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tapeworms, while the seeds of the water
melon are black and good for the doctors.
Both products are alike in one respect,
however-they are the two biggest things
in the market at present. The water
melon sells at to 10 cents apiece. whole:
sale, and the pumpkin at So per ton. The
latter is crowding the former to the wall
and he will soon disappear.
Game is coming in, but the weather has
been against it and it is not fresh. In
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like a last years s birds
nest. Peaches and figs
are going, blackberries
and raspberries are al
most gone, plnms are
hard to find and are
sour and unfriendly
when they are found,
Grapes remain with
US, and unless we get
heavy rains will prob
ably keep US company
until Christmas, and
even after. They dom t
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press in more explicit language that the
entire amount which a Supervisor in this
year for the services required of him by
law, or by virtue of his Office, is $4O0.
Travelling TO and from his residence to the
county seat is as much part of the ser
vices required of him as is the sitting in
the council chamber of the board, and the
compensation for these services has been
fixed by the Legislature in the foregoing
language"
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FOR THIRTY YEARS.
DR.. Gibson Will Celebrate His Coming
TO the First Presbyterian
Church.

co the First Presbyterian
Church.
The thirtieth anniversary of DR.. Gibson's
pastorate of the First United Presbyterian
Church will occur on the 14th of the pres
ent month. Beginning on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th inst, with Christian En-
deavor rally the occasion will be ceie-
brated in beftting manner. Golden
Gate Union of Christian Endeavor has
been invited to attend. Prominent speak
ers and workers will deliver addresses, an
interesting programme is arranged and
the public is cordially invited. Praise
service begins at7:45. Other services and
exercises will also be held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings to cele-
brate this anniversary.
The pastor will be pleased to meet his
friends and all interested in the good work
at any or all of these services to be held in
the church, on the corner of Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street.
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one enuS Wnere the
other begins. Secun-
dus, one is green, and
if you eat of him large
ly he will make you
yellow; whereas, the
other is yellow, and if
you eat of him largely
you will turn green.
Avoid this complica-
ton. Again, the seeds
of the pumpkin are
white and good for
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AAO" "-e-U 40 eoo0 w Pumpkins croiUd-
eat at the moment and ing melons TO the 10dx.
what is not. A wink
is as good as a nod to blind horse. After
the 18th you may eat quail and wild duck,
if your pocket is flush enough.
The fruit market is beginning to assume
silurian aspect and very soon it will be
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on this interestin g
coast. 1t struggles hard
to stay with us all win
ter, but it gets to be a
rather feeble summer
along in January and
February. So, from
about this time on
ward we have to face a
prospect of apples, tur-
nips and pumpkins,
with a few audacious
grapes scattered along
up to February. Much
can be donA with ap-
plies, pumpkins and
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Park Music To-Day.


The programme of music by the Golden Gate
Park band to-day is as follows;
"D'Elisa ct Claudio" Mercadante
Descriptive suite. Eilenber o
1.-The Nightingale and the Frogsn
b ga Forest Concert
"a Dance on the Green Meadow
Selection, Martha" Observation-Disclosures Flotov
Selection of college songs. Moses
Overture, "Poet and Peasant n. Suppe
Xylophone solo, "Carnival Of Venice" ~
Performed by w. Former
"Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 6' (Pester Carne-
Marche 6 la Patrol, s.Bon Voyage" "........Bial
March, sCastaldo''. Wilm ers
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UNSUCCESSFUL TRIAL.

End of the Little Sloop That was to
Go Around Cape Horn.
Last Sunday the little sIoop Trial, which
her enterprising owner recently promised
would carry him around Cape Horn and
over two oceans blue, ended her career on
the beach at Point Diablo The captain
and four companions went out on the bay
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1acI, mOSI OA IL SInells.
Gray geese, hare and
rabbits are the lawful
varieties just now, and
the commission mer-
chants sprinkle the
floor and cover them
with sacks to keep off
the bluebottle flies,
but they spoil just the
same. This hint is
dropped that you may
know what is good to
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

Map Showing the Claims Of the Tyler Republican and Last Chan
Mining Companies The Dotted Lines Represent the Dis
puted Territory, the Tyler People Claiming That They Have
the Right Work to Any Depth Within the Northwestery
End Line and the Southwestery End Line Established IN
$780, In Prior Su the Tyler Company Abandoned
Portion of Its Claim to the Last Chance People.
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At sutro Raths.

Charles Cavill, the champion swimmer of
the world, will swim around the seal rocks to-
morrow at $3.50 p Ma remarkable exhibit
tfon. Immediately afterward he will give his
wonderful Monte Cristo drowning act at the
baths.
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TROTTlNG Al SANTA ROSA.

Entries for the Annual Fall Race Meet
ing-Some Details.
The Pacific Coast Trotting g-horse Breed
ers' Association will hold it's annual fall
race meeting at Santa Rosa. commencing
on November IA and continuing for one
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FRUIT GIVING ITS LAST KICK.

Between the watermelon ani the pump
kin there is an immense gulf. Primus,
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you keep French cook. If you don't it
would hardly be advisable to attempt to
make any fancy dishes out of them.
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STAR OF HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED


Dr. Cook is the of the hopeless their in the
night a already untold
thousands from the quagmres of disease and suffering
up green fields health and happiness.
Q
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IF YOU ARE


lasting
him mmed yand
Address
DOCTOR COOK. sss5s;: s.; H;s; s:;. ;si;s h..,
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Pilesi Piles! Macs InfalIible Pile Cure.
Cures all cases OF blind. bleeding, itching
and protruding piles. Price Soc A. McBoyle
d Co., druggists, 504 Washington street.
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comtno in. 60 down well in the
cold winter days, how
ever, and when they get down they are
apt to get into trouble with your stomach.
in which case your stomach will get the
worst of it.
The fact is, summer is gone. That is to
say, it would be gone anywhere else than
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vi E II !!

Are You weakf
Are You troubled with emissions by
night or losses by day?
Are Won annoyed with Pimples or
Blackheads2
Are Won bashfnl or averse to society ?
Are You losing your energy, ambition
or self-confidence?
Are You tired, stupid or discontented2 ?
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Non-Partisan substitute

Non-Partisan Substitute.
The Non-Partisans notified Registrar Hinton
yesterday that Marshall B. Woodwork had
withdrawn from their ticket as nominee for
Justice of the Peace, and that John o. Cara d ad
been substituted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Morgan County.

Madison, Ga, Oct. Morgan county
lays claim to being the banner county in
Georgia, in the present campaign against
populism. Her democrats have always
been staunch and true, but in this cleo
ton they were aroused to a remarkable
degree of activity by the speeches made
here by populistic visitors and by Col.
Bucks circular which was scattered
broadcast throughout the county. At this
hour all of the returns are not in, but,
there is sufficient information from al
most all the precincts to form very ac-
curate estimate. Unless all signs fail
Gov. Atkinson has carried the county by
at least 1900 majority, perhaps by 1850.
Col. R. u. Thomson, the democratic
candidate for the legislature, has defeat
ed his populist opponent, A. p. Hilsman,
by about the same majority.
The majority of the state house Off
GERS will perhaps be a little greater.
Hon. j. d. fitzpatrick of Monticello, the
democratic candidate for state senator
from this district, has a majority of 800
or 800 OF the democratic majority, the
country precincts contributed about 600,
and the city precincts about 45O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
HANNA CALLS ON M'KINLEY.
Increased Vigor to he Put in the
Fight in the Doubtful states.

Canton. o.. Oct. IN. A. Hanna came
down from Cleveland to-day at $50
o'clock. and left Canton for Chicago at
$3.50. having spent just four hours in dist
cussing the campaign with Maj. McKin-
ley 1t was Chairman Hanna's first visit
here since early last July. and Maj. Nc
Kinley went to the station to meet him.
The candidate and the chairman had
long talk and discussed the conduct of
the campaign In all parts of the coun-
try. Mr.. Hanna repeated his expression
of confidence at the east, and said he felt
that there would be no further need OF
his presence here. He deems the fight
already won, and thinks all signs point
to sweeping victory in the west. but
says the work must be kept up with vigor
everywhere till the polls close. The cam
paign has been conducted on the broad
lines laid down by Maj. Mckinley short
ly after his nomination. and MIR. Hanna
expressed the highest admiration of the
political sagacity, as well as the "splen-
did and effective speeches of Mai. Nc
Kinley."
The speaking campaign is TO be carried
on more vigorously in all the so-called
doubtful states, and a good deal of active
work for the south was mapped out by
Maj. Mckinley and Mr.. Hanna. Mr.
Hanna does not expect to visit Canton
again until after the election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
FOUR TRAINS IN A WRECK.
Three Rear End Collisions and Only
One Man Hurt.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. IA peculiar
accident occurred in the Santa Fe rail-
road yards at Argentine this morning, in
which four trains were wrecked. two Of
the heavily laden passenger trains, but,
strange to say, but one person was hurt
The accident occurred in a heavy fog
The east-bound freight train, In attempt
ing to enter the yards was stopped, as
the switch refused to work. While
standing there a special fast freight fol-
lowing failed to see the signal and It
crashed into the rear of the train, wreck
Ing the engine and several cars.
Passenger train No. 8. due in Kansas
City at 6:45 O'Clock, crashed into the rear
of the wrecked special freight and a few
moments later passenger No. 2, the Call
fornia limited. plowed through the rear
cars of No. 8.
In all of these wrecks outside of a gem
eral shaking up of passengers, only one
person, George Slater, a stock man, was
hurt His arm was broken, and his head
badly cut. The damage to railroad prop
erty is 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
HARRISON AT CINCINNATI.
A High Tariff the Republican REM
edy for the Had Times

Cincinnati, o., Oct, lover 10000 people
tried to hear ex-President Harrison speak
at Music han tonight. Ten thousand
succeeded. The balance were turned
away. The meeting was characterized by
the widest enthusiasm throughout.
Hon. Thomas MeDougal introduced Gen.
Harrison, whose voice was hoarse from
continued speaking. He. said in part: my
fellow citizens, have had a suspicion for
some time that has been settled tonight.
1t is that it is not worth while trying to
keep the presidency out of Ohio. Gov. Mo-
kinley, who was named by the republican
convention at st. Louis for President is
man whose personal character is ire
proachable. There is a general concur
renee now in the fact that we are not
living in good times, and rem
edy must be applied. The remedy
we propose is this. that a harmonious,
ell-adtusted revenue producing protect
i've tariff shall be substituted for that in
force at present Great applause). We
propose that the revenues of the govern
ment shall be made adequate to meet ex-
penditures. We propose that the necessi-
~ for bond sales to repenish a diminish
ed treasury and to restore a wasted gold
| reserve shall be remedied by filling the
treasury with adequate revenue. We pro-
pose that the money of the country, every
| dollar of 1t. shall be kept at a parity with
every other dollar We propose to MAIN
tain intact against every assault the con-
! stitutional right and duty of the Pres
| ident to enforce the national laws, without
asking the consent of the governor of any
state. Great applause). We propose
that the federal judiciary department of
the government shall be kept in the full
and dignifed discharge Of every duty that
the constitution conides to them. This
is our prescription for the national i'll.
What do our democratic friends offer?
| Free silver.
Mr.. Bryan prophesies that when we
! coin silver freely silver will go up TO
$1.29 an ounce. have not heard that he
has found Any historical fact to justify
the assertion 1 have not heard 1t sup
ported by any man who has become emf
nent in finance. (Applause) 1t is a
| prophesy of one who has had absolutely
no experience. His prediction Is opposed
to the opinion of the best financiers OF
! the country.
THE democratic party has entered into
a career so widely departed from the old
| lines that every prominent man who uas
| had a hand in their councils has de-
serted them. These men should be APP
pealed to and they should vote for McKin-
| ley" prolonged applause)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
REPUBLICANS STOLE A MARCH.
Novel Way of Turning the Tables on
BOIter in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. THE cali for
republican state convention issued on his
own motion by f. l.. Rose wall paper
dealer and ex-lawyer of this city. re-
suited in humorous situation yesterday.
The hour of the convention and place
of meeting was kept secret. To forestall
a new ticket, the regular republicans
held a large meeting at the Capital hotel,
presided over by c. II. Gere, editor of
the State Journal. A paper was drawn up
pursuant to the call issued by r. L.
Rose" which was Endorsed by all the
regular republican nominees. Ratifca-
ton meetings we're held at the hotels,
addressed by the candidates and state
committeeman. The Endorsement was
rushed to the secretary Of state, and
duly filed as the result of the republican
convention. An hour later Rose appear
ed with full ticket, made up of farmers
and laboring men chiefly, mostly I'M
known. He was told that he was too late,
as the result of his convention had al
ready been fled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
DIuscOgee County.

Columbus, Ca, Oct THE official count
will not be completed until after midnight
Most of the county precincts have been
heard from and the result in Muscogee is
Appropriated as follows: Atkinson and
the state democratic ticket, 1,211; Battle,
dem, for the Senate, 1911; Little and Chap
man, dems., for the legislature, no OPP
position; Wright and populist ticket 5l4;
Biggers, pop, for the Senate, 514.
The vote is very light, but the demo-
Gratis get 200 majority over the figures of
two years ago. The returns from Marion
and Chatta hoochee counties assure the
election of Battle for senator.
The small vote is attributed to Samuel
Jones' ten days meeting at the tabernacle.
which has been filed with abuse of the
democratic party.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
FREIGHT CLAIM ASSOCIATION.
The Opening Session Devoted to Re-
ceiving Reports.

Richmond, Va, Oct. THE convention
OF the freight claim association begun
here this morning at o'clock and contin-
represented. To-day's proceeding consists
ed in receiving reports. The claims. loss
and damage and overcharge committees
reported. There was spirited discussion
Of the Graham plan. 1t was finally de-
cided to leave 1t optional with agents
whether or not they should adopt the
plan. The meeting has brought to this
city many prominent railroad men from
all over North America. One hundred
and ten have already registered as being
present. This afternoon the delegates
took a drive over the city. Tonight the
Richmond Traction Company gave them a
trolley party. Tomorrow morning the
business session will be resumed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
"A FAILURE AT NEW YORK.
The Firm Dealers I'm Telegraph and
Telephone Supplies.

New York, Oct THE E. s. Greeley
Company, manufacturers of telegraph and
telephone supplies, electrical apparatus,
ETC., No. 5 Dey street and at New Haven,
Conn, are in financial difficulties, ana
Judge Lacombe of the United States cir
cult court has appointed Gen. +. s. Cree
ley, the president. and James w. Saun-
ders, the secretary, receivers OF the COM
pany The business Is a very old one,
and was established over forty years ago
by L. G. Tillotson & CO. The liabilities
are $4,000 of which $4,000 is for mcr-
chandise and $4,000 Is due on notes. Tue
assets in this city are $4,000 and in Con-
necticut $500 in office furniture
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
LINCOLN AND DOUGLASS HoNoRED.
A Monument Commemorative o
Their Joint Debate Unveiled.

Their Joint Debate Unveiled.
Galesburg, ILL.,, Oct 7.--Knox College to-
day honored the memory of Lincoln and
Douglas by the unwilling of a bronze tab
let commemorating the thirty-eighth. an
niversary of the great Lincoln-Douglas
Joint debate. Preparations for this cele-
bration have been under way for year,
and a large crowd was present to witness
the exercises. During the morning a
beautiful soldier monument In Hope
cemetery was unveiled. Shortly after 10
o'clock a parade, composed of local G.. A.
r. and visiting posts, the Veterans
League, several companies of the state
militia, the police and fire department
and womans relief corps of the G.. A. r.
passed through the principal streets and
was reviewed in the public square by the
mayor, Chauncey M. Depew, Senator
Palmer and other distinguished guests.
The procession then marched to
Hope cemetery, where the mon
ument was unveiled by Hon.
Robert T. Lincoln. AS the mon
ument was unveiled 1t was saluted by a
number of rounds from two brass field
pieces. Hon. Robert T. Lincoln then de-
livered an address. Addresses were also
delivered by W. G. Cochran, department
commander Of Illinois Grand Army of the
Republic and Mrs. Marie Il. McCauley,
department president Illinois Woman's
Relief Corps fH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Ware County.

Waycross, Ga, Oct. 7.--Gov. AtlSinson's
majority in Ware is about 100. The dem
ocratic candidates for state house officers
get about 600 majority.
For state senator JEFF Wilcox, dem, has
100 majority.
For representative c. c. Thomas dem,
has about 200 majority
For county officers the democrats had
no opposition. Gov. Atkinson name was
scratched by several hundred on account
of the Duncan circular. These are con-
Sentative estimates. The returns are not
all in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Liberal LEADER RESIGNS.
Rosebery DisaErees with Glad
stones Eastern Policy.

Rosebery Disagrees with GIad~
stones Eastern Policy.
London, Oct. THE Central News IS
authority for the statement that Lord
Roseberry had written letter to Thomas
Edward Ellis, member OF parliament for
Monmouthshire, and first whip of the
liberals, resigning the leadership Of the
party. The reason given for his lordships
resignation is that he disagrees with Mr..
Gladstone and other leading liberals re-
garding the proper policy to be adopted
on the eastern question.
Lord Roseberry's letter is dated at his
seat, Dalmeny Park, Linlithgowshire,
Oct. Elm the communication, he says:
THE recent course Of events makes it
necessary to clear the air. / find myself
in apparent difference with a considerable
mass Of the liberal party on the eastern
question, and in some conflict with tho
opinion of Mr.. Gladstone, who must nec-
essarily always exercise matchless au-
thority with the party, while scarcely
from any quarter do / receive
explicit support. This situation. except
as regards Mr.. Gladstone, is not altogether
new. but in saying this complain of no
one and regret only that / should appear
TO divide the energies and try the faith
of the liberals. This question, however,
is above and beyond personal consdera-
tons, and when / speak, which l do
this week, must speak my mind, without
reference to party. Under these circum-
stances it is best for the party and for
myself that / speak not as a leader, bur
as a free man. Consequently, 1 beg to
notify you that the leadership Of the par
ty, so far as I am concerned, is vacant,
and that resume my liberty of action.
can only feel the deepest gratitude and
regret at parting from you and those,
who like Won. have given me such lOVal
cooperation under circumstances so diff
dctiIf -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Liberty Comfy.

Fleming, Ca, Oct. 1.-THE election pass
ed off quietly at this place to-day. Wright
gets 10 majority over Atkinson for COVER
nor. Wright run one vote ahead OF his tick
ct. and Atkinson, Speer and Terrill for
treasurer and attorney general one vote
behind theirs. The count is as follows:
For Governor-Atkinson, DEM, 49,
Wright. pop, 81.
For Ordinary--w. P. Waite, DEM, p; ].
: For Clerk Of court-G. NJ. Mills. dem,
1922 no opposition.
For sheriff-o. C. Smith, dem, 40; A. b.
Brewer. pop, Sc.
For Receiver Of Tax Returns-E. B. Way,
dem. AZ; e. NJ. O'Neal, pop, So.
For Tax Collector-W. H. Ryon, dem,
%: w. p. Brewer pop, so.
For Treasurer-J. r. Ryon, dem lO2; no
opposition. -
opposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
LOwndes County.

Valdosta, Ga, Oct. mot a single pre-
cinct had finished the count at a late
hour tonight. 1t is estimated that Atkin-
son leads the ticket, and carries the coun-
ty by $50 majority.
7. c. Ham for senator, and w. S.
West for representative, are probably
elected by 100 majority.
Banker Reed and his Darrell" have
been at work over the county for several
days, and the effects were felt to-day.
The refusal of the Bryan and Sewall
club to join in a grand democratic rally
also had an effect on the state and coun-
~ ticket. All the county officers are prob
ably elected by decreased majorit:es.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08

Greenville, Ca, Oct. THE election 70
day resulted as follows:
W. Y. Atkinson and other state house
officers. SIS; Seaborn Wright IT,
Represent ative-J. NJ. Collum, DEM, $50
7. f. RAINY, pop. 300.
senator-L. G. Hudson, DEM, $50; ]. l..
Murray, pop, 300.
These estimates are based upon the three
precincts heard from. The democratic
majority for county officers is larger than
ever before. Populism is decreasing in
schley. The democratic majority is 2so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Hancock Comfy.

Sparta, Ga, Oct Gov Atkinson and
the democratic state house officers have
40 majority.
A. 1. Smith and w. H. Burwell, the
democratic candidates for representatives,
have 40 majority.
John L. Culver, dem, for state senator,
has a majority of 375
The above is a close estimate. A light
vote was polled in Hancock county, about
1850 votes. The election was very quiet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
RICHMOND AND THE TELEPHONES,
The Bell Company Secures an In
junction Against the City.

Richmond. Va, Oct. 7-United States
Judge GoR to-day, upon bill filed by
the Bell Telephone Company, granted an
injunction restraining the city of Rich
mond from interfering with the operations
Of the company. The case will be heard
on its merits in November. The Bells
franchises we're revoked two years ago,
and recently the city council instructed
the city attorney to look into the matter
of clearing the streets Of the companies
poles and wires. The company in their
bill, claim that they are a part OF the
United States Postal Telegraph service,
and that competing company has been
allowed to erect its wires and poles In
tho streets.