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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
nuggy ConnnnH.

The Buckeye carriages and buggies are
the best. The best are the cheapest The
Buckeye Buggy Company of Cleveland.
o., is the largest carriage mandatory In
the world. Ride in a Buckeye carriage
and no other will satisfy you. Buckeye
carriages will be good when others are
worn out The Buckeye Buggy COMPANY
Columbus, o., are the arbiters of stvIe
See Buckeye carriage and you will buy
no other. The Buckeye Buggy Companv
is. now twenty-six years old. is worth a
million dollars, and warrants and guaran-
tees satisfaction in every case
A CARD.
The following prominent people are
using Buckeye work:
E. c. Gleason, livery.
Luke Carson, livery.
L. +. Gleason & Co., livery.
And many Others in this city to whom We
could refer as to the merits of Ruckeve
work
Mark Apple, who has the sale Of the
Buckeye work for Savannah and vicinity
will in the next two or three weeks ex,
hlblt fine variety of this fine work
All interested please call on him No
trouble to show goods, but Measure
The Buckeye Buggy Company of Co
lumbus, O., build over 400 different stvIes
of carriages, .stanhopes, victories. trans
buggies, phaetons, covert wagons. etc g.
Mark Apple, No. 800 West Brouphton
street, Savannah. Ga.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Rcwardins "sweot Girl Graduates

The educational mills Of the country are
now working over time grinding out the
annual grist of sweet girl graduates, and
besides the varied rewards Of merit ex-
tended by the institutions, papa win be
called upon TO so down into his pocket
and show his appreciation of daughters
application. Sternberg & Co, the always
progressive jewellers, have provided against
this very contingency. with richly eiab-
crate display of appropriate articles. such
as handsome watches for misses, fancy
pins, rings Of every conceivable setting in
precious stones, also the very latest and
most attractive fad yet the Nethersole
bracelet with precious birthday stones.
New lines of gold friendship hearts. plain
and jewe.led gold and silver chain brace
lets, toiie articles. and hundreds of other
novelties suitable for graduating presents.
cordial invitation Is extended the public
to call this week and inspect our maenif-
cent selections Prices are, as usual, with
in The reach of all and we can meet win
equal satisfaction The most modest wish or
the most eXtravagant desire. Plenty of
handsome diamonds ard diamond orna-
ments en- hand.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
EXTENDING THE FEED WIRE.
Street Railway Wants TO Get More
Power for Cars 10 Isle of HOPE.

General Manager Lotion of the street
railway is extending the feed wire on
the Isle of Hope branch about four miles
from point near the government hos
pital When several cars are on the line
at the same time it has been found in
convenient 10 propel them with the pres
ent current.
Ii is at present Mr. Lotions intention
70 extend the feed line only four miles
but before this distance is completed. ne
says, there is a possibility he viii decide
70 continue IL TO Isle or Hope il this
be done there will probably not be any
further trouble in getting cars over the
line in good time.
In connection with the extension. some
thought the Railroad Commission aud the
street railway people had fixed up their
differences about the inadequate service
on the Montgomery branch, ana Were in
tending 10 run electric cars to Moutgon-
cry. MIR. Lotion said Il was his under
standing that some arrangement might
be made to improve things on the Mont
BomeIy branch later, but he was not pre-
pared to make any statement concerning
il at present.
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MEET TO ELECT BRUNNER.
Council VIII Give Him the Vacancy
In the Health Department.

There will be a meeting of The CITY
Council. tomorrow for the purpose of elect
ing a health officer TO Nh the vacancy o,-
casioned by Ike resignation of Dr.. ]. q
Lcliardy. An application Will he hiei for
DR.. w. F. Drummer, who is on the slate 10
be elected.
IL is now believed that within three
weeks Dr. Brunrer wil have charge Of he
department.; With the present force Of in
spectors, which is The largest he CITY has
had FOR some time. II is believed he VIII lie
able TO enforce regulations 70 the letter
There VIA Re no lodging as Or Brun-
ner Will have enough men 10 keen him
posted on what - gong on
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
4 GREAT CHANGE.
The Weather Again WinterIiIxe and
Tracing.

All, what an agreeable change In the
weather yesterday. A change that suited
the meat market. Crowds of people came
out in the morning 10 SeIect their Sun
days dinner 1t was so delightful that
many purchasers had their orders de-
ivered yesterday and did not take adj
vantage of Logan's Sunday delivery. a
great many did, however, and this morn
ing Logan's will be in every part of the
city delivering the good things for Sun
days breakfast and dinner
In addition 10 handling the very choic-
est meats that can be procured. Logan
has some specialties which are popular
especially his hams and creamery Butter
inc. These go into every family that
trades with Logan, ana everybody likes
them.
The advantages of trading with Logan
are that you are sure to get pure, pal
atable and wholesome food.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
EXAMINATIONS ARE ON.
Beginning of the End Has Started
With the High school.

With the High school.
The last of the quarterly examinations
have begun in the High School. They
started last Friday, when English gram
mar was the subject. All this week they
viii continue for the graduating class,
but the first and second grades will not
stand their first examination until Friday
They. together with the third class, viii
then be tried on arithmetic.
Tomorrow geometry VIII be the branch
of study in which the third grade viii be
examined. Tuesday it Will be in Latin
Wednesday in literature and spelling. and
Thursday in astronomy Next Monday
the first grade viii be examined In spell
ing and history, and the second grade
will have a try at spelling and rhetoric.
Algebra viii be the subject in both grades
on Tuesday, and Wednesday it will he
Latin in both. Thursday of next week
will finish up the High School examine
lions. On that day The first grade will
be examined in physics.
No further examinations for the High
School graduating class VIII follow that
in arithmetic next Friday. After that
there win be nothing for the pupils 10
do but prepare for the commencement ex-
ercises which will probably be al the
theater the night of June 49, Several of
the graduates will have essays or COM
positions to prepare, and their time will
be needed for that. Songs and other ex-
ercises are TO be prepared, aud the teach
ers will be busy getting the grade ready.
In the graduating class this term there
are between flfty-tive and sixty. AS usual
girls largely predominate. Il is thought
nearly all Of those in the grade will gel
their diplomas. When the examination pa
pers have been gone over and all the
marks for the year averaged up Ii will
be ascertained who will be the honor pu-
pills.
Examinations in the grammar school
also begin next Friday. History will be
the branch in which they will first he
tried. Next Monday the subject will be
grammar, Tuesday it win be geography
Thursday a general review of the ex-
animation questions. Friday win be the
closing day. when diplomas will be award
ed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

HICKS restaurant has made reputa-
tion for serving the best meals in this mar,
OF the world, and each succeeding dav
adas testimony to it. To-day all the good
thinss thinkable will be spread before
you and your friends at Hicks.
J., There wasn't SO much as a juicy berry
IN market last night that wasn't offernS
TO Hicks. and his refusal alone m U,ierG y
possible for others to obtain it Il
p what you eat at his place to-day con,o.
first hand N"S comes
Whether 1t is a steak. or fob
meion-no matter what-Hicks niai, " d
Mhlle you eat say to yourselfHno NJ ~,
IN the confines of this city is destrov vn !, :
The menu to-day will be temptinp
See that you sit at Hieks' Isl. 4.
day.-ad taole TO-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

A. S. Williams, cashier of the City saw
ings Bank, Nashville, Tenn, says:
Prof. j. f. Draughon. president
Draushon's Practical Business Colleges,
Savannah, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Calves
ton and TeXarkana, Tex. has been doing
banking business with us fer many wears
We have found him prompt IN meeting Ms
obligations, fair in his dealings courte-
Gus in his demeanor. and o man Of the
Grey and vim. His success. IN every re-
spect, in conducting a business college ia
remarkable. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Nine Reasons

Why YOu should Attend DrauaboD..
Practical business College, Whic,
VIII Open Monday at Masoni,.
Temple.
First-we win give you course Of in
struction in bookkeeping that is so nsr
cent. better than the course found at am,
other college where our course is mar
taught.
Second-We VIII give you course os
instruction in penmanship Shorthand ava
typewrlting second 10 none. but far sn
perior 10 the course given by many otbsr
colleges. N''4eT
Third-students in all department 20
eeivei instruction in penmanship free nm
sideIed one of the finest penmen. and o 9i7
of the most successful teachers Of III 10
manship IN The United States.
Fourth-We guarantee positions md
certain and reasonable conditions-1--,---1,r
antee in writing-or the student who 49,
the guarantee course may deposit r1f-'7,
for tuition in bank until position is 81.
Fifth-We expend almost as ,,.,
money for securing positions as apv ' oU
business college in the South takes In 'n ne
tuition, and more than many receive ss
tuition. az
Sixth-We know that we receive mora
calls for bookAeepers and stenographers
than any other ten Q0) business coilaeas
in the South combined receives ana NJ
agree 10 purchase $4,000 worth of 80 We
arships in the first business college ~
questions the above statement and ~
them to a charitable institution If -
can moi show that we have received t,-
(l0) times more written application f.
boolSkeeDers and stenographers from, Va
liable firms, during the past two ~ vears
than that school can show that II bs,
received during the past ten Q0) years
Seventh-Our colleges already estab-
lished al Nashville, Tenn, Galveston ara
Texarkana. Tex, respectively are stronst
ly Endorsed by bankers, merchants ana
practical bookkeepers throughout ~
United States. Hence, our schools srjn,,
national reputation, and a diploma frn,gg
either carries weight with it,
Eighth. F. Draughon president 90
our colleges, is the author Of four az tow
books on bookkeeping, and orders for
these books are received, daily, from al
parts of the country. Our text books 1tbet
have the largest sale are purchased most
ly by practical bookkeeDers and NOR
chants and by this means we keen ~
close touch with The commercial nnhic
which assists us, materially, in securinS
positions for our students.
Ninth-There are more than 100 other
reasons why you should attend our COL
lege in preference TO any other Our H.
Illustrated catalogue will explain the rest,
also rates of tuition. etc. Call or send for
one Special rates will be given 10 al
who enter soon. Draughon'a Prscticsi
Business College, Masonic Temple. corner
Whitaker and Liberty streets.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
The Electric Piano and the AeOIian.
Truly Wonderful Inventions Now
ON Exhibition.

Dropping in at the Ludden & Bates
warerooms the other day we were well
coined, entertained. surprised and edited
at an exhibition of the electric piano and
also of the aeclian.
Here are instruments possessing. as il
were, almost human intelligence, produc-
ing under the supervision of any novice
The works of the great master Of MUSIC
oratorios, oyertures. wa,tzes, marches.
exc, songs etc, etc.-while a listener en-
tranced, calculates: Wonderful! Wonder
fus. Wonderfulp' One having no previous
knowledge Of music can sit down and
bring out all the beauties of music like
a true artist. No longer is ii necessary
70 spend years of study and drudgery 10
become an accomplished performer. No
Longer will Il can't play serve as an ex-
cuSe for delaying purchase.
CAL and see these charming instruments
and you will feel amply repaid for the
time ana trouble expended.
Here, also, will be found examples OF
artistic pianoforte making including the
SteinWay, Mathushek, Sterling and Hunt
ington, all of which are Representatives Of
their respective classes and are offered at
factory prices for cash, or on accommo-
dating terms to those who require time
Everybody welcome and a call places
you under no obligation TO purchase Call
and see them.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

The Advantage of Annual Dividends
in Life Insurance over the "Ton-
tines or Deferred Dividend Plan.

tine" or Deferred Dividend pan.
Annual dividends are like the old story
"a bird In the hand is worth two in the
bush" With annual dividends there is no
uncertainty. and whether the dividend be
applied TO reduction or premium, making
the insurance cost less, or the purchase
of additions to the policy, thereby in
creasing the insurance, the policy holder
is sure of what he has got, and 1t cannot
be taken from him nor be eaten up by
future expenses, or in the payment OF
enormous commissions and bonuses TO
agents to induce them to push the ton
tine game The Estimates" of future
"tontine" results are promises to the ear
to be broken to the heart. They are re-
ducihg year by year, and none OF the hg-
ures of surplus to be paid at the END
of the period are as large now as few
years ago. It is poor Judgment TO so luto
business with any one for twenty years,
allow them to handle all the funds, reg
ulate salaries and all other expenditures,
and accept their word as final at the END
of the period as to how much or how little
is coming to YOU That is what you 90
when you take a "Tontine,' or deferred
dividend policy. The commonwealth OF
Massachusetts has enacted laws which
prohibit its companies from doing tom
tine business. When the argument OF size
is brought forward and the beWlidernS
array OF ngureS is dWelt upon TO luuuce
the admiration of the uninitiated, look for
the liabilities. Many a company with
smaller assets is just as strong, has just
as many dollars of assets to Liabilities:
Size is MOI always an indication of
strength. Remember that David slew Go
Hath.
The law of Massachusetts has many
other advantageous features, provides a
guaranteed cash surrender for every year
beginning with the second, stringeutly
regulates the payment of dividends, and
looks well after the safety and stability
Of her companies. The Massachusetts Mu-
tual is the leading Massachusetts COM
pany organized 1851, writes a fair and
square easily understood policy contract,
and enjoys the hearty Endorsement of
every man who is insured in it. We will
take pleasure in sending you complete
data, sample policy, extracts from the
Massachusetts laws and other interesting
literature if you will send your name, age
and address to Harty & Apple, mana
gers for Georgia, III Bay street, east, Sa-
vannah, Ga.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
work ON THE CATHEDRAL.
Contractors Are Now Putting the
Iron work in place

Contractors Miles & Bradt are pushing
work on the Cathedral, which is to be com
pleted by Jan. !. The south wall thai
partially crumb.ed down has been rebuilt
and scaffoldlng has been erected for the
purpose Of doing the outside work
The iron orders and other parts for The
interior OF the building have arrived from
the Carnegie works at Fittsburg ana are
being placed in their positions There is
very little woodwork about the Interior
the desire of the bu ding committee be,
proof as possible
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
SniIor Hnt saIe.

New sailors received at Krouskon's.
The latest fad rough straws, mixed. blue
and white, royal and white, cardinal and
white brown and white, very fine quality,
regular $50 quality Krouskoffs price.
75c. The finest quality rough straw sailor
white Roman plaid bands, something en-
tirely new, regular A.75 quality, Krous-
kotf price SOC; sales of 33c and 4Sc Jumbo
sailors continues.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
A Mora ID Wnrninr.

There are many teas on the market
used for Icing, each represented TO be
just as good as May Blossom. They are
not Like all limitations they are not
blended properly. May Blossom the best
9Oc tea in the world makes delicious
ICED tea. Sold only by the Great Atlantic
anu Pacific Tea Company. iO6 Broughton
street. west Telephone 6l6-ad
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A False Report contr0dio.o,

Editor Morning News-Dear Sir: II hoe
oeen rumorcd that the ordinary of Chat
nam county has ceased to issue mar,.iae,o
licenses on account OF the exhaus1,on 90
our stock Of articles suiled for wedItn..
PIs5SntS. we desire 10 emphatical1v os,'
{Eadiet both reports. His Ionorss soc con- ~
stocR Of 'f fne Wa dsn G9yer 2rger and our
lnehts, cut glass, silverwSre 10, CIIla-
heal af' me me good werk proceed and Ris ene
ents from F steTpb ror June brides and pre-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Leased The Masonic Temple.

Prof. ]. F. DraGghon has leased The 500
ond foor OF the Masonic Temple for a
term of two years there to saw. and
will at once, open a well-equipped bust
ness college. over six hundred studep,,
have been enrolled al Prof. DrauS6 ~ y, s.
business college Nashville, Tenn. AMIN !, .
the past year. BE also has flolirisbinS
Texarkana. Tex. Special rates MI, d ~ hl
given TO al who enter his Savannah c,o3l
iege on, or about the opening. can q t,
once, or send for catalogue-ad. S'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

| am making big run on Anderson.s
Eagle jams at 10c jar This is canit,I
product and you should Try ii. Cbni
chopped pickles, Chill sauce. Eat-veu sa1
ad dressing, mustard horse raddish fiovor
All good and seasonabie. Gail or fons
your order tomorrow and if vim ioiif f
prompt attention. ]. II. II. Enfeirnssn'
fOne 4aS.-ad. ''is''i'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
OH case of Tetter in Toes.

"Crawfordville, Fla: Tetterine is worth
more than its weight in gold to me. One
application cured me of letter in my toes
of seven q years standing. John NJ
Towles." 1t cures all skin diseases. Al
druggists, 80 cents box, or by mail post
paid from J. T. Shupuine, Savannah, Ga.
-ad
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LOST THEIR LITTLE ONE.
Death of Little Regina o'Connor at
Tybee Yesterday.

Tybee Yesterday.
Regina the little eight months old in
FAINT of Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. OConnor.
died yesterday afternoon at Tybee after
an Illness of only two days. Her death
was quite unexpected.
Mr.. and Mrs. o'Connor and their chill
dren were stopping at the Atlantic Club.
The little girl was attacked with conges-
ton of the brain Thursday DR. J. s
Howkins. who was stopping at the Hotel
Tybce was called to attend her She
seemed very much better yesterday morn
Ing, and strong hopes We're entertained for
her recovery. Yesterday afternoon she
suddenly became worse, and died in a
short time.
The body was brought up TO the city
last night. The funeral will take place
from the family residence on Second ave
nue. this afternoon at O'clock AIR and
Mrs. O'Connor have the sympathy Of
many friends in their bereavement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Don't wait to get sick. If you are well
keep well by using Johnson's Tonic The
man that boasted thai he had never boan
sick confessed, after taking a tboroneh
course Of Johnson's Tonic, that he hea
never been well before in his life. John-
sons Tonic is a great builder up of moor
health.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
II Is sreat deal asia 70 keen u0n -

II Is to get well after you are once sta,.
s s0hnsons Tonic vitalizes imnoyer, ~ :,
DIooa, II gives a splendid annette ''9 81 !,
the ideal medicine for our sou1bern II u, IS
mate II you feel all let down hrs ~ Gil IN.
on bottle Of Johnson's Tonic. N .'Cg up
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Ne,v Midsummer MrIlinerr.

Italian feghorns NeaDolitan hats, fancy
white braid hats. rough sailors, and ele-
CANT trimmed leghorns and rough straw
hats for the sea shore and summer out
ings in ribbons, white taffetas. ribbons
Liberty satin ribbons, MORA ribbons chit
ions, mousseline de sol. can be found at
hrouskoff's, all az prices lower than can
De bought elsewhere. Krouskoff' Sad.
valuable hints given on preparing Tet-
iey's Tea in basement of jackson & Metz
ger & Co.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Mems rough and ready straw hats with
blue and black silk bands, matters
ask SLIGO for this style. are being soi5
az 69c in clothing department at Ieopo'J
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Eeduced Rates to Tybee ON Family
Excursion DAYS.

Entil further notice the Central Rar-
way viii sell at Savannah, on Frilave
and Wednesdays round trip tickets ~
Tybee for % cents. These tickets vii
be good only on date Of sale. Six trains
each way week days. Seven each wav
on Sundays.-ad. way
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

one-pound loaf. baked Of the best
-four, under my personal supervision.
Jno. Derst. ProprIetor.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
swell Dress IIats for T,o,a

r nt pr.ees as'onishingly low. Patterns eon
r ,,,lgvo,,i', ], wear. worth $1,000 SAFE ~
Wor. Ky "A M S5'oo Handsome trimmed 10 %
Krouskoff'ys sa,9 piice $500 lo-morfow va U.s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Tetley's iced Tea demonstration in base
ment Of Jackson Metzser & Co. Ladies
are invited.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

iel'ey iced Tea demonstraf H.,
are invited.-ad - ~ Ladies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Valuable hints given on preparing Tet-
ley's Tea in basement of jackson & Metz
ger & Co.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Given away free, sample glass of Tet-
leys Tea. in basement of jackson, Metzger
& Co.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Given away free, sample glass of Tet-
ley Tea, in basement of jackson, Mitzger
& Co.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

jackson Metzger & Co. are serving Tet-
ley's iced Tea in their basement-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
uas 20 digest your food; no dinner table
mould be without st.-aa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

McGarvey Continually sees old Man
Hawkins by His Side.

HNNItihs by HIS Side.
Tom McGarvey who killed George Haw-
kins in q drunken quarrel last Thursday.
mas fully recovered from his debauch in
which he killed his old companion ana
friend. He is confined in his cell and is in
a pitiable condition from the effects of
drink or, more, che lack of IT, He Is
continually haunted by his victim.
Mars, Hawkins, wife OF she murdered vic.
I'm 81 McGarvey, says that her husband
ing man, she says NE was moi thai oYv II.
me scale OF life The habits of both rna,,
Mete WEI enough known on the east sice
q surprise ~ HiHNh OF