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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Wanted Several persons for district
Office managers in this state to represent
me in their own and surrounding coun-
ties. Willing to pay yearly 5000, pay
able weekly. Desirable employment
with unusual opportunities. References
exchanged. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. s. A. Park, 800
Caxton Building, Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Corn Tasssls, William Reed burrows
new collection Of poems, on sale at the book
stores.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Notable Art Features, the Crom-
we'll illustrations. by celebrated Am
erican and foreign artists.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Harvard Fifty Years Ago" by
Senator Hoar.
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Puvis De Chavannee, by John La
Fargo illustrations in colors).
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Frederic lrland's articles on SPOTS
and explorations.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-03-24

Special illustrative schemes lin
colors and 10 black and white by
Walter Appleton Clark. E. c. Peix-
otto, Henry McCarter, Dwight L.
Elmendorf and Others.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
bright BITs.

No, a visto- Mrs Gadi-That new
minister Amt much on vsiun. Is he2
Mrs Gahb-No. I guess may be- his wife
IS q purity good cook herself-New York
Weekly
Sensitive Nature woundod.-'I was
greatly mortified o. sylvia's wedding dim
nor" what ahoute" 1T was pink or
fnir. and she had picked b,e,s on the
table. Chicago Record.
Contemplate weakness -Ehel-I tolo
scr Tommy didu't amount 20 much Adel-
hert-I kin SEQ he don't De idea OF fell
Ter lottiu' his muddcr keep him go!u' TO
school AM him over lli-Buck
Mrs Mann-Nor1. am awfully sorry
you broke that fruit dish thought so
much OF a. Nora-Yes. mn'am: and I
one OF The commandments when be- saw
the thing drop.-Bos 90 Transcript.
Tho Manager-How came you 20 leave
your last place. Applcant-G was dis
charged for good behavior. sir Tho Man
aggr-D Discharged for good behavior
That's unusual. isn't 80 Appncant-W
you see. good conduct took three months
of my sentence. -TIt-Bits.
Demand and supply -stout Bcerar-
Gimme "a quarter. viii yer? Old Gentle
man (nervouslyl-Thl sounds more like
era demand th1n-er-a request Stout
Beggar-ls dat 500 Well all you've got 10
30 - ter see dat "a supply is equal ter de
demand. Str'-H Harlem Life
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

do you see that man with the dark
mustaehe?" said Sherlock Holmes. Jr.. ac-
cording 70 tho Chicago Times-Herald.
Yes. DO you know him2"
Il never saw him before. lie IS married
10 ought 20 live 10 fat. but doesn't
His wife IS afraid OF the hired girl. and
De- is LEFT handed"
Mr. Holmes. YOU are an everlasting
marvel How can you tell an that about
"a man you don't know and whom YOU
never saw beforc2'
Look az the second knuckle on his loft
hand You SEQ 81 Is badly skinned Also
there ts a black mark on his left Gun
Now let us see what We must make Of
this When "a left-hauded man pokcs up
the furnace fire now does he do ~ By
putting his lett hand forward. Of course
Thus IL happened that Il was his left hand
which rcrauoi against the furnace door
Tho blackencd Gun shows that II was a
furnace door. Having this foundation 70
work upon. The rest is easy. II he lived
in fat he would have no furnace to
look after and % his wife were not afraid
OF tho hired girl they would make the
latter ID the pokiug M II Is all very
simple II ones perccptve faculties are
properly trained He can't really AFFORD 70
live in q house. because II he could he
- ould have a man % look after the fur
mace. Therefore be ought 20 live in % nat 3"
But hold on How do you know the
RAN Is married He can't be over 30 a.
the most why may d not be possible that
he lives az home with his widowed moth
ere"
My dear SIR" said Sherlock Holmes
Jr.. I am surprised 40 your lack OF per
spicacitv. II he livei az home with his
widowed mother be would permit her 10
tend to the furnace herself"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
The whole Thing.
From the Denver News.

rom fNf AtcNNfF 4NfWes
who causes an the crops 10 grow?
Who makes the seasons come and go7
Who shapes the current Of events?
who rcEsiatcs che elements?
Who takes The place Of Providence
Mckinley!
Who makes il rain when Il IS dry
Who shapes dem nj. also supply
who caused the Indian famine. which
Raised corn and wheat 10 such a pitch7
II made the farmers an get rich.
Mckinley!
Who gives the people industry
Who gives the worlds prosperity
Who placed gold down iu the ground.
And then got out and scratched around
TIL Cripple Greek and Nome were found ?
Mckinley.
Who sailed into Manila Bay2
who sunk Cevsra's fleet one day.
Who fought against the war. then came
Al a late hour into the game
And took the glory for the same?
Mckinley!
Who is Tho source Of every Food7
who wants that fully understood?
If any benefit bcfall
Somewhere upon this mundane hail.
who d. the creature sleek and small
That has the monumental EAl
TO claim the credit Tor Il an2
Mckinley!
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
index 10 NEW ADyERIlSEAESTS

MectinR-Ocoan city L"iee No p
Knights u Royal Arch. Armour Lode
No. iss4. O. T.. o Of -. r.. solomous
Lodge. 80 ]. T.. q a. a.
Special Notice Plastercrf and Masous
supplies savannah Buildiug ana SUPPLY
Company. l. + Hoaden IN the Marvellous
Eject 81 suwancc Springs Water. sash.
Doors. Blinds. Andrew Hanley CO.,. snip
Notices. strschan a Co. Conslgnees. De-
posit Stock Department. Georgia state
r. and T. Association.
Business Notice Notice 20 tho Trade
Henry solomon q son. Agents. New
Corn. the 5 W. Branch COMPANY.
Legul Notices-Cinuous from the clerk
OF the Court Of Ordinary Of Chatham
County. Notice 20 Creditors Estate Henry
stelljes
Amuscments-Roya Music Han
Auction sales-salc Of Suits. az savan-
nah Auction and Commission CO.. Admin
istrator sale. by l. d LaRoche Auction
GERS
Insurancc-The Commercial Travellers
Mutual Accident Association o. America.
AlEMs w.
The First Bargains Of the Month-Loo-
pold Adler.
Whisky-Yellow Label whisky.
Washing Powder Pearline
A Cordial Invitauon-B. 70 Levy a BRO
Propossis-For Construction Three
buildings az Fort Fremont s. -
Grape Nuts-Postum Cereal Company.
steamship Schedule Baltimore ana
Philadelphia Steamship Lines
Cherpots-Old Virginia Cheroots.
Medical smart's Catnrrh cure. S S s .
Tutrs Pills. Castoria. Ayers Hair Nigor.
Hoods sarsaparilla. Worlds Disponsay
Preparations.
Cheap Column Advcrusements-Folp
Wanted. Employment Wanted: For Rent;
For sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
Personal.

The late John sherman fl,s,,ch, q, -.
aims, ~ ..,...... ....,.,..
'''''' '.''- TO receive "hen-
-''' .'.'. ill "Ao wished 20 see him.
'"ft WINE before his death b.
80, t'eopie want 90 see mo they
as '"''s a. 1 nave the strength
''' l"e'h
A statue In unern1-v ~ Ga. ~. Al
p,uo,,. +t....,.....
'''f winter. sift OF
'tn. w p Draper lately Ambassador
Oh" itai}, was unveiled on SATURDAY after
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
rENeIoNs ron ~ INpIcrNr nNI.r

PENSIONS ron THE INDECENT ONLY
IL Y Said nat Rep. sentative Harvard
OF h'"'} county VIII introduce tii IN
''' ii'ur' next week when All. pr'til'
iAi' "nH those '"niea'fAte veterans
'''""tis in n''a OF state ana rh'h receive
pensions. d. is OF 'h" opinion taat many
oi those no~ driving pensions are ah.o
io I've in comfort without any assistance
from the state. De- nct be- O. quoted a.
saying thar o. knows ~ 3 number draw
ing peaslous who arc uot entitled to them.
1850 pan s 60 have th, grand jury 81
each county So over CO., pension nst ana
strike on th, names th1t ought not e. bc
there
10 VIII o. recalled th1t t1er' was BIN
60 purse the pension i.' he'o-. 90. lat
Legislature ana tHa' % received very me-
ETC., support I' VIE '' ln'eIes'ihF 10 see
whether 'he '.' "h',h ~ li'iF'fa I''-
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
INrAIm RErrnLICAN TAcTIcs.

some Of tbo means that are bciue om-
p.oyod to dsfclt Mr Bryan are - con-
sp.cuously unfair that it o. no, surpr. ~
THAT he hoses patience once 90 a while
end reptiles sharply 20 those who maxi
use of SUCH melns Recently there have
begun 10 appear IN the Republican papers
statements made by capitalists. trust
magratcs ans employer. % labor that
fhey cannot make contracts that arc t1
bs enforced ai some future time because.
Do SIR. Bryan should bc cieet,I there
would BE- panic ana chaos Ia che business
world
one % tho prominent mon who made
statement of th.s Kind wos SIT John X.
Cow,n. president of the Baltimore ANA
Onto Railroad company lie is reported
20 have said thar boz would cancel large
order Tor ears if Mr nyan were elected.
Mr. Br7an took notice % this threat and
replied TO 10 900 dispatch 20 the Haiu-
more sun. In tac course Of DTS dispatch
he faid "Taera SIS To- reason 90 fear bus
mess depression iu ease 81 Democrlte
success Hls threat Is a confession that
tbe Republican party cannot win without
intimidation ! trust that We may some
lay have laws that viii provide "A ucui-
teutar, o,li FOR tho man who attempts 10
Use his power ts president 81 "a CORPORA
ton TO disfranchise or ooeree che labor
Ing men Who work Tor tho corporation"
40 doubt the predictions which Tho Re-
publcans are making that panic ana dis
aster would follow the election 81 NJ
casting their ballots Cor Sir Mckinley
They are not made because there 8 ans
VOL grounded apprehension that AT Bry-
ans election would briug hard times.
Mr. Bryan Is Just as much Interested
in maintaining the prosperity Of tho coun-
try as Nr. Mckinley can possibly b. He
IS the last man la the world who would
attempt 20 enforce policies which prom
ierd 20 tll the country with distre- Why
should DE- want to 90 into history CAS-
President who brought ruin on the coun-
uy2 The idea is prepostorous. lie has
some views respecting pubiic questions
18th which the capitalistic class does not
agree n De- should De- elected and should
become convinced chat these views Of DTS
would not oc beneficial go The country he
would quickly abandon them 10
Is not the sor, OF man 20 stick 90
wrong idca simply because Il originated
with him. Ho keeps ms eyes wide open
ard if be should reach the white House
De- would not hesitate 10 abandon any one
of the things h. has been advocating II
ue became convinced that be- were mis-
taken There 200 ground WHatever for
statements that Mr.. Hryau's election
would be productive Of financial ana COM
mercal disaster
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

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The WEEKLY NEWS. Issues a week.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Gov. Roosevelt ana the Republicans are
'making a mountain out OF molehUlr
In tho matter OF an expression by Mr..
Croker the other day. Mr. Croker Is re-
ported TO have advised che Democrats Tho
country over 70 20 20 the polling places
on the evening Of the election. count
noses and then u the election returns do
not tally with the count. 20 go into tho
polling places and throw those fellows in
charge 81 tho returns into the street d"
Whether ar Croker used the words quot
ed IL a question n he did. 81 IS certain
that no did not intend that they should
BE- taken literally what he lid intend.
beyond doubt. was that Democrats should
take steps to sec that their ballots were
fairly counted and fairly returned. The
Republicans know well enough that that
was the limit of AIR Croker meaning
but they are trying 10 create the imgrcs-
sion that he urged violence az the 'p1lIs
unless the ballot boxes showed Demo
cratic majoriucs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Cluny Macpherson. who death occurred
recently iu Scotland. on a certain occasion
having dealings Ia his castle wuh one OF
the very poorest Of his c,ansmcn had him
into one Of the rooms. which had just
been redccoratel at great expense. says
London a. a. =.
what do YOU think or this?'' queried
the ahicf'ain. "the vanishing alone OF
this room cost me ITO"
That's uaethin' ava" was Tho aston
ishing response II yen come alang tae
ma bit hoose An show ye q room that
cost faur mar than that tue be coated"
And ~ an appointment was made. the
Colonel wondering that h. had never
heard OF q before When he visited the
place. q r-1or-lookiug. matched. little big
eing." ne was shown into "a room 80 dark
mat h. could scarcely see. with its walls
literally blackened by the smoke from a
peat tire.
Here's ma room" exclaimed the tri.
umphant tenant. "A max oot that q took
1--WE hummer loads o. peat tao coat Il. and
az los the load that makes two hummer
and nifty pun"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

n reports are correct. cupid controls
the polls ia Providence township Summer
county. Kansas. Farmer Jensen OF that
township has four daughters ana three
step-daughters an pretty and an Of mar
fiagcabie age Furthermore. an seven
~ tho girls are engaged 10 he married.
and So each instance the young man IN
the case D. Republican Some dogs ago.
according 10 che story-fwhaf queer sto-
fics continually come out o. Kansas D-the
girls held q convention among themsclves
and decided that they would inform their
bclus thar they would not marry them
unless they voted Tor Bryan Tho convon-
ton having deeidod mat politics should
dominate their love- the girls sent their
ultimatuFn % che young men. what they
are soinE 90 % about q remains to DC
seen. Should rho beaus vote as their
sweetheart desire. the township viii 10
Tor Bryan. should they vote according to
their former party affiliations II will 20
Lo~ Mckinley, f.,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
CURRENT CONVENT.

The Louisville Courier-Journal Dem)
commenting on the Presidents Thanks
giving proclamation. says. But tho sem
tenUs Co which ~ desire 10 clu special
attention is that which says our power
and influence 600 the cause 90 freedom and
,uliEhtpnment have extended over distant
seas aud lands Whut aens9 what
llndse over the Suiu archipelago where
tho stare and Stripes proudly float over
slavery and poINglmy1 over Porto Rico
who's, Inhabitants are forbidden Go call
tbcmsel,s. citizens Of the United States
aud SEE are ruled hy our government un-
Ger inw 90 Cousrcsse Are these spccl-
u.us ~ freedom and eniehtermcnts'
Tho Hartford Times says: Paterson.
y J. has tho most unsavory reputation
OF American cities az IN. present time
Dut th, Same sort of vile creatures who
have made the name 90 Paterson O by-
word ,aist elsewhere Tho cigarette
smoking hooiium who puts from on" 20
half dozen oIths into every sentence ne
utter- easily develops into a wretch Of
the Paterson variety. There are tens Of
thousands OF thts.. ciEarUtte-smokiug dee
generates on che streets of our cities and
ilrr, towns. and the amount OF crime
thts are likely 20 commit before they die
Is appalling 60 contemplate"
Tine Baltimore sun tDem) says "A vote
on Noy. for Mckinley IS "a vote for the
empire IL .s vote for government by
injunction AMI che necessary force 10
sustain the courts lu their aggrcsslons up
uu ih, hsrst.s- 80 th. people and the sus-
pension of triU uy jury lt S. vote for
special privileges to che Tow ut the eX-
peusc of the many. la short it Is e vote
Tor imperialism vote Tor thc empire
Tine question noW b.. How long is che re-
public to mstT'
The Birmingham News Deml says
a professor in the Chicago University
told bis class that lyn.n law in the
United s,atcs had See origin with the ros-
ton tea party. whose members. without
authority Of law. destroyed private prop
criy VIII Miss Jewitt ana her anti
yuchcra at the HUB now proceed 10 Dc
goodg'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
4 NEW FEATURE on rHE GoEBEI
TRAGEDY.

There Sc no doubt difference 81 opln-
ion as 10 whether much weight g. 10 be-
attached To the afHdavit ~ rotra ton OF
Finley Anderson. the telegraph operator
81 whose testimony Caleb powera the
Republican Secretary % state in Ken
lucky. was convicted OF completely Ga the
assassination 81 Gov Goehol. SO wants
the public 60 believe that the testimony
hc gave was false. and that h. was i'm
hncncs1 90 siyc q hy the brother OF GOV
Gochci ana the lawyer who assisted tho
state in prosecuting those charged with
enc murder % Gov Gocbel
% may be- true that ho swore falsely on
fho trial. and that hts conscience troubled
him 10 such an extent that b. could not
withhold the truth There viii be auoth-
er Wow taken Of his action. however
r. viii Doe said that ne was Induced to
make the affidavit by the Republicans.
with the hope not only OF assisting Pow
erF 20 finally escape the sentence which
has been imposed upon him. but also 20
influence the election IN Kentucky
The feeling in that state between the
Democrats and Republicans. growing out
81 the last state election ana the Gocbol
Tragedy Be- extremely bitter Each party
s. making extraordinary efforts to carry
the state 4 story lis. that told by An
raon is well calculated TO arouse the
Republicans 10 renewed Efforts There Is
not enough time TO thoroughly investl-
gate tho story between now aud election
DAY. Many OF ho Republicans believe that
Powers was unjusty convicted. and all
81 them doubtless viii DC ready 20 accept
the story that his conviction was secured
by means OF pcriucd testimony.
They will not stop 90 think that IL b.
somewhat strange that Anderson should
take tho risk % being prosecuted for per
iury. and that there may have been an
influence that induced him 60 take the
risk that has not yet been disclosed. II
s his word against that OF the Goehel
lawyer and one Of the Gocbel brothers-
two against one. a this time Il really
looks as a. len % court of Justice. An
dorson would come on second best May
be there viii Dc another chapter to the
story before many days
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

The Mayor Of Evanston H.. has issued
orders Go the police 10 shoot on the spot
every person caught Ia the act
OF robbery. Hiehwaymen. burelnrs
and other thieves have tcrrorizod
the town for the past two or
three weeks and the Mayor has determia-
"a TO put an end 10 thar sort Of thing But
has the Mayor any right 20 interfere with
the prosperity and tn tuu dinner pliis
OF the Evanston thicves right here at
the end ~ the camnairn7
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

a bl 10 repeal the dog iaw hes already
made its appearance ln the Georgia Lesls-
iatars. The law has been IN erect Jess
than "a year. ar too shori a time Tor any
corre-t estimate o. iis value 20 h. made
~ it were enforced Tor nye yeurs thc
pro5ahlIues 40, that t,u or twenty times
the number o. sheep row in ne state
would boz on tho farms ana tho WOO, pro
ductiou wpul1 amount 90 Thousands 81
dollars whore e now amounts TO hundreds
% D. ibis very matter Of the eternal
hanging Of hws thar makes q longer
interval between sessions % tnc Lcgis-
latgre so desirable rndcr the present
system one never knows how long law
20 llst. a. ace is passed az one session
ana repealed a. the next without having
had ume 20 demonstrate its fitness or
unHtness. This perpetual state o. unrest
tends gfea.ly 10 che k che states material
growth nnd pro perity II may please
the politicians 10 thus keep things ia a
condition Of turmoil and uncertainty. but
lt Is not pleasing to the agricultural ana
commercial interests
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01
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TALLAHASSEE. Capt Adkins, SATuh-
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CITY OF BIRMlNG RAM. Capt. Bers,
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CITY OF AUGUSTA Capt Daggett
TUESDAY. Nov 6. 400 ?. m
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DAY Nov s. 600 p. m.
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TALLAHASSEE Capt Askins. TtEs-
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THURSDAY. nov Is go a. m.
CITY or RIRMiNGHAM. Capt Berg.
FRIDAY Nov. i6 i2.3o p. m.
NACoOCHEE. Capt smith. SATURDAY
Nov n. i3o D. m.
KANSAS CITY. capt. Fisher. TUES
DAY, Nov 90 $50 r. m
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Askins THURS
DAY Nov o. 400 3. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, Capt. Daggeit,
SATURDAY. Nov - ESQ .. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. TUESDAY,
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DAY Nov o. 1000 o. m.
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CITY OF MACON. Capt Savage. MON
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CITY OF MACON. Capt Savage. FRI
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CITY OF MACON, Capt Savage. WE'D
NEsDAY. Nov q. 1900 noon.
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sailinrs New York for Savannah Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays 500 2. m
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enger Agent. l0 Bull street. Savannah
f. W. SMITH. Contracting Fr~,shs
Agent Savannah Ca.
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Ca
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Three men hnvo practically engrossod
tho attention 4 the whole country during
the remarkable campaign which IS now
drawing 20 O close. AN other speech
makers have been mighty email po,a-
too, irlanA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair weather wiki variable winds. aud
COR Eastern FLORIDA. generally fair wealth
or. with light variable winds. mostly
northeastorly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-01

Georgia has outstHppcd Kentucky 80
growth. ana now STANDS third in che list
o. Southern states Missouri ana Texas. IN
the order named. alone are ahead OF her
la population. Missouri with 1000 square
miles more territory. and Texas with over
.o.0o miles more. are each less than T.
olooo inhabitants in thc lead Of Georgia
pOpulous o. the trio, as she Is the best.