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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

WHAT secrets do the administration
fear will be given away by Mr.. Ma
crum, formerly Consul at Pictorial
Secretary Hay would not have cabie6
him not to talk, while on his way
home, II there had not been fear thai
be could tell something damaging tC
the administration. Muzzle every
body Is the Mckinley motto.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

b0ELFsS oEEEEs NO. Jas. b.
Two DEsksc robbers catered ne CHI
eago 4 Alioa depot hsrs Al { o'eloek
tale morning and presented their pls-
sos ana eomPeiIsd tbs night opera.
t0E, T. D. crEnk, to open TIE money
drawer. They got about 80 and
bowed themselves CIT. 70 arrssas
have been made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

GIVE the American women due
credit for the ~non-seating OF Roberts.
When q woman wills that settles ii.
Too many women in Utah and the
balance OF the States were the cause
Of all OF BrIgham's troubles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Lakspan a Barnes, ss agents for the
Union Kationsl Bank, Kansss City,
Thursday sold its farm Of soz acres,
known as the Neal farm and situated
about 2 miles north Of Mexico, to
Robert and James Henderson, Of this
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
The CITY Of ConvsutiOns

- ~
The State Convention Of the ProhI-
bision party viii be held In Mexico.
We are pleased 10 learn that our
nsigbboring city has risen 10 the dig
nifty Of 3 State convention town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
The Nina Of Camden Countv

Quite a number Of mines are being
developed in Camden county and We
notice the following in the St. Louis
Republic:
J. W. Sims 4 Co, OF Mexico, Mo-,
have purchased and are working tbe
Hunter mines, near Damsel, and are
getting out large quantities OF lead
This mine had previously produced
2OO.O pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
sTwuEyY Years Ago =
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C. A Esstaz SIS 4
Msxi1s sEsa SLIM
Ear III RsofE EYED 4. Ferry
Henry D1usss slsrEea 1ur HI
E1z1E
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= Wssf Msxirn
Bn EzEs bszsiE Eiz-sa h IL
EnsG1kE avery sskSA
Ms Aa Asszs sassrt1Essd Mkl
VISA BEL of LaEzzzA
JsE GEssroos vHz EzrEzEzg e
naive % yz-Boz ns1zy-
ChEas Cl.zk, e MArunsozrE had
Nj leg araks1 y TIE eGzz
ssnu1su DosxsAss vHs Rrosse1iins
Anornsy q Booas es1zfy-
} Azsx Hsr=ssass ho1ss, s niles
ssuzhxss< q Nszjsa, was cH7Aged b.
az
gshr y. H1wsZ. 0t Msxsros and
Miss SEzzis GErrHrds q Cszralis,
were zExr1sa JEz =
7. P. Czzssrbzry, szege owt1gs
Ess J. D NcIztyrs Esrs % ssrve On
ths Czsls1 ssa1s Disuscf Oourt iary
fsr ths Mxrch terra
MH5sr z e LAw5sr wzE HPPo1ztsc
cnilnrt1r q revs11s for the so1rzh
disE1cf Ct Mizss95 vsos Cohscior
SsswEss. q LsaiEAna-
TAs grEs6 sary was composed Of
Wa starr, John GE15Fses " B..
Burrh, A. v. THpsootl, 6. W. BdnOn-
stan, A C HEt Z b Kssab, J W
EE.hsr, Frank RznzsrsJ n Bsag-
Ias and Rossrt CrosswhifE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Champ Clark voted for the majority
resolutions which excluded Roberts,
the pOlygamist, from = seat in Con-
Eresz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Jacob WesteFman, for many years
the proprietor Of the Hotel Rozier, St.
Louis, died Thursday morning At the
Msyheld Sanltarium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

In the case Of DiIl1rd vs. Ballard
8 verdies was found for the dsfendAnt,
tseFsby sustaining the provisions 81
the vii
Triplsit w. sins; piAlntiEns motion
to strike oaas FROM c0ekss wss sus-
tanned
Dari1g the uskion docket proceed
isgs and in the case Of Triplsts ".
sins PlAiEuE-s notion to ST aside
me order b~ersaofare maas. dfEzisalng
shIs czuse, i ~ the ccars sastained
and Tizinfif 6les melton 10 strike this
cEuse from The docket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

"LOok before y0u leap" Be sure
you get Hoods sarBapsriIia when you
call for #, and you viii End health In
ite uae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

The following marriage license has
been granted in Boone county: W.
7. Ridgezsy, Of Mexico, and Lizzie n.
Mckenzie, Of HaIisvine. Bride IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
VIZ cRLN.QI IRT GRlLN.lI

. oNAtN-t. ~ ~ fy&er1L ota1 tklaE
1880 a c1& IA Hefa May erNk b
ehr4t E4Ey A. uf4 ~ tbe 25aN Al VIA zoe
kfkhC 9A4I8D ~ t1kt "a 81 boWn
- kat3& ~ lava AT K = 1acs ffass psrs
ff a1c ~ mosa eelfab FozEz& Es1atfeS
HhkDzt Gstr4Nas = ~ Egrs ~ NGm To
40 u Pc nalLAZe "a " - Mrasa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

W. T. DllArds Of Shamrock, Henry
winkierr Of Rash Hill, DIR Earsman,
Of Benton CITY, and @. A. ssmes, Of
Sturgeon, were callers It the LEDGER
ofics Friday 70 renew their subscrip-
ton the "Great Religious Weekly
All are good citizens snd substantial
men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Henry Winklsr, M Of the prosper
Gus German citizens OF the east end Of
the county, was up from Rash Hill
last week on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Maple City Self Washing Soap ID
the best for hAnnels, also for lace cur
aims. Use according TO directions on
the wrapper. For sale By all gro
eers. S6-I3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

70 q ne hst Fes1E yUu MS use re b@
materials.
You need eqe1 only P0r k=lg uIh Dox
sap, bE yOu VII fni dznty z1i1s 1E hive bea
washed wTa Ivory Sep reSgced 70 f1eH ongiad
freshness with u1c5zngad oo,r
Nothing aa All zznd te -qfoztioa Of pin
urzter wa 81 ia5re5 rs lvUy S77r-
o 1 ~ -T r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
An Aged Woman Dead.

hrs. kanaly, mother Of u J. Kama
", the O q A. pumpmsn, died In this
city Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
She was about 80 years Of age and the
remains were inferred Saturday
Funeral services we're conducted from
the Catholic church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

MEXICO will be a member OF the
Missouri IIhnois fair circuit and ven
have a regular old-iime fair this year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

I'D. Biiven, of Sabine Pass, Texas,
lie n Mexico on 8 visit TO relatives and
friends. Mr. Bliven was . formsr cit
lien OF Auorain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

A pretty young Philadelphia girl Of
religious inp1lses and rehned family
s01ght 10 reform the opian smoker
10 ChinEtOEn and became . 6end,
she died from opium poisoning while
smoking the pipe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

o1~S SENDS neh. hezbbunding INV,
blood bounding through your veins, feeds d.
BRAN, replaces sasted tissue. Every organ sct,
No nnEies with ne~iy found strength.
Abooa for old and young. eishersez; Is vtsar.
nanaE 80 Keys aasiuune - shattered nerves.
nakss Keen he i~ztsiisos. stops 81 dangerous
er.lns upoa yoar system. and a new man, ptsys.
ss.Ay esrzsd, d the nesuit Of Inc use Of IONA.
= qIsehy restores Lost P0vsrand Vitality ana
~ enssts o. emissions. abuse and indIscressous
sneh Unit one for business. study o. marriage.
Ceres ~vsrieocsIs. nervousness, falling nen.
~. u hings The pink gov 10 pale ehesks.
ne pesies nerve tonis ever discovered Ca
- earned 70 vest pockel BY mail, sf 90 Der
paekage; . Zoe SEQ Our positive Fuaransse
2 cure q refund noney 5 good Ash your q.
80 aoouf ia ss-ssEs boss and physL
sans edsfce trsa. wnie rs aoss.
snH noA CO.. ts-so piyasaah p, chissus.
For ale d henoo, No, b. IsveIen
Da Weoianaes : Pury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

The Vendalis Mai aad ExpFess saysI
Howard L BiekIsy wiz announce q
t5e proper tine foE Prosecuting A.
torney. He is IN every way qualities
for the position and has many friendl
throughout the county who viii warm
~ support him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
WILL sKR sso RKK

To EsEA cf On Rssaen-Kr-ku
Mia IL 4 he cess.rztsS
chie@gs sPsaAht VIII Send s250
vera Of His Few SPECIAL frss4-
HeEf FRA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
Tonight

II your liver Is out Of order, causing
Bliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
Pumpkins and Horsss Combined

Mexico promises 10 have q regular
oId-tims country fair this year, COM
bining the pumpkin and horse racing
faafurrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

TIE Wsilsyiiis Free Silver Olub hai
organized witb tbs following ofiesrsi
John L Rodgers, President.
Wm. P. Black, Vice Prssidsnt.
N. A. Floyd, Fad Ylcs-P President.
IL Parsons, Assistant Secretary
p. W Bnnksr, Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Wa. Green and family, Of tbi,
oouEsy, isfs len Friday foF Colorado "a
reside permanently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

there win Be little morning sickness OF
nervousness, the critical hour will be re
hsvsd Of mucb pain, and labor viii be
BRET. Reeuperation will be rapid, and
al after-dangeTs viii be avoided.
Bod - drugrfafs ~ u : boffia.
SGD EoH oun ms nooE - Tsn ua1srI
m xkApEuLD UHuLAIpa CO. AuaztAea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Withia two months Missouri has
paid over s.. 0oo. 900 Of its bonded debt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

TEE action Of Congress in voting to
sxelnds Roberta, Of Utah, from 8.
seat ia ths House nnqusssionably
meets the approval Of ell American
citizens. By this course pOlygAmy in
shis country has been practically Civ
en- its last death blow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
HOODS Pitts

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
gestive organs will be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. This has
been the experience Of others; il
vii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold BY al medicine dealers. Is cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
Monks Slam By FiIipinoS.

MADRID, Jan. 26.-oapt. Mendonga,
freed from Filipino captivity by the
American troops, says that be was
moderately well treated while a pris.
ouer, bat that the Monks we're sub.
Jected to all kinds of cruelty and that
be believes the deaths among them
numbered at least 1000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Born, Jan. Alto MF. and Mrs Masor
creassy, a daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Sweat and fruit acids will not
discolor goods dyed with PUT
NAM FADELESS DYES.
Sold BY J. F. LIlewellyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
GREATEST
or
HUMAN


a "a. wsn h-nsA nn1 . ku1y uzp-
s va S kaa& Ss4 ~ hggg
zn8Eal En&E1 - GIALRA &Ap
ms GTNsX2A 1EuanHu- @z1zunnlv. sid
GDZEA EE$oLNE% tuAEuzEF - ~
EEzz Ez q aEAanE GErE1E
nznE hU-1T Ind az1ts hEnnszN
~-urt@ c--szma
= lsnE-& EaETEEs -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Miss Eta Day has returned to bel
home 10 Laddonia sitter visiting E. B
Norris and family In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

The mineral industry Ia quite active
in Camden county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
SeTap Iron Wanted.

Bring In all your scrap iron and old
rubber boots and shoes and get the
cash. BAN MORRIS.
Robert Bueknef VA over fromAux.
vase last wesk and says that the
people there are beginning to believe
that they have Sure enough valuable
mining deposits in northern Galloway.
Do your clothes look yellow? II 80
use Msple City Self Washing Soap a.
directed. For sale by all grocers. 3s-ls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

r. J. Bal, o. Audrsin, was here
Friday and Saturday, and called SAT.
urday morning 10 reHeW Tor the Times.
Dick has not concluded 70 move back
70 bis Pike county farm, but We be-
lleTs be viii do 90 before next elec-
ton, v a eampaign 10 Audrai1 is en-
tirely too duh and moBotonous for
him. He ssnts 10 come ever and zee
tbs fun Of q real campaign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
Be Prepared


that wonderful
ly soothinga and
relaxing lint
ment, be faith
fully used dur
ing The period
Of proQuaucV.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

way. a. The treasured old Ipswich beacon
does. shifted about in its little house down
on Tho beach as the bar outside shifts. to
bring it ia The line of safety with the per
manent l.ght farther in sho-n Another
81 the ways devised 20 keep poor Jack IN
the channel IS 20 blind the Hight towards
a shosl. Losing the light will. OF course.
signify danger. ana finding u again, safe
ty
Then there arc post lights Indeed. the
very nrst liEnt "oyer the border Is a
lantern suspended from a pole" on the
81 C-o'v river And there are gas
huoys everywhere. that ride a. moorirg
like li'tle Nghtships showing a light that
burns unattended night ard day for many
weeks Gas buoys are promptly placed
on wrecks ard other temporary obstruc-
tiors as wei as permanently kept At
turning points In tho channel not easily
covered hy adjacent lighthouse or light
ship lights
All these aids are made available for
the stangcr pilot and fully explained 70
the coast pilot who commonly knows
them au with MS ewes shut. by means
81 lists" issued monthly from washing
ton Present and proposed aids are here
IN minutely described and an changes
made. or 90 he made recorded carefully.
Towers ara listed with special reference
20 their value ms daymarks intended 20
help the approaching seaman before he Is
finally taken IN charge by the elaborate
system Of buoys that mark out the chan
mel for him from the mouth Of the har-
hor 70 the docks Before the day OF tall
towers. sailors used 20 steer by the wind
mill ard the meeting house steenle and
certain big tree landmarks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
RAILWAY TRAINS CROW WEARY.
Tired AVIes" and "FatIEued Rails
Are Not Empty Figures OF speech.
From ID I.ondon Exnrees

from the LONDON Express.
Passengers on certain railways notori-
ous FOR their snlli-like speed may be in
tcrcsted 90 learn that a brand new excuse
can De concocicl for late arrivals or even
,ardv Departure In future irritated
travellers who san cherish a love % iue-
tice must ask II they are on weary
train before volleying forth their uuklnd
maledlcuons at the heads OF blameless
om-ials.
Trains. Ike human beings. are more
easily wctried the older they get and tho
giddy. dartIng motion which they found
easy 10 accomplish in the heydey Of youth
sobers down as the years creep on into
. slow ana moro or less hating progress
sion Then comes period when. N hu-
man. they would take no crutches or a
grandfather's stick. but as no satisfactory
crutcH has been devised for railway trains
they are allowed 90 potter about on sub
urban lines just for al the world a. n
they were lu back garden ruising tulipg
IL may sound strangely 70 hear persons
talk about tired steel axle" or a ia
tiEued iron raft. bat that sort Of talk
81 heard along railways and IN machine
shops nrd j. considered correct THE
l'fA Nl lNlNIilANf meat becoming weary ~
may be- your thought but experts "a
miiiar with tho ways 81 machinery say
that work makes i, tired. and that IL
needs rest. ne YOU do.
VIVA, caused the axle to break7" asks
ihe trafiic manager
Fatigue Of the metal" answers the IN
spector
Tim, answer Is frequent. and often In
accordance with The facts At times an
axle breaks or a rail parts or a wheel
separates under much Jess than the usual
strain. and .he most careful examination
possible VII show no defct or weakness
This leads engineers to charge fatigue u
the metal with the result
Siuews Of steel can tire as well as mus
cles Or Drawn, ana metal that does not
have iis rest will cease to do It's work
ana mav cause great damage. Al least
80 the engineers say and assert that
without rest the affinity Of the molecules
Of the metal for each other becomes
weakened. until the breaking point Is
reached. Then comes trouble.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. 70 y. Abrams Of Atlanta is az the
Pulaski
Mr. " T Grave OF Kirkland is a guest
~ che Pulaski
Mrs A. NJ saEurs is visiting relatives
iu quincy. Fla.
Nr " s Bennett 81 Augusta Is regis
tered az the Pulaski.
Mr. o r. Flouruoy Of Macon IS regis
tered al tHe Puia eki.
ATT sam Darlington Of Augusta IS reg
isterod a. the Pulaski
Mr. BYRD Boyett. Jr. 81 sandersvihe
is a guest Of the Pulaski
Mr.. H. Parsons loft via the Plant Sys-
tenn yesterday for New York.
Mr sidney y. smith OF ochwalkeo was
a guest OF thc Pulaski yesterday.
Messrs. r i. stubbs and l. l.. Tohin Of
Aucndale are guests Of the Pulaski
MI Ia. stauines ~ Augusta was among
the arrivals at The Pulaski yesterday
Aiessrs. NJ D. Roberts and r. b Kelly
Of Colqul,, are guests Of the screyen.
Mr. Dallas l. Jones Of Charleston was
among yesterdays arrivals al the Pu-
lnski.
Mr r. J knight Of Crystal River was
among the arrivals at the Pulaski yes
tcrday.
Mr.. ". T. McGehee was passenger
Of the scshoard Air Line yesterday for
jacksonville.
Mrs " ? Bailey was among che pas
sengers Of the Southern yesterday for
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs G NJ Porter were pas
s,ngcrs over the Plant system yesterday
Tor Georgetown. & G.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Gazan have return
"a to the city and win be at home 90 their
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
The Initiative BIackbira.
From The snectntor


blacSbird % Upton Village. berkshire
has given evidence Of quality SUPPOSE
20 hclorg only 10 the Gagged md 3 ain 4
ouc-the mcuay OF imitation OF other
songs and sounds than its own. an4 IS
such du accomp.is hment must b. q In.
tercst To the naturalist. perhaps the spec.
tator would not think les narrative an.
worthy OF its pages. A black1ird native
~ the Place has surprised u4 lately by
addirg TO his song four note from the
song. 'NerrilY Danced the Qulktr'a
Wife" always the same and broken on
abruptly, and this copied from cart.ve
parakcet IN a uclghhor garden. hung
outside for It's health and pla urc. con-
stantly exercising its acquisition. bat re-
nouncing Il Immediately uron perception
OF the theft. The special interest Boz this
81 that Il is voluntary acquisition. no
training no teaching. no capture. no dark
cage. but Wild hlackbird following its
ovu pleasure ard sugees cling hcu IS In
$50 lrd beyond what has been attribute
"a TO q. and Of necessity interesting 90
the naturalist or lover Of birds. their sons
and their Ways
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
THE CAsE wTTn THE JvRY.
Damage suit Of James Children
AEninst the y. {. a y. Railroad.

Damage suit OF James Children
AEninst the y. {. a y. Railroad.
Tn. jury IN the case Of Etheline T.
James and Marian A. James. against the
Florida Central and Peninsllar Railroad
which has been pending in the city Court
for the last three DAYS. retired late yes
ttrdny afternoon 20 consider tie verdict
The suit Is for $1,000.
Arguments were made yesterday by
Mr. David c. Barrow and Mr.. Pope Bar
row. FOR the plaintiffs. and by Mr.. sam
uel y Aanms. for the defendant Judge
Norwood charge 20 The jury was a long
one. covering every feature OF tho some
what involved case az bar Judge Nor
wood lefs for his home IN Liberty county
after the jury retired. leaving instruc-
lions with the twelve good men and true
20 return "a sealed verdict. In Gaze they
found themselves able 10 agree. II an
agreement Il reached the verdict will b.
opened this morning
The plaintiffs in rho case are the minor
daughters or a railway postal clerk, who
was injured go an accident while run
ming on one n the defendants trains and
afterwards died. His children contend
that his death was due 20 che injuries then
received. while the defendant answers
that n death were due to any accident u
was and IS attributable 90 one Ia which
James was injured occurring two years
before thas on WI oh the SUIT ls based.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
roLroEnEN,s ANNUAL BALL.
Wa Given at the Guards Hall and
Nas Well Attended.

The second annual bah ~ ne Police
pe-.vsiert Abolition took place last
-..,. 49,. r...-t.. rs.,. ,,b y,,s az
's'-
cep'ionaHF wen aiienaea' Nr "'Fh ~ an
5"l peuous having been present durlng
ne course of the evening The commit
,...,t .rr.ry..,..,,., ,o,r.si.ts.i o. ] stark.
49,, g.. "a.
,i''
u. Fo"et. ana w r. 'i'-'3s ~ a.
Broomc. J. 3D. Umhach n b Fender J.
81 Lance L Atu-nrt T. r. Wall. A.
psrzIr y / rarr,u u Uorohu-. J. @.
l4e-,.r b s,e~o~4 tsd done SIS work
t.,-...af,. ~ tn.t rvers- -.rg was well
Tho arar8 march Vat.h was begun
ehoruv before 30 O'Clock wa led b.
Chairman ~tark. ana Nr ana Me j. A.
Wa.er dancing followed aul was on
uruei until shorty oefore midnight
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Abrams. ". D.. No. q Bull street
Bsckmann. Geo. No. IL Whitaker street
Cottingharn. John. southeast corner Dray-
ton and Broughton streets.
CottinEham. John, No. 2S Broughio1
street. west
carr. John. corner Habersham and Bay
streets.
Dreeson. II. r. northeast corner Stewart
and Wilson streets.
De4gnan. Dansel. No s3s Indian street.
Dirks. A. J.. No. SOS Whitaker street
GeTken. Herman r.. northwest corner
Broughton and Price streets.
Graham, c. F.. Pulaski House Bull
street
Hicks. r. NJ. No. 2 Congress street west
Immen. John H.. northwest corner Jones
and Hsbersham streets.
KluEmsn, 4. No e57 Sims street
Lubs. John F., northwest corner Ll5e--
" and HabcrFham streets.
Mendel. Carl. No go Liberty street east.
Mccormick VIM. No. SO Indian street
Mcbride. T. F.. No. rs Bay street east
O'Keefe. Jas. Manager, southwest corner
Drayton and Broushton streets.
sullivan. John. No. 70 Congress street,
west.
sullivan. John J.. No % Bryan street,
east
rravsrs. E. No. 81 Bull street. s.revsn
House.
Watson a Powers. De Soto Hotel Liberty
street. near Bull street.
Wade. John T. corner Oglethorpe ave-
nue. and Houston streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
gsNeU!n0tISm

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
Joints and excited nerves The blood has
been poisoned BY the accumulation OF
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
icels the effect Of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back TO healthy condition viii
the aches aud pains cease.
Mrs james KEEL Of 7o7 Hinth street. n. r.
Washington. 10. C.. writes as follows few
months ago had attack Of sciatic Rheuma
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
Lighthouse Language.


From the Boston Transcript
Tho broadly visible work ~ a lighthouse
ight may not be an o. can DO. While 4
may appear 90 be sending its whole
strength seaward, 81 IS often Interestingly
busy guarding an adjacent shoai by means
- a beam thrown across % from "A rel
panel looking that way listed with IT'S
correct bearings as Sector" tn
charge o. color In the llcht re sees warts
the sailor 70 open out quickly again the
right colored light. which means safety.
Two lights On range may show The safe
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
CITY BREvITIEs.

Among the interesting features % the
programme a. the monthly concert Of the
savannah Conservatory 81 Music was the
piano solo. Polka dc Concert by Mrs.
A Bergen The piece was rendered 90
an entertaining ard thoroughly artistic
manner and brought Mrs Bergen numcr-
oua concentrations from her friends.
many OF whom were So the audience.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Mcsvrs c. NJ Quarierman ana u. c.
Harden. who were recently elected elders
OF the Second Presbyterian Church. and
Mossrs. Charles NJ Chandler Fred g. De-
belle and Joseph Martin who were elected
doacons. Will be installed during the sun.
day morning service az the Lawtou Mem
orlal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

tisfu in itsworst form The
pain was 50 intense tiiat 1
became completely pres
GATED The attack was an
unusually severe one and
mv condition was regard
as icing very danger
1us / was attended by
one Of the most able doc
1fsin Washington who 10
isoa member q the fac
ity Of a leading me licai
iegr here Hctoid me
p continue big prescriR-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Thursday and Friday
Georgia and Western Florida Gener-
ais fair Thursday and Friday. variable
winds
Easicrn Florida; deneraiy ialf
Thursday and Friday; fresh north 70
east wnds
South Carollua Generally fair Thurs
dav and Friday; winds mostly light
souiherly.
N..-orhan.. Mealher ~ saNannah-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

River Report-The hight % the savan-
nah river at Augusta. at "a. m. G5-h me-
ridian slm9 yesterday. was i2s feet
IAN OF "a feet during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours
Observations taken ~ the same moment
OF time a. an stations Nov. - 1910. p
m. 18th meridian time:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

friends a, No. 81 Bun street after Dee !.
Aiessrs. Julian Scaley Il. l.. Mercer and
George g. Mercer Jr. viii be memoers
Of large party that viii go bird hunting
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