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tor.
day school, so they had no speaking
acquaintance with her.
II JUS wanted to talk to you" went
on the counterfeit Marie, sitting a
laugh and trying to talk like a girl.
81 think you're bout the sweetest lit
tie boy there Is and l want you to
come to my party"
81 sho' will" screamed the gratifed
Billy, IF Aunt Minerva'H femme.
What makes you talk so much like
Jimmy?"
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Young Mans Novel Test OF Sweet
hearts Affection Satisfied Him
on Ore Point.

Alphonse Marion Of Paris, a
young man OF Independent means
has found a novel way Of testing his
f%ancee's affection, with the result
that the engagement is now broken
of.
He called on the girl, Nile. Suzanne
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left the house, after telling his former
sweetheart what he thought Of her.
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Two Escaped Convicts Caught.

80
Columbia.-William CORDOBA and
Jim Kenny, two negroes, who some
time hack escaped from the Rlchlaud
county chaingangs, were returned Law
ing been apprehended by the police
of Hartsville. The men were brought
to Columbia by W. r. Black, who. was
sent for the men by w. F. Muller,
county supervisor. Williams was sent
to the gang for three years In October,
1909, for %carbreaking and larceny, and
escaped after serving about n year
of the term. He admits that he owes
the county two years.
Special Term of Court For Wlnnsboro
Winnsboro-A special term OF GRIM
inal court will be held here beginning
August 5 for the purpose OF hearing
the case of Ed Anderson, a negro who
it is alleged attempted a criminal as
sault on a white woman. The negr1
was chased for two days and was
finally captured on the railroad near
Biair's station and brought tc Winns-
boro. Violence was first feared. but
the intense excitement soon subsided
after the relatives of the woman stat
ed that they desired that the negro
be given a lega! trial.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03


chicks of
idea fumigate This burning
of
the middle of the closed for time is
splendid dsnfect ooders and Be careful
1t
allowed
before putting chickens back in.
carried out
bunch
Matched stock This has brought on
the winter
this
cent of chickens that
little be saved by using the
methods that outlined in this article
shed partly in the shade during
While of the greatest disnc
is chickens
getting not be
the little details connected with the raising
little constant details that have to be
from succeeding with this
This
demand
than Lots people think 1t is easy WORK
like succeed
people the poultry bust
world be fed and through
quickly other The
compelled produce It, and those
look after the little details are those who
make money Of the poultry business . !.
little chick nourhed into maturity
little
hope to raise large
of diseases 1t
better strength and nourish
ment la will diseases than
the little chickens systems p -5s,a4rr GyE.
become diseased and then attempt to --~-~~f
healthgc MAN.
truly,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03

description given do not think it
will amount to anything.
often in the summer while the
weather is hot chickens will become
sun-burned and parts Of their skin
that is exposed will become red and
sometimes after dipping chickens, es-
pecially if the solution is very strong,
it viii make the skin appear red. Buff
Orpingtons often show more or less
redness in their skin under their
feathers and especially on their legs.
There is nothing you can do TO rem
edy this and as long as it does not
effect them, it is no use to give It
and serious thought.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03

in trying some remedy you might try
a strong liniment of sons. kind, either
Mexican Mustang, Sloan's, or any
other good liniment, This might help
the duck, but ordinarily the fright
that she would receive from being
handled and it being applied would
do her more harm than, good. be-
heve 1t would be best to let her alone
and not bother her
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03


NEW YORK. Nay Cotton opened STEADY
AZ a decline of ] 20 points and during early
trading sold 4 q points net lower, WITH
the near months relatively easy on renewal Of
yesterdays liquidation Thew was good
deal q covering az the decline, which carried
the market itno low ground. as weh as con
Siderable buying for a reaction, and there Was
4 rally 70 about last nights closing hstore the
first hours cnd. Trading vas much less acufe
THAI yesterday and the market appeared 70 be
unsettled with the relatively steady ruling OF
Rew crop positions attributed 10 the western
belt forecast.
After railyiug 10 a net advance from 70 4
points toward the end ~ the first hour the
cotton market aEaln weakened under renewed
liquidation o. pressure with prices selling OFT
% net decline q . 70 10 points
The market ruled steadily covering IN the
afternoon and there MS evidently less long
cotton for sale Prices showed rally OF II
or Is points from the lowest
SEW yoEx ,coTToE
he following werD the ruiiag Quotauons g
fhf cotton exchange tcdays
Tone steady. niddfinr II s0-fOOc quiet.
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QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED,

pills or a. few adases of Glovers
vermifuge. 3 These Preparations can
be had of most any drug store. Do
not feed your ooK very much meat
If so, what yousgive him let 1t be
crooked. 'rs "74
Take one pit 81 raw linseed oil
and mix two OF. of earbolic acid
with it and grease the dog thor
oughly all over with this mixture.
He should be put in. a room or on
a plank floor FOR two or three days
after this is done
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Snow Am. A..

Please answer the following
questions in The Journal: Is it
the right thing to do and will it
pay to set turkey eggs under a
chicken hen? How should they be
cared for if Matched under a chick
en- hen? Would il be wise to
keep a chicken hen setting until
she matches two settings? If SO,
what should she be fed on?
Respectfully,
PETER PALMER.
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Feeding Little Chickens

IT. TITLE chickens should have
some green food also every
LIZ day, just what they will eat
up with a relish. If you give
them too much they will become
tired of it and will not relish it the
next day as they should. Overfeed-
ing kills thousands of little chick
ems. You must use judgment
enough to know how much and
how often to feed. Many a brood
of chickens that are not thriving
and are weak can be strengthened
and improved very much in a few
days by feeding at seven and ten
o'clock at night. You will be sur
prised to see how this will help a
week brood of chicks.
Everyone should look out for
lice and mites and Texas fieas.
They will sap the life out of a
brood of chickens almost before
you know it and when you get
these troubles on your hands it
will not do to neglect them, but
remove the insects at once, either
with a good insect powder or a
Very small amount of pure lard or
vaseline. Be careful not to put too
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.CZEM q

Crust, Weeping Skin, etc.
ECZEMA CAE BE CURED TO STAY ana
when / say cured. I mean just what ] say
C-U-R-E-D, and not merely patched up Tor
awhile, to return worse than before RemeIn-
hep make this broad statement after putting
ten wears of my time on this one disease and
handling in the meantime quarter OF mil
lion cases of this dreadful disease Now,
do not care what all you have used, nor how
many doctors have told you that you could not
be curetI-Rll ! ask Is just a chance TO show
you that know what ] an talking about.
III Won will write me TODAY, ! viii send you
FREE TRIAL of my mild, soothing, guaran-
teed cure that viii convince you more in a
day than / or anyone else could in a month s
dare you to give me chance to prove my
claims. BY writing me today you VIII enjoy
more real comfort than you had ever thought
this world holds for You. just try Il and you
will sec / am telling you the truth.
DELE. oannaday, 5e7 Park Square, sedalia, No.
References: Third National Bank, Sedalia. No.
Could you do better act than TO send this no.
tice to some poor sufferer Of Eczemas
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wv ORLEANS COTTON
By Associated Press.l

by Associates Ereta-l
. NV ORLEANS May Cotton FUTURES
opened steady. unchanged 70 I point up CON
pared with the close Of YESTERDAY. eaptes
weTe about a. doe. The weather map vas
favorable. A. vale the south vas cloudy pFae-
Ideally n rain was reported and this ed
10 selling oruers after the cali At the nlseest
In the early trading prices were 70 : points
M AZ the erd q the first half hour q nus-
i1ess prices we're polns under yesterday
Close Shnrts were inclined % take profits
o. he decline which save the market steaay
tone
Ar6und a. aiddIe az the morning the mar
ker disnlayed weakness under special selling
mich vas supposed 70 BE- the hguidation OF
long eoftan. ne short side. however. BE-
cane ever anxious for profits and commenced
10 hry heavily 10 realize. This huylne cnetA-
"a re teeiine: buying was augmented ~ tne
weather forecast OF showers for the western
half ~ TIE heit late in the morning the
TRACING months were 20 points over yes-
terdaY's clrse. 81 the lowest they were %
20 points under
At a net advance 81 % points.
Reports 81 raiHs In the cotton belt stFenStn-
ened tie market IN the afternoon and a.
o'cI0ck prsces were II 70 IL points over yes
NEW ORLEANS coTToH
ne following we're the ruling prices On N
Tose barely steady; middIing, II s-ieei
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MONEY ToLoAN

MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT Interest.
anywhere, with easy payment privilege, city
or farm property; good agents wanted. STANDARD
Home Co. 1908 Gambler Bldg, Atlanta.
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thing of this. kind has caused this
trouble.
BY using a Iniment of camphor,
sweet oil and turpentine, equal parts
and battle the effected parts every
day, I see no reason why il should
not relieve them of the trouble.
Union Point, Ga. r. F. D., No L.:
Will you kindly advise where We
could obtain crates for shipping eggs
in quantities? We have tried for some
time to purchase some but have
been unable to nd where we could
get them.
Thanking you in advance, We are,
Yours very truly
THORNTON POULTRY FARM.
ANSWER.
You can get shipping crates, also
the filters from the Nashville Egg
Case Filler company, Nashville, Tenn.
2l6, Luckie ST., Atlanta, Ga.
have a few Buff Orpingtons that
have something wrong with the skin
on the under side of their bodies. II is
a bright red, but not sore or broken.
the skin on their legs is but little eff
fected. What can do for them?
Yours truly,
OSCAR DOYLE.
ANSWER.
If there are no bad results from
the trouble referred to with your
chickens it is useless to bother with
them for treatment, and from the
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FOR sALE-sEED

NANCY HALL. potato plants s1.75 per 1000
Porto Rico yams $50 per 1000. Nike Co
ward. Wauchula, Fla
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CoMFARATIvk PoRT AEcEIpTs
ESTIMATED COTTON RECEIPTS

ESTIMATED COTTON RECEIPTS. 81
New Orleans expects tomorrow 1850 70 100
bales against 1884 bales last year.
Galveston expects Tomorrow 1000 TO 1900
bales, against 1.5Oo bales last year. irf
MONTHLY CROP MOVEMENT
Into sight during month Of April. T25,5S1
against s1T.o67 last year and 453,213 year
before. t
Into sight since September LIST to close OF
April, i4.T14,15S, against 11,231, $50 last year
and e,598 323 year before.
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&EQE COL1UN 2AAAE4
Atlanta steady, Ike.
New Tork. steady. IL 4oiOoc-
New OrIeans. steady. II e-lec-
Liverpool. steady. -s-lQod-
Gaiveston. steady. u7tc-
Savannah. steady, ll1e-
Norfolk. STEADY, Use.
BaltiuoHes seminal. 1l&c.
Wilmington. steady, 1hc.
PAL aielphia. II 65-iooe
Bosfon. steady, II fo-loOs,
MOBILE. steady. uAc
charieston- steady 1l&c-
Augusta. steady 11Sac-
Houstou quiet. II 11-16e.
Memphis. nominal. 1l&e.
louisville. quiet, lQA3e.
Macon. steady. l0r&c
Coiumbia. steady, IKE
Charlotte. steady. IL fa-1ooc
Little REX. quiet llase.
ST. Louis. firm. 114=
HAYWARD OLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW oRLEANS. Nay 2.-Liverpool showed
che fun decline Que a futures So, ana 60, quotes
cahie said: Market healthy on heavy liqui-
dation but balls are less confident
TIE nest important professional news from
New York vas that the leading spot house nad
ADVISED Its friends 70 liquidate owing 70 the
unfavorabla political outlook.
oar market broke % Ills for October soon
After opening, but rallied when the forecast
for the western states Eas announced The
map shows favorable and warm weather during
The past p hours. No rain except az rev
PeHts 2 asyss sse aqRs ne 11 e eoss iI Iso
Lated shoeers IN eastern half Of the belt. unset
tied amd prnbablv more precipitation Ia north
Tess Oklahoma northwest Louisiana and Ar
kansas owing 10 q Geld wave likely % brush
along tie rorthwestern portion Of the belt
Spots here are quiet and lower % SCH out
side 81 some demand for bone mills there are
NJ oriers u The market, and as the leadership
spot huuse q the country controls the polulon
81 consuHaers abroad. no improvement IN the
deuaud ~ looked for. Several more It's are
for sale ana spQt huyers say Texas points are
offerfng mere freeiY and also shipping for
fenler The amount OF cotton which zane
into sIeht during April is T5.5ST. against
81 .O6o 3iast year ant crop Int sight 70 the
ahd 81 ApriI f4TfA 1Ss. against II 81, $50.
Tie marker after reacting to 1l--5 TOR Oc-
tnher aEsiE dropped rapidly on hqutdatiou 20
n "A FER October. where i settled for the
tinae beinr The market Is uervous snd sh0ws
ranr holdin< poser- Tales strong interests
deferd me bun side systematically hallish news
crop derflcpments viii constantly have 90 face
The saverse effecf On prices OF the enormous
oversuppiy for this season -.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH Ga. NAY 2--Splrits firm. 40
% 4sLcs sales nohe Resin. firm. water white,
sssxL K. mso: I. s6sO: H. s6TTIs; G,
x6s5; =. s6.To. % Sa.T5s d, $3.50 to $50; B.
$500. sales nones- spirits receipts, SOS;
rosin receipts $3.50.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE.
ST LOUIS. May 2---Cattie-Recepts. $500.
ineluding 100 Texans; steady Native beef
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corToN on 49,
CARPENTER, BAGGoT g. CO.'S COTTON
LETTER

NEW YORK, May 2.-Buying around the
opening was fairly good but on the rally OF
few points the selling seemed 70 become gen
eral most Of which came from those who bought
yesterday. 1t Is not believed that the -iiqdida-
fion h VET over. stiu there Is no evidence OF
anv large lines banging ever the market or
course We cannot expect the market 10 recover
fran the shock Of Yesterday IN a rev hours.
worse, we may expectla good upturn.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03

/ want to talk to you-straight
from the shoulder about whiskey.
There are so many claims made these
days that the man who wants real,
good, pure, straight whiskey is con-
fused. The only way to get ito
get good, pure, straight whiskey, is
to find the man you have faith ina
man you believe in-then buy from
him. What l say here doesn't prove
that / sell honest goods-the proof
Icomes when you buy from me and find
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03
ANSWER

It is all right to set turkey eggs
under chicken hens, but it is best
to raise the little turkeys with a
turkey hen. If you raise them
with a chicken hen the hen should
be confined in a coop and. the lit
tie turkeys allowed their liberty.
DO not turn the hen out until they
are at least three to four weeks
old.
1t is not a good idea to make
a chicken hen set on two settings
of turkey eggs before having a
rest, as it wil1N be more than apt
to make her weak, and it is against
the law of nature. 1t is all right
to set u hen on two settings of
hen eggs without a rest. but eight
weeks is rather long to keep hen
on the nest. During the time
hen is setting any Of the scratch
feeds on the market. also corn,
wheat and oats are good for them.
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EDUCATIONAL

THE Library school Of the Carnegie Library Of
Atlanta Georgia, offers a completes course
Of training for library work. For catalogue.
address Principal Library school. Carnegie IA,
brary. Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03

Midland, Cal wish to ask you
question in regard TO a disease, or
I suppose it to be a disease in poul-
try.
One of my peighbors. at least
two months ago noticed little knot
or growth on a henss gill. This
knot or growth has extended across
to the other gill and knot under
her throat fully as large as her
head and now she has several other
hens affected the same way. They
all seem to eat hearty and dc not
show any signs of being sick
Will you please tell me through
your next issue the cause and give
remedy for. same. Yours truly,
J. c. REESE.
ANSWER.
I have never seen or heard of the
disease you mention. As long as it
does not effect the chicken you need
not be uneasy about it. Often 1 have
seen both male and females have
their wattles frozen after a cold spell
of weather and they would become en-
larged, but in most cases it would
disappear, It is possible that some
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SELL FRUIT trees, summer work for teachers,
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MIsCEIIlANEous

REGISTERED o. I. @. pigs for sale from highly
bred stock Mated no kin. Prices right.
Owen Bros, Bedford City, Va, Route 2.
BE DETECTIvE-Earn from $50 to $500
per month"; travel over the world. Write
c. T. Ludwig, 1881 scarritt BIds. Kansas
City, Mo.
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ANSWER.

II you will stick pin hole in the
end of each egg before it is boiled
you viii ind it will be different when
cooked. 1t will let the watery sub
stance out that cannot get out now.
The water should be boiling hot
when the egg is put in.
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oHIoAao rAopucE MARKET.

CHICAGO. May .2.-Butter, steady; cream
cries s2sGS1c: dairies, 24a2sc.
Eggs weak. receipts. S1,T62 eases; az
MARI. cases included, 15lse; ordinary firsts
16tse firsts. I7AM1sc.
Cheese steady; daisies, 16A d1Tc; twins,
l6ls aie4c: young Americas. 1T&l7Ac; long
horns 16Ldl6l5c.
sin. T5cf7Si-O0. Michigan and Minnesota 0te'
Poultry steady: chickens, 1880.
N-nn "A de
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wANTED-MALE HELP

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FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-16

Miss Lucille Byrd is in Oklahoma
City as delegate to the state Christ
ian Endeavor convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-16
THE BOUNDARIES
'ARE CHANGED
PRESIDENT ISSUES PROClAMA-
TiON ALTERING NATIONAL
FOREST BOUNDARIES.
: (Ey Winfield Jones)

Washington, Oct. 15.-The presi-
dent has issued a proclamation max
ing alterations in the Superior Nation
al Forests boundaries, the net result
of which IS to increase the gross area
of the forest from 10000 to l,276,-
100 acres. The corrected boundary
includes 3S0,555 acres of new land
wnIe IL eliminates IA, ,455 acres pre-
viously included.
The Superior National Forest lies
in the northeastern corner OF Mime
sofa. between Lake Superior and the
Canadian line. At present it contains
little timber of merchantable size,
practically all the original stand hav-
ing been removed or destroyed by
fire before the national forest was
created The Government is, how
ever, holding and protecting the land
for the sake of the future yield OF
timber which it will produce under
forestry methods.
Practically none of the land has any
agricultural value, and unless used TO
grow trees it must remain mere
waste. To grow timber it must be
protected from fire. The areas now
added are in general character simi-
lar to those previously embraced with
in the forest, and will be protected
and administered along the same
lines.
The eliminated portions are made
ND principally of private holdings and
contain too small an amount OF land
suitable for forest purposes to make
it worth while for the government to
retain the areas in the forest.
Throughout the Superior forest the
percentage of alienated land is heavy,
and the same is true Of the portions
newly included, so that the amount
of government-owned land added to
the forest is much less than the gross
area figures would indicate.
Under the proclamation the elimi-
mated lands are withdrawn for class
ification, following which they will
be restored to settlement and entry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-16

lily averages six, there is a farming
community in this country OF over
thirty millions, or one-third of the
entire population
As far as they are concerned the
supposed opposition between can
italist and laborer, OF which the
socialists make so much. is mere
nonsense; so declare many who
have studied the subject.
According to the socialist plan for
the collective owne' ship of land, all
the farming land of the country, as
well as all the other, would be seiz-
ed, confiscated in some manner, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-16
SOCIALISTS PLAN
LAND OWNERSHIP
OWNERSHIP OF
LANDS TO MlSLEAO THE FAR
MER OVER TO THEIR CAUSE.
CBy Robert Compton,

Washington, ID. c., Oct ID
Leaders of the republican, democrat.
ic and progressive parties, learning
from advices received from nearly
all sections of the United States
that the vast farmer vote is in many
instances being misled by the claims
of the socialist party campaigners,
have been inquiring at the various
government departments for statls-
tics showing the value of the farms
of the country, the number of farm
owners and the amount of the far
mer vote.
Their plan is to enlighten the far
mer as to just how he personally
would be effected in the event, re-
mote though it is, of the socialist