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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.

FOR THE WEST.
New York South Ferry CWhtshan ,h 2; -
Leave Liberty minutes later ,,.
'Daily. fExcept sunday. -. q, % - -
and 'l2i0 night 49,. 10. Az
PITTSBCRG. '4.30 a. m diberty street oni'' No.
p cT!NcrNN4rf. ST LOUIS. 'e5s a 's5' n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. ,...
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE fI55, 's.ooo- lS11insrs
eli Is a m Diner. tl25 p. DINER, - - 'Dinsss
'255 C'Royal Limited" exclusively PulmaA r. r1,s
s465 CDaer, 1855 p. N. DINER ana '4-A' "'sN-
NORFOLK 4l265 p. m ..,..
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light 49,, -
0rices Ils l72 26l. 49, 1884 Broadway = unios y
W r0T Bovery " Y 500 Fulton St, $50 Grahen avs.
p,ootivn. whitehall Terminal and Liberty st. Baggage
chsckeS from hotel OF residence 20 ces:Hacon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
10 y. -oce,n.s 1ano0 haps.
, 7, UVU bAYS,
OF Brazil coffee Is SIS follows:

CoTTON-Thers were lively times a. the Cotton EX-
change The market developed decided increase IN ne
vav y speculative interest and prices ADVANCED sha
A. one tine futures selling at an advance OF Ig
The opened hrrn the hrst can oeEah
A. an advance point and finished az a rise OF poS
SUBSEQUENT business increased the gain rapd!y ne m
movement due 10 the favorable character o. ne To-
IGN cables and confusing yet generally oulsh PuI-
pm OF crop accounts From private cables i Was
-ned that English sentiment reflected much concern on
~ part OF the through fears that me tue sIa-
~ he cotton crop u his country had been nsrvP-
resented and buying orders also became ac9r
r-5av's advance. There were feW perCds OF Aql'-
6scn which caused partial reactions Generally SPEAK
ir however TIE mar6et strong with some e1-
r4-aoa u bulliah Government report al noon tono-
rcv. Sentiment Change became Very ou4lsh as 'he
session. advanced largely accunulsting reports u
vs. fr.ifv STEADY al 110i3 points net advance Con
4rafa importance attached q the details OF the
last weekly rep the Department Of Agriculture re
gs-4-z the conditions the last week with sec-
crr an suffering crouth reported fr Norm CaroA
diversified conditions including badly needed rains
e. assle shedding and general rust In south caro-
TIA Improvement hut shedding and rusting sun re
Georgia continuance Of rust ana shedding
fo- Florida. general rust free shedding and heavy rain
Alabama. and shedding iOf MIS-
sss.r suffering from drouh. heat. shedding ana prem
stg- opening parts % louisiana general neet OF ram
r MANY parts Texas with plants reported 70 De shel
crg ar forn young hollis IN many loeaileS ahd
PROSPECTS, not favorable per last report except 'f
The Northwest portion Arkansas doing Well except IN
sou,tueq- where rains badly needed
The range prices in the local market 70 day
t0ll9~s>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
LEhiGfk ' LEY.

~ ctlee1s
ffrrlA T. =. Lsfrtf
c-:IlDdt or pesorosses
r1ay escep srrasv Sa.dav orly. Other trains
Adv sradsy lesyss - s-ldA. leaves Els Sunday
Jag -.GOAN Iycs. tO- EAs o.
.1-s1 .Ve =. ICr 7. +aLO NLAgAisA TAILS ano
IVES, ~ pacipa ocs coma Psr.oF aLd D!nioe Cas Goa
35 - 90 Noon "ENAcH DIAMOND ~
psEsSH iSaGoues usn 70 IL Void United . ,eanns
&C go hg win through eepers
70 Detr6it aad Ca.e4sc. D!r,ls az se-yg . carte
80 ~ OIP - Pr fix IS 3hREE, SCRANTON
t.335 los P. c5s 3raaes r. a-4 Z tsrnedate pona
..i.55 J.l5F 81. L0eAlfte FLLCE Cht Nh.
40 s. aOP. Lcca. fJs s.AUCH CHUNK.
I'D a Il. P. " Lpca. IS p-ets for LASTON.
.5i5 vi. f)SP.S For .iuCRlO end points West Through
seeSing' cars 10 Chicago and Eor0no. -
s3.55 s.OOPN Exp as ;or BUFFALO and TORONTO
None but Sleeping tar passengers carried. - - . -
.fO.oa 1 d. 3OP n For ITHACA, ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
@,t- % chicago
so PLAfNFiELD and Boz No BROOK locals, daily except
sunI,v slDl A. % - g. = TO- 3D. 'c5 and So
Tic tets and Pullman cdaton AZ S 3d. go SIS ~ end
square West. rs Columbus Ave,
ss Fulton Court = 8 Riwy snd Annex station. Brooklyn
Z Transfr GO VII fr cheek baggage from hotel OF
residence through 10 ccstilAtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
Railroads.
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
III ",1o AID.



STATIONS zoo, OF WEST TwENTY-THRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT sTkEHIs
fSThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIsndt Streets IT. five minutes later thN.
that given below for Tweuty-third strest
Station, except where otherwise noted.
7so NJ FAST MAIL 70 Two Ss iss0 gn.'ss
Cars New York 70 Pittsoqrs sleepins S~
acsso No cS s e ftssa5s and Cleveland
s ss 4 FA FEIa Ish tfE6
conpsrtnsns Sleeping Dining sSo Ta,ae sna cDe,nss
ssiipsaPMs da Tl,St k = L s LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Cia cinenna'D. Indianapolis e"''As'
s.5S r. N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. JH
7.5o r. II. soUTHwEsrE;RN ExPREss.--FOr Pits
burg Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville lndi~hA'"'"'
7ss rAdEIc ExPREss-5ESsr rls,sSSrs . .D%
eheaso Fer Knoxville daily via see s-ss 'Aii''
MA aND ane Bas, ssDs
points wSAisHfiSSrsoSS>' ' AND ID THE seuTH:
7 SIS s2s 1910 CDesbrosses Stree: 70 10 cortianas
sss' 1917 aos cs ~ cd2 f5s Street 49,
ass % Is "Gonsressoral Lam - all P@ror End Dinns
i2l0 ngh: sunday s25 92s iGS (pining p Car,
sad Dining cars, 4.2s Dining carr as Dining car
s6uTHEEN RAILw1Y'-EIrress 255. AS ?. N. iaio
AfL IL fT coAsf r sS rs m arr SIS
s5E 55 SSx ONO G4 :. gay
AE ss:E ~ 5..s. Stree. Is : os::
Nesubued Train. Bure, Parlor Cars Passenger Coach.
and Combined Coach
CAPE MAY.-l255 n. weekdays.
For points on New York 4Ad Long Branch Railroad re1
West Iwenty-thiri street station; sS a n. nla
l.lo Saturdays only. 2 . 255' % 40 $40 $50
z m SUNDAYS IS, 3 m. - n from PES
orosses street,, 800. 500 q. m, 20 I'D SATURDAY
eaiy). $50 3le SO 42c $40 100 >. sunday AZ
Sd s45 a m. 5i5 3 0roL Cortiandt street 90.
900 a. H.. 1870 D Saturdays only). go, 3os. . IS
AZ 5lb. 100 ,. r. Sundays. s-l5 80 a m. o-iS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ca Deshrossss Cortlsndt Streets 500. I2S. IS
s2' S5S. % 80 IS penna. Limited 10 10 Desbrcssts
s:re.t 10 10 Cortlandt i0l5 Dining Car. 1898
ao s1 9; fa sEeet us 2 55S 42s as Dinss
Carr 465 (D.ring Carr. 555 DINING carr, 15, s.c5
p m, L 10 night. Sundays. $40. % SIS. e3. e65
Limited. 955. 10 So Dining carr a n. l2.b2 LIS
Dining Carr 255. 355. 3 Dining Carr 46 Dining
Carr 5'55 Dining Carr. 755. SOS p. M. i2lO night
Ticket offices Nos 461 e44 1888 1884 III ans 26 BROAD
way Aston House: West Twenty-thlrt Street Staons
OF Desb-osses ana Cortlandt Streets
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. % Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn. Staten Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company viii call Got
and check baggage hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephone 9i4-lsth Street" for Pennsylvania Ranroaa
Cab service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOp
General Manager General pass'r Agsne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATSKILL

70 al POINTS OF CATsKtLL 4o-NIAlN' ~. Cats "a.
NEW TANII.F.s VILE RAILWAYS making Greet .rt
n-c:ilns vim New York Central trains leaving az s.
- 81 and l. and with Nca so-E- trains leaving 81 1''
~ a,yar nav
,lsO Direct corneoticns VIII the HUDSON '4'e' Do'
Boats and the c. skill E.en.cf Line
ie4IgoI - ~. - New York Central
leaving AZ ? & pA-Y ] pIT;; SH Fs n.s
tx.sd.t,S-s srS esu-or ~ 10y 4 reaching ~ Hee!
[1atsfskiI MoVutan Hcl la.rel = lss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Trains arrive at snd depart from Grand Central stAro
y. FDaIIFI tA.rUL q 2 : !.
HARLEM DIVISION

Saturdays only. sDaiy except Satlr.3ys ana SunoAyA
HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ and 355 p. NJ Dolly. except sunday. u
Pittsfeld; sundays only az 20 a ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pirtsch Light -.
Ticket Offices at il3 eG Alb ana l-i6 10y -
Tos,H e. ard isSth 81 stations New York 33s and 72s
ruiton ST. and iO4 Broadway E. D. Brooklyn
Tsianhone 1880 Thirty-eighth Street. for New fors
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel o.
residence BY Westcott Express Company
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
Gurroqate's Notices.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the grace Of God free and independent
70 the heirs al law Of kin II whose
and places 1f residence unknown, Of Laura Roome
deceased SEND GREETING;
Whereas John l. Drummond, Of the County Of
New York has lately applied 70 the Surrogates Court
OF our County New York 70 have certain instruments
In writing relating both real and personal property
NJ aura Roone late Of the County u New York. de-
ceased Therefore you each II cited appear
bef.re the Surrogate OF County % New York az his
o+rre IN The County of New 0rk. the llth day 4
Seneuber one thousand eight hundred and nnety-nlne
az half mast o'clock the forenoon OF that day then
and here u attend the probate OF the said asst VIII and
AID such u you as are hereby cited under
49, Of tweuty-one years. required 70 appear by
your guardian II you or II you have none 70
appear and apply FOR 70 be appointed. or In the
event Of your neglect failure 70 DO s.. guardian
viii 1e appointed by the Surrogate 20 represent and act
l'I IN Testimony whereof We have caused OF
The surrogates Court Of the said County OF New York
10 be hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon James ". Varnum, Surrogate Of our
-. said County 81 New York at said County.
l. S the 18th sday Of July, IN the year OF our
''''t'''.-' Lord thousand eight hundred and
ninety-nins. J. FAIRFAA NeLAUGHl-IN.
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
CWIILIM & MEYERS,
Attorneys for Executors.
No $50 Nassau St. y. 7. city.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n al their Uptown ONCE, No l242 Broadway
% door north 3istst until O'Clock p n; ADVERTISE
uents the following branch oes AZ feBulAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

used before by bull element without much
for the doveTnnent report due ThursaSy after
s sST. and II did not require much to get the
west points. 800 cars las, Wednesday and
that rs .sc3ee our mR. later as bu. cosad
reports claiming that spring wheat thrashng returns were
the market these dispatches were really 10 di1eren
rom weekly Government returns, which noted some IN
Nebraska and Iowa although hndne the general sprns
extensive connections in the Yves, and Nothwesi H. re-
Ply to an inquiry from here said that their thrashing
heretofore existed regard the Government repor:
that beyond having general idea Of slightly lower
opinion on the subject uIt Cay when 4 Was aroused
by @ report inunatns That me conSitoh msa. 10
yield Of 2is 100000 bush suggested compared with
evening up OF accounts among traders who had
sisted the earlier advance and sent prices 10 the hghes
change at seaboard points although more active
:aso and the interior There were export order. The
former point about nc under the market and St Louis
Southern Illinois Tennessee and Kentucky. A; al
board points only L loads were reported tor export
markets ynssangeq 70 20 Pon!a We With weeshsI ssn
red 75Sc spot: No Northern Duluth 767.c spot, nom
b 5h No o N 20 s4re pu ~ rsa is va
CoRN-The general situation in corr was much ne same
y country osrjnxs prevousy noted cash demand every
excellent being only restrained by exceedingly
high premiums CieArahces aggregated $4,000 bush,
nd snow o AZ posb sai bean s9e ~
slight decline in condition from last m9n nl CT2S s
and Nebraska. where the plant was ssA to Be curling
% wa. Quoted eeva,or s sF delivered and 5
ahoat.. OATs-In sympathy with other markets oats
s q a 6 s wt by 9?'y ~ au s9a 20
White 2so; 10 white sc; track mixed 2sq2sis
Market easy; No western 58s.c o b ahoat: No 2
Western. 59a5sAc spot; State rye. Hc I New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug a.-spring wheat trn: 10 ! Nor,0e5,'
sn1t 757&c. No Northern. Z rose winter
es-,-rs corn quiet but strong. No yel.oW &C. y" .
,-Il,T 39L @. No 2 corn SGhc: Nc cora So S 9s
~ X utite Csc. 40 white. -: No Nh!te -.
~ - a5Lc. No mixed PC. Farley good 70
$50 IA AlT43c: new Ohio 40Q4lc: feed barl-y Ssc
bl Rye No .. on track. DC Canal ''es"'
Flour Quiet . ...s. ~. .
Cincinnati Aug eTlsa- Gs:t $50 ga ' oats hrner
y --,vAa 90 Rye quiet: No 2 5sc LsIi s' ss !.
~ 16esb is Bulk ileais firm 81 80 Bacon Arn e -
Whskev quiet 81 &c. Butter stesey' oNH@t '''' 7e
quier &c Cheese firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
DELAWARE, lAckAWAAxA & WESTERN
NEW york, ONTARIO & WESTERN ny

earlier Franklin ST.;
E.-S A. M.-Day Express for all stations 10 osxeeo.
( I'D Connections FOR Lakes Mohonk Mnnewas.a
q ki4mesha. PariOr
ola 4. M-1oaniain Express 70 Esenville. I1berty
l, mite Lake. Faror -
I nn r. VI. Saturdays ony)-stations to rilsnv,r.
lsUU Rockand. Lake kiamesha ana White iaks'
Oh J.. M.--Nestihule Limited Stations 20 Eqt.,,,,
OLE RocSand. Lakes Mohonk MlnDewasLa 49, ~,
nl.sha. and White Lake. Parlar ears MA
ls1S T.. VI. Franklin 81 5.4S p MT. a.
O.1O Siailyl stops az Mtdletown, Liberty l. Msns-
Walton Norwich; Oneida. oswesO, Niagara Faiis ~.
Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car seats fres1 thros
TICK cts AND PARI.oR CAR SEATS AT ~, A.,
way, ~ Y. Y Transfer Ca ahsc. o. s-oal-
from residence 10 destinstoa. ~ '~~s seSxaSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

Santos-CoIee market Quiet
sod average santos 5000 receipts 8e" oSge STOCK;
g 0o0 VauhurE-C1ffee market opened unch geo al
90 y m prices advanced Z pig, sales 2"0 bags.
Fsvre-Conee market opened steady. az franc aa acf
:. 10 p, prices we're unchanged, at ? H. STEADY, =
ssnc higher: closed 14G% franc net higher total sales
rqG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
ooo>oUUU~I~~N~o- NNorO.o~oryDo0~0cNoN"
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

uLU ihL us lie ~ TIE"
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty ST.
1 and ,I S2a's soa sis' ferry Gao whitehall ST.,
i've ringtes earlier that given below for Liberty
g. except " Trans ' isSvs foo, Of Liberty St.
Ea:toa Re,hfsem A.'S"n nsgsn cqaS 40
EES Sto A. Il. 100. $50. sos, P. N. .oo 49,,
T ~ P e. 5aHaS2. an5 Saa''n 'oO
Rsa 81 and R.d aa5;6grs e s9 80 sbS
saan ~, az g. ss1 3d. so 55S ac so g
H'adins' : NJ ALL o R1AdIL ROUTE.
ri Ny oG '. 5s!ar5s s1.'oTs rs ssS
F:r i4ts%oo4 Tens Eiyst ana BaTEesat .4:sO $50
A NJ $780, so sAN + ~ HOOK 5GisAYRf oTTE: =
4qS; % az so 'ssna e. sos S SO p '2
For Lakewood. Toms River. and BaFnesa' 4so A NJ.
For rsrticu'ar1 see time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
From toOt OF Liberty 81 "
go Dining Car 30 goo Royal ns Blue sd hns. HSS
t G% d. 500 600 dining carr P b. l2:l5 may Az
citionaI trains for Philadel2n.a week days 80 s3
( r. r. 90. 20 200 tSV p " Il '''' WV
w Essf snd Rs liz ca ss '' a. e. f'f e
r ss 5 West 1853 E Es. I la3H
Wiiliams5ur- The New York Transfer Co wiz can tof
sne baggage from hotels or residences - -'''A
'Fton Liberty 81. oaly.
tErom sogts EFrryy s:s.;;;;r
from south ferry at e:io p. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

SPOT cotton was quiet with quotations l-6c higher. on
ne tass n Ga Tor mddns Upland ena esc for mid
dlre C.'f as c-rrpare1 With 16c and JIG respect
iyely Wear AGO Total sales 100 bales were or con
sumption SPOT cotton N southern markets middllns
Quoted special dispatches 70 our lN-
eaa1;e us f56ws Nev-Oreans firm. l%-l6c 1ltc
hgter Mobile nom nal 1I-16c. Savannah steady c
Char,esJ1 quet and nominal: Wilmington steady, orc,
N0rfc' steady &C. l-l6c higher. Baltimore nominal ..,
Memphis steady. 5SSc Augusta steady, 64c ST LOUIS
nm, ; f2-15c lie higher
the export movement follows -.,-.-.
IT,, e4 796
Ti,e - .A,- - '''-''' OoO p 9554
Thus y ,sis eta. 4s5sl) 7e6559 2s29 los
Pc ir,er today,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

Cash ouofafIons were as f1l0ws F.our qllet, ~ o
spring wheat 81 a6sc 40 red. 7oGio1e: NO sS5n
s2Gg34c. No yellow corn, 33c No 2 oats u u
No p white c4He. No white 22G24c; No rye, SO
40 barley s39iOc. No / naxseea @'e iyar
81 OiQtl OF prifn4 timothy seed. 81 fopS- - = .s
contract grade 50 sOese IS mess pork Per %, sss
A. % lard 100 Il, IS o. = ass 20 sholt TVS
toosa, a. spfS5 iB dry saed shoulders toox-n ~
sae short clear sides bored). IS 85qS 81 whsGey az
unchangcI on the Produce Exchange to-day the ba,ter
market firm; egeemsr1es. lSa gls aair'es 4-e'"
Cheese nrm 99i0c Eggs firm; fresh, l2no
Duluth AES s.-WheAt-No ! hard cash go ue
TO~c, 1Oac; No Northrrh .Ahh
saAe; September eshc December e9A1e. No Northern
o5 4e No spring e2kc bid.
Muwauk.. Aug s,-wheat-Firmsr. No North
srn TInc, No. Northern, roc. Rys-Highsr; No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

A DvERTTsFMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
n received their Uptown once. No l242 Broadway
"a door Of 3st-st urtu O'Clock p n acyertse-
uens received the following branch otces az regular
once until oclock .. r. VIZ; "a stn-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

Receipts ports and interior points to-day CON-
p@rec Vith the same DAY last week and last year
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
TO WE'D.

Cards are out for the marriage
of Prof. Harry Emmett Woodside
and Miss Anna Belle Patterson,
to occur Thurs day evening, Nov.
10th, 1899, at half past eight o'clk
in the M. Il. Church, Savannah.
Prof. WOodside is associate prin-
cipal of the WOodside- Patterson
School, at this place, and is a
young man of noble worth and
scholarly attainments. The to-be
bride, is tho eldest daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Il. d. Patterson,
and besides her beauty Of person,
sweet disposition and intellectual
sttainments, in the social realm
there are none more popular. In
the church, Sunday School and
Epworth League meetings, where
ever her influence for good may
be felt, she is always present. 10
every respect Miss Patterson is a
pure type of Southern woman.
hood, and the Courier in advance
of their nuptials, congratulates
Prof. Woodside upon the prize he
is soon to win. The marriage will
be an elegant affair,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
WALKERS.

Mr.. Sam Shelby has sold some
of his beef cattle to MIR. Edgar
Cherry.
j. NJ. Koonce has the largest
and best lot of full.blOoded PO-
land China hogs in this part Of
the county.
Mr.. Jeff Ross is having improve
ments made on his dwelling. Mr..
Sandy Walker has had three ve-
randas put 10 his house.
Ross church has secured the
services of Rev. Mr.. Craigg, of
Shiloh, Ky, for half his time next
year, the other half to be given to
the g. p Church in Savannah.
Marshall Barnhll. who has been
working on a levy below Dyers'
burg, writes that he will be at
home in few days.
W. B. Austin, of Lowryville
Elmer Tucker, of Nixon; Charlie
Brown, of Wiloughby; and Frank
Holt, of Ross school district, en-
tered school here last week.
Also Bertha Proctor, of Nixon
Marvin Patterson, Harve Hinklt
and George Alexander, of Olive
Hill. have entered school since
the above.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
Gus Thomas,
And Three Other
Noted COnvicts
Make Their Escape.

The Nashville American of No
vember 3rd, says:
SOUS Thomas, Frank Mitchell,
George Lawrence and j. j. John
son, notorious cOnvicts, made
good their escape from the new
penilentiary last evening about
dark.
The manner in which the pris.
oners secured their liberty was
unique. y The prisoners were
first missed at roll call after sup.
per had been served. A vigorous
search search was at once instiga.
ted. 1t was found the men had
escaped by means OF hot air
conduit which led from the pow.
er.house to the cellar of the CEN
tral building. They had first bro
ken into the ''locker" of the engi.
neer at the power.house and Sc.
cured bunch of keys. After en-
tering the conduit they traversed
it for a distance of about 225 feet,
the tunnel being filed with heat
ed air. The air is Cypress.
i've and cannot be endured for
any length of time. When the
prisoners had reached a point un.
derneath the central building they
broke through the wall Of the
conduit and we're then in cellar
in which a condensation pump is
located. With the keys belong
ing 80 the engineer they unlocked
the door leading from the cellar
of the central bull ling to the
basement cf the administration
building and then egress was easy
to the grounds outside of the
building.
Later: Report says Thomas has
been re-caplured.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated
by John Oliver, of Philadelphia,
as follows: 81 was in an awful con,
dition. My skin was almost vel
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and sides
no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Then ] was advis-
ed to use Electric Bitters; to my
great joy, the first bottle made a
decided improvement. ! contin-
ned their use for three weeks, and
am now a well man. know they
robbed the grave Of another vic
tim." No one should fail to try
them. Only 50c., guaranteed at
j. X. Barlow's drug store.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
lOOK TO YOUR
OWN III ] ERES i.

If YOU want fall and winter SHOES, i'm
all sizes and all kinds, call and see my New
and complete line, Of which l will make to
your interest.
Iagain call your attention to the line OF
Pants carry, and the money you save by
buying from me. few moments of your
time spent looking at my goods might save
you as much money as you would make in
day or two, doing something else.
Ladies, 1 want to say this to you, you
would save many ugly looks to your hus-
band if you would only buy your DRESS
GOODS from me and not spend so much of
his money The profit you pay, Extra, to
other merchants more than would ask of
you would buy you a new dress in one week.
In conclusion want to say this, carry the
largest and most complete line of Groceries
in town, and they say you can not sell them
unless you have them, which is fact They
also say sell them low and they are bound to
go. This know is fact as do it. So come
and see if what tell you isn't true and&con-
vince your self,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
HamiltOn-BrOWn
Shoes Speak For
Themselves.
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AT one time Last Saturday af-
ternoon, it looked like the nam.
moth stock Of Hamilton. Brown
Shoes handled by Baker Bros.
was going to be sold out before
the rising of another sun. The
sales were being made so rapidly
and without the least hesitation
from the purchaser that custom
ers from other houses we're curl.
GUS to know how we could sell
them so quickly. We only had to
pause long enough to tell them
Hamilton. Brown Shoes speak for
themselves.
We have a Fresh, New Stock
of these Shoes ON hand-NO old
stock goods. We can make it to
your interest to purchase from us.
Yours Truly,
BAKER BROS.