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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04
1.-THE OFFICE

Headquarters for masters of all steam
ships and sailing vessels visiting this mort
Choice warm lunch served daily from II to
O. clock. This resort is noted for its "Olive
Cocktails and makes Ned White Whis-
ky a specially. Terrapn Soup to-day.
BILLY CANNON,
Is and II East Bay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04
THE CHE CURE TnAr MONS crn..

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 70
moves the cause that produces La Crime
let. 25c.-ad Wv" 'ao-
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LENTEN GOODS.

Fancy Bloater Mackerel, 25c each.
Choice Mackerei, 15c, or two for 25c
Smoked Salmon, 25c pound.
Smoked Herring in 10c and zoe boxes.
Fun quart cans Sugarhouse Syrup. 10c
can.
Half pint jars Horseradish Mustard Toe
jar.
1-pound cans Columbia River Salmon.
13c, or two cans for Csc
3-pound cans Boston Baked Beans. loo
or three cans for Csc
Coopers Gelatne, &c package, or four
packages for 25c.
Small Picnic Hams, 1Oc pound.
Imported Sardines, AS with key, l0c
can.
Snowwhite Lard, &c pound
We are still allowing you an opportuni
ty of buying our delicious Teas and COT
fees at reduced prices. Look at these
prices:
The very best 81 Teas for SOC pound.
The very best 75c Teas for eOc pound.
The very best SOC Teas for 4Oc pound.
Our Rio Coffee at 13c pound. or two
pounds for 25c; can't be beat.
The very best Mocha and Java Coffee
SOC pound; regular prices 35c.
C. A. DRAYTON GROCERY co.
Ielephone ~. ITO Whitaker Street
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALEns-

City of Savannah, Office Clerk of Coun-
Gil, Savannah, Ga, March l, 1S99-Notice
is hereby given that all liquor dealers who
have not paid their license for the wear 1899
on or before Monday next, March g. 1899
viii be placed upon the information docket
without further notice.
w. p BAILEY, Clerk of Councu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04
MEETINGS.
- y y = - :.
NOTICE.

An important meeting of Post A, T. P.
A., viii be held this Saturday afternoon
in Screven House parlor at 4:3O p m. As
delegates TO state convention will be cleo
ted every member is earnestly requested
to be present BY order of
MAX KRAUSS, President.
CARL J. HERMAN, Secretary.
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH, GA.

<A' ~>%N@N<At1b ia.
Undivided profits ................,...$ 5000
This bank offers its services to corpora
tons, merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, adj
minstrator, guardian, etc.
Issues drafts On the principal cities IN
Great Britain and Ireland and on the Con-
tinent.
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent
HENRY BLUM, President
I. B. TIEDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN NJ. HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN, Asst Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLUMBING ORDINANCES.

Section 8. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person not authorized under the terms Of
the plumbing ordinance to engage in the
plumbing business within the city of Sa
vannah unless such person is either him
self so authorized as a license plumber
or the employe of such person doing the
plumbing work has been licensed and au
thorized under the terms of this ordinance.
The following named have complied with
the above ordinance:
j. E. Masters. The Paul PLUMBING
II. j. McEllinn. COMPANY
T.. F. Broderick T. j. O'Brien
L. L. Burpee. g.. A. Mccarthy
Thos Halligan. Conwell & Chinran
John T. Collins. McKenna e. We1cb
John w FoughneT. E. B. Knight & Co.
p. H. Herman. Mutual Gas Light Co
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WILL YOUe
BECKMANN's CAFE.

Norfolk Oysters, Norfolk. The fin
est that has been shipped to this
market. Prepared in any style. I'M
ported Coburger always fresh. on
ly at GEO. BECKMANNs.
Phone 10. adjacent p. O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04

MYRTLE, LODGE NO. 1868, G. U. O..
OF o. r.
The members of Myrtle Lodge No. 1853
u. L. q. of o. F., are hereby summoned
TO meet at the lodge room, Duffy street, 9
O'Clock this Saturday morning to pay
the last tribute of respect 20 our deceased
brother Albert Maxwell. P. G. M.
Members of sister lodges cordially In
vited to attend
JNO. H. BALDWIN, P. S.
JNO. H. JACKSON, N G.
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STOCKS AND BONDs.

SIUCNS AND HONDS.
Bought and sold for cash and car-
ried on margin in New York and sa-
vannah.
New York quotations by wire.
Central Railroad securities a spec-
iaIty AUSTIN n. MYREs,
~ Bryan street, East.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-04
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS

HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
ON EASY TERMS.
2O6 Ninth street. west.
209 Eighth street, west.
319 Henry, west.
ia Park avenue, east.
Alb Gordon, east.
lis CASTOR, west.
403 Perry, west.
Northwest corner Bryan and Lincoln.
Northeast corner Bay and East
Broad.
612 Bryan, west.
Cottage at Isle of Hope.
Small cash payments and monthly in
stallments.
C. H. DORSETT. $
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Il. f. WHITCOMB,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT,

Representing
FOX RIVER BUTTER CO.'S GLOW
Err HILL PRINTS.
HOLMES COUTTS-LARRABEE FA-
NOUS BICUITS.
KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED BIS
CUTS.
CURTICE BROS. co. PRESERVES.
BLUE LABEL KETCHUP AND SOUPS.
THE FERRIS" DELICIOUS HAMS
AND BACON.
S. r. & ], c. MOTIFS BRANDS FINE
elders AND VINEGARS.
HENRY TRoEAINER's AGATE BEAR
ING SCALES.
TELEPHONE 644 LYONS BUILDING
SAVANNAH. GA.
NOTICE.
BEEF, VEAL MUTTON,
FRESH VEGETABLES.
EGGS, POULTRY, GAME.
The best in market.
vi. s. GARDNER,
Fore 575. Wayne and Whitaker.
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Eood1 SaldqbmiM
ZzaZzz lEzyyzrrD

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non-irritatng ana
only cathartic 70 take with Hoods sarsapaTilia.
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SOUTHERN BANK
of the State of Georgia,
SAVANNAH, GA.

CoRiNoA sss-ss-ss- noo
Surplus and undivided profits co. 1879 o1o
DEPOSITORY OF THE sTATE' ~, ~
GEORGIA
Superior facilities for transactine
General Banking Business
COLLECTIONS made on all points
accessible through banks and bsnks,.
Accounts Of Banks, Bankers, MeTc6a1,.
ana others solicited. Safe deposit borss
for rent O'Aes
Department of Savings. interest pavab,.
quarterly. 10y '0ie
and upwards.
DIRECTORS,
JOHN FLANNERY, President
HORACE A. CRANE, Vice President
JAMES SULLIVAN, Cashier
JOHN FLANNERY.
E. A WE'LL
HORACE A. CRANE.
LEE ROY MYERS.
H. P. SMART.
j. j. WILDER.
EDWARD KELLY.
W. w. GORDON. JR.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-09-13
Bargains for the BOYS.

IDEAL SAFETY RAZOR, satsfac
tory and reliable plate of finest steel
with two shoulders, in frame holder
packed with handle in small enameled
tin box. each 49C
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-09-13

Teachers Special.
EVERY DAY COOK BOOK
MORI niG 4, Alp COOK RnnK

Nv Ek1 ia ONODh BON)h------ ZDc
WORLDS FAIR COOK BOOK 49c
Endorsed by the lady manager of the
Worlds Fair; bound in oil cloth, 600
pages. Domestic economy, table ETH
quette, hygiene, etc, neatly 100 portraits
of well known women, 1000 tested re-
ceipts, etc. at only ---------------- 49c
Common Sense Instruction Books for
the Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitar, Mando-
lin, Cornet, Etc, each book separate, loo
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-09-13

Highest Grade Goods
found at this store only.
Chase & Sanborn's Teas
and Coffees.
Lipton's Ceylon Tea.
Masury's Mighty Paints,
Hudson and Imperial BIZ
cycles.
Seeley's Perfumes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-09-13

BLIZZARD FOOT PUMPS.
Solid brass barrel II by II inches,
steel stirrup, swivel connection,
each 1900 -------------.-------- 40c
Our Repair Shop is in rear of
the Store.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-06-07

tvenne fragor, som adrogo sig den lifli
CASTE uppmarksamhet voro skolfragan
och sprakfragan. Med afseende pa den
fora, sd var det laroverkens underhall,
som vallade det mesta bryderiet. Kon-
ferensen fattade sina beslut denna
fraga efter moget 0fvervagande och ut
tommande discussion, ooh det ar att
hoppas att synoden skall inse det ratt-
matiga och tillb0rliga uti desamma och
upph6ra med att onodigtvis soka satta
konferensens lAroverk trangmal. Di-
skussionen rorande den senare fragan
visade tydligt att man inom Minneso-
ta-konferensen atminstone icke 6nskar
vara med ON att doda svenska spraket
har i landet, Ell heller att SO det lefva
sasom cit fattighjon, utan man will att
det skall lefva ett friskt, rikt och hur-
tigt lif, afven ON man derigenom loper
fara att f6raktas af "knownothingis-
mems" inbilske storkaxar. Dermed DR.
emellertid ingalunda menadt, att man
skall f0rakta eller vanvarda engelskan;
ej heller will man med omsorgen ON
slit eget laroverk skada synodens.
Langt derifran! Det ena skau man 60
ra och det andra icke lata.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-06-07

Eft st6rre hyrkuskstall, tillhorigt
w. e. Watson st. Charles brann ned
forliden torsdag: Forlusten, som upp.
gar till 1000 Or endast delvis betAckt
genom Misunderstanding.
Antraffad d6d a garden vid slit hem
nara Slayton blef mandags en- GAM
NAL norman vid Mann w. c. Wilhelm
son. Manner, som tydligen ihjelsla-
gifts af blixten, hade varit dod cit par
dagar.
Redwing-notiser. Under en- ask.
storm forliden fredagsnatt traffades
Forsta metodistkyrkans tornspira af
bllxten, som derifran gick in tornet,
delvis ramponerande detsamma.--Red-
wing Bicycle Club lat torsdags hakta
vaguppsyningsmann Albert Holm.
eche fran Wacouta for det han latit
ploja upp en- del af den bicykelbana.
som klubben latit bygga mellan Red
wing och Frontenao och hvilken full.
oordades foregaende onsdag Som be-
kant antog sista legislaturen en- lac.
som skyddar bicykelbanor, och klub.
bens mening ar att utr0na, huruvlda
lagen ocksa CALLER domstolarne.-The
Minnesota Scandinavian Relief AS.
ISOLATION har utbetalt assurans till
fol]ande atlidna medlemmars arriving
ar: den % maj, Jens Brose Olson, At
las. Polk CO., Wis. $1,000; den 81 mai.
mrs Ida e Stalnacke, S33 Hayne ave..
N, Chicago, ILL.,, $1,000.
Pingstdagen konfirmerades Films
forsamlingen, New Scandia, arets matt
vardsbarn, Al till antalet. Amanda
gen Trades nattvardsgang, hvarvid
forst barnen och sedan ell stor skara
Mrlga medlemmar af forsamlingen
motto Herren vid hans rika nadebord.
Torsdagen fore pingst hade ungdoms-
forenlngen sin varfest, hvarvid sang
k6ren sj0ng tlera hummer utmarkt val:
prof. z. Il. Melin fran Center CITY paf
nagra piporgelsolon; tai hollis af stude-
randen Danell: deklamat0rer voro
Oscar Magnuson och Bertha Holcomb.
programmed var godt och val utf0rdt.
Svensk kristendOmsskola halles for
narvarande pa tvenne stallen inom for
samlingen; den ena ledes af stud. X. A.
Danell fran Rock Island, den andra af
stud. A. Il. Seashore fran st. Peter.
Den juni var diakonen och vice fore
standaren for s0ndagsskolan, Frank
Sandstedt, med hustru Big Lake rote
f0remal for en- hedrande och karleks-
full uppvaktning af det narmaste ALA
inom den rotten boende f0rsamlings-
medlemmar. En- fin svensk praktbibel
presenterades de bAda makarne af de
f0rsamlade. Ett ofverskott af 90 Of
ver1emnade mr. Sandstedt till barn
hemmet Vasa. Atskilligt annat smatt
och godt kunde vara att f0rtalja fran
dessa bygder, men nog for denna gang.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-06-07

aska ladies' sondags % byggnader
Republic, Wash. Iva menniskolif tros
ha gait forlorade vid branden. Egen-
domsforlusten uppgar till 250,OO0 dol
lars.
LifsfarIigt skadad blef torsdags 89-
arige August Hallberg i Rockford, ILL.,,
genom att 0fverkoras af ett G. Nj. &
St. P.-banans tag nara Davis junction,
samma stat
For andra gangen maste fere farma-
re trakten at Swea City, Ia., besa sina
majsakrar, enar den f0rst plantade
majsen i fold af de sista regnfallen
ruttnat jorden.
Fem personer drunknade under en-
roddtur a f1oden vid Toledo, Ohio, for
liden onsdag, derigenom att deras bat
fold af svallvagor fran On passerande
angare kantrade.
Sittande d6d trappan till ett bus
W. 25 st. New York antraffades SON
days t. v. 30-arige gardfarihandlaren
Charles j. Benson. Genom sin handel
hade B. sammansparat on del penning-
ar, men dessa blefvo honom till foga
gagn, ty han borjade spekulera d Wall
st. och forlorade nastan ALT.
Sjelfmord genom att kasta sig
jernvagssparet framfor ett ankomman-
de godstag begick harom dagen Aaron
Gustafson Ahlberg New Britain
Conn. Den olycklige var bordig fran
Bralanda, Elfsborgs Ian, Sverige, der
han foddes for nagot 0fver 28A Or sedan
ooh der hans fader, Gustaf Person,
annu Or bosatt, ooh kom 1892 till Ame-
rika. New Britain hade han bott de
sista fem 8ren.
Valdsamrxa stormar rasade Iowa
forliden sondagsnatt, anstallande gan
ska stor skada flere stallen. I trak-
ten af Ledyard foil fem tum regn.
Flere kreatur blefvo ihjelslagna af
blixten. Kring Rock Rapids var stor-
men synnerligen valdsam. Trad upp-
rycktes med r0tterna och fere byggna-
der nedblaste. Farmaren A. Jorgen-
sons boningshus omkring sex mil norr
ON staden kullvraktes ooh hans hu-
stru SAINT sju barn, som befunno sig
inne byggnaden, skadades. ehuru
lyckligtvis Joke allvarsamt.
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Dakota-nyheter.
Till postmastare Osgood. Cass coun-
ty, N. D.. har O. @. Turnberg blifvit ut

Till postmastare Osgood. Cass coun.
ty, N. D.. har O. G. Turnberg blifvit ut
nAmd.
Den femte arsfesten till mime af
den stora branden fras Fargo, N. D.,
onsdagen fredagen innevarande
vecka.
Diver tjugo tusen trad ha planterats
utmed Northern Pacific -banans spar
N. D., hufvudsakligen till forebyggan-
de af sn0hinder under vintern.
En- cementfabrlk haller pa att uppfo-
ras nara Mimic, N. d. Vid fabriken,
som sknli vara fardig slutet af denna
manad, beraknas kunna tillverkas 100
tons cement pr dag.
Befordran. F0rste l0ttnanten A.
Berg vid North Dakotas forsta volon-
tarregemente blef fredags af guver-
nor Fancher befordrad till kapten vid
samma regemente.
Atal for mordbrand vacktes f0rliden
torsdag mot Il. u. Collins, en- k0pman /
Aberdeen, N. D. Den anklagade stall
des under $500 bergen for slit infin-
nande vid malets handlAggning.
Tvenne fall af smittkoppor f0rekom-
mo Fessenden, N. d., f0rliden vecka,
med anledning hvaraf stadsbefolkning
en- f0rsatts stor orc. Vederb0rande
myndigheter ha dock vidtagit stranga
forsigtighetsmatt och hoppas kunna
f0rhindra pestsjukdomens spridning.
Att undgA strait kommer troligen
Lena Bouts, den Rapid City, s. D.,
bosatta unga fickan, som enligt om-
namnande foregaende hummer nyli
gen ihjelsk0t sin fader, enar det kon-
staterats, att modern och barnen, alta
till antalet, varit utsatta for nastan
djurisk grymhet fran den dodes sida.
Pak8rd och d0dad af ett bantag blef
fredags vid Crystal Springs N. D.,
italienske arbetaren Spartaca Radael-
liza. Olyckan hAnde, da den omkomne
skulle stiga pa taget. Den d0des ar
betskamrater kunde endast med moda
afhallas fran att utkrafva hand ban
tagspersonalen, som af dem ansags va
ra ansvarig for olyckan men hvilken at
likbesigtningsnamden fritogs fran ALT
ansvar.
Minnel,aha county IS. D. torde "a
sig cit skadestandsmal pa halsen sasom
en- foljd af Thomas PARROTS drunk
ming den 7 april vid forsoket att 0fver-
fara Skunk Creek nara Sioux Falls.
Den omkomnes arfvingar, som aro bo-
satta Rockport, KY, ha nemligen in
kommit till countiet med on begaran
ON $4,000 skadestand, men county
kommissarierna anse anspraken vara
obefogade och ha vagrat fasta afseende
vid desamma. Advokaten, som har sa-
ken ON hand for arfvingarnes rakning,
har derf0r hotat countiet med ratte-
gang.
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.Endast 90 cents.

For att bereda annu here- till
falle att 1asa MINNESOTA STATS
T1DN1NG fran b0rjan af den kyr-
kohistoriska f0Getongen, hafva
vi satt atgiften fran den 1 april
till Arets slut till blott so cents.
Eft litet f0rs0k a vara van.
ners sida, att CORA MINNESOTA
STATs TIDN1NG annu mera kAnd
skall astadkomma EFT godt re.
sultat. Nya prenumeranter er.
halla baknummer fran den kyr.
kohistoriska f0ljetongens b0rjan
Tidningen sandes pa prof er
manad gratis till ALA, som der
ON anmala sig.
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WisConsin-nyheter.

Al en- tornado hems0ktes trakten af
Fennimore forliden mandag. Betydlie
skada anstaldrs.
F6rh5id pension, fran $l2 till SIT J!
manaden, blef John Nelson Dale be
viljad fora veckan.
Den lyckiire egaren till en- kycklina
med fyra ben uppgifves farmaren Pc.
ter Yost Winneoonne vara.
H6jda arbetsl6ner. Vid Northwest.
ern- och Wisconsin Centralkoldockor
ma Ashland anstAlda arbetare ha fAtt
sin ahoning hold fran 1711 till 1S16 cts
timmen.
diftermal ingicks forliden vecka
Oneida mellan ullblodsindianen Alex.
ander Skenadore ooh miss Mabel Ben
nett. On indianreservationen anstald
hvit skollararinna.
Lefnadstr6tt veteran. Efter att ha
samlat blommor for att dermed smyc-
ka sina aflidna krigskamraters graf
var. begaf sig e0-arige veteranen John
Stafford Portage pa grafsmycknings.
dagen till cit vedskju1 och hAngde sig
H6rnstenen till cit nytt stadsbiblio-
tex l Oshkosh ladies' pa grafsmyck.
ningsdagen. Biblioteket skall kosta
$150,0OO, hvaraf Marshall Harris skAnkt
halften och EX-SENATOR Sawyer S25,.
600, medan resten tillskjutits af stads.
| borna.
sorgIigt slut. En- 22-arig nnne vid
namn John Porkholm antraRades tis-
days fora veokan liggande dod inne
en- krog Rhinelander. Nagot tecken
till valid kunde icke upptackas liket.
Den d0de har endast en- kort It'd vi
stats har landet.
Skjuten och d5dIigt sarad af full
blodsindianen John She.Osh blef ar.
betsformannen Hans Peterson forliden
s0ndagsqvall Gordon. Indianen hak.
tades och saval han som hans offer
forbes mandags till West Superior
der den f0rre iamanades hakte ooh
don senare intogs q EFT hospital.
Lycka I oIyckan. Eft postsnalltag,
gaende sextio mil timmen. samman-
stotte mandags morse med ett gods
tag 4 Milwaukee-b -banan vid West Sa-
lem, tolf mil oster ON La Crosse Beg
ge lokomotiven och 1ere godsvagnar
slogos spillror och banvallen forstor-
des, men markvardigt nog blef ingen
person d8dad ooh endast postexpedito-
rem @. F. Hall skadades.
West Superior-notiser. Eft nytt
svenskt apotek har i dagarne oppnats
no 020 Tower ave-, af herrar Lignell
ooh S0dergren, begge erfarna apoteka-
re.-William Berg fran Lake Nebage-
man, som stamt kr0garne Henderson
& Anderson under yrkan pa ersattning
for det en- deras krog anstald kypare
0fverfallit honom ooh 81 lila tilltygat
hans ena tumme, att den mast ampu-
teras har tillerkants $500 skadestand.
Anna Peterson, hustru till Charles
Peterson / no 1917 Butler ave-, afled
harom dagen barnsang. Hon var AZ
ar gammal och efterlemnar make och
Sex minderariga barn. - Arbetaren
Nels Peterson, anstald Belt Line ele-
vatorn i Old Superior, afled f0rliden
lordags Q. m. st. Francis hospital
fold af skador, som han erhallit vid
en- olyckshandelse i ielevatorn pa NOR
gonen samma dag.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-12-29

The small boy is an Indispensable
adjunct TO every well regulated farm.
He is needed at all houra of the day
and every day in the year, for some
thing or other. But we shouldn't
make life q burden to him. He should
have some time he can call HIS own to
carry out his plans, for he will not be
very large when he will begin to feel
that duties and responsibilities rest
upon him and that he must work out
his own greatness. He'll have rabbit
traps to make in winter, martin boxes
in spring time, kites in summer. wal
nuts to hull in the fall, fish bait at all
seasons of tho year. He may u
your tools, but at the same time he Is
sharpening his wits. He may lose
the Ratchet, but with it he is hammer
ing knowledge into his brain that Will
be very useful to him in after lie. In
dtstrious habits are worth much more
TO the boy than tools to you. Ii you
want him to become interested in farm
ling let him grow up and be a part OF
R,e farm. so to speak-feel that he ID
'7ispsassble and that his counsel is
Jrth as 1nUcn US MS Mu"NiH Wv
like to see q boy on the farm SO very
busy that he scarcely has time to
eat. We don't mean that you should
keep him so busy at your work, but
give him all the time possible to do
his OWL Just remember back when
YOU we're a boy and help your own
scion. as far as you an, TO avoid the
many grievances that rendered your
own life burdensome. Do better by
your boy than your father did by You
for yon are in better shape to DO IT,
You have had more education and bet,
ter advantages than your father had
before you and your boy should be an
keep up with other boys that are to
become progressive farmers Farm
Nre' Gnide.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-12-29
DEFEATS FOR FILIPIN0S.
Troops Rout insurgents in Both
Luzon and Panay Fights.

HAVANA (By C-able).-General Wood says
that one OF the first things he looked into
after his arrival was the management Of
Cuban prisons. Investigation has proved
that. even among American prisoners alone,
there has been an average detention OF Ave
months without trial. There are many
things calling for Immediate attention, par
tlcularly In the matter OF sleeping accom-
modatfons. Reforms Will be promptly In.
stituted in this respect, aud hammocks will
be supplied so that the prisoners will not
be compelled to sleep onthe bare floors, as
is now the case with those who are without
friends or money. Only a lew who are able
to pay for them have cots.
One OF the fret things taken in hand by
General Wood ms Military Governor OF
Santiago was prison management. 1t was
his custom then to make a personal visit
to the local jail once a week and to go
through the entire list OF thos5 confined,
summarlIy dfsposlng OF the charges against
those who were obviously unjustly de-
tained aud releasing those who had been
Imprisoned for a long period on some tri-
fling ground.
He intends to make weekly visits here
also until a majority Of the existing abufe 6
are abated, and he Is trying to devise
means that will insure prompt trials fer
persons accused.
Men whom General Ludlow ordered TO
be released are still held, after three OF
four years OF waiting without trial. GEN
eral Wood thinks that when his order goes
into effect calling upon all judicial officers
and military commanders to send complete
lists OK prisoners awaiting trinl the con.
gestion OF untrted prisoners will be relieved
within fifteen days, and he does not Intend
that similar conditions shall arise again.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-12-29

The Oldest township in the country
is located right here in this county
in one of therich est sections OF Miehi,
ran. saws a Kalamazoo correspondent
Of the Cleveland Press. 1t Is called
charleston, and is populous as well
as wealthy. -
Despite the fact that the residents
are generally well educated ana OF
law.abiding disposition there Is not
church edilice in the township, nor a
religious organization of any KIND.
TRe Inhabitants exchange their farm
products for merchandise, as do other
people. but there is not a grocery 1ry
goods, drug, hardware or any other
Sort OF mercantile establishment within
The people never voted the saloon
ort If The township, and yet there is
none, Neither can the township boast
OF q bank, postoflce, newspaper OF
clergyman.