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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
DR.. sIanchard,s sermon Sunday.

Dr.. Blanchard will deliver q sermon in
Congress Square church on Sunday
morning on "Jesus and some Of His
Modern Rsvisers, tha Christian Scion
lists, the TheosoDhlst and the Mental
Healer All persons interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
Ewes Tested Free.

The California Optical company have
opened ut e03 Middle street. G. II. Lam
sons Gid stand, and in order to further
advertise their business will test eyes
free ami sell anything at cut prices until
After the holidays. See advertisement
for pricss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
St. AIban Commandery.

AT the annual election of ST. Alban
Comnandery, K. T., held last evening,
these officers we're elected. The appoiutiye
officers are not chosen:
C0mmender-Frank r. Redlon.
Genaralissimo-ChaFle e. Snow.
Caprain General-Ernan D. Eastman.
Tressurer-Rufus II. Hinkley.
Recorder-Wm. N. Howe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
MARRIAGES..

In this city. Dec. s, by Rev. A. Fl. Wright,
Frank Kane and Ada I. Remission, both OF Port
land.
In Sonth Portland Dec 0. by Rev. E. r. Pur-
dy. Harry Wood and Alice M. Spear, DO Ii Of
Portland.
III Deering. Dec. 2. c. c. Iovrjoy Of Bethel
and Susie z. liimball OF Deering. mo cards. ]
In Farmingdale Nov. 81. Chas. ii. Steward
and Mrs. j. j.. iioyt.
In South Robinston, Nov. %, George Small
and Miss Deiora Hcrsey
In BuckSport, Dec Z, Frank G. Kennedy and
Miss L. Frances Patterson
In Castlne, Dec. s, John M. Vogell and Miss
Alice Peaseley.
In Columbia Falls. Dec. 5. DanI W. Hartford
and Miss Laura B. Worcester
In Eddington Dee. 4, Frederick G. Halnes
and Miss Lena Gilmore, y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11

No matter whether you are rich or
poor, the fine selection-o goods aud easy
terms Tor payment, offered by Fred L..
Merrill & Co., the Federal street jewelers.
and opticians, should allow you to re-
member your friends. Give than call.
See adv. in this issue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

fE1HE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
Il the Merchants National Bank Portland.
Me-, for the election OF seven directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction on any other
business that may legally be presented, VIII he
held at their banking house onTUESDAI, the
18th day OF January, 1897, at 10 o'clock Z. m.
c. o. BANCROFT, Cashier:
dec11 dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11

OF CAers TUT 10 OCf1'"'
Yes, ami genuine imported crackers at
that How can it be done. See George
G. shaw & Co.'S announcements this
morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
AIbani Concert.

The seats for the great Albani concert
to DO given at City hall on Dec. 23d, are
on pGls at Stookbridge's and indications
point to splendid house on that oocas-
lon. There will be IL large attendance of
we'll known people from all over the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11

Are Down PuffS on
your memoranda of
possibilities" for your
friend who keeps house?
Fine dollars goes a
long way at this counter.
Better puffs and prettier
than we sold for $500
last year.
For five dollars one of
finest printed satteen,
both sides alike and diff
ferent, piped edges, elab-
orately quilted. light or
dark effects.
At the same price a
fine puff with one side of
Florentine silk is tasteful
design, the other side of
plain silkolene in a har.
monizing color. These
are filled with the finest
white sea island cotton
almost as light and warm
as down.
A handsome one with
silk cord edges at $3.50.
All silk ones at $1,000
and SO up.
There's a big table
here piled high with
Down Pillows fresh from
our own work rooms at
S2.o2 and another lot a
bit smaller at S2.o4.
Novelties in Bamboo
Tea Tables, fancy seats,
footstools, stands, etc.
Today we'll open
a great stock Of printed
Florentine Silks for fancy
work, new and original
designs at 45c a yard.
Great bargain.
OWEN, MOORE & &C
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENT .

The acedther today
is Hkely to be
' Portland. December II. 1896.
~ UR Book is out to.
~ day.
Twelve pages
of timely, Suggestions
for Christmas Shopping.
1t will help you much to
decide what to get for
each one of the friends to
be remembered. 1t is
classified in such a way
that you can easily de-
termlnc the entire money
outlay too, and while it
Doesn't pretend to be a
complete catalog it is full
of seasonable information
and helpful hints.
The books are for free
distribution at all DEPART
ments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
ForTy-hnh Day.
WEDNESDAY. Az

WEDNESDAY. Ar-ll Is
A-Cs- The roll cal ard reading ths
go--IzI O. TIE Senate. Senator Lyman
reported tro3 The Co-nit-es o. Public
Lz-cS- O. Section O Senate Bsu No
= Tie report vas tabled 70 - taken
up With TIE hill
Senator Ws-5rhOuSs gave notice OF :
hi . amend Chap Is q The Laws 0.
lS>-.- relating . corporations
Senator Wrisht's bill relating 70 :
Lcs-Ss O lire s-oek Importation cane
-2 to- third reading. Senator Wright
CoVed -Es- The Acr 20 L1ro eEsc- Sixry
days stLs- publication
S=-z-o- NcCz16lesS moved % table
r1s 6llL and continued lhs Er-zck made
-Qo1 LEs CszS-e TCes5zy. NJ Nc
CsC6lsss hel5sTs5 tks C5u would give
EzEzLS i've sock trade With -hs
C1i-=d States black sye. and read Is--
-7-S EUC California people regarding
-1s feeling II thai STATE
>s1z-oC Nz-s-Ec-Ss seoo15ad Senator
LcCS-llesS- EoIo1- ~Lich EsS last
On he E-sl vo-s q HI usssszs of
t-@ III -5e ayes and 10ss Ee-s called
-1- W--1 --s following result
AyS - Az-Ez-s- Eyuzn- Eockinz-
Hc-1s-- B-os1- WrlELl-s
NoeS-NO--zr-p BALDWIN NeCau5-
-=ss- Wz-s-Eo-S=- ScE156t- Rics. WI
cox
Tas alI i probably killed tor his
sssScz-
TL= III relating u Enbli-z uzsse5
ks third rss6I1g Eithou1 Z dissaurfng
EO,a
Senate BIZ Ma Il. Ehieh cane frun
TIE House EI-h 81 sns16nenr e5iEz
-co@ss 70 Ihs lines q zo-k II Which
C1i1sse nay engage @zs tzksa ID. the
a-e1c-e1t accepted and the giIl finally
passed
Ho-se bi1 No :, to- widening Eono
lulu streets 1sS rad ths frs .fue fcr
--to-Dzr5o-- : ssoo1t tine oy u-Is. and
referred 70 The Co1nitt=s o. Public
Lands and internal mpruE zuEE
Sszsrs Bill No. =. o. character OF
o-iI6i1gs within 6rs limits. vas taken
- tOr third reading Eirh ths raEsorr OF
ths oo1ui-se- The report q ths Gun
Ol--es zDzl6Dg Section provides
CEzr II shall D Ihs duty ot The Chief
E1gi1seE q tie Fire Department n Il
Slsc- al billings and structures here
sttsr b'Zilr within th= Srs limits Of Eo-
EolElG- 70 So that Lhs permits e1sntsd
oy 1e CO1Uissiol ara complied With
seoo-6ing 70 ls| and 70 make rsp7r1 70
Ike Co-ciSSic1-
Ihe report %ss adopted and lae bill
passed IN E1zl rssding Senator BrcEu
casing r1s only dissenting vote
Ad50C-ad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
To- of Rspresentativs.

Ni-iS-s- King reported SN1g D
Prss-6z-r q b=Ils relating 70 contested
S@-S u tEs Legislature s-6 rso-Es1-
Ez1o- . tks Jc6i5zry Department
Rep Wnz-oo p-opoUdsd tie FOL
IoEl1E g-sS1o-s q ths Arto-lsy Gsl-
sl
FE-WEs- las b=s1 Gozs cEcizI-
l. D. III ArrC-Es! Ge1s-zFs 6epz-L-
Ez- II -Ls s-5szEo- % oa-zin ho~I-
s6zs q zEs t5z-EiIy q Ihs c-Lzizzls
Eho co@i--=6 rEs o1rzEa9zs assault
@ Frs1k Godfrey q ths sTEzg q
Ssp-szbs- L. 1855.
Seooz5-Hzs any psrs17 @ persozs
ben bsld to- E1TesuEzlo1 II IL nat
cEr
ThiT1-WhE TsS 10 reward offered
1o- t1s 6s-se1o1 @ TIE c-iCL1zlS7
Fo1rrh-WLsr las ben done ~ IL
Ar-o-ZsE -Ge1s-zTs department q aid
o-hs-s Il o5-zi1i1g evidence 70 Iocz-e
tEs crz-izzls,
F1Ih-Ezs Ihs Arr0-usy-Geae-zFs
6spsrDs1r lad O. hzs Il nov suy
s-z-szs1r O. sTidezoe eo11sc-z1z pao-
Pc 1iEc Il poSz1ioz II the community
q any GoTs-nDz-1 oEce-s O. o-har
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17

rS-Sa-S With tAs cozzsSSsoz O. P-s
vSc-S kzczie5es c. re sid assault
Six-n-Whxt s@o-eS have been -,xS-
q discover IL zEtAo- q IAs Barred
alive posters circulated i Eo1olciu O.
- about tAs IS-h q September, l>ss
sid wAzr have hssz LAs results q zIH
s@a-cs> ]. =z5ss
Ssvs--A-LS TIE Agco-1sy-Sszs-zl' :
5sv2-.-,s-- ys- engaged i any Sr-s-..E--
- oe-z5- kzowts5ss c. TIE identity q
. l1e criminals cc-cs-lsG u sch as
szEl..~
>s-z-s 81 Ne. II. rslztl-s - IAs ~
S--lc-1o- q Chinese zEls-z15Oz- ~
ported .yg-as--lCIs--
Rs2- Wl1Ssoz announced his IzIs2-
-io- u introduces o. - provide rsv-
s--s tc- -1s Government ~ mans -
Al --cC-s -zx
GsY- RceS--So1 reported to- LAs JolzI
JC5ic5z-! C0ZZisIsS - cke Senate and
Eo-ss q Representatives,, - whom
zsrs rs<s--s5 Lhe report q TIE con-
Z-SSc- appointed i Mz-re. lSSS. -
EE had under coZs1s-zCto1 tAs c-S--
- : Penal Co5s submitted ey I1e Con-
=-sSso-- bsE lszVs - report - 1o-,oS7s-
We are Erss . Szv LEz- TIE sO-k q
-zs cC-rlls- las o-s1 carefully slG
c-o-c-E1ly done. and though there :
E-c- II Ire proposed code % cc--
mend. i makes many changes, re
adoption Q. whitA ws czclcz advise
s. present
T1s adoption q Tie proposed code
u Is present form would lecsS>i-z-s
re co6I5eG-1o1 q Ihe evil Laws upon
parallel lines II or5sr 70 make : co--
pls-s z16 Uniform syS,e1- We Do loz
think IAs tine CQpo-CG1s - make any
S-c1 radical c1s-sS b-g zrs q TIE op-l-
ic1 -Ez- : compilation q TIE penal code
= CT q print
A1-=E making soZs few amend
Zs1-S Which can bS done - this 80
s5o1 q ne LsslslzIGrs. L1s Penal laws
should - complied and published II
Tie sane Dz11sr Is TIE civil Laws ~are
compiled II 1SS4 ThiS should - 6azs
El-1olI Gslzy and we recommend that
Al appropriation os Ez6e for The pur-
gose-
We -s=-sto-e recommend that rhe
-spC-- @ TIE commission bS laid upoZ
.Es table. and Ee viii with as lIcrIs de-
az - possible. submit : bin O. bills
-o- L1s purpose q making such III
,-cT5-s--S = LEs Penal Laws IS 81
Q . Necessary fo- the present
CECIL BROWN Il
? : LYMAN
" y. EORNER
4 G. N ROBERTSON. Il
: X hAEO. +,
senate Blll No u. relating 70 The ~
friction O CkiceS= L--is-ztLc-- -szC X
---1 tine and unanimously passed
Es2- Richards made : motion hat 10
lis - introduced mo TIE House sfIsr
= days Il ms L1e sszSe q tie
House -Ezt he O25-io1 o. The Senate
-C--d = sought II TIE matter bsters
zE-g zcEC-- 4,
House adjourned 81 Ia-s5 an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
An AmdsEfr.

This i 70 certify that OF Nay I1th !
salked 70 HelieE's drugstore OF Z pair
q erurchss and bought bottle Of
Chaubarlsilis Pain Balm for inaam-
us-oTy rheumatism, which had Grip
plsd us Up After using three bottIes
an completely cured 1 can cheerful
ly recommend ft--Chsriez h Wetzel
Sz1bgry, Pa
S~orn snd subscribed 10 before ne
o. Azgaz 10, 1ss4-Walter Shipman
J. P For sale al - cents per bottle by
al druggists and dealers Benson.
Smith & Co, Ag1s fer Hawaiian Isl
snds-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
House OF Representatives.

1 eo1Uu1iesEion froo lhs Senate
z11O11osd election q Deub@rs q The
Co11cl q S-a-e, ss( IN lhe order o.
Ihs day O Ao1dz!. April 59zh
Rep Robertson reported for the Ju-
oiela-E Committee q Az Act 70
s0s1d Chapter CTT q TIE Session
Laws OF 1872. entitled An Act rslzr-
ing 70 duties @ lsgzeies, beQzes-s and
i1ae-l-s1esS. approved Jsn1zy u.
lss& Tie report vas - follows
The O5ssc- of this bsIl l. 20 exempt
gra1o-c-ildEsl from paving the tax
imposed O lsgzeies beQ1ezrhsd 10
tnsn- s1o THIS add 70 the exemptions
provided II The Iz- Of 1852
As il : 1sc=sszry 70 ilcresse the
reEe11s of the Government yo1r cou-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
Look
!!

For prices and then come
around and look at the articles
quoted. 1t will surprise you to
see how these goods can be sold
for the money. It's simply be-
cause we are manufacturers
and buy only from manufactur-
ers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
THE -FOIRTHDAY
No- Nucr q Interest m ne
Senate
CHANGES " IAX ASSESSES

U-s--so-- Eszz-z--- re Izr @21
Ess-he- Erlssse g TsN-
v.sye-- I--E-or,alLo- q F'o-S--1
i.--se-E Ee1. vt-S-c1 P-oroaua>-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-04-17
FOSTER & HITCHCOCK,
PROPRIETORs
Sanders Express Co.

Are prepared 70 move Furniture at s1.50
70 81 per load according to distances Bag
gage delivered TO and from the steamer q
specially. Freight handled with dispatch,
50 cents per ION sand upwards. according
TO distance. r. II. POSTER.
Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26

tapped his gong and she stepped to the
side, so he did not shut of the current.
and the car went ahead at increasing
speed. When within ten feet of the wo-
man, McCord's heart almost stopped still
She had stepped back on the track, and
II looked as If no earthly power could
save her. The brave motorman never
gave UP hope. however. and in an instant
he had reversed his motor. But horrors
It did not suffice, and despite the grinding
of the machinery the car slid along the
track with no perceptble decrease Of
speed. The woman continued to walk
along unconcernedly, although the deadly
trolley was within three feet Of her. Nc
Cord knew that If struck by the car the
unfortunate woman would be mangled al
most beyond recognition The only posi-
bic chance to save her flashed across his
mind, and with rare presence Of mind
he carried IL out. Leaning far over the
dashboard and placing his own life in
jeopardy, he caught her under the arms
and with one superhuman effort snatched
heD from the jaws of death. Then IL was
found that she was Miss Lord. living near
the old Lafayette race course, and, being
deaf. knew nothing Of the approach Of
the car.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
TILLMAN IN NEW YORK.
He and Wall Street Will Take a
SquInt at Ench Other.

From the New York World
Senator Tillman of South Carolina. is i'm
New York. He came up from Washington
yesterday, and is staying at the Marlbor-
ough hotel. He is here to view the gold bug
and the Wall street bull and the Wall
street bear in their native SURROUNDINGS.
He is therefore here for study Ha! hal
gimblet brain. us
He is man at whom you would look
more than twice If you CHANGED upon him
IN crowd. He has a large, irregular-look-
ing mead, covered with graytinged black
hair, which he probably combs in the
arranging 1t with his long fingers ali day
that by night 1t is disheveled He has a
strong, homely brown face, in which are
three fascinating features.
The first is his eye-for he has but one
eye. IL Is large and restless and brown and
SLY, yet frank. He has way of fitting his
that his blind eyelid confronts you and
then you are startled by seeing his sly.
piercing brown eye peering into you over
the bridge of his nose.
The second fascinating feature is his
nose. II is large and long and has a hump
at the bridge. He has perfect control of the
muscles of This nose, and it is as express
i've IN It's dumb way as Is his eye.
The third feature is his mouth-large
and loose and sardonic. 1t suggests that
he has keen sense of humor of that
laughter at news of horrible i'll fortune
to an enemy. 1t is the mouth of a speak
er, and 1t suggests a flood of speech of
the sort called wasting" or Gripping
OPEN"
AS to the rest of him. he is tall and
slightly stopped and long of leg and arm
and heavy in the body. His frame is
carelessly covered with a black suit. a
statesman's coat, of course, a careless
shirt and a plain black tie, ready made,
and with the string pulled through, SO
Senator Tillman is one of those men who
do not know what they wear and do not
care, and would go unbrushed year in
and year out II they were unmarried
II am here to study the financial con-
ditions,' said he, in the slow, drawing
voice of South Carolina farmer II
wish to try to get at the bottom of these
Wall street matters. wish to see for my
self, to learn, to study. 1 have use for this
information.
II shall have something to saw later on
/ think" he said.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26

rave become a numerous cOmpany-hava
done II BY the hundreds OF millions and -
enterprise and knowing how 70 -, ,s,s.a ana
the public II has gone on stl1dvinr- -
70 make still better service. instead 81
seeking novelties that attract unfii ~ -.
are understood and then rnust ne -e.-l,. 'tley
II has blded its time. eu'
It's warnings have been realized. VVber.
getting business by an ssesfinsfs,," were
pronts al the rate Of, say, slO0O m
man then aged forty. they are sertii,@
Of millions Of life Insurance have S sls
IoIIelted, but the bulk Of the grist ground
OUT mas gone 10 pay higher commissfo--
Sa.- phlgser rebates 10 keep the volume OF
new business swelling, and has left oni,-
pluIui 10 per cent, or less, OF the spIar
9 ga esumates that catered 10 the pub-
And now the tide has turnad
lnelr tremendous expenditures for 6,Si
HsSs cannot keep them ahead of the gam
al least, IN times like these. One of tbeses
CeHlpanleS wrote in 1885 the enormous SIM,
OF SlSz,5Js; 5S5 Of new business: and va
mas Snrunken its amount in force ,-b;eL
I that over Sl33, 10000 has gone az
~. - DOohs last year. Another wrote S197
5000 OF new business, and S14I. 75g 715 49,
on IT'S books Many scores of millions -
collars, the reserves and accumulated s,, -
plus on many hundreds of millions 81 -
Surance, have gone into the s'nooI', -
the several tontine companies in am tbo ~
yeaTSi out no account of the applicafion
IA, PtOSSSNS ever mas Deen or ever
Will De made There are no accountings
Inc Connecticut Mutual renews its NJ
LOT pure life insurance; that men who's
iamllles need IL buy the only thing a Hfo
insurance company can really give tbo
Igll' absolute and simple protection neeJ
ca; that they cease to gamble with il -,
70 Try 10 make speculation out of If
anu 10 all such the company offers it,
best and most sincere endeavor iIlIstrat
ed by its unparalleled record of fiftv vears
Respectfully submitted 'So'S'
JACOB L. GREENE, President
Hartford, Feb. IS, 1886.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
RECEIPTS.

Per Central of Georgia Railway Com
pay, Feb. 25-256S bales cotton, l,142 bbls
rOsin, 1874 bbls spirits. 422 pkgs mdse. 81
sacks ore, 143 pkgs domestics, so cars ium-
Der, cars wood, 3 cars supplies, / car
hoops, 2 cars meal, 2 cars fresh meat
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, Feb. 25-523 bales cotton, 1855 crates
cars phosphate, 1886 bbls rosin, 40 bbis
spirits, 36 cars lumber IS cars wood, Z
cars coal, cars machinery 1
l car kegs, l car beer, car box material,
l car crude oil, 2 cars pig iron, car leaf
tobacco, cars mdse, 50 bales hides.
Feb 25-65 bales cotton, cars wood, 2 cars
castings, car meal, l car brick, cars
mdse, bales hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail-
road, Feb. 2o-S99 bales cotton, cars coal,
cars cotton seed NEAL cars lumber
2 cars crossties, 10 cars stone, IL cars mer-
chandise, l car tobacco, 1 car cotton seed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26

sentative from TrouD county at the ap-
preaching election.
Rev. Alexander Atkinson OF Butts has
again announced himself a candidate for
the Senate from the district comprising
Spalding. Butts and Fayette-
The names Of State Senator W. II.
Lumpkin. l.. s Munford and r. n. Dur
ham are among the probable candidates
for the legislature in Barlow.
The Farmers and Iaborers' Herald, a
popuHst paper at Swainsboro. leads its
editorial column with a picture OF Judge
Hines, and suggests Hines and Watson
as the next presidential ticket FOR that
party.
Judge Byron Bower was in Colquitt Sat
urday looking after his congressional can
didacy. Col. Clarence Wilson of Fort
Gaines was there in behalf of Judge
Grlggs. vino also hopes 70 secure the nom
nation in the Second
The Sylvania Telephone hears rumOrs TO
the effect that neither Judge Gamble nor
Solicitor General Evans of the middle cir
cult VIII offer for reelection, and suggests
Col. John c. Dell for judge and Col ]. W.
Oversrreet for solicitor.
c. a. Collier will decline to run for re-
election as a commissioner of Fulton
county at the next election The friends
OF AdRA- 4 D. 4NEdl u the Neal Loan ana
Banking Company are urging him to al
low the use OF his name as a candidate.
The fight over the judgeship in the
northern circuit bids fair to be interesting
Three strong men are already in the race
They are Judge Seaborn Reese, the pres
ent incumbent; Hon. ]. n Morley of Ell
berton and Hon. A. G.. McCurry of Hart
well.
These are the gentlemen who are open
candidates for the solicitor generalship of
the Brunswick circuit: Col AIabry of
Glyun, Col ToOmer of Waycross and Col
Bennett OF Jesup. There are several other
counties in the circuit which have not yet
been heard from
The Hon. T. NJ. Hunt wishes to run
Tor the state Senate, but. being a trustee
Of the asylum, the question now troubling
MS mind Is, can he hold the latter office
ana at the same time occupy a seat in
the former body. This is Hancock's time
70 furnish senator. and Mr.. Hunt is pop
ular in his district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CUT PRIcEs-NO MORE REBATES.


CUT PRICES-NO MORE REBATES.
4-pound packages Gold Dust Powder for zoe.
~ ounce package Ivorine Wash ng Powder,
SC each.
Best Washing Soda, &c per pound.
Full quart bottles Blueing, l0c each.
Full pint bottles Of Ammonia, &c.
Fine Parched Rio Coffee zoe pound.
Fine Durham Smoking Tobacco, 25c pound.
Full l-pound cans Baking Powder, 1Oc each.
Fine Cheese, 15c; ? pounds for csc.
Fine Soda Biscuits, sc pound
Fine Ginger Snaps Sc pound.
Fine California Prunes, sc pound.
Fine Dried California Apricots, Sc pound.
cakes Best Washing Soap for 25c
Is cakes Good Washing Soap for 25c
3-pound cans Peaches, in heavy syrup Toe
can.
Large New Texas Pecan Nuts 100 pound
Jordan Shelled Almonds, 45c pound.
Finest Oyster Bay Asparagus, 25c can.
pounds Best Loose Oatmeal for 25c.
Try our Rice, at 40c SOC, toe, 75c Ieck
Remember. we keep the Best Assortment of
Domestic Wines In the city, sat Sl.00 per
gallon, or 25c bottle.
G. S. VAN HORNE, Manager,
Barnard and state Streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Candidates in the Field and News
paper Talk on Party Policy.

Capt. Coney of Sumter is the candidate
proposed by the Americas Times-Recorder
to succeed Senator Elijah Lewis of Macon.
The Carroll Free Press thinks Judge
Butt of Marion county will be a candidate
for Congressman Moses seat in the next
House.
Capt. George Deadwyler of Maysv1,e
and Hon. William Thurmond of Harmony
Grove are mentioned for the legislature
in Jackson county.
Frank p. Dongley of Lagrange will ap-
pear in the lists of candidates for repre-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Nacoochee for New
York-l,420 bales upland cotton, 29O bales
sea island cotton, IS bales domestic and
yarns, 60 bbls rosin, 100 bales spirits tur
bbls fish, Dbl fruit. box fruit SO his
vegetables, 236 boxes vegetables S cars
pig iron. 20S pkgs mdse. PSI sacks ochre'
ton-2,22 bales upland cotton. 43i bales sea
island cotton, 81 bales domestics and yarns
l,62O bbls rosin, S05 bbls spirits tufpentine'
z cars slaves, II casks clay, 3 bbls oysters
8 boxes oranges, 81 pkgs mdse.
Per schooner Jennie Thomas for Balti-
more-49I 1SS feet pitch pine lumber-E. B.
Hunting q Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-26
Interest.

We received for interest and dividends
s., 1853, 1SOS; for rents, $22S, S25.S2. The
financial and business conditions of the
year made the collection of interest
somewhat less satisfactory than usual.
The total of overdue interest on real es-
tate loans-amounting to $36069, 561--Jan.
l, 1896, as by our department reports, was
$122, 116.11. OF this amount there had been
paid to Feb. 1, SIC, 1883.
The interest overdue last year on the
bonds of the city of Austin, Tex, was
met early in 1895, and the succeeding cou-
pons have been paid.
OF bonds costing s1S, $751; 057.sS, only one
item is now in default-viz., the first
mortgage bonds of the Detroit, Lansing
and Northern, the reorganization plans
for which have not been completed.
Loans on Real Estate.
In times of business doubt and depres-
sion, conservative borrowers with salts
factory security seek loans less freely
than under conditions which promise well
for new ventures, a fact reflected in the
demand for our funds in 1895. We loaned
on real estate $3.50, 66S.9S, and had loans
paid off, IS, 565, 1855
During the company's fifty years Of