.
Mr.. Loring Brown:
1 have been raising Rhode Island
Reds now for about three years and
like them o. k. except color. This /
do not like because when l sell the
eggs l cannot guarantee them to be
all same color when Matched and
Enquiries should be addresse
aI..-..A., Ic..... .l q M, o 90
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
WOMEN AND POULTRY

IT WISH l could impress upon the women
of this country the possibilities which
Ii the poultry business offers them. 1t
should appeal to them with peculiar EN-
phasis. Woman possesses more qntfl-
ties for success than man, She is more pa
tient and patience is winning card always
and everywhere, but especially in the poGi-
try business The everyday and everlasting
monotony of her domestic duties has given
her self pose and equilibrium rarely found
in men. BY nature she is more affection
ate and loves pets. Her mother nature crops
out in her fondness for the little ones liz
deed, she possesses every attribute for sue
cess She is patient She is painstaKng
She is faithful and throws her very soul into
it, There may be pursuits wherein maj Is
her superior, but in the poultry busi Tess
she is more than match for him, and often
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

consequently waste lots of time and
money answering and explaining why
the Reds breed this way. Now will
you tell me just what you think about
me getting rid of all of my Reds and
getting S. c. White Wyandottes, and
are they as good In every way as the
Reds? If not what fowl is like the
Reds except In color? / prefer a solid
color chicken SO there will be no risk
to run about them breeding true to
color. My Reds came from good
stock and are very good color, espe-
cially the males 1 raise and my pull
let's begin laying when about six
months old and they are all healthy
and lay. lay, lay. 1 have not had a
sick fowl since I got them. only some
times | have little one to die. If you
advise making a change, would you
get some eggs and raise some this
year. of breed / intend to get-then
buy some more to go with them next
fall? If so, where could find some
good fowls like you adviser l have
a splendid range for my fowls-an
ideal pasture and lawn with bermuda
in summer and burr clover in win
ter, and nice poultry houses. and 1
make nice little sums each year from
my birds. Now / hope you will find
time to write me a few lines and resi-
assured they will be appreciated.
MRS. FRANK NAMES.
Madison. Ga, March 2, 1911.
ANSWERS
/ would advise you to stick to the
Reds as you already have a good
stock of them. For general farm use
it is hard to get anything better BY
carefully selecting and mating your
best birds you can soon breed them so
that an extra large per cent Of them
will be good colors. 1t would be best
to spend the sum of money that you
would invest in some other variety in
better birds of the variety you now
have and breed them better 1t would
pay you far better in the end.
TO Loring Brown, Poultry Editor or
The Journal. Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

TOBACCO HABIT CURED or No COST. Har-a
less home treatment Of roots and herbs. sure.
pleasant permanent. Send your name now.
Nj. 10 Works T. wichita. Knnsns-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
NEW ORLEANS coTToN
SLOT COTTON

SLOT COTTON
Atlanta nominal. I4isc.
New York. steady. IA $4,000.
liverpool. steady, 59-lo0c.
New Orleans. steady. IA 9il6c-
Galveston, quiet. I44c.
Wilmington nominal. il4s4c.
Sayannah. nominal 14%c.
Norfolk. steady. l4Ac.
Baltimore steady. I4Ac.
Philadelphia. nominal, IA T0-lOO'.
Boston. steady. IA 4J-l00c.
Mobile. nominal. 1sHc
Charleston. nominal, 14%c.
81. Louis. quiet. 14Stc.
Little Rock. nominal. 14Ac.
Houston. steady. IL 7-l6c.
Memphis nominal. 14Hc.
Augusta. steady. AYE
Louisville. quiet. 141c. *H
Macon. steady. 14%c.
Columbia. steady. 14Lc.
Charlotte. nominal.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following uer~ fL.laS prices the
1if-s. siar'
Tone steady: sales. 5000; middling. 7.5sd.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 9.-cotton fu,
lures opened steady at an advance OF 70 >
points Gables we're about as expected. Proml
nent traders on the long side were good olu-
ders on the first call and Immediately after'
while offerings were rather limited. This gave
the market = good tone and an advancing ten
dency. The weather map indicated dry weather
over night all over the cotton belt and there
seemed 60 be no probabilities OF rain within
the next p hours. This also helped the mar
ket. AT the end OF the first half hour or
trading tie active months were to points
over yesterdays close
The market was very steady throughout the
morning session. The new crop months devel
0ped the most strength and acted very much
1vers0ld shorts were the best buyers and the
ring found Il difficult % supply the demand
from them. The old crops rose IN the race OF
pessimistic cablegrams from Liverpool telllng OF
poor trade conditions and more cuftaiiment
among spinners the continent At noon the
market was AZ its highest level IA points up on
the old crops and IS up on October.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange todsys
Tone stesdy; -imddiing Il 7-l6c; firm.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

heart left on. No breakfast food delc-
iods and nutritious. Nothing hotter for tired
people and delicate children. 100 pounds in
double sacks. freight prepaid to your station,
$500. j. Ed. Cabanss. Rice Farmer. KaSf
Harris Co. Texas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ca. March 9.-Spirits firm
- = q 00c; r0sin firm; water white, IS. TO-
uinsiow glass, s. .05: n IS 90: NJ IS 90: X
s. 30; I. s. 90; II. 81 Go; G. 81 so; +, 81 as
T. S5.25; D. $7-25; B. $7.17h@T. %; receipts
spirits. s9i rosin. l55.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
RuTTER. cHEEsE AND Eees

NEW YORK, March 9.-Butter steady; re-
ceipts. T,4TI. Creamery specials, 27c; extras,
- &c; firsts. 2Od2 3c; seconds 1Tdl9c; thirds
15Mi6t; eTesmey held. special. 1914 I17c; ex-
tras Ice; fiEsts. ITls@1skc; seconds. l6Q17e;
thirds. I5N l3iac; stnte dairy. finest, 24c; good
10 PRIME goa 23c; common TO fair 15dlOc; pro
cess specials. 1Snql9c; extras. 1se; firsts.
IS1s n lie. seconds. l5G16c; Imitation cream
ary firsts. 17u1Sc; factory. current make.
tirSts. lG6 l6sac; seconds. t59155sc
Chgese firm; receipts. 3.304. State. whole
milk specials. 14kgI6c; 90. September quail
ity. fancy coloIed. 14dl4Ae; do. fancy white.
laiAl14c; do. summer and fall colored.
ehoice. i2l5G13hc; do. white choice. 12is0
lie. do late fall. good to prime. 12c; do.
winter made best. 10hc; do. winter made,
common TO fair. 9a1Oci skins fair to spe-
cial 2U1Ic.
Eggs steady; receipts. 10. SEQ. Fresh gather
cd selected extras. 196l2Oc; do. firsts 17z q Use
do. seconds. 16hG11c; do. dirties. No. /.
Ice. No ,. 15c; refrigerator firstS 15c; do.
seconds.- 14W14Mc: stste. Pennsylvania ana
n arby heuuery white. 28a 25c; do. gathered
white. 22H PC. do. henuery brown, p q 22c; do.
gathered brown ami mixed. 1Sd19c; western
gathered white. 20ft23c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

q n a WEEKLY and expenses 10 men and
~ IN women 10 collect names, distribute
NJ " samples aud advertise. STEADY WORK
c. II. EMERY. VIC. SO. Chicago. ll.
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ATLANTA 1--we STOCK

Try W. n. White. Jr.. Of waite Provision Col
Quotations based actual purchases for the
current week.
Good to prime steers. 1000 to i.lOO pounds
Medium to good steers 500 TO 1000 pounds
az use.
4A64hc t4s
Medium to good beef cows. zoo to 500 pounds.
3lkQ4Ac.
sood to choice heifers coo TO 500 pound.
AZ 65c.
Medium to good heifers. coo to 700 pounds
3% 64c.
Above represent ruling pl ices on good quality
beef cattle. inferior grades and dairy types
selling lower.
Mixed common steers. If fat COO to 300
pounds. 3E64kc.
Mixed commo1 cows. IL fat. coo to 800 pounds
8h64c.
Mixed punches. common to air 800 to TOO
pounds. 2% 68Hc.
Good butcher bulls, sh@4c.
Prime hogs, 100 to 200 average. 81 30d7 so.
Good butcher hogs. 40 TO 100 average.
81 .30dT so.
Good to choice pigs. so to 100 average.
TL67Ac.
common TO medium pigs mixed go to Ieo
average. THQ7Kc.
Hcavy and rough hogs. zoo to 200 average,
I07hc.
Above quotations apply to prime corn-fed hogs
q fattened On pesnuts or ted only part corn
price would range from,b 10 Ike lower. ow.
ng - quality.
Cattle steadp. supply Of good cattle con-
tinues 10 come. Somewhat better demand for
medium grades at prices slightly in advance Of
week ago. Hog market easy with supply not
in excess of demand. Light stuff selling slow.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10
HORSES AND MULES

Following are current quotations on horse.
and mules: Market easier.
Horses; Heavy draft. good 20 choice. $1,000
225. southern horses. good to extra. S1;'0d190;
southern horses. fair to good, to0@13o; south
eIn horses. common, ST5diOO, drivers. choice
Sla5m225 Ilugs. &25R40.
Mules-14 hands Sen714C; 14h hands. $3.50
q leo: 10 haEds s1756210; 1914 hands. S1T56
eos
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GOVERNMENT wants help. write Immediate
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WILL START voc earning 81 daily at home
In spare time silvering mirrors: no capitals
free instructive booklet. giving plans of opera
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WE PAY $40 week and expenses to men
Y.s coHtracs H@DeTs Es Co.. f 6eps g.
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High salaries. Prepare now. Write today for
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WANTED Young men white and colored), to
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EVERY woMAN's FRIEND. A. " s. save
worry and disease. You need them. 81 pes
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GET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper containing
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young. old; Protestants Catholics; mailed. seal
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MARRIAGE PAPER free The most reliable
published Send for one. Eastern Agency, y.
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1--we STOCK RY VINE.

ST LOUIS March 0.--Cattle: Receipts 500,
including 100 Texans; steady; native beef steers
ers and feeders $3.50 5.65; Texas and Indian
steers $450qG.5O; cows and helfers Ss50Q
500; calves IN load lots $500MS.O0.
Hogs-Receipts II 600; steady; pigs and lights
$69097.20 packers $6.4O0710; butchers and
best heavy $6S5d7.15.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 strong; native muttons
49, 75M4.T5 lambs So. 50Gl6 40.
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5000 GOVERNMENT positions open. Write for
list. Franklin Institute. Dept 80. Roenes-
ter. N Y.
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YoU ARE WANTED for government position;
$50 month. Write for list of positions open.
franklin Institute Dept. Csc. Rochester. n. y.
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CHICAGO CASH QUOIAIIONB.
CHICAGO March Cash grain: Wheat
No. S9xM90Ac; No. ? hard S9hM91c; No.
northern a5n$1; No. northern 95N90 No.
? spring 90a05c; velvet ehaff S2q95c; durum
62fT soc.
corn--No. ?. asa 4elsc; No. white 46@4esSc;
No. , yellow 4Gis q 41c.
Oats-No. 20ac; No. ? white S1G31Ac;
standard 30z H31c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. March 9t-Cash wheat steady;
track No. , 92hM95c; No. ? hard 90M9Shc.
Corn firm: track No. , 46iac; No white
4Tc.
Oats firm; track No ? SOc; No 2 white 81 5sc.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. March Cash wheat UNI
changed; No. ? hard SIG97e; Ne. ? red 93a
g5c.
Corn unchanged; No mixed 4sAc No. 2
white 43I 83isc
osts uschsnsed; No. white sl@sse; No.
mixed 31Q32c.
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Enquiries should be addressed Poultry Editor
Atlanta Journal, Smyrna. Ca. The Journal Atlanta
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-10

AslGAhE : flAnl sight onen leads kidney. ane
% heart disorders memory ,sucica tcp
sne will power conuses oran induces hssaense
loss OF manly v=or shortena life. Let me send you ms toeh.
FREE Tells easily couqueriag the habit ne
as time gaining soace siven b. smokins ddress
=dw T. Woods, ga Sixth AV, 269 A, New fork. N. y.
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SELL FRUIT TREES
WE want good all over the Southern
States to sell fruit trees the coming year b.
our plan statesmen make big profits No trouble
to sell our stock. Terms very liberal. Write to
day SMITH BROS Dept. 20 Concord. Ga.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free The most reliable
published. Send for one. Eastern Agency. y.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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rrscE,IL.Ll ANnoUs

SWEET potato plants The Porto Rico Yam
The most prolific. the best keeper and best
eating of all potatoes, sl.50 per LOCO. Mike
Coward. Ona. Fla.
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GET neutrality-suspicious. paper containing
advertisements marriageable people from all
sections Of United States Canada: rich poor
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MARRY-Book OF descriptions and photos natl
ed sealed. free The Exchange. Box 500
V. ". Kansas City. Mo.
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MEDICAL

nFRnnNET Treated. Quick relief Re-
- htktktf-s9 n moves swelling and short
hEW breath in a few DAYS usually
In cives entire reief - to As daxs and effects cure
X1 70 to co days Write for trial treafrient free.
~ DR.. n n 6REE3is soNs, BoE X ATlAsTAs CA
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We PAYS8OA MONTH SALARY

furnish rig and al expenses TO Introduce pouy
sIcIsR COMPANY, x1S7; SPRINcFIEL0s ILLINOIS.
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aaHnnv Best plan on EARTH sent free Pho
MhHHV tos OF every lady member Tn
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MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY-AIarriage di-
rectory free Pay when married New plan
Box 314. T. j.. Kansas City, No.
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EVERY WoMAN'S FRIEND A. " s. save
worry and disease. You need them. 81 per
package. Booklet free DR.. w. G. Hebling
Box 40l1, West Philadelphia Pa.
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Personal

wANTED-Y Dung men (white and colored) TO
prepare firemen, brakemen. motormen
sleeping car and train p0rrers. Southern roads
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blank Name position wanted. Inter Railway
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