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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
d, WINCHESTER GUNS AND
AMMUNITION, THE FIRST
CHOICE OF EXPERIENCED
HUNTERS.

Name over the prominent hunters
and explorers and inquire what guns
and ammunition they useS, and you will
find that most of them use the famous
Winchester guns and ammunition. Why
is this? Are such experienced men
actuated by sentiment in buying their
shooting equipment? No! they want
guns and ammunition that they know
can be depended upon and in making
such a choice lies the reason for much
of their success. They select Win
chester guns and ammunition because
they know they are absolutely reliable.
Then. too, Winchester guns and am
munition are made in calibers and sizes
for all kinds of shooting, which gives
a full range of selection. Another
point about Winchester guns and am
munition is they are moderate in price,
although unsurpassed in material,
workmanship and finish. The oft-used
expression, Shoots like Winchester"
indicates the general opinion held OF
winchester firearms. 1t should. be a
guiding stone in selecting an equip
ment for fall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ment-)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
Science Understands
10. the Stomach
Treating Indigestion with Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets Is an Exact
Science. They Give Quick
Relief. o., -ss

Medical men have learned more
about the stomach than perhaps any
other vital organ. They have dis
. covered why the stomach rebels at
certain conditions-what causes the
formation of gases-what causes flat
ulency. heartburn, dyspepsia, burning
Sensation brash, and all the other dis
orders Of the stomach. '
They have gone further. They have
found remedies for all these Affections,
these results Of improper digestion.
They have. learned that pepsin, hydro
chloric acid and fruit salts are power
ful digestants that relieve quickly
and surely all the troubles to which
the stomach is subject. They have
discovered that one grain of these
properties will digest 5000 grains OF
food .t
: Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine. They are a scientific COM
pound that supplies the stomach with
the digestive agents which it is itself
unable to provide. When your stom-
ach is sick and not working right
when it fails to give out enough Of
the digestive juices to properly take
care OF the food you eat, these tablets
viii make up the deficiency. You
will digest thoroughly.
You never can tell just when your
stomach is going back on you. IT
gives no warning. If you eat a big
meal. if you eat hurriedly. take one
of these little tablets. You will avoid
a lot of pain and misery.
Some of the most prominent men
carry these tablets in their vest pock-
cts when they attend banquets, ETC.,
and never fail to take them.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists, at soc a box.--( Adver-
tisement).
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF
COTTON CROP 12,700,000

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-An unofficial esti-
mate OF 1912 cotton crop OF the United states,
based upon reports issued by the government
wednesday, places the total production OF cot
ton at about IL, 900 bales Of 500 pounds
each. This estimate, reckoned after the gov
ernment's methods, Is based upon the figures
declaring the condition OF the crop to have
been 69.6 per cent Of normal on Sept. %, or
81 per cent better than the average eondi-
ton OF that date for the past ten years, but
one-half Of / per cent porrer than the condi-
tion last year.
A second report announced that 3,O1b,O3S
bales OF the crop had been ginned prior TO
Sept. IS, compared with 3,676,594 bales ginned
10 that date last year, when 1856 per cent of
the entire crop had passed through the ginners'
hands. Reckoning the percentage OF the crop
ginned this year to be the same as last, the
crop would figure out about 12,T0o,OO0 bales,
figures.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

about faherng during he hot summer months.
This birds mOud unusually early fowls
should selected Matching
Old
pulets cock birds BY mating this
mated There another Matching chickens
winter there always good bers entire
winter dispose off
during and fall
average especially
months raising chickens could
il
there short poultry
into months kind
there but little time poultry, and
scarcity of both fowls all
will
quickly price
made greater demand for poultry than
before.
It is policy
culng of fowls should be
specimens that expect for during the
months.
that
stopped
small that win admit drafts will trouble
almost before know will be in flock and is
litter should provided for the scratch
to last through the winter months
should dipped Immediately while the
pleasant
neither will their hatch we'll they infested with in
with insects them they will
not well the entire winter
chickens better winter
time with good breeders and good ncubatOrs
attention chick
good dry quarters should be provided for them
LORING BROWN.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
GOV. WILSON RECEIVES
A GIANT WATERMELON

sEAGIRT. N. J., Oct. 2-The last day
Of Governor wileon's stay at Seagirt
was made memorable by the receipt of
q giant watermelon from the governors
home state, Virginia. When the wrap
pings were removed IL was found the
sender had carved portrait of Cover
nor Wilson on one side Of the melon
with the legend. "a winner" done in
Jack knife lettering beneath it.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

S5.OOas.OO: COWS and heifers, $3.25@6.O0;
calves in carload lots S5.O0d6.5O.
Hogs-Receipts $500; 1Oc to l5c higher; pigs
s sSd ashts Best tO ses1g sso sss iSa
sheep-Receipts $500; steady native NUT
tons, $3.50d3.65 lambs, $55O@6.O0.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS =.
,(By Associated Prsss.)
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.--Cash:
s4asee; No. : red, 81 ooai. o3i No. 3, 9ocG
Corr Corn, UNCHANGED to 1sc higher; No. 2 mixed,
s7ci No. 3, e8@e7kc; No. white, 7Oci No.
= Oats Oats unchanged; No. white. ssha34c; No
? mixed, S2sl @3Sc.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
OBJ Associated Presa.l
NEW YORK, oct. 3.-Butter steady: re-
oeipts, 1881 tubs, Creamery extra, S2@Sx1sci
process extras, 20@261sc; imitation creamery
firsts 24924hc; factory June make ftrsts
% n 924e; current make nrsts, Z5ei state
dairy tubs finest, zee; good to prime, 2S824lsc;
common to fair, 22623c; process extras, 2o1s
G261se; firsts, 23h@24ei seconds, 22@23Iae
factory current make, frsts, 23924c; seconds
22d2Sc packing stock current make, 2lg22c:
Cheese strong; receits, 2,746. state whole
milk colored, special, 17he; do. average
fancy 1914 d16hei new, white spe-
eiaI. l6E Q17e; do. average fancy, lshei
state whole milk, new, undergrades, 14415Aci
poor to fair, i2914c; new specials, 11@12c;
new choice. 9AG1Oc; skins, undergrades' SAG
1870. 49,.
Eggs steady; receipts, 1850 boxes. fresh
gathered extras, 816S4c; firsts, 22hQ23hc;
fresh gathered dlrties, No. 1, 2O@201ac; No.
2, l5a16c; fresh gathered checks. prime, lS9
ice; poor to fair, 12d14c; refrigerator special
marks fancy and local storage, charges pads
23lS d24l5e; do. nrsts, 1s@20c; do. poor. 1S8
zoe; do. dirties. 17919c.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Oct. .-Butter-Creamery,
gee; flrsts. 27e; seconds. 25e; packing STOCK
22hc.
Eggs-Extras, CSC; firsts. 225 G2sc; seconds,
lie. 20
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ANSWER

do not know where it would be
possible in the south to get a suf-
ficient supply of fresh eggs to keep
a store going. The only way that
this could be done is to have a suf-
ficient number Of chickens yourself
10 know positively that you are
getting strictly fresh eggs. It is
impossible to buy strictly fresh
eggs on the open market in given
quantities the year around, and
they are always scarce from July
until February.
A supply house of this kind would
have been started long ago in At
lanta If II had been possible TO
secure a sufficient quantity of fresh
eggs to keep 1t going. There are
several parties in Atlanta now sup
plying eggs supposed to be fresh
and guaranteed. These eggs are
mostly Tennessee shipped eggs, are
candled and while they are large
per cent good eggs, they are long
ways from being fresh. There Is a
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d.
The writer read your article with
the greatest interest in Sunday 8
Journal about a chicken store in At
lanta, and having advocated such a
thing to a friend the day before,
and having been for some years past
a breeder of good fowls it came
home very forcibly.
If such a store were started
where could the first supply of eggs
be had to start it off and is there
anywhere now that continued
supply could be procured for such
a store if it were to start at once
would be pleased to have your
IDEAS as to the method Of operating
such a store.
Thanking you in advance. am
-. T.. =.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
Fall FTatched Chickens

~ URING the next six months
I'D is the very best best time dn3s,,.t to
over the entire south. II more
chickens were Matched during the
winter months eggs would be more
plentiful during late summer and
early fall. Besides, the cool
weather that we have during win
ter seems to be ideal conditions to
grow young chickens in this eli
mate.
Furthermore, a large per cent of
the birds that do the winning at
the early fall shows every season
are usually Matched in December
and January. Many of the eastern
breeders hatch a few birds during
these two months so that they
can have them fully matured for
the early fairs.
When our Matching seasons are
practically changed here l believe
there will be far less danger of loss
by sorehead and roup among our
fowls. As a rule the birds that
bring sorehead and roup into our
hocks are late spring or summer
Matched chickens that are slow
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
FOR SALE

Pine farm 400 acres, miles south Of
NIilledgeville, Ga. Good Groom dwell
ing. barn and stables tenant houses,
we'll watered. fine neighborhood, good
school and church. Apply 20
JAMES L. BARNES, 1Eillsdgeville. Ca.
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ANSWER.

Slobbers in rabbits is usually caused
from improper feed. 1t is a disease
that seems to be customary with the
keeping of rabbits. BY feeding fry
alfalfa hay and dry oats it can be
prevented to a large extent.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
ANSWER

Mr.. T. M. Poole, Atlanta, Ca, is
secretary of the Southern Internation-
al Poultry association and a little lat
er when the premium lists are out
he will mail you one If you make
application for samea Tt costs $1.0O to
enter a single Bird. or $500 to enter
a pen. This entrance fee is charged
for coping, feeding and attention,
and after your birds are turned over
to the association they will be prop
erly cared for. The Southern Inter-
national will be pleased to have an
entry from you.
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ouEsTION.

Atlanta, Gs--NilI you please tell
me what causes nj tie rabbits to have
"slobbers," how to prevent it. and how
to treat with it? Is it. conta gi9NS q
/ have lost so many with 1t this sum
'iner although I have tried to feed
them so carefully.
Will very~mubh appreciate an early
eply. II
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
BE A DETECTIvE-Earn tfrem $3.50 to $500
per month; travel. over the world Write
C. T. Ludwig 1881 Searritt Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo. s% ~4
TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR no COST"
HARMLESS home treatment OF roots and herbs.
Sure, pleasant, permanent, send your name
quick. Nj KO CO.. suite i, Wichita, kans.
FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS.
If YOU would like to own a brand new 80
pound feather bed and pair 6-pound pill
lows, mall me $40. win ship them 90 you
and pay the freight to your depot. Best A..
c. A. feather ticking guaranteed all live, new
feathers; IL not as advertised, yonr money
back Write for circulars and order blanks
Address d. NJ. Martin, Box las. Griffin, Ga.
SELLING out to change business I have for
sale T5 single comb Rhode Island HE'D hens
end Is ROSTERS. These are April Matched chick
ems and guarantee them TO be the best. They are
perfect show birds. good layers, healthy and
young Price 81 per head or 81 90 per trio. 40
particulars; only as above. Prices Wlll not ne
reduced on more than a trio, Send today as
The supply is short and they Will go fast Cash
with order. Money back il not satisfied H. ).
COogler, Fort Valley, Ca
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NV 0RLEANs C0ITON
Nv Ar.ociataa Press.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 5.-CCotton futures
cnened steady. unchanged to point no com
nsred with tire closing level OF yesterday.
Cables we're slightly lower than due and the
weatber map was considered to. be very favor
abe. Neither 81 these features however. stim-
ulated selling for short account. A moderate
demand was IN evidence IN the early trading
but Il was met ~ only slender offerings
shorts were inclined % take profits Immedi-
sicily after the call prices were 70 points
ID. The market became duf and prices sagged
= little. stauding 4 70 5 points under Sesrer-
days last prices e the end q the fret half
hour % business
Toward the middie OF the morning the mar
ket ala better because Of TIRE lack Of selling
orders and q snail. but steady demand which
proved very pulling % scalpers on the short
side. The Weather forecast vas favorable as
fair weather vas promised practically the en-
tire cotton belt and this led 20 some selling
from the country. but no pronounced pressure
vas In eridence az any time during the morn
ing. At the highest the trading months were
Il points over yesterdays close. At noon they
were over.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices On rne
excheuge today.
Tone stesdy; middIIng 1Ilke. very STEADY.
Last Prev.
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October ... 1879 lI.ol 1919 1922 1870 1850
December 100 lilo 1921 lO.9s 1921 10. %
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta, quiet, IL lice.
New York, quiet, 11Ac.
Liverpool. steady, 9 SI-iOOd
New orleans, very steady, 1isc.
Galveston. steady, Ike.
savannah, steady. 1Ogsc.
Norfolk, quiet. 1Ihc.
Baltimore, quiet. 11Isc.
Wilmington, steady. lie.
Philadelphia, steady, 11i4c. 81
Boston, quiet. Ike.
NOBLE, nominal. s,-y
Charlotte, steady, lie.
Augusta, steady. IL l-lsc, -....,
Houston. quiet. IL 3l6e. .--t- p.
Memphis. steady, 1ilzc. s
Little RoeE, quiet. 11Isc.
Charleston, stesdy. 1IIsc.
st. Louis. firm, 1850.
Louisville. firm, 11l8c.
Macon stsady IOstc.
HAYWARD & cLAKK1s COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-The weather map
shows. very favorable conditions. fair In the
western states partly cloudy elsewhere. Ne
rain except few sprnkles along the coast.
Warmer generally. Indications for stationary
conditions, except there may be mlOfe IN the
southeastern quarter There is also some dis
turbance developing In the east gulf
Liverpool came in poorer than due with fu-
lures a. much as S lower. spots 10 lower,
sales 1900 bales. .t- eE 10
Our market opened a few pcints higher,
declined = little but on more general de-
msnd 10 cover advanced TO 11.07 for December
There seems 70 be more inclination to halt
around IL cents and fear OF bad weather in
opments OF the gulf disturbance contributed
70 the support.
war neEs, however. will have the greatest
influences on the. market. So far there -
n0thlng new in this direction.
, The intosight for the week points TO around
$4,000 against e0o,25O last year and Sl2'sSs
NAVAL STORES
! sAYANNAH. Ca. Oct. s.-spirits firm. ssh
sssse sales 400 resin firm IatsF " whi ss
X, S6.5Ss l.. 50. sT5s; II. Se.4Ilsi 9, SO a y;
y, 81. 4254 +, $500. ID, Se.3Thi B, $3.50.
Sales spirits 69i; rosin, 2,I24
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
tBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Cash grain;
Wheaf-No.- 2 red. 81 .O26l1 %; No. hard,
s1G92lse; No. / northern, e2qe51sS; NO; :
northern, SS192c; No. spring, se9Slci viewer
ehaff. s5f9ic; durum. slG soc.
Corn-No. ?, 67lsu6SAc; No. white, 69U
69isc: No. yellow, 6s& d69hc.
oats-No- white, s4954|sc; standard 1914
No. rye. 6sls96ec.
Barley, 48Gg6e.
Timothy seed. 81 .5Od4 90.
Clover sede, I5.O091S.0O.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
CBy Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS. oct. Cash:
wheat higher; track No. 9 red, 81 .O561 ora;
No. hard, e0h Ge3lac.
Corn higher; track No. 2, zoe; No. WHITE
oats steady; track No. ? s29sas4c: No. =
white. sc. -.l.-
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
CBy Associated PresA.)
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-Cattle: Receipts $500
Including $500 Texans; steady. Native beef
steers. s55Oa1O.T5; Texas and Indian steers,
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GUUD FAHM EUh o1ALL. -
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY -ONE ACRES,
CLAY SERSOIL LAND. 49, SENENIA-klAk
ACRES IN CULTIVATION, WIRE FENCED
SIX-ROON FRAMED HOUSE AND NEW
TRAINED FORTY-FOOT SQUIRE ST0GKADE
AN sCAIOKE HOUSE AND TENANT HOUSE:
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BABC0ck DEPOT
AND B0YKIN, GA PRICE t$23. PER ACRE.
I. L. JACKSON, B0YKIN, GA.
FARM FOR sALEAA nice FARM Of nearly 100
acres within liz miles OF HawkmsVile, about
30 acres in cultivation, balance Woodland. No
waste land. Has a nice Groom modern home.
comparatively new, with barn md other out
houses. This is splendid opportunity 10 buy
a nice farm near the best town In Georgia For
particulars address or call on DR.. A. A Smith,
HawkinsYille, Ga, .--a.
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QUESTION.

lONs
Atlanta, Gal am interested in the
coming poultry shows. I have never
entered any birds in a show, and
therefore l am in darkness as to how
to proceed. viii you please give me
some information?
4 want to know how much it will
cost to enter coop of four hens and
one cock, and how much to enter a
single bird. When will the show be
here and to whom must 1 make my
application of entry to? VIII l have
to feed the chickens while they are
in the show room or is there someone
hired to look after the birds?
Hoping to get this information at
your earliest convenience, am,
th,E g. ttt W. 7, Il
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

AGENTs-Biggest snap in years. The New
Dolned Portraits, sell like mad. Qulcker-Bet
ter-Bigger Profits. Write today for full partle
MARS. free Orange Portrait Co., Dept. 5l8I.
1885 W. Adams St, Chieago
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wANTED-sALEsMEN

TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesmani good pay
steady work and promotion; experience IN
necessary as we will give complete instruc-
lions piedmont Tobacco. Co., Box BIZ, Dan
vile, Va.
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2 QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

big difference between fresh eggs
and good eggs.
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RENEWED BULL SUPPORT
CAUSED RISE IN COTTON
Market in New York Closed 8
to 6 Points Higher Than
the Previous Close


NEW YORK. Oct. action opeued steady
at unchanged prices 20 an advance Of points
On covering and buying for a reaction after
yesterdays big break. However. private al
vices reported large offerings Of actual IN
Liverpool, there Was considerable southern sell
Ing. and shortly after the call the market
eased off 20 q net loss % 1 % points prac-
ticallv % Wednesday's low level Large SPOT
houses were good buyers on this break and the
market later In the first hour rallied 10 9 net
advance of or points on continued covering
and In ruulors that storm signals bad been or
eered for the gulf cosst.
Rumors % an approaching gulf storm were
lot confirmed but the market continued very
steady late in the Afternoon. on the tax or q
better trade demand ard further covering with
prices az midday shout IS 20 IL points net
higher.
The market was less active during the early
afterncou and prices eased off OK points
from the best under realizing.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following Esre the ruling prices on the
erehange tcisy.
Tore steady; mlddifng. 1iiSc; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

ACTIVE. permanent agents for lamp chin
news that won't break Make SO to 81
n day. No capital required; sales made quick
ly al every mouse. You simply throw chimney
on floor, or roll down stairs, or heat and plunge
into cold water Send soc today for sample
nv prepaid express and begin at once. ArmOr
Plate Lamp Chimney Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
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SECRETS for women. Send &c stamp for cat
alogue Of rubber necessities toilet goods, rem
edies, Fairbanks Supply House, IL Is, so Wabash
Ave, Chicago
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A rrATmcs PORTRAITS 35c. FRAMES 15e.
A1GN - Sheet pictures 1cs Stereoseopes 25c-
Views 1e. so days. credit. Samples and catalog
free, Consolidated Portrait Co., Dept. 5lS6.
1927 ". Adams St., Chicago.
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WIDOW. 80 comfortably situated; would marry.
Confidential. s., Box So, Toledo League, To-
iedO Ohio.
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FOR SALE


APPLER OATS. Selected Rust Proof 81 per bu.
j. A. Turner AewOrth, Ga.
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HRHTEM man or woman. all spare time. TO secure
WAN ~ Information for us. Experiences not neees-
sary Nothing sell. GOOD PAY Send stamp for par
tie1IarS Address ~. g. 4, Ind ansPofis tndisna
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PERSONAL

MARRY-Many rich, eOngenial and anxious for
companions interesting particulars and photo
free The Messenger, Sta. D., Grand RAPIDS
Mich.
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WANTED-AGENTs

LIFETIME opportunity for agents and crew
managers, selling fibre brooms direct from LAe-
torv Otulasts 4 corn brOoms, sweep easier
cleaner Guaranteed. Exclusive territory. sam
pie Acc Particulars free. Friedrich, 2205 state
street, Chicago.
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MARRY Wealth snd Beauty. Marriage Directory
Free. Pay when married. New Plan. Box 3l4
526 j. D.. Kansas City, no.
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MARRY Many wealthy members. VIII marry.
All ages. Description free Reliable Club,
Dent 50. Boy 2es. Oakland. Cal.
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| MARRY-Book OF Descriptions mailed sealed
free; mauy wealthy THE EXCHANGE, Box
| 525 J. l., Kansas City, Mo-
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable
published. Send for one Eastern Agency.
% Bridgeport, Conn.,.
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uHnnU Best plan on earth. sent free. Pho
MHUuV tos OF every lady member. The
WHnn Pilot. nept. 81. Marshall. Mich.
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MARRY-Thousands, wealthy, will marry soon,
ali ages nationalities; descriptions free.
Western Club, Dept. PCS, Market, San Fran
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-24

Did you see the bed spread, shams and
scarfs to match, at Naughan'sl