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The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
 When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she chung to CostoriA.

There are thousands of men with money who are seeking advantages of location and other natural and arti- fieial inducements to invest in factO- ries. With proper spirit of enter prise manifested the-e should be no trouble to secure an ice factory, a fur niture factory, cotton factory, or any other kind of factory.
 Plantation Chlll Cure stops ehills, stops lem quick, and they never come back. If you don't believe. try it. If it don't stop 'em ask for your money back you will get it. Price 50cts. Sold by l.. Rollwage < Co.,, Pettus Bros. < Buford, German & Barrow and s. II. Mann, J. w. Beck < Co. Forrest City, and l. Goldberg, Wheatley, Ark. Usually squirrels could be sold in Forrest City at a good price. hut there came no squirrels to town. Since the colored brother and the poor white mans rations have become scarce and it takes cash to buy, the town has been drummed from one end to the other daily by negroes and others offering squirrels for sale, but there are few buyers.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08

Plantation Chill Cure is guaranteed. If it don't cure go and get your money back. Ask your merchant about it.. Price 5Octs. Sold by l.. Rollwage x Co.,, Pettus Bros & Buford. German x Barrow. J. W. Beck, Forrest City. and I. Goldberg. Wheatley, Ark, w. $. x J. l.. Hughes and $. l.. Andrews, Haynes, Ark.
 The proprietors of the "merry-go- round" have rendered benefit to our brass band Tuesday night. We are as- sured that perfect order will be main tained and that the evening will be made a pleasant one to all who may at tend The band boys are making an effort to secure uniforms. and will ap- preciate the patronage of the public. Children Cry for Pitchers cas.oria.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
Der uSobarser" nnb 8ismards
SturS.

Die Nfiin6ener rQagemeine", nell
DE geD0bnli6 gut uuterridtet lit,
fommt beute nit elmer @ntbtiluna, an
uel6er ibr ba8 NbIeben bes Oer,oos
@rnlt bun @oburg unb bic 3bron6e=
fteigung bes @binburssrs bic S5eber in
Sanb gesriidt bat. 9ersog grnIt elite,
10 er3dblt bic Miin6erin-als ibm bic
Na6ri6t BON benz unabpen6bar bebors
iiebenben n&idtritt" 8ismards su Obs
rem fam, iOfort na6 Berlin, um ben Nbs
gang beS reiiernen" &an3lers AT oerz
binbern; er fam aber leiber au fpdt,
fein ginfluB rei6te nibt me6r aug,
ba8 bereits Gei6ebene pieber unqez
i9eben gu MAIDEN. aur3 borauf fam
aud Der prina bnn WaIes mad 8ers
lin unb bel bieier @elegenbeit murbe
bic ieitberige Spannuug, tueI8e beIons
bers lett Der Maden3ies @6aire unb Ieit
Der nit ftarfen ppinten geeen BEN
prin3en BON Wale8 burhfeben Ssrants
furter 8enfmaIsrebe be8 9aiIers siems
lid I6arf berbarsetreten mar, BEIGE
legt. 8amal8 batteH ii6 bic 8eaies
bungen berartig sugeipibt, baB Der
prina bon UaleS f6IeunigIt uaCj
gBien abreite, al8 Der Safer antam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11

len bieies 2rtifeIs ni9ts aufteden
f6nneu, iebeH iid idon ldngft na6
einem @rlab um. Sbnen beionbers
m06te i'd bringenb ans 9er3 legen,
| Sbfbdume (piele Obitbdume y au
! pflanaen. Sbatid6Il6 entbui'asmirt
fir ben Sbitbau bin i'd bur9 bas,
mas i'd am Wlitttpo6 geb0rt unb gefes
ben babe. unb ho i'd bon Der @emeiEs
niiBi9feit oeRen tiber3eust bin, tbeile
i'd ben pertben 2efern bes 99o6ens
blattes 5olgenbes nit:
eJn elmer meiner &Drresponbenaen
er5dblte i6 bon einem girnbaume, in
Greun0 Sungmanns 8arten, an be1en
: elnem Nlt i6 2S ausgema6Iene 6rii9te
ge3dblt bdtte, 6ers Srel5 in 6relss
burg, Elm eifriger Qeier unieres 8iats
tes, lieB mir nun bur6 Sreunb 8.
Barring foIgenbe Oferte MAIDEN: Sails
i'd i'm Stanoe fei. bic 6rii6te an eis
mem beltimmten 8irnbaume in leinem
8arten gu adblen, follten ole 8irnen
mir geb6ren. 8iaiger, ba9te i9,
tonne i'd ni6t gu ben BON mir iebr ges
| iddBten 6rii6ten fommen, unb germ
nabm i'd enc @inIabung bes Derru
QD. 0aperIob fen. nit ibm (ber Dbfts
bdume unb Birnen faufen fuollte) nad
Trelbsurg 5u fabren, an. Nm perz
gangenen Mitttpo1 mabten mir bic
&eile, poblberieben nit Sdden. -.
fur pie Slrnen, bic i'd 5dblen pollte.
QDtr arbeiteten un5 gliidli9 6ur1 ben
meilenDeiten, fnietiefen eanb unb tas
men en6li6 am Crte unIerer 8eitims
mung, benz 9aufe be8 perru SreIs, an.
Neiber fanben mir ben 0ausberrn ni9t
antpeieno Ger mar nit einer 2abuna
glrnen rad Columbus gefabren) bod
behen liebensniiroige Satin unb dItes
iter 9obn entipra6en reGt germ unIe.
rem Wuni6e, ben Obltgarten beli9tis
gen gu Oiirien. 9lber, lieber 2eier, mas
mir orrt gel6aut, qrenst ans unglaubs
li9e; girnen, g faumen unb perfiz
monen in folder Menee unb Gr6Be,
an einem Baume, babe i9 ME porbem
geiebenl Nuf bic Jrage nod vmeinem
gaume fiibrte uns bic 0ame gu einem
girnbaume bon Der aiefersglrt = bic
3eit Der Sc @onte tpar borbei, nur eius
seine Gru6te binsen nod an ben 8du.
men-unb iagte, baB ifi gr. Gin
gltd geniigte I'm mir au iagen, baB
Elm 3dblen al Der 8irnen cine llnm0a.
li6feit let; benno6 berlu6te i6 bic
Jri9te an tinem Gite 5u adbIen, tam
inbeB nur ailf sc = ba b6rte i6 auf.
Nlfo nit ben 8irnen mar es ni6ts.
um iebo9 niGt obne iolfe beim su
tommen, fauften mir uus tpel9e, ben
Sinner gu so Gents, unb baB mir nidt
gu tur3 famen, bafar forete Grau
Jrel8.
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Die cbftsndt In 5relsbnra.

@iner &orresponbens bes Serru
9beD. 8abring i'm v8ellpille Wod)eu.
blatt" bic uns fir uniere Garmer bon
gr6Btem Snterefe 5u iein ibeint, ent.
nebmen mir bic folgenbe Weittbeiluno
9aB unier Staat nidt nur Baum.
tpolle, aorn, @etreibe, 3uder II. I. .ip
als Stapelartifel au aieben beitimmt
1T, ionbern als ObfsStaat in Der 3us
funft nit @alifornien ripaIiIiren tpirb.
1T bon competenter Seite, namentlih
in lebter 3eit, bielfa6 bebauptet uu6
bon ben betreffenben 9erren (Strinqs
fellotp. Code, 2aate, 2enenbeder, Wafs
ION unb 49, tbatfd6Ii9 bepiefen
tpor6en.
Ser Norben, Often, Siben, We.
fen, ieber She'll uniereS 9anbes 1T
geeianet, Obit in rei9er 6uGe berporz
aubringen. Sier 1T eS bauptlddlidl
Wein, Der nit unermartetem @rfoIa
ge3ogen nerben fann, bort linb es
geerenfrii6te, melde cine ME geabnte
Nusbeute geben. 9lepfel, unb bauptz
fd6Iid 8irnen. gHaumen, perlimoneu
unb Quittsn (pfirii6e ielbfreben6 fat
tiberaa) geben bem 3l9ter einen grs
trag, Der benz bur6 @etreibe, asrn
ober vGotton" er3ielten, ni9t nur ni6t
na6itebt fOnbern i'm bebeutsnb iiberz
fltigelt.
llnfere 6armer, bic gesenmdrtig nit
i6iuerer Nrbeit BQummolle, uI8 ben
ein5igen ibneH @elb briHsenben artis
tel sieben unb bet ben uiebriaen preis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11

trice-e eewib, i'll wenisen 1asen iAou
tnii1eu biele Wtdnner Srtannt labcn,
lpel6er &abnwis es lit, mid cines
Wtorbcs anjufla9en!"
geatrice Datte cbenfalls bcioe 2lrme
um bic Sdmeiter gcl9lun9en. Yange
ipeinten geioe 9Sange an 8anse ge.
lebnt bann plOsli6 rib lid G1en ent.
l6lohen los. v9iuu bin i1 Sire &c.
fansenc, mcin 9err, ia9te iie mi. fti,cr
Stlmme, Dor ben unterludungsrHte:
treteno.
Oaumiller l6aute iie trl6iittcrl ur.
rWfeln @ott," perIcste er in bmnpiem
Zone, umer bate oas 9eglaubt. Drdn,
leln, nod elnmal be ld)iu0re i1 Sie ="
p9lein unterbra6 i'm GIIen ,tS.,
ben sic ii6 feine Miiibe, meine Ser.
@eitatten Gle mir nur, mid gum
Sortseben fertig 3u naden."
Da trat aber 9erber Grnlt III Die Sc,
iidts3ii9e bes Neutrality-suspicious..
rDas fanu ih iii bielem sSalle ni6t, !"
meinte er. .babeu sic bic Site. sem
Wtdo6en sll flilgeln, baB es Sbnen
Wfantel uno 6ut brin9t Sire 6rau
S6welter miro Die Site baben, bafiir
gu lorgen, baB Sbnen alle Ionltisen 8es
biirfniiie in bus Observation-Disclosures,
nib na69elenoct perben."
Beatrice fhrie per5weiflungsuoll auf.
Gum eriten Wtale l6aute iie init ab,
16enDollem Nusbrudc auf ben iuuoen
9taatsanmalt. rStein-uno Gle
Sie bre6en meiner armeu Sdwelter
oaS 9er3," i6rie lie auf. sic fonnen
3u9eben, bab oiele uuerb0rte S6ma6
lift an9etban mir0-lebt oenn teiu @r>
barmen in Sbrer Bruit? 8 Glen,
@llen, mein liibsr QieJliu9. 9eb' nt6t
Don mir fort"
lleber Die Sippeu Steins fam nur
elm l6mades, elmpIcs St6bnen. Seine
3ilse i6ienen III wenigen 9lusenbliden
um Sabre 9ealtcrt 3u lein.
Glleu battc iu3ipil9en Die 9il6alode
III geweguu9 9eleet. Weit perlt6rtem,
neu9ierisem @eIi6tsausorude trat bas
Dienitmaoden berein, lno gans per-
ipunoert, icinem 9efrelnoen ofien 9(use
brnd ocrleibenO, fam es bent 8efe6lc
Gllens na9.
@enige Wiinuten ipdter par bic
iunge Dame 5u Der perbdngniBpollen
Sa1rt bereit.
r@1en-@llen!" l6rie bic gdwelter
wic0er auf. glod einmal binsen Die
bcioen Shmeltern In lester inniaer
umarmuns aneinanOer, bann riff ii9
oaS Wfdb6eu, nillensfrdftiser ais Die
anbcre, entidlo6eu bon bieier los.
.Vebiit' Did @ott uno pertraue
MIR" murmelte iie leile, einen lesten
lansen 8uB auf Die tobtenblalie Stiru
Der S9ipeiter briidenb.
r@llen, @ller," l6rie biele nod elm,
NAL nit i6lpa6er erloi6ener Stimme,
bann iant ibr &opf tief in bic 9ilisu
5uriif. Cine mobltbdtige Obnmadt
belt iie umfansen. 8elorgt elite bas
Stubenmdo6en bin3u, tpdbrenb bic
beiben Serren nit Der uneliflihea
Gllen oas .3inmer unb oleth oarauf
oas 9aus oerlieBen.
(5ortietuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
Von ben Sralleu

peg tauernben Getntes, bes itlet6enben Stebsrs er
Sanben fret ,u ma9eu spsenannte 0aIiattpmitte
pd9egen atebt eS bu Sunherten; ptuf Du ober etnt
tptrtde atRnle sesen bteie dredl:ae 8tanfbett ras
nderi9 Der Hal iein ptrb Du an ibr etbeft, 5r
sreife iflsunt9 elm unb sebrau6e nit apnequen, 81
fetter's WaasenbttterS. Bclet Du bteiem RatS, ir
pfp bauernss Qeieberberiteuuns ber @eiunbbeit Den
Scbn letn Waalarta in iesli6er @eitalt ,pir6 burd
pas Dttere epeno permanent furrt nj: bic berIeGen
pernanoteu anb dbnIt6en Rrantbetten. Witt oGetn
auf bteiem Sentiment, fonbern aud unter TEN 9rvpen
y e als bette S4usnetr sesen bic siftisen Mtasen
IN Walter uno guft anertannt. Hi6t peniaer bet{am
ptrtt sS bel Stnrungen beS aocns Der 2eber unb Der
Gtn9epetee, BET 6beumattsmus, @ierenleteen unb
NerppFtdt. Memanb, Der sespuusen it, liz malortas :
3wan8eren Se8enfen su leben, Der bei raubem met.
ter ustcS bsfSeu GtnHdan preisaeaeben IT. pber Sn
auberp,eenlt6en tbrperItGen un6 settiaen @nitrenz
sun9en unerdeben muB irlte rbne neIeS, bte WtOsr.
fauestraft e:s SpitentS erb6bsube ettmuIan,mtttel
feiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11

9amals ftattete au9 Der prins bon
Wales benz abgeiegten Bismard einen
itunbenlan9en 8eiu6 ab. @pdter,
als @raf 9erbert Bismard fib Der.
lobte, fanbte Der prina in einem lans
gen beutf6en Briefe feline beralidifen
@Iidwiihide.
Weiter tpeiB bic Mun9ener vNQaes
meine" beitimmt, baB bas programm
Der leiber nur SO Sage mdbrenben Mes
gierung bes &aifers Jriebri9 bonn Go
burger imprint mar. gr unb ber Der.
ftorbene &aiier Griebri6 paren polls
fommen einig in ber ueberseuauua.
baB Elm energii9es 0orgeben 9eaen bic
bamalige 9ofeamari1a unb 6os Wers
bleibeu 8ismard's i'm 4mt bis aum
leBten Ntbemsuge i'm SntereiIe bes
Eei9es unbe6ingt notbmenbig mar.
9er3og @rnli mar feraer eifrialt be-
miibt, quite 8e3iebungen nit gnglanb
unb &uBlanb su erbalteu. Man1mal
tpar bies allerbings duBerit f9mieria,
inbeRen purbe er in bieien Bemiibun=
gen Don Der 4aiierin Nugufa iopie
benz Giiriten 8ismard trdftig unters
itiibt, iOweit es eben Dbne S90biauna
Der beutf6en Snterefen m0sIi6 mar.
giSmard mar niemalS elm arunbs
idBli9er @esner gnslanbs, ct tonnte
aber aud tein Sreunb beHelben iein,
na9bem @n9lanb i'm Sabre 1866 auf
bee Seite Der 8egner YreuBens geftan.
ben. Spdter baben ii6 bic 8e3iebun>
gen weientli6 gebefert.
8ismard Ieiftete England piebers
bolt auBerorbentli6 mi9tige Dtenlte,
allerOings nur bis aur 8renae Der
mobleruOgenen Suterefeu 9euti6s
lanos, er bat aber oft bergebIi6 cine
8egenletitung Don Seiten @nslanbs
trtDartet.
Weiter bebauert bas Niin6ener
8latt aufs tiefite, baB bamals tein
&ei6sgeieB erlaHen tuurbe, ipel9es
Die 3brDnfolse fremoer Brinaen in
9euti6Ianb ausI6lieBt. Ser gbin>
burger iei ia iiberli6 elm gutter Giirf,
aber als nunmebriger 8unbesfhrft
perbe er in bic infinite pOlitit beS
Rei9es eineemeibt. unb es iei bic 6roge,
tuie er bel groBen internationalen poli=
tii6en gerpidIungen ii6 iiellen iperbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11

seaT u. Seuiinger bdlt bic Be,
riibmten Seeriug Mdbmai1inen neb5f
elmer bOllltdnbigen 9lusnabl grtra8
fir bieIelben. Gbenio Senre9en, Hays
stackers &C. Wtan ipre6e Dor, biefelben
gu befftigen unb bic niebrigen greile
an nOtireu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11


ote ipe;isu gu benz i3wsd ;ubereitst III,
BEN tpeibliaen Orsanismus g8ioerltanbs.
TRAIT iu perleiben NIB 6rausnleibeu AT III.
r'reu, = etH ftdrfenbes, reifaurireubes gti.
mulau5mittel lpeldes bas Reruenipltem be-
rnblst uub ibm sleid;eitis aeue gponntraft
eiufOBt, rein pesetabilild, fsinsn alfobol
entbaltenb nnb gang uniddblid. 8et alien
fuuftiOHsaeu St0ruugsn, peiuiseuber llur..
selmdbiststt nub droniidsn edpddesu.
fdHOsu, loelde 70 oft bic 5ruuen befau.u,
II bas "Favorite Prescription" bas ein,ioe
WtttteL fir mel9es garauti.t iuirb.
esmmB bic rsdte arsnci fir bic Srauen
lem, ionlt fonnte es utd)t unter iold,en 8s.
bin8unsea periauft per6eu.
Soate ss nidt au6 bic reate arsusi fir
ole isins 3u baben in ausn apotbeien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-11
Sanbe fOnnte

3 dnoe fonnte
man fitlsn
NIT ben i3ensnifen
pon6raueu, iucld)e nit
Siilfe bon DR.. Bierees
Favorite Prescription
ftarf NIB ssiltub &c.
tuorben iinb.
, Ga m ar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
CUPID CATCHES COCHLAN.
Now Charges Of Bigamy Are Flying in
the Air.

His Bride, Miss Kuehne Beveredge,
Who is Member of His Company.
Her Grandfather An Ex-Governor
ofIllinois- Old Gentleman Very
Wrathy and Insists That the Actor
Was Already Married.
indianapolis, Ind, Oct, 26.-Charles
Coghlan, the English actor, who is
starring jointly with his sister, Rose
Coghlan, was married here late Tuesday
night to Miss Kuehne Beveredge, a mem
Der of the company, and a
young woman who has made a
considerable reputation as a sculp-
tress, she having made busts of
President Cleveland and other prominent
men. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Justice Daniels, and was fol-
lowed by wedding supper, to which
only few members of the company were
invited. Strenuous efforts were made to
keep the whole affair secret, The COM
pany went to Louisville from here.
coGHLAN ADMITS THE MARRIAGE.
Louisville, KY, Oct 26.-Charles Cogh-
Ian, of the Coghlan Dramatic Company,
when seen to-day in regard to his re-
ported marriage at Indianapolis last Tues
day night to Miss Kuehne Beveredge,
also of the company, answered pleasantly,
and said that he married Miss tBeveredge
Tuesday night after the performance.
He was in rush getting the ladies set
tied at the hotel and begged, after con-
firming the report of the marriage, to be
excused from saying anything more
The marriage was kept secret on Mr..
Coghlan's instruction.
THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDE.
Miss Beveredge is not yet 10, and is a
young woman of striking beauty. She is a
sculptures, who has become famous from
bust of President Cleveland made by
her She is a granddaughter of ex-Gov-
ernor Beveredge, of Illinois, and is a
young woman of fine character. She has
a minor part in Diplomacy" but is ca
pable of greater things. She has been on
the stage only this season.
Mr. Coghlan is one of the best kAown
men on the stage. He was the literary
administrator of Lord Bulwer, has writ
ten several plays and has another il
course of preparation. He is So years
old, and was born in Paris. This is MS
first marriage,
AN INDIGNANT DENIAL.
Chicago, Oct. 26.-The reported bride
is a granddaughter of Ex-Gov. Bever-
edge of Illinois. The ex-governor this af
ternoon gave more sensational tinge to
the story by declaring that Mr.. Coghlar
already had a wife living. You may
deny the report of the marriage
in the most emphatic language, -
he said 'Mr. Coghlan is mar.
ried man, and his wife and daughter
were here with him twice during the past
summer. My granddaughter is member
of the Coghlan company and l knew thai
they were playing in indianapolis this
week My daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bever-
edge, is with Kuhne, and would certainly
not allow her to become entangled with a
married man. I believe that Mrs. Cogh
Ian is travelling with the company, for she
was here in September when the Cogh
lans opened their season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
TAMmANY HOLDS cARN1vAr.
The State Ticket Ratified at a Big
Meeting at the Wigwam.


New York, Oct. 26.-Democrats held
high carnival in and around Tammany
hall tonight. 1t was the ratification
meeting of the campaign and amid a
blaze of red fire, Tammany orators
again enunciated the democratic prin-
ciples and wed with each
other in proclaiming The fitness for office
OF the men whom they had put in nominal
t1on. II was triple jubilee with the big
men OF the party gathered within the
hall of the Fourteenth street wigwam,
and those who could not find room inside,
cheering the orators at the doors.
Fireworks We're set off in plenty and the
red glare of burning powder threw a
bright glare over the crowds that blocked
the sidewalks The band of the Sixty
ninth regiment kept the big audience in
the hall in good humor until $50 O'Clock,
when a host of democratic poll
ticians and other public men
took up their places on the plat
form. Gov. Flower came in arm-in-arm
with Speaker Sulzer. Then followed
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan, John r. Fellows.
Ashbel P Fitch, Recorder Smyth, John
H. V. Arnold, Judge Henry M. Goldfogle,
and hundred others.
Resolutions were passed during the
course of the evening commencing the
platform of the Democratic party to the
people at large, advocating the policy of
the present government and municipal
administration, and particularly empha-
sizing the work of the organization itself
/ A telegram was read from Senator
Hill. announcing that he would be I'M
able to attend on account of the situation
at Washington.
Gov. Flower, who had been chosen as
chairman of the meeting made the first
speech.
Congressman Jason Brown, of Indiana,
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan, A p.
Fitch, candidate for controller; Congress-
man John r. Fellows, candidate for
district attorney, and Congressman Amos
G. Cummings followed Governor Flower
dwelling principally on state issues.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27

A missionary stationed at one of the South
Sea Islands determined to give his,residencea
coat OF whitewash. says the Buffalo CONNER
oial To obtain this. in the absence OF lime,
coral was reduced to powder by burning The
natives watched the process of burning with
interest, believing that the coral was being
cooked for them to eat. Next morning thew
beheld the mlssionarys cottage glittertng in
the rising sun white as snow. They danced
they sang, they screamed with Joy. The
whole island was in confusion. Whitewash
became the rage. Happy was the coquette
who could enhance her charms by daub of
the white brush Contentious arose. one
party urged their superior rank; another OBJ
tanned possession of the brush and valiantly
held it against all corners; third tried to up
set the tub to obtain some of the precious cos
metic TO quiet the hubbub, more whltewash
was made and in week not hut, a domes-
tic utensil, war club or garment but was
as white as snow; not an inhahitant but had
his skin painted with grotesque figures; not Il
pig that was not made white. and mothers
might be seen in every direction, capering
joyfully and yelling with delight in the con-
temptation of the superior beauty of their
whitewashed babes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
TAMPA TOPICS.

The Firemen to Attend the State
Tournament-Street Car Fare Two
Cents.
Tampa, Fla, Oct. 26.-Our fremen are
raising funds in order to attend the state
tournament at Sanford next month
Every fire company in the state will be in
attendance and Tampa's braves intend
to lead in the races.
Manager King, of the Tampa Bay Ho-
tel, is in the city experimenting the i'm
provements on that elegant building 1t
is expected that the hotel will be open to
guests early in December.
The rate war between our street rail
ways has become interesting in the ex-
IRENE Fare has been reduced to 2cents,
and the companies are preparing for an
other cut, making it about "a cent per
mile.
The Lafayette street bridge, between
East and West Tampa, has been CON
demned, and contracts were let to-day
for new all-iron structure, to be built as
rapidly as possible, and Hillsboro river
will be crossed in two places by the cleo
trio cars, the latter bridge being lowered
to suit the grade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
Self Praise.

Self praise is no recommendation, but
there are times when one must permit a
person to tell the truth about himself.
When what he says is supported by the
testimony of others no reasonable man
will doubt his word. Now, 10 say that
ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsTERs are the only
genuine and reliapl porous plasters made
Is not self praise in the slightest degree.
They have stood the test for over thirty
years, and ia proof Of their merits il IS
only necessary 70 call attention 20 the
cures they have effected and 10 the
voluntary testimonials of those who have
used them
Beware OF limitations. and do not be
deceived by Misrepresentation Ask for
ALLCOcKs h, and let mo solicitation or
explanation induce you 10 accept q
substitute-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
FLoRIDA's CAPITAL.
A New organ-oranges Selling Cheap.
People Put in Print.

HSOp10 SuC IN ET1nJs
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. ga pipe
organ has been ordered for the TalIahas-
see Presbyterian church, from Boston. 1t
was built by Roovelt, and the price at the
mandatory is $1,000.
Sweet oranges raised in Tallahassee
are selling here at 25 cents a dozen, Quite
a number of trees that have grown up
since the freeze of eight years ago have
been bearing very good crops from one to
three years.
Judge r. G. Long and Mrs. Ellen Call
Long have gone to the Chicago exposi-
ton.
Mrs Hunt, wife of DIR. ]. H. Hunt,
died of heart disease on Monday The
body was taken to her former home in
Ohio, for interment in the family vault.
Col. John S. Winthrop and his son
Gilman have returned from the worlds
fair.
Jefferson Warn, a prominent young law
yer of Barlow, has been admitted to
practice in the supreme court of Flor
ida.
The telegraph wire for the Carrabelle,
Tallahassee and Georgia railroad has
been put up from Carrabelle to Talla-
hassee, and it will be ready for business
as soon as the connection is made at this
end of the line.
B. B. Wilson and bride are expected to
arrive from North Carolina to-day.
The Knights of Pythias have rented a
hall on Adams street, which they will fix
up for lodge room. The order is in a
very prosperous condition here.
The Tallahassee Odd Fellows have con
tributed literally to their destitute
+ brethren at Brunswick.
The governor has made the following
civil appointment. I'M. Duffie, of Santos,
to be notary public for the state at large.
There is some stir here in tobacco cir
cles, and meeting is now being held in
the court house to discuss the propriety
Of establishing cigar factory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27
MAY FIGHT ArNEw ORLEANS.
Corbett Accepts the Olympic Clubs
Offer of S2o,Oo

Asbury Park, N. j.. Oct. 26.-To-night
champion ]. j. Corbett received a dis
patch from the Olympic Club
of New Orleans offering a purse
of $4,000 for the Corbett-
Mitchell glove contest to be decided
at their club. Corbett Immediately re-
piled his acceptance of the offer, but stip-
ulated that the club put up deposit of
$4,000 guarantee for the fight to come off
in New Orleans The champion
also urged the club to make
the date of the contest earlier
that that set by the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club and suggested the latter part
of November. Corbett said; Il am anX-
ious to accommodate Mitchell and now
that am relieved of the Coney Island
club agreement / see my way clear to do
so, although the purse is less than cal
culated to contest for.''