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The copper era., 1900-08-02
$500 Reward $500.

Solomonville, Ariz., July B, 1900. I am authorized by the Board of Supervisors of Graham County to offer reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars (s25O.OO) for information which will lead to the arrest and con- viction of the murderer or murderers of Howe and Wheeler on Eagle creek. In addition to the above I will pay S250 reward for the same information making total reward of $500.
 BEN R. CLARK,
 Sheriff of Graham County.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

A gentleman recently cured of dys- pepsia gave the following appropriate rendering of Burns famous blessing: Some have meat and can not eat, and some have none that want it; but We have meat and we can eat,-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked. This preparation will digest what you eat. 1t instantly releives and radically cures indigestion and all stomach disorders.-C. P. Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

After many intricate experiments, scientists have discovered methods for obtaining all the natural digest ants. These have been combined in the proportion found in the human body and united with substances that build up the digestive organs, making a compound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat and allows all dyspeptiCs to eat plenty of nourishing food while the stomach troubles are being radically cured by the medicinal agents it contains. It is pleasant to take and will give quick relief.-C. P. Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

Tickets on sale every Thursday via the Southern Pacific lines, Lordsburg to Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, New Port, San Buenaventura, Santa Barbara, Avalon and San Diego, at s35.OO for the round trip; limit 90 days: stop-overs will be allowed on going and returning trips west of Cotton. Remember these dates every Thursday during the months of June, July and August.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

The law holds both maker and cir culator of a counterfeit equally gull ty. The dealer who sells you a dan gerous counterfeit of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve risks your life to make a little larger profit. You cannot trust him. DeWitt's is the only genuine and original Witch Hazel Salve, a well known cure for piles and all skin diseases. See that your dealer gives you DeWitt's Salve.-C. P. Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

It has been demonstrated by ex- perience that consumption can be prevented by the early use of One Minute Cough Cure. This is the favorite remedy for coughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe and all throat and lung troubles. Cures quickly C. F. Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

John c. Smith, Chase Creek, has employment for several hundred men. He wants them to unload schoOners at l5c or two for 25c.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

celebrated bottle beer made by the Lone Star brewery of San Antonio.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

For first-class shave or hair cut go to Jack Goodwin, two doors west of Katz & company's.
The copper era., 1900-08-02

CHAMPION MOWERS - at H. P. Noake $, Fl Paso, Tx. Write for prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
mn SQUARES DrsrIGrRED.
rrescnt Appearance one which
Could ~. Much Improved pon.


"''' I''i' 80 n'N.h ''.N '' pi'-'''
lrr tae beauty 81 tne squares o. vouI1
I'D q. 4rrf44 u = f.W p-aet.e,l sfe-.s were
b.. ,..t.-
hha lH' GUS tAlH"fi.lr- VIVID we 'N
,spuon 40 those tqulrr. On liIH e.r e.
sf..h r...|,. t-.. .r.. La care ana aftru-
......,,...
TO-. "I''' 80 th' squares .'
ute ra. iu the tert net o Dan4iuoH
SOM. rf...rf Ga .tarv arkt.nr. aUf-.tt4nrc.
4.i assn. f-.u. H.. rs.f tHr mas ri.y
o. OLD. .....,... ar. NOD obs. beauty epot.
...... a.U r.... r..sslr are CD loudly
i-.I..mr.
IM. .n..f trouble with ttr elulres away
from f.a.. .fr..f f. non tHal thcs Io rot
r....t. I.. MON from fhe Park HuI
Tr.a comm. ..sU blt that q disregard
has ..a -..pa IS trs uuuIe for some
It... d. ta4r v.4f. t.s.t or tHc ordinance
which HH.hl.fs tatUu. aeraa. t1- grass
p.tt. vi at.,-t ..t ..cftr.ne co. "a cares.
Ir.r. BE- fur4.r q Square OF H.a.tou.
tr-.r.atu Barnard ana Montgomery
.trs.is which IS r0t d"faeei ny one 90
HlIf e. tuxsu paths ranriur across o.
These paths 4f. NOT mere Uett aUd in-
4l.tIrrt marks made ny q few feet hlt
u,U worm ouiuaths showing that they
Ht.. been Iu ra.ular uss
So fIr as th, po.., ute concerned tho
.ri.- once ntnlaaIrs cutting acroes
SQUARES 81 "a dead letter. ard citizens ~
700 classes. servants .aaofels aud tho
a.aIi.to-,io 40 MAX, u.. of these short
.ut- Wsh lmulultg Tho Hgrs warning
ir..rssssrs to Keep o0 fgt Grass. 50
I.ut of $50 Trr-pt-slra. S. Fine
WHlrh were erected duuuE th, admiulr-
fr1ton of Mayor NtDauo4Eh. have near
IS an Isl app"a red ana the average ciu-
z.r .- apparently unaware tha' such signs
ever existed 80 is tuc average police
man unaware.
Soc only Gro fhe squares disngured hy
numerous paths cutting across them. bat
In tue majority 81 tu-.~ tne grar= piats
1re n3r. at tho corners. the grass having
1e'n worn 81 bY thc feet Of many tres
p.-tsts Hlo 'us ntross corners 900 order
fo save e. few minutes time. The several
.quar'~ upon which the public schools
inD' are naturally in worse condition
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
KILLED ~ TRAIN NO. 81.
Jonas Moody. CoIored. KILLED Near
Thirty-SiNth street Yesterday

Jonas Moody. CoIorcd. KILLED Near
ThirtS-SiNth street Yesterday
Jonas Moody colored. was struck and
instantly killed yesterday morning about
O'Clock by Train No. 50 OF the Plant
system. The accident occurred on the
Plant system track just north Of Thirty
sixth street Moody was employed about
tho government hospital buildings and
was probably on his way to work when
he met his death lie was walking on
the track when ne heard the approach OF
the Georgia Car Works special train.
and stepping aside 20 avoid that he
stepped directly in front Of the other
train.
Train SO was drawn by Engine No az
~ the Southern road. Of which Engineer
Hunter WAS in charge. Moody was knock-
- several feet from the track and was so
badly mashed from the force Of the CON
tact TINT ho must have died almost in
stautly
Coroner Goctte was notified Of The acct
dent and made an examination Of the
scene and brought the remains 10 his es-
tabnahment They were shipped last
niEht To Orangoburg. S. C.. where Moody
had "a wife and child
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
TO M N FLORAL PARADE.
Many Ladies' and Gentlemen Have
Promised 20 Enter Vehicles.

Many Ladies' and Gentlemen Have
Promised 10 Enter Vehicles.
The outlook for the floral parade Of the
Elks Carnival Is growing brighter. Many
names have been added TO the Est OF par
Elephants and the flower makers are
many OF them. already busy As has
been published before the prizes are many
IN number and as large as could be ex-
pocted when the charitable purpose OF the
fund ~ taken into consideration.
There will be three prizes FOR best dec
GRATED vehicles SIS. ST. ana $40 There VIII
be first and second prizes also Tor child
and pony rigs q first and "a second for
the most comic outht. hkcw So two prizes
for the most original turnout Among the
many who have entered decorated vehicles
orr Mrs W r. Leaken Mrs n. ~ Co
hen. Mrs. T. J. kuiman. savannah Lodge
81 Elks. Mrs W. r. Dixon. Mrs Or
Prosscr Mrs. George q. Schwarz 90. Mrs
" H. Lee. Mrs Haslchurs' the Misses
Chappeau. G. \. l. Cunningham. Edison
Electric Illuminating Company. Mrs J. a.
O. Carson. A. Il. Kelly. J.. q. Gleason
John l. Taggart. Master Giliie Trczevant
Or Graham. Arthur G.hhe~. George S
Van Horne CAPT Charles Ellis Mrs r
j Sweeney and Henry Helmken.
Tho Elks are much gratined hy this
showing and have no doubt that many
more names Will hc added
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The successful bidder wins a bargain.
Two beautiful new Singer pianos. latest
STYLES. mahogany cases. upright. will be
sold al Dorsetts az II o'clock. Novem-
Der the sth, to the highest bidder These
pianos are sold regular in music stores
AZ $500
Singer pianos are guaranteed by the
manufacturers for the same length OF
time that all hrst-class pianos are. can
ana examine these beautiful pianos ara
bring your expert judge wnh you. and
YOU will be- delighted with their tone. guar
antce. and their style
They viii be- sold az Dorsett's. Congress
street. near Whitaker. TO the highest bid
der. az II o'clock November the gth. and
YOU viii not have chance In many a
day 20 gct as good bargains as you will
az that auction.
The celebrated Knohe makers OF the
hrst grade Of pianos extant. buy ana sell
the Singer pianos. ard so with the leading
manufacturer Of the United States.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
MAYOR MYERS AND THg SQUARES.
Has Received Many Requests 70 Veto
Dixon RESOLUTION.

Mayor Myers is SIN hoHing the Dixon
square ordinance resolution in abeyance. II
is hardly to he doubted. however. but that
the Mayor will veto the resolution. Re
sides his own convictions. which are IN
favorable Co The movement he has re-
ccived numerous letters. a. well A. per
sonal protests from citizens, all opposing
the movement 70 open the street through
the squares ana requesting him 10 veto
tho resolution Members OF both Wesley
Monumental and Tririty churches one be-
ing on Abcrc0rn and the other on Rar-
nard street have protested against the
change. because Of the churches. both Of
which lace upon squares.
- am satisfied" said Mayor Myers yes
terday, that 70 the matter were left 10
vote OF the people that the proposed
change 30 the squares would be over
whelmiugy . feated. The opposition 70
the movement is very general. ! do not
think this opposition is due entirely to that
feing Of conservatism which II 30 marked
la Savannah. especially whenever any
change IN established condif Ions is pro-
posed but rather to general feeling that
the squares form one Of the chief beauties
Of the city. that change such as that
proposed would iniure their beauty and
thnt the squares once eurFoached upon
might ultimately be done away with al
together"
This being Mayor Myers view Of the
matter. 30 81 hardly 10 be expected that he
VIII do otherwise than veto the resolu-
ton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
Raced ON null street.

Two colorcd boys. the proud possessors
az goat wagons. amused large number
of spectators yesterday afternoon at Bull
street and Congress street lane by having
series Of races
The owner Of each animal seemed "a
have the utmost confidence in his own
particular steed, and expressed It with a
frequency and righteousness that left
no doubt 81 his conviction. Several heats
were run So the lane but were not salts
factory TO either party. 80 the teams were
brought out on Bull street and race
run from Congress street 10 the lane This
race settled the matter. for one o. the
animals. large dun-oolored billy. won 50
easily from his opponent that the other
stecd's owner became Disguised and there
was no more racing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Through one u the ten free SCHOLARSHIPS
In The international Correspondence
Schools Of scranton, Pa. which the Morn
ing News viii present to you II YOU secure
one OF the ten largest numbers Of vo,es
by Nov 90 1879. you can keep on earning
a living az your present work. and al the
same time. by study at home in time
usually devoted 20 recreation or rect. M
yourself for professional position AZ a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win.
ners Of this contest hy devotlng your a.
tcntion 10 collecting Voting Coupons ana
keeping az a. No one has a better cbanc.
than you, Get every vote sou can. ana
have ali your friends save theirs for YOU.
See the window display OF text books
and drawing outfits 10 be given away bv
the Morning News m IT'S educational con
test. at Chas. Marks shoe store. Il
Broughton street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
RAE MILLS WOULD SELL.
syndicate would Have 20 give the
Companies Their Price.

Syndicate would Have 90 Give the
Companies Their Price.
The committee OF the American Rice
Growers Distribution Company the SYN
dicate Of Louisiana capitalists that S. buy
ing up the crops OF planters FOR this
year aud tho next shree. did not reach
Savannah yesterday. a prominent broker
iulimated yesterday that he docs not be-
lieve the gentlemen are coming. as he
heard from private sources some two
weeks ago that they were coming az once
and they did not put ir an appearance
The planters. however, are san looking
for them.
Mr. John Screven. manager 81 the Sa-
vannah Cotton NH Company establish
meut. was asked yesterday about the rec
port that the syndicate has the purchase
OF the stock 81 that company aud the
Planters Rice MU in View. Sc said he
had heard absolutely nothing about the
plan though he @upposcs che companies
would sell out u they could get their
price No advances have been made for
che stock as yet. ana Mr. Ssrevcn ls not
Inclined 10 believe that be will hear any
thing aLong that line
In the event the syndicate carries out
its rcputed purpose and seizures che
planters crops for four years. Mr. Sore
ven says ii viii undoubtedly require a rice
mill Such a volume OF business a. IL
would control would demand q mill
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
MANAGERS FOR ELECTION.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NAMED
THEM AND THEIR CLERKS.


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ana hiEh'h '""'"i"""-''" s''''S %
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h"heH az "a" '""r' ""uNe WIZ ne
Arranged - Polls open at '-A
O'clock and Close 81 "i&f'
A. a special meeting of The Board OF
County commissioners yesterday after
noon .--.,,.,,,.r,. s.- a.. -att,rsl eisr-
wv"
VIded Tor ana me managers ana CLOTHS.
VINO will have the election boz charge, nam
81
49,.
ne ',''''' "' ~ .o' '''s
eral districts ~ W county ioii"N7 'n'' ]"
next month there being one box each FOR
80. Ft~-, s,~,ra ara -rotr5 pis.-,r,s ,yro
.
TOT me Four'h ana one TOY I'D" l'"' a'N'"'
Seventh and Eishth combined The arr
raneement and situation 81 the boxes and
,b. ,.,r,.s 20 .b. $4,000 and ,iorl-s
-,
~ WIG
lows
First Distrtct-Tax collectors ONCE.
Run and York streets Managers. II
yv,.Ln,,, p y r p.,.,-s . and
~ ". ''Nt''' ''''"''i''' N'''Na' = p
Hodges James Mcclure and William +.
Morgan.
s..o,a p,s.-,-,- f-o,,-,,. ,-.,s,,-o-.s Of
-
~ '",''e
Nathahs. D. ~ o. nome Jones ). ~ hhh
jacob Cohen freeholder Clerks. Robert
Beytuch Arthur Starr ana ". r. Nath-
ans
Third District-Counfy Attorney office.
Bull and President streets Managers. NJ
Naughtin. J p. G.. - Kline j T. and u.
l. Christian. freeholder Clerks T. N.
Hun. " =. Scaulon and Thomas s. Rus
sell
Fourth District Box Tax receivers
Office President street Managers. sam
uel Reynolds. J. p. Frank McDermou
and " - Puder. freeholder- Clerks.
james Davis, James Mcbride. Jr.. and q
y Lee.
Fourth District. Box c-Ordinary's Office.
President street Managers. J r. Saussy
Jr. j. p. Henry r Luhs and Joseph T.
Doyle freeholders Clerks r. a Garden.
J J.. Gallagher end Victor q Schreck
Fifth. sixth. Seventh and Eighth dis
trtcts Clerk 81 Superior Courts office
York street Nau,c@rs " ] Ctasrv ]
p L. " Nelson and NJ j. Desvergers
freeholders Clerks r p Reynolds. John
Prendihle and l. b. Ehdres
Tho clerk Of the County Comm lseioners
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
nckI>LE, MY ANXIOUS.
Feeling Among Them Ia baltimore L.
Not - Confident.

ST. " " MackHu mas returned from
baltimore where be- spent = day or TWO
on business ~ cont months he has
made rather rfsq4-uf VISITS 60 chat ciy.
and zee coming prsaI-H.ial e.ec.ion hos
been erowlar 10 interest ir the pubue
mind during this rerol o. be has found
re saHi..t more universally discussed on
.,cn successive TRIO
Iuu 'ar trlp ari pass.bly, the one
imm iloteig preceding be- Mr. M8ckah
found mo hGs.aess mon with whom ne
wa thrown in coutae. almost a unit for
81 kinney rfarIf tI assuring him that
thry had u6' rne slightest doubt ~ his
election The nAt trips be- has made how
eyer have indicated 40 iuiennabe fear
among che Mckinley supporters that
hr'nu stock is going up AMI hat there is
much stronger chance Tor his election
than tHey lal suspected
Amoag those aitl whom ne came IN
contact Mr. Maekau noticed no TRaveriug
from their allegiance 90 Mckinley The
apprehension those gentlemen feel comes
from taoir inability 20 judge just how
me votes Of the classes ~ whom they
dwell more OF less Boo ignorance mas 80.
Exceptions Co tEe rule ~ Mckinley sup
puft'rs We're among those Mr. Mlckal
met n, had tax with o0e gentleman
who was a Democrlfir c.ector from Nlr-
rin.a Boo 1885 no a-sured him 81 his be-
lsf taat Mari and would 20 for Hryau.
He based this belief upon conditions
AMONG his own family connections tn the
stare believing that they might boz taken
as a criterion Of what might 10 expected
as generally prevailing Among his con
ntc'ious ln Maryland. he said. are seven
gentlemen nll % whom voted IN lE@ for
either Palmer or Mckinley Every one
~ them 20 this election VIII vote for
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
Do>'r LOSE INVESTMENTS.
business Men 10 Not credit secre-
tary Of states Conclusion.


savannah capitalists do not take very
..r.ou-iy tho statement 81 Secretary OF
s,lte Philip cook mat prospective invcs-
.or. zoo Georgia are deferred from making
Investments 1y reason % tno fact that
tae state has no complete record Of core
p,r,uons. with their incomes. business
ana Information OF the like character re-
sardine them.
"Gt s undoubtedly true. said one bus!-
noes man Yesterday. that such "a record
wouli b. hosh convenient ana valuable
no, only 20 prospective investors. but To-
those Who already nave their money in
entrrpr located throug hout the state.
Some means should be- devised by which
statistics of this kind could b. sily OBJ
tanned However. don't believe that
anyone who wants 20 invest his money
down here IS deferred by the lack OF
them
The Secretary Of states criticism or this
feature Of the law regulating corporations
calls 90 mind other criticisms that are
frequently made and heard one Of these
has reference 10 the frequent abuse Of the
law that permits the incorporation OF So
cial ana fratcrnal organizations
Do De- a matter or common experience
that an application Tor charter for an
organization OF this ostensihle character
vili be- made merely 20 cover the operation
~ "a saloon and gambling house II Is i'm
possible for tno Judges 81 the Superior
courts. by whom such charters are grant
4. to know whether or not there Will be
improper use made ~ the corporate priyi-
leEes the charter confers. A. conse-
Quencc every worthless negro who wants
ID run a anloun and "A poker room has
himself and two or three others incorU-or-
ated as social club In this manner he
Nades the payment Of state county and
LII IL----r
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
CALLED rnE noAsrER's HUFF.
Thought he Was the Real Thing"
INT Now knows There Are Others"

Thought he Was the Real Thing"
INT Now knows There Are Others"
shortly after Coopers show arrived az
i,= camping place one of tho employees
began boasting OF his many combats and
stated his belief that non'siy could do
him" Someone IA the crowd OF listeners
seemed TO think that the mans speech
was either a reflection on che town or a
personal challenge 10 him. so. without
more ado. he raped him on the head.
making a wound that required Eve stitch
es Go bring together.
This row came very near being tho
cause o. the circus nos leaving on time
last night as Il expscTcd to do for the
wounded man went 10 a doctor to get
his head attended to and after being
treated tod the physician that show
would stand Tor a." The doctor sent
IN his bill but his messenger returned
with the story that the show people claim
Cd that they knew nothing 81 the mat
ter and would not pay the hili.
The doctor then sued out an attachment
against the circus. but the management
came across with The amount OF the
hm in cine 10 Get ont Of town with al
OF their goods and chattcls.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
TOUCHED HII ron 500.
Man ON a sleeper Lost Round Gum
hut the Thief Might Have Got More.


Mr. s. C. Drake formerly o. savan-
nah but now % Washington. y. c.. was
touched for 500 in a Central Railroad
sleeper. The theft was committed night
before last. but was not discovered by the
victim until after the arrival OF the train
On savannah yesterday morning. Mr.
Drake a. once took what steps suggest
cd 90 his mind for the recovery OF his
property. but 10 no avail
BE had "a rou Of Nm in his pocketto)k
90 an inside vest pocket while 81 was
in an outside pocket When De looked for
Ms pocketbook ia the morning Il was nor
in his vest and a search discovered Il un-
der the mattress Of his berth minus tho
NH. though his mileage look
ana check for 50. payable
to himself were an right So was
the So in another pocket - his vest Nj
Drake reported the matter 20 the railroad
authorities and also 20 the police Tho
railroad people GAINED that Mr Drake
ala not take proper care OF his money.
Incoming trains are likely to be crowd
81 every day with carnival visitors f9r
some time. Fakirs and eraf,crs are pour
ina into the citF. and some o, the gentry
are nor above appropri1ting "a little q
the coin OF the uuWary even without the
slight apology OF a shell game or other
betting device, II Is believed hat some
srafter may have touched Mr. Drake aS
h@ came from Columbus. where street
fair Is tn progress.
The thief may see this story OF Mr.
brakes misfortune. In that event 81 will
he his hrst iutimaiion that there was more
than flUo IN the vest The knowledge will
probably be- rather dlsconccrting to him
To the ordinary man " would seem that
be would be satisfied with tho hundred.
but 70 il probable that the thought OF
what he missed viii be no pleasant com
pany for the thief for some time 70 come.
Just as well as a hundred. he might have
md the kfl too FOR q was r.ghi az hand.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
JUDGE rALLIcNNr RELIEVED.
Not sorry Governor Removed Neces-
sity of Enforcing Sentence.

Not sorry Governor Hemoved NeceS-
sity ~ Enforcing Sentence.
The announcement made in yesterdays
Morning News tha' Gov Gambler had re-
mittcd that part Of the sentence imposcd
by Judge Fa.ligant ON W. Male Hendcr-
son and Frank Fulton that had reference
90 their imprisonment 10 jail was some
ching OF relief 90 the Judge OF the SUI
porior Court
Judge FaIuEant himself did not himself
remit the Imprisonment. but merely sus-
pended tho enforcement 81 that portion
81 the sentences pending an appeal TO che
Governor FOR a pardon and during the
present term az the court The june term
OF hc superior Court viii be adjourned
Iu % short time and ne its adjournment
tho seuteulcs would again have taken cf-
feet
Judge FalliEan. did not care particular
iy 60 send the men 60 Jail believing that
thov have been searcd enough 40 answer
the deterrent purpose Of punishment. aud
boz was not sorry that the Governor had
removed this necessity
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
ASSESSMENT ORDER N nan WAY.
Home Forum HAD ~ branch ~ Sn-
Nnnnnh.

Home Forum HAD u Branch NJ Sa-
vRnnah.
The announcement IN the Morning News
dispatches yesterday Of receivership for
the Home Forum BENEFIT order was not
particularly pleasing news TO the men,
hers In Savannah
Forum No. SO was organized
hvt~ about Ave years ago Il
never had a large membership but most
Of the original members retained their
connection with the orier and paid tho r
dues regularly
The order issued Insurance policies for
varying amount Most Of the SAVANNAH
members are understood 20 have carried
S2o1 policies. The assessments AT ifst
we're small but "a couple % years aro they
increased nearly 100 per cent. Even a.
that price. however. the members Were
getting cheap Insurance a. long ms they
got any The announcement that the
total assets % the order are &i70O WIN
liabilities amounting 90 $li7 g. hardly
a satisfactory showing
some OF the members had paid the Oc-
tober assessment which includes also the
quarterly dues.
what action. n any viii be taken hy
the local Forum has not been determined.