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Staying in Tennessee
Attributed to Old Feud

WINCHESTER. Tenn. Aug. 1S.-
John Baumgartner, furniture deal
Prince met in front of Mimms' cafe
Sunday morning at O'Clock when
without either saying a word, au-
thorities said, the former jerked on,
an automatic pistol and emptied il
INTO Prince's back and side, killing
MIN. An encounter had been feared
by their friends for some time Do.
mestlc trouble is said to have beer
at the bottom of the affair.
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Capt, H, BiIIingsIey Returns
From 0IympiCs With Eight
Medals and One Trophy,
Holds Other Records Also

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. IS
Returning from competition in the
Olympics, in which the American
rifle and pistol team triumphed,
Captain II. Billingsley, former Clai-
borne county young man, is visiting
celatiVeS here Eight medals and
one trophy were won in the Olym-
pics by Captain Billingsley. He is
also holder Of dozen worlds pistol
records, owner of II trophies valued
at $4,000 and 1870 medals. best all
rol nd pistol shot in the United
States and has other records.
He will take part in the national
pistol matches at Camp Perry, Ohio,
i'm September, as defending champion
in five classes.
Worlds Record Score
Last year. Captain Billingsley
reached the peak of his pistol eX-
PLOTS in the national matches, win
ming match A, any revolver in the
United States, with worlds record
score of 4S3 out of a possible 800.
His nearest competitor scored 474.
In Glass B, any pistol, he set the
record of 489 out of a possible 500,
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MARRIAGES ILLEGAL
AFTER AUGUST 18,
MLEND0N HOLDS
Continued from Page y

riage licenses are asked, and if there
be any grounds Of suspicion that
the female IS d minor under the age
OF eighteen years, such ordinary and
his deputy shall refuse to grant the
license until the written consent Of
tie parents or guardians, if any,
coat rolling such minor, shall be pro-
duced and filed in his office; and
any ordinary who, himself or deputy,
shall fail t. post in his office facts
pertaining to the application, or W ho
shall issue u license in violation of
the time provision. shall knowingly
grant such license without such con-
sent, or without proper precautiOn
in inQuiring into the fact of minor
ity, D. for the marriage Of & female
to his knowledge doniciled in an
other county, shall forfeit the sum
of So for every such act, to be re-
covered at the suit of the clerk of
the superior court, and added 20 the
educational fund of the county.
THE posting of said notice may be
dispensed with in case the parents
or guardian of the female appear in
person before the ordinary and con
sent in writing to the issuance Of
5; id license"
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

December. 2562: January, 23.5S; Mare
5.02; May, 2G.09.
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NEW YORK COTTON

TIC IOIIOWIHs WeTe VIIe IuIEHe PIV0' "
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling 2S.20c; quiet.
Last Prev.
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American Boy Scouts
Victors at lamboree

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 1S.-The
American Boy Scouts were awarded
the highest number of points for
their participation in the interna-
tional scout jamboree, which ended
here yesterday, thus winning the
prize cup offered by King Christian.
The Americans scored ISL points.
against 172 for the British scouts
who took second place. The award
is unanimously indorsed by the
newspapers today.
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DEMOCRATS DE:RIDE:
REPUBL| CAIl CLAIM
Of EUROPEAN TRUCE
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

Especial Leased Wire to The Journal-Copy
right. 1920
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Accept-
ance on all sides Of the Dawes plan
for the settlement of the separations
problem will have its reflex in the
political campaign.
The Republicans are openly claim
inc credit for the achievement, of
fering it as Il concrete answer to
the charges of their opponents that
nothing has been dOae during the
Republican administration toward
co-operation with Europe, especial
Nv to stabilize the situation that has
persisted in an unsettled state since
the armistice.
The Democrats do not criticize the
Dawes plan or find flaws with its
provisions in any sense. They take
an entirely different tack, namely
that what has just been done could
have been done and would have been
done under American leadership five
years ago but for The restrictive
policy of "hands dictated by
the irreconciliable sentiment in con-
gress and the acquiesence of the
chief executive.
Although the Republicans feel
that the end achieved is all that
will be noted by the public at large,
the Democrats are preparing to show
that in the actual writing of the
DIVES plan, Owen Young, chairman
of the General Electric company,
Democrat, played the really impor-
taot role
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cover the country as the campaign
ing half OF the Republican ticket.
The Dawes" music may put in
it's appearance during the fight
There are suggestions that tie can
didate-s oldier-composer frame up a
campaign battle tune that would
serve as rallying song for the Re-
publicans Tae Democrats originat-
ed one Of their own at Clarksburg to
rally the Democratic forces behind
John w. Davis, and now tie sug-
Gestion is for something Republican
to counterfeit it,
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Soviet High Officials
Sentenced to Death
For Defraudine State

TASHkENT, Russian Turkestan
Aug. lS.-M. Nareoulaeff, commissar
for foreign affairs of the autonomous
soviet republic of Khiva, and NJ.
kanieff, commissar of trade and com
merce, have been condemned 20
death on charges of maladministra.
ton for their own interests of de-
traudinS the state. A number Of
other government officials were sen
nnl q cc,1n,,,
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PELLAGRA
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Have You SThese Symptoms {?
By ]. 2. Alley

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diarrhea or constipation mind af-
fected and many others. Do not
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more. write for your copy the
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SALE Of TOBACCO
At Triton PASSES
MILLION POUNDS

Triton. Ga, Aug. 1S.-Tifton
closed the second week of the to
bacco market with sales totaling
1,054,4S pounds, which brought the
growers $2271133S, an average of
$21.54 rer hundred for the season.
The Triton market was high and
steady Friday with buying eager,
Fridays sales averaging $2333 per
hundred. The fIuctuation during
the past week, from which the Tiff
ton market had recovered by Fri
day, is believed to have been due
to tour through the Georgia mar
kets of the head managers of the
companies doing the heaviest buy
ing in Georgia The Triton market
is expected TO maintain the high
level reached Friday. which was
maintained in the face of consider
able quantity of poor tobacco offer
ed.
Two carloads Of Alabama tobacco
were sold here Friday, bringing
$5,514.80. The tobacco was shipped
here by r. f. Lee, J. r. Corley. A.
E. Costin, Ira Curry, w. S. Stokes
and f. b. Gammaee & Son, of Red
Level, Ala The seventh carload Of
Brantley county tobacco was sold
here Friday, and more is expected
next week, with carload shipments
from other points
The congested condition reported
by some markets has not been true
of Triton. as Triton could handle
twice as much tobacco as has been
handled here without congestion.
Some of the buyers Friday express
ell the opinion that half of the Geor-
gia crop has been sold and are pre-
dieting a decline in pounds after the
earlN Fart of this week
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the Flint river near here Sunday.
Taylor, prosperous farmer, was
drowned Saturday in trying to save
the life of the boy.
The father was on the river bank
when he saw his son struggling in
deep water. lie plunged into the
stream and then called for help. An
older son tainted when he saw .fa-
Their and son go down.
Taylor leaves a wife and seven
small children. He was a prosperous
farmer
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GRADES AND PRICES
BETTER IN DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Ga, Aug. 1S.-Doug-
las tobacco MAJ ket opened Monday
with 10000 pounds on the floors
and with prices and grades running
stronger than Friday Three car
loads received from Cobbtown, TAFT
nall county. from Postmaster Laun
Collins, County Commissioner c. w.
Rogers and others We're of cool
grades.
Competition among buyers was
keen, Warehouses were not over
crowded. indication :his week will
have good grades almost entirely
with correspondent better price av-
erage
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FIVE JUDGES, ONE A WOMAN,
ARE SENTENCED For RRIRERX

MOSCOW, Aug. 1S.-Five judges,
among them a woman, and the secre-
tary of Ivarovo.F osnesensky dis
trict court, have been sentenced to
log terms of imprisonment for
bribery and conduct unbecoming
to soviet Judge" They were charged
also with pronouncing unjust and
inc 'dinate sentences on prisoners.
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naval Stores

SAVANNAH, ca. Aug 2o.-Turpeutipe
firm, S5c; sales, 2l0; receipts, 629 ship
ments, 1919; stock, 15,Ol6.
Resin, firm: sales, 2.226: receipts, 1.I65;
shipments, ll6; stock, 1O0.63S
Quote: Il, $40; II, S4.S0 L, F. &. II, /,
S4,S7ie; X, SYST. 04.90; NJ, $4.S7l. Gt4.9a;
\. S5IS; window glass, S6,t0; wtaer white,
So G06f6.6J
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SUGAR Market

NEW YORK, Aug. @o,-Raw sugar was
unchanged early today st 5.5S for Cuban
duty paid. Sales reported were so. 600 bags
Of Cuban Tor prompt shipment
FirmnesS abroad and lighter offerings in
the spot market led 10 renewed covering
and buying believed for Cuban account in
rsw sugar futures Prices at midday were
three TO four points higher.
While new business in refined sugar was
light numerous Withdrawals were made on
old contracts, Prices were unchanged at
- 70 $50 f-r fine granulat,d
Refined futures were nominal
NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET
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HELP WANTED-MALE, FEMALE

MEN WOMEN-1S up. Get U. ). govern
ment life positions. 500 to $l92 month.
Steady work; no layoffs. Paid vacation.
Work pleasant. Short hours Pull unneces-
sary, Candidates coached Common educa-
ton sufficient. Full particulars free. Write
immediately. Franklin Institute. Dept
prs Rochester, n \.
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NEw YoRK pRopucE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. :0.-Flour, dull and
unchanged.
Pork, mess. $50. -, nominal
Lard, firm; middle west spot, St4.55G
II 65.
Sugar, raw firm; centrifugal, Of test
40; refined, quiet; granulated. $G.75@
600,
coffee. Rio No :, on spot. l6'a q l6l2c;
No. Santos, res, G2li4c.
rallow, firm; specials S8sc.
Hay, No. /, Sl.50Ul. 5S; No. =, 81 .154
l.95.
Dressed poultry, steady; turkeys. S0@4@c;
chickens, S6@45c; fowls, 17GSlc; ducks.
24e; Long Islands 2Sc
Live poultry. quiet; geese, 1l@17c: ducks,
14G25c; fowls, 229 24c; turkeys, 20G50c;
ROSTERS, Ice; broilerS. 500 sc.
Cheese, quiet; state milk. common TO spe-
cials, l5U2 2e; SKINS common to specials,
liza l2c; full skins, 4Gl0c.
Butter. stronger: receipts, 1S.4SJ; cream
cry, ezra, SaA 0S9&e; do. special market.
44@ 3O'sc.
Eggs, firm; receipts. l9.l9I; nearby white
fancy, 55Gi 5Sc; fresh firstS. sea 4lc: Pacific
coast extras. S1is q +9c: nearby state whites
S6M34c; western whites SiG5ic; resr-hy
browns, ia iSc.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20.--Cotton spot, FAIR
demands prices steady Strictly good mid
ding 1905: good midding, 17.5j; strictly
middling. l695; mddling, 1885; strictly
low midding, 15.2o; low middling. l4.55:
strictly good ordinary, 1905 good ordinary,
1890. Sales 5000 bales, including 3.40o
American; receipts 1000 bal'.s !ncIuding
2,l00 American
Futures cln~' : steady--net 10 to rs points
higher that, ,~-youS close.
Tone, steady; sales, 5000; good middlGg,
17.55d.
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WANTED-AGENTS


GREAT FREE SUIT OFFER
TAILORING AGENTS: Get our powerful propo-
stion We supply wonderful swatch line out
fit showing big assortment Of finest fabrics to
mems made to- measure suits all at one amazing
low price. We pay bigger profits and give every
sctiye agent his own suit absolutely free Our
men make s75 TO $l2j week. Write at once
Sts 10 experience. Address Dept 56f knicker-
booker Tailoring company. 13l South Peoria street,
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SPOT COTTON

Atlanta, steady, 2G.50c.
New York, steady, rs. 20c.
New Orleans, steady, 26.G3c.
Galveston, steady, 2790c.
Mobile. steady, doc.
Savannah, steady, 2J.50c.
Wilmington, steady, 2C,15c.
Norfolk. steady, 266Jc.
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, steady, 26.S0c.
Montgomery, steady, PC.
Memphis, steady. 2615c.
Charleston, steady, 25.Ijc.
st. Louis, steady, 26.50c.
Little Rock, steady 26.25c,
Houston, steady, 27.40c.
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GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS

Harris, Winthrop X Co; Favor buying
side ON all breaks.
Bartlett Frazier 4 Co.; Ultimately higher
prices appear inevitable. Would go slow in
buying corn, except breaks.
Stein, Alstrin X Co: We look for fur
cher reaction.
LamSon Bros: We expect buying to ap-
pear on further dips
Clement. Curtis X Co.: Cash situation
hooks n lirtle On sier
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WANTED HELP--MAI.E

POSITIONS guaranteed permanent and pay
ing We teach you the barber trade in
few weeks. Income while learning. We
own shops. Jacksonville Barber College
Jacksonville, Fla.
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. AUG. 20-Wheat No. red
81 .52&, al 80: NJ. . hard 81 l.GIl.2 %.
Corn. No . mixed, S1.21l2; No. vel
low $l.22ti al. %.
Oats, No. white, 500 55a,c; No, )
white, 53iI q soc.
Rye. No. !, 93iIc
Barley S3GlS9c.
Timothy seed, 81 G0GiS.23.
Clover seed. Sll.50u2l.50.
Lard, $14.0o.
Ribs. $l2.3T.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-The
cotton market opened quietly but
first trades were s to 10 points
higher in sympathy with Liverpool
cables than due. In the absence OIL
definite news regarding the troplcai
storm and because of uncertainty
as to the character of the govern
ment condition report due Saturday,
there was not much disposition to
ade anC prices gradually eased off
to 24.93 for October and $500 for
December or to points below
yesterdays close. Increasing reports
of army worm and Weevi activities
were 81 staining influences.
The market became steady when
the weather map was posted snow
ing little or no rain in the belt Oc-
tober traded UP to 25.43 and Deem
Der to $3.50 or so points up from the
early low on both months. storm
bulletin announced that the tropical
storm was still following d mort west
course and would be about 1vG miles
off the east coast of Florida by to-
morrow night. Towards midsesslon
the market eased off moderately on
realizing and fair hedge selling.
The market ruled comparatively
quiet around noon and during the
early afternoon, fluctuating narrow
~ within the previous range. AS
the afternoon advanced, shorts
showed more desire to cover and
prices worked up to within five
points of the high of the morning
with October trading at 25.3S and
December at PAS. Shorts seem to
be worried by the possibility of the
tropical storm bringing bad weather
to the eastern belt and by the uncer
tainties attaching to the forthcoming
government condition report and
crop forecast.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middlins, 2663c; steady
Last Prev.
Omen High Low. Sale. Close. Close.
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KANSAS CITY INNOVATIONS

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 20.-Wheat: No.
hard. $1.12la @1.3O; No. . red. $1.30Gb
Isl. Corn: No. . yellow, S1.l301.1+; No.
= mixed. $I.12Ml.13. Oats No. > white,
341sc; No. white. 3lac
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ALI. men. women, boys. girls. II to 81. vii
ing 20 accept government positions, $1l1.
$3.50. travelling or stationary, write Mr..
Cement, l64 st, Louis, NO., Immediately.
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EARN money at home during spare time paint
ing lamp shades, pillow tops for us. No
canyassng. Easy and interesting work tx
perience unnecessary. Nlesrt Company 22JS.
FIT. Wayne. Indiana
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MAN wanted in each town TO and intro
duce c. =. A., suits in spare time. We fur
nish samples and free suit to hustIers Write
for our great offer. Chicago Tailors Asso.. Dept
~. Station G. Chicago.
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Bodies Of z Georgians
Recovered From River

CAMBRIDGE, Ga. Aug. Is
The bodies of John Taylor, as. and
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GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CASB--T0ilei
articles, perfumes and speclalties. Won
derfuIy profitable. La Derms Co.. Dept.
RI ST Louis Mo-
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WE START YOU WITHOUT a DOLLAR. Soaps,
Extracts Perfumes. Toilet Goods Expert
ence unnecessary. Carnation Co. Dept $40. ST
Louis.
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MAIL order BUYERS tell us your wants. Get on
our mailing list. A. Ismon Name & Address
Co.. 1868 Station J. Philadelphia Pa.
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Coolidge Refused Aid

Apart from this there may be
some disclosures which would seek
to prove that the Coolidge admins
tration declined to assist in the nam
ing Of the experts who now have
made the Dawes plan possible, and
that but for the timely Intervention
of the Chamber of Commerce OF
the United States the whole scheme
might have been wrecked on the
rocks of irreconciliable opposition to
anv governmental connection with
the reparations problem, direct or
indirect.
Secretary of State Hughes recent
ly proposed that the experts be IN
official and disconnected from the
government and that the Unlted
States should not be understood e.
their to sanction or sponsor the pro
posals, but now that they have turn
ed out we'll, the American govern
ment is openly claiming credit to-
their performance and the pOltlcaI
orators are not hesitatlng to give the
impression that the administration
sent General Dawes abroad AMI
that the whole thing was a part OF
the administration foreign policy
To those who championed the
cause of international cooperation
from the beginning and who insist
ed that American advice. and assist
ance was essential, the success o.
the Dawes pan is vindication. The
advocates OF the league are again
coming forth 20 say that the world
would have been much nearer pros
perity if America had not remalneJ
aloof but i membership had been
accepted 90 the reparations body
Not until the experts went abroad
few months ago d:d America sena
a full fledgea delegation to tackle
the rADardtiOnS problem
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AMBITIOUS GIRLS WOMEN--Learn gowr
making, Make $50 week. Sample les
sons free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept
P-510 Rochester, n. y.
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TAILORING OR RAINCOAT AGENTS
-RAINCOAT-EREE

SOMETHING new. suits made to measure $23.5 50
with raincoat FREE Our men already making
S75 10 $50 weekly on his plan. Also big
raincost sellers So. 95 Satisfied customers ev-
erywhere Commissions paid daily. Biggest
outfit now ready Get busy. Offer will soon
be withdrawn ELLIOTT BRADLEY. Inc. 1895
W. Van Buren,. Dept A-305 Chicago.
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WANTED-SAI.EMEN

FRUIT TREE SA l. E 5 NJ E N-Profitsbls
pleasant, permanent work, Good side line
Tor farmers, teachers and others. Concor0
Nurseries, Dept 20. Concord, Ca
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MEDICAL.
SORES

Healed by ANTI-FLAMMA-a soothing
antiseptic Pouitice. Draws out poisoas,
you work. Write today, describing case,
ana get FREE SAMPLE. Baylcs Dis
tributing Co.. 1920 Grand Ave-. EansAS
City. bio.
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Tr'1\%4yMarI@tt RpoFt5
COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.--The cotton
market opened firm today at an adj
vance of 10 to so points on renewed
GOV s"illg promoted by relatively
steady Liverpool cables, tropical
storm lnLert9inties and complaints
that the drought was still unrelieved
in some parts of Texas. October sold
UP to 1886 and December to 25.4o
but at these prices the market met
some selling for southern and local
accounts and there were reactions
of 10 or II points from the best
Private cables reported a very quiet
market in Liverpool and trading
here was attributed largely to FUR
Their evening up of accounts in adj
vance of the government crop report
expected the end of this week.
Covering became more active aftel
The publication of the weekly review
of the weather bureau which WAS
disappointing to recent sellers. Octo-
Der contracts sold up to 1928 and De
cember 20 1856 representing net ad-
vances Of IS to IS points The market
was within point or two of these
figures at midday.
after the eXccution of stop orders
on the midday advance and there
were reactions under realizing.
Covering continued, however, and
the market was fairly steady ut :,
o'clock with prices q to IS points
net higher.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices In
the exchange today:
Tone. steady; middlins. IS zoe; quiet.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Aug. ...... '.''' ''.'' ~ -
Oct. D. % 26. "a 10 26. II &c. 10 25.75
Dec. %. 40 % s. -. 23 %. rs % %. 20
Jan % So -. so %. IL %. rs %. rs % 16
Mar. %. so 26 10 25.51 26. O3 26.o 20. 10
Nav 25.T5 26. "a % 60 26 "a 26. "a p. 80
1916 a. m bids steady; October. 26.01;
December, 25.62: January, 23.5S; March,
%. 81; May, 2G.09.
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FRUIT TREES for sale, Agents wanted.
Concord Nurseries. Dept. 20. Concord. Ga