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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-16

Arklow House, recently the property
of Mr. Beresiord Hope, is built on the
site of the old TVburn ralloWs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
@atb far Miitter!

Dor iiber so Sabren idon tuurbe
Mrs. MinsIon's SOOTHING Sprup BON
Miittern beim 3abnen Der Ginber anges
trenbet. Mirft 9u i'm S9lafe bur9
bas 5@reien zines &tnbes eefi6rt, bas
i'm 3obren III unb bor S9merseu
toeintg Menn TO, laFe iofOrt cine
SlafGe BON yMrs. Mtnslclp's Soothing
gbrap" bolen. Sein Mertb LIT unbes
aablbar. gs mirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inbsrung perI6afen. Ser.
laBt gu6 barauf, Mitter, es 1T fein
3tueifel bartiber. IS beilt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. beieitiet Minb 2oIit, ers
wei6t ben Saumen, berbinbert gnt3hns
oung unb ftdrtt bas san3e Spfem.
.Mrs. @inslops Soothing Sprup"
fur oabnenbe 2inber lit angenebm in
@eidmad unb bas Resept ftammt bon
einem Der 5eiten peibIiGen 2ler3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs III BEL allen
Sruggiifen in Der eanaen Welt sa boz
ben. 9reis rs @ts. Der JIaf9e.
3auft ni6!s anberes aIs Mrs. @inss
Ions SoOtbing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
=.

= Die NusfeQnns In Dallas III am
Samfag, ben Is. nit groBem pomp
er6fnet uorben. @s fanb Elm umsug
Der Setperffdaften fat. Die game
beimii@e SnouFrie mar bertreter unb
tpurbe auf groben Wagen our Nni1au>
uns ge5raGt. Ser 3us braudte 3tpei
Stunben UNI einen gegebenen puntt 3u
pafiren. Muf benz 6airplabe tuaren
minoeftens $4,000 Meni1en beriam.
melt. @ouberneur Graneis bon WliKouri
belt bic gr6Hnungsrebe.
Gin 8oifoner Gpnb,tot erbaut In
Beaumont groBartige 5abrifanlaseg
3ur 9erfelung bon @iienbabntpaggons.
Sol. 8radenribge BON Muifin bot
Mr. 8urbetts WineraIqueuen nabe
2odbart a~ngefauft unb beabR9tigt,
auf benz plabe groBe 9~otelbauten anfs
5ufibren.
= Sie 8aumDole fommt in BalIinger
Iebbaft sum Martte. BIS gum Is. muir.
ben 1884 8aien gum Martt gebradt.
Gin 8erfu9 purbe gema@t, ben
Is MeiIen tpeftli1 bon Griebri6sburg
pobnenben 6armer Wm. Sibfelbt an
.berauben. Wdbrenb Der Na9t bonn
Nittw09 tpurbe er aug benz 6aule ae.
rufen unb fab f6 einem Wanle gege1.
tiber, Der ieiu @elb berlau9te.. 6ibfelht
lief bur@ bas 9aus auf ben Dol, um einen
Gegenifanb az fu9en, NIT benz CT i6
bertbeibisen t6nnte, itieB ober bier auf
5uei anbere Mdnner. CT rief Iaut UNI
9ilfe unb bic 2erle nabmen @eiBaus.
- Sn Doafum LII NIT benz Bau Der
Wafertperfe %bsgonnen tuorben. Die
gottongins in Der Stabt uer6en in bic,
fer Salon geseu $4,000 8anen Baum.
molle reinisen unb prefen.
- Die BIanfenibip & Mate Matus
faeturing Company In Dallas bat ibre
3abIungen eingefeIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

bet NOR ober niGt. perr Singer COB
gu, bob Der Nntras cine gentle gered.
tigung babe, ba man es ben ungere9t
8ef6ulbiaten ni9t nerbenfen tonne,
tDenn II. ienen Watel ben ibrem Jtamen
binpeg l6iden m6Gteu. allen ct bot
ben @onsreB beunp6, ben Wutrag SeBs
Iers ab3uIebnen, unb 5Dar aus benz
@runbe, neil es fold elmer einauiebens
ben uuteriu9ungs 3ommiifion gang
unmo9li@ fem tpetbe, lire Nufgabe gu
I6fen-iei es bod bisber nod ni9t ein>
nal gelungeu, genaue Mufi@liRe gu ers
langen iber bic mpferi6le peri6nlidfeit
ienes rWannes nit Der eiierneu MasfeA,
bur6 msI9en benz 3iriGer .Soeialbe.
motrat" Die meifien Der betrsfenben De>
nunciationen ausingen. Befanntlid ere
wieien f@ bic meilten iener S%enuncias
tionen. bic bon elmer ans G~abelbafie
sren5enben 2ofals unb Yerionalfsnnts
nib in ouen 9dnbern unb Stdbten Der
Belt 3susniB a%bleeteu, als ri9tig. absr
es mag pebl auh oft borgefommen fein,
baB ehrli6e unb tiberaeugunsstreus So
eialhemotraten in Golge bon Srrtbts
mern ober au6 in Gulge pribater &a9e
unb @ebdiigfsit ats 5pione, ober-mie
ber Terminus technicus lautet - als
Spiel" angsidmdr3t purben. 9eBs
lers Qntrag tpurbe fhIieBli6 dig runs
3wedmdbig" abgelebAt.
SntereRant marert au9 bic 9ebatten
fiber ben Wntrag oes @tettiner 9elesa=
ten 6erbert. 9erielbe bate beantraet,
bob bic Sccialbemotraten fi1 in 3utunft
nidt on ben Sti6mabIeu au @unften
eines8 ertreters irgeno elmer anberen Yar'
tel betbeiligen iolten. Die iberuiesen6e
Mebrbeit beg &ongreKes ertldrte it9 ies
bod au @unlfen bes bisber bsrtretenen
princips, baB bic S%ocialifen in allen
foI9en 6dlen, mo ibr 8otun, bel ben
5ti1mablen ben ausi1laggebenben
Gaetor biIoe, baReIbe gu @unften bes
ibrer partei ndber ftebenben Ganbibas
ten in Die Wasi9aIe tperfen iolen. Man
miiie-bieB es-unter aHen nmfdnben
beItrebt fein, vbas .leinere pDn 5pei
uebeln 5u %tudblen".
Sie GOmmiIfou. nel6e eingeiebt
uorben ipar, um berf6iebene perf6ns
li9e 5treitigteiten 3u f9li1ten, bic els
nen 5iemli9 erbitterten unb beftigeu
@baratter angenommen batten, ~etlebigte
fi@ ibrer Nufsabe in elmer fit ben
9aupt.v 2ider", ben 8u9bruder Wer.
t1er bon Berlin, tuenig f9mei1elbaften
Weiie. Wa@ grlebiguns rerf6iebener
anberer Nngelegenbeiten beiBt es In benz
bon bieism 2omite erftatteten 8eri9te,
baB n9err Werner 3tpar ni9t tpitrbis
iei, BET partei an3ugebbren, bob man
nit ibm aber ni9t au3u f9arf 3u Geo
ri6t 8eben fole, ba ct bel feiuem Wan.
gel on SactgefibI uno bel feinem ion.
ifigen WangeI an Jdbigteiten unb
GenntniFen f6merli6 in Der Gage ges
Defeu lei, bic Golgen ieines fiG segeu
bic aItbemdbrten Ghbrer ber partei ride
tenben Nuftretens au ermeKen." uuter
~breimaligen Qp1rufen auf bic y9oli.
oaritdt ber proletarier aIer 2dnber unb
06lfer" tuuroe hiefer fir bic gninid<
lunssgef6i6te Der beutfden @ocialbss
mofratie bombeoeutiame 6alenier Son.
ereB gei6IoRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
gaube AZ Sppttprei1eu.

500 gaar &inberf6ube su 81. Rcs
tienpreiS $1.30 unb $40. 9amenz
SHIPPERS gu IS @ts. unb $1-wertb
$1-1.25.
S%pibenbeieBte Morsenf@ube fir So.
men oler Irten, 9pe3ialitdt. @roBe
Mebuftion $1.75 9amen, Rn6pfIdube
fir $3.50. @uliOans $500 @laceez
lsber Su6pfTdube 1T Der bette her Welt.
SuGtpans talbie5etner 5nub fir M6ns
rer 81 $500 1T uniibrttref 1lG. Mdns
neri9ube fiir $500, wcttb 50 so.
preisermdBiguugen i'll olen anberen
Nrtiteln, tuoDon in ben feiuHen unb
mittleren 5orteu uur bas bette gefhbrt
mirb. Sic ausgefdnitteren Rdnsuruts
leber= 9dube fir Mdnner, trasen fi1
gut unb iinh comfortabel, beFouoets 5u
empFeblen. JGrbiae @9ube in BIacee
gu aeeeptablen 9reifen.
@. 81. 6uIIiban,
@de Commerce & ST. Marp's Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

Sir bietsn ~sinbunbert Dollars 8elcbnuua
fir ieben Sail BON aatarrb, Der ni@t bnr1 Gin.
nebmen bon SaI's aatarrb Sur sebeiIt tperben
Fam.
8. 5. gbemes & Co., Gisenttumer,
$olebo, Ohio.
@ir, bic lnter3ei9neten baben 8. 3. gbeneb
felt ban Ietten 20 Sabren getannt unb baIten
ibn fur bolfommen ebrenbaft in allen ge.
fdaftSbanbIunsen un6 fnan3ieu befdbiat,
aae bon feiner Girma einsesansenen 8erbinb.
li@teiten gu erfiileu.
Bsf & SruaI g~ro5banOeIs grosuiHen,
Solebo, Ohio.
Us aIbing. &innan& Marbtu, @ros.
banSeIs'D~ rosuifen, 9Olebo, Obtu.
Sau'S Ratarrb Rur tpirb innerIid aenontmer.
uno pirft birett auf bas BIut uno Bic ef@Iei.
misen Oberadden bes Sbfems. !9emaniEs
fret DcrIanbt. RreiS u Gents fir bic GIdf&e.
@erfauft bon allen apctbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
cine fidsere @elS.Mulaae

LIT cine icl4e, Bon relGer 9bnen inter Garante susss
t9ert gereen Tam, hab fe betriebisenbe Rsiultate lie
tsrt, rtbrtsenfau8 has a~nseIeste Gelb IurhdsebobIt rire.
ksnen Gpctbsfer etne Glai&e BON Or. Rings Wsuem
S9wtnetu4ts : Settmittel faufen. GS pirb ~oaranttrt,
pab eaiielbe uuter alien 1mhduteu Grlei6teruns ges
gasTt' lpenn man es se9en trsenb rsl@e eetbeu Der
Ge9le, her Bruf cher Der enneen anpenttt = rte
2 4pineln4t, eunsenentBhubuns, Bronchitis, Gfbmaf
heuppnfen, Brdure ,e. s. IS tt Guseutbm ~ttn5uuebs
men uno l3medt gut, 1T p6ais ft&er unb man fam fA
INNER barauf ptriadsn.
grebegai4en fret In alien apOtbstsH. @BpIeiaIs bet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

s9- Der pIumber S. o. altfims,
go. 20 Nbenue . nabe poff Office,
bot. um ben eefteigerten aniprt9en,
bic on fein @ef6dft geffelt perbsn,
na@fommeu gu f6nnen, fi9 nit einem
ti9tigen GaGmanne, Serrn Sbomas,
aKoeiirt unb mirb ME getp6bnli9 3ur
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIitums ole Muf.
fridge raid erleOigen. Selepbon 427.
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seer 6. $. MUSaer in ber wea

seer 6. s. Miiaer In Der Def>
Commerce : StraBe bdIt ftets bas ppus
fommenffe 2ager in 3ei9enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, SpiegeIs
eIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei6uens uub Malersn tenfilien. Stint.
Ierii9 aisgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuets
ten &C. finb in einst Reconsideration @aIs
lerie CUR Wni@t uub gum 9ertauf auss
geffeQt. Su Sapeten unb 3immerbefo>
ratioaen III bas @ei@madbolHfe uab
HeueFe bort gu finbea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
gaHaae rad, @nrupa.

Sic Nsenturen beg 9errn %. S.
ODung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Mntonio, unb So. SOB Mains
5traBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfanut bsiien europdif6en 9ampfers
2inien. 9err Doung 1T im Stanbe bic
billie lei Raten 81 geben. er=
tbeIlt bereitwilig ie6e getDhnf6te Nuss
tunft unb beiorst ieBr prompt ole ibnt
ibergebenea Nuftrdge. Wer mad @us
ropa gu reiien pfinf@t, ober 8erpanote
beriibertomms1i lafe1 min, tpenbe f9
an irsenb cine Der genannten &genturer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20
GaIi5osuias@eiue

Weinliebbaber fiuben eth psoBes Ga,
ger pon feinen California Weineu Bel
Germ s. 5. MeDer an Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Dteper iu6t bic Meine
a1 Srt uno Stelle aug ui.h tauft oireft
aus Dem 2eGer ter @einad6ter. Nls
gutem Genner selingt es ibm iteis, bic
befen Sorten aus5utpdblen. Ct FAM
feline 2unben uno 5amilien nit einen'
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine in por3aGI,6er Qualitdi
bon teBt ab $1.00 per @alone fret
tns 5aus geliefert.
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sW paneoat & Sobn finb in
ibrem bebeuteub bergr6Berten Gelddftss
Total in ieoer 0inf9t auf bic SerbHz
utto Winter 9aiion borbereitet. Sic
baben cine bortreffli9e Nuspabl bon
Stolen fur 0erreH, tpelGe Mnatge nod
MaB miinl@en. lnb in ibrem 2ager lit
Naes bertreten, mas aur 9errentoilette
geh6rt. Sertise Nn5iise nod tleueitem
56nitt in ieoer AuaIitdt unb gu iebem
preiie; felne ueber3ieber; moberne 6is
te; unter3eug Der 5aiion anaepaBt;
molene unb leinene 9emben, &rabats
ten unb a(e bic anberer 6errens Soilet,
ten, Irtifel. Pancoaf 6 @pbn erbals
ten ibren &uf, bic leitenbe Girma ibrer
Bran9e gu iein, aufre9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

aT Wenu Semanb fem uno gu ails
n~ebmbarem preife fpeiien nil, 10 sebe
er gum Miiiionss@arten. 9ie
9erren &beiner & @anl, BefBer biez
les Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
@dfte TETS bolltpmmea 3ufrieben au fteI>
len. IQe faiionmdBisen 9eIifateHen,
Wufefu, @ilb, Slide, @efligeI &C. fub
bort in Der belifatefien 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wo6nungea Der &unben
geianot. Mu9 bietet ber NIT Der
Speiienirtbf6aft oerbunbene 8ar<
o bic beiten @etrdnfe. ffets4 frii9es
8ier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
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eaT @ir geben bas 9rD. @oobs. &C.
fbdft an. l. Sanuar auf. NGe Dameus
unb GinbersM dnteI perben gum balben
preiie oferirt bon g. Seutf@ g.
60.
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naS- Rein 0umbu9l @ir bertaufen
ale 9amensW dntel gum baIben preiie.
g. Oeut6& 60.
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aT Mdntel uas Sadsjs alsr ari
gum boIben preife bel g. 9eut9
G So.
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Sas- $5,Nsdntel fir $24; $6.Mdntel
fur 90 BET 6. Seutf1& 6 o.
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s6T SEPT bic @ilieteit unierer 30
men : Mdntel. 9alber Yreis. g
Deut9 & 60.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
A Tame Conclusion.

According toolr dispatches on Sunday
the suit began by the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company against John H. Inman a
month or so ago for 81 500, 900 or more
reached a very tame conclusion. When the
suit was brought a big sensation was
promised. 1t was understood that
MIR. Plat, the republican boss Of
New York authorized the bringing Of it,and
it was said that being tenacious sort Of a
man, and long headed, he would make Mr..
Inman disgorge big pile Of money, which,
it was alleged, the latter had. without a
proper respect for the rights of others, put
into his pocket while director of the Tennes-
see Coal and Iron Company. Well, it turns
out, according to the published statements,
that Mr.. Platt did not know what he was
doing. Having got hold of the facts, how
ever, he struck his flag, apologized and
withdrew from the contest. 1t is admitted
that Mr.. Inman did nothing
that he had not a moral and legal right to
do. and all that remains to be done now to
make everybody satisfied and comfortable
is to draw the checks for the costs and the
fees of the lawyers. The promised sensa-
ton will not be forthcoming
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
NDEI TO new ADVERTISEMENTS,

MEETIS Gs-Oglethorpe Lodge No. /. L 0. o.
r: Savannah Yacht Cub; TeIfsir Literary and
An Union; TIE GerUlan-Aner Mutual
Ian and B1ilding Association; Zerubbahel
Lodge No Is, A and z N; Alpha Lodge No.
/ Ancient AID Accepted Scottish Rite Free
EasonrF: SzrsEnzh Lodge No. 1153, K. II
SFEcI4L NoTICEs-Ag 70 Creg Of British
SzsznshIp Andes; Choice Seed Rice, r J.
DzFznf & Son
AuCzToS observation-disclosures sale by c.
2 Eller, Horsss. Mules. Etc, by r H. Tatem;
EiEhE FIns BUil1i1g Lots. By L D. LaRoche &
Sea; Exac1trix sac Town Lots; Splendid
Eolss ard Lots, Eleven Lots IN Tropic City,
Pa by LaRoche Mclaughlin
LEGsE Substituted States MsrshAIs Sale
LzsAL ADMINISTRATIONS from the Clerk Of
the Court Of Ordinary
PCBLIcAzTOss-NorthA American Review.
RAILROAD ScHEDULE-Savannah and Atlantic
Railway, 70 Tyhee.
STEAMSHIP ScHEDULE-ocean Steamship Com
pany.
TIE Old NATIONAL WIRE sPRre-Llndsay &
Morgan
CUEA MoLAssEs-C. II. Gilbert & Co.
STOCK AND BoSD BsoKEz-T. c. Wylly.
CHEAP CoLUsN ADVERTISEMENTS Help
Wanted: Employment Wanted; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost: Personal: Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
No llercr For C-enders

Tha charge CO Judge F IliEsnt of TIE
superior court 10 tie grand j1rr yesterday
vas fo-ceful and a. times impressive, ald
was delivered with 5 great deal q feeling.
Tie charge was particularly severe against
thoss who violate The laws prohibiting the
I selling Il Intoxicating liquors On SUNDAY,
/ gambiilg and carving concealed weapons.
/ TIE Judge declared that offenders agsins.
these laws would find very h,Ils mercy if
I convicted in Ills court.
There IS 20 doutt that the selling Of in
toxcants On Sunday, gambling and the
carrying Of concealed weapons increase
largely the volume Of crime in this county.
/ L Is safe 70 say that whisky IS responsible
/ for at leasc Ia Z Ct the crimes Of violence
As a rule tie parties to these crimes are
drunk whsn they commit them The county
would be saved an immense expense If the
Sunday liquor laws were rigidiy inforced.
OF course men get drunk on other days than
Sunday, and commit crimes while IN that
condition, but there is more drunkenness on
that day because the people are idle and
therefore yield more readily 10 the tempta-
ton to drink to excess.
Inc sentiment against carrying concealed
weapons Is steadily growing stronger. and
il Is a great source Of satisfaction that it is.
Comparatively few respectable aud self
respecting men now carry concealed deadly
weapons, and 1t IS worthy Of notice that in
most instances in which knife or pistol is
used Ia quarrel the principals IN the
quarrel are under the influence of whisky.
1t viii be a happy day when, throughout
the length and breadth Of the land, no one
can be found who viii countenance the
carrying Of concealed weapons.
Gambling IS q vice as old as the world,
and it is one that it is difficult TO restrain.
While responsible for great deal of crime
its victims are not 50 numerous as those Of
whisky. 1t drags to disgrace and ruin,
however, some OF the bravest and best in
almost every community, and the law
against il cannot be enforced with too great
severity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
Easily TAKEN In.

The farmers of Onandago and Oswego
counties, New York, may know how to till
the soil, but many Of them are so gullble
that they easily become the victims of
swindlers. They are just now beginning to
recover from their astonishment at having
teen taken in by a person named Curtiss,
who represented himself as being the agent
Of a company that was going TO make ell of
them rich. Curtiss had a scheme that had
been successfully worked before, and It
wasn't particularly bright one 1t was
certainly one that ought not to have de-
ceived practical men who keep themselves
informed of what is going on in the world.
Curtiss had what he called Bohemian
wheat seed, and be pictured in glowing
terms the rich yield that would reward tine
man who planted them. He offered them
at SIS bushel, in lots of ten aud twenty
bushels, and to make the bait more tempt
ing he agreed to take the farmers notes.
payable after the harvest, and further, to
sell for each Of his customers twice as many
bushels as were purchased from him. He
promised to sell what the farmers produced
at $50 bushel Thus farmer who bought
twenty bushels from him for $500, would
dispose of forty bushels through him after
the harvest for 5000, and as some of them
invested s., 900 or $1,000, they anticipated
making quite a nice sum
Now, why should one be gulled with such
a scheme! Is it so plausible as not to be
seen through! On the contrary, it will
strike most people as being a fraud upon its
face, and that is how it now strikes those
farmers who bought the seed. The seed
were inferior to the common variety, and
Curtiss, after disposing of the farmers
notes at discount, left for parts unknown.
In similar case in Michigan several years
ago the courts held that such contrac IS
were null and criminal, and these New
York farmers are trying to get like de
cision. They may succeed, but at all events
they have been taught lesson which they
viii not soon forget.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
a Favorite.

1t must be gratifying to Mr.. duBignon,
as well as to his friends, to find that, not
withstanding the general impression that
he is out Of the race for governor, he is such
a favorite for that office. 1t is somewhat
remarkable under the circumstances that
he IS the first choice of so many No
stronger evidence is needed that he has a
strong hold upon the confidence and affec-
tons of the people. And his popularity is
not confined to any part Of the state.
One of the reasons of his popularity, no
doubt, is that he is young mana young
man who has made his mark. The people
like to honor young man when they find
one worthy of being honored.
OF course the question of the nominee for
governor is not yet settled. 1t will not be
before the state convention meets, and no.
body can predict with any degree of GER
tainty what the convention will do. 1t
may disregard previously expressed inten-
tions and insist that it is mans first duty
to serve the people if they call upon him
to do so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-04
BRIGHT BITS.

ONE Of New Yorks dudes is said to have
twenty-five different silk hats. A versatile
felow.-bHrliRgtOn Free Press.
We DON'T WONDER that some people who try
70 waltz get discouraged They are constantly
having reVerses- KOBlers Gazette.
A MFNsER OF coSGREss has poky old driving
horse which ne calls '.Pensi0n BIZ because he
Is 50 easy TO pass--Ihe Public SeTUice.
IT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED that kisses-love
kisses, We meau-are full Of electricity. Now we
Know why old maids have always called kissing
shocking Courier.
PARISH is very much in love with that girl. -
why doesn't ne marry her.''
He has his misgivings as to whether she is
able to support him "--Aele York Sun.
LADY DOCToR young and fairl-Please turn
your head a little.
Masculine Patient-Ah. dear, you have
already turned it.-Ldrreace 4nericdn.
Mr.. FIGG-If you were out in boat with
your wife and sister and the boat should upset,
which one would you save.
Mr. Hogg-Myself- Hdute Express
TEAcHER-Caa you mention a species of cold
bio Jded animal which multiDhes with astonsh-
ing rapidityi
Son of a Journalist-Yes, the creditor. That's
what pa says.-Ierds SiftiHgs
MISS PLYMPToS-After all, Mr. Broughton,
what is the advantage Of having ancestors in
the seventeenth century,
Mr. Broughton-Oh, a great deal They can't
hang around and mar your social aspirations
to-day. -Hdrper's Bazar.
NRs OLDBoY-I can't account for the disap
pearance of so many pencils. 1t does seem as
II gould not keep lead-pencil.
ar. OidOoy-I know what becomes of them.
Mrs. Oldboy- Well, wish you'd tell me-
Mr.. Ollboy-You sharpen them.-ABlericd.
MISS FLYPpE-Which do you prefer in a
woman. brains or beauty?
Nabsley-O. alb. one SHOULD about balance the
other to constitute a perfectly charming
woman. That's what like about you, Miss
Fiyppe; you have an excess of neither.-Terre
Hdttte Express.
Mr.. n. PEcK-Alexandrs Dumas says that
anything useless is dangerous" What do you
think OF tnat. my dear?
Mrs. \. Peek think he was an old fool who
didn't know what he was talking about There
is nothing dangerous about you, is theree-
Ierre Hdute Express.
I'm AFRAID said Ethel, that Harold's new
situation at the capitol is having bad effect
on him..
DO you mean the young man VINO didn't &c
away till after - last mighty
yes; he makes so many motions to adjourn
and then doesn't. y Washington Post.
Woman, we are taught" said the preacher
was in the beginning, formed from rib OF
man"
Yes musingly assented Hisnobbs. who sat
in one of the rear pews, and, metaphorcally
Speaking, she has been more or less a bone OF
cont 'ntion among men ever since "-DetToit
Free Press.
ma" said Willie, who had been to the mis-
sionary sewing society with his mother, Il fee
very sorry for the poor little heathen'
That's right. Willie. / am glad to see you
show such spirit"
''Yes'm. Ia feel sorry for anybody that hat
to wear the clothes that you people were max
ing to-day " dshington Posi-.
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FToFH ule Aelc IOTk II0les lInd-+
Mr.. Blair is an amusing senator and often a
ridiculous on, bat his fellow-Inembers should
not De TOO hard on him, for alter ali he IS only
an extraEaEsant Specimen OF a type that IS not
uncommon II the Senate II he speaks week
on CRY subject without saying anything worth
nearing, other senators SPEAK for hours with
much the same result. II re scOlds the news
papers Tor n-glecting 70 report his speeches,
While pokfng fun AZ his dignified person. other
senators have shown similar sensItiveness
Above all, he has but little more tlan the aver
age senatorial appreciation Of his own import
ahcs or duiiness 10 the responsibility his office
ought 70 carry with it,