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A TEXAS WONDER.
Ilnll'a (trrnl IM • ■*% rr f.
Ore mi. bottle of Hal* Great Il*
rovery cure* all k.dury nr I • • r tr
bl*. removes grave), cures diabetej. *n>
Inal emission*. wr,ik ur. 1 m* !*•*• k**
!Muru iin aid at, . i Tartth *of ll*.
kldiuya ui.U b.a Jder • i*o h nun an * * u *
mrt<, irgut.i: i .a*Ki€X : übit sin cull*
. ,' i .
be ent by r.iiil > n • * .J*t • l,, '' • rth-1 '
bottle 1* iwu mo h* n. auu it aft I wi.
cura any a- * >♦* nienti*>t**-d, Dr. b
W. Hall. *..U nmi t* turer 1* <> lVtx
u St Lou;#. Mo. b• nd for teeilmonwl
gold by ail 'huggisis anJ Bolotnons Cos,
bavannah, *..
llrail Tila.
Cut b* rt. Oi . April 2 IHI>
This I* to < *-• *J?y tI.V I w** ft• led
With gr v* rd that 1 look sixty lM !"
©f Hais < ' it Discovery and it com
plate ly cure.) me It 1* worth 11.0 ft) I*©!
bottle to any one needing It.
J T STKV i:\ft
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
nk%%* and m:u* or tub ihi
in i u o *r % 11>
Albany Getting Knnli for Her Has
la> Knlr—Uarm nni|<nl|tn In <
IttniYiu*—-H nfcliitta to 'fair 1.4-
brarian—Grlttlna White l*rlmnr>.
I roil at Or la !*►—!>•*•• r * naglil
With n llool* nml l.lne—4l her
I lorltlii \t
Tom Bth#rilge w i hot l y a negr** s
batm-d Ate o: * a* H i kka > at tun. n r j
M> or S* a nicnr, . I the >ui.v
man m\ li* Tin f-h-ref * u* w• 1 n!• i
man !u- ft*-red fit reward for the * m
ture of Ai • t • The n . ro )a at- ut
year* old. at. lis i','* r *olored. He I*
rather stoic
Grltlin •* Have White I’rlnmr).
The cl tv executive committee of Griffin
at arm* i c . ,■ < lire i for a wtitt*
prlmar\ tub- h* 1-1 on Nov . to n *minat j
muni Itwil . lulalaf# who at*- to I** * • t >
ei on Dec l >h • ardula • ni l \
ban t.# pi* >ig* h.triself to Mi ll* by th*
nomination u*l ?*i■ ri the t; k* T>*
m**et lnt* st 1 nfered in th* i.i • D
tween Hon. I* J. I tot lev and Hr. .1. M
Kelly for mayor, at l Thomas Nall inn
H H Drake f.r cl* :k and tr. inutvr
though tr every wal.l ilk the Ij, .x *ft
the 1 l <l. • e 1- ; n.
l*iaonel 11% t Ikni etlra.
Emanuel lUnkirv- th© #*lxt-*: ear-old
•on of Mr. J. T lla-Kin*. w-11-k nkwi.
clitfrn of Campbell county. li* and ft“tn th
eft* t* of blond poiHininr I <i \\. dt
•lay night. aused in n i*e ullar mani* t
The your* man had l*een l>)w,n* an or
dlnary French harp until h x under iin
bad lKH*ome *ore and mtlarn* l lb I rig id
dieted to the habit of cigarette mu- king
he continued to smoke while the lip wa
In tfalls condition, and it w *< the opiuloi
of the attending |* n# ’hat th- nl-o
tine or other pi*on from the rrtrett.
rume In contact w h the ?* r* on id l p
and thue produced the fatal r.miH Th
euff* ring* rtf the y utli were teirible, and
In* he.el anil f.ne w *‘r** *w .*1 let In yon-l
recognition, optan— had t< U* arltnlnla
terel freely to al.ay tile h* rrdld* agony In
aufferad
Warm < nut pa Ikm In < •tliitnhiia.
Municipal polltl ore legirinln* to
warm up In t olumbue The Good Govern
ment Club ha* pla< -l an entire alder*
manic ticker In the fl. id and-• veral other
announcement* for older men hav* b<> i
made, while it l* un>. r* to I t at b. f- r
election lav roll* around t very candldnt*
for akfermanic honor* will hav* oji** -
tlon. d'he citigetls op|t*ord lt> the p •-"lit
city administration will b* h*ard from
it I* luppotud. m*l ih*. laboring t**>pi.-
have already placed < ie candidate m th*
field, with the probabllHy that lin y wii!
have others also Altogether th** *m
prcikn promise* to I** |Ule .• pirlt* *1 on**
No iiMuor 1* to l*** • l**x't*<l this year M ivor
t'happ’dl's election l*t He. uiljer Lavlnf
been for two ycaia.
Male Idhrarlnn.
One of the for u...s app b ants f.-r th*
position of state llhrirlan l* Mr* \\ V
Atkinson, wife of the former Governor
She called on Gov. Oindler several days
ago and a**kl that th* Governor ai p In*
her Th* tiuvrrnor would not promts*
Mrs Atkinson the place It |h conceded
that Judge N l*. Hutchins *f
vtile, a close frlenl of the Governor, will
be the nest librarian. He tnad* tppll a
tlon fully six month?* ago, • and It is n*w
► tatd that the Gov* rnor hi* d** id*d u|*ot
him a* tte man In f • t. It i* the
talk at the t'apttoi that JtHlge llui hin
will ticceed Idhrari.ii l ( r *wn wh s*
term expire* in S* i*t m'n *l. Sp • u a
tion * to Mr. Hiown s #a - or lvas
ceased.
tll>nn>' llnv Vs % I'nlr.
Allvany Herald' Final i>re| arntlons f.*i
the Hay I*a’ (*rnlv il and Street l air
which oiens next Wr-dne lay morning
ar png on actively th: wivk, and th*
big thrc day*' *• ertamment will opet,
up with much cciwt Th*' big i*arad*
which I* to open the carnival will begin
bet we* n 11 o'* l* k and n*n Wednesday
an I will be an lm|K>stng ►lght. Th*r wlil
b* < larg- number r.f fl a a a;id a- *rr’*
r.irrii ex in th .ara-l*. and all of them
will l in’**!* *nng S-ni- •*! t; • rut
tain* 1 ' w he* wrll giv> fr* ** rfmui' *
during *he fair hav* already reached th*
Cly. ar.d other* will probably arrive tbit
week The *r* ticn f beaxths and street
stand?* will hardly begin later than
Monday The f.ir U do-** at hand, ant
all of us are beginning to r* .* ;xe that it
going to Ik i big th n.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville Metropolis: Another mis
take in c*omiuii<ltng a tr-c iptlon ia
suited |n tm* |< ath • f o child in Pensacola
Satutd iv. M p no f- * -d unel This
aga*n emplifl-i/.e th* f t that druird t*-
ahould b** v*ry ireful when mixing medi
cine.
Trnll* h IHi irniiitr Fulr.
Tampa Tin.* The orange fan pro *t
f-rirt to hvr in t with .* tot p cf* • >
yesterday aft**?n r *on. Thcr* • e r.n who
are wlllit g to pui up mon > to run the
thin*, but rote are known who n- %\lll
fng to put up the i* .* .r rm* tj k
with It Fibs* there *m -t p*
taken whereby wOtri. g*> t *mtr cm b
Itafu'd to take th* man igment of th.
business. It aeem* likely t * tli- ir J t
will take the shape of it* n.tm -ak** ml
rol’ iiwity. This propoaltUm ww* given
very favorable consideration since It w i
firxt pro|<>• ej and *ll have urxel a*
the or .trig*- fair would b t g.eat thing
They have even gon* #0 1n r as t ► ag-e**
to put up the money, but the time I* i w
th m s*tt j? obj* ct l*t the c<. m,lc 0.. of
the business.
Killing the Heputation.
8t Peteretairg Hub-Peninsula Ivntnatur*
and unoolore l orange* continue to bent
to the Northern market* from Florida, ami
the com .-; . i ** |r a slump in |Hrl* c* and
lerni n*-nt Injury to the reputation of th*
tatc* t mpvrable goMen apple. It le
to he d*P' fed that growers o;ni.ot wa t
a few w regt or.ger to place htlr frurt
and Insure a good market and permanent
demand If the practice of wholesale
shipment of Florida orange* In an unripe
state continue* thla fruit wr.ll lose Its de
served name ax the best orange in the
world No locality in the world an pro
duce the equal of the Florida orange In
|ta fully matured state, but when unrip*-
It has to lake Its place In the mark***
with fruit of mut h infetior ga **
I rnst hi Orlando.
Tm r* wis froel ut Or.at do Tue i*v
n. mine at.d that. too. ouotde f tne l **
f.< lory. The iemi*era!ure went down o
1-’ degree*. It !• rather *.irl\ In *•♦
-• .-*.n f>r such weather h this fai-’ude
Hut It Is inetter to hav- a llllee * * and r **w
t n a fr**/> S. * r on. T* * *>i l w ill
h * th* • okerir: lie -w# *?• nli gof
t :.*•>: it!W - The* i'.riifek’i I b. mad*
pvi*? of In. fhi v o ral *f fbe greives.
T • numlH-r **f th* m g**-*t*-r than ••v*r
known her* ?• ?. r- Tb* > . aih r in fhe
tree* in countD- < umber- and wo k
u|>on the surf. • <•' th*- fruit until it
dr*p* off Mr J W Fain e *y- that
wr en h*- tun *>l t e le . up -n Id- r* *
aid i t * * r.*v *l w.v**r through th**
fot*.’ h* t . m* *at hk* aw rm ..t
be. out . i tv. Many be** ** f fruit
*\ * b. r •. f ;. ■■. ? tielr ravag* *.
In UK lit l)***r Wlllt I’iali l.lttr.
Mr M .ti H Howell, a merchant of
Sr Mirk* t ! *.f wt hlng a fine* de*?r
a few d*\ ikto in th \N akulla river
with h hook onl It- * He w>u. t uneler
— teh>.J if, * by this inctlnel he li.ee not b-en
aid. to *rh many, hut vouchee fr
ei h.i.g thi- . n*. and ehd i t spit ** his
h" k iMSher It -♦- mi! ?*• w .s otjt lit the*
Mii.ldl* of trie !t. am iliehlng for sbeeje
.l w *. it•• *•>['!• *! .< big and * r swim*
v, r . . - n\. r. wlthou? it e.*on*l
tnvitar m Mr H <w*il soon pulled hla boat
* •
when Mr Howell wutuUi no?**- *r ***tr t<*
el* h‘m ov**r th- head, would plunge
f* rw ud it. I *b*f* at the lick. Afte r try
ing In vain t* iptur# or kill him. Mr
H..W.-I! thought of tIN fishing line . so the
next time he* mm** In reach he thre w* his
hn# over the old fellow's h*v*d. hooking
rim In r* • ey*. nd, after I** ng ttiriwd
I wn th** #tr**am for %**verl hundred
\ at Is. h** manage*! to get his boat near
nigh to |*oun*l hint over the head,
which ‘-*•■*l* mad. Mr. How* 11 the* bap
pi. .1 man in S Marks, for he- had <
*.g bti’k dead in th- bottom of hl boat
mimi%h* n i*ir.imoM i*%nk.
etn#* Urll-knnwn llonr !*•* Ont
With ci Hrokeii la*a.
Atlanta. Nov It Kventa ar Piedmont
Hark th ; ufteinoon were full of mi hri
e Ovlngton. Kv a well-known hors*
broke tier left f.ire-leg In (he- fourth race
t **he w <-* going the- last hurdle H?♦ • ■
limped pitifully to the* wire. 8b was not
.! but wti !*•• treated .!** k y John
s.*n, who was ti}on he r, was i.t injured.
lu th** -am* ra • Hy Admiral, Fergu
s*.n up, D*.i v#*r tip- lasi hurdle. N*|ner
. ~ii) v)* kw - injured M V\ i
-- . uti Juiia ll'*-*- In th* en l r .
was '-aught In Jam at and un *at*d Th*
hene* * a*n*- In aloe.* Sumtu.ri*
Hill Hit . Selling, six aid a half fur
longs Annie- Dunie*ta. 1 to l. won with
Iris. 7 to j. M.-oti'l arid iKuimg. k to 7*.
* rlr). Time 1 .’•>
Hecond It i. e—Selling, four an*l a half
furlongs. Leila Harr. 3 to 5. won, with
The* Irish lioy, I to 1. second. nd Mal
ic •• fro-*. tt> 1. th.rd Tim- tl h*
Third Ita <• Selling one mil*’. Brother
Fresl, 4 to c. won. w ith Kejus. even, second
and HttU'-ebut, 7 t** 1 third Time* I:WH
Kouiih Hi-* On** mil** ov**r four
hurdles. Gom* * • to I, w.g. with Hand
ll**. 3 t* *. se."!, ami N**U*rlii. k to I.
third. T me 1 >.
Fifth It.< * S-ven furl*ng< Little
){• gg • i* to w**n. with S**:denbch. 1
to 1, ►* nl.md ■( 1. third Time 1.36.
*1 hr Mii***s 11 ( %i|iif*lu*t.
New York Nov 11 —Three oulsMar, iml
Hire** s* m<l * h*. • - divided the ■ r*l at
Aqueduct to-day one favorite after an
other suing down in quick succession. It |
tt is .1 dDa*troue day for th* player#,
f* um marie*
I ,r* Hurt —About seven furlong* Has
r b, j* to i. won. w.th Trumpet, 7 (• 2
n4 v*-n, -' •on*l. aii<l Imp, 3 to 1, third.
Time $1 25 2-5.
He* tnd Bi * -Five furlongs. Ortcnta. S
* 1 w. n. with Annie Thompson, 4 to 1
and even < <r>. 1 and M*-s.*b** t even,
third. Time 1 01 3-5
Thirl llsice one mile ami seventy
vmb Tolu. a. 5 to 2. won with Imuble
Dummy, fc t• '• s* * *nd. atul Tension. 50 to
1, third. Time 1 I*; 3-5.
Fourth Ra* *n mile and a sixteenth.
Philippine, 5 io 2 won. wlih Knight of the
G ri* r, 9 to 10. and out. second, and *Hr
Ftishugh. IT* to I. third. Tim* . 149 1-5.
Fifth Boo* Seven furlongs. Queen (‘nr
nival. 3 to 1, won. with Th*- Puritan, 5 i*
2 .mil * v**n, second, and Billionaire, 5 to
1. third. Time 1 27 1-5.
Sixth Ilf *' dino mile and seventy
yards. Maple. 15 to 1. won, with Mon- 1
mouth Boy. 7 to 1 and 5 to 2 second, and
Gvc-un*l T.ike, 4 to I. third. Time 1:49 2-5.
liner Itcsnll* ill >* m |miH.
<*lncinnati. Nov. ll.—Results n( New
port
Fired !;.• • Six esl a half furlonrs
Hor*shoo Tob.t *o. k to 1. won, with
lke Fonso, 5 to 1 second, and Bnilnre.
2 to 1 thlr.l Time 1 •>*>*
Hecond Race Ftv* n*l a half furlongs.
Irma. f io l. won, with School for
S* nd.il. 15 to 5 • r. 1 ati*l Barbara M .
to 5. third Tim* I<*V
Third Hare— One mile atul a sixteenth
S tuber. 7 to 2. won, with KtthoDn 3 to
I. -e ond. nsl Beans, 7 to 2. third. Time
1 47 V
Fourth Ra* e Five furlong# S* vny. 2 to
1 won. with Master Mariner. 5 to 1 se.>-
ord. and F.arl Fonso. 15 tl. third. Time
1 ;08.
Fifth Ita. • -S.X furlong F.thel Wh. a,
4 to 1. wm with Duel's!, 7 to lrt, *e*ond.
and Jim Winn. 1" ( l tnlnl 'l'mie 1 H
Sixth Rare--One nib* and seventy
yard- L* ft Rower. 7 to lo won. w.th El
ite. 12 t* 1 - amd. anl Saguenay, ll to
third Tim* 1 iT
lire ut ltnslehirl.
If ;7b htirt. G Nov. II -The two-story
res'denc* wn*d by J M Ibtrdom and
.* . ups. and by J I! Ymiman# < -.tug t fire
from x stov* fftte at 9la o'clock to-day,
itnl w *- burn* and A part of the household
go ds were sav**l by hard work You
m in**' |oe> Is six'Ut f" The house w
worth about s>■ There w *** Insurance
• both but th* rin t amount cannot le
barn**! Youm.uw was out of town at
the time of the fire
It ha been remarked that li>l Salls
bury must f*el quite at home at his cab
inet meetings, for in making up his new
ablnet he h.i- provided for four m*m • r
..f |]j# find \ l*or*l Hellion.* . first lord of
| t ulmtr ilt) - l/-r.l Sali-bqry * oniy
-on*lll ’aw and Arihur Balfour, fir'** Ird
; ..r the treasury, and Gerald Balfour |res
j b nt of the Board of Trale. are his neph
,h l>"*l Balfour of Hurl* igd, secretary
f. r Scotland. Is h*r cousin.
NERVOUS=
chronl naturearcthose which
Dr. Hathaway treat* exclusively. For so year* lie li.it confined fcl practice to thl das* <>( com
-gwsw plaints In men and women, and the unlf> rialty of Ms cure* has
won for him world wide fame. Men who hare lost youth's tutor ate
made strong and whole again by thl* thoroughly const'.! .
K . g tional treatment of Dr. Hathaway's. No no-dtdne with slmj It
I * temporary tonic efTr. Iran euro yon; you Dowd a treatment whl h
W" lfr '~ r * ■* i II go to the foundation o( your trouble and w ipe It out. mentally.
By .*! nervously and physically.
All forms of Chronic Diseases, Including Varicocele, .Stricture,
BJiP -jB Flood Poisoning, Kidney and Urinary complaints, etc, an
. cured by Dr Hathaway's system cf treatment.
V lie Will be glad !o hare you wr::ehlra or call at his office for free
■- - V "oneulut.on. eian'.natton and ad rice. He will alio lend free. jjsl
*• | P* :< l ID plate wrsnper. Ills new c p lC s book-"Maclteess. Vigor,
*“>F | Health"—to anyone, man or woman, who suffers from any chronte
i disease or weakness.
■I, NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. Office Hours —l to 1! m , J to Sand 7
Dr. Usihawsr A to. to jf p m Sundays IS a. m. to 1 p. m.
£A Bryan street, Savannah, Ga.
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1000.
Yellow Lab el
w h S S K E Y
Sold in “homoeopathic doses” wherever
K liquors are dispensed; and to he had
y 'f in bottle for the home or the sideboard,
|/ o^2Jm of all dealers in genuine whiskies.
Id absolutcly STI MU LATING —IMV IGOR ATI HB
fufii STRENGTHENING MELLOW—OLD
4Cr\We’ll Treat. 7mo Hill. H'l ■ rdlDr)
HI r * ' ‘C - \ .m) >‘iu*m
BHI ktSpScA , Y j • - ’t ir**** "1 1 - **t fc *
ft parking. Addrcaa
tv Ohas. U. PlaHar A 00..
*• •\ 47 ■*••" •*.. Cmolnnatt. O.
VffM V,ra S Ai . *V rr..,lk. r.lll
\ epriMg* Uiatilleri
. ■ M' ■ j
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Tnurs*lay and Friday;
G*rgU Fair Thurs#ly and Friday,
light north to **a.it wind#
Jvi'-.rn Florida Fair Thursday an*l
I’rnlay , light \arialde win*l*.
W* -tern Florida Fair and
Frilwy; table wind#.
Houth <*a rolin Fair Thursday aril
Friday; variable winds, mostly light
port herlv.
•. .!>•** \V. tfher at Bavgnnah-
Maximum tempera tire. 4 pm 7J |.*gr**‘-
Mliiimum t* nipe'r.Hur*-, & ain ♦* deg re* -
Mean t* rn|* rature W de-ire***
Norm.il temperature >*hgr'**
Ex-. , *>f ternp* rgtur# l*l gr e
A imu.iiol d#tl* lency sin* **
N*v. 1 6 degr* ee*
A umu.atecl .x• r since
Jan. 1 . IV. degree*
Kainlall Tt t
Normal ,r * I* l ’ h
Fxcews since Nov. I 2 <1 m.-h*-
Deflcl* n y sln* e Jan, 1 "l inch* s
Itlvcr Hepurt The hlght o? the S.iv << -
I •*) iiv*r it Augu>ta ai * a in t7‘.b me
r!*iUri title i ># '(*-rda>, w i# f* et. no
* hmge during th* pi** eding twnty-four
hours.
Observation# taken a the same nion • t
of tin#- at all station Nov. 14. IK 0 s i>.
rn . 7 -th Meridian tune*
Name ot Butt ion. T V Rain
80-ton. clear .... ,tf
New Yoik. < I* ir 3. I
I'hllßil* Iphlft. dear •> I'* ' M
\V.i!hing(oii * u ir -4 i ,M
Norfolk, civ.tr 4‘* L •**
!1 liter ■ cie.tr ■** I*
Wilmington, * •♦•ar 54 1*
Charlotte, c ear I 54 la '0
Hall* Itch, clear 4* L
Charleston, clear 58 M t .*0
Atlanta, t iear 4k •* •*
AuguH i. cl*' ir ....... > '•)
Hivsniuh, clear *4 I* •♦
* !**ar Ss L *s)
Jupiter, cloudy *' *• and
k* v Wot. ■•'.♦•.ir *ft H
Tamj * -b ar ’*2 L ♦
Mobil* , dear 5* ♦; ♦*•
Montgomery clear I* * '
V icksburg, dear •** L '•
N* w Mi lean#, pt cloudy > L .(*
G ilveslon, clear •>! Id
Corpus ChrDtl. clear d* lu o*
Palesline, clear .... *2 8 <■)
Meinphß *b ar 4* 4
Cincinnati c ear 32 4 *
c .ear 32 L T
Buff h. snow 24 12 T
Detroit, dear 21 14 T
Chicago, cloudy 28 -4 .0)
Marquette, pt. cloudy ... id 22 **'
Ht. Paul, snow 2ft * l
Davenport dourly 4 L 2
S! I axils, -b ar x * '*•
Kansas r’ltv bar 42 L
*k!ah ma. dear 51 1* •*)
D*dge r*t\. clear J 44 L .'
North I’atte. *,b ar 44 12 .‘0
H. It. Rover.
Ikveal Forecast util m.
iii:\imi oh'h i H’h i:\pehif.mi:.
Ilnfiielte 'Pru n| nl lilt y I l ren tone*! I%
% lit**-lie 11 il ni Whiskey inl m Flock
of <|ull.
Washington Letter in New York Post.
Th*' Interview publDhe.f in the Even
lug Post the other day of the imnrovol
:f*tllgltces of the Governin'nt for p
to'ttng i'# if againei interr.a -revenu*
fr;i!i*ls. su* h is Secrdary llrlstw had
••ope with, reralls to another o!*l revenue
officer some change# since Bristow's tins*
quite outside r*f legal and official routine.
•’Everything In th* ♦lav -of Grant s i*i
mint traibm ;♦* very much simpler than
now. -uni he i*v your rorresiwsrvilent t*>
a> We young men had to a une liv I.
mtiiOg alwnx Th* distilleries wre no
h<, ronvcnh'ntly concentrat***l near th*
i illroi-l • entf'-s a- now and even in p p
ulous tieurhltorhou*!# the s *nes of much
<>f our work could !*•* rache*l only *.
horseba* k *r by carriage One i*iri of
the district over which I presided t
tained it group of distill* rs’ and re t-
Ilars' estnbllshmeiH# w .tntn a radiu.- . t
sen or twelve miles of a village on a ra’
. * •
load further man to m> that bo:h hav
fine, berime famous In polltb sand bind
i>. tlawtgh then ••xtreme'y primit.v
tint I lioiight a h**rs*- and ami **
r.mw I with a 4 vcrvmai* In tin* vlilag*
to i.k* * harg* of them for me. When I
•,shout I*l make a visitation I would
travel from my city h*olquatt**rs t* the
village by train, nave th* liveryman hd •
tip, md drive In whb heve* hre tion I
warned tc go
•I shall tnver forget one such tli> 1
i ,ade. w b ch came very nmir Interfering
;•< itnunently with my donn- i t*. -
t,il Jrlven about 1 z n mtl* s to iv
ilstillrrv **f > ag* and Du.i hnwii who had
**ome smipl*. old-fashion** I t>tlons of
b spitailtv . While w** w* t*• . m
* ur preliminary conversation. I happened
*.i y some thing aloiit w hlsk*>-makln.
before th** war lie answered tha- u- had
beat) engggrd to the btt in### In t m ol
. •• •
aocw of the liquor he ih*n made On my
• xpresslng curiosity cti**rnlng Ms h
of preservation, he offered to bring n
•om* .n*l |e? me Judge for myself WMd
this he rl sapp ire 1 returning prt
with a tin cup ontalning i**s-IM\ a half
pint of his well-#* *• n I wht k- H* •
the cup down on .* b.in *l-: id iv ar where
I was at work, -it* I w* tn aU*ut hb* bu-.
nes?-. while I kct> at vnltie
"The day was on** of thoe crlp. splendul
winter slays, which we g**t In irt of
th# north, wh#tt #v#nrtblng se#ms to
sparkle and tmal* \ t un veil of snow
lay over the gr uni, with clear Ice
• rust on f* j* of It. at.d th** frosty air had
I enetrat* I my thb-k overcoat, s** I
i* i kirimi# lv% rt >• •* intry In my bug
tv <m mj way, per hup# four or flve mil##
tr in tbedisti .* r% my attention hud been
ai t led i v a lark q*ot In the corner of
< Held !<'#• by t. • r- a*l and in the angle
••f a rather ra k**ty r;il-f*nce Huspe -ting
v at it wn*, I got out of the buggy, crept
• j- th* • fnb.itikment. aid p*to*l over. t
- • i * v* ■•v* y *>! quail Touched down
. g.tin-t *■.• i i* keep warm They
v.*r bin *h*el afiv r tb* manner familiar
t , por>*m#n, tail* mwur-l and heads
••. md I -huM ki> fmm memory ih
the c!r<-le the*', formed was a out thi#**
l* * t in *.h*ne t**r I had no flreurni**. out
i. o urrrd t** m. that on my way back
I w *aid w.< . for (:i- place* I( would
the-n l e-arlv # v** ,ng. and the quail wouM
i t b* \ e y vlgl nt and I could undoub*-
• liv *:- .-|i up unp* • iv**d. throw my bug
g.-rolN >V'-r the*m and bag the whole lui
■Although 1 Atten l**d t my buslnc#?*
wlUi -*m < .*r*-. 1 am *fral than the
tl ugbi f th >• ((uall till** l my mind in
ii i I*- morm-ntari interval* when I wu
n*- - e tdaily gauging With visions >f the
l i- • ante tin* memory of the k**en air
i 1 th* *dd 4 lrl\* and I would reach
over b the h.rr<d-b <1 alm'*i ouiomati
by. ani ;ak a >lp <r two fitan the tin
up I was .>t a tippler any more than
I am aw , but the whiskey certainly ta*t
• 1 * *h|, n*l dr# ill tli* #hlvers out of
tn- I w. . a uw’.u*- ibat it had any *f
f*t <>i m> *• a i li> the tinu I had emp
tied iit .up i wrua r*-a ly (• start for home,
l felt in a |l*-*i nit glow all over
The dilv* bu k was lieauiiful. The sun
ha*l Just sunk led *w th* horison. and
•a* !*- wan a u mis. n flush in (he western
k\ which ma.l* tie snow on the ground
be-k almost blue l y . >ntrast. When 1
*a-hd l •• >:ot where I had seen th**
birds. I a!lg it*l and cre pt up the lank
**. dn, ro* #* in ha;d Th i* were the tiuall.
gruu|** l jus; ms 1 had lefi th* rn early in
i l > 'king ir. leed. a# if they had
: t sllrrc*! an ineh .n th** rn**anttm*-
st entiy 1 stole in *ti tb**m. The fence had
hi rails. *ind it .• * ii* and an eternity i
i '.it* fully 11 ft •I • -lie Coo* after tf*** other
lid ' limlwd t trie t'*p Just as 1 r* al lied
i . it*t • t i ill. mi r." pound# ptoved
*• nub f**r ih. a; -*i j tur*-. and it
|.*l *1 wita a tr**m* ti'keus c iash. The
*vn k I 1 no con fir-a use If to the siot
v. ~-i I w. hut ti'** entire line of fence
f r a li-tan •• of *om<* live, or six rods
wt.nt <i..wn i v***hr. Th* quail flew off
wtt ii frightened butter, i•’ horse
rtl*l by the combined noise- liolted
ii*d disapp* are*l over tne crest of the
nearest hid. while I, still clutching nty
tub* . r I* and to ' .- bottom of the ditch,
ud my tux/.y overcoat was c'overed with
a mixture* t #now. fin* *litt, and gravel,
itid broken Mutw and sticks, the refuse
•f the roadsale brush
I'u'.ling my * If t*g* tf * r I trudged over
th* full and on to the next farmhouse
t‘hi r* 1 foul I thai tny lar>* had been
ight. anl at th*- buggy was comp.tra
t iv* v unhurt. - that, after a few nln*
it* emharra- . g conversation with (h**
it * f uisi*,iv# farnuT. I we*?* aid* to resume
tnv J> urn* y My .> . Id* nt had ',itts-*l rn*
titl-s my train h*w#ve*r, and a** a <on
-* in.-nce I ai l i.*d reach home until quite
tat* al nig t There 1 found tny wife sit
I:gup 8! I waidng for ni* As 1 entered
, h*. r* in. 1 and. tiiu tly he ani h**r sniff the
. . Th. m|i>r *>f .hat con founded *lOll
- W.d.-key **vid. fitly “till clung about
me*, and 1 c ringed a- I saw her survey
iti.* c rit! ally fr m he 1 to foot.
••You lave b* • 11 drinking. James.’ she
;tid. sternlv. '1 am mortified beyond *‘X
i. I womler how many persons
ba\*- -* **i you In Hits condition T
■ Am I tot all right - 1 asked survev
,ll aT my own p*-rs**n as w**ll as I could
n.t suppc-'-ing that 1 bad already made
tn \*• .f I re Sen ta de.
••IP r r**-'* r. -• was to divest me of ibv
.lytT-iut . • 1 show It** its back which I
.t l 1 1 •! t . rush Then -h** \ olnte I t >
m\ . *• 'Wn.ii you 1 ft here this m* rn
II . , , , . , ft.-
..virdi'-e Y.*u i**um with enlyonc.’
11 w- tt u. I never saw my it #1
.14 dn Wheiner the quail *rrl .|
off to n* !*t H or whether h fell Into a
stilly when th*- frost broke ui In thr
i*riiu. 1 * ann* *t say Buf this was IfM
r :* end of my troubles The taper publlkh-
I in the villa*;, wh* r* l kept nty hose
%t mtl idmlni-tratlon in |n||ti s. aid
-he- .-ll . r tc*k great cb tght In In e.tl g
n the* rn \l we ek s D*u* a (aragro.ih to
1 .it . ff. t \\ . have had occash'd lefer
, the* rule- or ruin “pint m<n -
j. 1 1 i,y th* Grunt administration. New
,vli* n*u of It <n l*e fmme) on the roal
!-ftweti this village and Blanks dlslll
mt to havi 1 eh mg# • f
*a*rti*-s lu udrol of thi- piv-mm nt when
lib Si rn binding* become s* rro* mt
t i < lift > -f* * a highway is no: wlle
. n.Migli for them lo drive through but
. pal) and .wn th*- f*n-ea of
hare!-wu king farmers 10 make spic# lor
the swath they are trying to cut * **
110% HitntNNS \\ nil Named.
From ,l '' Youth's Companion
1 j. no alwav east to name a baby
and to name • slate or territory 1* ob
. 1. 1 u 4 l\ a “crtous ma*ter. The late Gen
1 U 1 > n\. for whom (he chief city
of t ... rid.* r ille.l. always Instated that
• . icn, ih* name to Montana
t;<t i*n\ct was intimate with Bieph
,.i; \ p,.!iis ii-.” writes F. M Clevenger,
nli.i w,- formerly th** Os*neral> confl len
,l , , k .\t one of their meetings,
h told the* sgory. Douglas brought
, . . ium of the West, saying that he |n
i.r bd ♦. Introdu e a bill to form some
1 x\ tcrrlt* • l**s and wanted Denver to
■wigg*-t appr q ilrii*- names.
cV*kraei was the rtrst one mrntkm
• I •
,*n* •.* I u-ugi is. jKintlng on tne map
to thti n ih# 01 of C*iov4# i
want 1* name for a territory 1 am going
to murk *>ut up here In the mountains.'
•’Denver’s Ilf* in the West ami his er
ib e in the Mexican war bad made h'm
familiar with many Spanish words, and
be* remarked Whi not < nil It Mot*n.i‘"
•What d‘ew that mean?’
••Denver replied that ll meant ‘moun
slu.His countrx ' By way of assuring
MirniM'lf IkuiglK# calied to his wife, re
flated the question, and received the
sum** answ.r ‘General. K*i jus* the
w. 5.. l Douglas; ‘l ehnli a%)opt g
The bill did not pass at that time. In
deed. Montana was not organised as n
territory until I**4. three years after the
death of Douglas Bu* the name was
given to It in due time.
—French navy estimates for 1901 are
3.2¥5.9 franca, an increase of 1M10.M?
francs. The larger portion of the outlay
will be devoted to nava; construction, to
the defenses of the port# ami so the per-
M>nne.. Th constitution of the squadrons
will not differ greatly from the prc#en*
agganlsatum. j
MiltniK HTKLUOK!tCB.
Matters of Interest to Shipping Me
Generali*.
The British barkentine Ussia Furry
will discharge her cargo of lumt*er at the
Gordon wharf Since the vcr*‘l returns) (
to this |ort. leaking after pro ewllng out
for Victoria Cove, Canada, she has been
tied up at the dock In possession of gov- j
eminent officers. Various outstanding '
claims against her have gone unMibiH 1
long enough to lead thoee interested to j
believe that tha owners do not Intend to
pay the debts against the veaael. The !
cargo ia b* ing discharged by the in- |
su ranee company, who will Hi ter charter
a vessel to Lake It to destination.
The British ship Harvest Queen arrived I
yesterday from quarantine, and is docked
at Hunting end Company's wharves,
where eh** will load cargo of luinler
She will tak* out the largest cargo ever
loaded on a tailing vessel in this port
The tug Kate Cannon was turned out of
Rourke s shops, yesterday, where she ha# !
been a few days for repairs
The schooner J H Parker proceeded
in tow of the tug Jo <*b Paulsen for I
Brunswick, yesterday, where the will I
lead luxnia-r for a Northern iort.
Havanunlk Alumnae.
Sun rise# at <3l a m. arel sets st 4 >
n m.
High water at Tyhee to-day at 4 19 a
m and, 2p m High water at Savan
nah one hour later.
Phaaea of lle Muon fur November.
P. H M
Full moon < 3 ft ev#
quarter 13 * & eve
New m*>n -J 1 1< niotli
First quarter 29 11 35 mo. n
Moon perigee. sth. Moon ap g< e, 17th.
%i.s %\i> tn;nniiHivV
Veaarla Arrived I Mtrrdtf.
Ship Harvest Queen, (Hr), Forsyth,
tjuamntin* Master
Tug Neptune, O’Brien, Darien, towing
raft.
Vevaela ( Icsred Yeaterday.
Steamship Rattio. (Hr), Nlsbct, Bremen
- Wilder A L’o.
Ht* amshlpThlrlby, <Hr), Whltefleld. P..ir
c* lona Wilder A •
Bark C*lln Archer. (Nor). Martinsen.
liondon —<'barb s G Dahl & *"o.
\ \\ cut to *irs.
Steamship Thlrlby, (Hr), Whltefleld
Barcelona
Steamship Falward I*. Avery. Hawley
New York.
Schooner J. H Parker. Hammond.
Brunswick, In tow tug Jacob Paulsen.
*ht||*tnu M<*in or n min.
Key West. Fin . Nov 14 —Arrived,
-te.imer Nueces. N**w York, an*! sailed
for Galveston; olivette, Smith Havana
and sail*.| for I*, rt Tampa. Miami. De
lano, Miami anil silled for Havana: *!•
-troyer Vixen. Norf.-lk: Yudit Ad**!*-. Mill,
New York, ami sailed f<r Puerto Porte*
Fernandln *. Fla . Nov It <‘l*-ar* I.
!*• hooner Rb*hard F. C Hartley, Kalker.
New York
Hailed, s* hooner Fva B Dougktss, Balti
more, Perth Amboy
Charleston. Nov. 14—Cleared, schooner
Standard, (bdfrey. New York
Hailed, hooner Navarlne, Pix. N*w
Y'ork. tug Protector. Igo. Ilarcacoa with
barge Marla Dolores, Bonneau in tow
Arrived, eteanier George W Clyde.
Chichester. Boston, via N* w York, pro
* ceded Jacksort\ Die.
I’htiad* Iphla. N"\ 14 Arrived, steamer
A B Sherman. Savannah: Oscar C
Schmblt, Savannah
Salles), at earner Alb-ghany, Savannah.
Havre, Nov l.V—Arrived, steamer Em
prexp, S.vann*ih f>r Rutenlam; 14th.
Tliomley, Savannah for Bremen.
Hamburg. Nov. It.—Arrives!, steamer
Norma, Galveston and Pensacola, via St
Michaels
Port Tampa. Fla . Nov. 13 Bailed,
steamer H. T. Morgan, Anthony. Bllsa
bethport.
Arrived, steamer Mascotte, White,
Havana, via Key West.
Port TSmpa. Fla., Nov. II —Arrived, tug
Dauntless with schooner B. Frank
N* aley. i *ar<lena.-.
Jacksonville. Fla., Nov it —Entered,
steamer Westover, John. Philadelphia.
Notice to Mariners.
Pilot charts and all hydrographic infor
mation will be furnished masters of ves
sels free of charge in Foiled States hy
drographic office In Custom House. Can
tains ore requested to call at the off! •••
lte|K>rts of wrecks and derelicts received
for to the Na\y Depart
m*nl.
The I.ighthouse Poard gives notice ?h*
i <>n or slsmiy N'o\ 20. Fire |s!anl llcht
ldp. No. t*A, will he replac'd on Its m
( tlon. ab*ajt 9 7 mile- south from Fir*
! Islarwl lighthouse, and apnroximately in
1 the latitude of Sandy Hook lightship,
#md light vessel No. n. temporarily mark
Irg the station, will be withdrawn. No
change has le-en made in lightship No.
cj as to characterlctlcs of lights, fog sig
r.als or g* neral appearance.
Foreign Exports.
Per British steamship Thlrlby for
Barcelona —4.5i2 bale- cot on. $217,157; l.'-*"*
barrels rosin. RftC. *; _r* pi* c*s pitch piru
lumber. 12.730 —Cargo various.
Per British st* amah Ip R.itho for
Bremen—ll,249 lml s cotton, $530,753; 2.*‘
bags sea Island cotton. $21,522; 1 ?** ton
i hosphate rock. $27,135; 1.4u0 barrel** n*>ln
$1,422 —Cargo various.
Per Norwegian bark Colin Arch, r for
Ix>ndr i n -3.567 *osks turpentine. $74.9>>7.
( nrgo by James Farle. Jr
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
(fontlnu.d from Nln.*i Pagr.i
r, mfx-r .BSfl< 70; Janmir)'. e7>*ijS 75,'.
February. wv
Hullrr rirm. rmm.Ty. ISflZIc; piato
tlairy. lMilb.
rhrr,. steady: large fancy. lrtV : *m.i!l
do. lie.
Kaua firm; elate and Pennsylvania.
Si27.'; Western regular parking. S-i.t
Potaioeii quirt; Jera. $1.00.11.37 1 *;
New Voik. $1 TT.vil O s : Ing Nland. H i
0175; Jersey sweets $150t'..01.
Peanuts quiet; fancy haiwlpk'ked. .’.li
sc. Other domestic, 4e.
I'stihages quiet; Itong Island, p* r its,
$1 :•■*>! 2 75
Freight* to I.iverpool quiet; cotton by
! .team, 2.V.
COTTON Ki:i) OIL.
New York Nov. I*.—Cottonseed oil
steady with a continued fu.r Inquiry for
. the more remote positions Prime crude
barrels. XV nominal: prime summer yel
low S3’ti!4c: off summer yellow. KV,
prime winter yellow .isutu,'; prime white.
.17>t3*, ; prime meal. US
< II It 4110 M4I4KKT*.
Chicago. Nov. 15.—Wheat decline.) to
day on weak cables, small clearances, and
wreak flour reports. December rlotng *,e
under yesterday. Corn closed *sc higher
anti oats * shade lower Provisions at
the close were 7 1 .■ aT, Improved
Ths leading fututes tanged as follows
Opening Highest.Lowest.Closing
Whsst. No. 1-
Nov 724, 724, 71*4377 72 972S
Dee 72 57$V. 7272 H 72V677F.
Jan 72*4573 •* 72’, 71 7H
Corn. No. 2
Nov *', ,
Dee *SMWS; sa *2%
May *frVo3k **V **S
If you will buy three
Old Virginia Cheroots
and smoke them to-day you will get
the greatest amount of comfort and
satisfaction that 5 cents will buy in
a smoke, and get it three times over!
You haven’t any idea how good they
are and cannot have until you try them.
Try three to-day instead of a sc. cigar.
Three hundred million Old Vtrgmu Cheroots smoked this
jtit. Ask your own deiler. Price, 3 for 5 cents. ,
Special spade won
LINDSAY & MORGAN'S
SPECIALTY.
Everybody knows who has ever had a shade that
they make you think —if they do not work right. When
we put them up vou won’t have to think. We have the
only expert shade man in the city. He does nothin'; but
make shades and hang them. Also Draperies and Lace
Curtains. Want to do your work. Send for us.
Two Specials for This Week.
50 Daghestan Wilton Kugs, regular price $9.00; #ft A|J
our price UUiUil
100 Brussels Rugs, regular price $2.00; 01 ftr
this week (JliZu
Go visit all the other stores, then come to us, and
we will surprise you with the completeness of our
FURNITURE AND CARPET
stock and the prices. Remember, ‘‘Not how- cheap,” but
“How good/’ is our motto.
JUST RECEIVED, j
Fire-Proof Safes
From the moat celebrated ma u afact are rs, both flrr-proof and
burglNr proof aafea and vault doors.
Ilf carry an luimruae stock of Fire-proof #afcs. Oar stock em
braces a very elegant line from 700 to 4,000 pounds, ln*lusfte.
single and double doors, and a visit to our establishment to in
spect these elegant safes will be a source of ntarh profit aud In
struction to our frleuds.
The price will be as low as any really Fire-proof 9afe can be
made, and onr motto Is Quality mid Safety of the first Import
ance.
9*end or mil on as for farther partlrolnrs, catalogue and prices.
LIPPMAN BROS.,
Wholesale Agents for Manufacturers
of Fire-Proof Safes.
Oats, No 2
Nov ...21'. 21H 21N 21S
I>fV 22', 22' 21%22 22
May 24 24 2J 7 i 23 T .
Mr., fork, per bbl
, Nov . *lO :>> *1" 40 $lO 20 s!<> 37',
Jon 11 4*l 11 60 11 4 11 Sn
M>v .... 11 47', 11 Si 11 4i 11 S7H
Lard, per lflu Ihe
i Nov .. .. S 9.7 705 fi 95 7 Oil
1 Dry f. (to 92', 6 *' 9n
Jan 6 72'i 6 7>, 6 71', S *2',
May ... .... *?4
Short 111 b. per lOi lb.—
; Nov s S IC', S > 92',
lon .... SO6 fi 17', SO6 6 15
t Mov 0 15 6 25 6 15 S 25
Cash .piotatlon* were a, follow. Floor,
.lull and ratiy. No. 3 spring wheta, (48
;72 No 2 red. 72',-.177',. . No. 2 oom. 39',
-1.19', No. 2 yellow 39N4i39*,r; <>..•e No. 2
ivhltr, 25',. . i'll. 3 whll.. 3 t 1i27 , . No. 2
rt • . 40 . f.iir to rhol 'r molting barley, 56
! .. 0 Nil 1 (lax seed. *171; No. I North
• 11.79. prim*- timothy ho* *l, 4 I<rfi
! i _**' m* p'‘rk. por harrvd. $!<).374f<10.50;
! I ml. pT !<* pound*. S7 7.10; nhort
I rib* (losh#*! f*i r i4i7lo; dry Halted
boulder* (boxoili s.'• nhort clear
'*l* s (ttoxcri). |k tvV*is.7s. whlaky, ha air. of
high wine*. $1.27.
Frof Frederick Starr, the well-known
j nthroi<>lrl*t at th** Fniveralty of chl
t ago. hn recelV'Hl a ailver medal from
• jii* • n Wtthelirlna of Holland. Thin
< iward *-f hor-or ha* been given an
i krunvlr ,*nM ! of a tiro of
at 1 pi t nr* - gecured hy Frof. Starr
t th*- r 'il of hi* *** idle* aming ih**
Mxi .m Indians, ami urn I hy him to the
'• : t IV .h ii irtisil 4 o&iecttofi
of Holland.
W. ROSS GRAVENER,
Manufacturers Anent,
R411.W IV %Nl> Mil l, 41 I'I'MKH,
r*rovtilent Kulhilng. Savannah. Oa.
JOHN G. BCTLER,
-DEALEKS IN-
Hn!n<s. "tla anl Glass. sash. Dootf
mind- and Builders' butn.br, Plain aivl
* r . 1 :...
11 In. ! : ~1. ■ I H , r
Sol. Agent ,'oi COM Water I'a ot.
A Congress street wm an t l St Julian
•trtet. wcat.
Empty Hoqsheads.
Ktnpty Molaatw fa*
i Ml* by
I c. M. GILBERT & CO.
8, t. SI Of HOPt Rif AND C U R'f
fU MEIM 1.l
the rate atahtm * Ka.tM raf r.it •*
hor l>ie of Hope. Montgomery. *1 *
b°li. Cattle Park and Wi t lliii
I>ally except Sunday*. Subject ;-*
without notice.
ISIeB OF HOPE.
I.V,fiiy for 1. of H. Lv. Die of lio.-'
**’ “V fr <*m T. nth ,600 am f<> I
730 niti from Tenth | 6 <JU am ! V- i
* • am from Tenth , 7 t/0 am for T
915 am from Bolton XOO amf or
10 JO a m from T.-nth lo u> am for I
12 no n n from Tenth |ll oo am for b
1 15 pm from llolton 11 3 am f r 1
2*o ian from Tenth |2OO pm for 'I '
330 pm from Tenth |240 pm for 1 • 1
430 pm from Tenth ; 300 pm for T> r
5 pm from Tenth j 4 oo ton .'or 'l if
6 : pm from Tenth | 6 uti |>m for
730 pm from Tenth | 7on pm :■> T
k>' pm from Tenth | Buu pm for 1
930 pm from Tenth | 900 pm for i
10 30 pm from T.-mn |lo on pni lot i "
|ll oo pm for ‘I ■
~ MONTGOMERY
1 v oil jf r Monf j i.. Mont ■
610 am from Tenth |715 am for T 1
230 pm from Temh 115 pm fo I 1
630 pm from Tenth , 6 (si pm fo:
CATTLE HARK.
Lv jelly for Cat. Hark Lv. Cattle I r
o3i am from Holton 700 am for 1
7 At am (rum Bolton j 5 oo am (or f
Iwi pm from Bolton 13u pm for 1
2 M pin from Bolton , 3 uu pm for 1
i t*> pm from Bolton | 7 A' pm foi
too pm from Bolton sju pm for I
THINUERBOI.T.
Car leaves Bolton alreei Jtmctl n
a. m and every thirty minute* th< i 1
until li aip m.
Car leave, Thunderbolt at 6:00 a ' 11 1
eiery thirty minutes thereafter
12:00 midnight, for Bolton street /•■
tlon.
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAB
This ear carries trailer for pa--
on all trip* and leaver west aide e
market for Idle of Hope. Thumb t
and all Intermediate points at 900 ■
1 on p m . 500 p. m.
Leaves Isle of Hop# for Thtind<-rb
City Market and all Intermediate poin
at 400 a. m . 11 < a m . 2 4 p n
WEST END CAR
Car leaves west side of elty market *
West End 6.00 a m and every 4 > mlnut- *
thereafter during the day until 11 P ’
Leaves West End at 6:U a m ar.J •
ery 40 minutes thereafter during the di
until 12:00 o'clock midnight
H. M LOFTON. O-n M*'
OLD NEWSPAPER*, St* for 26 cent*.
Business Udlcs Morning News.