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New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
Nv York. Decernber /.

X. D.
COT'TON-The cotton market closed quiet With
i1-S Of points loia. sales Is, go nfi.s
The swing Z r,.ces active months wtl.l me
.ow pr. II l.seTi'o. cat.a 20 closed
cu.et slestt. with advance II go "a puIrls.
Manchester the market tcr yarns quet ana i.m
end co;hs dui. market started win upiift Of
aiout points good cab.e news from Liverpool
and preliminary rcpor,s of light receipts At Galveston
points broke about ~ ponis On local realizing
arI a Liverpool. Early estimates for the
c.ips at ports pointed 81 CO. bales but the revised
ngires showed Of about 20Oy bales at New On
5000 Galveston. and over 600 baes
al Norfolk This sweed the toa. movement for The day
than IL was day last week. but about 5000 bales
more th year. During the afternoon the market
was rat her realizing. The temper or IN" mar
ke he bearsh. The receipts AT interior
tovre il noticed. show falling OH There we're no
crop reports hand The receipts az the ports
for the week VII probably iun over 900 bass, The
IA 2i7 bales Il bales day last week. and
II GIG bales last year; Memphis 2"l2 bales asainsi
81, and 4s6 bales. Augusta, 100 baies against go,
and 324 bales: Louis. s54 bales aean.. | siI AM
i5s0 bales C.nc.r-A. 3a4G bales. asaias' 5l12 ami
timaeI 800 bales against II 4s+ baes same
day .ast fI.7ls bales asst year k-ceFts a.
Houston wednesday estimated al 900 10 $500 bales
arains. 422 day last week ana 9tsi bdes
last year Receipts a: the prime pal pors Were as iei
lows Galveston 7J42 bales nst 10 Az bales same
dav las. and C32 t,.es last year New Oreais.
10 1sS bales against % and 20 2 baes. savannah.
lSo bales against 227G and ~ bales Norfolk .2rd
baies against s073 and 2ls7 bales Southern markeis
are somewhat higher. Mobile. Savannah and st. LOUIS
advancing I-lGc On spo's
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

,Irvp AND JITE-The market has been very & quit
wi,h prices unchanged THIS applies 10 ev,Iy-
Dut 10 ;sst we quote: Manila hemp spt v."c,
n,ls ~" u. -icTl.c: 10 United knt doin. -
snlli".', az AVID shipment 3sG3i-c; ~ Is t4c
tiss', - double triangle and equal ~ "'. IL -
a'sI i hutts raper quality. lSc' iutr pus shp
t.-u,' ,ancr oual.ty 1lOc: mixing i'sii'sc' bAHshH
i%W2c. . til, r,,e ou,et Tanner. are
,,,sr nrces without bringing out counter OF
olad'.h r ,5rters who disposed to hold nrmly "a
tErH sNEn, salae FOR the week were 4'o'3 hides IN
snppy ~ ooo dry Monievidros 81 No. tanners account
riuulis ,,r the week Ic.i3l hides Stock - -"
It'rip's 400 last We quote: Calornia i5'ro
asains, ,agiic Orinoco i6'aHlae. ilosota. l4rloc
Maanlo's a.. .,Icon a. Galveston l3c Puerto Cabello
!enusi 49, isilniic. Dry salted Mafacato. ?uloc
&c, II "a. Texas iOc: Nasmoras. lie Wet sailed
SaNAIa'a CITY slaughter. native steers sac; butt
iaNa' .ide brands InIisc; bulls .'.@'zc; cow
mnnas' 'gmin,rv slaughter steers ss0etc' cow s9
50, .TtIrn1he market has been quiet but without
l.A !. n-,ces General situation UNCHANGED Export
chang ~ mostly from United Klnsdom; .niof ieatner
trade Tx s,as,v a. % but prices unchanged and demand iy
TaaeN Ncu,t,: HemockN Acd-F,st ssi,etion Is3V
sS %s .econd- dam.sed sae a,nskl Asa
It ,1Iac. Rejects iaai3i.c; unior Light bsck-
lo,lM back. and middle heavy 2sTaoc .scands d
in,e ,eS css: thirds 2!~eGc light hr ks COW 2"nsoc
htavy; oafosc: bellies I25l4c. o. Dressed backs
secosme,' .ccongs s0d3oc thirds 26d2>c bellies l3nloc
,,;.g 1punSg' tn,,s .oq3c: Texas oak sole 2id26c ~
0',,tr,rr ,TS-rIN-The market continues gulet WIN
NE f.irlv steady on the basis Of sia for spct
rules dull but enoush rrte novins
20 maintain fairly steady market at s' 9o9si ~ '"n'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

FOREIGN prrED Titi'ir-The general demand for
.t,iet frut although scattering of
NAL. orders moderately good run ~ bu'i-
- p,,slns are nrm and stocks In California arc
,.,o,teI ight Prines quiet. "i'h nrm uni"r' n"
ates arc quiet pending the arrival Of large invoice
,. -. ~ 'nloie ,'nrr,ats frm with light busl
rSss reported moving more freely win frms
res In SON, hat ilrgcr surTly and IN cors"1u'nce
.,eier , mice We quote Valencia rn-ns 1itu'H,c.
raf,rni, . ncf,c. suana. ri.nii'.c dates. ip".c:
nam. ani.c. california i',HNc. almonds.
7ini,i,c Bfazl nuts 5f.r3',c. wainuts. o'su "'sc.
"'rrpt,tcx cut,FN FPI'IT-Thc las, aucton sale -
lemons showed nm decline II about '1' which
has resulted In n weakening IN Iohhng prices "lth"urh
,nc demand at the decline Is fairly good Florida
ranges are rrm with Isht supplies. ami Jamaica are
q, ,,oI t.uard iinsa,Iiles move slowly, cocoanua
are quiet, and are steady W" quote; Lemons
60 p,1x 10. Jamaica 81 ioS3 tD tlfia. >'d
q "a bananas 30 1t: FLORIDA pnrarrrt <CfsI' cocoa
nu,s s2IIs3i: l,lmerla grapes. - 5ogSio
nIoatlons the closing pFice~ ior the previ
Qua dy and closing prices fo- the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
LONDON WOOL SALES.

ro,,or Dec 1.-The wool sales to-day conducted
s., ~" a'roz Doxati 90. and Buxton. Ronald & Co
Tho offerings comprised 1889 bales OF good quality
necaiIv the greasy cobng for which American buyers
Lse,Iv competed Home and French buyers purchased
largely, and German buyers were more active lambs
o The closing prices Of the last series Scoureds
occasionally Irregular Following are tne saes IN "s'a
and ;he prices obtained; -, , o,a, -, =,
locks ana peces 7dis greasy. Cd0f0d; do locks and
pieces 3dd0i. ..,,,,, ,y. .,
locks and pieces sdals Id: esd9l0sd do locks
and pieces. ni,dqsd .. a.. q. ,., 49,.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

POS Cd long clear mladlss heavy asou, % TO a. ~
2gs: shoulders about IL to u 10 firm at 2ss 81
I-ani-Prime Western spot steady at 22s. Cheese
American finest white and coOred nrm al J's
september make TslIow-Prme city dull at iss ID
Cot,nuseed oil Liverpool refined. duh los Cd Spirits
- tlrpentne steady al 20s vi. Rosn-Common Arm at
~ 90 Wheai-No. Northern spring frm at Is: Corn
N!xsl Western spot old steady at 3s December duh
at 3s January and February dull at "a li.d. Flourst
Louis fancy winter dull at % III. Hops at London
Pacia, coast steady at 1OsetstS
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

pieces 6Hdo1s lMa: greasy. 5xde7xd: DO ioeks and
pieces. 35d@7hd z..,
South xustr9lla-soo bales: greasy, 5hdgoAd . -,
400 bales; secured bdlls 2!sd 90 ocss
and pieces 5sd9Is yd; greasy. 8dgsd; DO locks anu
pieces. 3+d47nd - -, .....-.a
Cape of Good Hope and Natai-110o bales scouFso'
cd61s 2hd: greasy 5d47d; do locks ana pieces va"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec. 1.--cotton steady; midalinE snI
middl!ng. 1-lSc: good ordinary ll-icc ne. hiu
receipts 44.s bales exports to France ''' 'As'
Norfolk Dec. cotton nrm miidl!ng ''tc 10" ,n.v
ding 6,c good ordinary 3-l6c net and gross 90
c bales: exports Great Britain s2Sl bales 10 ~
Continent bales; coaswse. 45i0 bales sales JOG
ba,-s; stock. 1912 bales.
Orleans Dec Cotton auiet; good middnns;
1916; middlng 1asc; low middiins @ srioe' s 90
bales: sales 600 bales; stock 3s5, 200 bales.
Savannah f.-Crfton steady; midtlng sc' loW
u.ddlns 64c and gross receipts, Ioos bales; ex-
ports to the Continent. 65i0 bales sales 2los Nock'
~. 1874 bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
nED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ FOR La Guayra. Puerto Cabeo. Curacao ana Haros
cAibo. via Curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn
sS CARACAS. Thursday December 3, I p
IS. PHiLA AyELpHiA wsdnsaday December q. .. M
IS. CURACAO. Monday. 2s I D. m.
These American built expressly traAa.
have superior accommodations for passengere
BorLrON, BLISS DALLErT.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
-,.,opr,v PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,,.,,oo, Dee 1-3:t5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
s,n :. his. nrlme mess firm at As Pnrk-Prlmc
m.sA Western hns dull at AS al: do medium aull
aas ID Bacon-Cunhcrland cut nbou, - 10 80 10;
as y, %, "a short rib. about 20 10 - n. STEADY at
III ca ionv c:car middIes light about 80 to IS 10. firm
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

R s ,S. re- s. %:;:Sss !: ss
q 75as5 DO do straight 81 5oas4 20; sales iS.5 bbs
Ma n 3D. and Nav R ,sser sss es so Fss @
asked: Southern. by sample. 03a3ic: 90 on grade,
5s e9ii bush sas: ss: q 600 ,,uSs,5 S.,1
80; scussrs White so-a s:a:ss ds yellow :sSsss
sssady: teaa ss 80 white. white gasc So mixed ssssss
stock i7i ;9+ kye au,s and ea,y 3S os N' res:ey
shGcs SSay mot w;s'ffa So sF a
r. daA d5 A 'aas 3ls sd aSs ss iss ''Ss
Boston Dec Flour 9n,et but steady L at The a.
s. TuS5 Co~nmeai quiet at 63U'iDc bag u onSl %
barrel. steady steamer yellow. 34c new corn aoc
Oats STEADY No clipped old 2 3rS fancy ens nsne o new
lake and rail. $40 Sossii; winter bran sli 75gsl2; mid
anss 81 5oaS5 Red dog i9ur sS H,rs o. nrs r" so IS
lean ends si2 Hams 0lsGioisc Lard Sc Bacon 30
sac Butter arm. but que,; Norhern crsamery, an
o,sc; Vermont dairy l5qGc common do ligiic LIMBS
Gue, at 6gsc mutton and yearlings. iatc veal pt,'
quiet; nearly 3OQ33c. Eastern choice. 2os 2oc csc
a3Q2ic Michigan. 24Q:5c Beans peny ana dill; ye,'o"
81 ,iGs I small pea 81 250sl 81 MEDIUMS - Ogsl ~
Poultry quiet steady; northern young turkeys 10y
wese'n 'urkeys wa.sSy fa@Sy ebickens and fowls
S6sior Potatoes quiet; Hebrons ioui5c: white STOCK
}5c Dakota reds. 35G3e Grapes gaet at se,uc raae .o
neiock sole non-aeId Grss 2ig22.: seconds i'@ @-''
Union sole firss. 2pp3oc. seconds -'n-S'
Bn~ao Dec l-Sprns wheat closed strong No a,S na,,
o,ir. Ne Northern size do old Sss4c; No Nor'n,
50 ater whe3; at sfi ss,e m'S 81 cS asked in store
corn closed Arp and unchans.d '",s osovs bmvsrs
unchanged Earles Mey' WYe \" On track soid
pr"es q%1'r ,,lri and s,rdy Mfeed quiet and un-
changed. ,. u., a.. ,,-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
CAyANNAH LINE FOR FLORIDA. GEORGIA.

Y Pier 81. N. H.. Tuesdays
3 p. NJ. for Savannah direct
4 City Of Augusta. Dec. 10
kaneas City. Dec. II
City OF Birmingham. Dec. 10
Inodatiors. Connecting with
h and Southwest. For ticketo
81. 8i7. SS3. 8S6 Broadway, -
q. y. soRREL NaaasA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.

l. THE SEA ROT TIE. TO SAN FRANCISCO.
onnecting IsthElus for all West Coast Ports 81
Mexico. Central and South America
Steamers sail from pier foot West 2Iih ST. y. 7.
FIN ANcE. Dec 10. noon VALENCIA Dec q. noon
For rates apply company's Office ~ broadway.
JOHN MUIR Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

ah rD g@g@ons we're & rs sii2"s Flour hrm; hard
I55ss 80: hsr,i whea, bakers. ssG$s 80 in
s winter s' s s. & - IN meSd rsa aIs re- ss asar g
g>s - in WOOD s2 25gs2 % IN sacks ~ spring WHEAT
Ss % r Sig2s \. ~ s0i@ sa, SSI @ : MI os'' N iss ss
seed 75'4q.,c prime motny seed. 81 so nomiaa
psk IgT 0o 50 y ase ~ lard psr 100 H. 50 soi,ss 81
SSsdi i .5ast %; s6tr! ,'lss boxsd sss4 ~
whSey a';S finished M sSds 3 sr e. saSn sSn.t s ~
s. .s Llnss~l oh raw. ISs Sollsi ssc on lie Pscd
fresh stock 2sc per doi. 49, '''''' '''''' '
:srns eassa' 8 scs. 90 DC tncy s. ss..iS;
CO. Corn say sS:e o Na a ssS nS No
22s no white 25c; prime choice q a22sc: no
Lard inactive held at s. sass S. s. 50 Ies, bid ' fcr
4e for short clear sides 4.c for clear bellies sales
and rib sides 4.c loose clear sides a.
bbls 81 IS.
on at M Def m to ss aas Closed T a, s Ms
d &c & ssT smgs 2D ~Sst s S e alH fH SS
plr barley duli and weak. 80 55s Rye weak. a.
% ws TS snrns & OS 5r spns fSar %heat % pstdns m
wood Mlstus hrm quiet on the basis Of 81 fo7 sacked
Minneapolis Dec THE local wheat marke, opened
fairy active his morning but slossi weaksr because Of
sams at yes-rdays close advanced to s2,.c declined
size. advanced 10 S2esc gained ii 40
and sod a. slSc by noon. closing al Size. May
opened s3i.c. against s3sc yesterday advanced to
*. .usS,c. lost &c gained ic sold down TO s3c. gained
declined s.c adv anced to s3sc declined 10 ~,
Qs2s.c again advanced to s3isc by AS m. and by
noon held NJ l-ldc closing al s2sc Cash wheat re-
cepis Light that offerings were bought up early
i'm No Northern No Northern rather scarce and
was salable at li,c under No l. No traded on the
lasls of gI7c under standard. on track: No hard
s.sc. 40 | Northern. sli.c; No .. SOC Flour-Fatens
81 sfSi 80 bakels SO 25a 50 so production Jo0o bbs
shp,nents - 400 bbs Millstuffs-Bran in bulk was
qnnt,d at - 55aS5 shorts s. 5oas5 49, mddnss s. 10
ass
Phlladeiphia Dec. Flour marhet rules firm under
Contract wheat; December 90. I3ic January, e9oi.c
Fenniary pis u95c March 95' 4U96c Corn market for
por depressed and declined sc per bushel Local car
lots dun with ample offerings: No mixed: December
sci2si,c January 2s,.a2ec February 2"U2s'.c Oats.
noleciei No white. December January February and
rnamery extra 2Ac. Pennsylvania prints extra. whole =
sal, .ic ,ohhng 26a20c EsgsFresn stock scarce and
ir,ner pennsylyanil frsts. 2ic Western do. 23G2fc
quiet and unchanged Other articles un-
changed.
=, Louis Dee. l.-Flour unchanged Bran steady
sarkei .st i- s5lfsGc country points 3+Tf3ac Wheat
eas,er December 9issc bid May. 33Ssa93isc bid Corn
lower: December ?hc: May - e pid oats easi-s - lie
ca Is, choice 81 - Dressed meats-Extra short clear
ont cear ribs 81 co. clear sides. 81 10 Lead hfm al
60 90 so t,r soft Missouri. Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
Condensed
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

The price paid FOR the surplus the platforms
has been = "a . g: 40 quarts
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
oDAPANaGGG0MNo

JAPMGy=GN0MMo
PACIFIC MAIL 8. s. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. 8. CO.
between san Francisco. Shanghai. Yok hama and Hone
KONG.
Steamers leave San Francisco .
DORIC via U1ao,dlu Dec "" r. IT.
CHINA. Via Honolulu r....'.........D, e., 90 ?. H.
4
COPTIC via Honolulu ian, y" j, p ~,
For freight passl+e and general informatifn appy 70
80 broadway or Battery Place. Washington Bu'idns
arda Rrna
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sal.ngs from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND GEG1NMo
EXPRESS OF INDiA. iA..................Ja Jan 4 Mch. y
M0H9lyly, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA: ~ :
WAeRIuOO Dec = MIOWERA. Jan. y
ID Cabin accommodations very low rates o..
For tickets aad freight rates apply SS3 BFoaa~v' s0s
freight rates only, Us Wal-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARis. FRAME.
"a CifAMpAGNE Poirot. ........ Sat. Dec ~ a. n.
Rates Of massage: First class ~ Y. % Paris. $so ana
mr. wards nclud rg railway fare 20 Paris par.car seat
ami landing charges. Second class - faris, ~ 10
FORFEIT general Agent. 3 Bowling Green ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
NLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE; F., p, rsroy 9
the sol TU AND SOUTHWEST.
JAcKsoNVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 20 F.. r. foot u r seye!i-st,: p; m .
cc,IlS,'HF Charlfson and jacksonville We'd. Dec =
SEMINOLE Chsriest N only ......,.. friday, Dee
CTf,ROKEE jacksonville direct. saturday Dec
CharleEtOn only Monfay Dec 7
Hrst-claes passenger accommodations.
WM +. CLYDE co. General Agents
Bowling Green. ~ T..
FL, Cent and Penn Fast r. & +. Line, jacksonville.
Great So Freiest and Pass Line VIA Charleston
T. O. EGER. General Agent. 39l Broadway. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

&C. tr!-wcekly from ne' :,
Kansas CITY. Dse - <
Tsllahassee. - Q
La Grand pucness. Dec, Q
Unsurpassed cabin accom- CON,
rail lines for ali points so1s y
and freight rates apply at =
st the Pier. foot Of Spring.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
naAILOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.

N1 One-way Excursion Tourists tickets ali potnte
Ia Texas Colorado Utah Arizona, California. Mexico.
Georgia Florida etc AIN Hot Springs, Ark -, -
q Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf c. MsNco 70 Calves
ton, Tex ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write for 6i-PASE POCKET GUIDE mailed frsel
c H. MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Aga. Pier % f. r., N.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

~ ductad Parties T. Egypt tie Nile anil Palestine from
Nh Worl Ian Feb i3 Mar g. 1897 All expenses
;sad uustrarad programmes from TIiOs COOK T.
soV oei ard 1 2c5 Broadway, ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
ALD DOMINION LINE.
rAILI SERVICE.

For Ole Point Comfort. Norfolk Newport News Peters
burg, Portsmouth. rilners Pont. Richmond. Virginia
Reach Va AMI Washington u. e.. daily except Sunday
from Pier &C. North River Sailing every week day. ex-
cepi Saturday. at =. NJ. and Saturday NJ y. NJ
w l.. GIIILAUDEr. ylce-Prcs. and rrafhc Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

Receipts Of breaGsturs at Interior points IN tho"saus
la, three cphers GOO, omitted -four. bb.s. grain BUSH
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
CC\ARU LINE.

CUNARD LINE
"A. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Campan.a Dec. g. 30 EtruIia. Dec 20 10 a. m
Umbrla Dec l2 II a. nj. campania .......,.' Jan
Lucania Dec. 49, p. M. Aurania. Jan
From Pier loot Il Ciarkscn-ft
For freight and psssase apply at the Compsnys on'ce
No Bowling Green NewYork
VERNON r. BROWN co. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
IJOLY LAND Europe. Round the World.

Parties leave Feb. and 27 for Palestine 80 Spring
and Summer Excursions 20 Europe; sept II Oct. ~.
70; Round the World r. G. Clark III Broadway ~ z.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
WHITE STAR LINE.

Teutonc. ... Dec 2. noon TeutonIc ..D Dee SO Noon
I3rita Dec Britannia. jan u noon
Majestic -. Dee 10 noon Majestic. ....Jan. II noon
Crrnsnc Dec. % noon Germsnie Jan; 20 noon
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
pier No a. North River Offce. go I'-oadway, y Y.
" H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-10

THE handsomest ano most costly toilet
SIT in the world is said 70 be owned ~
the khcdlve Of Egypt. Its value is said
IL lie enormous. though il is not known
what its exact value Is. fer the Whole set
is incrtlstad with diamonds and other pre-
clous stones
zach u.occ Of the kheCiva's golden toilet
SCI bears his monogram in diamonds. ~
g. sasd TO contain S.VaA diamonds and over
I2-a rubics. Tile SIT Is composed al w n
tg-eizht rllces and the body Of each piece
Is Is-car.lt gold. The case that insloses
thfs precious set is Of ebony incrastcd with
diamonds when one remembers the great
debt 81 Egypt. which IS said - ne $500
60. aud the annual tribute - $3.50a.ol1 paid
- the sultan 81 Turkey. this scews O. he
quite an expensive luxury Tor the khelise.
The young czarina of Russia IS noJ new
woman enough 81 Hke the use of tobacco.
= raiet e. which sa many 81 her country
women are addicted. Al tine Russian
grand ducassses smoke. including thc car
mas sister. Th, cGariua made tke request
a. an lc- ladies iu waiting rot - approach
le~ ii there %.a5 oay oder a. tobacco or
their clothes
h IS sand that IN entering r. room one
sat- where several ~ chose ladies were en-
yogIn- cigarettes hcr imperial majcat.
laos.d around reprsNiusiv and sail.
- eaEsiaer "a cigarette In "A Nom,tn's
mouth S IS ba3 as ar oath IN "a mans"
What a f5qryor ana what a very Jcat
cnei
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-10

j Cosby Exchange Of Views Among
TIE Writers.

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= have read So many Ee2a ietlels ln "ar
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tHat there are - many GOOD, nohle-ietfttd
women IN our land. Your letters are So
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resuming his journey by night, until he
had penetrated far into the white settle
mentS.
The story of his narrow escape from
death aroused the whites and came near
precipitating open conflict, but wiser coun-
sells prevailed and the Cherokees We're
quietly removed Uchee Billie never re-
turned to his tribe, but remained among
the whites, and thus escaped the fate
of Jim Vann, Chief Mcintosh and others
who ultimately became the victims of
bloody vendetta.
The cave Of Talking Rock remains IN
changed, and gives its name to a strag-
ling village on the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad, and the rock where Uchee
Billie came SO near being tortured 10
death. is stll an object Of curiosity 10
the trout fishers who spend Their summer
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A Tower of Cotton.

California displayed durus aur exposition
a tower 1T olive oil. 1T was quite a unique
affair. Bottle upon bottle ~ tine pure SOL
oen SD reached no "a great heisut and was
greatly admired. Tennessee Nif ttlye
among tHe 0da features 81 ITS cantenaI4
ami International exposition a tower Of
cotton bales one hundred feet D -h. Ihe
center 81 the tower waH ho an iron stanl-
rife fer supplying the grounds wita wa.tr.
There VIII be f. crown 81 iDcsudts scent
lamps an IFS ton. This VIII he rcvot ing
ana viii spell tire words "Ieunessee Ceu.
teuuai~ THE tewer w4H. 81 course. ue
situated on cre of the highest points of
tie grounds 1t viii take 2fS bales OF cot
ton IS build IL. This VIII be seen long
distance on and viii De quite 41 attractive
t...rurn.
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done their best to make the exposition a
success; they Rave sent their best wares
and come TO spend their Ittle hoardlnss
In seeing the show. The northcrner, too.
has come in generous lumbers. and We
have appreciated hm-apprccated hIs
sleek. weli-kept appearance ana his jolly
good fellowship. He has generally brought
his brass band and military company with
him. given Us a fne parade out Peachiree
street.. u3Ited the exposition and the south
on their hack. been wined and dined -
the four hundred and returned home -
good humor with himself and us. to advise
his next neighbor to do likewise.
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mans Kingdom first and never fail to find
something both interesting and instruc
tive.
NV grandfather. John Gender, died in
Coweta county, Georgia, many years ago.
Ii any of his children are living ] would
like A. much to hear from them. Success
to The Constitution. NV little son. Ross,
sends 10 certs Tor the Grady ward.
Mrs. p. l.. Brown, Crawford, Fla.-Would
be GLAD TO have the address OF Mrs. Louisa
Grey, Of Texas, who had cacti seed last
year l wrote her and sent stamps for
seed. bur have never heard from her.
would also like To hear from the CORE
stfondent who wanted mussci shells, as
there are a great many in the river near
here.
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''Josiar," said Mrs. CorntoeseI, as her
husband came in from feeding the pigs,
what is the Monroe doctrine% The
Monroe doctrine, Mandy" after a moments
thought. lis a principle which lays down
tibet les because we don't put both feet
in the trough ourselves is no sign that
were goin' to Encourage others to do it.
Washington Star.
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

All letters to tbis Departments
apd Tb2 @opseitutioP, Jr.,
must be addressed to mrs,
Wm. KiPe, $50 CourtIaRd RUe..
HtlaDta, Ga.