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PROPOSALS WANTED.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 29th 1890.
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until
~ March 10th by the undersigned for building
stores and offices on the northwest corner az
Bay and Bull streets, as per plans and spscln-
cations that can be seem at Central Railroad
bank. The right Is reserved 10 reject any and
al bids. j. II. N. CLfNCH,
4. II. CUHNnsGHAM.
Executors
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Do not lose the opportunity Of consulting
Drs. Bernhard & Matthez about your eyes
before closing their office next Saturday,
March 8.-Adr.
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A T EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Lib
"a erty and Jefferson streets, can be found
bargains in household furniture of all kinds
co sisting Of Parlor Suites Bedroom Suites
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus,
Washstauds Clocks, Mirrors, Pictures, Ward
robes, Sideboards; also 49, good office Desks
etc. ETC., all of which we will sell at less than
auction prices, as we must have the room for
other purchases. Prompt attention paid to all
Country orders solicited.
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Corn well g. Chapman invite carpenters 20
call and examine their line Of Tools AID
Hardware. -Adu
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I OST, Feb s8th, small silver watch with
Il chatelaine and vinaigrette. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to 221a Bull street.
I OST. Saturday night gold ring, on West
II Broad, between Congress and c. r. r.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at JACK
son, METZGER & CO.'S
/ OST, on jefferson street, between Bay and
! Broughton, a package containing a cloth
and two napkins embroidered In Memoriam."
Finder will be literally rewarded by leaving at
Morning News Office.
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~ ENTS' and ladies' garments cleaned or
VI dyed at CHAS. RATES dye house. oppo-
site Marshall hnnsA.
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FOR CHARTER.

NOR CHARTER. schooner Tangier. capacit,
Il IS tons or 1926 barrels naval stores. Apply
at the SAVANNAH STEAM RICE MILL
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FOR SALE.

',~->----~~--~-~~~~
INOR SALE. $4,000 feet galvanized wire poul-
A try netting at New YORK wholesale prices
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, jack
souville, Fla.
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MISCELLANEOua.

ENINEST Native Beef, Veal and Mutton con
Il stantly on hand by G. I. COOPER, Stalls
SO and 10, City Market.
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nESTRABLE residence for sale cheap, Hab-
II ersham and Bryan streets. !. D. LAROCHE
q SON.
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/ NOR SALE. interest aud MANAGEMENT OF an
l. elegant lOyear-old grove: lake front, near
station. L. B. PARKER, Longwood. Fla.
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I ARGGST marriage paper published mailed
n free. Va Oh issue contains. 500 personals
Address GUNNEL'S MONTHLY, Toledo. Ohio
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EOR SALE. on Habersham street, Just south
It OF st. Mary's Home, q cauitsl lot for a
home Il fronts on the Belt Liue-that is to
say, thirty-eight feet font on Haber ham by
sixty-two fest deep. This is the cheapest lot /
have on my BOOKS.
c. IT. DORSETT,
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A GOODRICH, attorney at law, 1874 Dear
"a born street, Chicago; advice free; 81
years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted
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EMBROIDERIES
Immense Assortment.

New effects in Jaconet, Nainsook, and Cam.
brio Edgings and Insertions In matched pat-
terms.
800 yards India Linen F1ouncing, 45 inches
wide. at zoe. yard, worth 90c.
800 yards do. al 81, would be excellent value
at 81 p per yard.
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SHINGLES.

TTSE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 3 and
u inches wide, at 37Ihc.. G915c. and s7ISc. per
bundle cash; prices according to quality For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
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MULES, HORSES.-75 Blocky youn- mules,
vi broke, sound ali over; lnr extra Virginia
hors S; lot large mules. GUILMARTIN &
MEHRTENS' STABLES Or. Cox's old stables).
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ID EFORE you BUY or sell properly consult
ID ROBT. II. TATEM, heal Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
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SuUtDIe8 ana DeScFIpItUe f7fICc Ltst hTee DU HdU
Il W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING CO..

SOLE MANUFACTURERS on
II. W, Johns Asbestos Liquid Paints. Fire. Proof
Paints, Building Felt, Steam-Pipe and Boiler
Coverings. Asbestos Steam Pack
ings, Caskets, Etc, Vulcabeston.
Moulded Rings, Washers, Etc.
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
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LNOR SALE. a most desirable home in Guyton
Il on ~ acre lot (the handsOmest in town..
studded with fruits and flowers Of rare
Ca
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BOYS SUITS.

800 Boys Knee Pant Suits, sizes { 10 IA years
at a third less than former prices. an
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DUBBER GARDEN HOSE 6 cents per foot:
III Iron Glad and Cotton Hose Just received.
NEIDLINGER & RABUN.
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ct Indicates trace. Themes and hundredths.
Below zero.
w. A. WHITNEY. Observer Signal Corps.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet
Il Photographs, aud So 20 pays for one dozen,
ard one extra IN fine Sx10 gilt frame j. n.
WILSON, q Bull strest.
II j. READ, 8 Drayton.-25 shares Chat
H. ham Dime Savings Bank stock for sale.
4 CASH REGISTER at the low price of SS5 at
"A HEIDT'S Seed and Drug Store.
A RRIvED, MADAME CHICON, from New
"a Orleans, the Greatest Fortune Teller OF
the age. Madame is the seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter. Born with the wonderful
gift to read your destiny, she gives truthful
advice on business, health, love. marriage,
unite the separated, and causes speedy
marriages. Removes evil influences and
Jealousy. Having all the power by Inheritance
and tradition. she never fails to give satisfac-
street. ALWAYS at home from 10 A. M. TO p. NJ.
TRY IT, only 40c gallon, for Dyspepsia and
i Kidneys, the celebrated Tale Spring Water.
Agency, HGIDTS,
~ 0O0 TOMATO PLANTS, So thousand.
~ sUUO HEIDT'S for Garden and Flower
seeds.
A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in ttis column
- will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
BOARD fNG STABLES, GUILMARTIN &
ID MEHRTENS; roomest, best ventilated,
healthiest; coolest in summer; proprietors per-
sonally superntend everything. West Broad,
foot OF South Broad. Inspect accommodations.
Telephone 25l Formerly DR.. Cox's stables,
and recent additions)
L,NOR SPRING PLANTING-Flower and Gar
L den Seed, Bulbs, Lawn Grass from relia-
bic growers, at low prices, at HEIDT'S.
TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Fine
A Cabinet Photographs; one extra in eight by
ten gilt frame, with cord and nail, 50c. SAVAN-
Nall PHOTO CO., l49 Broughton.
A. horn, Brahmas, Plymouth Rock. Orders
left at HEIDT'S Drug Store.
BOARDING STABLE - Messrs. Younglove
ID & Goodman have just completed one of
the most thoroughly equipped, best arranged
aud conveniently located boarding stables in
in the city. They have accommodations for
two hundred head of stock either in pens or
stalls, dirt or plank floors. The best of atten-
ton and at reasonable rates. West Broad
street, foot of Broughton. Telephone 2G4
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EOR SALE. one Of the best grocery anu liquor
Il businesses in the CITY. Excellent neignbor-
hood Reasons for selling. owner wishes to
change business. Address ~" Morning News.
HORSES, MARES, COLTS, twenty-five high
Il grade driving and saddle horses; large and
good lockers; also 100 improved Texas mares
horses and colts, broke and unhroke wholesale
and retail. j. F GUILMARTIN Y co.
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Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Co., March 4, 1880, and the mean OF the
same day for sixteen years:
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TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet
Il Photographs, aud So 20 paws for one dozen,
ard one extra IN fine Sx10 gilt frame j. n.
WILSON, 81 Bull strest.
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
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Special forecasts for Georgia:
FAN Fair weather. southerly winds, sta
E--1,ionary temperature.
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II ]. READ, Drayton-25 shares Chat
IL ham Dime Savings Bank stock for sale.
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WANTED, q good cook. 1877 Charlton street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats in North Dakota have
fixed the date for their state convention
for the 10th of July, and probably in adj
vance of the Republicans. This indi-
Gates apurposeA toicafry OH the teduca-
tieual campaign and work out their own
salvation. fills is eeurageeus, and Jap
-parently political wisdom. III view
of the figures sef the first state
election, there lis temptation to
look around for -allies. If such. could
be found and partial success effected in
the voting, it would induce idemoraliza-
ton, and not insure sheaithy growth.
The party s4beiieved to lbe in less Wig
orous condition lin that state ltilanit
would have been if there had never
been. any .tampering with other inter
ests. If the coming convention can put
men In nomination who are strong lin
the faith, popular and able to
make a thorough canvass, stile chances
for success will be good in spite of the
one-third vote they cast last year.
There are no more intelligent people
than i'll North Dakota, and it. is believed
! that they understand that this prOtec-
ton business being operated at Wash
ing OH is as damaging tot1em as to'the
farmers sin ANY Western state. fRhe
Dakota peoplesaretoo Wellpested to be
; tied. to tlseold delusi0I that their men
at Nv ashiifg1on are aiding to fasten; on
: the country. -EIleyare for tariff reform
when they understand the question.
! They are not at ;all-Fesponsible for the
1 elephant of prohibition the Republicans
iare saddIed with and cannot shake off.
| The latter putiitiin' the constitution, and
/ are compelled to stand by it. The 1st
/ of July it wlll4goin force under law
/ framed by the Republicans that is said to
|: be a terror to thesnatives. The Demo
Gratis are in favor 0f'stfingent license.
They have 1.-THE edge on both national
and state politics. They had nothing
tedowithi aud no, esponsibilitY for that
lottery business which has made two
factions in the Republican party that
will not vote together, W1ateverthe SUI
face work in their conventions. They
may use noiseless powder, but. it will do
the work. hesDemoeratS will have no
occasion, to touch the AnaTgled linen Of
the Republican syeHdettas; .neigAborly
offices should be the limit Of their.raaf
There is no reason visible Whysthe
Democrats should hot haVesa good time
this season up there, and fair show to
do. most of the party harvesting.
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NoraFoR onRo.

THERE'S some apprehension among
.dalrymen in New York, this and other
states. that under the original package
decision oieenargerine can go on.its in
sterstate tours fuapppoSed. 1.-The idea IS
that it can journey with whisky and
seonieinto.the states that prohibit its
sale and be sold in the shipping pack
age. This impression grows out of the
Vafiety of opinions expressed in regard
to- the scopeaof the judicial statement.
1t is not believed that, oleomargerine
will: secure-any such recognition. 1t is
not a legitimate article of commerce
like alcoholics, Contamination a sceun-
fterfeit. 1t matters not that it is sold
under its true name. 1T is bogus
stuff, and the supreme court willssee no
interference In Legitimate interstate
straffic insthe restrictions aof state and
local laws. tits "a manufacture ito he
discouraged and sdiscountenanced. IF
there is any question in sthe matter, "a
testease willsbefhad, no doubt.
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sIMM1GRANT 'INsPEGTIoN.
ItShould he Made at sthe Port Of
tEHlbarka alton


Enlbarkation.
CHICAGO, May .-,Fhe congressional
committee OH immigration and natural
ization resumed its sessions to-day.
Potter Ralmer, was, the first witness. He
thought that immigrants should; only be
allewedi to come frem certain specified
ports inseach foreign country, at which
ports they should DE subjectedto strict
consular inspection. He was opposed
to fixing any educational qualification
foriaIlmissionlto this county. Charles
Jones, ief Racine, Wis, formerly
Omitted Estates consul at Prague,
Bohemia, eWaS the alext sswitneSs. HE
said le considered lBohemians
desirable element ito Introduce
into this country. Not more thail,2 per
cent of them would he barred out by. an
educational qualification, eiwlfiellshe coil-
sidlereda iHeifavored the
exclusion of Polish Jews. He consid-
cred a consular investigation into the
aDtecedentss0f Immigrants both practi-
cable and desirable. John Anderson,
editor OF the Daily Skandinayen, was
next.ealied. He favored consular in
speetion and5an educational qualifea-
ton. He ithoughtl4tbere should be "a
change lin ,the naturalization lawsfto
prevent designing politicians from MAX
ing scapital, of ltdleiigneraneee of the. re-
Gently banded immigrant. Mr.. Owen,
of the, committee, in the course of Mr..
Anderson,s examination, tookioccasion
to give the inimigront inspection sat
Castle Garden a rap. He said: I have
timed the inspection lat Castle Garden
myself, and the inspection averaged
;thirtysseeonds stotthel immigrant. Sueh
AN inspeetienis of course nansensieal.
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edition, ansan;aggregate issue of -four
millions and azquarter. The magazines
thatsuppoftstb Democratic party have
circulation of a !half million, while
those that even lean Republicanward
haveless; than 100000 patrons. Further
more, he says that such asthingsaS an
Independent paper that leans toward
the Republicans cannot be found. All
favor the Democrats, The farm and
agricultural papers in fthe West
iare reported having the same
slant. Mr.. CLARKsoN has gath
cred his data too carefully to be
charged with any overstatemento of the
facts as5regards itheIrelative circulation
of Republican and Democratic papers.
His error is as to the cause and remedy.
He has been accustomed ito utilize
postal officials in the service Of his
newspaper, landlthe agency has value;
but it, is almnstfentirely .inapplieable in
/ the case ef4the dailies ofthe large cities,
to which he gives special note, nor IS
there any considerable basis for his
theory that the party agencies'have car
tionalsmfssionary.W since
the eIecJiomofi1SSS lit is not an arti-
ficial,wo 5effected by machine me TIL
DDS. Without depreciating the educa-
tional efforts of patriotic Democrats,
the great share of the credit must be
awarded to Republicans, and perhaps
to no individual in a larger measure
than to Mr.. zGLARKsoN himself. He
mas done something by his oral and
newspaper teaching, but vastly more by
the public lessons he has given of the
meaning of RepubGcauiSm. The, people
have been growing in dissatisfaction
with the administration Of THE Republi-
cans, and especially with tue drift of
their policies. iFhe Intelligent MASSES
are simply giving attention to their ma
terial interests rather sthan Ito the de
mands of a political machine. They
have turned away from Republican
papers because ,of their lack of fiftte-
pendence and servility to sparty'in fol
lowingIways that oppressed the many
for the benGfitsof stheifew. Mr.. CIART2-
SONS statement xviii hardly ineiteI the
gratitude of the Republican press, nor
will it lead to=a re9ersalsef the popular
currents.
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LITTLE LAUGHS.

"A bill for beverages 4eugi1t to be
Misunderstanding Telegraph.
Slick takers are too often inclined to
be, slippery dealers. milwaukee, Jour-
nal.
The mantwho has ito fight single
handed generally doesit double-fsted.
-Ypnlfers Statesman.
Father-Weren'tyou Fout very late
last might? aSon-No, sir; i was in very
late. -WasiIington Star.
Nopicl1peeketecan sexpeettto make "a
success of his business until he gets
his hand ip.-Binghamton Leader. =
Give airltadellar, and syon will see
her wearing it;te-merrew; give boysa
dollar, and he swill eat sit.-gAtelison
Globe.
iWibble-.THiey are now making pD-
licemer'sichib ont of paper. Wabble
45Rapping paper, il presume? -Terre
Haute Express.
"A correspondent asks HOW ito avoid
losing his hair. We would advise him
to:fasten it toshis head by slacks--sBipg
haiatol Republican.
"a idenlagegue," said a small boy
who sbuildet better than he knew, sis a
vessel that shields wine, gin. .whiSkyeer
any other liquor. '-.Yontll,s Companion.
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THE STORY OF "A DAY.


Winona' sEnormali school has a commence
haent
RandalI's successor takes his seat in con-
gress.
Wisconsin Charlottesville gointo the state
campaign
The Harrisons will spend the summer at
Cape May.
Chicagos builders exchange makes bid
Tor alien labor.
ThirIy-one students graduate from the st.
cloud normal school.
Presidents of Northwestern llaesdecide to
restore passenger rates.
The second OF the May festival concerts
proves great musical success.
Two children are seriously Injured by be-
Ing run over on.Mississippistreet.
The ninth tournament of tthe American
Shooting association begins at minneapolis.
YThe Westerns associations gamesiar wonaby
Omaha, Sioux City, Des Moines iand Kansas
City.
Judge Cooley is chosen chairman of the
national convention of railroad commits
sloners.
The Ohio grand lodge, Knights of Pythias,
amentfs its constitution SO as to exclude
liquor sellers.
Charley Gilmansannounces that he lis not
gong to movetto +the Pacific coast, at least
not till after election.
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.iABOLlSHsUSURY ,LlAWS.
Either That Or Make Them Oper
.ative by Suitable Amendments.


Judge Otis in deciding the. case of C.
Tyson Butcher against Mrs. E. Cakes,
/. laid down good, wholesome advice rela-
tive Ito the doctrine of eusurious con-
tracts. The order filed by the judge re-
cites that Butehersemployed J..D. 0kes
to negotiate loan for $50 for thirty
days upon a ehattel gmortgage, fer.Whieh
he paid s. commission. The mortgage
was several times extended for like
,poriod upon Repayment Of commits
isiens aof s., more; or less, until the pay
tHaentS amounted ito 1920. Butcher
sought to- senioin the foreclosure of 1.-The
/ mortgage by Injunction alleging usury.
Judge Otis dissolved the injunction,
and refused to grant any relief to
Butcher. Ina .memoraldum the court
ladtls timex fol owiug acknowledgements
This case well Illustrates the lease with
(which usHFy laws are rendered imperative.
ttAiloaan issnegOtiatedIfo rithe sh0rtestpo4sible
,tiNe. tosYhich 4the AbOrrower twill submit,
i legal in its ineeptioUapd Embellishments.
The same time the slepder feels, assuredit
win not. pc paid at maturity. ana he will then
. have the borrower at his mercy. As constd-
=. eration forfan extension for thirty dayssa
bOHus i0fetO aper scent is4eNaeted 7fponfthe
borrower, iwhoapaysjt 10 YaNOidiasfepced.sas
qofith ehattels given to SECURE. theloans ard
this is repeated every thirty days so lopg.as
the security is .godd for the debt, or until
paid, making the rate Of interest paid fer the
,loaifi 20 per sannum. Il cannot but ahiffl1
fthat the.ceurts hsFe serped in hOldingithat
such xtertiens dosnotaB0ld 'ithe Obligation;
shats as such seeHssto be 1.-THE laWath degis
slatuie should ..eoyer the jEoint by snit0hl9
amendments, or abolish all ysury laws.
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LIQUOR. sELLERsiBAERED.
Knights of -Pythias Inclined to Be
Exclusive.

CLEVELAND, O., May 42s.-At the
meeting of the Ohio grand lodge of
Knights of lPythias, held here to-day,
the constitution of the order was
amended interference to the admission
of imembers AS fellows: No person
shall be Initiated into. a lodge who is
under twenty-one .years4of age, nor IN
.lessfhe besagwhite male person of good
moral ieharaeter, E.saund in health,
ming, .limb4andi body, andsa believer in
ahe Supreme Being, and not Engaged jpn
the itraffickipg in ,.spirituous, ;vinOus,
Inalt,oran yiptox ieating liquors; and the
phrase. s'traffeking cin Intoxicating
liquors, y as used i'm this section, means
the. buying; or the procuring and selling
of, ior manufacturing Intoxicating
liquors, .nnlesssleh sellingsb be. upon the
regular prescription of "a reputable
physician iii active practice, or for
medicinal, mechanical ,jph araeeutical or
sacrameatat purposes.