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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-10
GOVERNOR GOES TO NEW YORK
WILL MAKE SEVERAL ARMY AP-
PoINTMENTs ON,HIs RETURN.

Object of His Trip the Negotiation of
Loan of 100000 TO Enable the
State to Pay on thes school Teach
ers-Governor Explains That the
Treasury Is In Its Usual state of
SOIveucy But Taxes Are Not Yet
COlIectabIe - Permission Granted
All Armed Veterans TO Enter the
state.
Atlanta, Ga, July 9.-Gov. Atkinson got
of to-day at noon for New York, where
he goes fer the purpose of negotiating a
temporary loan of 100000 TO enable the
state to meet the pay roll of the common
school teachers for the second quarter OF
the year. which is now due but unpaid
because the taxes out of which the fund
comes have not yet been paid into the
treasury.
The legislature, at its next session. will
be called upon to adjust the tax levy and
the appropriations so that in future these
temporary loans viii not have to be made
to tide> over.
The loan is not made necessary because
the states revenues are Impaired, but
simply because of ne lack of harmony be-
tween the appropriations and the time the
taxes are received.
The Governor said before leaving that
he would like the people TO understand
that the treasury is in its usual condition
of solvency
Before going away the Governor issued
an order allowing armed bodies of Con-
federate veterans and military companies
to come into the state freely TO attend the
Confederate veterans reunion.
II Is always customary to secure the
permission of the governor of a state be-
lore armed bodies enter it, and as there
are numerous bodies of veterans and mil
ltary that will attend the reunion. the
Governor issued blanket order extending
all the privileges, provided only that they
do not come equipped with BAH cartridges.
Upon his return Gov. Atkinson win fill
several vacancies in the First and Second
Georgia Regiments One of these Vacan-
cies was caused by the resignation of
Capt. James B. Nevin of Rome who is
in bad health If the Governor adopts
the plan of recognizing seniority in max
ing these promotions and he has said all
though he has number of applications
from outsiders, that he will confine his OBJ
polntments TO the regiment in which the
vacancies occur. Adjutant Davis Free
man of Savannah or Quartermaster Eu-
gene Hardeman, will get a captaincy.
Both We're mustered in on the same day,
but they could draw lots to decide senior
ity. Both are splendid officers and their
friends both in and out of the Second
Regiment would be glad to see them pro
NOTED. Capt. NeYin, however requested
the Governor to confirm his promotion
to the company, making First Lieut. ].
Perkins captain, Second Lieut.. Jack first
lieutenant and Sergeant Gwaltney second
lieutenant.
In the First Regiment the vacancy that
is to be filled is that caused by the pro-
motion of First Lieut.. Sanders to a can
taincy in the Third Regiment
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PEACE RUMORs UNIVERSAL.
High Political Circles in Spain In
cIined to End the War.

~ A-AAu AAAC "
Paris, July 9.-The Temps this after
noon publishes a dispatch from Madrid,
which says:
1.-The rumors of peace are universal.
They fill the press and all feel that high
political circles are inclined to end the
struggle on the morrow of new reverses,
or after a land victory which will satisfy
military and national honor.
1T is beginning to be understood that
the loss of the squadron means such an
increase of the difficulties of communicate
ing with the colonies that the armies in
the West Indies are finally jeopardized by
dearth of provisions aud munitions
The government is comforting with the
British cable companies for the reopening
of communication with Cuba, including
Santiago de cuba, and Manila.
1T is thought the Americans Will not
object to the government being placed in
a position to consult with the governors
of the colonies without loss of time on
the means of defense left them, and on
the disposition of the troops and the loyal
inhabitants"
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SINKING OF THE ALPHoNsO.
The Vessel Transatlantic Liner of
5000 Tons.


Key West, July 9. $50 p. m.-There is
now little doubt that the Spanish steam
er destroyed by the Hawk, Prairie and
Castine at Mariel on Wednesday last was
the transatlantic liner Alphonso XII of
nearly 5000 tons. Although the American
ships were unable to approach close
enough to clearly establish her identity on
account of the brisk fire from the steam
er and the shore batteries, her appearance
corresponds almost exactly with the de-
scriptidn of the Alphonso XII as given
in LAoyds. The destruction of the ship,
the chief details of which have already
been published was daring piece of
work.
The credit does not all belong to the
Prairie, whose big guns finally encompass
ed the Spanlards ruin and left her mass
of blazing wreckage on the beach.
The work of the little converted yacht
Hawk was heroic to degree. 1t was she
who first discovered the enemy and alone
gave chase, running back for the assist
ance of the two larger gun boats only
when the Spanlatds drew under the Mariel
batteries and close to two Spanish gun
boats lying in the harbor.
Before seeking aid, however, the Hawk
lowered a small boat, manned by Ensign
Schofeld and a crew of six. In the bright
light of the tropical moon they pulled
boldly in to within a ships length of the
Spaniard, where she had gone aground,
their mission being to learn her name.
From the time they left the Hawk I'M
til their return the small boat and her
crew made a brilliant target for the ma
chine guns and small arms aboard tho
steamer and an incessant fire was di-
rected at them.
Nothing daunted they drew close enough
TO hear spoken orders on the enemy's
deck. Shots were flying all around them,
but none struck aud they were eventually
compelled to return to their ship without
having fulfilled their purpose.
The fire, not only from the ship but also
from the Mariel tower sand battery and
Spanish gunboats, continued until the Cas-
tine and Prairie came up and silenced
them and destroyed the Alfonso XII.
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EDUCATORS OF THE NATION.
Association in Session at Washing
ton Elects Officers.

ton Elects Officers.
Washington, July 9.-The business meet
ing of the National Educational Associa-
ton was held to-day at the Grand Opera
House, where there was a large attend
ance of those interested in the fiscal and
general operations of the association.
Charles r. Skinner, first vice president
of the association, presided.
w E. Sheldon of Boston, from the COM
mittee on nominations reported the fol-
lowing nominations for the ensuing year:
President-E. Dram Lyle of Millersville,
Pa.
Secretary-Erwin Shepard of Winona,
MINI.
Treasurer-I. c. Mcneil of West Super
ior, Wis.
Fourth Vice President-H. c. White of
Georgia.
Eleventh Vice President-J. Y. Joyner of
North Carolina.
Among the directors are the following:
South Atlantic Division-Vrginia: Will
liam F. Fox; West Virginia, j. N. Deahl;
North Carolina, G.. A. Grimsey; South
Carolina, J. F. Brown; Florida, L. w.
Bucholz.
South Central Division. w.
H. Bartholomew; Tennessee, W. r.
Payne; Georgia, w. F. Slaton; Alabama,
John T. Gregory; Mississippi E. E. Bass
Louisiana, Warren Eston; Texas, O. H.
Cooper; Oklahoma, D. r. Boyd; Arkansas,
j. L. Holloway.
The association elected by unanimous
vote all of the officers nominated.
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JAIL BARS SAWED IN TWO.
Banker I'm Jail at AbbeviIIe Had
Laid Plans to Escape.

Banl&er I'm Jail at AbbeviIIe Had
Laid Plans to Escape.
Abbeville, Ga, July 9.-James G. Niche
gan, late president of the Bank of Able
vile, who has been confined for several
months in the county jail here, awaiting
trial at the fall term of Wilcox Superior
Court, charged with wrecking the bank
and defrauding depositors, was removed
yesterday to the jail at Americas for safe
keeping. The Wilcox county Jail is inse-
cure, a number of criminals having es-
capped from it at different times Mehe-
gan was removed none too soon, as was
demonstrated by the discovery of the jailer
on examining the iron grating of the cell
in which the prisoner was confined A
number of the bars had been filed in two
and with a few more hours the banker
would probably have made his escape.
Recent rains that have prevailed in this
vicinity have been of great benefit to
growing crops. The prospect is now favor
able for a half to a two-third crop of corn
and cotton.
Lieut.. Max E. Loud of Capt. Stewards
company, Third Regiment Georgia Vol
unteers, has recruited thirty men for his
company, and the number is being daily
increased. The headquarters of Lieut.
Loud is at Abbeville, where his men will
remain till examined by an army surgeon.
who Is expected TO arrive here soon.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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SUMNER SCHOOL, 100 LIBERTY,
east; terms reasonable; special instruc-
ton in arithmetic, penmanship spelling,
grammar, bookkeeping, etc.
Miss N. MMAIIONS HAS OPENED
summer school, 226 st. Julian street Spe-
cial attention given to backward scholars.
MISS M. e. RYAN'S BUSINESS COL
lege, Room 30, Provident building; the pub
lie are invited to call and examine the
nletl-9ds and working of this college; stu
dents, as well as the principal win be
glad to welcome visitors; individual in
struction given in all cases, where, at the
discretion of the principal, it will be deem
ed advisable; morning, afternoon and
night sessions a thoroughly practical bus
mess college; English branches, bookkeep-
ing, stenography, typewriting and penman-
ship; special summer courses now in prog
ress; add your name TO the list of those
who are taking advantage of our summer
session.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Third Page.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


EIGHT HUNDRED-POUNDS SAFE, SO;
business license, $40. AS Bolton street,
east Three tandems at your own prices.
4O6 Bull
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, OWN
er leaving the city, young, gentle, sound,
stylish horse; perfectly safe for lady Can
be seen at Feely's stable; also driven II
desired.
LOT OF SURPLUS DESKS, OIL
stoves, sash, office railing, counters, store
stools, etc, for sale cheap. Ludden &
Bates.
FOR SALE, A FINE SADDLE HORSE;
also quite stylish in harness. Address Q,
News.
FOR SALE, FINE MILKING COWS;
can be bought cheap for cash, at East
Savannah from Thos. Shekells; seen be-
tween II and 2 O'Clock, and; two good
horses.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, LADY'S DAYTON
bicycle, good as new. P. l.. r., Morning
News.
FOR SALE, ONE CENTS HENLEY,
one lady's Wynnewood bicycle; both in
good orders cheap to right party. Cali LIZ
State, west.
WHEELER's PHARMACY FOR
sale Being compelled by sickness in my
family to seek another climate. offer my
drug store, corner Bull and States streets
for sale; one of the finest locations IN the
city. f. A Wheeler.
FOR SALE. FINE JERSEY BULL
two years Old or, viii exchange for mich
COW. Cali and see him. Springfield Dairy,
Bolton and Cemetery streets.
FOR SALE, GROCERY AND BAR;
one of the best business stands in the city.
y-.aIh %. cory {
FOR SALE CHEAP, LARGE ICE BOX,
hy-screens, lamps, mating, etc, cali Mon
day and Tuesday A bargain for some one.
80 Drayton street.
'NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE,
cheap; comparatively new; but little used
Address for three days Home" News
office.
FOR SALE, u H. P. MOTOR (NEW)
and three fans, at Beekmann's cafe.
A BARGAIN: WILL SACRIFICE MY
ruby ana diamond pin to an immediate
purchaser. C. News office.
FOR A POSITIVE FACT, WILL
clear out our entire stock Of odds and
ends for less than cost furniture, stoves,
buggies, wagons, sulkies and harness and
everything in house-furnishing goods in
proportion. NJ Nathan, "a and 226 Con-
gress street, west.
FOR SALE CHATHAM COUNTY
raised mixers; high grade; one worth pen
of imported cows. Address Winkler, Mon
teith, Ga.
FOR SALE. SECOND HAND, TWO
35-H. p. return tubular boilers in good
order; also a large stock of new ones. See
f. e. Timmons, Savannah, or Lombard
Iron Works, Augusta, Ga
FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH
bred Jersey cow. perfect for family use;
ten 10 fifteen quarts. s. News
CYPRESS SHINGLES; NEW SPRING
stock now ready and being sold at the
low prices Of $2.25 and $325 per NJ.
Roats can load at the mills. Vale Royal
Single Mills.
FOR SALE. ONE 6-HoRSB ENGINE
and boiler, rice and oats thrasher, good as
new; two first-class reapers and binders;
one Idel duplex corn mill--belt power;
two Watson's portable forges s. II.
zoucks, Manager.
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''o"E BALLOONS FOR CUBA.
''''' ones to Be Used to Mark Loca-
tion of Divisions.

''''' ones to Be Used to Mark Loca-
ton of Divisions.
h. la'lpa' Fla july "a gas plant is lust
~. 1s completed by the government here
i st, "O,A Is in charge of Maj. Reber. who
. c attached to the signal corps.
cyI,r 9 VIII. be made here and placed in
barac '.'S ana sent to Cuba for use in the
|,bi s'ons 1t having been determined that
|por,s van be done better than by taking the
boon l1e big SO-foot observation ho,
balloon, number of small 7-o ,y3 5a,r
PIES are ere ere. 70 be sent over. These sman
EaBng F Fo, Tor observation. but for Sig
|ierentsc 20, r-o-h one will be painted a az
ac6 5 5oior and one viii be anchored o 1tlr
|Fheres5,a'55,.'l n Of the army, so that the
.ttaer, and ,-. ~. each will be known to the
net6oS Of on. firing on the other her. pT TSig
ronmaa6.. Sa'p'ng track of the different
Frny of5car5 very highly regarded by
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TRANSPORTS FROM SANTIAGO.
Large Number of Wounded Brought
to Key West and Tampa.

Tampa, Fla, July 9.-The Iroquois and
Cherokee, two transports from Santiago,
arrived here tonight. The latter ship has
a large number of wounded. who are be-
ing transferred to the awaiting hospital
trains. The former vessel has only few
wounded on board having left most of her
passengers in Key West.
The Honduran bark Amapala which
was captured some time ago by the block
aiding squadron off Havana, was released
from quarantine to-day and sailed for
Trutillo.
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YELLOW FEVER DIFFERENTIATED.

Last Case of the Disease at McHenry
Wiped Out.
Washington July 9.-The marine hospi-
tai service to-day gave out the following
copy of the Geographic report from the
surgeon in charge at McHenry, Miss, an
nouncing the discharge of the last case of
yellow fever at that point. It was dated
yesterday and reads:
Last case of yellow fever discharged;
tent and bedding in steam disinfector; I'M
der treatment none; suspicious, none; will
continue doing general sanitary work.
This leaves the entire country without
a known case of yellow fever.
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'ENCE AGAINST lola.

''''HS Experts Win That
Psr. Ease in Court.
I hree b,rg.... In the libel suit of the
hazy c.. '0 "'l''og experts in the Ester
Ferreaur ''nst NJ Emile lola and M
|ng GU, -, '-e editor of the Aurore, grow.
gaInst I'M. ions made by the latter
p Dreyr. sNperts who testified regard
|enced 4, '''uments, the court has sen.
|'aros w. W.. Ferreaux to pay a fine o. soo
.soaneoIn,d M lola to sixteen davs - ,' ooO
as 5e, The inpr I pay gy,o. fine of 2,OcO
avg francs damages nj see experts is award
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AMUSEMENTS.
EXCURSIONS.
NuSQW 0nd wilmington.
STEAMER EULALIE.

Music by band of Harpers
Daily except Sunday from Wilmington
a, M; from ThunderbolI 7:20 %. m. Sat
urdays from Thunderbolt 3: 30
Family Excursions Tuesdays and Thurs
days. From Thunderbolt at 1890 a. m. for
Wilmington and Warsaw. Returning leave
Warsaw at $50 D. m. Tickets 30c; children
10 cents.
Sundays from Thunderbolt for Whining
ton and Warsaw at 1850 a. m. Returning.
leave Warsaw at 6 p. m. Tickets 35c; chill
dren 20c~
Cars leave Bolton street junction 10 a.
m, p m. and p. M.
Freight taken from Gibson's wharf Mon
days up to p. M, charges to be prepaid.
Steamer for charter every day except
Sunday and Monday.
J. Z. LUCAS, Manager,
Wharf foot Abercorn st. Phone 1853
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SOUTH cARoLINA's EDITORS.
Forty Members of Their Press Assoc
citation mt Washington.

Washington, July 9.-The South Caro-
lima State Press Association is visiting
Washington on its annual excursion.
About forty members are in the party.
A private reception was given the asso-
citation by President Mckinley at the
White House.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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WANTED, ONE OR TWO PARTIES
to join established detective agency and
bureau of identification, Incorporated;
have valuable franchises, plenty Of good
work on hand; own copyright on police
cipher code and system Of identification;
young man competent to attend to clerical
duties and one man to assist in the work;
exceptional opportunity; complete appoint
ments; parties with $500 and references
only may address Opportunity. Box 80,
Charlotte, N. c.
$50 INVESTED EARNS 30 PER CENT
weekly; established q cities; third year;
particulars free. d. Sloane. 10 st. Paul,
Baltimore, Md.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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SEVERAL GOOD MULES FOR SALE;
cheap. Cali at Suburban & West End
Railway stables, West Savannah, or APP
ply on car for Information.
FOR SALE, HAY, GOOD COUNTRY
hay, baed also green cut and well-cured
oats. S. H. Zoucks Manager Savannah
Sale and Boarding Stable.
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Not the Kind.-Bob-Saw Tom and his
wife out wheeling yesterday" Will
Tandem? Bob-No; perambulator. -Bos-
ton Transcript.
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you kin git yo' daily bread by pray
in" says Uncle Nose, but de nightly
chicken has to be hustled fo'."-Indianap-
oils Journal.
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BOARDING.


WANTED, PERMANENT OR TABLE
boarders; terms reasonable, at 100 Melon
ough street. east
GOOD BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
lodging, very reasonable; 10S East Taylor.
TABLE BOARD WITH PLEASANT
rooms; also two front basement rooms for
rent; suitable for Doctors office. 2l5 Liberty
street. west.
DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED. HAND
someiy furnished south rooms. with board
at Mrs. sawyer's, 225, corner Whitaker and
McDonough.
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-Puccini is now at work on a new
opera, based upon the life of Marie An
toinette. 1t is said that he conceives most
of his music while out shooting.
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BOARDING.

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BEAUTIFUL SINGLE ROOMS WITH
board, $3.50 per week. % Congress street.
east.
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GEORGIA NORMAL 6 INDUSTRIAL COL
LEGE, MILLEpGEYlLLE. GA.

State Institution for Georgia Girls.
The most progressive, best and least
expensive woman's school in the South.
Tuition free. Next session begins We'd
nesday Sept IA, 1898. For new illustrated
catalogue containing full information
write to j. HARRIS CHAPPELL,
President Mnledgeville, Ga.
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
Battery Park Hotel
AND COTTAGES,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.

The coolest summer climate In America;
the most enhancing scenery, and the best
hotel In the South. Thirty thousand dol
lars spent in the last six months In am
provements. Rates $15 per week and up
ward. For information address your city
ticket agent, or write
o. P. McKIsSICK, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
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SHEET MUSIC AT FIVE CENTS PER
copy; pianos, organs, stationery, musical
merchandise, piano boxes, piano stools
and covers below cost. Isaiah M. Rosen-
field, agent, III Whitaker street.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED OR
made to order by A. $. Griffin: also up
holstering in all its branches 3l4 Brough-
ton.
FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwell 81 Chapman.
CONIDA's1 ( BUTTERCUPs, FILLED
with nuts, % cents per pound.
FRESH, TENDER MEATS AT REA-
sonabie prices is what the public longs for;
J. II. Baker the up-to-date butcher, has
met the demand; every order gets his per-
sonal attention.
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait, at Okarma's, Ill Broughton, east;
branch, Perry and Barnard.
IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your Autographed and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning News. Savannah. Ga.
. LOW PRICES AND EASY PAYMENTS
makes A. S. Griffin the man to whom you
should give your orders for furniture, etc
See his goods and prices.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
go 10 Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA'S SALT WATER TAFFY,
only % cents per pound.
FURNITURE REPAIRED, MOVED,
packed for shipment or slowed at rea-
sonable prices, by A. S. Griffin.
FOR MANTELS, THING AND
CRATES, go TO Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA'S MOLASSES KISSES, FILL
ed with English walnuts, only % cents per
pound
FURNITURE REPAIRED MOVED,
packed for shipment or slowed at rea-
sonable prices, by A. S. Griffin.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
to CornweI & Chapman.
OLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for 25 cents, at
Business Ofhce Morning News.
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FINANCIAL.

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LIFE INSURANCE = Ii c 1 Il S
bought for cash. also loans negotiated on
the same. William II. Andrews, JIG Bull
street, Savannah, Ga.
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MORToNs SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 1917
Macon, east, commences oct. 3. Thorough
instruction given in all branches. A full
corps of teachers in Primary and Acade-
mic Departments A special course for
those wishing to enter Annapolis or West
Point Catalogues sent on application. J.
r. Morton, Principal, 124 Harris, east.
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MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, PA
no. r. E. L. Miller, resident teacher, 100
Liberty, east.
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BLOWING ROCK.
GHEEN Park HOTEL

This delightful resort Is on the summit
of the Blue Ridge. 4,300 feet above the sea
level, 2,S00 feet above Lookout Mountain.
1850 feet above Ashevile, 1000 feet above
Tate Springs, 1900 feet above Catskill
Mountain House. New York. Eighth sea-
son will open June 10, and persons desiring
to engage rooms would do well to apply
soon. All modern conveniences and the
usual amusements, with excellent strina
band. 7. o., and telegraph office in hotel
Through tickets to Blowing Rock from all
points and baggage checked through to
destination. For circulars and full infor-
nation address GREEN PARK HOTEL
CO.. Green Park. N. C.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1882, RICHMOND'S
Business College. postoffice building; spe-
cial summer course; the most thorough and
best equipped business college South; wide
awake, experience, enthusiastic instruct
ors; individual instruction as far az need
ed special courses in bookkeeping, pen
manshp arithmetic, business forms,
shorthand, typewritng and English; send
for our Illustrated catalogue, or phone SIC.
c. S. Richmond, principal.
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER BOARDERS WILL FIND
delightful accommodations at Bridgewater.
~ c.; large grounds overlooking river.
rooms well ventilated, private family, ex-
ceIient cuisine; fine water. For terms
write to J. K. Rust, Jr.
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SHEET MUSIC AT FIVE CENTS PER
copy; pianos, organs, stationery, musical
merchandise, piano boxes, piano stools
and covers below cost. Isaiah M. Rosen-
field, agent, III Whitaker street.
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED OR
made to order by A. $. Griffin: also up
holstering in all it's branches, 3l4 Brough-
ton.