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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-02
ESKIM0S HOLD A LEVEE.
CROWDS VISIT THE HoPE AND PAW
THEM ODER.

They Eaduro the Heat nnd the IA wing FOR
HAIR n Day aud Then 60 nriow to Reast
on Fruit. Peanuts. and CRndN-The Mete-
orite to he Landed Mt the Navy Yari To-Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-02

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and BROADWAY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
WEEK IN CHICAGO.
Paine, Murphy & Co.'s Grain Let

Paine, Murphy g. Co.'S Grain Letter.
A,1,n,, &o,Y,har "a m. traao in
- ,, ,,,,,, 49,. .t[, ,,,,t
wheat 'he past Nt'N Vas l'I 'N' most
par, of slow character although at times
there was activity, when gone item of news
was received which was important enough
So l.. e,,..,,,.,. tr,,ias Ad,.tn,.. from Aru,n-
ina ,, f,,t h jon,, .ou4i,jli1i, injury
,.,I,eSI anna a hurry. AS o,d also advfrys
NJ, r,,,,t morning thai NOR had been IttIe
or mo- damage done. In Inc first instance,
/. ar, were. .y0Gd BUYERS whom holders sold
0l,r W.. ara likely 70 receive a great many
rnnfItrtint rruorts Regarding the CROWN.
tloP va, In h. snTln(,I,.,t in he dark as
t,"l t.,,, nf ff,irs ijntiI moi, rroI,
10 lII' - ,,,'\' GI,rb \tae tnn ras,. ;, \r.,I.
a2oi Ano ~ I,,i,, a c''rI, e1nrr
n"S ~ ,i2 ,'''p i,rnnni C'nrn T,rad News e-
".'9 utor" if va. shawn mn Iasf v"+r
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
William Smith Found Guilty.

LaCrangc. Ga. November 12.-(Spccial) -
The superior court has before 1t this week
several important cases.
William Smith has been found guilty of
the murder of Brewer Winchester on Octo-
Der 18th of this year. The crime was com
mitted in the public road in the presence Of
several witnesses. Winchester wished to
take little boy. Smiths nephew and Win
chesterS stcpson. from Smith and carry
him home, Smith objected. and when Win
chester cuueaVOred to take hold of the
boy Smith struck him with piece of plank,
crushing in the front of his head aud knock
ing him TO the ground. While lying there
Smith struck him back OF the head and
broke in his skull. Winchester was struck
about AN hour before night and died about
hait-pdst o'clock.
The defense GAINED that Winchester put
his hand in his pocket as if to draw a
weapon, and then Smith struck him. There
was very little ouarrcling between the ne
eroes and those present did not even at
tempt to separate them. The jury was out
about an nOur.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Shocking Tragedy Comes To Light in
Campbell County.
HUSBAND, WIFE, SISTER DEAD
Shot by Some Enemy Who Had Crept
Up On Them.
BLOOD2OURCs ARE PLACED ON TRAIL
Coroner Goes Out To Investigate the
Crine-Several Hundred Per-
sons Collected.

Fairburn, Ga, November 13-(Special)-
Yarborough's bloodhOunds have just been
placed upon the scent of the perpetrators
of one of the most dastardly tragedies that
ever occurred in this county.
Some country people, while crossing a
plantation about two miles from town.
came across a most ghasty spectacle
that of a man and two women who hao
been shot to death, ana whose heads were
crushed almost beyond recognition. They
were found to be Henry Turner. a peace
able Colored man. ard his wife and sister.
How long the bodies had lain there, there
Is no telling. About IL O'Clock people IN
that vicinity heard shots and tie only
theory that can be reached is that some
enemy of Henry Turner came upon MIN
for the purpose of revenge, and 1indins
the two women present also, found II nee
cssary to kill them as well.
The discovery Of The bodies created in
tense excitement throughout all that neigh
borhood and II was not long before sew
cral hundred persons had collected around
the spot The coroner went out about dark
to Investigate the crime but at late hour
had not been heard from.
Yarborough's hounds were sent for and
taken to the field, where they soon picked
up a trail, and are nov i'll pursuit.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Settled Out Of Court.

Norfolk, Va. November 12.-(SpeciaI)-
The famous suit of Ford against Ford,
which promised to be the most sensational
in the history of divorce proceedings IN
this state, has been dismissed from tie
docket of the court of law and equity Of the
city OF Richmond. and the affair has oeen
settled to the mutual satisfaction Cl both
parties. A document agreeing to a sepa-
ration has been duly signed. This docu-
ment Is in effect equivalent to limited
divorc, legally known as a "diVor2e
mensa ct thoro." 1t can hardly be termed
a deed OF separation. though It's operation
is practically the same. 1t is more properly
a mutual agreement. private understand
Ing signed i'll the presence of witne 5seS.
While the terms of the agreement ere
kept secret. it is stated the essential point
Is that both parties agree to the withdrawal
of the suit
There Is private agreement between the
parties adjusting all the claims on account
of alimony and dover and all the interests
which Mrs. Ford has as the wife Of Stuart
Ford, and might have in the conttrge IT
interest of the Stuart Ford estate upon Il
fair bass. Mrs Ford will eventually ten
eft E.v this agreement
The plaintiff Stuart Ford. agrees to pay
all the costs attached 10 the sut and Mrs
Ford reserves the right to apply tor a
divorce whenever she ChOoS-i N any state
of the union but Virginia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Viewed in General Results Is Decided
" Misleading.

New York. November 13-The Financlec
says: The statement of the Ne" AolN
clearing house banks for the week ending
November 18th viewed in its general re-
suits, Is decidedly misleading Inc loans.
for instance. are reported $l,-Hl,lVo AtSlNi
than the week previous, whereas the ioatio
OF sixtyfour OF the siXty-ilVe BANKS III , lne
clearing association have fallen on no 80
than s., 1871 100, the decrease haNliE ~, We n,n
more than offset by the increase OF $o'4iH ,o
reported by one large bank which ", ~. .ho
Il prominent position with reference TO tne
Union Pacific settlements now peliulnh?'
Just what the heavy loan expansion H ttt
Gates specifically is hard to d"tt r1lllhe ~
that 1t is involved in these SET "
doubtless true. The same bank mas u'
posted with the government S"llIel ~" W.
like nine millions of bonds to secure tl.c
Union Pacific deposits whlch ~ '. ne, %,Isi
out this assumption pihrrW'S" th' rI
ness of the banks has not peeI - ,t17, |G,
forty-two of the institutions lhhlN G"'iiS
considered having decreased th'i' lo1 1n
The item of deposits is also of a m!sI"au.n9
character and with one bank EN- t go
the loss for the week has been S"'F-i.V9;;
Addng the Increase OF $o,4 80 20 ass Zoo as
by this bank the gain becomes $3.50 w %
given in the clearing house totdiS' 'itl.'
too the Pacific payments are IN e Niuvu
But treating the statement III lllH l 10. az
that is considering the BANK mtN'ms IL T.
greatest changes as apart from thc resi- IL
Is found that the total gam OF %h"'l' ~? "a ~
cash made by the hanks Is TO PC h''I"
entirely to the siNtN-IoUr NSlltuu"'i9 80
the hank reporting the heavy expansion IN
loans and deposits has almost lIe5lSc!S tte
same reserve carried the week previous.
As the increase in loans ana d"po9!tS "I
+hls institution were identical. It follows
that the sIXty-four banks lost hPaFly J.
loans, decreased their cash $."","V anu
their deposits s.. 1875 200 The statement thuS
treated docs not balance hut that Is AZ!
that can he made ont Of Il. The aCt1al
fayts arc chat the banks are gaming
money and as inferior institutions are over
supplied with cash. the chances for firm
o. money market even with tn" heavy pay
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Flourishing Road in Georgia.

AmcriCus, GA, November 10.-tSpecial)-
The annual meeting Of tha stockhold"rS OF
the Georgia and Alabama railway was held
here this afternoon. The reports of IN" Of
fcers submitted showed the company To
be In Il highly hourishng condition. The
gross earnings for tn" fiscal year ending
June Goth we're $lQ2l, S36 An increase over
the previous year of $685.. 7S5.
Net earnings for the fiscal year We're
$2S4 O5l. The large expenditures mad" upon
the property since It's reorganization Two
years ago has resulted In bringing 1t up
TO the state of high perfection. Its physical
condition today is second to none in the
south. Owing to the unavoidable absence
of some Of the largest shareholders OF the
company the election or directors was post
poncl until an adjourned meeting thirty
DAYS hence. This railroad is owned pr!nci-
pally by capitalists Of Richmond, Va, OF
which Banker Williams is president
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the mucous membrane.

between the nervous system and the capil-
larry blood vessels. Therefore, 1t is fact
never to be forgotten that no on" can
have catarrh long ". thout being N danger
OF becoming nervous (eVcn nervous pros
tratiOu), nor can any one nave weak nerves
any length of time without be ng in dam
ger of acquiring chronic catarrh as the
direct result of weakness of the vasa mo-
tor system Of nerves. The weak nerves
may be the cause and tho Catarrh the ef-
feet or vice versa, the catarrh may be
the cause and the weak nerves the effect
Let us ask ourselves again, then, whas
have weak nerves to do with catarrh? our
reply would be; Weak nerves have very
much to DO with chronic catarrh. They
may be the cause or the effect, bat they
az" very sure to be one or the other.
DOCS this answer your question sat-
isflctor ly?"
rEutirely So" the reporter replied. u
am sure YOU have made the subject SO
pain that any one could understand IT,
Now / would like to have you tell We
what your internal treatment for chronic
catarrn IS at the Surgical hotcI.'
The dJctor replied: "ph, ! suppose 1t IS
already wen known that we use Pe-ru-ul
as our principal If not sole intcrual troat-
u.cut for chronic catarrh. We have como
to tn nix that little else but Pe-ru-na 10
needed II any case OF chronic caJarrh, I'M
less some organic change has become a-
vowed in the diseased process"
I'll" reporter asked: "Rut what Is this
remedy Ie-ru-ua. doctor? Is it panacol
for al the Ills of life. or WHAT"
The doctor replied: 81 would prefer 20
have I)r. Foster, Of our medical staff aa-
sWcr that question for you, It is moro
directly in line with his Department.
Tie question was repeated to Or. Eos
tor. who answered.: no, sir; Pe-ru-ua is
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

| Nn1,nJnIar hn
| conIitinns were never finer for promoting
| s"l'"i'ions o,a eon fn,,+ ,h ,,roduce
| the "eliiahu ana Sa'e ioi iiuil an"
of every description, ana as seherai
| thjnp the iobbers and retail people, as Il
| whole are using eevry effort possible to
I. t't. h,,si,oss ,,,bot II o,'.bt ia he
| in''No '"''t ;., , r,ina
| AL present INC hocoS9''i'a az oii,S ms
sought at, but IN the next rev days as
her,n to find their wav into all the country
| towns ana villages which win strengthen
,,,'i,.,, ,or, ,1atoriajIv
business very hi1tei ,dis, s,,,o, . 4,o
| The apple supply Is about equal 10 the
| demand and consumption. with prices rang
| ,n,, from 81 TO $50 per barrel higher than
r''h - o''' - ~ ,t cocoon rrbn o,,,Iitv
lof ti'e sam .'i'i' 40" ;.iIr,tu, i|'t+ar
OF STOCK hoMtNo'' - ',;,., XIII,
| Favored Jobbing prices are $3.25 to $3.50
DER barrel for fancy standard varities,
| choice grades ranging in price from $3.50
t1'' 20 Ifrirns will no doubt continue to show
10 o. ii i WV ,, m ftcr tho hoIilavs
S'E>"TS ,n, lemons are now arriving. and
~ m,oIitTr 10 All thnt could ha asked for
,nH ,nns,,rr nwinly TO grade. from S. IS
J.; GO ,,ar Wv
TO - per Don: ,,,.os,,+ ,,rnisbinp tint,
l-oulSlala - a. 20 tba honIsomns #
market WIN some Oh we H. ei,,n,t ina
oranges mat mas 1a nry,ii ~ f ,,nnJ color
heavy W. and sweet. me Florida stock arr.y-
s Is % saIos % a. ' rom 81 Is to % per box
ehiItmnntg from Flnridn will be again this
,'ninn ,nr,, Ii,rht ana high pricos will un-
season very iishl; nnu ' inGinrpnation ohtain-
T fr,'n mo ni,inrfnal orange belts of Cali
fnrni1 statn ihat he crop throughout that
country was never finer. Same is dcVel-
onina and coIorinR rapidly, and will cut
urnn7inrnt figure In the Atlanta market
inrinr the holiday trade The California
<rrrrn fruit business is practically Mt an end
n this Market for THIS season. Only few
To,lin m ,,,H ~ nnSoId'
New crop London layer raisins are III:
co ,il bli up. and 10 probability, of any
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15

The trading in cotton this week has been
broad. Although the market has shown
some inclination to arrest the downward
tendency. the efforts of the bulls have
proven futile and the week closed with
prices at almost the lowest level. Liver
pool broke sharply today. The decline
there amounted to 12-Gld which was
consequence our market opened 3 to s
points down, The pressure to sell disap-
peared soon after the open ng. and on
liberal short covering. part of the loss was
recovered. January opened at SCI. adj
vanced slowly to $50 and closed at 5.6ilO
So. with the tone of the market steady
The opinion among cotton dealers eXpor-
that prices will surely go lower, but every
is afraid to be short and no one has
courage to be aggressive on that side. The
labor troubles in Lancashire seem to have
been adjusted, but the trade In cotton
goods continues of Il dscouraging charac-
ter. The movement of suppl es is simply
crushing. Crop estimates. both ON the
part of profess .onal StatiStiCiaus and the
trade generally, have been raised recently
that every day which passes without a
general killing frost is lighting for the
hears and that everything at the moment
seems to point TO Il further decline. What
ever the size of the crop. however it is
certain that if cotton goes much lower the
demand for it by the public as an invest
ment Will simply be- enormoES. This class
yet but they viii certainly do so at any
material concession Those who sell the
market around these prices and deriyo
much benefit will be making history. ANA
We cannot advise our friends to JON this
class Of pioneers.
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In Favor of National Quarantine.

Brunswick. Ca November ll.-(Special)
Council tonight passed resolutions faVOring
q system Of national quarantine in line
with the bill now before the house. The
resolution requests the representatives from
GIynn in the house ana senate to work
and vote for the measure" 1t a $50 requests
congressman Brantley. of the eleventh dis
tr:ct, and both senators, to urge and work
for it's passage in goth branches of the
nnttnnnl L.giSIdtllrN.
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Abbeville Wins the Site.

Abbcyille. Ga November n.-(SpCoial)-
AbbeviHe has won great victory in the
courthouse election. The official returns
give Abbcvlle 1,&3@ Koctelle 2,12S. Then II
will he seen that AbbeVlue received over
800 more votes than was required to keep
the courthouse. being that much over the
necessary one-t third. The election was well
fought on both sides but was fire" from
fights ana any trouble whatever. IT vas
the most quiet election ever held in wilcox
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Houston Wants To Go Back.

Nashville Tenn. November 9.-Thc board
of missions of the Southern Presbyterian
church met today and revoked the ort'er
sending Or Houston, OF the Louisville pres
bytory back to china pending an iuVc5II-
cation now In progress respecting ms Or
thoduXV and ccClcs;ast cat standing.
Authorizations Wcr. made for China mis-
SONS $1,000 aud south Brazil $4,000
Salaries of all miss onIries were reduced
In these districts.
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Fruits and Confectioneries.

Atlanta. Nov - Apples, fancy SO $50 Dbl. Lem
choice *-;.75@ 500, fancy 80 A0@ $50 ORANGES
MeeSna - 900 40 per box: Louisiana ID 90 100
per L box Florida ri 90 per box Bananas, straight
#l.2J4 30 culls 500 zoe. Figs, lUeG l2tec owing To
quality. Eaisns California 81 600 l.G5i boxes
6ut,5Uc Cur:anls 6t4@1c. IeEhOrn citrou 13& &C.
Nul-. almonds Lec; pecans, 10 NC; Brazil 7seSc;
nibcrts il 70; wanuts lO~ilC; mixed nuts SO Zoe
Peanuts Virginia electric Light 5Qe6c fancy hand
picked AGA ZEE: Georala 3@31c.
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Groceries.

Atlanta. November - -Roasted coren 81 so psr
loon Green coffee choice IL; fair 10;
prime 9. Sugar standard grAnuiated 5lec: New
Orleans white 4a,; 90 yellow Acc. Strip New Or
leans open kettle 25s940c; mixed l2La@20c; sugar
mouse 26oL36C. Teas, black 3OlS65c; green ~ 4 5O;
Rice heed 6tac choice 5l4cSGc salt, dairy sacn
25;Co bbls 2 %; 100 cream G0c; common 65&
Cheese. fun cream llh& l2c Matches Dos 50j,
ZOOS l.3OGpl 10; 300s 10 Soda, boxes6, CraJx-
els. soda ~: 1o; gingersnaps 7c Candy
common sticN &c; fSnCy l2&Slj. oysters, 4. w
lG5; L. w lib
Chicago, November 10 Sugar, cut loaf 4;granu-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Senator Walkers Brother in Trouble

Gibson. Ca. November 9.-(Sp"cial.) IL o.
r:ght Mr. IL n Walker, of this county.
\ brother of Senator d. f. Walker, at
tempted suicide by shooting himself twice
with a pistol near the heart. Dependency
$ the only cause that can be assigned Tor
the rash act 1t is thought that 1t IS I'M
possible for him to recover.
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No Damages for Chapman.

Chattanooga, Tenn, November Fin the
suit of s. f. Chapman against the Yellow
Poplar Lumber Company, of Ironton o.,
for 100000 damages claimed on account of
an alleged violation of contract in the fed
eral court of Abingdon Va, judgment was
rendered today against the plaintiff.
In a former trial Chapman secured
judgment for $4,000. Chapman took an APP
peal.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Diseases of Women Cured.

Ladies afflicted with any Womb Trouble, Dis
eased Ovaries Painful Periods Kidney ana
Bladder Disease, who will write. stating case,
will send specially prepared statement suited to
their condition trial simply to ablish its
merits. Use it and p Y if satisfied. Everything
sent sealed md all confidential. Address, NINE
nR. MARY i. BRANNON, l02 Capitol Ave-, At
lanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Country Produce.

Atlanta Nov. l3-Eggs I6@l7l9 Butter. west
cru creamery 20 aE3C; fancy Tennessee lSm2Oc;
CT dice l2tgC Georgia 2lpGl Toe Live poultry turkeys
go Toe, hens 2dU"7lgc: spring checkers. large lSt
20c, small l2lqm lac; Gucks, puddle eGD2Oc PekIns
25@%T c Irs potatoes, per hushci <. - roc. sweet
potatoes 30 G0c per bu Honey, dull strained SO Ic
in the comb i"Nc. Onions. new crop, sJc@$l 90
Per bu. u. = Itg2 SO per bhl.
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Chief Ross's Granddaughter.

Chattanooga. Tenn, November ll.-(Spe-
cfal)-Mrs. Frances HiXon. 81 niece of the
Cherokee chef. John Ross, died at her
home, F'lintstone. Ga. today. in the eigh-
tieth year of her life. She was a remarka-
be woman and had retained her knowledge
of the Cherokee language to the day of
her death. She leaves forty-hve great
grandchildren, all of them living in north
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attend TIL after the frost. Besides Score
tary Wilson. Governor Joseph f. Johnston,
DR.. j. l.. M. Curry, Ex-Governor W. ).
have promised to be present on the 30th.
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Two Of the best known writers "'"' '''
calists on chronic cdtalrh IN inns '""'
try are the editor Of Modern Med. rln" ANA
pr IIortm,r Of Columbus O. They IRE
:, ,,a r,t.r and ,hpir oviniD ms
90 ,..,,,, ,,.,,..
"r" quoted III '"o'S"""' ~
and their publications. esp rlaHN J" p'.'
phlet form. are to Ice found in every mum
let and city IN the United o't'rS'
The editor of Modern M'oc"''
ed special training III vienna ",'' ,',t
and has stood for tho surg .cal tr'"''i'''t'
of chronic cataIfh Oh we .os' '-'' 80 t,,,
holding surg cai means III p"'%, c,i,'r.
portancr above '','' "t "'',l'' ,.,,r.
Dr. Haftma" mas ',i ~, F','' ..t'',,,, ,.,l-
been Il persistent advocate oi 'h'of"'' "'''-
icauons. ~
In late issue or Modern -'Ir"''-"' Wv
editor states that. Ike others Oh i''' "''''o
school with himself, he had mad" 'N''"-
sve uso Of the actual 'dH'tiH' "L' SOW
the goug" aud the cutting o"fr I'' VAC
destruction Of the lh.'k'i'" SUI
within the nasal cavity ana -'N' " 10. ~
ployed powerful HStr.hseht "'9-'' '",''
mineral and N'GetaoI"' ~ " ",,'''' u,
duclng So-rlIi'd CaJaFIl'1I 'i"'' ''''"''
But more extended ooaoi Nau"" mus -
~ weakened our Iajh n '"' '"' ans va
the sort mentioned. Temporary I'9"I'7 '''
easily obtained, but the Same '''7'' wa -
plohu'''i '''' 'i' &C.,
ton, the former '"h"'l"h9 ~ '"'
After several years uI'l o. '"' ''''
referred to- ne was I"d 10 @""pl N"N '''
lowing system of dealing "I'l '"i"'"' "a
taIrhaI affections:
Improvement of tn" PATIENTS VITAL t'S.7-
lance and general tone by TON I''l-
mrnt
Tho aupl' cation to the affected la''N "i
yapor liquid vasclnc on account Oh ih'
excessive drynesS OF the mu9""G' Nom
bran"
RcVulSiVc applications 10 lh'7' ARGUS vi
the skin which ar" in special I'I''o" 80
the affected muruuuS m'mhr'h'' ''' NN."
of the face ana the back OF inc Nee" '.''N
thus associated. through tn" N''>rh".'r
ccnt,rs, with the pituitary, PA"i9 "E. vi ''''1
laryuErIl membranes.
Catarrhal diseases and thfr 't'''I" ~
have become of 50 much Importance u" '''
people of the United S'at"- ina, cur re-
porter und"rtook to ma "". what ~
IIIrtmans views ON TINS ~uhJ 90 were. ~
IL he Il tact, as til" EDITOR oi M|I'|h vi"
iciur has stated, that the U'"I"'N' "I
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Provisions,

Atlanta. November I3-CIcar ribs hoxet SIDES $40;
clear 53s; ice-cured bellies Sc Sugar cured
Eams @i2laC; California 75pc; Breakfast bacon 10
ollie Lard, best quality 5slc; second quality 53sc
CCmpOuuu
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


dalton the entire week Packers are IN
clined to talk bulish, but trade is light
and there is little or no speculative demand
for outsiders
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which finally Caus-
es arrangement Of
[ h G VaSa- motor
system of nerves,
leading up to q
condition of ner-
VouSresS and even
hysteria. OR aga II.
the catdrrh may
be acquired as a
result of catching
cold, which will
soon derangc the
nervous system, be-
cause Of tho init
mate connection
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
Piles and Fistula,

Cures guaranteed. Free pamphlet. DR..
Tucker, Broad street, Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15

GREAT RARGATN-1Go acres of valuable
talm land ana build ng los adjoining the
G,!ty OF Rome, Ga. Address Il. Y. DOWdeII.
Tuskegcc, Ala.
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Closed steady: sales 1l5.2o0 bales
Riordan & Co.'S Cotton Letter.
New York. November l3-(SpeciaL)-