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Catarrh Cure
Wonderful Home Remedy That
Quickly Relieves and Permanent
ly Cures Nasal Catarrh in
Man, Woman or Child.
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mir CAUSES wonderful remedy cured me OF a
desp cough started 10y catarrh and also an tle
other disgusting features Of the disease sncli
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LIQUIDS ieles. pastcs ana other thllSS' pul
Mr. CAUSES new ami wonderful remedy Is IN"
only one that relieved and il cured me nun
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THE COTTON MARKET
Spot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton:
Atlanta-S Steady: middling 9 li-i6c.
i.iEcruool-Easier. mddling 5 1921.
New Nork-,Quiet. middling l0hc.
New Orleans-ouiet; middling 3 &c
Sayannah-Quiet: middling Lice.
Galveston-Iirm. middling 9 ll-l6c.
Norfolk Dull. middling CSC
Nuhilc-teuiet. middling Csc.
VI .mphis- steady. miidling 9 3-l6c.
Augusta STEADY: middling 3l6c.
Charleston Firm. middling Csc.
Houston Steady. middlinE 9Hsc.
81 Iogis-Steady, middling l3-l6c
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Groceries.

Atlanta. December l--Roasted coffee.
per 100 HIS Dutch Java. Sl7.60: Gold Star.
SIC so: Arbuckle. $l330; Lion, $3.50. Green
coffee choice. 11@llAc; fair, l0Adl0lsc;
prime qiadf9a4c. Sugar. standard granu-
lated New York 5al New Orleans
formulated. 90. Sirup New Orleans,
open kettle. 2J0tl0c mixed, choice. %
6I2Sc South Georgia cane, IS. salt
dairy, sacks. ST. 30Gtl 40: barrel. bulk. $2.25;
100 Is. SIS. ice cream. S25; common.
GaT-0c Cheese. FUN cream. - to 134
Matches. 65s 453.m55. zoos. $l.50lbl %; 30os.
a. n Soda boxes. &C. Crackers. soda. 6Ac
cream Gl2GcHc; singersnaps 6Ac, Candy,
common stick. Il. farcy l2Nl4c oysters,
l.. w. 500 10 $500; i. W.. $l2o
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Frnits and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta December Lemons. choice
e. -0lt3 ~. fancy S32503.50 Figs. l2is4lic,
raisins. california 2-crown. $3.50; 3-crown.
s2.25. Nuts. almonds, l5nlGc; pecans.
l20i3c: Brain l3Dl4c; lloerts lllsci
tyaluiIts. No. I2l.Ml3c. 80. .. 100llc.
PEANUTS. Nirginla. iH1c: fancy hand-pick-
ed. 5c; Georgia. 2d3c New York state
grapes. nothing but Catawbas, o-pound
Baskets. l1c Northern apples, $3.oV4@Jy
J. lorida oranges 2S5 70 $50
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Atlanta, December Flour. ali wheat
first patent. $40; second patent. $3.50;
straight. $3.50: extra fancy. $50; fancy
$3.50: extra family. $3.50. Corn. white.
5gc: mixed 57c. oats. white. 40c: mixed.
36c; Texas rustprOof. 40c Rye Georgia.
othy. large bales. 81: No l. small bales.
95c: No. 2. 90c. Meal. plain. 5Sc: boted.
54c. Bran. small sacks, 81. Shorts. $l.1G
Stock meal, $1.10 per loo lbs. Cotton seed
meal. $1l5 per 100 lbs hulls. 81. Grits,
barrels So; bags. 81. 50Gl140.
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Cottnn Seed Oil and Meal.

Sew York DECEMBER Cotton sod oil dun
and about steady. crude barrels 3D.. nominal
.,.ritr.. sumtn.l yellow 81 isc. off summer vel
i.st Ale. rriu. winter yellow 37037iac. prime
white. oF. Urm. meal 526926.5 SO
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Bagging and Ties.
Flour. Grain and Meal,

lnta, December 1.--Bagging, LIB.
Ties 45-lb.. steel arrow. $l.35.
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Provisions.

Atlanta. December clear rib SIDES.
boxed, "a: half ribs. 75s, rib bellies.
SAGl9: ice cured bellies, lose. Sugar
cured hams. 139l0le. Lard. -S1s@Sl4, best
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Roston ..... :. -. 49,. $500. 1881
Newport News...... 49,. :. &. ...... 1885
philadelphia -. -. -. .......... 1877
I'm nswick... 500. $500. ..... &C. S2
pensacola.... ....... ...... %. 49,. 1890
Total. 49,. .... 49,. ..... 1858. 294
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N.. .rh. November 80 The following is
ths rssi not uceiuts of Gotten AZ all ports
!. moo srffsnthpr 1000
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have been victims 0f inteu per- nce- Mrs d-H -
ms for years suffered the GRIEF aud anguish
shared oy so many true and faithful women q
America to-day, who IA ave driGk-anicted faith
ers. hu~ bands or sOnS. she determined 10 over
come this fearful evil IL posi- bic Her search
Tor q harmless. perfect and secret home cure
was ~ asst rewarded when an ola friend came
60 her and gave hera remedy which had never
been known to fail Mrs Hawkins gave ttle
remedy secretly and in s.feW weeks. 10 hex great
10y. her dearest relative was entirely cured OF
appetite for drink and was again restored -
health ana manhood
After this wonderful result n rs Haw.tins Sc
cided 20 devote her lie 70 the Work OF helping
her sisters every " here. whom sac found suffer-
ing as she had suffered from the effects Of aico-
hol upon husband. father or son WIN the
assistance OF others she perfected the original
treatment ana now offers 70 send this treat
ucnt free to any distressed wife, mother or sis
ter who will write Tor IT, Mrs H2w ktus' great
desire is that every woman who needs this
medicine will write ~ once 10 her aud get H.
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A GratefnI Woman.

MRS NAY HAWKINS Grand Rapids. Mich
Ny Dear Friend Gu have been h. means Or hrtnK
ing sunshine into my home last August Fot vouF
remedy aad began civ it u husband from
that tine until the pTgscrf ne has not "a ken drop =
kind % hole drinks. tcaunot say too mur1
for Fbary eur remedy has done for andi ue IL a.
heiperto any notnersister o. v ie 10 sha.i nss-
H. Yours 81 ntergiv. Mrs. II A LANE
Fast Hampton. Me- Feb Il. IN99.
Thousands have saved their homes ana loved
ones by this remedy and you can he among the
nun Der il you only wish ia. Mrs. Hawkins
treats every letter she receives Sacreoly conu-
Dental and you need have no hesitancy what
ever in writing her for assistance DO not de-
lav: write her TODAY. Address
Mrs May Hawkins. Box 25c GrandRaoids. Mich
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EDanM
FIJI lBsDg 2
GeEHIRszIl 81,
IN rs. May Hawking VIII Help Every
Norman Save a DrunkaPe.
A Trial Package of Her Marvellous
Home Treatment r RE- Tor the asking.

ANY true woman might we'll be proud TO hay;
saved one poor soul from the shaclSles OF drink
but Mrs Hawkins has redee med thousands -
her noble and practical work among those Whl
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WANTED-Two reliable statesmen In each
state: permanent position; salary and ex-
penses. experience not absolutely essential
Address Carolina Tobacco Works. Green's
barO. n. &.
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Judge j. G. Long. OF ST. Augustine and
Washington. ID. G., is in supreme control
Of the republican organization in Fiori-
ia and Joseph II. Lee. the negro collector
Judge long is United States consul gem
eral at Cairo. Egypt, ana is now at his
post lie writes mis- Florida friends that
hc viii be- with them some time next
summer which they interpret As meaning
that he is then coming lome To fix up
new slate for the federal offices i'm Flori-
da 10 present TO the president Until that
is done the present officials Will all prob
ably hold and indeed. only few impor-
tant changes are expected during the next
four years.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

esque situation felt throughout its pages.
but when we have reckoned with all this we are
moved to a warmer admiration by the manner
In which Mr.. Castle makes his personages live
causes their adventures and their environment
to seem as natural as they are new and excit-
ing. His portraits Of single figures with the
exception Of Rupert Landale are spontaneously
drawn, with the finish that comes not of de-
tail, but of penetration to the centre of a char
acter He has humor. In spite of the slightly
excessive length of the story it is never dull:
one reads unwearied to the end. This is the
proof of genuine power The cool criticism
which may cause one two points in the work
TO be questioned is only brought into play at
the end. While following the development of
the narrative it is impossible to be coldly crit
icaL Mr.. Castle has enthusiasm, and this is
communicated to his reader. The book is full
of vitality and atmosphere. Landale Cecile de
Savenaye, her daughter Molly, old Tanty ODon-
oghue and hapess Captain Jack" the gold
smuggler, are additions to the gallery of con-
temporary fiction that oughJ to be and doubtless
will be accepted with the warmest cordiaIity
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

which club was founded in 1884 at the Cock
1 Tavern Fleet-st. London on a day exactly
| one hundred years from DR. Johnson's death.
-Four times a year the members come together.
They used to have their dinner at the Cock"
but when that pulled down they chose the
Cheshire Cheese" They have also met at
Pembroke. Johnsons college at oxford; at
LcEfeld his birthplace, and at Cambridge. A
selection of the essays read upon these occa-
sions fills this volume Mr. BirreII DIR. Birk-
beck Hill, Mr.. Gennadius Mr.. A. w Hutton
and MIR. H. w. Massngham among the
authors represented. The first of these con-
tributors opens the volume with discussion on
The Transmission of DR.. Johnson's Personal
ity," and what he has to say bears not only
upon the theme in hand. but upon the question
of what essay should be like
One hundred and ten years ago Boswell and
a number of friends spent afternoon talking
about Johnson who had then been four years
in his grave I'VE have been talking of him
ever since" declares Mr.. BirTell, and he asks
What does this perpetual interest in DR.. John
prove?' The answer is characteristic Of
Mr.. BrrelI. and suggestive Why nothing
whatever" he says, except that he inter
estrg. But this is great deal; indeed it is
the whole matter for a man, a woman. or
book When you to think of it, it is our
sole demand Just now authors, an interesting
about their goods: whether they are to be in
one volume in three how the profits (if any
are to be divided, what their books should be
about and how far the laws of decency should
be observed in their construction. All this is
very Wearisome to the reader, who does not
whether a book be long as 'Clarissa
Harlowe' short The Luck of Roaring
Camp provided only and always that it is in
terestng. And this is why Johnson is supreme,
and why go talking about him long after
we have exhausted the subject of next door
neighbor.'' The point is obvious, applied to
Johnson. 1t should be, but is very rarely, ap-
piled to the subject of the essay. To the aver
age writer occupying himself with that form
nowadays the conception of his production as
only "a loose sally of the mind would seem an
affront. He is full of art, and construction, and
a great passion for unity, and goodness knows
what else. But is he interesting? Not often.
We protest.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

eXpedient of a beginner. But neither the faulty
of what he has to say about Jane Austen nor
his disposition to spin out some of his papers
to a length ilI-proportoned to the ideas
bodied in them, can deprive him of the distinc
ton of having written a toerabe book where
most men fail. If his originality does not
tend to the putting of new thoughts in
way, it is at all events sufficient to make him
amusing on "Domesticity," Buying and Sell
ing" "Colonels and the Contemplative Lofe'
THE Sense of HumOr," Scores and a num-
ber of other attractive topics. He, too, is free
fl ON the demon of FORM the demon that
knows naught of anything but form. He viii
write gracefully when he can he studies the
art of alluson and introduces anecdote at
the right moment But he is content, the
whole, to talk with candor and humor about
ordinary things. He is no master of the essay,
but he is an apt pupil from whom We may
expect more pleasant work in time
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07
FICTION.
rcrRroN CASTLES DREAM CHILD

% sHGc Caste SF sGAsTHEE sns X g. FPsdseA z
Stokes Company
=. Tight of Scarthey" was first published
.,on6 in 1895. 1t has not hitherto been
,Iated at sill, we believe, in this country.
resent new edition is obviously a testi-
'D u 20 the public interest aroused by Mr.. and
p p castles work in THE Pride of Jennlco,
nv Young April" written by Mr.. Castle
G a nreface Of considerable length the
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07
ESSAYS.
SOME GOOD VARIATIONS ON A GREAT
THEME.

JOHNSON CLUB PAPERS. BY Various Hands
Illustrated. Octave PIP. xvi. 276 London: T
Fisher Unwin. New-York: Charles Scribner's
Sons.
THE DECAY OF SENSIBILITY AND OTHER
ESSAYS AND SKETCHES. By Stenhen
Gwynn. Octave, PIP 236, John Lane
Johnson defined the essay as "a loose sally
Of the mind, an irregular indigested piece not
a regular and orderly composition" This is
the kind of essay which has been read for some
years past at the meetings of the Johnson Club
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Robert Buchanan has written a new novel,
which he calls "Andromeda: A Tale of the Great
River"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

1t was from the mother of the late Earl of
Tankerville that Disraeli borrowed the unhack-
neyed name. "Corisande," of the heroine Of
'Lothair.'
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

Mr. Morley's system in preparing his biog
raphy of Gladstone appears to be a wise
1t would be life task to read through the volu-
minOus mass of letters which Gladstone was
so fond Of writing-his plan therefore is to
make selections of letters which throw special
light on the character and work of his subject.
Clever assistants make copies of usable epistles,
and Mr.. Morley edits and decides upon them.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

What did TennysOn think about Browning's 5
poetry? Archbishop Benson says in his diary
Il wonder whether | have anywhere put down
a walk with Bradley and TennysOn. Bradley
had been reading me The Grammarian's FU-
neral and he said: Wen ask TennysOn whether
BroWnnSs writing at large is poetry no.
TennySOn's answer IN think about it, In
a walk a week later, aprOpoS of nothing, he OBJ
served: 1 have thought, and it is. We had no
idea for moment to what he spoke of
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

Henry r, Sicnkiewiczs new novel, The
Knights of the Cross is to be published in
complete form by Little, Brown & Co. as soon
as Mr. Curtin translates the small remaining
--rtiOn of the second half. The author is sui
~eaged upon the conclusion
Ouida's new novel. The Waters Of Edera" is
said to deal with agraTian troubles in modern
Italy. Dr. William Barry forthcoming romance
Arden MassiteT," has also relations with Italy,
as it tells the story of great Italian house in
its last days.
The queer experiment of life at Brook Farm
has served the somewhat slender basis for
a good deal of writing and it appears that the
subject is not yet exhausted One who very
young girl a member of the community
has written for The Atlantic an interesting
paper entitled "A Girl of Sixteen at Brook
Farm"
Mr.. Ernest Vizetelly has recOnsidered his stout
resolution not to translate ZOla'S "F6cOndite."
The author says he may edit (which we
may suppose to mean "eXpurgate"-and the
translator is accordingly hard at work upon the
novel He Will also furnish an introduction
The MS. of a philOsophic romance has been
found among the papers kept by Michelet, and
it is possible that it may be published The
ton of the story is in the reign of Louis XIV.
Nine. Michelet left in manuscript curious work,
on cats, and this, too may be published
New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

A copy of the Kelmscott Press Chaucer has
just been sold in London for $500
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo-STeRY BRICK
HOUSE No. 2l6 d STREET SOUTHWEST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-SreRY BRICK
HOUSE, NO. PIG d STREET SOUTHWEST.
nv virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in
7 iher No 22iI fol. 49, ct seq, of the Land
pacnrds a; the District OF Columbia and at the
r.o,psr Of the party secured thereby, the under
sScned surviving trustee will offer for sale by
I1bI;c auction in front OF the premises on MON
nAy THE 18Th DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1900,
AT 4 80 O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following described
real estate situate in the City of Washington. in
Tho district of Columbia TO wit: Part OF original
int ,our az in square numbered five hundred and
eiybty-ope (5sl), beginning for the at point
6t1v feet east from the northwest corner OF said
io, and running thence east ID Street twenty
feet thence south hundred and ten feet, thence
wcst twenty feet. and thence north one hundred
and ten feet to the place of beginning, together
with all the Improvements, rights, etc.
Terms-On e-third cash, the balance in one and
two wears, with interest from the day Of sale at
tbS nroperry sold or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser A deposit of 500 required upon ac-
crntauce OF bid. II the terms OF sale not COM
plied with N Is days from the day OF sale. the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. C..
All conyeyanc:ng, stamps, etc, at the purchaser
cost. ,,. >, ,,,,
lnh1 -tI&Cs,exS Surviving Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY. THE
I'D DAY OF MARCH, 1900 at same hour ard
place. ,,,-r,,-,, ,,,,nl,,,.,-,.
nL2O-d&th, Surviving Trustee.
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EAILEO-.-D
Washington, Alexandra
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station. 1885 ST. and Pa Avenue.

From Station. 1876 ST. and Pa. Avenue
In Effect November l. ls9o.
For Alexerdris week days, $780, f:os, $50
SEQ, s:35, $3.50. 9:25. 1000, 1i:0o II AS. n.
Sl2 05 1890. is;S5 x1:20. l:l5. 200. $40, 3:25
$3.50, Si:ls. 4;50 SOS. x5:fo. $40. 6:os, $50.
I;e6. 7:85. SEQ. 900. 1000. ll:s0. ll:5s p M.
Suldays-7:s5. 9:o1. s;s5, 1000. Has. a m,
90 noon. L2:i5 $50 2:l5. 500 e:i5 4:20. 5:I5
eco. $40. 7:so. Sis. 900. 1000. u:20. 1850
p. m
For Mount Vernon, week days-s;so. 500. 1900.
1900 a. m, xle;o5, xi:so 200, 2:io. $50. 7:0d
800 p. m.
sundays-s;oo. 1900 noon. 2:IS. s:iS GAS. 900
%, m.
For Arlington and Acssdsct Bridge. week
dsys-s:0o, $50. 'e:25, 1o:O0 li:oo a.. 'l2 o5.
l2:ae, ly;45. u IS seq. '2:lo. '3:25, i:l5, 5u5
COT 6:ao. 7:o6. 500 p m.
Sundays-7:45. 300, GAS. 1890, II:t5. a m,
1900 room. 12:45 1870. e:l5, 800. s.i5, 4:so,
5:l5. Geo. GAS $50, s:15. p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xExpress. TO Arlington caly.
J. COI-yIN. 5upcrinsendent
O. ABBOT P-es''eu.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AuctioneeTs.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC
OF COLUMBIA Burgess X. Gladmon ct al

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Burgess Il. Gladmon ct al,
complainants, vs. Matte Il. Slater ct al, defend
ants Equity No 20s20.
BY virtue of authority vested in the undersigned
as trustees by the order of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia bearing date the LIST day
Of February. 1900 we will offer Ter public sale
premises known and designated at lot sixty eight
t6s). in square 1928, OF the City of Washington
and District Of Columbia, being numbered 1910
on Thirty-iouTth Street northwest, OF said city,
said sale to take place before the said premises
the hour OF 5 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF
THE Odd DAY OF MARCH, 1900 Terms OF sale,
third cash. balance payable in equal INSTALL
ments OF one and two years from the date Of said
sale secured by a note of the purchaser and a
seed OF trust said premises. All eonveyancing,
internal stamps, etc. at cost of purchaser
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, 40 5th ST. NV,
f. S. DOUGLASS. Fendal Building.
mhl2- d&ds, EN- Trustees.