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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

DENvTR. Col, Dec. IA specih meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Denver &
Rio 6rande railway was called 20 order az
the Office Of President Motif this afternoon
for the purpose of Fasiiying the lease OF tbe
Junction line. now under construction
from Ruffie creek TO Grand Junction A
little over 81 per cent Of the stock was rep
resented At the meeting. The lease Of the
lire was ratified. The meeting adjourned
without transAosiug further hesiness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
ms LITrLE scHgME rAIlED.
10 uas Neat and Ingenious, but He Tried
the wrong DuschEAaa.

IL uas Sest and Ingenious, but He Tried
tire Wrong DakchGasn.
Detroii Free Press
SAY, old boz. he hegan, IS be approached
the Tar 81 a Monroe ayenae saloon. Il
know shoal3n't give il away, bgt lis TOO
good to keep. Have you got a hiat yetT'
" ges sofne hints eaiery hour in der day,
Vas the answer.
Bat sss, few d as are going 70 sur
Prise ycn on Christmas. | ought not 20
tel you but can keep anything. =
"NheillA
we've shipped in % present you with a
little testimonial ~ Cur esteem. You are
white, yom are. Ioa have always favored
u. and now ws III get back at go1-
'sVheH r.
"ls'sA goId watch; but keep as stu $.
desth about t.
''EheAifn
"wc ehippea So apiece. h,st aay one of
rs soaIa have gone So without wogd.
.sNAelfs
~eilAst 30 do it for yoa, Old seIlaw. I vas
the enc Sho engiRseFei ths Esgse affair, you
knoa
yhsng"
Il you test IKE ssstiag up me bess tbs
morning / shousdn refuse. III take shat
shfy ez1l a schooner. ia. wkas are yoa
pointing sir
{" Der aoor.
Want rae % cpen k9H
Yes
sAB8 70 oar go
A%s
'-terFsinly but lHss REMEMBER ore thing
Eaa ses 40 wstcAs / wAs onsy trysng yoa
= 80 & we were mak ng any mistake. I
aut thar we wsTe Il wtI rev he pre-
scented io ahs m&n three G0aFs above Fase-
AL
Fer rr.nses fa4stxs descriptive ef seattle,
srsse - f.s.seliaan. f1swsg,ya s %, see
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
TIE OREGON LrnELKp.

The Mackenzie People Want eiSo.o00
Damages for Geing TO the Bottom.
PORTLAND. Dec. Sl.--captain John Simp-
son. of the British ship Clan Mackenzie,
run down ana sunk By the Union Pacific
Company's steamer, Oregon, few days
since. libeled the Oregon today for $4,000
damages. The steamship was arrested BY
the United States marshal, and Is now in
charge III deputy. The company VIII
furnish the necessary bonds this morning
and the Oregon viii sail for san Francisco
tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
a cLosE CALL
Scorching Flames Awake Spokane
Fails sleeper.

n
Fails sleeper.
SPOKANE FAILS. Dec. 3i--a. Eiwood, OF
the drug firm OF MeDongall & Elwood.
barely escaped with his life this morning
in the SIRE which broke out At o'clock and
destroyed the row OF tents on Riverside
avenue EIwood was asleep in the rear of
the tent when he was awakened by flames
bursting through above his head and lap
ping up the bed clothes. He escaped with
a slight scorching. MeDougali's drug
store. the Union Pacific ticket Office. ]. c.
Epperson's boot and shoe store, the Grand
saloon. Snyder & Soule's real estate Office
and Barnum's clothing store were totally
destroyed !. c. Eaton's dry goods stock
was damaged 5000 BIZ water. The total
loss is So, 600: insurance, rs 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

wAsHtNarox CITY, Dec. SILT Is esti-
mated there has been decrease ot nearly
sao0o Ia the public debt during Deem
Der. This makes total reduction for the
first hal Of the present iiseal year about
ss0}1 COO. against Ssl ~ COO during the
corresponding period If the previous fiscal
yeas. The reduction fer the calendar year
ending TODAY s ssi ,tsI ooe. against s4i So
60 Tor the calendar year 81 ISIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
onrrEyILf.E elLLINas.


service
CovrrvlrlK. Dec. 5i---Snow has been
FaglsAg il. tAss gsgsoa FOR the lass four days,
a 1.-THE every dsy. pAsE q tAe ssfna sish :
sSsa rsarth wtnd- Ice Vas trozen on the
lzses sAsek enough - bear the weight q \
man. ard several al oar young people atat-
ssesl * 18th skating party lass sunday On
TIE HASTE iske
Sun.sav wAs one ~ the stusnlsest dAys
Tia. has been experienced in this Ioe4sity
lor sarne tine. tas bay wesvery FDsgh- The
sssanetg Otter With seow 70 % loaded
sikh hay in Cssseent harsoF. wAa e0as-
yesled - s&T ap sov $50 days On seeesasaa Il
she wIssa-
Christmas passed vevy quietly a. this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

WASaiNevoS Cfrx. Dec. zI.-state Sen.
ator u. 5. Doslds. ~ Mason county, North
lsakota. viii wake MP this morning ard
md ia his New Years stecStng an sp-
polntmsat ol supervisor OF census for tire
nse state. lie was appointed today. Toe
entire congress iofaai delegation from thst
sfxss IN .isaf<sa hssa.
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ratal 4untInw accident.

ToLUsA. Cal. DEC 3I.--Near PRINCETON
this morning. while James TaFman and
Alfred HARRISON were out hunting. Harbi-
son was extracting cartridge from mis-
ride when Truman stepped in 'front.' The
cartridge exploded. the ball entered the
right side and Truman died about noon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
PORTLAND TRANSPORTATION.
The metropolitan Electric Line Opens
Today.

Today.
PORTLAND, Dec. 3l.--A successful trial
trip was made over the electric motor line
OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany today. Four cars. carrying fifty per
sons each. rode out 70 Fulton park, foEr
miles south OF the city, where the power
house and present terminus Of The road h
located. Excellent time was made and the
heayily-loaded cars passed up the steep
grade on Second street without difficulty.
The road will be opened for business tomor-
row-
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rrstlnr tlec.rle neaah Maehsne.

AuuUnS, n. y, Dec. sl--The state GEM
mission today tested the electric execution
machinery Ia this prison. Reporters were
not allowed 90 witness the tests, bus Dr.
Mcdonald nnnosneed that calf and \
horse were put @ aeath with sudaenness
that was highly gratifying 20 the commits
sion. current Of ahoat loo volts was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

NKsKksgs CRY. Nsh, IAec si. S{sap-
500. sx-caantv treasurer, hasshs8 to4r.
yeaF ssTga ia tse p$nltNngsEy snsiay sor
enshSxsiiag Sstfssa o. tie ee8sty funds.
Ga ts8ar ssleasssl be SIS Immediately -
arrested on swe ether eoanss aTauras 10
kAls CITY. ard IS now 81 laaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

CmleAeo, nsr sl-L0ais Hiteheier. eE
ranA boy ia che office Of a weekly awrfcui-
tural Newspaper. vas caught this mosaing
IN TIE aeg al stealing rsuitIances IN letters
addressed Ia the paper lie confessed BIZ
hal been robbiag the piper for TIVE
raonthS He secured large saai Just how
large Is unknown
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

ponrxAsg, Dec. sI.--48ptasn Thomas r.
II Whsfesas arrived here last night and at
once proceeded down the rsves 80 sies the
wreek AZ she gIan MAckenxie. he says Re
Mi rnise shs ship AID repair her Tor So
tn
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FATE or INK sHAKKsrEAnE.



Her Crew.
HaIdgAx. y. &. Dec Sl-The Allan lire
steamer HISTORIAN. after stormy passage
OF tmenty days from tsIazens. arrived last
evening "Wednesday morning TIE Essai, in
latitude s. degrees. IS seconds, longitude
= degrees. 81 seconds. the Gorrnan ship
Shakespeare. from Hamburg 10 New Yerk
was sighted N disabled condition and
SIGNALING Ion assistance, The sea was 50
rough the HISTORIAN as compelled 10 lay
- hear her al sight The captain and
cres wisbed 10 he takeg or Next mora
ing the Shakespeare was nowhere visible
What becasne Of the crew i hard TO say
bat the naats steanaer. sArdimzn. which ar
rived yesterday. passed the Shakespeare
December -, in latitude 81 degrees. ~
seconds Longitude - degrees. seconds.
Sac appeared To have heen recently aban-
ste4ied
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rMfu4si n : Ifarrg.

nrRfxs. Tlec- sf-Ihs fsesafsaa 4 .Jo'lgsses
SAYS PAgness iustrueted bis counsel ~ %.
tain for hin Il she earliest EaoEnett cts
fss,n 10 epy~ar t<scre alnaeG Isl tsss sui1
for divorce hrorght 81 Osrkea ssslass Ms
was. IN which PAgreis ~ nNnssa ~ CO
sesf0uEenk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
PROSPEROUS FUTURE.
Predictions That the Coming Year WI
tie Unusually Prosperous.

productions That the Coming Year VIII
re Unusually Prosperous.
Naw foRE. Dec. 81 The New York
fassssesriaI A9stsaas says interviews with
many leading business men az 10 the pros
poets foF issa revealed almost unxngsaous
belief that The eofsing year viii be ore Of
unusual prosperity. Etastas Winan. who
b perhaps rs weil posted On business eaH-
Gifiuns a. any man in tac country. said !:
" II tbe next year IS moi the most proper.
Gus year IN orr history. great ealamltles.
which man can not foresee, must occur.
In al my business experience | have not
seen more favorable outlook.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

pavrsNesu. nso. ST. Alderman Porter
ard eonxtsllas shet Pafai, Parker ans
Garner were convicted tsNaay CT Gers rSEaey
Ia 6elsauH This makes I'VE aldermen
convicted q receiving money Ia settle
Illegal s.qHag Ee4sine esseA The others are
mom seEs. ng ems 81 tAs wnskhaase.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

MouKsrA. Cal. Dec si---The glove con-
test between Young Datehy Of Fresno and
Thomas q brien. claiming 20 ee the mid
dIswsight champion OF British Columbia.
took place this evening. Miner Walden
was referee. The contest Was brief che.
0sBrsea leaving the ring in the first round.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

SkrAssaS, 4eun.. Ives sl Eouf tsoys. be-
fxx~n &Ae 4Evs ef aa8 Years. we're n3sY-
ing umsisT she sssee os sAnd aamk yosteF.
asY >sruoen. Ebe eznk cayel su. a1gy-
Ing .he Attls fsiless gsaass Sen feet og Sarssl.
I4se was exs5zFca hs8oFV tAey cosgla be gss
ASIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

Ia LsnxxTA. lee sI.-The government
has gained q great vicsory against The
forces Of General RiSas. ard eceaT8ed six
81 their principal ssaadpo8nss- Many weFe
kglien on both sides. The sevo!ution viii
r.rr.E.at.lx s.sksn ~ aNeIseEl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

WAsaIgGTnS cTry. Dec. 81 Postmasters
appointed. North Dakosa, III. E. Pratt,
Cavalier. PemainA county. Oregon. j. 81.
Nichoi, Piainvsew. Linn county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

BxKtax. Dec. si---Tbe kiissary Gesstfs
publishes an is1persal order thas the rsgi-
ment 81 dragons eatstIsd Qaeen d
Errsaaass rewssneat Ski hencssorth he
caises egaeen q Great nrltsia ard Eseiand's
rewsn,eg4s
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~ Ia.Assa rarn.sts.

RgsKas = u. llse 81 TIE reservation
RsSttsf Is Qatrs sestax. Ii i umaerssnesI
tseanevs wsis sasteavar to sfzeet ns@nsy
settlers IS wtsa tie nnf-hrNe&s Twe
Fssss5es ~ FveasaFs have b~ea ordered
"a prexuu; l&ysasg sruuhse
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NKw NnEE. Esec 81 Key. WIliiam Pa
aom. y. Il, president os Howard tntvrF-
sssY. Wasasneton. diea sat8suiy 81 Vest
field. \. J.. tbs aovntag. of congestion II
tha fsfs4gx
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sPKINGFIEnD, Ills. Dec Ex-Governor
FifeF has commuted the sentence Of Bauer
iseT. the dynamite conspsrator in the co.
siriSe. He viii De released from joliet
January q
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SAX FRAseIsCo. Dec. 3I.-Forccast Til 8
p. M, "Wednesday for Oregon and Wash
ington: Rain and snow; warmer.
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Fer prinssd matter descsspsave % Seattle,
write u Eshsinsan, Iiswealyn A CO. see
sd o. page IL
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wrsse = E@hsinAn, Lsesslsya 4 -. ees
sssa. = ca rage ~.
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NaE sg3ass6 maasses szscr k.ss * seattle,
wFtss n Esaslusaa. l1swellyn 8 ~ seS
~ on page -
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sfssS eocgfsv8 81 KoKorua tats
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
RAIL AND CROSSTIE.

Assistant Controller Cunningham Of thu
Central went up to Atlanta last night.
Travelling Freight Agent L. w. Collier o.
the Central, with headquarters at Birming
ham, is in the city.
The Tybee railroad will carry no freight
to Tybee after the 4:20 o'clock p m. train
Tuesday until Z O'Clock a. m. Friday, on ac-
count of the extra schedule of trains run
for the accommodation of the Merchants
week visitors to the island. General Agen
Woodruff has notified shippers 10 that
effect
President Purse of the Tybee railway,
and party of Central railroad and Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railway officials
went down GA the st. Nicholas on her out
ward trip last night to inspect the new sem
aphore signal which has been placed at the
st. Augustine creek draw bridge. The
party was landed at Thunderbolt and re-
turned to the city in carriages.
General Manager McEvoy of the Middle
Georgia and Atlantic road informed a
MORNING News reporter last night
that Col. Machen will return to Sa.
vannah next Monday. 1t is learned
from gentleman behind the scenes
that inquiries thus far have satisfied
the friends Of the Savannah and Macon
road that Col. Machen has the backing of
strong financial men, aud it is expected
that the final arrangements will be made
with the Savannah gentlemen, on Col.
Machen's return, looking to the active Co
operation of the Seaboard company with
his company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
GOOD TEMPLAR's OFFICERS.

Christian Temple Lodge Holds It's
Election for the Next Term.
Christian Temple Lodge No. 60, 10. of G
T., elected the following officers last night:
P. G. T.-C. b. Honikar.
G. Tt. r. Goodwin.
V, T.-Mrs. w. E. Woods.
Chaplain--O. B. Perry.
Recording Secretary Miss Jennie Papot
Financial Secretary-Mrs. M. E. Hill.
Treasurer-Mrs. Annie O'Rear
Marshal-O. G.. Maddox.
Deputy Marshal-Miss Amanda McEvoy.
Inside Guard-Jpseph Carr.
Outside Guard-C. g. Hill.
R. S.-Mrs. M. j. Carr.
L. S.-Miss Annie Carr.
j. S. Evans was recommended for lodge
deputy, and Mrs. III. j. Carr for superin-
tendent Of the juvenile templars.
The election of delegates to the grand
lodge was postponed until the next meeting.
The grand lodge meeting will be held the
last Tuesday in Julysab jackson, GA.
Two delegates will be appointed from Sa-
vannah. Fs1-
The Savannah lodge has now about fifty
members in good standing.
Deputy Grand Chief Evans organi zed
juvenile temple Of fifteen members re
Gently. The name Of the newly organized
temple is Golden Temple" 1t will cleo
officers next Sunday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
Quick sales and Small Profits.

"The Famous" N. Y. Clothing House has
been doing business in Savannah over ten
years and has established the reputation OF
being the cheapest for fine clothing) OF any
store any where. When it comes to tug OF
war by Judge of clothing and close
buyer that tries every store "The Famous"
always comes out victorious, for the reason
that am satisfied to make quick sales and
small profits The claim that you can save
Is per cent. by buying of "The Famous"
looks, perhaps, to the unsophisticated like
blowing. but it is true. nevertheless, and
has been proven many times. OGly this
week young man came in with new pair
OF trousers, and happened to have the
identical same goods and pattern. be had
paid 81 for them. Mine were marked in
plain figures to sell ct s.. II you want to
buy first-class Clothing, Hats, Shirts and
Neckwear at a reasonable price go to THE
Famous new store, 14S Broughton street,
--Adu,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
ANOTHER CRANK Boss UP.
A Deluded Negro Who Imsgines He
is an Angel of the Lord.

- - ~@-s "a VI t1O 44OIQ-
Savannah has a theological crank who
imagines he is one of only thirty chosen
angels in the world. He goes under ths
name of Luke Jones, and applied to the
court Of ordinary day before yesterday for
license of ordination as the Lords chosen
angel.
Jones is as black as ebony, is about So
years of age. and halls from Tallahassee
Fla. He says he was made chosen angel
fourteen years ago, since which time he b IS
preached for love, aud whatever labor he
has performed has been for love.
'Ize workin' under de law he said to a
MORNING NEWS reporter yesterday, land
eau prove by spectacle white folks dat Z
IL chosen ANGEL
Can you read writing. he was asked.
mo sab, hut IS pounds de law. reads
de Bible. My las sarmont was de fust book
of de kings, dey commonly calls de third
book of de kings
Where do you preach!"
MOS any whars san, but l is de Lohd's
Baptes church."
'But Rev. E. K. Love is its pastor"
sYou IL wrong dan, sab. Ders am many
called, but de scriptyur say dar is few
chosen. | IL de ones bin chosen
"Well, If you could read writing you
would see that that snowy license has been
filed out in a way to ridicule your claim,
and the great golden seal on it says: Kick
this man out of your office The body OF
it says you reside on the roof of the re.
servoir, and that you will lift chickens il
| you get a chance.p
Size sorry to heah you say dat, boss; lie
| sorry any body would say dat about de
Lohd's chosen angel. lives wiz de white
| folks, end | IL under de law fob fohteen
years. couldn't do muffin wrong. l wants
de people to know dat liz a angel OBJ de
Lohd, and breaches fob lob an not fob
money!
The del uied negro looks like nything but
an angel. His face, black as Erebus, IS
smooth and glossy, and there Is about his
eyes the glitter of a mind diseased. His
lips are thick, and his movements are
erratic, and his whole bearing is such as
would be calculated to impress the ignorant
and superstitious classes of his race as did
the Liberty county pseudo Christ. 1t is,quite
| likely that the authorities. when their at
J tention is directed to this false angel, will
take steps to have him sent to the asylum
before he has Yamacraw and FIR ogtown al
| his heels.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
COULDN'T SEE THE DEER.
Something Must be Wrong With Di
Calhouu's Eyesi9ht.

S6AhO0u ny 0SlkaGs
The party OF gentlemen who went to St.
Catharine's Island week ago returned
Wednesday. They shot ssvsff deer. Capt.
clyde" Good win, tdSSn yysnsfable sheriff of
the city court. was one of the party, as was
DIR. Calhoun of Atlanta, the celebrated
oculist. The captain tells q story on the
good doctor. DR.. calhoun was given the
best ''stand" for deer, but had not had any
luck. A negro cwhsz WAS with the party
went to him, I'd and told him
that he had :, discovered deer
lying behind falfep tree, and if the doctor
would go with him he would get a shot.
He explained to the doctor that the place
was half mile distant, but the doctor said
he would go If it were a mile. He
and his guide trudged through the
woods, and when near the spot the negro
pointed out the deer. The doctors un-
trained eyes could not see it, in spite of the
negro getting him to sight the deer
over his pointed finger. The guide was,
as is always the cAse. very excited and
wanted the doctor to shoot, but the doctor
could not see the deer At last the guide
exclaimed: Boss Pill glib you dollar to
shoot, I'll glib dollar to shoot" just then
the deer jumped up aud was out Of reach
the doctor giving him a shot as he dashed
away
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25
THE RIVER AND aARBoR.
happenings Along the Wharve5 and
Among the Shining.

The steam tug H. C. Willard sailed yes
terday for Greytown, Mic, after coaling.
Paterson, Downing & Co. cleared yester-
day the Norwegian bark Virgo for Goole
with 8, 253 barrels of rosin, weighing 1916
S2O pounds, valued at SIS, S21 68
The United States revenue cutter George
>. boutwell, was hauled out on Willink's
Marine railway yesterday for q thorough
oVerhauling, and also for some alterations
to be made to her decks.
The American Trading Society cleared
Yesterday the German bark Marguerite
1orPooteeloff Harbor, with 3,100 barrels
OF rosln, weighing 1,454, s55 pounds. valued
& Co.
A telegram was received by Joseph A.
5 hooerts q Co. yesterday from Capt.
thompson of the schooner Charles 81. Val
entlne, which was reported by the steam
ship Tallahassee with her top mast gone,
saying that she had put into Charleston fol
narDor ana would be towed to this port.
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Weather Forecast.

Special forecast for Georgia
Ram in northern portion, fair in
southern, stationary temperature,
southeasterly winds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-25

THE MORNING NEWS carriers reach
ii II every part Of the oityearly. Twenty.
Il LII Eve cents week pays for tho Daily.
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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
MoRSSs NEWS. provided you say it In is words.
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90 CONGRESS.-Furnished rooms on second
Oh door; bath attachment; beautiful ventila-
ton: young men preferred
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TOR SALE. a Keystone floor board machine
Il with center shaft, all in good order; this
machine win manufacture 10000 feet of floor
ing day; has only been run about six months.
Address g. W. MIDDLETON, IS North Second
street, Philadelphia, Pa.