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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
GEORGIA. AND o
VI Q FLORIDA.

Foley and Frank Carroll. q Oakland who
ieft on Monday evening fer Havana. They
WIZ Sis8t different points on the Is ard
ana see the situation fer themselves. They
expect % b. 90. mon IA or more.
Tampa Times Thursday: Col. j. B. Bel
finger arrived this morning from savan-
non and will spend several days here with
ms assistant Capt. r. l.. Brown. inspect
lng government properly. IL is stated thaI
a great deal Of torres here. the buildings
timber etc, viii be sold at auction. Col
Belliuger has been granted "A well-fieserv-
20 vacation OF two moaths. dating from
the lft proX. He win spend the time with
his family in the Adroadacks.
Madison Recorder: A good raw that was
enacted by the Icgsla lure was that res
trioting the eiiies and towns in tie stale in
granting public franch ses. II fixes the
limit 10 thirty years whereas prior TO its
passage own could graut perpetual
franchise. TIE tr,nd Of the best thought
now seems TO lie chat ali public uulites
should be owned ami controlled by the
immortality In which they are operated,
SO that The public gene ally may get he
benefit of what would otherwise 90 into
the pockets of individuals.
Bradford County Telegraph: starkes
prospects of securing the Gunner rail-
road are Frightening every day. The first
survey Of lhe road Wiz be made by S.arke
ana Il Is nos at al improbable that this
survey viii be adopted as the permanent
opmenls shaf prove 10 the Cummers the
advisaoilityy Of leaving S,arke off OF their
line, we VIII still have the consolation Of
knowing that their road has added imlet-
US 10 the trade of Bradford county as
they VIE certainly bu.ld through some por-
ton of the county.
Oeala Baptist Witness: AS Judge w s.
Jennings Of Brooksville, is being urged by
the people and press Of The state 10 make
the race for Governor. We deem il highly
proper for us TO inform our readers as 10
ms moral and intellectual fitness for the
nigh and responsible Office. He Is about a.
years old and first cousin TO the famous
". j.. Bryan. He served acceptaby as
Judge Of HernaQdO county GOr a term Of
years He represented his county IN the
Florida Legislature in 1895 and was elected
speaker Of the House by a large majotily
tors for Florida during the late presiden-
ual campaign and led the ticket lie was
elected by acclamation as president of the
state democratic convention, which con-
Vened IN Orlando last August, and pre-
sldeq over that distinguished body with
marked skill and ability. He was one of
the unfortunate bondsmen of eX-State
treasurer Q. 3. Collins, and The very mo-
ment his share OF the liability was def
nltely fixed he voluntarily paid every cent
OF IL. If all men had the same keen sense
every Dond would be gilt-elge and the
term straw bond" would soon become OBJ
soiete. RE IS a man OF broad culture and
exceedingly klnI and affable in disposi-
Qon lie IS recognized as one of the ablest
lawyers in the stale lie is a deacon in
the Baptist Church, ard a deyout. con-
man for Governor of Florida than Judge
JENNINGS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

Bob Futch wos captured in Alechua
county, florida, last week while plough
ing. and lodged IN jail az Monticello. He
is charged with killing his brother a lit
Gle over year ago
Citrus County Chronicle: The appoint
ment Of Hon Samuel Paseo to be mem
her of the Nicaraguan canal commission
win be gratifying 10 the people of Flor
ida and satisfactory TO the country at
large.
Contracts have been let for the cutting
of 10000 feet Of lumber for the new phos-
phate plant 10 be erected at McCuloen
creek, near Barlow. This plant win he
bui.t at once and WIZ employ about 100
men.
one Of The new laws enacted by the leg
islature requires that all hotels in Florida
exceeding two stories in hight shah be
fHrnisted with fire ESCAPES in each lodging
room. except on ground floors on or
before the first day of October next,
Gainesville Sun: Thirty-one. cars OF wa
terme.ons passed through Gainesville
Wednesday over the Plant system IN
stead Of only nine, as reported IN The Sun
yesterday. Two Of these cars were srg m
ms Guy, and two more went forward from
good
Many Of Orange county's citizens are
looking toward Cuba as a place to make
g, future home number have already
conc aud others are preparing 10 go, and
yet oihefa are going 10 prospect and
eiiiehs tne latter are James Sadlet, Daniel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
WOMAN, BEAUTY and HEAL TIL
HOW TO OBTAIN 1T.
BY ABBO.

our remarks. Please permit US. for a few
moments 70 talk TO you Familiarity. person.
ally We begin by asking II you; as a
woman your heart sWels with toudest
hopes, your breast flied with sweetest
dreams Of = future, fragrant With happi-
ness. have thought of it; that nothing
awaits you but the vision of faded pros
poets. the pang of dying hopes the rend-
ing Of sweetest ties, unless yOh can by
some means cali back the departed Vigor
of your body, end as consequence the
rose Of health O your cheeks, the Subim-
lily Of -Womanhood to your breastt the dlVln-
itv of outline to your farm. Health and
beauty go hand in hand. They are the
two graces that cannot b. torn from each
others company, whose merry voices are
always mingled in beautiful, sparkling
First of all above an YOU want back
your health, the lost vigOr of your body.
and with this will come rejoicing over
yOlr new found beauty. Have you ever
thought of the significance, the power of
beauty? We are not talking about its
mel anhysical aspects. We care not
whether il be objective or subjective It
Is with the fact Of beauty enhancing ia
it's charms omnipOtent, almost, in its
power We are dealing, don't m!sunder-
stand us. We don't mean beautiful cos
tunes beautiful frills and bangs. beaut-
ful touches liehts and shades OF paint
and powder We are talking to you about
the beautiful woman the emblem of ma
lures grandest triumph, he brightest star
in all the ornament of creation. Her
throne is power her kingdom the heart
of man Here she rules supreme, she mas,
only 10 sneak, and il is done to command
and Il stands fast What an enviable
this what more could woman desire than
to be able 70 call forth and hold forever in
the spell of her power, the noblest quality
of man. his affections. and thus crown his
and her own life with happiness and use
fitness.
This can he done by the healthy woman
only. In the beauty of her face, her fig
ure, her min lies the secret of this power
so potent the guarantee of all wen being;
your health Is going or gone and with il
your beauty. This robs you of your right
arm. Of mower. your hope of a haDpy and
useful life. You realize this 10 be your
desOlate estate and are wondering in pa
thetie silence, baptized with saddest tears
Of regret, what 10 do. To-day we bring
10 you relief, we extend the magic
wand with which you can cali back tovour
| body the thrills of a new life, the bless
ing of vigorous health. the enchanting
glories of your womanhood. and bid you
take from the willows your harp and at
tune it 20 notes of gladdest joy Of sweet
est song.
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GAINESVILLE oHAUTAUquA.
EIaborate Programme Arranged-AIr.
Bryan to Speak ON July 3.

Gainesville, Ga, June lion Monday.
has been engaged by the Chautauqua di-
ISOLATION begins its third session. ana il
IS confidently believed that this will be the
greatest assembly ever he'd in Georgia.
The opening day will be largely In hon
or OF the secret orders of the city, county
and state. The odd Fellows, Masons.
Knights of Pythlas, Red Men and other
organizations win form is line on the
square and march to the auditorium In
their rear VIII come the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Gainesville, city fire department and
citizens in carriages. Three military bands
have been engaged for this day ana 81 Is
estimated that che procession viii be at
least one mile long. Hon. John b. Coca
win Of At4anta, viii address the lodges
and VIII be followed by Judge r. b. Rus
sell OF Atlanta.
some Of The best talent in The county
has been engaged by the chautauqua di-
fect0Ts. Among musicians win be the
Macon Ladies trio, Mrs, Aurora Stalnngs.
soprano; Miss julia Goodall, mezzo so
prano; Mrs. Elizabeth Glover, pianist. Mrs.
Hope Polhhl, contralto; the Apollo Male
Quartette Of Cleveland, O.; Edwin Al.
Shonert, the great pianist: Miss Leila
Wheeler Of Kentucky vocalist; Mrs Annie
$. Cochran, accompanies, and host of
Georgia musicians, who win he here 10 as
siat in tie organ zatlon Of a state musical
association. Pref. Van Hoose has organ-
ized chorus of 100 of our best voices and
chs, music on sunday, July ?, and Juiy ..
and Cards orchestra of Macon have also
been engaged.
Among The lecturers are Rev. Tom Dixon
on July and 6; Henry Watterson, July s:
Wellington Vandiver OF Alabama, june
27-2S; Rev A. A. Marshall, June 2S-29;Cov.
Gambler, Senator A. S, Clay aud others on
July L. Farmers Day, Saturday July /.
VIII be one of the most Interesting of the
session. Speeches on new methods of ag-
riculture win be made by Hon. c. H. Ior-
dan of the Journal; Or. II. c. White Alb
ems, and Hon l.. +. Livingston of Cow
ington; Hon. J. Pope Brown and Others.
The list Of lecturers IS not yet complete.
July will be Governors day, and Gov.
Gambler and his staff, with many OF
Georgias most prominent public men. are
expected 10 be present.
Wednesday, July >. a Georgia musical
association will be formed under the aus
pieces of the Georgia Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs Thursday July g. viii be
field day OF the federation Addresses
will be made by Mrs. w. b. Lowe Mrs i
women. During the first week Of Chau-
tauqua the Hail County Teachers Insti-
tute will be IN session under direction of
Prof. j. 5. stuart and other prominent lee
turers Gainesville is full OF enthusiasm
over her great Chautauqua, and visitors
for the session are already coming in
The Chautauqua directors have heard
ed an invitation 90 al 1.-The secret orders Of
the neighboring cities to come and join in
our great celebration Of June 26
The chautauqua directors have heard
have been corresponding for some time
and he has consented 20 address thespeo-
pie Of Georgia az Gainesville 30n July a
Mr.. BRYAN VIII be given an ovation
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

IT is not given to all women to possess
perfect beauty of both face and form, but
the woman does not live who can afford
TO be less than the very pinnacle OF that
which the possibilities within herself viii
make her. We assume that you are hot
ali that you would like TO be- that there
are nights OF imagery in the way of per
lection Of charms to which your eyes have
longingly turned, but which you felt were
above and beyond your physical ability to
ever reach; happy is that woman who feels
within herself that she possesses all that
can be given to a perfect physical struc
ture, thrice happy is she who unites with
the unalloyed blessing of perfect health
and glorious gift of beauty, whose radiant
face and sparkling eyes are but the jew
eled crown Of a divinity in form that
make stronge men stremble in admiration.
and sir the souls Of artists. Vigorous
youth, beauty and strength Of manhood
and womanhood, have ceased to exist,
save as sweet memories in the minds Of
our fathers and mothers. Instead of
robust man Of a generation ago, titanic in
his strength, we have to-day a patched
up piece Of anatomy, lamenting a ca
tarrhal head, an liberated throat and alb
sent lung, a wasted stomach and enfee-
bled heart; and for the blooming maiden
of half century ago, with her rose-hued
check, sparkling eyes, developed figure
what have We to-day? Go into the
streets public gatherings our homes and
read the answer Decline. physical de-
generation is the monster we must face at
every step How sad is this! Beyond
the circle of men it is not so. The birds
each day fill the air with their wonted mu-
sic, plume themselves over and over again
with their normal beauty; the beasts OF
the fields run their cycies of time, stranger
to creptitude, to unseemly bodies; the earth
maintains her ravishiug beauty moves on
in her. resistless sweep, filling space with
the harmony of her music, the fragrance
OF her fields and flowers. How dlnerent
wit hwomen and men of to-day. Their
song is the low wall of distress. Instead
of beauty and strength, ever and anon,
putting on fresh beauty and strength the
relentless destroyer is failing energy on
down and still down to a complete loss OF
every element that inspires the joy Of liv-
ing. Thus far we have been general IN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
POLITICS IN GEORGIA.

Columbus Ledger The fact that Clark
Howell has announced his intention to
run for the state Senate is equivalent to
election.
Darien Gazette: Three years is a good
long time TO make pans for the guberna-
toriai succession. Lets wait until Gov.
Candler gets started on his second term
before fitting his shoes on some one else
Cherokee Advance: It is surmised by
some politically wise prophets that ex-
Gov. Northen will contest with United
States Senator Steve Clay when the lat
ters term In the Senate expires These
prophets are unkind enough 70 hint. too,
that Gov. Norten's recent speech in Bos-
ton on the negro question iynching5 etc,
had that race in view more than the real
good il might do u the settlement of the
race question Be that as II may, Gov
Northen delivered fine speech, express
siVe' of right thoughts and good ideas.
but Steve Clay and his friends will be on
deck when the contest comes off for sem
ator four years hence, let the fight be with
and between whom IL may.
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WANTED TO BE AN INVENTOR
NAN who Made "a Queer Agreemen.
But Was Never Heard From
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

when passions have cooled down. the trrtb
ABOUT the operations Of the Fiftb 60,
WIZ be known. And nothing win bostan
mat day more materially than The rary,ot
uatlon of the battle lines to the eaet 80
ms city mute testimonials to the roso,I
tuue ana brilliancy of an American victer,,
whose significance the personal aniroositias,
ana. overhasty judgments of the hour have
gone much too far to obscure. nave
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Savannah, Ga, June 10, 1899.
Messrs. SIOat Bros. CO.,

Savannah, Ga.
Gentlemen;
For several months ] have suffer-
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the testimonial of Maj. Varnedoe. ,
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where Air Is the Thickest.

in paper contributed TO THE Trans
actions Of The British Institute of Proven,
tive Incidence" il is stated that. even In
a suburb, the dust particles number some
2lUgq per cubic centimeier i'm the open air.
and AGO in a quiet room; while in the civ
me totals per cubic cenUmeter were 100
900 when taken from a roof, 100000 IN n
court, and about 10000 In a room, in 9th
er words, The air of the square mile Is 900
per. cent. thicker than in the suburbs
which is In accord with the general exper-
fence that togs are both more dense ana
more frequent over the center than in Inc
outskirts. But what is especially inter-
esting IN this remarkable paper is the
statement that. though dust is the great
carrier Of micro-oreanisms there Is only
one Of these per SS000 600 Of dust atoms
rms being so, II is calculated that man
could live in the metropolis for seventy
microbes into his system from The air or
about che same number as ne drinks In
half a pint OF unboiled milk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

way Co, q Bryan street, Savannah,
Ca, Southern Bank Building.
Question blanks and free booklet upon
application. Hours: 9 to p. 2 to and to
.. Sundays, 10 to J.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.
POPULAR SUMMER RESORT.

Dalton, Georgia, Is now one of The rnost
popular summer resorts in North Georgia-
Climate delightful, scenery superb. beauti-
full drive, good livery Hotel Dalton ia
the home of the resort seeker. ELEGANTLY
built electric bells. elevator, telephone.
hot and cold baths on each floor. Special
rates TO families. Further information
given by d. L. DEBTOR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

hudson Harmon. who was Attorney
General in Mr. Cleveland's cabinet. is a
candidate for vacant judgeship In Gin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
CAP.oN SPRINGS AND BATHS

Also superior iron water. This well
known mountain resort viii be open June
!. Air pure, cool and dry. Water unrival-
ed in curative properties. Table unexcell-
ed. For rates, pamphlets. etc. write to
W. H. SALE. Proprietor,
Capon Springs, West Virginia.
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STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAuF NAV n

Directly facing the ocean. Largest and
most spacious on the coast. Elegantly
equipped and appointed. Grand piazza !,
mile long. Morgans Orchestra of IS
pieces. Convenient to golf links. H. M.
CAKE. Also Hotel Normandle. WASH
ington. D. c.
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SUMMER VISITORS TO ASHE-
vile, N. c., can have superior board at
reasonable rates, at 1853 Chestnut street,
near street car line. House well elevated
and thoroughly remodeled. No consump-
tivea; children full price. Mrs. A. P.
IaBarbe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED, AT
my country place in the mountains. c.
D. Howell, Jonathan, Haywood county,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18

BOARDERS WANTED AT ROCKY
Bottom farm. For information, write W..
G. Davidson. TurnervilIe. Ga.
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Defenses of the Harbor.

For harbor defense the Morro's useful
ness ceased nearly century ago. and the
Spaniards with a fine sense of fitness
mounted here only the anuquated French
bronze pieces which had found their way
TO Cuba during the wars of the French
and spanish alliance. These beautiful can
non, with their sculptured arms and
French and Latin inscriptions. now lie
harmless on the hiulf, from which their
Quaker thunders were directed at ADM
raj SIMPSONS blockading fleet The only
real defenses of the entrance, as every one
knows now, were the Socapa batteries, on
the western cliff, The two guns on Punta
Gorda-a mile nside-and the channel
mines. NO harbor cousd have suited Ger
vera's squadron less for purposes Of ref
uge, and the student of naval strategy
VIII perhaps always wonder why he did
not venture TO make originally for Glen
fuegos. where all the resources Of Havana
could have been drawn on TO resist the
American land or naval attack
The bnttleiields of san Juan and Eel Can
ey divide attendon,of course with the Nor
TO as Santiago's show sights Good military
roads, the fruits of nine months OF Amer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-14

-. a, war and our ally, England,
.,r. what are we 10 do against
Iuon enemy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-14

Chief Bueler Fred Taylor, OF Co. G.,
Firs, Idaho Volunteers, died At San
Francisco on the llth, inst, and his re-
mains will be brought to Blsckioot Tor
burial. Ii is doubly sad that he should
have died after the hardships Of the
Manila campaign, after he had faced
the dangers OF recro.sing the deep,
and when almost in sigh, OF home.
Due notice will be given Of the time
Of the funeral. II 10 not known def
nitcly when the remains will reach Po-
catello, possibly Saturday afternoon or
Sunday, and the day following will be
the day for the funeral. II is under.
stood that the members OF Co. G now in
Poca,ello will escort the remains ic
Blackfoot snd have charge OF the
funeral ceremonies.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-14

Blackfoot was never SO lovely - 1t
was Ia its snowy beauty Thursday morn
ing. All Wednesday evening and mig ht,
the beautiful snow WAS falling as softly
~ fell the dew on Mt. Herman, and the
leafy trees and shrubs bowed their
branches under the weight OF the neecy
fakes like . lovely maiden bows her
head for the benedlction ut confirma-
tion services.
No artist can picture the scene OF the
groves and lawns that morning, and no
rtereoscopic views can portray the
beauty hid behind the bridal veil OF
snow thrown over the green and golden
tiuted leaves. He who paints the rain
bow, who gives tint and fragrance 70
the rose, and beauty TO the modest
primrose by the rivers brink, He and
He alone is the master painter for such
q scene.