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he President's Proclamation Ordained
by statute.
0rIAvA. March 6.--In the commons to-
night Sir John Thompson stated. In reply
70 Hon. Peter Mitchell. that the procisma-
ION issued by President Harrison with re-
gard to Behring's sea had no bearing on
he negotiations now In progress at Wash
ngton.
The department was not ut all alarmed,
y the proclamation was an annual event
0dered by statute.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DIp FOR PRoposAle-sEALEp PRoPosA

DID FOR PRoPoeAlG--sEALED PROPOSALS
ID are hereby invited for furnishing sfringers
and other bridge t,mhers necss sa-y for the CON
ssruction Of tostlinE,. on the kliensburg 4
Northeastern railroad, between Ellensbufg and
the Columbia river. The material required
comprises .00o feet B. NJ. stringers, QUO
feet b. NJ posts. caps, silis. ties. braces, etc.
Separate bids are required. Firat-For stringers
per n. etcond-For bridge timberx per NJ. The
prices named win include the loading on TIE
cars Of the Northern Pacific railroad for trans
portation to Ellensburg. Bids must DO fled
March %. 1sao, at 10 . m The successful bid
der must give . sasiafactory bend 20 insure the
faithful performance Of any contract awarded.
The night TO reject any or all bids 10 reserved.
For further information apply 20
HUBERT C. WARD.
Chief Engineer Z q n z. Railroad. Room ..
B0stWick block. Tacoma,
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Toe Northern Pacific Railroad yestlhale nin-
Hs ana Sleeping Car ians. daily service "a -
ssai Minneapolis. Duluth aud Chicago. No
Sasnev OF cars aud tweaty ave miles the abort
- fOnfe 90 Chicago Tcartst sleeping cars
sGso1Sa Placing passengers in the Union DEPOT.
saies9es seven hours aud .htrIy-ssx Entantcs
saesi OF ether hnss A. Chslesrg city ticket
va. u Second street, Boston bl1ck X TauAtn.
sspct ticket aAent seattle.
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The Evolutionary sau.aro..

LoSpos. March 6.-The United States
nen-oi-war Atlanta and Boston. of the
evolutionary squadron, sailed from Genoa
Tor Nspics.
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eypSEy. March GA sculling match has
6een arranged between Neil Matterson and
Peter Kemp for the championship Of the
world. the race TO take place April IS.
William J. o'Connor, Canadian oarsman,
has arrived here.
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LONDON. March 6.--Rev. Monroe Gibson,
formerly Of Chicago. will perform the flu
neral services over the remains Of Lin
eOln's son,
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Ietter nf Cantialenre.

IoypoS. March s.--The Prince OF Wales
eas sent letter TO Lincoln condoiing with
him on the death OF his SON
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iea can bug . beck az twelve lots in Ne.
10y adaittaa To Ballard, tetaiag she original
80 g Ballard. for ss0 TatS Is the o<sa tnvess-
ssns yet offered In OF near sht. active. energetic
sse ballard has . population Of 80 Al me
Ee~sa, nFae. and Viii Re sure 90 ,ncrcsse very
- "a the nsst AZ aud twelve montAS Ballard
sssNeY aas maze manufactures aud buslaxss
sssstpF ses han al 81 Seattle suburban towns
sas sac by cailhcgg Gardner. room , Lew.
~sh Dodge eai'asng. &gcasS
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= WsUAs Writes ut~ . Yhs~aee~a.~
L~eeer.
81 PEYRnssrRs, March She exsr h.
fecesved threatening Ietser from . woman
Who signs herseH "Trhehrikovam Ths
winter ssys unless he fnodilses his resesfou-
esypoiicy b VII meet the fate of PEER TIT
Fsui l.. and Alexander /.
A oopy Of the letter vas senf n each az
N ministers u The same Hms.
vsscesvsr Sugar Keaneyy.
VAscorvKa. B. C.. March IA law
donating mite for = sugar refinery ~.
carried todsy- Building operations vii
commenss Immediately, ana the refinery
wfn b In operation within sIxht months.
The pfomoses are New York parties cou-
nscted with HavemeyeY.
1hs Hsngavfas Ministry.
Pssrn. March 6-Thsre il : crisis "A the
Hnnkarian ministry. The resignation az
Won Iisss, prince minister. IL imuinent
The Bask Baee.
LONDON. March The Bank of ENGLAND
Today reduced the rate OF DISCOUNT from
AA6sUs-Iu Seattle, we1nesday March s. II
fbe wits Of Edward Haxnus. = dsugkfrr
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THO TIE CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPoS-
i als are hereby invited for furnishing lo4,0o0
ties, required for the construction of the Ellens
burg Northeastern railroad from Ellenrburg
include the delivery, at EliensburK, on the
righi-of-way Of the 4. q n. T. railroad. sepa.
rate bids VIII be considered for the entire
amount or for small lots, not less than 70 600 in
number. Bids mast be died with the under
signed on or before Monday, the 10Th OF March.
1890 at 10 q N. satisfactory bond viii be re-
CURED from the successful bidder 90 bidden
For specifications and time of delivery. apply 70
or address HUBERT G. WARD.
Chief Engineer z. n. 3. Railroad, Room Q,
Bostwick Block. Tacoma
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AA1s ts-tn Seattle. Wednesday. March S 10
ne wits Of Edward Hasnus. daughter.
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sms Asgeies properly viii boom v Hago
SVA.sa q Co. rooms ard a Ssn3srson tEeck
sss'ef avenue. soo' II Fraas street
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WALL FOR BTDs-sEALED BIDS WILL BIZ
~ received BY the undersigned, clerk "a the
city Of Seattle. on or before Friday, March IA
1s9o. At .. M. for the plumbing and steam
heating OF the dre engine houses now under
construction for The said city. separate bids
must be submitted Tor the plumbing. and also
for the steam heating OF each house. and WORK
performed In accordance with the plans and
Specifications for the same now on Gle IN the
Offices Of Saunders Il Houghton, Boston block:
W. A. Richie. Korn block. and G. A. Alexander,
Seattle block Each bid mast Be accompanied
by O certified check for 500 - guarantee that
successfri bidder viii furnish . good and snc,-
Gent bond 20 the san % 10 per cent al con-
tract price Of work The city reserves the ngnt
C. W. FERRIs. City Clerk.
FIrxt nli hllcatisn Feb a
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vssessvsr sss.s K~asery.


LosDox. March g --Ths Bank of yn~,.na
soday reduced the rate Of discount from !
par cent. to ~
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ITO ARCHITECTS - EoTfCK u HEREBY
i given that 81 their February. isz1 adjourned
term TO be held March %. 1870. the ooard Of
con rfsxioners Of -nohoulsa coanty. wash,
wiz receive plans and specifications fof court
house 20 be estiI of brick. with ssone founds-
fson . crssf not issz than ishoo. nor more than
s9eo said pans add specifications 10 be flss;
wsth the cesnfy auditor on or before Mas b y,
$50 a. o'clccs n m. Zach person % submit
ing plans is requested o. state the price % be
sharged fer such sef OF plans and SPECIFICATIONS
IN rass n be adopted By sbe board The right %
rserred 70 reject ary or al plADs sshmtss1
81 order Of the board. FRED II. LY.oNs.
County An1itor.
nFFfcE h&yzRISTESDEST SEATTLE 4
~ Northern HaIaway. Anscortes. Hssh-. Feb
ruxry IL ira 10 contractors. After March Is
rexs r,roI3e q 6oaztts & &ovfhe.n Railway 81
b ready toseoutrarsors 30 examine for the ynr-
rose Of tad6sng on tS< Gearing grubAzng att
grazing Tie exfs1s.aa % the rnisrosd Up me
skxxis valley. Bt6s VII - received untfs April
isclr TIE satsre work Gs for tie Work 81 secsloxs
TIE risn. 20 REJECT &Ey and al osts u sessrved~
Y. A HILL. superintendent
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'ssstf As.nss. soo' II Froat street.
nssesve lots, 30 Zee; BY lsE decp, at Ballard
80 maAntes wax "a two cbuFphes BosT1 AIDE
S 49, 70 she carasE OF tAls hie@k soa one thins
paases soaes 4 CO. ga Secact ssrers.
hsfvat.ons on sny steamship line Ia arc AZ.
So service 10 kGrop- and EuEisnd czu b. Sc
e.. Northern Pacific os3c~ A. sht.hssg
- eeket agent Tss second street. sessor
- H. ieakin, depot t4exes axeHI seattle
hay few Tow priced lasx a. FAlsa ara or woss..
r.- sNs ard see aow they Wsis Inake soa
Ss1st We nave reu addition close ia Ian,
- sosiSs 4 Co. g. Secsna xsrseL
..s.ard ots a. Dsnsei gaass & Co, So eeccnt
ss'. rocsa N0aey ~ shex1
Ire Old Homestead
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T osT-GGID LOCKgT. MONOGRAM Il T.
IL C." and diamond on o.he. SID Finder
VII b s1isA y rvsarGaf uTon lssving ~ tae
occident4i. Ilh5S faks s,ssef A. 5icr4n.
r OgT-BUNCH KEYs FINDER PLEASE
IL reiura u WsxksESt9a Ssi.01al h4ax ana
Eseelve reward
osT-A LADIES. GOLD WATCH WITH
- hsnsax case. saoc0yrsm l. r. On cussssis
OF ease. boat between Americas Dls.siet lee.
graph osice AID Lst9rx's Ssg so&s store Re-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - PROPOSALS
IN will be received 1t my once untu II
o'clock m. Of the 18th inst.
Firxt-rof building IN overhead crossing ct
Salmon Bay.
second-For clearing. grubbins and grading
that portion OF Third avenue. east. tn 6iiman's
addition, required for the right Of way Of she
West Street and North End Electric Railway Co.
liThlri-For building trestle ons the water
front through Kinnears, the Northern and
James additions
foarfh-For making the necessary alteration
OF the timber work on West street, between Yes
Ter avenue and University street. for the recep-
ton OF thu tracks Of said company.
Fifth-For $500 crossties TO u feet. board
measure. four linen planking.
Good and sufhcfent security win Be required
TO- the faithful performance OF the work &C.
coriing 20 the letter and spirit Of the specihear
tons and piaBs, which may be examined at the
Office OF the undersigned. The right Is reserved
20 reject any and all bids
j. p THOMSON.
Chief Engineer West street and North Eud Elee-
trio Railway Co, room $40. seattle block. Sc
attle wash.
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VI-AsTED--IsFoEaAr ATOM or Tk ; wHEEg-
w sheu,s "a q Godfrey Adtrexs Nellie
A. 6o1treys care Advestassx. kent VISA
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AIRS EEED fFEgTTg. go EAST sErOSD
vi street, pnnksYk. ~. 4. earnestly rSgaesss
1o1a sSAnlex 70 come hosae ~ oncs. h4x fAzhef
lies ~ TIE psAus Of death
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AssArEas AsD cHKufsTs
DEYAsTs ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hal drag store, So Tsisd ssresss
C. n. BRA
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ID II THOMPSON A CO., fR. ". THOMPSON,
ns George y. cosseriI. Glafence l. Hhi.s4
civil engineers and surveyors, are located Ia
rooms y and y. Bzrkss block. corner Third
and Union: eli notes and reeoyss savec: city OF
county work prom PLY attended 20. msps. usc-
ings or blue prints furnished 81 short notice
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To Ifs<E
100 gEST-slIgAN GROVE SUMNER RE.
sogs Ia rooa ~ ~AoSs premises 50 se&S<
a. /. terra Of e go year, pseuEnss ar1 rseas-
-frr 49,. . 4sv sxcees san4sy. sunzsr. SIC
49, vyerv <aExtxy hears rsae froEa seattle.
Kss-.ss M y y M.srsth. feEs ksxksssy.
NAH.
~aSTgn-Yn lkASE FOR TG&A or
rsoa ass.-ezs vita serzs AMI iecsssoz- C. &
r. SIS v al ssrsc<
no hasa xgw WHARF ssxfse FEkT.
L a. tAe foot cf fsks axsss APpsy fsssrssa
rsane-ataez. IL A. eElta~
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STgvESs EgLfEF CORPS. so. NETS ~
- kess %en's hal % s@eor6 sE3 sEgsta srt.
Gays Q. each Escuzn al 0 cloex . X knrsnee
On 8s-s5a sse@s
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Personal

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w wiz EEezss. 80 eAss1rEa. desires 80 D.
coF@s 2css 2a lated wtth 8 respectable sssgF "a
about p "a g.. 20 Children. best Of references
s&a y giEsn ars1 sa-4a - sssssret- Adafzss W.
J., fasf-latss5s Eeneef
4 " KAs1xkS WIDOW LADY o. 81 WIN.
n GOT sneEr trance sua few eosr EoslAzs.
wlshes 20 correspond Hssa trsae reEtAeEaAH OF
. 1g Er%Sr1s fG&. ~zaS 3 Ff9e aES f0YsEx
vile address ArA G. r. HuexsAY. AoSsssxs1s
Coca csaarY. IA
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lard .ots a. Dsniea goass acc. So eeconi
sSs. rssca Money II sheSe
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PRIVATE SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME |!
RESIDENCE 172 DUFFY
STREET FOR SALE
By LaROOhe & Mclaughlin.
Real Estate Dealers,
116 Bryan st.
We are Offering at private sale that beautiful
residence i72 Duffy street. Houss nearly new,
and has all modern coEVeniences.
For further parlicuiars call a. offica
PETITIONS FOR INTERPRETATION.
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNrY.-To the Super.
~ Tor Court of said county. The petition OF
DoRSErT of said county and state respect-
fully shows:
!. That they desire to form themselves and
such persons as they may associate with them
into private corporation under the corporates
name of MELVILLE LAND COMPANY"
2 That the objects Of their association and
the particular business they propose to carryf
on are as follows: To buy sell, lease, rent, I
grant, mortgage, incumber, improve, and other-j
wise hold and deal in real and PERSONAL
property; TO subscribe for. purchase, receive.
hold, and dispose of the stock, securities andl
obligations OF any other corporation now or
hereafter formed under the laws OF this or any
other state or territory TO lend or borrow
money ON note, bill, bond, pledge, deed mort
gage or other obligation or lien, with or without
real or personal security, to enter into and
carry out contracts and obligations for
the building, constructing, equipping, improvl
ihg, operating and management of roads trans
ways, factories, warehouses, bridges, build|
ings OF all kinds, and other public or private
work, TO manufacture, SELL and deal In any
and all articles of personal property; ana gene
orally TO do aud perform all acts aud things
Incident and similar IN the above enumeratedl
j. The principal place OF doing business wild
DO In Chatham county, Georgia, but said cora
poration will do business In any and all of the
States and territories Of the United States.
4. The amount OF capital 10 be employed by 4
petitioners actually paid in will be FIVE THOU%
SAND DOLLARS In cash divided into one
hundred shares of nifty dollars each
3. In addition TO all powers necessary to thAe
carrying out of those above enumerated. and to
the powers common to all corporations undar
the laws OF Georgia, petitioners desire the folS
lowing special powers To increase or diminI
ish the capital stock from time to time to any
sum not greater than Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars; to provide by bylaws or otherwise.
from time 10 time for assessments by way oA
loan TO the company or otherwise upon it'd
sstock or stockholders, aud enforce the
anne by the sale of the stock in question.
or otherwise, and 20 provide by laws or other.
"a flr arr
stock. Therefore petitioners pray that they
and their associates may be Incorporated aa
aforesaid for the term of twenty years, with
the privilege of renewal at the end of that time,
And petitioners will ever pray. etc.
LAWTON q CUNNINGHAM
Attorneys for Petitioners
Filed in Office and recorded this 27th day OF
December, 1889.
JAMES X. Z. CARR
Clerk Superior Court. G. O., Georgia
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AFTER THE OYSTER BEDS.
A Transaction that Excites Consider.
able Attention.
From the Bi7tnsactck Advertiser.

From the Br1tnslgtck Advertiser.
One of the provisions of the Postell oys-
ter bill is that the county commissioners
may grant five acre leases of river bottoms
to parties to go into the oyster culture.
This on the face looks all right, but yes
terday there were 600 printed applications
before the commissioners of roads and
revenues Of this county, asking for those
favors, and with them O nice map Of a
whole river to show where these five-acre
tracts are located. The Advertiser has
asked no question as to who was doing
this business, but it does look to us that
there is something wrong in this little
transaction. How came so many applica-
lions all In one handwriting, and on printed
paper, all at one time, and names, too, that
the Advertiser has never heard Of where they
came from9 That is what the people want
to know. Can the following from the
Bridgeport Erening Ne1os be a pointer to it
or notl
At special meeting of the Wheeler and
Wilson Sick Benefit Association held in the
rooms of the Seamstress Engine Company
last night, after President Stewart called
the meeting to order, some of the MEM
bers were surprised when Robert S. Bassett
arose and proposed a scheme, asking the
the association go into the oyster business
in conjunction with HI. Lewis of Stratford,
in the lauds of the latter in Georgia. Mr.
Bassett, who is not member of the asso-
citation, but is an agent for Mr.. Lewis,
proposed the new venture, and Stewart
favored it. The scheme was to have each
member of the association make application
for five acres of the oyster land in Georgia
waters which Mr.. Lewis is interested in.
After securing the land, the members were
to turn the property over to Mr.. Lewis,
who in return was TO give from $50 to $50,
which was to go into the benefit fund of the
association. According to the offer made
by Mr.. Lewis, it would be about a quarter
of q dollar for each member, in return
for the valuable land which he would
receive. As the scheme was proposed, il
was evident the members did not favor it,
and some very plain remarks were expressed
by the latter. Alderman Gabriel strongly
opposed the scheme, saying: II for one
object to the association taking on anything
in the form Of a trust or syndicate. l am
in favor of leaving the oyster lands in that
part of the country free for the poor man"
The remarks of the speaker were very
favorable. and Immediately afterward the
meeting adjourned amid considerable ex-
element. At the next meeting things may
be still livelier.
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seventy Five Cents on the Dollar

The last chance, but sumner. The time
for moving of "The Famous" is rapidly APP
preaching, and offer as a parting shot
tloenty:fUe per cent. discount to eveYy pur-
chaser. Competitors because of the low
prices am selling before moving) try to
make customers believe that my goods are
old, shop-worm, and what not. Such
talk any sensible man can see into. There
is not q freSheT stoch; Of Clothing in Sd-
VdnnGh. My goods are marked in plain
figures. and, as is well known, the lowest
prices always at ''The Famous" | offer,
you know, on the top of the low prices. a
discount Of t10enty.Jtre per cent, not only
only on Clothing, but on Hats, Shirts, and
on everything In the house. There is no
humbqg or subterfuge about this. If you
buy $50 worth you will get a present of S.
1t is just the same as a present, because you
couldn't buy the same amount of goods for
less than $40 anywhere. Don't let slurs in
fuence you, but go direct to "The Famous
to make your purchases, and you will save
money. IA Congress street, corner Whit
aker
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at EstilI's.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
"The Pilgrim and the Shrine" by Edward
Maitland Lovell's Occult Series; ERIC
Dane" Leather Clad Tales of Adventure
and Romance), by Mathew White, Jr.
''Sylvia Arden" by Oswald Crawford; "a
Legal Wreck" drawn up in four counts,
by William Gillette; ''Great Britain
Through American Spectacles," by Rev. 4.
Dewitt Talmage; "Nurse Bowels Mistake, y
by Florence Warden; "Hedri," by Helen
Mathews Town Topics, The Boys Holiday
Public Opinion, New Yok Herald,
World, Sun, Star, Press, Times, Tribune
Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Balti-
more Sun, Cincinnati Enquirer, Gin
cinnati Gazette. Philadelphia Press. Phila-
delphia Times, New Orleans Times
Democrat, Atlanta Constitution, Macon
Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle, Charleston
News and Courier, Charleston World,
Florida Times Union, Louisville Courier
Journal, st. Louis Post Dispatch, Chicago
Tribune, Washington Post.
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Tt affords me great pleasure to add my
testimony to the value of Smiths Bile
Beans; they are certainly an excellent medi-
cine for bilious attacks and cold. have
given them thorough trial, and can con-
scfentiously recommend them.
w. J. CALDWELL, Irondale, Ala
No one can have a clear, rosy complexion
with bile in the blood-Bile Beans will re-
moYe bile and cleanse rhe.system.
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The Union League.

The Manhattan and other leading clubs Of
New York praise up the world-famed Roch-
ester Lager Beer. No more genial appe-
tizer and promoter of digestion exists than
the sparkling, delightful Rochester Bee r
Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y, and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
& Co.. J. MoGrath, S. W. Branch, W. G..
Cooper, Moehlenbrock & Dierks and John
Lynch.
Wholesale Agents, Lippman Bros, Sa-
vannha, Ga.
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To Mothers.

For upward of fifty years Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup" has been used by
millions of mothers for their children while
taatbinO with never-failing safety and
snccess. It soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, regulates the bowels,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrboea. 'Bfrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup'' is for sale by druggists in every
.part Of the world. Price rs cents q bottle.
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Unlike other cocoas and chocolates, it is not
greasy, and, though containing all the nutri-
ment of the richest cocoa bean, it is so pre-
pared that it will not disturb digestion and
makes a delicious table drink.
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EVERYBODY IS INVITED
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
One CENT A WORD COLUMN.

For Is cents you can have your say" in the
AoENISo NEwz. provided you say it in IS words.
@ad pay l cent for each added word. The
CHEAP COLUMN embraces advertisements Of
all kinds, VIZ: FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE.
TO LEASE, SALE HOUSES, HORSES AND
CARRIAGES. SALE MISCELLANEOUS. BUSH.
NESS OPPORTUNITIES, PERSONAL. BOARD
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-11

Now comes the season of the little boys
pants, and we have them in all sizes and
prices, so careful buyers will call at Appel
& Schaul's, One-Price Clothiers, and get
the cheapest in the city, also the best.