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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-09

Providence. June 3-sailed, schr Roger
Drury, Lynch, Darien; 9th, schr Annie z Hen
| derson. Henderson. Brunswick.
New York, June 6-Arrived, SChr Horace p
| Shares, Mount, Charleston.
Boston June 6-Sailed, schr Frank w Howe,
Brunswick.
Sailed from the roads-Brig H b Hussey
| Weymouth for Charleston
Baltimore, June CARVED below, schr The
| Josephine, Townsend, savannah.
Brunswick, June 6-Cleared, bark Vineta
| lNOrl Petersen, Bristol.
Sailed - Schr Emma Knowlton, Hudson
| Fernandina; Susie IL Davidson, Bowen,
| Philadelphia
Bath, Me, June 6-Arrived. schr Nellie
Charleston. June G. Cleared, bark I Due
Fratelh LItalJ, Catiero, savannah, to load for
European port.
Fernandina June 6-Arrived, schr Emma
Knowlton Hudson. Brunswick.
Galveston. June 6-Cleared, schr Havfruen
| [Norl, EYensen, Mobile.
2d-Arrived, schr Luther M Reynolds,
Norfolk. June CARVED, schr Fannie
Brown, Hardcastle, Richmond, and sailed for
cicared-sohr c H Valentine, Thompson,
Nobska, June anchored off, schr Nellie ]
Croker, Small, Darien for Bath.
New Bedford. June 6-Sailed schr Forest
Fairy, Oliveira, Brunswick, ca, to load for
Cape dc Verde Harold @ Cousins, Davis,
Pensacola. June 6-Arrived, bark dice Sc
TItall, Olcese Leghorn, Philadelphia; 9th, schr
John r KranZ, Mcdonald, Pensacola.
Cleared-Schrs Caroline Hall, COverdale,
Georgetown; Annie L milford, Henderson,
Charleston.
Vineyard Haven, June G. Arrived, sehr
Charlotte T Sibley, BARLEY, Apalachicola for
Belfast. Me,
AMER, May Arrived bark Decima [Norl,
SVendsen, Savannah. aW
Dordrecht. June ARRIVED, steamship Fell
ciana [Brl, Gilmour, Pensacola.
Garston. June CARVED, bark Michele b
[Itall BertolottO, Savannah.
Hamburg June s. Sailed, bark Freidig
[Norl, listen, Charleston.
Isle OF Wight, June 5-Passed. bark J w
Holmes [Brl, valley, Darien for New Castle.
Peter Head, June 4-Sailed, bark Denmark
[Danl. Clausen, Charleston,
Palermo, May 2S-Arrived, banks Amedeo
[Itall, Bahia, Pensacola; 18th, Vega, [Itall,
Porto Savannah.
Queenstown. June 5-Sailed, bark Dahlia
[Swl Nyman from Pensacola). Hull.
West HartlepoOl, June ARRIVED, bark T
G lBrl, Mathiesen, Pensacola.
Cienfuegos, May 25-Sailed schr Cora M
Small, Pensacola.
Cronstadt, MAY 30-Arrived, bark Charming
[Brl Pearce, Brunswick.
London, June 5-Arrived, bark Crown Prince
[Norl Olsen, Darien.
Malaga. May 30-Sailed, bark Autocrat
[NorI Albrethsen, Tybee.
Rotterdam June 3-Sailed bark Agnes
fGerl Schepler, Charleston.
Colon June 2-Satled, schr Thomas n
Stone, Rutledge, Tampa.
Brunswick, June s. Sailed. steamship
South Portland. Smith Satilla River
Havana May 27-Arrived, bark Henry Nor
well. eastman, Pensacola.
3Oth-Sailed bark SCammell Brothers fBrl
Mcfarland, Pensacola June l. schr Alice
Hollbrook, Ellis, Tampa.
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Arrived Yesterday

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New York
&C G. Anderson.
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien and
Brunswick-W Gibson, Manager.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.


NUN0UU00- u = HTI' y I1-7I-
f,,ftan-The market was very quiet hr,
-..,s "a steady undertone There was worry
,,o INQUIRY. while holders were Offering
,-sa,y on the basis Of quotations The day
,...ad. however. with but nominal business
.-,--lcted on Change at the regular mid
a. call. att o'clock p M. The market was hui
Ee+rad quiet and UNCHANGED, with sales o.:
l8 bales. The following are tho oHctal
ra quotations Of the Cotton Exchange:
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Rear Admiral, USN, Charms
Washington, DC, June 6. 1893.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters OF vessels free of
charge IN United states photographic ONCE
in the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the ofnec.
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Notrce to Mariners.

Notice is hereby given that on June 3. 1893
light vessel No was replaced on her station
of the south point Of handkerchief ShoaL
eastern part Of Nantucket sound. and about
5l5 miles SW. a w Of Monomoy Point light
house, Massachusetts without change In
characteristics OF light. fog signal or general
appearance, as described in The list Of lights
and fog signals, and relief light vessel no O.
temporarily marking the station, was with
drawn.
Bearing is magnetic and given approx
mately; distance in nautical miles
BY order Of the light house board
JAMES A. GREER,
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peniiuo s8MN feet lumber lf bales hidos =
hhis pitch $40 halcs wool loi DhI. FRUIT la
boxes fruit 30, hhIs Vegetable. 2Ian boxes
Nefcinties iei tons pig iron lf cusks clay.
100 hdls spokcs i& bales paper stock, so
pkrs mdSo
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Great Reduction

In boys straw hats, at LaFar's, Brough-
ton street.-ad.
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Per steamship Gate City for Boston
1913 bales upland cotton. 81 bales sea island
cotton. 49l bales domestics and yarns, 20 bbls
rosin oil, 54 bbls rosin 800 bbls spirits tur-
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

SUN RISES. ....,.................. 4:56
SUN SETS. Observation-Disclosures. 7:04
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 2;14AM, 3:02 Pm
STANDARD Time)
~-~-~-~~~~N-~~~0~-~-~~~-~
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. JUNE Q, 1919.

see 9Eso a2it lard, per 1a1 pounds.
81 THl9 Tit. short rib sdCs loose AZ Is
az 21is. DRY saltod shoulders bowed $40 ul
30 .. short clear sides. boxed $40 Jsttot
i0CH. WHISKY az ~ D.
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Pullman Car to Chicago on Nancy
HanKess

Via Central railroad, leaving Savannah
a. m, arriving Chicago 5 20 p. m. next
day; passengers leaving Savannah S:45 D.
m, arrive Chicago $3.50 a. m. second
morning-ad
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Sailed Yesterday


Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Steamship Carl Konow, [Norl, Baracoa.
Bark Agder [Norl Glasgow,
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NaNaI 0tofts-th6 sp1fIts turpentlno mar
kct was very quiet, but steady and un-
changed. There was q slow inquiry and a
moderate business doing At the Board
Of Trade on the opening call the market was
reported firm at 261ac, with sales of 4S1 casks
Al the second call it closed firm at 261dc for
regulars. ROsiu-The market was quiet
though firm at the advance. There was only
light trading owing to the moderate demand
At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was posted firm with sales of SOB bar
and E. 81 o.: F. 81 10; G. 81 IS; II, 81 80; l. - Is:
X 81 80; M 83 20; n So so; window glass. So "a;
water white 81 90, At the last call it closed
steadY and UNCHANGED.
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London June Bark August Smith TNorl,
Christensen from Apalachicola, March 3 for
Buenos Ayres, has put into Santa Catharina
with loss of some sails, captain sick and
crew down with scuryy.
5th - Bark CarlOtta lSwl, BrOlin from
Mobile, has arrived at Cape Town CGH
leaky. She will discharge and repair.
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Market for poultry is weak; light demand:
grown fowls y pair, 766s0c; chickens q
pair, 25065c, according to size; geese u pair,
81 O00l 25 Market for eggs is active and firm,
well supplied; country u dozen, l45ol5c.
Peanuts Ample stock, demand light market
firm; fancy h. p. Va. u 70, 7l71ae; h. p.
q b. &c; small, h. p e II. SIC. Sweet pota-
1ClIa50c
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And I'm accordance with law, and an order Of
the board of directors made on the 28th day OF
September, 1893, 80 many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the Office of the company rooms
l5 and II, 80 Pine street, San Francisco. CAL on
FRIDAY, the oath day of November 1898, at the
hour of O'Clock P. of said day to pay said de-
Iinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
J. W. PEW. Secretary
Oflce-Rooms Is and II, 80 Pine street. San
Francisco Cal no4 I'd
nELINQUEYT SALE NoTICE-CR0 POINT
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company. Location
OF principal place OF business San Francisco. Cali
fornia. Location of works. Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF assessment (No.
62) levied the 26th day of September. 1898,
the Sc veral amounts set opposite the of the
CesnecI1Ya shareholderS as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

RELLE ISLE MINING CoMPANY-LoCATIoN
~ of principal place of business San Francisco.
CAL; location OF works. Tuscarora, Elko County.
Nevada.
Notice-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment (No.
19) levied on the 2Sth day of September, 1898.
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders as follows.
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RESOLUTIONS.

ID ESOLUTION-AT A MEETING OF THE
n Board of New City Hall Commissioners, held
November 4. 1893, the following resolution was
PASSED TO priut: Resolved, That progress esti-
mate in the sum OF $l10l SO in favor of the san
Franc cisco Novelty and Plating Works on Contract
No 81 pass to print.
Ayes-Com missioners Ebert Creswell and Brod.
er1ck fno6 5tl J. J MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
= W IS POST STREET.

COL GETZ d BROTHER.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Have you seen our lots near the Midwinter Fair
Grounds?
WE NEVER FAIL TO SELL PARK LOTS, WHY !?
BECAUSE WE SELL LOWER THAN EVER.
BECAUSE OUR LOTS ARE IN BEST LoCA-
TIONS.
PURCHASERS CANNOT POSITIVELY MAKE
SURER AND MORE PROFITABLE IN
YESTMENT.
n ORTIZ OF THE PARK, LOTS FROM $500 TO
~ $500; only $40 down, balance In 30 monthly
installments
G1O5 $3.50 AND sI75 FOR LOTS NEAR
ID lZt). Park, Ocean boulevard and car lines
$40 down. balance 50 monthly. SOL GETZ
BROTHER
o. 1000 $3.50. $500, $500 AND $500 BEST
tD-OU. lots near strawberry Hill, exposition
grounds and car lines; only S25 down. bal
ance $40 monthly
noroANp $500 FOR BUILDING LOTS
ID ZOO near Mission ST.; Electric Road will run
shortly; $40 down, So monthly.
nOOO $3.50, 5000 AND $1,000, ONLY ONE
TCUU. block from PARK: graGed and streets
macadamzea: ready to build on: Electric Road
now runninCSnear this property; elegant view OF
pecan ana PARK; only 5-cent fare from any part
of the city: very easy terms
MIDWINTER FAIR LOTS.
SECURE ONE QUICK
OF our lots fronting park and exposition grounds.
II st. and sth and 9th ave. lots at low prices and
easy terms.
Every lot in our block be leased right away.
Electric car terminus and 9th ave. park entrance
in front of our block.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL GETZ IL BROTHER,
nos tt SuTh Is Post st.
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NJ EDICAL.

I AIDES! .CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
II royal Pills diamond brandy are the best Safe
reliable. Take no other. Send &c (stamps) for
particulars. Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail. at druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. apS SaSuTh 1y
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFIN EMENT. 1908
i Mission St. ladies who desire to go into con-
fnement with every care and attendance OF a Ser.
man physician OR. HERWIG) and graduated
midwife (MRS WEGENER) will find same at
the above address; private diseases of ladies a
speciality; cures guaranteed babies adopted.
Telephone No $685.. IL 3m
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10 LEASE.

10 LEASE.
a. o 2 ACRES, NEAR SIX-MILE HOUSE:
10. barns and small house partly furnished !:
good well. w. NICOL. 53412 California St no7 u
no LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS-LARGE
/ building on Eighth ST. near Market; rent rea-
sonable Inquire of II. L. JONES. q Eighth st. II
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ALAMEDA REAL STATE.

Q.J6EO $50 CASH. $IS PER MONTH FOR
~ COO. pretty 4room cottage and bath;
27 :6x125.
s2I50-s20O CAST. $50 per month; lovely new
5-room cottage; all modern improvements; BOX
100.
$2350-S75 cash, balance $50 per month; g.
room cottage, bath, washstand washtrays; 80 Ak
100.
S3oOO-slOO cash. s25 per month: Groom cot
taee. all mo dern improvements; 80 :4X100; new.
$2S0U-S150 cash, $25 per month: to be built to
order; elegant 6-room cottage: 81 :6x115.
All the above places near school and sta
to1 several fine lots for sale easy nstallments.
Houses to let
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Inquire OF MARCUSE q REM Ell, offices 62S
Market St, San Francisco; Bay-st station and
High ST., Alameda. seq SaTuTh If
q < MONTHLY BUYS 4 S425 LOT IN ALA
ID ~ media. f. u SPARROW. $40 Market. apl tt
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EOR SALE CHEAP

TOR SALE CHEAP.
L Lots on south side and north side of Golden
Gate Park, for cash or on the installment plan 4.
For further particulars inquire of j. BRON-
STONE, owner, II Montgomery st. nos SuTuTh 81
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FAST.
FAIRS SUBDIVISIONS

~
n OOU OF HOLLY PARK TRACT,
$500 MEAS ass cars stop at 5GT tract
$3.50 it. ears asd s. n esec sS esFs
$500 an to s0sf rO@ hs T sSh St.
$3.50 on you desire ssfe S c fsaay to 90 0ad
$500 1ssay hsof Ii good a 'xf
Q.EE0 every block fenced and lots num-
u w bered to correspond with diagram.
$500 aay sis lot BE- sSaf
GOnn located.
u JtO Terns-On lots of value less than
$1,000 SSsH ss5 sa 81 s 11An'' in monthly
%. l 0S0 On lots valued more than $1,000
u LOU $50 cash. balance in monthly install
$500 men'' OF $40 each.
$3.50 upon are o hs R:G Snd
$1,000 Call at oaice for diagrams. once
$500 open evenings until O'CLOCK
S3250 MOI 5. WILL E. f Il Fdst St.
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OAKLAND HOU Es TO LET.

goo FOR RENT-7-ROOM FLAT, BATH.
I'd ~. electric bells. stoves and water; 954
Union ST.. near Adelre-St station, 0aklan
KOENIG Il knoll. 900 broadway. ocl9.lm
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
0sfO NICE 2-sTORY MODERN BAY-WiN-
tDZO. dow house, 8 rooms and bath; flower
Garden; convenient to markets and train. 112s
East Fourteenth St; key at AUSTIN'S, l10l
Twenty third ave. East Oakland NOT BIT
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LEGAL NOTICES

nEPARTMENT no 8, PROBATE-IN THE
IL Superior Court. in ana for the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California. In the mat
ter Of the estate OF JOHN W. LYNCH. decease
Notice is here by given that Tuesday. the 2lst day
of November. A. d. 1893, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF
said day and the eourt room of departm ent No. 8
OF SAID court, at tie new City Hail. in the City and
County of San FRANCISCO. State OF California have
been appointed as the time and place for proving
the will of said JOHN w. LYNCH. deceased and
for hearing the application OF MARY JOSEPHIN e
LYNCH for the issuance 10 her or letters tesla
mentary thereon.
Dated November 8, A. d. 1898.
BY GEORGE E. DABovIcH, Deputy CLERK
A. RUEF, Attorney for Petitioner.
400 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
no9 I'd
tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
L OF Caiif rnia In and for tho City and County Of
San Francisco.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ANGLo-NEvADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION "a COR
PORATIoN) UPON ITS APPLICATION FOR
JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the Anglo-Nevada
Assurance Corporation, corporate organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of
the State OF California and having its office and
principal place of business in the City and County
of San Francisco, state OF California has made an
application to the Superior Court of the State OF
California IN and FOR the City aid County OF San
Francisco fer It's d solution and disincorporaton.
and that the Presiding Judge of this Court has APP
pointed THURSDAY, tie ninth day OF November
A. ID. 1898, at ten (l0) O'Clock In the forenoon of
that day and the courtroom of this Court, Dept.
No. l thereof. at the New City Hall, in said
time an place for the hearing OF said application
BY order Of our Superior Court at the New City
Hall in the said City and County OF San Fran
cisco, this fifth day OF October, A. d. 1898
Attest my hand and the seal of said Superior
Court at the said City and County of San Fran.
cisco, the day ara year last above written.
LSeal OF Superior Court.
Byw.J HENEY. Deputy Clerk
z. Il. CoUSTRYMAN Attorney for Applicant.
ofh -
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Q.1EO LOTS ON 23D AVE. 25x12O: $50
u OO. cash. balance $40 month 5. DUCAS,
II MONTGOMERY ST.
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QOOO0 $500 CASH, BALANCE 500 PEI
dpAZt'O. month: elegant Groom cottage; nigh
basement: all modern improvements truitvale:
cold winds. C. j. RALEIGH, 465 Ninth st.
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kIAN;ASPARTNEk N CUALYAED (SLAVON
III tan); capital required $t0O. Apply JOHN
LOPEZ san Bruno road, foot of Army So Nicho-
las Hotel nos 3t+
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Have you seen our lots near the Midwinter Fair
Grounds ?
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n3SO LEVEL LOT IN GIFT MAP 8. TWO
N tOO. blocks from Valencia and Howard Sis. .
Snan nUCAS MONTGOMERY
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GyAEo0N, FOR SALE; MUST BE SOLD THIS
- Eee6. 1880 Battery st. nos AZ
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

O. < MONTHLY BUYS S425 LOT IN ALA
I'D y media. i. d SPARROW. $40 Market apll 9
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d $500. FINE PAYING MEAT MARKET:
tr--QO. good Investment; good reason for
EefIing, For particulars apply Call Branch. 3 =
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He FELT VERY BADLY.
A Railroad President Clearly
Expresses His Feelings.
DO YOU FEEL THE SANE?
There Are q Surprising Number of
Men and Women Who Are Just in
the Same Condition.

There Are q Surprising Number of
Men and Women Who Are Just in
the Same Condition.
Glow do do2 Badly, thank you. My
head is all stopped up and I have touches
of neura gia in the forehead and base of
the brain. The muscles of my limbs ache
and every little while / feel chilly. That
is how I do. 1t is not very pleasant, 1
assure you"
The above remark was made by the
president of one Of the leading railroads
centering in New York city, gentleman
who is known for his good nature and wit
throughout the entire land. The gentle
man with whom he was talking said:
''Tou are not alone in this trouble Half
the people meet tell me the same thing.
There is an epidemic of this kind just
now, so the doctors tell me. have had
touch of it myself, but ! DO not need the
help of physician. When [ feel chilly
or out of sorts when my head and bones
ache, l know Just what the trouble is. |
know that uric acid in my blood is the
cause of it all, and have a way of bring
ing myself around IN no time without the
aid of a Doctor"
What is it2' inquired the railroad
president.
1t is the most standard remedy of the
present day and one which has more en-
dorsemcnts of physicians and prominent
! people than any other. 1t is Warmers
Safe Cure. My wife, who has been out of
sorts and run down for over a year has
been restored to perfect health by using 1t
and is really healthier to-day than | am.
! As great professor in New York medi-
cal college truly says: L am convinced
that in all ailments where the blood is in
! an unhealthy condition and the general
health impaired, the advantage gained
| from the use of Warmers Safe Cure is
| remarkable. "
There are an innumberab bic number Of
| people throughout America to-day,
troubled precisely as these gentlemen are,
who are really suffering and who do not
know the cause. There is no need Of
further suffering and there is no occasion
| for seeing doctor. The means is right
at hand and can certainly be used with
the greatest success.
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SALT OF THE EARTH.
Exhibited in Various Forms at the
Worlds Fair.
From the Chicago Journal Of Commerce.

From the Chicago Journal of Commerce.
AS in many other departments of the
great fair, Russia makes by far the finest
exhibit of rock salt. In a large case in
the mining building is the display of a
company operating a mine somewhat re-
Gently discovered. The company was
established in 1888, with capital of TO-
600, 900 francs, to work a mine of rock salt
situated near the stations of Stoupki and
Dekonouka, on the Donetz railway, near
the town of Bakhmont, in tn Q government
of Ekateridoslow. This mine is thirty
six meters deep. Two branches, distant
five kilometers, are established for work.
ing the mine, and comprise four shafts of
from 1870 to 164 meters deep, which are
connected with the railroad. The yield of
this mine during 1899 was 10000 metrical
tons. This salt is literally as clear as
crystal, and is so nearly pure that no
moisture has collected on the specimens
since they were put in place several
months ago The material is beautiful
enough to be used in carving ornaments.
In the Spanish section there is an ex-
hibit of marine salt made by the Salt
Owners Union, Cadiz. This salt has
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SOUTHERN SCHOOLS.
Why Country Schools for Whites Can
not Be Maintained in Certain
Bill Arp" in the October Forum.

Places.
Bill Arp in the October Forum.
Country schools for white children can
not be maintained where there is negro
population intervening. Some have been
already broken up and abandoned for lack
of neutrality-suspicious. that would have
been given, but for the presence of ne
groes The tendency is everywhere for
the whites to rent out their farms and
move to the towns, where they can safely
educate their children. All who can
come do come, and now there are left il
the rural districts none but the negroes
and the poor whites-the poor white.
who work the highways, serve on IL
iuries and fight our battles in war; the
poor whites for whom the negro has
contempt and the Northern philan-
thropist no sympathy. Large sums Of
money are piled up in universities and
colleges for the negro piled up to teach
him Greek and Latin and the sciences,
for which he has no use, while hundreds
of the poor whites cannot afford even tn
time that the country school would take
from work. They know all this and feel
it, and if ever a race war is precipitated
they will be in at the death. Poverty and
the negro overshadow them. This mo-
mentous question is before the south.
Seven millions of negroes are face to face
with -. 600, 600 whites How much longer
can they live in harmonyl 1t is more
vital question than silver or gold or tn
tariff, and the southern congressman wh
fail to consider it are either blind or lack
ing in craftsmanship. 1t is the great ma
tional question that will not down at our
Kidding
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themecessities Of life. The coil fever"
and "gas craze" that passed over the
country like an epidemic proved to be the
promoters Of health and comfort.
1t is certain that salt can never be
scarce and high again in this country.
Contending armies, if such are ever mus
tered, will never fight again to obtain pos
session of supplies of salt, as they did
during our three great wars. Each Of ii
dozen states and territories contain salt
enough to supply an empire In the prai-
RE regions Of the west, whore the early
settlers suffered for want of salt and
where in recent times it has been scarce
and high, it is now almost ridiculously
cheap In many localities a bushel of po-
tatocs will buy q barrel of salt Salt from
New York and Michigan now meet on the
banks Of the Mississippi river, the salt
from Louisiana and Kansas
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CLOTHING.


That delight the eye and the body the kind you
need the kind you ought to have here Such superb
garments such splendid filters such stylish productions
you'll find at other house in Savannah Local taiors
cannot cut as stylish garments as Doube-breasted
and Full Skired Suits and readymade Clothers cannot
approach the low prices regular shapes.
Our $1O SIP So $13 so and SIS Cheviot Suits in all
grades are world beaters and what offer at $40 So
$18 $2O $22 50 and up the quintesence of STYLE
QUALITY and ECONOMY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-21

Wnbur-Are those great white things
whales teethl
Nurse Yes, Wilbur, those great things
are whales teeth.
Wilbur My, but mustn't the whale have
awful big toothaches !-Harper's Young
PConle