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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Sarpsbors. 15be 5ebruar. Sent
igadraftes ~forspeoss ct Orab / 8pens
Centrum. 0rabsmanoen, Der itrar
arrcitereoes, er en- SpsnIfe. Den ornbts
bois Raon er @uitap anberion, er %
Iar 81; bans Natte er tnuit meb en-
tor BON, til6srenoe en- 8sritGneieI.
0seen inotraaote sieblitteIis. Den
arrciteret Rils anoerion, nestsr at
babe beguaet 5orbrpoel'en. 0rabss
munbens Bert er orreiteret. Suiet,
bppri ban boebe tilbsrte gpsns melt
berpgteoe. Ndriagen til 3lammeriet
Ital bare 9a9utelsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Voroe.

Tn Ipts paa ipenit uotommer
&riitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Odnnlarf.

5bb. SolbIprpdlter / aisge, 9. 90.
9aunp, r. at 3, er DOB.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Den norIte 8nappefabrit, Der for
nogls aar iioen grunbebes | Yorss
gruno, bar for Siben en- frlbt inbbes
talt Ittistapital paa $4,000 Sr. 9a
0riften M ugtes uOpioet, pil Der / ben
n9rmsite 5remtto blipe uoiteot Snos
bposIie til a~ttistegnins at 10000 ar.
forbelt pau 4ftisr a 1000 ar. ia
britenS 0isponent, Sr. Ssreen aau,
er reiIt til SpItldno for at inbtjsbe
npe og ~tiosm9siige Maftiner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Spfsrelisn al guneguurosbpgnins
gen / 9ram6p, Der er ousrbragst 8pqs
meter ~yereen'en / Saberslep for en-
Gum al $4,000 Start, er bleoen paa'
begpnot. 9pgningen itdl sfter Sons
trait bore faroig til Iibit / auguIt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Spsr SpIsr m4rteoes Rat til for
lsoen Ssnoog flere it9rte Sprbrpitel.
fer, Der bate obitiuig 5pritrGttelie
Yaa ct entelt Step trospe en- Mano.
at bans 0us itulbe ba ramlet pperenbe,
SorofiGlpere blep iastto9et / 8rue,
Spf, @aSnss % 8uuler / 5iosn mel.
lem 1O-6A. Startsit bar be meIlem
10 % 2 pep Napnoaen og 81. i
Spf % 8oaler.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Gtriitianiu lobe Sebruur. 5orhen.
berenoe Stasruao 4ftrup faIbt / 81
termiooags ST. 4 ON pua 8uben, rant
al et apopletttIt Slag. 8 en- Qmbus
lance bleo ban bragt til R~igsboipita=
let, men beo NntumIten tertil par ban
aQerebe bob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

SuItitiarius / Sriftiania SDrst
@epr9 Otto WsplGnoer er meooelt Ifs
feb meo 5000 Str. / 9enIion. SUI
ititsietretGr / famine Ret Pdul Srgens
@lserien sr fra llogangen al SUM-
Mtoansb meobsIt glfiteo meo $500 &r.
/ peniion. gtrtilsritaptein alerunber
5rits be Sonqueeres 9pper er msobelt
QiIteo ira arisstieneiten fra lite Mai
b. q. meo 1900 &roner i BENTON.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
timber llpsiret Forleoen Snsoa,

Timber llbetret forleben Snsoog
Worgen Hog Gpnst NED / Sunget
Wslle, Der nebbrGnbte. Gieren, Sr.
5ar6, Dor noeet fra WsGen; ban
paagneoe oeo ct 5orosn'trulo o. for
op, og bet oiite zig. at BET bar WsGsn.
Der br9nbte; od ben par itroatGtt oe
bet blaits itrrtt, nebbrGnbts ben belt.
0inoen bar ira Ndboeisnoommene, iaa
at Der inQen Sure bar for benz. Wels
len bar gummel og as'ureret for 5000
3roner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

}, Der 8icri
oper b
bit ioa Ofts1
Der ta1
|Ient De tod
6eiten "
IN Gplc5n1
! peo at 4
heb bette 1
h. on gootI
s8od
|iten alorts|
|gaar bet
QIrisd
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Som Reiieitip.nbier til tstniNe 9G.
rere uoo.ltes | Stotsrddn: 600 ar.
til Sngenisr oe Carer peo Sorteus
tetniIts Stole Gbriitianien iii ReiIt
glennsm Danmart, spItIanb, Stpsi;
os Sperige; 500 &r. til Carer pet
Stapanser tefniffe 4ftsnf.pI. 9i0eb.
6uaser 9ulsntin aielano til Reiie til
S~iebenboon !; 400 ar. til Carer peb
gergens tetniFe 4itenTtuIe 8. Roits
oobl til Opbolo / 9anmurf % Spits
lamb; 500 ar. til Sngenisr % Be
'tnrer al 9urssrunbs tetniite aftsns
itole 6. Gunb til Reiie / 3ptldnb %
Gfterriae.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

profesIorinbe Spbnipn er afgaaet
peo 0gben / en- 4loer al ~ qar. Oct
er MI 3 4or, iioen YrOfeSiOr 8isle
SobnIon oeoe, og hans Suitru bar
i~aaleoss life fuut operlepe ham lpnge.
9~uoftobst ON benoes Deb bill blipe
mootuget meb 9emob al be mango,
IOm pantebe i Gisle Sobnions Su5.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Rss 8ipsr Wsasp Gsarms.l
Seao iov M Cite al opoprteee Sarma
lanss &ep Stirer % Buffalo Siusr, csiaa
nDgle tuiines gcrss isisn al bib. 9ano =
tie 3~srnbanslaNs.
2ssS u 3. @ils.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Oct brRnbte for $4,000 Str. 5snss
berg forlepen. Gn 8en5inlampe err
plpoersoe i Rooes Sotcgrafiatelisr, oo
Iao hupbe man grunb / 2 Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

GCno psSrI
At al
|Icpersy WdttrI
L be SmatotIe
ba ltpu i0rfi
b. rtDi gardrt|
arbeloc am
featuring Col
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

|,.,,r foretasiomme assnter til
|f'". !, SouoieHoe os 5amilter.
Ill g., ~ sr nsOpenbi9e % bliper
Sas,',,t ! etbucrt Siem. 81 tno'
p.1s' ! en- permanent pg lpn'
s s.rStrina Og binlper Dem til at
'5 "as De tan arbeioe belle
! ,d 9.'' III 2sl Of iumme. 9eite
'ls. " MI nabcnt. Grin ioa9
PIX. rirfnlrrcr os &ropet.
4, =. Sboop & So,
,o5 state Ctr. Racine, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

ct ret pGroifnlbt 5unb blep for
tort lib Iio.n ejort al en- Stoleorsna
/ Rom pso 2embig. oa ban Tom tGt
forbi en- aiGmpebsi pad g6r. Gtittilbs
Wtdrf Il Rom. Deb msb en- Stot at
robe ON / Sanoet psb Ssisns Sob /
Rarbebsn al en- Der eraoet SdrtoHsla
tule, fanbt ban nemIig TO ipiraIfors
meoe Rinss iumt ct gronteIprro. Der
bog bar bruot 8 Stptter. 5unOet er
bleoet inoisrbt iii RatiouaImuI9st.
Der bar bstaIt Sinoertn 80 Sr. for
Ringene, Der baoe Oiit fig at pGrc rstc
Cub, og 10 Str. for Bronze SpGrb.t.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

5ru Sba Marie 3onop, fsbt Wiit,
Gnte efter aFopbs 8oniul Sans apnop
/ 9isbenfupn, er ben lite 5eb. af9aaet
peb Osben fammeiteos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

A AlN 90 8arms ttIfarss nsest
AANO ss's 8. ssss - sssss's.
I'll smttiHs o sfanetnassy, fsn har fisst
Sano a I os, ieBsto frit. efrtp tDae TIL
T. OLSON. Kasserer, Hswiey, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

/ o. frtpsl
! al IhosiI
ct bGdro1
paa st5|
at ostboV
|aa glugtI
[eie pad ,
oal
NIL nle'EI
|, tisrti7
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Sonoerivuano,

Sonoeriyuano.
Deb prritepaIset til 0iatonatei /
uaerup bIeO paitor Babe al Saotrs
lep nnlat.
8uarbmanb Ris RosIsn | Stnbbpt
bar tisbt arbeioer A~brabamiens Sus
og 5aOs for 500 Wdrt.
RENTER Boot bar Iolat lit Sus /
Ringsaoe til S~tenbuagsr 9nbt for
1920 Wart mso 3iltrabelIe til life
Mpril.
grofesfor Or. 3srrects, acttor ctb
ben berp1rsroe 2dtirfols, er fra lite
april forfbttet til Gbarlottsnborg oso
Berlin.
Ganbbolsmuub Sans 3. 2oft fra
3ornum Wiurt bar lolat 1T oeritsbs
tsllggenoe Stco til en- Spiter for 400
Wdrt. 2iltrGoelIen FER til lite Wdrts.
2anbmdno Deter 5rie8 | @erup bar
forpuetst Stuft Gro mso 3iltrRoslIe
til 5oraaret. forubiat at geoiningcn
ian fares.
4rbeiosmdnb Rdsmus 2oren3en al
Stoosbsl blep forleoen peo at lGsie
Era paa en- @ogn i Stsas Stop Ilsmt
idatst / gdgboosbet. 9dn tunoe bog
islp saa til 21gen.
8uurbmano Nists 8interberg /
9iGrnorup bar tjsbt 9ans Ruons
GQarb / Cert for omtrent $1,000
Wart. 8aarben bar et3iGig9snos al
benpeb 40 3snber 2ano. Siltr0oclIen
fer til lite april iaar.
9eo ct Webe / 2erbdas psbtoq Stos
ereprrisntanterue / Sommslep at faits
IGtte 2RrerenS Stumlsn til 1920
Murt % ct aloerstiqGg at 100 Mart,
2rrerinbelsnneu foitiuttes til 90
Wart og 80 Mart iom IloerstiGlGs,
Spferelien AT ganegaurbsbpqnins
gen / 9ram6p, Der er operoraget 8pgs
meter S~er9en'en | Saoerslep for en-
Gum al $4,000 Start, er blepen paos
begDnot. 8ngnirgen 'tdl efter 9ons
trait bore fGroig til Iibit / QuguIt.
8aorbmunb 8. Matbieien / 3rdas
bel bar tiebt st 10 9ettdr tort Stptte
2anb paa Stubbat Ssnbermart for
2400 Mart. Wprten tilbsrte psni.
2Grer aunitmunn og 0i9itgioer
S6mibts Gnte.
Matbias SenIen fra 2intrup Wart,
iom baooe mugeitiftet i'm Gienoom
meb Simoub Sanien fra Siarting
Wart. bar MI Iolgt osnnes Gienoom
til en- 3piter, Tom / langere lib bar
ppbolot fig / !9bgum, for en- Gum al
11,700 Wart.
paa ct Mebe bos GiGitgiper 9dns
len / 9runbe oprettebes ifslge ct tp't
9lab en- plattbIt Screening unber Raps
net "0oppeleet" (0obbeItsg). 9. Sch
osrIen pda Rissaarb palgtss til 5ors
muno. !Sr. 6eboerIens MobersmauG
er, iau pibt pioss, 8anit.
Den flensbOrgite Su9tforening far
fra 8sbmsn label tomme ct antal 6us
rer, Tom ubm9rter fig peo oeres Stsrs
rslis. Meb ~rnbtdselie al en-, en- Spts
ter, Der bsbe unbsrpeis, babe be alle
operftaaet Reiien gobt. De sr blepue
ubiatte pua Gluno Start.
Decentralization G6ri'tions
fen al 5lensbore. Der for nblig ,jsbte
Reitaurationen paa "Galgebatten" for
1O.500 Wart, bar ieien Iolst ben til en-
2anbmanb fra abilo for 14.500Wtdr,.
6onbelsn sr fun gbloig, bpis aisbsrsn
foar fulo 8pncesiipn.
5orleben Snsbug bpbe ct Der /
Qabenroa unoer Hannet "blinbe 5sns
rit" pslbstienote 5uttislem netop pau
i'm 80bs 5sbislsbag. San bar / mans
gs aar perst ibsieliat ! Wiobslbous's
Sobatsfabrii, bpor ban enonu ar6sis
bebe inbtil mibt | Ropsm6er ifior.
sSorleben Sorsbags often bsbe /
Saoerslep forbenperenbs QdtinltolelRs
rer 8eetmann, "a aar gummel. !6an
bar isrit / barit 5jeneite. iret ban iros
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
FRESH FROM WAR FIELDS.
stories of Trouble by CavaIrymnn
and BIue Jacket.

stories of Trouble by CavaIrymnn
and BIue Jacket.
A bluejacket and a cavalryman of Uncle
Sans forces were in the city last night on
their way North.
The soldier is Private ]. J. Burke of the
First Regiment Cavalry, United States
Army who has been discharged on account
of physical disability He has been in
camp at Lakeland, but was not an good
enough health to accompany his regiment
to Santiago and so was given his dis
charge
Burke was at Ybor City last Monday
night and witnessed the havoc that was
wrought at that point by the negro SOL
dlers of the Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth Infantry regiments. He says that
barrooms were ransacked, the men pur-
Joining every bottle of liquor in the estab-
lishments, besides committing other atroci-
ties. One negro soldier was shot by a po-
liceman in the melee, and was reported
yesterday to be dead.
H. Rowe is the name of the sailor. His
enlistment in the navy expired last week
has been on the Terror since she left New
York last March, several weeks before
war was declared, and has been at Key
West ever since. The Terror and three
other monitors, according to Rowe are
now on their way 10 Santiago, having left
Key West two or three days ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. w. r. Thigpen is in the city.
Mr.. Delos Hill OF Atlanta is at the De
Soto.
Mr.. r. N. Bryan of sylvania is at the
Screven.
Mr.. e. T. Payne. Jr., of Atlanta is at
the Pulaski.
Miss Salisbury of Atlanta is a guest of
the De Soto.
Mr.. G. H. Boiffeuillet of Macon is regis
tered at the De Soto.
Mr.. w. G. Hardeman of Davlsboro Is
stopping at the Pulaski
Mr.. VIM. F. Aiken of Atlanta is stop
ping at the Screven House.
]. r. Hime and Miss Bessie Hines of
Macon are in the city for the day.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski yes
terday was Mr. Wyatt Barclay of Darien.
Mr.. Leo Hamburger of New York. who
is we'll known here, is stopping at the
Screven.
Lieut.. Henry S. Morgan came up from
Tybee yesterday and registered at the
Pulaski.
Mrs. M. NJ Hammond and Miss Marion
Hammond returned yesterday from Mill
edgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. m. Johnson of Atlanta
are in the city for a day or two stopping
at the De Soto
Six members of the Palmetto Gun Club
came over from Charleston yesterday and
registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. Herbert Brown of Wilmington Del,
who superinteuded the construction of
Christ Churchs new organ, returned to
Savannah yesterday. 4atnia lp
Mr.. T. b. Fielder of Atlanta came down
yesterday and spent the day at Tybee Mr..
Fielder was one of Fulton county's repre-
sentatives in the last legislature
Mr.. end Mrs. c. G.. Abercrombie OF
Montgomery, Ala, are chaperoning a
| house party at Tybee. Among those In
! the party are Miss Julia Wilkins and Mr.
| V. V. Bullock of Atlanta.
Miss Eliza Chisholm of this city, who
| carried off second honors at the Lucy
! Cobb Institutes commencement exercises
will visit friends in Macon and Hawkins
vile before returning home.
Mr. Cecil G. Smith left yesterday or
the British steamship Homewood for Lon
don via Bremen TO visit his former home
| Dixon & Co. He will return in Septem-
! Der.
MIR. Patrick O'ConneH left Saturday fol
New York From there he will sail fol
Ireland. Mr.. O'Connell will join in the
centennial celebration now going on In
| different parts of the Old Dart in memory
of the Irish patriots who died in defense
Of Irish virtue and manhood in 1898.
Mr.. Charles Dahlgreen of the bottling de-
| partment of the Savannah brewery, enter.
| tanned a number of friends OF the company
on trip to the black hsh banks yesterday
There were thirty-two in the party on the
Cynthia and over 1000 fish are reported
| caught The prize for catching the frs
| FISH went to Mr.. Olaf George.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
OPPOSED TO BOTH FACTIONS.

FIuctuatinG Element i'm Local Poll
tics Talking of organizing.
1t was gossiped among the few politi-
clans in town yesterday that the present
week will see the initial steps In the organ
ization Of a large element of former Lib
eral Club members who have forsaken al
legiance to that organization and are pre-
pairing to put themselves in touch with the
opposition during the coming campaigns.
During the last county and city contests
many men who had been stanch members
of the Citizens Club left it and threw their
votes and influence with the Liberal Club
A number of these have since, for one rea-
son or another forsaken the adninistra-
ton faction and are now DESTROYS Of unit
ing with the various elements that Will
combine soon to make up the anti-admin-
istration party.
Il is rumored that while many of those
who were formerly Citizens Club adherehts
are now opposed to the Liberal Club they
are at the same time equally opposed to
some of the old leaders of the Citizens A
few leaders of the Citizens Club have held
their own in the confidence of the voters.
who formerly worked with them, but 9TH
ers are said to have lost ground 1t prom
ises to be a difficult job TO reconcile the
recalctrants with few Of the former
leaders and some new blood may be forced
to the front as a result
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
------s-tBs-s------
SECOND GE0RGIA's SABBATH.
Many of the Men Attend Church.
Look Natty in New Uniforms.

Many of the Men Attend Church.
Look Natty in New Uniforms.
Tampa, Fla, June 12.-Ths being Sun
day, regimental dress parades were dis
pensed with and company drills in the
streets were the only evolutions that the
men were put through.
Many Of the men spent most OF the morn
ing In the city and quite a number attend
cd morning services in the Tampa
churches.
Dressed in their new blue uniforms, the
men showed up finely and their military
appearance and behavior was freely and
favorably commented upon.
The now blue shirts and uniforms of the
same color made a perfect Transformation
in their appearance. even the officers being
surprised at the Improvement In the looks
of the regiment.
This afternoon Private Tllley of Rome
who vacated the pulpit of the Second Bap-
list Church of that city TO enter the ranks
of Company j, had religious exercises in
the open space In front Of Col. Brown 3
headquarters. Camp stools, chairs, benches
and boxes were brought out of the tents,
and they were utilized for seating the men.
Rev. Tilley preached a very interesting
sermon, ana the men sung several hymns
during the progress Of the exercises. Col.
Brown proposes having religious SER
vices every Sunday afternoon,
at which Private Tilley will ofTiciare. He
Is quite an interesting talker, and the men
have grown very fond Of him. 1t Is be-
lieved that he will be appointed chaplain
of the regiment. This appointment Will
have to come from the Governor, and will
be made upon The recommendation OF Col
Brown.
Mrs. Kendrick wife Of Maj. w. ]. Ken
drlck, and Mrs. Hardmore, wife of Quar-
tcrmaster Hardmore, reached Tampa to-
day and went TO their husbands. They
were at camp to-day, with Mrs. Tren-
holm Hopkins, who is still here.
Priv9te Brown, Company M, who en-.
listed in Savannah, was found 10 have
measles this morning and sent 10 the hos
pital. This Is the third case Of measles
that has made It's appearance in the ranks
OF the Second since It entered the service
The type as very mild. and no uneasiness
Is felt as to the outcome.
Col. Brown received a telegram to-day
stating that Private Crosby recently ar
rested for dosertion In Savannah, is on his
way here under guard.
A good shower of rain fell last night
and settled the dust about Palmetto
Beach.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
CITY BREvITIEs.

The Regimental Band will play as usual
in the Parh Extension this afternoon from
$50 to 1880 o'clock.
During the music at the park this even
Ing the Daughters OF the Revolution Will
serve ice cream and cake for the benefit Of
the soldiers fund.
Savannah Is furnishing beer to the thirs-
ty citizens OF Beaufort, ). G. A dealer there
has secured the privilege Of selling beer
m the town. and is being supplied by the
state dlspcnsary which receives 10 cents
profit on dozen bottles. The beer Is
bought here and shipped by the steamer
clifton, which takes over about 10 barrels
on each trip.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

~"sfECTICfLES9 $500 S6ffIED ME-
chanics employed by the spencer's Opti-
cal Company, in making the most perfect
help TO the eyes ever made. Persons need
Ing spectacles for close or far vision or
tinted glasses for weak sight TO protect 10
from too strong natural, or artificial light
cannot fail to be benefited by their use
Sold by Fegeas, the reliable jeweler and
optician, 2S East Broughton. The place for
practical optical work and prompt repair
ing.
BUY "WINONA" SEAMLESS HOS
iery: durability guaranteed. linen suits 10
order. See samples. 20 East Slate.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF FUR
niture and carpets prior to stock taking.
This is a grand opportunity to buy nice,
fresh goods cheap for cash. C. f. Miller,
Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
ROUTING AN ARMY,
How the Worst Invasion of Modern
Times Is Absolutely Overcome,

When men or women feel depressed or
tired at the present day it is common to
say, i think 1 have malaria"
what is malaria? 1t is only an army
OF germs that get into the body; germs
that ruin the health and undermine the
lie. They are aggressive they feed upon
the body, they must be killed.
1t has been thought that quinIne would
accomplish this. but many people cannot
take quinine; 1t disagrees with them, 1t
often nauseates. 1t is known, however,
that pure whiskey taken in moderation
Will XIII .and entirely exterminate the
worst army of germs which ever invaded
the system. They cannot Withstand it.
Under the Influence of pure stimulants
the germs are killed the body Is strength
ened and the heath is restored.
1t should not be understood, however,
that all whiskey viii do this few will 1t
requires something specially pure, and
specially designed for this purpose, and
thai is precisely what Dufys Pure Malt
Whiskey is. It is a scientific medicinal
preparation. 1t has the highest endorse
ments of doctors and scientists; il is
wonderfully popular because it is so effi-
Gent and powerful. Do not be deceived
into the use of any other, for there is no
other preparation upon the market that
can accomplish what is accomplished by
Duffy's Pure Malt. You viii findethat it
is kept by reliable druggists and grocers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
MEDICAL.

HOW ARE YOUR FEET? If YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me, and l
will give you relief. l cure ingrowing
nails, corns and all diseases of the feet
without pain. Charges reasonable; can
give the best references In the city; Of
fee. lis Drayton street; hours. to a. m,
to p. M, 0 to p. m; win attend pa
irons at residences; orders can be left at
Wheeler's drug store. Bull and State
streets. Telephone 255l. Lem Davis. sur
geon chropodist
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
AGIlNIrs WANTEn.

AGENTS WANTED. CATALOGUE
war goods, flags, bows. etc, free! l.. N
Cushman, "a Oliver street, Boston, Mass
AGENTS WANTED FOR GEN. FITZ-
hugh Lees Book on Cuba; II Is the most
popular book in America; fortunes may be
made handling IL; outfit 80 cents. Address
3. T.. Johnson Pub. Co, 3-5 s. 18th ST.,
Richmond Va
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
MOB SHOOTS A NEGRO.
Given the Alternative He Choose,
Shooting Instead of Hanging,

Natchez, Miss. June 12-At Oak Ridge,
La, a negro got fun of liquor and when
an officer undertook TO arrest him, he Sc
cured the latter's club and pistol and as
eaulted him.
A posse was organized and the negro cap
tured. He was given the alternative of be-
ing hanged or shot. lie chose the latter and
was told to run. Forty or fifty shots were
fired into his body, resulting in instant
dQath
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-13
MISSISSIPPI QUARANTINE.
State Board of Health Makes a Ger
tificate Requirement.

jackson, Miss, June 12.-The state board
of health to-day issued the following or
der:
''Be it ordained by the executive COM
nllttee of the Mississippi state board of
health that hereafter parties wishing to
enter this state from the quarantined dis
trict of Harrison. Jackson and Hancock
counties must hold certificates from the
officer in charge of Camp Fontainbleau;
that disinfection has been practiced and
detention of ten days enforced
~. W. Hunter. NJ. D.. Secretary"
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hotels AND SUMMER REsORTs.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Gainesville, Ga.

From 7th Of June until 7th of September
/ win run in connection with the Arling-
ton Hotel the boarding department OF tile
Georgia Female Seminary. which Is located
IN a ten-acre natural oak grove. In the
most beautiful part OF the city, quiet, free
from heat and dust, with beautiful lawns
tennis courts, fountains, etc.
The Arlington and the seminary build
ings are modern and beautifully furnish
ed throughout, supplied with hot and cold
baths Sanitary department complete.
This will be the most attractive season
that Gainesville has ever known. The
Chautauqua, which begins July 9Th, will
present a programme full of interest and
pleasure 70 all In search OF health or re-
creation.
Attached TO the seminary building is q
large swimming pool, 1910 feet, supplied
with pure mountain spring water, TO
which the guests have access. First-class
music engaged for the summer. Reasoua-
BILE rates. Apply to
II. N. O'NEAL, Proprietor.
Arlington Hotel,
Gainesville, Ga.
Savannah reference: Mr.. r. M. Hull. 10
Drayton street.
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FOR RENT-IIOUsEs.

FOR RENT. LARGE HOUSE, THREE
stories on basement; southern exposure.
Apply 421 Abercorn street.
TO RENT, HOUSE NORTHWEST
corner of Jones and Jefferson streets. APP
ply to +. G. Bell, Morning News once
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Lincoln and Anderson streets; has all
modern improvements; hot and cold wa
ter; bath, etc. also a specially built dark
room for Photographic purposes, fully
equipped with water, sinks, gas, red
lights, work tables, Shelves etc. Apply
on premises, 3J2 Anderson street, east;
also 4-room house for rent. No. 1914 Lin
coin street. Apply as above.
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NIGER DISPUTE SETTLED.
Convention Ready TO BE Signed by
Britain and France.

Paris, June 12.-The Niger boundary dis
pute, in which English papers and politl-
clans have seen a war cloud. is practically
settled. A convention covering all dis
putes is ready for signature. France gets
two commercial depots on the Lower Mig
or for outlets for French trade with Up
per Dahomey, while Great Britain's gain
consists Of territory on the gold coast.