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Reduces Telegraph Tolls.

Topeka, Kan. Jan. 4.-Both branches of
the legislature to-day passed the bill re-
ducing telegraph rates. The bill will go
to the governor tomorrow for his sigma
ture. The bill reduces the charge of day
commercial messages of 10 words from %
to Is cents and other tolls in proportion
Day press rates are reduced from u to d
of a cent per word and night press rates
from 4 to 70 of a cent per word. These
rates apply to all points within the state.
The measure also places telegraph COM
panies within the jurisdiction of the court
of visitation. recently created to regulate
railroad traffic
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05
ROOsEVELT'S MESSAGE.
Suggests Reorganization of the National
Guard.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 4.-The state leg
islature convened to-day. In both as
sembly and senate the republican eau
Gus nominees We're elected. Fred Dixon
of Chautauqua county was mada
speaker of the assembly. T. E. ELS
worth of Niagara county was elected
temporary chairman. Governor Roosa-
Velt's message opens with reference to
the alacrity with which New York re-
sponded to the call for volunteers to
engage in the war with Spain. The
governor continued:
The people of New York wish it I'M
derstood that they look at all American
questions of foreign policy from a ma
tional standpoint. The tropical islands
we have taken must neither be allowed
to lapse into anarchy nor to return un-
der the sway of tyranny. War is a
grim thing at best but the war through
which We have passed has left us not
merely the memories Of victory won on
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Killed IN a PriZefirht.

New York Jan. 4.-George Tyler,
young man "a years of age, was killed in
an impromptu nrizefght tonight in Jer-
sey City by Thomas Foley young man
about % years old. The two men had an
unsatisfactory bout few days ago and
decided to settle it Tonight. In the first
round Foley landed a right swing on the
point of Tyler's jaw. Tyler dropped and
after being counted out was taken to
hospital, where he was pronounced dead
His neck was broken.
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Et tn. Brute.

Lamont, Iowa, Jan. 4.-The Moni branch
of the Josephite church of Latter Day
Saints, in its regular annual session,
adopted a resolution censuring Congress-
man-elect Roberts of Utah as "a vio-
lator of law and practically polygamist,"
and Directing to his being seated in con-
sress. The resolution was carried by
vote of II to Ii regardless of the advice
of Apostle Wight of the Utah mission, on
the ground that no evidence had been
submitted that Roberts is a violator of
law
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even they, who are accustomed all their
lives to suffering and pain, were great
ly affected.
After the death Coroner Julien was
notified and he took charge of the body,
which was sent to Richards undertake
ing rooms. An inquest will be held
there this evening. County Attorner
Connolly has not decided as yet
whether the proceedings against James
J. Neary, who gave Murray his death
wound, will be through justice court
or whether the information will be filed
direct in the district court.
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policy must be abandoned in favor of the
weltpolink. No nation pretending to be
great power can hope to maintain it's po-
sition with land forces alone. The sud-
den and startling appearance of the
United States in the political arena de-
mands that Germany should make fresh
exertions. Weakness now would be po-
litical crime" The article will certainly
attract great attention
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05

Beautiful Parasitic handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
MiSsoula or Great Falls
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05

London, Jan. 5.-The DauY Chronicle
this morning refers editorially in words
of warmest welcome to the expected COM
ing of Joseph H. Choate as United States
ambassador to Great Britain, describing
him as thoroughly representing all ele-
ments in America"
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4 Terrible Fall.

London, Jan. 5.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says: A man
named Boynton, who is trying to travel
around the earth without money, met
with a terrible fall into chasm while en-
tering France by night through the Pyr-
enees. He was seriously injured"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05

Beautiful Paris-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in adj
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
MissOula or Great Falls.
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MRS. cRuiksHAnk OBJECTS.
Would Stop the Entry of the Verdict Ex-
culpating Her Husband.

cuipatihS her HuSDanu.
From the New York Sun.
A jury in the supreme court in Brook
Ign a couple of months ago brought in
a verdict exculpating all the parties
who had been involved in alleged i'm
proprieties in the suit of Maud B.
Cruikshank against Dr. William ].
Cruikshank for an absolute divorce
There were 10 questions of fact sub
mitted to the jury, and to all but one
the answer was No" and to that the
answer was Not proven" This find
ing was changed to NO with the ap-
parent consent of the jury by Justice
Johnson.
Counsel for Mrs Cruikshank moved
before Justice Ward yesterday for a
stay of entry of judgment on the
ground that the trial judge had not the
right to change the original finding of
the jury. Counsel for DR.. Cruikshank
said in opposition that he had affidavits
from all the jurymen saying that they
had agreed in the jury room that if
the answer Not proven" did not suit
the court, they would change it to
No"
Justice Ward reserved decision,
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Forces Europe's Hand.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-The Kreuz Zeitung, in an
article understood to be inspired by the
German foreign office, says: Europe is
on the threshold of a new era. The old
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05
1t Is Tnennstitutional.

Salem, Mass, Jan. 1.-The indetermin-
ate sentence act, SO called, was declared
to he unconstitutional by the supreme
court to-day.
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Boys Sweaters

IS Wool Sweaters, in tan, navy and
black, heavy weight derby ribbed.
laced and closed collars, sizes 26 to
"a inches, regular s1.O0 and $1.o5
values ...;.......... Only 75c each
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Calendars

We are closing out all our new Calen-
dars for 1899. Many here are exceed
ingly choice and pretty. .............
75c and $I.oo kinds for soc
4oc and soc kinds for 25c
zoc and z5c kinds for I5c
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05

Speaks for Itself.
thine will tell, you know
''Yes, and how some women try to
prevent its telling too much, :"
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Underwear

256 Camels' Hair Undervests and Draw
ers, full fashioned, of extra winter
weight, in all sizes, reoular $125
values ............... Only S5c each
$40 Gray Fleece Lined Vests and Draw
ers, heavy weight, neatly finished,
sizes 4, and e....... Only 35c each
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Shoe Dept.

Rare Bargains in Shoes and Slippers. Every
pair new and we'll made.
Lot MEMS Best Quality Satin
Calf Shoes, lace and congress, all
solid. Three styles of toe shapes,
all new, no jobs. observation-disclosures.
ri. Sale price ST.. as pair
Lot 2-Women's Box Grain and
Genuine Dongola Shoes, in but
ton and lace, with patent leather
or kid tips, all solid, new goods.
ttt'>, Sale price $I.45 pair
Lot 3-Women's Fine Roman Slip
pers, made from best quality
Quilted Satin, trimmed with Fur
and warmly lined in red and blue,
elegant, stylish and comfortable,
$3.50 values observation-disclosures.
.#- 4..c. :. Sale, price $I.4s pair
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Mems 0yercoats

Mems OyerCOatS
Imported Blue Kersey Overcoats,
full Silk lined, cut extra long, Silk
Velvet collar, very fine coat, $500
value, for $500.
Imported Blue Kersey Overcoats.
full Silk lined, cut extra long, best
Silk Velvet collar, particularly
fine garment. regular $500 value,
for $500.
English kersey Overcoats, blue
and black, lined with italian Cloth,
sleeve Innings of Skinner Satin. Silk
Velvet collar, regular $500 values,
for $3.50.
Black Kersey Overcoats, Cash
mere Innings, Skinner Satin Shout
ders and sleeve Innings, medium
length, regular $500 values, for
$3.50.
English Kersey Overcoats, blue
and brown, Tanned seams, Silk Vel
vet collars, fine garments in every
respect, .Nworth $500 each, for
SLATE.
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Hand Bags

Every Handbag and Grip in the
house, large and small, for men
at a discount Of Is PER CENT,
33 PER CENT OR so PER CENT
OFF our regular prices. We must
and will close them out quickly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-05

Offering Suits worth
"a worth 0(
Mems
particularly it's customer in each
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China Department


We have collected all our Novelties
in this line, which we put on
tables in our basement for quick
selling. Every piece goes.
At Half Price
Two large tables filled with odds
and ends of Dinnerware, Plates,
At Half Price
A table filled with Fancy French
Cups and Saucers, Coffees, Teas
and After Dinner Coffees..
At One-FOurth off
Every Lamp in this basement, and
we have the finest assortment in
Butte of Stand and Hanging
Lamps, Vase and Banquet Lamps
without exception, all. .............
At One-Fourth off
Every Lamp Globe, and there's a
large line here. .............. ......
At One Fourth off
Onyx Tables. There are but six of
them left, each beauty. all. $3.50.
At One-Third off
Haviland China Dinner
Ware at Cost
One 100-piece set, in green and
blue, special $3.50.
Five sets HaviIand, special $3.50
each.
One 1O7-piece set Haviland, very
choice. only s41.00.
Two 100 piece sets, very fine, very
latest shape and complete, at $46.
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W 'ns9;sm
On Our Second Floor
Fur Capes
Women's Waists

so Cloth Waists. Flannelettes and Fan
cy Plaid Serges, separate tight fit
ting Innings perfect in fit, stock col
lar and extra well made, sizes 80 to
AZ, dark colors, navy and red, regular
SLIPS and $50 values. Only S5c each
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Suits at $3.50

Six suits extra fine double breast
ed fancy cheviot suit. lined through
with Serge, Silk facing to button
holes, at $780,
Three suits of handsome dark
mixed cheviot, double breasted coat,
with Serge Innings and Silk facings
to the buttonholes; closing out price
$3.50 each.
Very Neat Fancy Cheviot Sack
Suits, single and double breasted
with a good Serge lining, excellent
business suits, going at $3.50 each.
Five suits of black cheviot. double
breasted sacks, with Italian Cloth
Innings and Silk facings to the but
tonholes, very dressy suits, only
$3.50 each
Five suits of fancy English wor-
sted, cut single breasted, with hand
made huttonholes, Innings of good
Serge. excellent suits for wear, only
$3.50 each.
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Suits at $3.50

good Serge regular $3.50 values,
for $1250
Genuine Scotch Cheviot Sack
Suits. in brown mixture, coat cut
single breasted, with Italian Cloth
Innings, regular $4,000 values going
at $3.50 each.
Five very fine single breasted gray
mixed Cheviot Sack Suits, made
with the very best trimmings and
garments that will give perfect
satisfaction in every respect. These
$4,000 suits marked down to $3.50.
~~~~~~-~~~~-~-~~-~-
Lot 4-Women's Felt, Warmly
Lined House Slippers, with
leather soles, very comfortable,
all sizes ....... Sale price 45c pair
Lot 5--Men's Hand Embroidered
Velvet Slippers, with patent
leather quarters, all sizes .........
Sale price soc pair
Lot 6-Little Gents Best Quality
Satin Calf, Wedge Heel Shoes, all
leather, in all sizes, 8 to 13........
Sale price 75c pair
Lot 7-Children's Genuine Box, Calf
and Dongola School Shoes, all
solid, in lace and button, light and
heavy soles, all sizes ...............
Sale price Csc pair
Lot S-Infants' and Childrens
Shoes, in tan, chocolate and black,
kid and cloth tops, lace and but
ton, all sizes, to 5, new goods.
Sale price 4oc pair
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
To.DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
hlnaton Foreeagt for sunaav:

vr,ebjngton Forecast for Sunday:
t,cr Georgia: Threatening Sunday, with
.bouers in southeast portion and warmer
y ,ectral and northern portion; probably
.byearening Monday, with warmer in
so,-bern portion; fresh northeasterly
winds.
oqrfiv cloudy weather Monday. with
pf55gers on Atlantic coast, and warmer
n northern portion; variable winds.
For western Florida: Partly cloudy
sunday and Monday light to fresh north
cry t,r south Carolina: Showers and warm
sr sunday; threatening Monday, with
showers in northeast portion; brisk north
General conditions at 8 p. M, June H.
1909. An area Of high pressure now COW
srs he southern portion of the country
and & gradually increasing. The pressure
Is ann comparatively low over Florida
however. The cool wave Is now being felt
aver all the southern states, except in
Il he extreme Southern Florida. During the
o9st twelve hours local rams have fallen
over nearly all the soutnern states, while
Il is sin raining az Charleston and Jack
cnville Thunderstorms occurred at jack
sonvIle. Jupiter and Corpus Christi A
maximum wind of 20 miles per hour from
The northeast occurred at Savannah. The
maximum temperatures were generally
below 50 degrees over the Southern
storm Warning Message-The following
message has been received at this office
for ne information of the public.
Washington, d. c., 1880 p m, June H.
Observer. savannah, Ga: Hoist informa-
ance i'm Florida; brisk to high northeast
winds this afternoon and tonight.
Willis l.. Moore, Chief of Bureau.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature, a. M. "a degrees
Minimum temperature, p. M. 63 degrees
Mean temperature .s.........s.. 20 degrees
Normal temperature ............ 80 degrees
Deficiency of temperature ...... 10 degrees
| Accumulated excess since
june i ............ .............. 60 degrees
Accumulated excess since
jan. ] ......... ..,....... ...... IS degrees
| Rainfall ......... ........... 80. 20 inch
| Normal ....... ......... ......... 20 inch
deficiency since June 1.......... 300 inches
4 deficiency since Jan. l ......... 1894 inches
| River Report-The hight of the Savan-
nah river at Augusta, at a. m. 75th me-
ri1ian ime) yesterday was so feet a fall
Of " foot during the preceding twenty
| four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin. Savannah, Ca.
| for The twenty-four hours ending at 5
m., 18th meridian time, June H. 1899:
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SCHOOL MEDAL WINNERS.
D0ES Who Carried or Prizes at sa-
Vunnah Academy.


IN the closing exercises of the Savannah
|n.a1emy, which took place last week,
L iahaferro medal for highest general
a.enenee was awarded 10 Frank Metz
Eu' Inc High School medal was taken
frank Schwarzbaum. Master Walter
[''SseI carried off the medal in the prl-
Fay department. Master George II.
| n1-' having the fewest number of de-
Eb. ~ was awarded the conduct medal.
|er 'eciamaation medal was won by Mas
|Tolttdnr a. Graham, Otto Schwarz and
Es Netter could not compete for med
b. t ~ having entered until after the
|rev, sslon. John Thompson, having In
EebooISS sessions carried off Grammar
Iersyl, r., High School" and "Highest
b. Sal excellence" medals, was awarded
In 5,9,Nannah Academy medal
Ieorgd7 test for the defamation medal
Epis55o H. To- Lang took for his subject IAN
|fbe % q the Commune" Harris Lang,
|yan a'alIIqa-headed Man." and Miah Sui
|Hr ~. me Newsboy's Debt" and Mel
b Grs55 o.m9,son spoke on THE Life of Hen
Ilefertui Rev. /. p. Mendes made the
VAtdtlon address
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One Thousand Students.

Owe. masonic Temple, Savannah.
ysr,. i'oVO students, representing almost
a,n state in the union and several for
n. Countries, have attended Prof.
s,s5snoh's Practical Business colleges.
no r nue. Tenn, Galveston aud Texark-
Dsup,.&.' during the past year. Prof.
i5. in Savannah. on th the second fl9or
heee 1iHaSonic Temple The Savannah
Hl. H., IA charge OF Prof. j. G.. Har1ni-
lbe D. mas had sixteen years experience
Is WY BUSINESS college work. Special
fad, ''' ne given TO all who. enter. soon.
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ron nnNr-sToKns.


FOR RENT, STORES 1876 AND 1877 BAY
street, lately occupied by Messrs. nj. :,
terms apply 10 George w. Owens, attor-
ney-at-law.
STORE, WITH LARGE YARD, FOR
rent; eight dollars. Peter Reilly, 1915
Dreyton street.
FOR RENT, SHOP, CORNER WHIT
aker and Liberty lane. Peter Reilly, 1906
Drnyton street
TO RENT, THE SMALL HOUSE WITH
store, 3O6 Broughton street, east.
TO RENT, A STORE, 12j BROUGHTON
street. east; possession be given by Sept
10. Apply at John Derst, bakery.
FOR RENT, STORE 426 BARNARD
street, corner Wayne; moderate rental for
sumfller montha j. u. rullon q Son.
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''pt' Harris, President Chamber of
Commerce.

capt A. ]. Harris. president of the
Cnamoer of Commerce and one of the
urn of Harris & McWhirter, wholesale
|0Iy goods. Nashville, Tenn, says:
Prof. Draughon has been conducting a
successful business college in Nashville
VI many years. He is well known TO
|'uT people and stands high as a Christian
|enleman, and is most efficient manager
| b. his line"
mtiol, Draughon has recently opened a
|ss.liess college in the Masonic Temple
solal man Special rates given ali who
|h'er soon.-ad.
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FnR RrNr-nnn,,s

~---~-~-~-~---~-~~-~-~~
FOR FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM. 500
month, ~ Oglethorpe avenue. east,
FLAT FOR RENT. WITH ALI, CON
coin streets.
LARGE, COMFORTABLY FURNISH
East Congress.
FLATS FOR RENT. THREE FLATS,
every convenience; pleasantly located.
refer Reilly, los Drayton street.
For RENT, UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
State street.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, southern exposure; suitable for
single gentleman or couples, with or with
9 9t BOARD. convenient to cars. Az East
Iayior street,
FOR RENT. A HANDSOMELY FUR
hlsneq nat OF three connecting bedrooms
WIN bath; also parlor floor basement; sta
PIES ana carriage house; possession 1st
Juiy. Address Liberty Street care of
Morning News.
LARGE, COOL FLAT OF CONNECT
ing rooms, with closet, exclusive use of
bath. 237 Jefferson.
FOR RENT FOR GENTLEMEN
only .unfurnished south rooms, with bath.
Harris and 1attnal streets.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, 21s
Broughton. east.
central and desirable location. 10 Perry
street. west.
COOn ROOMS, FURNISHED OR I'M
FURNISHED; large or small, near the Park.
Az Drayton.
FOR RENT, AT ONCE DESIRABLE
nat Of three rooms; rent reasonable $50
Price.
FOR RENT, FLAT WINDOWS
west.
FOR RENT OCT. /, PARLOR FLAT.
. rooms hot bath on floor, opposite De
Soto Desirable, News.
FLAT OF TWO UNFURNIsHED
rooms also one furnished room.s q East
FLAT Ala PARK AVENUE, WEST.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool rent reasonable Apply on
preInises.
FOR RENT, FLAT OF THREE
rooms renting Colonial park. 1856 Aber-
corn street.
ro For I RENT. TWO FURNISHED
ident, west, corner jefferson.
PLEASANT, NICELY FURNISHED
south room, convenient to bath; private
FAMILY ol1 Broughtou street. east
WELL VENTILATED, FURNISHED
room, modern conveniences to gentlemen.
lOo Perry, east, near Drayton.
FOR RENT BROOM FLAT WITH
Is.
Rustin, with Rhodes & Walker.
SOUTH ROOMS FOR RENT ADJ
Joining bath. 1913 h. Congress.
FOR RENT, LARGE FURNISHED
southeast room, well ventilated. 1923 Mont
gomcry street
ROOMS TO RENT WE'LL FURNISH
ed, facing on city square; two or three
gentlemen can occupy one room. Apply
l52 Abercorn street, corner of York.
FOR RENT. LOVELY FLAT tCOOI0:
an convenAences on same floor, cheap to
right party. GIG Tatlnall street
FOR RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS.
SOf McDouough street, west.
COUPLE CAN GET TWO NICE
rooms with water; $500. Sli Lincoln street.
TO PARTY WITHOUT CHILDREN.
paflor llaa hIee rooms. use of bath or one
large, nicSly furnished front room to two
gentlemen or couple, select heighborhOod;
convenient to cars. 600 Hall, east.
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentlemen. Apply No. l0l Oglethorpe ave-
rue, west.
FOR RENT FURNISHED SOUTH
rooms, airy and cool 10 genllemen; bath
at 2ii 0giethorpe avenue, west.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE FLAT 222
Duffy street, west all conveniences; south
ern exposure; moderate rental. j. Il. Full
ton & Son.
FOR RENT, SOUTH ROOMS, SINGLE
or connecting. 113 Ogethorpe avenue
west.
FOR RENT, UPON VERY REASON
able terms, two rooms in the Mail build
ing, corner Congress and Drayton streets
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,ngine niants In he south can he trest-
ed for in the next few days; small cash
payment balance easy terms; from lasr
years record should pay entire price. ask
ing to health Of owner, who VIII return
North; this Is no play thing or experI-
menl, but live business and factory, en-
poyiug as many as one hundred hands ar
a time. You won't get an opportunity
ike this again IN a life time. See or adj
dress US at once. T.. X. Demmond & Co.
Proyideut Building.
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HELP wANTEp-,1AIE-


WANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
United states Marine Corps, unmarried
men Of good habits. between abe aces ~
81 and 30 years: must be free from ali
physical defects and disease and MOI less
tnan feet inches nor more thsn 6 feet
l inch In hight must be c.Uzens or ,ot,,T'
allied citizens of the United States: en-
lsiment for five years; duty abroad or In
United States; pay. $3.50 TO $i7 per month.
food, clothing ard medical attendarcs
free. For enlistment or further particn-
lars, apply to Commanding Onhctr. Ma
rlne Barracks Naval Station, s. c.
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CANCER CURED. HOME TREAT
'ment; no knife, plaster or pain; book or
advice free. Mason Medical Company, 12l
West Forty-second street, New York.
OPIUM MORPHINE, WHISKY: IF
interested in the cure of these hahils.
write for my book on these diseases, mali
ed free. b NJ. Wooiley, M. D., Atlanta,
Ga.
LADIES, CHICHESTER ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are the
best safe; reliable; take no other; send 4c
stamps for particulars. Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail. At drug
gists Chichester Chemical Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me and
win give you relief: 1 cure ingrowing nails
corns and ali diseases of the feet without
pain. Charges reasonable; can give the
best references In the city. Patients treat
ed at residences; orders can be left at Lv-
ingston's drug store, Bull and Congress
streets. Telephone 29S, Lem Davis sur
geon chiropodist.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
Dist. Averages.

Aemarks-COoler weather is general over
ne cotton belt Ccpgous rains have fallen
u Texas, Louisiana and over the imme4
daie Atlantic coast districts; no rainfall
Practically over Alabama and Western
tennessee showers elsewhere over the cot
ton belt.
Observations taken June II, 1899, D. M
l5tn meridian time) at the same moment
O. time at all stations for the Morning
News,