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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

ACETYLlSE gas stereopticon and vitascopc
finest Minis; bargain. j, H. Wilson. NAY
4 q ~
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FOR sALE-FurnIture aud bedding and lease
OF l2room apartment iuinllute In
s ceilcnt conditions; hest point IN the city for
E pcfinaDcnt-nnd transient foonler5, party
leaving city on count OF bad health Is the
# reason for selling. Address si5S, this OF.
arr ~ .4 q f, 5-s5a' an
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FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfurnisn ,
cd. 7o5 Crawford street. -
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WANTED-Al English. Irish Scotch 9na
Welsh descendants III America TO know
that 5ooOV.1eo pounds s,erliug In money
awaits the proper heirs We have n: grcnt
expense prepared an Alphabetically arranged
list OF these estates, WITH full INSTRUCTIONS
as TO the way they rnn be recovered. which
we VIII send to amy address. postpaid, ua
receipt Of 10 shlllipgs, or $3.50. Address
southwestern Branch. American Law ana
Feregn Claim Association. 1907 Washing
ton sIroni lInukinr- TnNna -
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BOARD AND RO0N WXNTF6;==;

place 70 keep horse ma h,,.e u tvon', also
reasonable Address AIS. ts,s ofncs. S'' p
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FOR sALE-At hair price, one set OF inc
american Encyclopedias Dictionary ~ ~
yciumcs. complete and u to date; also ons
1923 Wcbst,rs Internal! onni Dictionary Ind
stand J. $. Pufcy. I'LL Congress ave. u
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DIR. hkNOI.p,S 'spceiditiesN- l'cmgia dis
erkep. catarrn. sexual dtbjI,y and all
cursd without !iife or pain. Office, Moore
huinett building. Z,
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ElECTRoPLATING--w make a specialtv a,
rsfnishins gas and electric light ilxtures IN
any OF tho, following finishes: Polishe;
niass, oxidixsd copper. new bronze anflaua
silver Roman or English GILT aud Ha .SSSg.
also DO replating in gold. silver, nickel. co.,
yer, brass. etc. l.. r. Miller. Hsrston, n
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FOL. RENT-A new ten-room house. with
modern improvements. Apply sol Austin:
corner Prairie. "a
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WhNTED-Uprlghs persons 70 % spsis,e
$50 nnd expenses; referees, ~ NJ
;dJressed STAMPED enyclofe. y
Company. Chicago. y q +
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Fol, sALE--In one bulk, contents OF small
cottage to some one going Housekeeping;
everything cofnpitte must be sold on az.
cant OF departure no dealers. AddIc!ss
IA, this office. "a
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AGENTs-We Will pay $loC pr n I'm
iaiiroad expenses to any mai We ny =
cncrreticaliy taking orders for " ~ ~. \
liable portrait copying house ~ M ~ NJ
States; we pay strictly salary, sasses
nlod;ately. G.. u. Martel, New 10l .
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IT WILL pay every fcld iuan TO inyestigate s
tic note system aud advantageous con,aa ~
ohs,ed by Harris & Patterson, managers
Tssae Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
"o,d Hartford Life" Dallas. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

WANTED-Station men for grading "a
Belt railroad. Apply to ]. G. KeHyt
engineer, Eagle Lake, Texas q
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THE MATCHING senson is about over and
for the next two weeks prior TO breakInk
Fl up my pens. will sell Barred Plymouth
Rock EGGS FOR half price, ibc a sittins.
call Mt 2I7 Buffalo street, near l. and q. n.
dnnnf. 49, l.a... 80.
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MORPHINE. opJitn, liquor habit cured IN u
to 60 Leurs without pain or injury 10 tie
system. II you wish 10 Do cured this way.
D an, prepared 10 do 80 here OF claewhefc'
All cases 10 ba fully Enaraitccd os no pay.
g hope to be IN Houston the 18th instant.
where you can see ME hy rcierrins 10 morn
ing papers. I would negotiate with reliable
phyticinns TO estabIiGh lirnies IN desirable
elites for treating class OF eases coffu-
spcndcnee confidential. Or. w. NJ Rogers.
Waco, Texas. ~
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For RENT. Furnished cottage lco6 BRACES
strect.g 3l-s4 -. g.
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PERSONAL.

J. l.. KOPF. undertaken and cmbaincr. has .
complete line Of funeral goods, pctures.
frames and holdings. Pnono 6ss. 1914 Prairie
avenue. u
HOW is IT clothes cleaned or dyed Mt Fer
nnndcz' Partisan Steam Dye Works, 6i5
Travis, look as hsw! because II Is done ny
professionals u
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LEARN TO EMnRoiDER-Nis Clmm,nr
gives iessors In MI kinds OF az, needle work
at 81 per MONTH now work, cmahions pai-
terms and linens. m
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WORK nj homo furnishes T T''l inlaus
sfx Mt good wages. Fsr ~. Ki11
address Labndls Art c7Inran'' X n
Mich.
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FOE RENTING story house. modern con-
st1ieuces. Tn F1nnin street; MISC i've room,
cottage. Apply lSi5 Main street. 80
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PROFESSIONAL.

1
PROVISIONAL.
CANcEk cured Without rasI: no knife UseS.
10 blood. no caustss cure guaranteed,
treatment safe anc raald: consultation FREQ
llr. w W. Lunn's Sanitarium, ao9il Preston
aycnue Houston, Texas. -.
DETECTIVE AGEScy--TruIned detective.
Furnished for civil and criminai iuyostira.
lions at reasonable rates. For further pAr.
t!cuiars ADDRESS James Mccans. Dor 100
JtOus;on. Texas, ~
3uNSoN q MuNsON. Lawycrs-W. II.
Seuneon.. Houston, and NJ, q. Munson.
u, AnEieton. Texas. Personal attention
10 lard litigation. examining titles Har
rs and Rrasoria counties. Il
3. o. COTTON 6 BRO. Fire insurancs Ageuts
end Ad1uatcrs. - Main street.
EOll SALE Or EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Nice Third ward inproves
Z property Tor farm OF value ts0O0 to $40 900
Mckinney = Co. hutchius House, y
FOR SALE on TRADE nv property in the
Fifth ward. being the most desirable prop
cry. Apply 10 Annie Burnett. lilo CONT
0RocE III STORM IL county sat town: enc
q - eHek black lard tovns q Central
Tess Atdfsss IRA Ills pflcA 3.
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MEALS with tea, coffee or milk. q u
for 10 cents. 1911 Congress aysnos q
WANTED-Carrier boy who owns ~ i.
swer p. O. box 193 at once.
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DRY GOODS clerk wants position: long ex-
rciicnce; from Missouri and we'll tccom>
llsilded; irst-casa man. Address 2l5G, thi'
Office e
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LADIES tailor cutting school, opened under
oniiiels now management. lntcst French
school; dress made with every hyslcm sold !.
help wanted: i0i2,s Texas avenue, room 10
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FOX RENT-Six-room cottage In Third ward :;
Will rent 10 permanent tenant for sl3 per
i1onth; near street car line. Apply 2ol6
Commerce. II
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SALES AGENTS wANTED. .;sss u 4
town to sell, by catalogue, !, o assl,s =
Il. lures, household goods, ,1 psss' a.
instruments, safes, nossl ...,,r.r: I, =
manufacturer direct 20 co aa' n,slpen I
unity to enter prontani,e. r s', sii1ss
ont capital. For gartictra,aa,,ss nS "
Uniyersal Supply Co, Ioom
ttt.,.rc Atlanfo Ga. 40 lsffi W. w a
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OXIDoNoR ,Tictory ''--Srcoiai advice IN
treating any disease without charge to pat
rnns OF my aecnts or myself, j. NJ. Arnold
NJ D.. 1918 Texas avenue. q,
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REGiSTERED Jersfy- bull Gilt Edge Pogis.
tcptiat my barns IN Fa.fvitw fci sorvic..
fees cash when seryei.s j. W. Brret. n
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HYPNoTIsM brings health happiucas and
success In life. get my free Information;
have taught more pncao the art ;han al
others combined; new Instantaneous met.i-
Cd mammoth collection Of literature ana
large illustrated lesson. frcc Prof Ifar-
raden, jackson, Mich ~
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MARRf--penyer Corresponding club, Nom
beers worth $4,000; new private list lUc,
Love box 100, Denver, Colo. n
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wANTED--A No. blacksmith 4 ~
Carriage Co.. Milan and ccnnssrt,
wANTED-A young man with hctd g.
ence to act as storekeeper and in!ze
ard. Call at office. Hotel Bristol. +
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STEADY coiorcd nan wants situation for
Ecncfgl service; con care for the yard. keep
horse Of be generally useful Address Ar
tllnr ueMet l0lh Leelanl nNenue. -
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FOR SLIGO you can have your watch cleaned
or na!psprlng IiplareI. under guarantee.
~ the cid reliable a. q. Wrede's. 40 g.asis
gtrcet 10
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WANTED-A plano for care q y ,s, ~
be.oTo May i. address, immer'''sY \
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SAl.ESMEN-$I00 mohM MI u !
guaranteed selling TO ns a,,ns riffo
lies our machines for coos shsspef
glauHnteed u per cens .ss Afctt
For full particulars ao1 nhio.
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FOR RENT One large furnished front room;
rent reasonable to permanent parties bath
privileges; light housekeeping If desired.
l.auire at 1906 Prairie. "a
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FOR SALE--Horsc. buggy and harness, gem
tie TOR lady TO drive: N bargain II solu at
once. Apply Capitol Hotel Barber Shop. "a
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slTuATIoN wanted by colortd man, work OF
any kind, around house or store: good
ooachman; good recommendation from last
employer Address s1S5, this office. -
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N. ,,cf ~
WhNTED-Young men 70 uas,,.d u
staple line: references is sSsrrss bSj
II cents for particulars A
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FOR RENT-Three connecting icGms. unfur-
nished. at 1912 Capitol avenue, corner Char
Tres street. ol
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Ios together With check ~ a e =
81 P'eass return @ 7. II Thompsass' ; IND
=
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BUsINEss CHANCEs.

DOCTORS location and property for sale !;
improvements worth $500 and cash practice
OF $500. all for $4,000. in South Texas O
rare chance. For particulars address DIT.
w. s. Randolph, Dodge, Texas. u
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AME. VANTRASsCN. The ,olcbratcd mcdi.
am. n.lut reuder and paiin,si. is now IN
your city ani rnn ne consulted ON all AZ.
iniis al human Gtstiny. 10 you wiaii 10
Enow facts .'ou should know. Then con-
suit this wonderful gifted medium, Each
r.fron grant private Audience; satIslns-
tion GusIantcrd 81 no charges, ofilue hours
eg. nj. TO p. nj. Rooms 1919 Texas ayc-
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LADIES. my monthly regulator never inils:
trial box. 10 cents. Mrs. u, Rowan, Milwau-
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Z WANTED-0e General 49, 3
permnpent BroHp F'f
Rochester. y. ~
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CIiicKENS-To mako room for young chicks
We viii sell SIX hens and n coekercl. Single
Comb Brown Loghorns, for only IS, scored
50 To 81. Rosebud Poultry YARD, s0s Mcktc
tircet. Fifth ward. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y .sst
new automatic rityc'o rant NJ
super Hede all othe ara IN ~
general agents ID ci..s, - co)
sight; liberal terms 4: ~ VI
Address w. WA ClhiAes =
way. New York, - -:.--'<5
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/ WILL pay ladies , ,als!iI 81 &.
e work for me IN .nv ~ pen
light work: good pay = - IT,
With stamp. MIS-. - rsirsr0. IL.
shcll Field building, L p 49, r
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AXLEsMEN in need Of emp,sss| ~ H.
your address and ] WI sr11;
make S a day easy Z. ana ,,ss,,i; ];
and absolutely no cdmpns sseS
onc- n, 3. Trotter. b''s
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ONLY Perfect vapor W. ~ Is
OH earth. Hysienic bs'e *
vile. Tenn Y. ~
WANTEp-eaiesn,en g ~
from samples on coi., sr~ IN
The Euclid OIL CoInL,esxs
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WANTED--M Mems and p,enoef n
with our $50 new corn r XIX 81
wagon. pops four bus,e, M III E.!
hushel an hour; boy Gu s 4 IN
n'ents. write for eataloguc Z
In Cincinnati, ONO "
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MUST SELL az once. walnut plano, upright;
i oIhs used two months. Cali ut I'll Texas
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WE WANT reliable men ty,sfIisg
aeerts: also men already se,ness q
the ginners, factories ana I'm is a.
grade iubricating oils ~ w, sspclS 4 |.
tions a man can become sn ary an
man Malone OIL ooHp
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SWEET I'EAS in any desnable quantity, y
cents per 20: Faster l!lies. 81 per dozen ,
Ioses, =. cents dozen. lOlse Valley View
Nurseries. phone 81. "
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Fol: SALE--One good horse tmare) about &
years, VIII be sold cheap for cash; GOOD
traveller. Apply corner Ninth avenue and
OAfcrd street. Houston Heights. w. !.
Aftn u
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WHITE NAN and wife, very much in need
OF work. man handy with horses, COWS
yard, garden. woman good cook; no opice-
tions TO country. Address 2i5i, this office
20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-11
The Oregon at LEWIS.

A very unique design OF the steamship
Oregon was displayed in the window of b.
H. Levy & Bro, yesterday afternoon, and
VIII be there the rest of the week The
ship is made of tobacco packages, in red
and black, with silver foil. On each pack
age is a large red rose and the sides are
so constructed as to make the ship a very
novel piece Of workmanship. The usual
life boats are suspended at the side and
the smoke stacks and tunnels are natural
The guns are IN position and the flag
floats gracefully from her mast as she
exhibits her green light. 1t is an attrac-
tive advertisement and crowds hang about
the windows Of Levy examining and ad-
miring the ship.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-11
WANT THE INTEREST TAKEN OFF.
Liberty street Property Owners Pc
titiou to Council.

The Liberty street property owners filed
petition with Council last night, asking
that the interest on the amounts due the
city be RENTED. and the principal only
collected AS the interest amounts TO
something like IS per cent. Of the amount
due, 1t is quite an item with the petition
ers and win be eagerly fought for.
The petition is signed by some Of
the leading residents and property own
ers on that street, among them being
Thomas Ballantyne, Nicholas Lang, Es-
tate H. A. Dennis by c. II. Dorsett,
Joseph Cops, Z. L. Neidlinger b. 5.
Purse, A. Kessel Mrs. Laura A. Purse,
w. w. Murphy and others.
1t sets out that the property owners,
who were ntigants in the recent suit in
the matter of assessments for the paving
OF Liberty street, decided by the Supreme
Court in favor of the city, affirming the
validity of the ordinance under which the
assessments were made, desiring 10 term
mate the litigation ask that they be per-
United 10 satisfy the executions by pay
ing their face, with costs of the court.
In resisting the payment of the assess
ments, IL says, in the exercise of one of
the rights of the citizen, your petitioners
nave done SO In an honest conviction that
they We're right In the result, so far as
the supreme Court of the state can do il,
the city has established an important
right Were there no other fruits accru-
ing from this victory the principle 1t has
calculated and established for her gov
eminent, in the making and the levyng
OF assessments for public improvements,
would be ample return for any expense or
loss the city may have been put to in this
contention
In asking that your honorable body
waive interest in the settlement of the
executions" 1t continues, your petition
ers simply ask that every appearance of
penalty for the resistance of your petit
TONERS and fellOw-citizens to what they be-
AeVed was an unlawful burden placed
upon them, may be wiped from the rec
ords of the case.
1T is represented further to your honor
abEe body that the payment of even the
upon some of your petitioners, and the
eituation of such, appeals for the most
generous and liberal construction of your
duties TO them in connection with the
whole body of citizens, and they, there
fore, pray that under such construction
you may find it in harmony with your du-
ties to grant their prayer"
The matter was referred to the finance
committee without discussion, and may be
reported on soon. AS it is an asset that
has been tied up in the courts long time,
II Is likely no time WIFE be lost collecting
the various amounts. The assessment rolls
are all ready, and the only thing to do
when the finance committee reports, viii
be to issue the executions.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. A. L. Jones was visitor yesterday
from Lambert.
Mrs A e. Smith and daughter left for
Hendersonvllle, ". c., last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Scruggs of Way
cross were in the city yesterday.
DR.. F. C. Exley left for Ashevnle last
night, 10 be gone about three weeks.
Commander Rockwell, U. s. N, was
among the arrivals in the city yesterday
from Port Royal.
Chief of Police J. s. Jones of Fitzgerald
was in the city yesterday on business and
visited the barracks.
Mr.. S. Golinski left yesterday to spend
his summer vacation at Baltimore and
the mountains Of Maryland.
Mr.. Dean Swift of Atlanta, formerly a
travelling man, is now with the Third
Regiment, being one of the very efficient
bugle corps.
Manager d. A. Weis of the Savannah
theater returned from the North yester-
day and will make his headquarters here
during the theatrical season.
Rev. DIR. William C. Schaeffer has re-
turned from pleasant trip through the
Carolinas lie will conduct services at
the Lutheran Church Sunday
w. r. Crosby. Esq, secretary and treas
urer of the Venable Construction Com
pany, who was in charge of the building
of the fortidcations at Tybee, arrived in
the city yesterday and is registered at the
Pulaski
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DROPPED DEAD ON HIS SHIP.
StOrekeeper of the MinnewasIxa
Died Suddenly From Heart Disease.

StOrekeeper of the MinnewasIxa
Died Suddenly From Heart Disease.
]. H. Lane, storekeeper on the trans
port Minnewaska, died suddenly on the
steamer yesterday morning from heart
disease. He had been complaining some
time of heart trouble and after consulta-
ton with a physician had decided to re-
sign from the quartermaster department
of the army and retire from service.
He had been i'll on the voyage of the
Minnewaska down the coast and about 7
o'clock was walking on the deck of the
steamer for exercise. when he fell and
died almost instantly.
Coroner Goette was notified and took
charge of the body, which he forwarded
to the dead mans home in New York last
night by direction of his son, who was
telegraphed the news of his fathers death,
and directed that his remains be sent
North.
Had he lived the present voyage would
have been Mr.. Lanes last, as he intended
to leave the ship here and return North
by rail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-11
FIRST BALE OF SEA ISLAND.
Game From Florida and Is Earlier
Than for Several Years.

IhHn Tor several ears.
The first bale of sea island cotton of
the new crop was received yesterday by
Butler. Stevens & Co. 1t was shipped by
H. A. Pickett of Newberry, Alachua
county, Florida. 1t is the first time in
years that the first bale of the season has
been received from Florida. This Is no
Indication, however, of an earlier move
ment of the new crop. as only a very
small percentage of the growing crop Is
early cotton, the larger percentage being
planted late, and consequently will not
mature for several weeks.
Mr.. Pickett the grower of the first bale
is a very large and successful planter, and
gives careful attention to his crops. The
bale was on exhibition at the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday. The staple was of good
quality for new cotton.
Messrs. Butler Stevens & Co, the con-
signees of the new bale, have received
the first bale for a number of years.
The first bale of Florida sea island cot
ton received last year was shipped from
Jasper by ]. r. Jennings. and the first
Georgia bale was received from Naylor
Lowndes county, and was shipped by j.
f. Williams. Both bales arrived here
Aug. 10.
The first bale received year before last
was ON Aug. 4; 1t was shipped from Mill
town, Ca, by c. S. Strickland The first
bale received in 1895 was on Aug %, and
was shipped by j. B. Carter of Lowndes
county The first bale in 1894 was reeev-
ed Aug. q.
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Georgia,s splendid Records.

The discovery of cause Of corrosion in
the boilers of the great plant at Brad
dock, Pa, the recent laying of the mines
of defense in Boston harbor, the engineer
ing work in the development of the To-
waliga river I'm Georgia. the work Of the
electrical expert in the Brooklyn navy
yard and the management OF the bleaching
department in one of Georgia's largest
mills are some Of the recent undertakings
Of Georgia boys All were graduates OF
the Tech" in Atlanta
Board $3.50 TO $40. Fees nominal. For
illustrated catalogue address Lyman Hall,
president Atlanta, Ga.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-11
COL. TESTERS FRIENDS At WORK
VIII EndeavOr to Give Him Big
Majority in November

Majority In November
The Democratic executive committee of
the First congressional district is organiz-
ing the district for the congressional cam
paign. The congressional election takes
place Nov. 8, three months hence, but in
that time there Is good deal to be done
Politics in some counties in the First dis
trlct are in rather a muddled state, and
there is necessity for active work 10 put
matters on a sound Democratic basis. The
members of the district executive commit
tee are being urged TO look after the coun-
ty organizations. An effort viii he made
to give Col. Lester the largest majority
ever given a congressman from the First
district. This being an off year in politics.
energetic efforts are required to overcome
The apathy that always exists in off years.
Chairman J. II. Clifton, the member of
the district executive committee from
Tattnall county. has named the county
committee for Tattnall. with J. H. Heery,
chairman. The members of the committee
are J. IL. Clifton, 7. II. DEWITT, c. NJ
Graham. A. S. Mcmillan, ]. D. Kennedy,
w Durrence, j. II. Heery, R.N. Adam
son, a. s. Giles. Jessie Avant, Henry
Mann. d. S. Partn. J. J. Collins, W. H.
Yeoman. J. NJ. Collins, W. r. Hendricks
A. j. Edwards, M. e. Gissan, ID. Coe, d.
w Coleman, a. c. Andrews, J. A Gallo
way, G. w. DeLoach H. j. Brewer. Mar
tin Kennedy, NJ. f. Rogers, e. p Mattox,
f. L. Long, w. d. Macarthur c. N Walk
er, j. j. Barnard, S. A. Brewton. T. j.
DeLoach Joseph Odom, Bolce Anderson,
A. j. Gordon, Peter Clifton. c. ]. Rogers.