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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-03
In the Hands Of the
Cave Dwellers.
The Story Of An Apache Raid.
ny G. A. HENTY.
Copyright. 1900. by S. S. Mcclure Coz
CHAPTER ".

CHAPTER ".
Antonio had indeed been charged to
make light of the fight in the pass.
my father is almost sure to mount
and ride out 10 meet me-" Juan said to
him before starting. you can say we
had a skirmish with some brigands in
the hills, and that 1 have slight flesh
wound in the shoulder but don't say
more about it until he has started to
meet us. Then you can go to the huts
and break the news of the death of Lo-
PEI and Pedro to their wives, but keep
them from going anywhere near the house
dill I arrive. l don't wish my mother
TO know anything about it till 1 see her
If she heard that two of the men had
been killed she would at once imagine
that had been badly wounded and that
you were concealing the truth from her
OF course, you will tell them, Antonio,
chat 1 am bringing a friend with me-"
Senior Sarasta and his daughter came
up. VIII Harland refined in his horse a
little so as to allow his companion to
meet his friends alone. Juan checked
his horse and dismourited as they came
up to them, and they, too, leaped from
their horses,
Welcome home again, Juan" his faith
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MOZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.
REGULATES THE LIVER, STOMACH,
BOWELS AND KIDNEYS.

For biliousness. constipation. and ma
laria-
For Indigestion. sick and nervous head
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For sleeplessness, nervousness. heart
failure, and nervous prostration.
For fever. chills, debility and kidney dis
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Ladies'. for natural and thorough organic
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SOC and 81 al druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley, At
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The .Quakers Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herb
Tonic is not only a
blood purifier, but q
Blood maker for
Pale, Weak and De-
bilitated people who
have not strength
nor blood. 1t acts as
a tonic. 1t regulates
digestion, cures dys-
pepsia and lends
strength and tone to
the nervous system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-03

OF people-kfngs, chiefs. soldiers and wo-
men-au seated on the ground and ac-
cording profound attention TO the 'queeda,'
as they call her. The men of a town dare
DO nothing to which the women seriously
object, as they think women have more
influence with God and the spirit world"
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A CARD.

For nervous and sick headaches, indi-
gestion, blliousness and constipation (of
which have been a great suffere) / have
never found medicine that would give
such pleasant. prompt and permanent re-
lief as Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir
J. =. Sawtell. Griffin. Ca,
Publisher Morning Call.-ad-
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GRATITUDE.

DR.. II. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir l have never had an
other attack of those fearful sick head
aches and thank God that have at last
found medicine that will cure those aw-
full spells. Mrs. Eta w. Jones.
Parkersburg. w. Va.
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MOzLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR.

suffered with indigestion and dysentery
for two long years. l heard of Lemon
Elixir; got 1t; taken seven bottles and am
now q well man. Harry Adams,
No. 1734 First avenue. Birmingham, Ala.
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mozLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured my husband. who was afflicted for
years with large ulcers on his leg, and
was cured after using two bottles; and
cured a friend whom the doctors had CIV
en- up to die, who had suffered for years
with indigestion and nervous prostratioi.
Mrs. e. A. Beviiie.
Woodstock, Ala
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Football enthusiast during heavy rain
last saturday)-''rhis is grams day for
the htba' Tam" Tam--"Hoo dae We
maxi that DOT Wul?" Wull (moving off)
because itll no get kickin ."--Glas-
Cow Evening Times
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His Field.-"Jipson has failed in all
the newspaper work he has undertaken"
"Are they going to bounce him?"
''Oh, no. They are going to make him
the dramatic critic. ~--Brooklyn Life,
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taking the notice the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-03

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

OF cotton Grown in these states Is manu-
featured by our own mills
Now as 20 present conditions tho hest
English experts estimate the present crop
AZ 100000 bales less than hast years.
They further estimate that notwithstaud-
INK the falling or In the China tra8a
England VIII take just as much cotton
this year as she did last our own mills
are taking their normal supply THIS
means TINT the present price, Of cotton
will necessarily be maintained and that
li'tle decrease, II any. may be expected Tor
some time 20 come
Another important factor Ia the situ-
alton. said Gen. Gordon. rs that the
exports Of this country are so largely eN-
eeedng the imports that there is q con-
stanty growing halaute iu our favor
While some OF thia Is being invested in
foreign securities Il means a large sur
nlus hero az home. which must nnd in
ves'ment here and much OF which VIII
ma lts way 20 the South The outlook
is decidedly encouraging"
Cen. Gordon said that whilo abroad no
was particularly struck with the immense
advantage which America enjoys over her
oiaer rivals IN her immense supplies Of
coal, iron. agricultural products and raw
material Of every description This. cou-
pied with her superiority to lahor-savlug
machinery. gives her a superiority with
which IL IS impossible for the okier ra-
lions - aoutend. England s Industrial SUE
premacy "a already threatened by her de-
creasing supply OF coal ana the great cost
Of bringing % up from her deep mines.
This superiority OF position is one wbieh
Is likely 10 increase tn favor Of the stntes
To properly appreciate the greatness OF
this country. SAYS Gen. Gordon. one
should go abroad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
SAvANNAH'S CRACK STEPPERS.
THEIR SUCCESSFUL ROUND oF
SOUTHERN RACING CIRCUIT.

Three Carloads Returned Yesterday
From the Jacksonville Meeting.
All of Them ia the Pink Of Trim.
Northern HorSemen spent a Day
HERE. u. Hand, the Noted
Western Horseman 90 Winter uis
stable 81 ThorouRhbrcds az Thun-
dcrhoIt-Threc Days of Uaccs Ia
Christmas Week.
The Savannah stables returned home
yesterday after successful campaign
through the southern racing ctrcuB Be
SHINING al Atlanta. several weeks ago
the stable visited ala tho tracks ia Gcor-
gh Carolina and Florida.
Mr A. =. DOYLE when seen yesterday.
expressed himself as highly pleased with
tic showing made by his strlne 81 PAGERS.
trotters ard runners. Mr. Doyle t3ld chat
very few 81 the stables dld as wei as
tho Savannah horses The harness horses
IN The majority az their starts were 0a-
slide the money ana she nuuers were an
able 20 hold their own ANA NJ many ln-
stances won nrst money from ,ae crack
thoroughbreds Of the big tracks.
'' '''Na - '''iSse t'tAI'ei from
Tue Jacksonville races yesterday and all
OF the horses are nov at the Thunder
bolt track
''' ~ t'e savannah Noitrs ie'A re-
markedly we'll afser their five
weeks Of hard racing Auercvane
IS in -rler.gd condition ANA b.s
,,,,.h ........,
"''N "P
PeAIin'e- Josie H., although not AaNin1
81 first money 60 her cre1i uj.ys the
distinction q having alwaya iauard fot a
piece oi the purse wherever She srorag
down for race. III. DOYLE b4a 80 -
race mare Ga Josie B." and onc ac iluei
io m4ke "a good account ot hefselg uu Che
big circuit
Bessie W likes. who captured enc n ths
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
THE DOCTOR LAUGHED,
nut the Woman Was Frightened.

physician of Columbus. Ca. rather
poked fun a. q lady patient who insisted
she had heart disease.
Tho trouble really was caused by intu-
ries from the effects OF coffee drinking
and the nerves were 90 affected that 81
gave her every indication OF heart disease.
ini- IS true % thousands OF people who
are badly hurt hy che caffeine 81 coffee.
and. II o. understood that IL continued
loag enough. real organic heart disease
wln set iu
The lady referred 10 above is Mrs c.
" Irwin. 1910 street. East Highland
Columbus Ca she says. II had been
runrine down To- health Tor q number ~
years ana suspected that coffee was
hurting me but could not get my con-
sent g. qut iG Ny heart troubled mo
50 that 7 was very short OF breath, and
could do ll'tle or uoshinE that required
eNertlon- ] had fearful nervous head
aches nearly every day. and was exceed
irelY nervous with indigestion and badly
eouetipated. The doctor laughed az nv
idea 81 heart trouble but knew that
was In q serious condition generally. III
nally ! was induced To quit coffee and
take un Postum Food Cofree This was
about four mon hs ago ana the change
has been wonderful feel like another
persou. My helrt does not trouble me
% all. and she stomach and nerves arc
decidedly improved Nv head docs uot
give me tho old trouble So do whsle the
bowels are regular Without any purwa-
t.vcs or medicine 90 any kind
Il can hardly express my rratincatlon
for the relief from suffering brought on
hy The usc ~ regular coffee and I can
not thank Postum enough"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

very little in this transaction Of which
he ought 60 feel ashamed.
lie atill hangs on 20 che story that he
has spent most ~ the time since last
March, when he Left Savannah ia New
York, Notwithstanding the sheriff believes
himself IN possession OF certain informn-
ton chat Phoenix has never beeu more
than twenty miles from The city for more
than a few days "a "a time.
The man says he left because he had a
dread Of the courts ard Of Jan. ana thar
although he knew himself 90 be innocent
u forging Janitor Donovau'a name 90 tho
orders he yet was not az an assured that
be would uo4 be- made to suffer for the
crime Of another
y had been working In the Court House
for ten years" be said. and half the men
that were brought up there 20 BE- tried
said they were innocent had seen them
sent 20 tho changing or che penitenflary
just the same. and ! thought that come Of
them might be innocent really Tho great
fear ! had Of being made 70 endure this
fate caused be 10 80 out OF the way
During the time ! WIS az tho Court
House. I had handled probably hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars for tho county Of
ncerH. never misapproprlated cent
OF Il. This trouble into which have got
has been broughs about by evil compan-
tons and bad aasociations'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.

5i-inch Ali-wool Homespun Gac: regular
price 75c
5s-inch All-wool Homcspun 800: cheap
at $3.50
5i-inch Black Cloth and Venetian. oil the
leading shades. $50. worth 1925
Ci-inch Broade.oth. al shades. u.25. reg
ular price $50
Ladies Cloth. 54-inch vide. SC: worth
u.n.
Line Of Fancy Piaids &c and 2gc.
Black Astrakhan. 52-inch wide. al
prices.
Blue Chevlo, Serge. Atwood. shruuk
ard sponEed. 3S-inch wide sec. worth 75c
Blue Chevlot Serge. ai.-wool. shrunk
and sponged sac. worth 500
Fun line Bedford Cord aud Basket cloth
for ohillron'a cioaks. 500 ana sI15
Fancy MiNel Dress Goods IN al the
popular shades iac. worth dc
Novelty suitiuss Monday SIC; worth 53e.
45-lnch Henrietta. al shades. sgc. would
b. cheap a. 5oe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
LOCAL personal


Mr. John f Foy OF Egypt Is su'a' u
the Pulaski -,
Mr. " q Haynes Of Atlanta Is guest
Of the Pulaski -,
NJ II ". Young Of Atlanta IS a guest
81 tho De soto -.,,.,e.es
A., + n Thomas Of Baxiey Is registered
a. the scrcven.
AIR y. r. Coleman Of ch'pley Is s''a'
81 the Gcreven.
Mr. T. u. Rice o. Rixvihe - teR'a'e''''
nj che screven.
Mr. g a. Brown Of Macon IS fes's''''''
M the Screven.
Miss Bertha Harvey Of A.ah'e'
,,et, Of the screven.
Mr. n ]. Forlaw Of Ridgeiahu y :
ruest of the screven.
Mr. u. n Tlnslcy Of Kramer y ''s'-
tered 81 the Pulaski
Misses Ielmkcn and bniers h'F'
turned from New York
alra y. - Jones Of Garne't registered
Yesterday az the Pulaski
Mr. H. T. McKinnon OF scotehVhie u
registered at the soreven.
Mr. I. p Hart left over the Plan, sys-
tenn yesterday for New YORK
NJ g 8 4lrsh left via the Plant sys-
,cnn yesterday for New York
NJ Tee Roy Myers left via the Plant
a,.g,ern Yesterday for MONTGOMERY
a. and Mrs II u. Duckworth left via
ne central Yesterday for Augusta.
Nrs G c. Erect and Master Sidney
Erect viii leave Tuesday for Ne" f9rk
Mr.. g. @. Lang Of sandersvlile was
among the arrivals az the screven yestef-
day.
Mr. John T. Kelley Of Ailendale was
among the arrivals at the Pulaski yester-
day,
Mr. John l.. Renfroe OF Claxton was
.rnonv the arrivals at the Pulaski yester-
day.
Mrs. W. C Hammond ana little daugh-
ter Thclma ~ Orlando. Fla, are Wishing
relatives on Tottuall street
Mrs chss Marks VIII arrive from At
larta this morning having fully recoy
sred from her recent Illness.
SIR ". b. Bridges was among the pas
aenecra Of the city % Augusta which
sailed from New York Thursday.
Mrs. Homer Hopkins ana little daugh
ter laft to-day for Tampa. Fla, 20 Join
Mr Hopkins. where they will spend The
winter.
Rov Or. J. NJ Frost ~ Nashville. the
secretary o. tho sunday school Board ~
tho Southern Baptist Conference. j. eN-
pectsd 80 arrive ~ savannah sunday ana
may preach az the FIRST Baptist Church.
A very pretty home wedding which took
place last Tuesday evening. was that OF
SIR Harry n Zoucks and Miss Annie
tgay. the ceremony was performed by the
Ttev Ia r. Cook 81 wesley Monumental
Church. al the residence 81 the brides
mother. Mrs. G. c. Erect 4A East CASTOR
street. The parlors we're very tastefuliy
decorated for she occasion. Many hand
some presents were received They will be
a hofnc 10 their friends after Dec - a.
8H Tat;naii street
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
A MISSIONS ANNIVERSARY.
Exercises at Trinity Methodist
Church Tonight

Exercises at Trinity Methodist
Church Tonight
The Missionary Society Of Trinity Meth
oaist Sunday school VIII hod is ami
versary al Trinity Church tonight. The
programme Of exercises Is as follows
Professional song. No 81 Like An
Army We are Marching"
song 1870. Jesus shall Reign"
Scripture lesson. creed and prayer.
Selection by primary department.
Song. No s., seeds Of Promise"
A missionary lesson by superintendent
and part OF school. The Dawn Of Modern
Nj. sion."
song No. &c. THE Morning Llght."
Recitation. call the Children George
Hubert.
Soag. No. IS THE Harvest Call"
Recitation. What WIZ You Give,
Frankie Crawford Hattie Thomasson,
Matte Heidi. sallle Gi3dings. Eva Mc-
williams. Meta Trusiow.
song. No 7S III Was Spoken For the
Master"
Recitation. "The Mites" by Eula Atchi-
son. ophella Smith. Jewel Morton. sanah
Miller.
Address. pastor.
song No. .. Wen Never Say Good
bye"
Benedlction
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For the Union station VIII he Drawn
by Architect Milburn.

Mr. Frank r Muaurn. the architect of
CharIote. ~ g. who was the fortunate
architect IN the contest for the Savannah
Union Station. has returned 90 Charlotte
60 make up working plans aud speeiaca-
lions for the building lie took his de-
signs with him, and II IS expected that
within the next two weeks he win send
tho Union station Company the plans and
specifications.
No time will be lost after the receipt
of the Plans and specifications from she
architect Advertisement Tor hlds upon
the work win az once BE made, ard the
contract viii be- awarded as soon as pos
sible after the bids have been turned ga
and considered. ~ Is expected that with
in six weeks the actual work upon the
West Broad street site will have been
commenced ana that the occupants Of the
some sixty dwellings, and stores that are
Row on the property viii have removed
20 ether houses. az the land viii have
70 be cleared for the work 20 commence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
I'm. HENNEssl's COMPOSITIONS.
savannah Priest the Author of Sew
eraI Musical Productions

fNAt ATE0UuFttMm@s
Rev. Father Joseph ~ Hengessy Of the
Savannah Cathedral Of s.. John the Bapt-
ist. has been devoung a portion Of his
spare time recently to musical compost
ton, the music OF the song. In Memory
q Lee being among his productions.
Father Hennessy has cultivated tho con-
sidenaie musical talent and ability with
which he is endowed by nature from his
early youth. In Dublin, as boy. he stud
lea tho piano under Herr Philippe ani Or
Marseb. for ave years. These were both
famous and widely known teachers ln
their day. In England and Scotland.
Father Hennessy studied the organ under
Barnett. OF London and Bennett. Of Cia4-
Cow. He has studied also under able iu-
structors since coming 60 this country. in
1870
Father Hcnnesvy PLAYS a number Of IN
strumcnts with apparently equal ease ana
skill He is "A living library Of the fable
ana folk lore OF ireland and he can tali
these stories with "a violin about as well
as he can orally
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
PROMPT ACTION,
Thoroughly Cures Every Form of
Piles.


The Pyramid Pile cure has been "a
pleasant surprise 10 thousands Of suffer-
crs. because Of the instant relief 81 gives
and the prompt cure which follows -
regular uee. and this Is done without the
use OF oplates, cocaine. narcotics or pol
sons OF any kind, as careful analysis
shows the Pyramid Pile cure 70 be wholly
free from any Injurious drug whatever.
Hundreds OF peop.e who had almost de-
cidsd 20 undergo an operation, believing
nothing else wouH cure them have been
astonlshod to fud that a ffiy cent box OF
the Pyramid was FAR safer, better and
more elective than an operation could
possibly be.
Tho Pyramid Pile Cure ailays the I'm
fiEmmation and intolerable itching re-
drccs the tumors. and By i,s astringcnt
properties causes the enlarged blood yes
sells TO contract 10 a healthy condition.
4 gentleman living in Cleveland relates
Bis experience by saying 1T affords me-
unusual pleasure 20 add my endorsement
to what / consider a really wonderful pile
cure
u was sufferer from piles for years
until "a brother salesman told me about
the Pyramid Pile cure. 10 has entirely
cured me aud J cheerfully recommend IT,
Mrs H. r. Reed ~ Albany says 4
would not take 500 and be- placed back
where / was before ! used the Pyramid
Pile Cure; ] suffered for years and IL +
now eighteen months since ] used IL and
rot the slightest trace OF the trouble has
returned"
Mrs. Huxley 81 Indianapolis was told by
hen physician TINT nothing but . surgical
operation. costing between seven aud.
eirht hundred doliaIs. could cure her as
She had ruffered fifteen years. yet even Ia
such a case the Pyramid Pie Cure accom-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
WANTS no FIGHT AGAIN.
nut HanIon a. "a sort of "Has Been"
with savannah sports.

Jack Hanlon Of Philadelphia wants an
other try AZ Tomnie corcoran Of savan-
nah. AZ least that Is what he writes tho
Morning News. Anybody who saw The
recent fight between Hanlon and Corcoran
at the Thcater Will wonder what the phil-
adeiphian wants to 80 up against the sa-
yannah lad for again. fanlon had a good
chance ~ the last fight and quit when
any man who was game would have been
glad 10 stick u out Hanlon declares he
is willing to fight under terms whereby
the winner will take the entire purse. but
Il Is doubtful n any Savannah lovers n
the sport would care 20 see him rs ona
o. the principals IN the ring again Tom
mic Corcoran IL an right. and can get
their game at any time. but Hanlon IL a
sort OF back-number
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

In che Recorders Court yesterday the
case Of Son Grant. charged with the as
ssult made upon Patrolman umbach the
night before, was continued.
Israel Hicks. charged with assaultlng
and beating Ella Johnson was given tnir-
~ days on the gang.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

so,o last Al the De Soto e vas cyinesd
-, r. erence 10 the monument WIS
r,,abe s., ono Of the speakers. Nj = -
.0li,er Applause was elicited ny -.
OIIver'e al.usion 20 the movement, az I.
s,ea clear that the asse"b ga
80, n tbelr hearty indorement
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
OTHER FOOTBALL CONTESTS.

Good work on Thanksgiving Make
Local Enthusiasts Anxious for More.
The good work done by the savannah
football eleven in the Thank giving Day
game with Jacksonville has encouraged
tho admirers Of the game ia Savannah to
make efforts 90 secure other contests.
What has been DONE however is only
tentative and nothing definite has been
accomplished.
II is rather hoped 70 secure a game
with an Augusta team. possibly for
Christmas day. There has also been
some talk o. playing one or more games
with a team from the garrison AZ Fort
sereven. A. said however. these suw-
ges;sons are merely tentative and Il has
not been fully determined that there win
be any further games this year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
Two WEnE INDICTED.

Mcintosh County Murderers Held
for Trial.
OF the 1--WE negroes from Darien who
were charged with the murder n a write
man some three months ago and were ar
rested and brought 70 Savannah By De
tectlye stark. but subsequently taken
back TO NJ Intosh county. two Iyersoa.
and Johnson were yesterday indicted hy
tine grad 3ury Of Mcintosh county Iver-
son b. charged with murder. and johns "a
with being an accomplish. The men wi |
be tried st the next term OF The court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
EOGAN'S.


Of
substantial
Of money
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

smoke Frunk;iu Cigars ct ali dealers.
Try one. buy more Franklin Cigars.
Ask for ID, take 10 other Franklin
Cirarv
secrars. or Cigars. Franklin, the choie-
ost.-8d.