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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-24
MARKETS HAVE NO CHANGES.
aosrED FIRM AND STEADY AT FRI
DAYS QUOTATIONS.

limits of Cotton for Spot Business
Continues Light, and Improve
inf May Not Come Until COM
,.xion of Foreign Situation Is
,hauned-NnvaI Stores Firm and
r,cbanged-LOcaI and TeleEraphic
MARKETS.
savannah, Sept. 23.--For the first time
4, weeks the markets closed to-day with
s.t anv changes, other than an improve
,, in tone. While cotton was steady
Unchanged quota tons, there was
.,,r.ed falling off in spot sales, which
-,rora1v indicates the lack of offerings
q, nre-ent. AS has been stated, this short
ace is due to the heavy interior buying,
,,.tiob results in absorbing much OF the
cotton that would otherwise be handled
,,o.1lv Factors and exporters are alike
effected by this interior absorption, but
,5e farmer finds no room for complaint
Much interest is felt locally in the out
come of the present situation, which may
,ot he changed until the eyes of Euro
mean spinners are opened to the fact that
cotton is commanding better prices than
they believed II WOufl OItll exporters
are placed in position to compete with
interior buyers, and the local receipts for
spot business are increased by higher
nrjces. or otherwise, the situation may not
be materially changed
Additional strength was shown in naval
stores to-day and particularly in spirits,
which ruled firm a 47c bid 1t was no,
understood that any sales were made at
this figure, as factors evidently held to
the belief that there are evidences of an
improvements The demand continues to
he good, which reasonably insures fac
tors against a decline. Light sales were
no exception to the rule to-day. however.
as there is genrally suspense when bid
urice is posted. Rosin ruled firm at UNI
changed quotations, with good business
doing
Receipts in the produce line have been
rather small for the past few days, and
the usual task of Saturday unloading dill
not give dealers any anxiety. The whole
sale branches did a fairly good business.
Changes were noted in sugar and coffee.
The following resume of the different mar
kets viii show the tone and quotations at
the close to-day
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Sept. 23.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, increase, $26SS. $50;
loans, decrease, SIT, SGT, 500; specie, decrease.
81 ,25S, 400; legal tender, decrease, $1,2n,600;
deposits, decrease, 500 793, 900; circulation.
increase, SS5,9O0.
The banks now hold 81, 963, 700 in excess
of legal requirements.
New York, Sept. 23.-Money on call cas-
Ter at 3 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, 424055 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills, @.S5l4Q4.S5l2 for demand, aud at
S4.SlAG4.82 for sixty days; posted rates,
81. S3Gt4 S3j2Q4 S6lAq4 81; commercial bills,
$4S0l244S 81. Silver certificates, 5Slad59lac;
bar silver $3.50; Mexican dollars, 47l5c.
State bonds inactive; railroad bonds
strong; government bonds easier.
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COTTON MADE FIRM START.
Prices lower on Near Months and
Higher ON Distant Months

Prices Lower on Near Months and
Higher ON Distant Months.
New York, seet. 23.-The cotton market
made a firm start with prices > to 3 points
lower in the near months, under disap-
pointing cables Cater attributed to man
lpuiation from this side. while The distant
months showed a rise of to points on
very heavy buying from all sources
Throughout TIE morning trading was
very heaVy and excitement fever heal.
front taking at times depressed the mar
ket, but the reaction was inevitable, as a
steady stream Of buying orders poured in
from the South aud abroad. Wall street
brokers executed a number of large buy
ing orders, said 10 be for the account of
strong houses. The chief incentive Of The
DUH faction was the small crop movement.
reports that spot cotton in Tie South was
rapidly advancing in undated demand
from exporters aided in supporting the
market here. Shorts were KEEP in a nerv-
Gus state from the opening 10 the close by
bad crop news and talk of cents couon
from the bun crowd
The market for futures closed firm with
the prices net 10 6 points higher
New YORK, Sept %, nOOn.-COtton flu
lures opened firm; October, 6.22c Novem>
ber SIZE December, 6,35c; January 6.43c;
FEBRUARY, Cole; March, 6.56c; April, $3.50;
Nav, 6.64c; June, 6.65c; july, 6.65c; August,
6.66c.
/ p. Motion futures closed firm; Sep
TENDER, 6.27c; October, 629c; November.
6.SSc; December, 6.42c; January, 6.47c; Feb
ruary, 650c; March, 655c; April $3.50;
May, 6.61c; June, 6.63c; July, 6.65c; August,
6.66c
New Orleans, Sept. 23.-Cotton futures
closed firm; September, 6.1Oc. bid; October,
-TTH
Der, 6.l5g6.l6c; January, 6.1906. 20c; Feb
ruary, 6. 23d6 24c; March 6.27G6 25c April
6.9JQ6.52c; May, 6.S4q6 .35c; June, 6.57Q
$3.50
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025lsc; No white 25lsc; No. 3 white. 2i7.
H-oc; No. rye, J6aiN51ltc; No. . barley.
4iai0c; No. flax seed SLIP; prime timothy
seed, $40. mess pork. per bareI. SS.I5fi
SD lard, per 100 pounds. $5I7 sH5.32ia
short ribs sides Ooosel. s5.e5D5.i0; dry snlt-
ed shoulders (hoNeb. 6n6sc; short clear
sdes thoxed), $5.551555; whisky, disiilers'
finished goods, per gallons. N.22: sugar.
cut loaf, 5.S3c; granu,stod, 5.3lc.
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FINANCIAL.
Market steady.

Noney-Market steady.
ForJgn Exchange-Market weak. The
c,Ilow'ug are the Savannah quotations:
commercial demand, S4S4' Sixty days.
3, eojL. ninety days. S479; francs, Paris
srd How're. sixty days. 5.2j; Swiss, sixty
G,vs 5sJ,: marks, sixty days, 80 lis;
nirety days. 9} 5-lo
Domestic Exchange-steady; banks ore
buving at 4 per cent discoun, and sell
Ing as follows: Amouts up 10 SIS, 10
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Sept. 23.-The spot demand
for drv goods to-day was quiet in all de-
nartments. but mail orders were good for
most lines of cotton goods. No changes
in quotation, but the week closes with
expectations of further advances, partic-
ularly in bIeached cottons. Prints are
Quiet throughout; ginghams firm. Cotton
warns in good demand, tone strong and
prices moving upward. Worsted yarns
also selling well, with an advancing ten
dencv; lutte yarns scarce and strong
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AUSTIN r.. NIYREs.

S.S4a3.S5d buyers; October-November. 33s
45-54d buyers; November-D December, 3S2d
buyers; December-January. S.3IG3.S2d buy
ersi January-February, 3.3lG33zd buyers;
teoruary- March, S32d sellers; March
April, S.S2q3.55d buyers; April-NIay. S.33a
buyers; May-June, 3.33G3S4d buyers,
June-J uly, 5.54d buyers; July-August, 3Si
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GRAIN, PROvIsIOxs. ETC.

New York Sept. %. Flour quiet. but
steady; winter patents, SO .606I3.SO Rye
flour steady good TO fair, So 1898. 30. Buck
wheat -four ST. 5062.e0. Buckwheat steady,
55d65c. Corn meal quiet; yellow Western.
75@76c. Rye firm; No. ?, e5, Barley firm;
feeding, 4l0t42c; mailing, 46d5Oc. Barley
NAL steady, Western, 55d65c.
Wheat-Spot weak: No. 2 red 754c OPP
tons opened easy with prices unchanged
IN The face of higher cables. Later the
market gave way under local liquidation
In the absence of outside support and de-
cined 1a@tsc, closing weak at the lowest
point, the decline being assisted by larger
receipts in the northwest and disappoint-
ing export demand for cash wheat; May
closed, 1850; September, z4c; December,
1870.
Corn-Spot steady; No. 2, 4lc; OPTIONS
opened quiet, unchanged. but declined IA
nc under realizing in sympathy with the
decline IN wheat, and following predictions
in let up in the recent great export move
mont. closed easy lbdhc net decline: May
closed, &c., September closed, 3)Hc; Deem
Der closed, $3.50.
Oats-Firm; No. 2, 28c options quiet and
steady.
Beef firm; family SO 50d11 50. Beef hams
25.5J626. 80. Cut meats steady; picked bel
los, 59i@7lac picked shoulders. 6a6Ac;
picked hams, 8aid10c.
Lard steady; Western steamed. 5.65c; re-
fined quier
Pork firm; mess, $9.OOa9.5o; SO 25au rs;
family, 81 .50n12.C0.
Butter quiet and steady; Western cream
cry, 17d23c: state dairy, 21n2lc
Cheese steady; large white. i0Ac.
EGGS steady; state and Pennsylvania 100
zoe; Western fresh ing AIDED, Bale.
Petroleum strong; refined New York.
$3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81. Is;
do In bulk, SG.2j
Resin dun; strained common TO good H.c5
Gl.27ia.
Turpent.ne quiet 5OG5O1kc.
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra, 42sG0
7Ac; Japan, 4An52sc.
Cotton seed oil quiet, but firm; prime
crude rominal; prime summer yellow, 26fD
&c; butter grades, 29H30c.
Potatoes steady; cabbage steady
Coffee Cpt'ors opered quiet, unchanged
TO points lower under Disappointing ca
bles, heavier receips aud Increase in
American visible. Ruled sluggish and fea-
tureless throughout the ssion. Shorts
were restrained by large warehouse move
ments; Clostd steady unchanged TO points
lover; sales, 1880 bags, including Octob r.
4i0e; December, 4.40c: spot Rio duh and
easy; No. invoice, 7-l6c; No 7 jobbing,
15-16c; mild quiet; Cordova, 624@11Ac
Sugar, raw quiet and barely steady; fair
refining, bite; csntrifugals, 9j-test,
5-16c: molasses sugar, 3 9-l6c: refined
puiNt ain Dp""Ny AhSu'u - . i-IoIb BidHu-
lated, 3-l6c.
WHEAT WEAK AT A DECLINE.
Chicago. Sept. 23-Wheat to-day was
weak from beginning to finish of the short
session. and closed NC decline for Deem
Der and 1izc for September. The support
the market received on account of the fail
ure of a big bear firm Thursday had
ceased, and an inclination to realize de-
veloped.
Corn closed he ,oUer for Decep,her no
cember oats lost &c September in both
markets was steadier. Provisions closed
2laNl0c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follou.s.
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Daily Movements at Other Ports
ston-Firm; middling 81; net re-
ceipts, S,517; gross, S,517; sales, 2lS; STOCK
GS,35l.
New Orleans-Quiet, steady; middling,
81; net receipts. 9S19; gross, 9,Sl9; sales
1900; stock, 1853. 992
Moblle-Steady; middiing, 6; net re-
ceipts, $50; gross, 337; sales, 500; stock
1885,
Charleston-Firm; middIng, 6; net re-
ceipts, 1904; gross, 1904; stock, 2o,56i
Wilmington-Firm; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, 1888; gross, 4,9SS; stock, 24,297.
Norfolk-F'irm; mddling, 63s net re
ceipts, 2,0SS; gross, 2,0SS sales 1S5; stock,
co347.
Baitimore-Nominal; middling, SIS; stock,
1858.
New York-Quiet; midding 69s; net re
ceipts, none; gross, 1898; sales, 109l' stock,
15SS5l
Boston-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
cepts 254; gross. 254
Philadelphia-Firm; middhng, SIS; net
receipts, SO; gross, so; stock, CLOS.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm; mddllng, SIS; net re-
2o762
Memphis-Firm; middling, 6i4; net re-
c. pts, 1881; gross, S,O76; sales, 1900; stock
st. Louis-Firm; middling, 81; net re-
.Seipts, 5l7; gross, 1,716; sales, 70; stock,
Cncinnat-Quiet, steady middung, 81;
hct receipts, 1907; gross. 1,207; stock, $500.
iiouston-Steady; middling. 62s; net re-
$685.
Louisville-Quiet; middhng. 6A.
exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To the contqent, Gil;
coastWse, 2!5.
Mobile-Coastwise 100.
S3Vannah-To the continent, $500
'harieston-To Great Britain, S,572; con-
u1ent, 6702
New York-To Great Britain. OS9.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports t--.s
"'ay-Fo Great Britain, SIZE; TO the con-
Nnont, 1905
Iolal foreign exports from all ports this
i inns week-TO Great Britain, S572; TO
'.e continent 1926.
."'dl foreign exports since Sept. I. 1899
~ 40 Great Britain, 1874; to France 80
", 20 the continent, 13).S1S
e.pool. Sept 2}.-Cotton Spot mod
.o'e demand; prices 1-16d higher; Amer-
~! @3llng fair, nc; good middlnG,
~ 5,lod' middling, ll-l6d; low middlda,
~ sooI ordinary, 5-16d; ordinary, 3l5 u.
ct'iHe sales of the day were 1000 bales OF
'u'ch 300 were for speculation and eX-
ia qua included $500 American; recc pit,
,a.,. "ules' ai American. Futures opened
A~-| qua Closed Irregular and unse ted
lean midGling, low middlins clause,
e''ioef' 5.2cd bid; S4ptemDor-Octo5er,
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THE SEPTEMBER 10th
NUMBER INCLUDES

1.-THE Science Of Honey Making"
"Yourg r1en In Wall Street"
Speculation VS.. Investment.
"Carnegie's Road to Wealth. -
chow $50 Made $500"
Forecasts on the rlarket."
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The GERMANIA BANK

SAVANNAH, Ga.
Capital .$zOO.OOO
Du0lNl0ed ssss-sssss.s mummy vVsvVS
This bank offers its services to corpora
tons merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, eo<
minlstrator, 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
Safely Boxes for rent
HENRY BLUM, President
/. b. TIEDEMAN. Vice President.
JOHN NJ. HOGAN, Cashier.
WAITED = LOGAN Aee't Cashiey
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New York stock L.

New York Stock List.
Atchison .-...... 2}A4 SO. Pacific ..... SSt.
Atchison pref. 639s So. Railway go. 70
q. q Ohio ...... 507s So. Ry pref 90. 52I.
Can. Pacific zee. 92l4 Tex. X Pacific . 1875.
Can. South. see. SO Union Pacific ... 45
Cen. Pacific 600. ssh L. Pacific pref 767s
{. d ono ..-.... Pa Wabash ......... rs
en-. G. W. ..... 14ia Wabash pref . -
Chi, b. a .. .l3lls. w. q l.. II. ....l2
Chi-, i. y l.. 90. liSt w. X l.. r. ID
Chi, 1. x l.. pref ............ 81
pref ............ 4ils Wis Central .... II
Chi. & E H. e.. slls Adams Ex. .....1li
IN q NV. ....16Sls Am. Express III
Chi" R. L. x United states so
Pacific ......... 1879 Wells Fargo ...lso
-. & {. 4 ST. Am. Cot Oil 90. a
l. ;..'..-....... 55as Am.Cot. or pref. 90
y 81. Sou hern e.. 8 Am. Mating .... ISL
Col. So. Isl pref. a Am. Mali orar ~
Col Sod pref l5I. Am. SIN. & Rfg. IS
Del d Hudson 1928 Am. SIN. x RIG.
Del, l.. * Wis., pref SSs
Den. n Il. G.. 2ls4 Amer Spirits &C.. 81
Den a r. G. Am. Spirits pref 80
pref ............ 1912 Am. Steel Hoop. Az
Ere .............. 1874 Am. 5. H. pref So
Erie lst pref ... S6A Am. S. & W.. 5l5
Ct. Nor. pref ..163 Am. 5. & w.
Hook. Coal ...... 1875 pref ........ 9si
Heck. Valley 60. 20 Am Tin Plate RI,
H. Central ..."1lSl1 Am. r. P. pref S5s
IOWA central 1874 Am. Tobacco ....12ll
Ia Cen. pref 90. 56at Am. T5b. pref .Il5
n. - /. @. ia Ana. M.ung Co. 52i
l.. r. * W. Is BROOKLYN r. r S0i
L. f. a We ~ H. 81
PREF ............ 1879 Cont. Tobacco g.. e,
Lake Shore mp Cont. Tob nref 93
l.. x \ 70 ,Fe5er,I stes1 .n
Manhattan L. ..l09I Fed. Steel pref 79i
Me- s.. nv 9oa con I,f..,r!1 10 -
1eA' central o.. t4ss Glucos, Sugar e.. 81
Ainn, & ST L.. ule. Glu. Sus. pref les
49, D. L. lhti. Paper .... PSI
Nj p,.it,,'''''-' ~ me- ape! pref =
N g. o. 800 - I- -l ''Cy GAS &C.. 90
lTo 4 e. n, ,'''' 80 80 .Satr h!scult -. 45'
W." {" - la N2lL BIS pref. $751;
,,-.e - .Sil,r"aI Lead 255
n Zen 40, 40 Td,i. Lead pref.ll0
n Y "a 80 So ,I''', a. S'vel - Sl'
n & W, ''''''S,,i "a Gee pref 70
" a W trar ecs NJ. 80 , 90
- p '''l '' o534 NOT Amer .... l29
\ p,. ,'''' 80. fdoHls coast =. A
Ont e. W, ''' - az ~ ist pref -
o.. r. & $50 I97sl Pc, "a pref. OF Of,
q r g. n - - 80 q ny N-aI ''.' to'
I5l1''.,-i,- ~. pc 10 1NUpie Gas ...ll05
Raa5 no anna ''iSi = issSeu oteel T. %
Read IL nref -5iIp,,H Plsl,''' ~
Read 81 nraf 99iE a. Oai ''4'S
r. G. We 81 80 %-1 St q r. " l. ''''''
r. G.. w. nref S1a-iSI,ssr 80
st. l., & 8 II II ~ - - ,'''''it -,
81. l., A. $ r ~ ~ 9 q IRON '''li17
pref "a ~ 9 i'e'.nsi de 10
St L. & s p M < pnbho, 80. ,S7
I'd nraG osa ~ ~ . huoper =. 4S,
81 T. .''''''' 994 ~ -; . Ruo' pref.ll4.
ST. L. sw nrcf 3is. Pen,,i,,,- 'loH . 81 o.,
st. Paul .-. 19S do r,r'e = q D. 90
ST. Paul pref lis p @ O g. 81 20
81 p & on 19i - - q S''L' %
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Sea Island Cotton-The market is easy.
There were sales of 1,4A bales last
week. The abnormaly large receipts has
enabled buyers to hammer down the mar
KEEL there being decline in all grades
which are now quoted. The market has
not been helped by very large sales Fol-
lowing are the quotations on grades be-
ing received at present:
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

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Don't Take Chanccs.

Donot uido with your morning cup
Of coffee. You require something to
assist you during the long uuiuterrupt
ed day Of work if you are to accomplish
anything worth doing. We cannot too
strongly urge our readers, If they are in
the least Discontinued with the coffee
they are using, to give single trial to
Lion Coffee. From personal experience
we know it is one Of the best brands of
coffee ever placed on the market at low
cost Its price is within the reach Of
all 1t is absolutely plre, and a single
pound Of it will make forty cups In
buying it be sure and get the genuine
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on the wrapper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

Several months ago the victorious
Americans had the routed Philippines
altered in the mountains Of Lnzon
and the war was practically over But
somehow the routed rebels have d re
markable facility in concentrating their
forces and keeping up a fierce warfare
ia the suburbs OF Manila The hesvi-
est battles Of the war have been fought
around Manila this week. even the
American navy was attacked and the
end seems to be as fan off as ever. The
soldiers are, no doubt, doing good fight
ing bat the whole conduct Of the war
should be changed and that is where
the government atfaul. The Philip
pinos are a brave and war-like people
and just as full Of the spirit Of ipdepen-
dence and love Of their country rs we
Americans are of our country and they
may never Ia subjugatei
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Bfazelia Items.


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~, = ~ ,.;5 PIT F., ,.;s;,
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to have them back.
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sba I'm ~. ,i,. b,r.a If bs rs-,nts
Mr. and Ms r r. We'll. ann ,yiIl re-
main mill fall After thar s-a willie.
cote AZ her new home known az mart
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

The piping Tor he air compressor has
arrived and it win be put to work in
few days
Mrs. Dr Perry is reported on the sick
list this week MT howeve. Of a serious
character we hope
We ave three caut 1ates each for
Justice of the Peace and Constable
There v +. hsa lively time among the
beat Officers.
O1r school is now in a safe condition,
We have secured the service of Prof,
MrCIeskev. who two years ago closed a
very euace-sfpl term at this place.
Prof Nee graduated at the High
School at Houston and has just taken
the medal at oxford He is no expert
ment with us an5 we can now put ur
thouIders to the wheel aud move for-
ward We have material here TO bnld
up first class school, besides boarding
patronage that we could secure by max
ing the proper effort, Arouse your,
selves. citizens and come to the front
AMI with McClesky at the helm we will
have such school here as never before.
our people have the means to support
frs class school and we only need
unite effort
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Pine Grove Items.

Things are lovely ONT ae-a and people
arc enjoying the best O, health There
aaTe been some chill. a-a.al. but they
have been mastered leaving d. nothing
but every day affair 70 ba,r.aw5th.
Previous 70 TIL. week the farmers
were needing rsi1 70 make their crop.
grow 51t the who face q nature has
been greatly improved since tho timely
rains and now we are looking for a lit
IT, more than the luck of "a lousy calf
Oats are not 80 good The writer has
been trying TO cradle come. but be had
a very trying time aud it wa. q Job he
was glad 70 get through with.
Bey. J. 81. Hall was rha guest Of 0.
G. and J. P Lee las. week It gives
me pleasure 70 say this worthy Young
minister mas the confidence and esteem.
not only Of his congregation but Of the
community at large
Mr.. W P. Minor passed through our
little village last week We were Glad
to have him call and wish him much
success, as we think him worthy NJ tbe
Office be aspires to.
4 large party Of peasure.seekers from
Mashulayille and neighborbo0d came
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17
MORE BAD COIN.
Found Near the Beatty Boys Home
in Alabama.


Tuscaloosa Ala. June l4,-Unitel
States Deputy Marshal James Richard
son has made another important find near
the Beatty h5mestsaliu Pickeus county
While making vigorous search for eyi.
dence be suddenly ran across S42g Of
spurious coin near the homes Of the
Beatty
Mr. Richardson also found a complete
set ettype and Unnecessary inks used
in raising aili ola low denomination
t3s hlgLaroue One piece Of the coin
found has been plated With gold. tie
balance was in twe1ass. cast from type
metal
The Beatty boy. tits said, hal gone
into the cauut-rtatilg busice.. On a
large sa.e ana bad established a-=z-
BIZ. all around the country to which
they were t. furnish the goods a-5l
r4. cent # the face value Gays the lie.
port
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

Are you dull and stupid Do you
miss the snap, vim and energy that was
once yours You need few doses of
that great system regulator, PRIcKIY
ASH blTrERs, For reviving strength
and energy, increasing the capacity Of
the body for work, it is remedy of the
highest order. Sold by NJ M Warren
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17
SCOTS
EMULSION

1t is very palatable and easily
digested. If you will take plenty
Of fresh air, and exercise, and
SC0TT'S EMULSION steadily,
there is very little doubt about
your recovery.
There are hypophosphites in 1t;
they give strength and tone UP the
nervous system while the cod-liver
oil feeds and nourishes.
soc. and si.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT d BOVINE, Chemists, Nsw York.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

During Summer we are liable to stom
ach and bowel troubles, such as Diar
rhoea, Collie, Cramps etc, for which
Dr. M, A, Simmons Liver Medicine is
highly recommended.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-06-17

Insure your health ia PRICKLY ASH
biITERs' 1t regulates the system. pro-
notes good appetite, sound sleep and
cheerful spirits, Sold by NJ NJ Warren.