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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10
por n Gold In the Head
Laxative BTOmo-Quinino Tablets,

Money to loan on diamonds, watches.
or any good security. Great bargains
In watches of every description,
ii. YANOW,
200 South Second street, few doors north
OF ~postofice.
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Have you seen the new fall dress
goods II. llteld q Co. are showing this
season. They are really the prettiest
In the city and the prices are very
cheap.
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II Gold In the Hssd
L. native Bromo.noit Inc Tablets

Celebrate the election OF your friends
and treat them and yourself to an ele-
giant hot free lunch at the Zeiger cafe
tonight.
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NJ X. PARRAMoRR. TEACHER OF
violin mandolin n guitar. studio,
z1sh West silver avenue. Music fur
nished on an occasions. Dances a
SD cialty
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IVES, THE FLORIST,
Chrysanthemnms, Roses, Carnations.

Don't forget the hot free lunch at the
Zeiger Cafe to-nlEht
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Albuquerque Chews
Mint Chews,
Walnut Molasses Tany.
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Bros.
Winter Blanket
and Comforter Sale.

Now is the time to buy your Blankets and Comfort
ei.. We ave the largest assortment ia the city and
must sell them. To do so we have cut the price
until there is no profit left. In other word', you make
the profit on cur investment. So be sure to look to
your own interest and buy your Blankets and
'omfOrts of us.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10

The White Elephant will be wide
open tonight. Don't miss the not free
lunch.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10

The above are only a few of our large stock. Call and see
The rest for yourselt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10

Note the niices;
Whit. Brown and Gre. 'ouon bahkee' worth VI" uuhug WS or
sale go A. ...... 's'''''''..' %"
v,s ho.Yyp r,un and Gray. Blankets, worth ti75. during this
sale o fOr. ...' see. ........ 1880. -
All Wool Red, Brown or Grey 1874 Biz val IL" s'"" u"'hsu MS oas
sale. - -. .- .-- 40
All Wool White, with Fancy Figured BMde MY toSo u""B ~s
20" u,...es =, ,o,h nj n, sti 90 and have n. IONS In proper To-
TO the cheaper ones.
Calico covered Comforters worth zoe, during this sale. """
a" NV p, c"m,or,o,s vntb A % during this saIe zee. 15
sauFn n, =, c u,rars warm and oft xtraI ar,e worth $780, ale 240
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Rape for Rs.

The Jemez Hot Springs stage
leaves HON the First street stables
every Monday OF S O'Clock a. m.
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r. J. POST & CO..
American Jewel Base burner
Coles Hot Blast Heaters.
Steel Ranges & Cook Stoves.

Repairs Furnished for All Makes of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Intoxicated with the success Of his ars,
attempt at song writing. says the Chicago
Timcs-iieralt. Alderman John J. Cough
lin has again tuned his Tyre ana will
IN few weeks produce his second sors,
the title OF which Is when the Rose
Kiss the Mooubeams." In writing his
now song. which Is a seronade. the alder.
man says he has done what no other com
poser ever ATTEMPTED. he has started
with the chorus and the first verse is to
be written last With the authors per.
mission the chorus Is herewith published
When the roses kiss tho moonbearns
ia the gloam OF evening twilight
And the little birds have hid their heads
m sleep;
II Is then I love 20 wander
with my sweetheart meath the starlight
Aud 70 tell her goo-goo stories OF the
deep
~ don't expect 70 produce my new song
before the holidays" said tho FIRST ward
Statesman last nisnt Il VIII ~ a greai-
e. hit than Dear audmght OF Love. Tor
there D. more oaruos 10 a. lne uue
alone VIII make it q 90 but the worn-
and music viii Uo superb. IA the cnorus
you will observe I have thrown In roses
moonheams. twilight and birds. which will
certainly make the song a big winner.
W hat do you mean by g0o-goo storie
u the deep The alderman was asked
"Goo-goo stories" the polltician-author
replied. Us a poctical way 81 saying that
be handed the girl hot air"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17


/ -Four y,.rs aeo when Mr Bryan visited
Sew York hc felt and cad. t'at he was
entering enc enemy country tno enc
ems .n question being the oppoai ora 90
the political prncipi's which Dr. repre .nt-
81 ~ 'h'' lme ihe so.d .'an1Hra w''
iAr paramount ISSUE ana wan r'f."i thi
Ne" Aofk CITY constituted 'Ae inner cite
''ei % ine sold standard force. n ii'H
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'''i ar h'Fah sh"Aia regard NJ" l''N
&c enemy country. ''' ''
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any p'ii''''' 0Anoi''t' 20 ine NE ltop''''
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

TIE nLACk DIAM1ND RAILROAD.
Th.. enterprs. tHe revival % wifi 81
vac r8uood 70 ur.a alnce. II again eA-
cHur attention. Dsle.aiy lu zoe eo1l
RESIGNS 81 Keru.st aui os tle alleged
objective point of Ibe RAILROAD s setaH-
nlb wHnfevcr snii or done n t0"
projectors D. III 0,,ra.t in thH pau ~
thc world Coi Boone the protector
or sf be .s 'aHel rho Railway Path
Bidder" De- la earnest iu thc efforts e.
corey oui hls project The people 81 tnHt
fart % Kentucky ln which he nver. have
every caundence ln thn ultimate ruccess
81 tho Black Diamond which viii oI.u
up the vast resource o. the mineral roe
gous Of thai state TIE Hon Henry v
Maxwell iu tts Dover lkyl Mes.suger.
Of oct Oh s1yt believe col. Boone
Co Do great man. an honest man. AMI
a man who under au conditions VIII
stand fast to ou hl- pledges ANA le
Gays be- viii ballI bus doub.e-track rai.-
road nom 'ae k.uul6y eoal ac.ds 20 the
sea. Mr Maxwell rlys Col Euour loo issl
saw coming. the absolute necessity for
grol. trunk line from tho Tennessee ana
Kentucky coal fields Co Uiewatcr. aud
continues "lf you Will look ar man
sou win SEQ that the two great wealth
bearing sections of the United States. go.
penetrated ut railroads. Ne directly upon
the proposed uue of che Black Diamond
lf You viii look to the territory ladencI
~ltn the heaviest hardwood nad under
loh with The best coal u this or any
other country sou viii marx tho nat
that tAe proposed Black Diamond uens-
uatfe lf Tine Black Diamond will De-
noA,. .' mus, he built There Is o d.yi--
lon ~ sentiment between Col. Boone
Dickinson ana Klrkby. and some ~ fac
boads Of director. thst in ms opinion
cannot be healed nor DO want Il 90.
as the plans now outlined by col Boone
.n my opinion. far eurpass bis arst cou-
eeption. and J say unto the faHhml t.,
o. follow Boone and with MIN. win sue
ccsl
savannah mas not been called on. ami
d Is not likely 90 be called on. TO hcln
Ia building the Black Diamond but u
extends o. hes. wishes TO BE- projectors
There o. no seaport on mo Atlantic that
Offers better Inducements for coaiins
station than this port with cheap coal
vessels bound across tho Atlantic that
now nave 10 risk the dangers or Cape
Hatteras 10 order 20 take in a supply 81
coal would come to Savannah IN prefer.
ence. because they would NOT only avoid
danger bu, save time. There are a dozen
Or more well protected sites below thc
city and Of quick access for vessels
suitable for coal wharves. 70 which rail-
rood tracks could easily DE built
The time viii come. aud there is no
telling how soon, when iho great advan-
tngcs Of The port and har5or Of savannah
viii be even more thoroughly appreciated
than they are to-day. The Improvement.
on Hutchinson Island which "a Hi,io
over year ago was a marsh and quas-
mire ana is now a teemiug hive OF COM
merce. are proof % whot can be- done
There are forty miles Of river iron. adj
hccnt 20 savannah susceptible OF
similar improvements. Let the Black
Diamond and dozen other miiroads.
come here. ana they viii mud ample room
20 locate their terminals.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
personal.

Tho library OF fhc late Professor Bum
zen che great chemist Of Heidelberg. aiu
probably p, brought to th's country. IS
BE- was recently sold to Gustav Tcck an
extensive dealer Co. ola books in Leipzig
who b. the German agent for tte lhrs-
rles 0f several ~ ihc large cities aEJ uui-
Ncrsites IN the United States.
-lt IS now positively stated that the dis
ease from which the Empefor 81 Ch.aa
has been varlonsly reported as mere 81
sick. nearly dead and dead Is cancer OF
the throat Dr Eauchnan % shanghai
made such e diagnosis. Ir. 7. her "a
French hysiriau. reached toe same cone
ciusion and pr. shcng Linn Fcug. the Of
fetal native physician. arreed with them
THE queen Of Sweden who went %
Germany when she lef, England on = visit
90 her sister. the Princes Doaager Of
Wled Is now staying for q month al
ftouuef on the Rhine whore there BE- "a
large water cure establishment Houucf
Is pretty village at the foot OF the
Drachenfeis. nearly opposite 90 Roland
seek. Queen Sophia viii probably pay an
olher visit 60 Eng and next winter.
DR. IIorauo c. WOOD. the brain special
isl OF Philadelphia. who has just returned
from a Trip 90 Japan. says. There is an
anlagonism existing between the Eur
peans in commercial life in China ard
the missionaries THE former especially
among the younger sea are apt 60 fal
into dissolute manner Of living which pre-
cludcs any sympathy with H. idea or
the churchmcn The missionaries are ths
wedge az civilization. IL is always the
case that they lead and commerce fol-
ioWs"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Has my SHIFT gone ing" Inquired an OK
cited man in West Side laundry The
pretty clerk turned down a page In her
novel, says the Chicago News. Then she
stood up and said:
Beg pardon?"
TIA ias my shirt gone In the wash YETI"
hen did you leave il hereg"
About an hour ago. miss. Please try "a
Then suppose you len your stud IN
the bosom" -
NO. miss"
tons out9" 'N uu'-
NO. miss"
shirtg" WI" 'ne
= just wish to see the bosom mo-
She found the parcel he had lef. and
opened u on the counter.
An, there It u.s."
Everything an rght7''
Yes. miss"
Then he picked M q scrap OF paper and
heBan copying "a list Of words thar Na y
scraWled on the shirt bosom.
Purple. p.ng. emerald ana Magenta. %
nc fead and then transferred them 10 tho
paper She watched him
What IN the world are thew,
''clois ~ embroidery silk We lf,o
wi,nin a hundred yards OF the railroad
ana my wife called out the colors from
thc porch TO the car window. Didn't hagc
Z hook. 70 / ran them on on my boso,,
ihen forgot there ever was such a thing
as embroidery silk until about a ho,,
atter brought in my laundry. It's lucky
uldn wait any longer. Enough"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Old man Haeg.sson has always been "a
firm believer ln tie doctrine that no man
has rlgat g. tcl another how 20 vote,
says che Chicago T.mes-Hcrald.
"a mans politics he no. often sah
Us jla a. sacred ns his religion. You
haven't any more rsh 20 teH nae whAt
tleke, must vote than ] have 60 tel
son what church you've goi % 80 10.
Those tairss must always be- left 10 the
80 .atc. ii conscience. ] never vote ex-
ccpt according 20 my convictions. 4 don't
care what ISSUES alc at stake. aits
my motto
Tnc o.d man has always liked 20 repeat
tnis whenever ne could get any BODY TO
lsteu 10 him. ard there are feW o. his
acquaintance VINO nave not heard MIN
las down bic principles az least "a score Of
times. Il b. well known. TOO. that he mas
never "a his life. voted ony uckct ex-
eepi that which his father voted before
him
\ few weeks ago Hogsleson heard tia,
BE cd friend Harknt-. had vacancy
iu HE office FOR boy VINO wanted 90
work has WY upward.
So he Wsut 20 sec about securing the
place Tor MS grandson. who is an Of
phan.
.I'h tell sou how il is Hagsieson."
said Harkncss Eve made ~ my mini
10 Keep this place for some boy VINO can
be brought up ia ms own political faith.
Now you and / belong 20 different partiee,
and. Of course. you've been teaching your
principles 20 the h0y. IN ten YOU what
IA do. n you vote for my candidate
this year ia take chances on tine boy
snd give him the place.
Daniel Hagglesou was almost dunn
founded for moment a the wicked au-
daciiy % the proposition
"foAtlcs BE- sail. when be could
speak. els q matter OF conscience. You
have no usht to tell me I've got 10 10
sucn thing. The owner Of a store or n
macnlne-shop has no right TO tell the
people who work for MIN how they've got
10 vote. and % there amt a law 90 pun
i~n MIN Tor trying thut kind OF coercion
there ought TO- be l'll never 800 except
netofdihk TO the dictates 81 my con-
science I dou't care what hapneus.'
That's AL right Harkness replied
? "on Waut 10 coerce YOU. / merely
nsree ~ sou wii promise 10 vote for nv
candidate 90 take tho boy BOZ. II YOU don
want 20 accept no proposition I have
no power ard no desire 20 compel YOU.
GO home ana consult your conscience
about % Iu keep the place open Tor a
day or two
hasslesoo went away. highly indignant
IT. naf thought he said that Hark-
uea WIS above such things Matters had
come 90 nne pass if q person couIdn'i
fet "a ioo any more without going through
@ political examination"
Two DAYS after tho Interview with
Hardness "a boy appeared az the latter's
oihce Tie explained that ne was the
the grandson OF Daniel Haggleson. ont
had come TO take the place
ON And did the old gentleman send
any wordg''
no the hoy replied grandpa was SET
t.h uiNtaitr ell day yesterday thinkin
about something. and he started TO 10
lhe same thing again this morning. but
pT"tlY soon he come down and said.
Darn 81. Fred. go ana eet the toh =
amt got my conscience lust vbers IL
suits me yet but I'm get II before 'elac-
lion time. an right"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetlnss-Georg4a Chapter No g. r. A..
u savannah Brunch Nsedle-Wotk Guild.
Special Noi ,s-saip Notice. Georgia
Export and Import Company rheumatism
and Jaundloe Cured by suNauee Springs
Wntcr PiastererF and Masons Supplies.
Savannah Building supply Company
state aud County Taxes. 1900. Bryan or
Mckinney John Funk. ship Notce. Brit
ssh Steamship Pydna. Ride q siearus and
b. Content. r. ". CoHuerat
Business Noticcs-E a " Laundry.
Amuscmcuts-"Privat John Alien" az
the Thcatcr. Oct 1921
Dress shoes-Byck Bros.
A Clothlng Canclysm-Iasopold Adler
Railroad schelule-Piant System
Auction salcs-"Old Hoss Sale" Central
OF Georgia Railway Company
Postum Food Conee-Postum Cereal co.
Biscui,-Uueeda Biscuit Company.
Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Association
Mineral water-Bunaio Llthia Water.
Saratoga Arondack water. Apollinarls.
Legal Nouces-Chations From Clerk OF
Court 81 Ordinary.
corsets-Thomaon's Glove Fitting" Cor
sets.
Bcef-Ilcbigs Extract Of Beef
Aicdtal-w Warmers Safe Cure Worlds
Dlspcnsary Preparations. Wine Of Cardui;
Hoods pins. Castoria. TUFTS Plis. Hors-
fords Acid Phosphate. Cutlcura. Il r.
a.. Mothers Friend. stuarrs Dyspepsia
Tablets
Cheap Column Advcrlisemonts--Hoip
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For sale; Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
GEnMANN,s rn1-rnN sIrrIn-

We printed the other day an abstract
from the official rcpor OF United States
Consul Winter NJ Annabcrg. Germany. in
which ne called attention 20 the fact that
thc German Colonial Association had re-
Gently sent petition 90 the Imperial
Chancellor requesting that every means
be used 10 introduce cotton growing into
the different German colonies. whore Gle
mat and soil would be- favorable 20 the
same. ~ for some reason. Germany
should b. cut of for on year from her
cotton supply, there would be a crisis OF
incnlculable oonseque he wrote.
Germany France and England" be con-
tinued. have never forgotten the years
% isdo-Ge. when their cotton supply was
cut on by the blockade Of the Southern
states
This Is a matter Of interest to the South
ern states which monopollze the cotton
production OF the United states Ger
many takes annually. either by direct inn
pOrtation from this country or Indirectly
through Great Britain. upwards or 81 .000. -
p9 worth of cotton Tier direct imnorta-
tons Of raw cotton during eight months
Of the present year have amounted 10
nearly 100000. being only some $1,000 o.
'uo less than the amount taken by the
United Kingdom. the largest purchaser
Germany has made some experiments
booking 20 the production ~ cotton in her
colonies. bur 30 far she has succeeded An
growing annually oniy about si7. 90 worth
Of the staple Whether success viii fol-
low her further Efforts cannot bo fore
told. Her possessions in Africa might
Dee made cotton producers 10 some extent.
but they are hurlcnod with pernicious
climate which has heretofore discouraged
white immigration. The home government
has offered Inducements TO farmers 70 set
tie 10 Africa but 20 far they have never
emigratei there in any considerable num-
beers. II Is possible. too. thar an effort
may BE- made 10 get the German immi-
grants who are settling in South America
60 become cotton raisers.
Il 81 not strange that Germany should
desire 60 put herself into possession OF a
cotton supply. Indeed. IL is a patriotic
purpose IN a sense. since IL would anord
employment Tor thousands Of Industrious
German farmers. subjects OF the Emperor.
who now md making living more or
less difficult
While the efforts or Germany In this
direction are interesting. there is nothing
in the situation 60 cause alarm on the part
/ OF American cotton growers n would b.
many years. even under favorable condi-
I lions. before the German colonies could
I b. gin 20 produce an adequate cotton sup
/ ply for the consumption of the Father
land Meantime in this country the mills
ere coming 10 the neIds. ana We are se-
curing new markets Thus before Ger
/ many could possibly drop out as con-
sumner 81 our cotton. We should b, ia a
+ position go dominate the markets OF the
wood 90 cotton manufacture
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

The MORNING NEWS - published
every day IA tho year and "a served 70
Subscribers IN tne clty. or cent by mai.
a. zoe month. fi55 Tor ok moaghs. aud
400 Tor one pear.
The MORNING NEWS b. mail. siN
times week o.taout sunday issCcJ.
thFee months s. o.. OK montha F5oo. one
year SEQ.
The WEEKLY NEWs. issues o week.
Monday snd Thursday By mall. one year
l.e.
subscrpuons payable 81 advance. Re-
mit by postal order check Or registered
leuer. Currency sent by mail at risk o.
stndcra.
Transient advertisements. other than
epcelhl column. local OF reading notices
amusements aud cheap OF want column.
- cents line Fourteen lines Of agate
,ype-equol 10 one inch square in depth
is the standard OF measurement Contract
roles and discount made known on april
eaton az business Office
orders for delivery % the MORNING
News % either residence or place OF
business may be mode by postal card or
through telephone 80 el0 ANY irregular
~ "a delivery should be- Immediately re-
ported 20 the Office Of publication.
Letters and tclcgrams should be I'D
dressed MORNING NEWS" Savannah.
Ca
EASTERN OFFICE. p Park Row. New
York city n c. Faulkner Manager.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
bright nITs.

LIN woolng thus this wayward maid, %
asked. what sort OF philier
Did YOU employ" The youth replied:
The Zee cream soda nlled herr
Detroit Journal
Miss spoit." said che business man
to his now typewriter, you are certainly
wasting your talents here"
Really" gasped the young lady.
yes YOU should so iu Tor humorous
writings You have tho making OF fe-
male Josh Billings. Philadelphia Press
DO you know a real good. reliable
picture painter" 0sked Mr. Cumrox.
"Plenty OF them"
''WeU. I've decided 20 60 Ia for art.
hear OH these people Dragging about pay
ing ten. twenty and thirty thousand dol
lars for pictures. and I've decided 10
break in and show en- thing or two. I
amt going 20 have any secondhand stun
iu my salon. You send M around "a
good. reliable painter. and III give him
contract Tor two or three Sl0oom pie
lures. made 10 order for Cornelius Cum
rox. ESQ. Washington Star.
- suppose you have 60 take care TO be
absolutely accurate IN your calculations. %
said the man who was watching tho sta
tisiician work.
No" answered the man II mathemat-
les These figures are for campaign pur-
poses What Is expected OF me IS TO b.
conNncingly Inaccurate"
--siddOns-Thc other day ] went ont
walking with my best girl and after We
got a block or 50 from the house I dis
covered that l had come of without my
hat.
spiggins-W What did YOU do?
Slddons-Oh. ! lost my head. and then
aid not need it. YOU know Judge.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
THAT Ola Dlspnte.

well after an" she said. according to
the chicaeo Tines-Hcrald. you men
can't get around one fact when YOU try
20 make out that man Be- woman's intel
Rcuul superior. You admit that Il was
woman who caused The nrst mans
downfall Now. u that doesn't show in
,clectual superiority on the part Of the
lady I'd Ike 70 know why lf the man
had been above her mentally. how could
she have accomplished his overthrow?
II he was her superior why diin't he --"
Pardon me" che man Interrupted.
you haven't started quite far enough
back. A. IN all such eases. there was an
otaer fellow around 10 put her up 20 a."
After which she scorned him and enter.
- into conversation with "a bog az the
other side Of the room.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

According 10 dispatch from chicago
Sc took several policemen and a sncriu
90 get Mr Hanna 90 the platform upon
which De was to address the voters o. tne
stock Yard districts. last Saturday night
&c lll not take the Republican chairman
lans 20 discover ne WAS Tea me wroug
paw The good-naturcd salics from the
audience though an act of ridcness to-
ward The speaker cut short bis speech.
aud he wac. doubtless. sorry be attempt
cd any missionary work 10 tnat section
A. no chunks Of Zee were thrown no ar
rests were made
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

The persistent Reports cent out from Ne
braska to the effect that Hpans home
state g. likely 60 go 20 MCKINLEY are uu-
qucstiouably bunl GA somewhat of a wind
foundation. Investigation ieads 20 tine be-
ilcf that he Democrats Will carry The
state by az least Q0lo majority Even the
Republicans wll admit that Mr Bryan De-
much stronger tais year than be was in
1896 ana % stands TO reason that ibis al-
dcd strength extends 20 hts home state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Hety Green's squ D. evidently lacking
in one % the main 'raiis BE- shouid have
inherited from his moihor-succcss. Since
can party 500 Texas. he has become dis
sruntle1 and will give d. up. The Repub-
iican ticket nominated by Green and big
followers in That state win be Withdrawn
and he wll renounce politics ard return
90 New York 10 live The chances are
young Green did MOI go deep enough into
his mothers barrel. political fault
which, however cannot be attributed al
together 10 him
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
Ten Free Scholarships.

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.. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Including Complete Electrical Outa1
3. ARCHITECTURE
4. CIVIL ENGINEERING
5. SANITARY PLUMBING. HEATIN1
and NENTILATION.
6. CHEMISTRY.
Z. COMMERCIAL BRANCHES.
s. MECHANICAL DRAWING
Including Complete Drafting Ouial
2. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.
Including Complete Drafiiue OutfD
10. ORNAMENTAL DESIGN
Including Complete DESIGNING Outftl