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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19

OicCCiOucS pT6SluGnClaloS, apaLla funda
Ga en- la actual estaci6n, pues la Repd
blica, que trabaja mucho ell resto de
anO, deja descansar durante ell estfo l.
Rolftica y los negocios.
aEntre los republicanos hay, ademas
uA@ A@motiyo especial de apatla, y es OUT
tienen la seguridad de triunfar. ST.
posici6n es defensiva, y, por 10 tanto
no exile tanto esfuerzo como ell que ne
cesitan hacer los dem6cratas, que es
tan & la ofensiva.
! DE aQu( que estos, al parecer, vayan
ganando terreno, siquiera sea muy po.
co. No atacan, hasta ahora, con gran
vlgor; perO atacan, y esto basta para
}producir Ia Illusion de que llevan la me.
jOr parte en- la oOntienda.
El famoso orador dem6crata, Bourke
Cochran, que, en- 1896 fu6 opuesto
la candidatura de Mr.. Bryan, ahora la
apoya. En- Indianapolis Sc ha reuni-
douna Convention de anti,imperialis )
tas, que, probablemente, proclamaran
esa mlsma candidatura, en- lugar de
presentar un tercer candidate.
Estos y otros hechos, de fndole local
algunos de ellos, sirven para alentar a
los dem6cratas. Cuanto mas sc cree
can en- ell verano tanto mas energico
sera ell empuje de los republicanos Ell
ell otolo. Mr.. Hanna, que es ell direc
tor electoral de estos, ha reconocido
que ell dinero no acude, en- raudales, a
las cajas de los comites; "pero -ha
afladido-alla para Septiembre tendre
mos todo efque haga falta".-
:. Y asl sera, porque ell partido repu
blicanO es ell partidO de los ricos, y es
pecialmente de los tabricantes, que,
pOr medic del arancel aduanero so co
bran con creces 10 que dan para propa-
ganda electoral. 81 no fuera por la
question de la plata, muchos ricos, que
no son manufacturers, estarfan con ell
partido democratico; pero este ha te-
nldO la desgracia de atraerse la h0stili.
dad de los grandes capitalists adn
de los pequenos; que, a todos, por
jgual, asusta la revoluci6n monetaria
representada por Mr.. Bryan.
Asf, pues, apesar de la gallardfa de |
los dem6cratas y la pasividad lie los
republicanos, aQuf, ningdn polftico du-
chO pone en- duda ell trlunfo de Mr.. Nc.
Kinley. Ell Ministro de Correos, Mr..
Carlos Emory Smith, ha dado aver una
nota de alarma, que carece de funda
mentO.
--Se conffa demasiado 60 ha dicho-I
en- nuestra victoria. Creo que la To-
yraremos, pero hay que trabajarla.
Aqui So opina que Mr.. Smith ha
luerido estimular ell movimiento del
ainero de fabricantes y banqueros hacia
as cajas de los comites; no porque
laya peligro, sino porQue tambien aqui
Jiene aplcaci6n eli proverbio castellaro
lie que eel dinero nunca esta de mas".
Un veterano de la polltica ha mani
estado que ell interes de la election no
'onslstira en- 81 ha de veneer Bryan 6
81 ha de seguir Nc. Kinley.
NC. Klnley ha anadido seguira
'iendo Presidente Pero con gIande
con pequena mayorlaa Y / con que
,alidad de mayorla Z Este es 10 impor-
5ante, porQue este sera 10 que infuya
IN la polftica del Presidente reelegido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19

%. La Direction y Administrator
de la Scciedad estara encomendada a
una Junta Directiva, compuesta de un
Presidente, dos Vice-presidentes AZ
vocales, de los que 2 seran Secretaries,
2 Contadores y 2 Tesoreros, to1os los
cuales tendran voz y voto en- dicha
Junta.
20. Los cargos de la Junta Direc.
tiva son honorlfcos y obligatorios una
vez aceptados y su duraci6n es de un
aio, salvo 10 que disponga la Junta
General.
80. Para ser elegido Presidente y
Vice presidente SO requiere que los
nombrados sean mayores de treinta y
cinco amos y para los demas cargos de
la Directiva que sean mayores de vein
to y tres amos.
81. La. DIRECTIVE esta autorizada
para nombrar un Director un Sub :
director facultativo y ell personal auxi.
lar necesario para llenar las funciones
de las dos Secciones en- que sc divide
la Sociedad. Igualmente puede esta
blecer cuantas Sub secciones 6 Comi
stones estime convenientes para ell
mejor orden y gobierno de la Sociedad,
reglamentando sus fu2ciones y compo.
niendolas de los mismos miembros de
la Directiya.
80. La Directiva esta autorizada
para ejercer cuantos derechos incum.
ban q la Asamblea General de socios.
salyo mOdifcar 6 alterar ell Regla
mentO
33. No obstarte 10 dispuesto en- ell
articulo anterior, la Directiva de la
Colonia Espaflola de San Juan de
Puerto Rico quedara antorizada, por
haberlo asf prescripto las Juntas Ge-
nelales del Auxilio Mdtuo y Casino
Espa1ol para modificar 6 alterar ell
Reglamento hasta la reuGi6n de la pri
mera Junta General de la Sooiedad,
"a, ia Junta Directiva Sc reunira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
La GUERRA EN- FIlIPINaS
NuMERoSAS BAJAS

Telegramas de Manila dicen que
los tagalos estan mas activos que
nunca en- la provincial de Nueva
Exija, en- la que Sc registraron du-
rante la Ultima quincena, en- mbos
ejercitos. mas bajas que en- cada una
de las anteriores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
LAS TR0PAS ALEMANAS
PR0v0CAND0 A LOS REBELDES

Despachos de Londres anur clan
que la prensa de aquella ciuaad alta
ca violentamente la conducta de lvs
alemanes en- China asegurando que
las huestes grmani cas- estan pro-
vocando q los boxeadores con ell
prop6sito de tener un pretexto para
Quedase en- Pekin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
CUMPlIEND0 La C0RSIGNA
FL EMPERAD0R

Los citados peri6dicos anaden
que ell ejerclto aleman que opera en-
China esta cumpliendo 4 la letra
con la consigna que diera en- su
exaltado discurso ell Emperador Gui
llermo, al despedir en- Kiel las tro-
pas expecionarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
PR0CLaMA De AeUlNALD0
REcURS0S BASTANTES
PARA PR0CLhMAR La GUERRA

En- Ilo Ilo y otras islas del CRU
20 de las Visayas ha circulado una
proclalna de Aguinaldo, en- la que
Sc asegura que la reyoluci6n tiene
aun recursos bastantes para seguir
protestando q tiros del artfculo &C.
del Tratado de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19

POGO activo desde ell punto de vista
" neurological ., y vive ademas muy
modestamente, sin la menor ambici6n
pecuniaria.
Apausos unanimes han saludado su
nombre al ser pronunciado por el senor
Lanaelongueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
Ell vAP0R " SaCHSEN i"
EN- SHANGHAI

De Shanghai telegrafian la llega
da aquel puerto en- viaje para
Taku, del vapor aleman Sachsen
que conduce ell Conde de Walder-
see.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
Information DOr cable
NueVa York. 1s Dc SePtRnlIe
Ell C0NFLICT0 CHINO
MATERIAL De GUERRA
PARA LOS ElEMANES

Despachos de Taku dan cuenta
,lel arribo a aquel puerto de dos va
pores de la compafifa North German
Lloyd con material de guerra para
ell ejercito aleman desembarcado en-
China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19

company with supplies for the Ger,
man army in China.
Steamer Sachsen in Shanghai.
1t is wired from Shanghai that
the German steamer Sachsen, with
the Count of Waldersee aboard, has
arrived at that port.
The German troops
incite the rebels.
Dispatches from London announ-
ce that the Press of that city vio-
lently attacks the conduct of the
German in China, asserting that
the German forces are provoking
the boxers with the idea of having
pretext for remaining in Pekin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
The Philippine war.
Numerous losses

kilograms from Manila state that
the rebels are more active than ever
IN the province of Nueva Ecija,
where. during the last fortnight.
there have occurred greater losses
than ever in both armies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
CABLE NEWS.

The Chinese conflict.
War supplies for the Germans.
Dispatches from Taku apprise
the arrival at that port of two stea
me1s Of the North German Lloyd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
GACETA DE HOY

Publica dos sentencias del Tribunal
Supreme de Justicia que insertamos en-
otro lugar de este nnmero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
El Reglamento
DE LA
Colonia Espa1ola
(Continuaci6n)
VII
(COntinuaci6n)
VII

De la Direction q administrator de la
Colonia Espalola de San Juan
de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
Aguina1do's proclamation.
Sufficient resources

Sufficient resources
for declaring war.
In Iloilo and other islands of the
Visaya group, there has circulated
a proclamation issued by Aguinaldo
lii which he asserts that the revolu-
tionists still count on sufficient re.
sources for them to be able tc con-
tinue fighting against Article 8 Of
the Treaty of Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
N0TICIAS DEL OLA

Ha zarpado de este puerto en- ell dia de
hoy, con rumbo Santa Crrz de Tenerife
y escalas ell vapor "Cataluiia.u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
Complying with the.
ernperor's countersign

The newspapers mentioned add
that the German army campaigning
in China is literally complying
with the countersign given them
by Emperor William in his excited
speech when he saw the war-troops
off from Kiel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19
B0LETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO.-RICO

Entered ut the Post Office at San Juan. P. r..
- second class matter July H. 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-19

The Chinese conflict.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

other excursion TO the edge Of the ripples,
more friends. more conversation.
The IrreducibIe Minimum.
Finally she returns to her cabin. and
from a huge caldron on truck, which
steams on the beach. and which n taded
horse periodically draws down TO the sea
for replenishment. they bring her hot wa
ter for her foot hath.
Then breakfast or dinner. as the case
may ne. with a fresh gown. and after
thas the Casino In the Casino Is the
alter where you may see Mile Hading ac'
or hear Planchette sing. little room
with little orchestra OF ladies galleries
overlooking the sea where you may take
your coffee and cognac, a waiting room
and an American bar.
Al night. II there r. no play. there will
be dancing. on any night the place
sWishes with elk skirts and wrinkles with
cigarette tips. But. whether u be acting
or dancing, there Is one diversion chat Is
always the most popular in the pace
peths chevaux. The horses spin around
break hne. ''rien ne va plus" ladies gluo
their eyes to their franc on It's square 81
the green table and await the fateful
sept. rouge" as II IL were a saving their
souls.
a Very French Place.
The little trim bay ana hesdlands. the
patchwork green and red. the fiat, wave
lees sea. the cardboard castellated ST.
Malo. the ehalet-and-elass Casino. the ra-
d.ant dolls dotted on the beach. the brill
liant eyes so intently fixed on the travels
o. httle red, blue. and white counters. aud
the whirligig OF little model jockeys carr
rying nags-what pretty little coy. AMI
how Frenehl Yes; and every other man
OF woman YOU hear talking r. English
or American. The walters ana the shop
men speak English; all the notices IN tho
Casino appear In English as well -
French.
In the number and splendor OF their
gowns the Anglo-Saxon ladies' even ou'-
shine the French. and. of course the
Frenchman pants IN vain after the Eng
hshman's white tie ana shirt front. A.
for the petits chevaux-I dare not call
u gambling after the matrons have seen
there
Altogether, Il r. the Frenchiest piacs
] ever saw-and the fullest OF Engiisn.
Why not? Those who like a gay ht.le
life naturally 40 where they find q. And
We could never make q nj home II ee
tried for century. g. w. Stevens.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

ings are silk. and her elegant strap shoes
have elegant paste buckles Very often
she does not so into the sea az all. She
merely appears from a machine well IN
the beach
The French bathing machine is a can
vas cabin on vefy ksluat wheels: Il Il not
made 10 go into the water Thence the
loay energies with a peignoir about her
ana strolls down toward the sea. A..
rived within hall OF q. she gives the psle.
NOR to her maid or leaves Il on a chair
men she goes dehcately up and down a
little. advances 90 the very eds. ~ ~
ripp.cs. turns and comes degieatalv -.
again. Then she will meet friendS-ladies
similarly attired or men coming up The
beach dripping; they pause and ento,,
Re" minutes Conversation. Then an.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

nounces he will marry lady some seven
teen years his senior. She once belonged
to Queen Natalie's household and the
ministers declare that she is unworthy 20
sit upon the throne A the religious
ceremony Of betrothal took place last
Wednesday. the king cannot change his
mind. Ex-Kinv Milan has sent several
comminatory kilograms. All Servia or
poses the marriage, - much so. Indeed
that tho brides house In Belgrade has TO
be guarded day and night Meanwhile
she and the king are quite happy. driving
about the capital IN an open carriage.
sent Hls Mother Away.
Truly Il is not good 10 be- q king in Ser
via. The mother who bore this one and
loved him visited Belgrade a few weeks
otter his acc, ssion She lived a month
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

ing so rude as spray and wind they could
not get over the headlands or into The
bay.
IL Is like n toy watering place under a
glass dasc, and a very pretty toy it's.
An Attractive Picture.
Al the head OF the bay stands the Cas-
ino-a long building in a mixture OF what
sou might call the chalet and the Crystal
Palace styles of architecture. Beside and
behind IL are grouped a few small hotels
The horns OF the bay are covered with
d@lrk-red villas set IN strawberries OF vivid
green. These are supported high above
the very sen on bastlous aud easements
hewn out OF the puce-brown rock. wher-
ever there II f9othold for a flower bed
the green and brown are spaugled by YER
million blazes OF geraniums.
Overhead the sky h. brilliant azure; he
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

miserable domestic discord OF that most
miserable OF married couples doomed Rus
sia. the queens birthplace. whittier she re-
turned But IN her husbands eyes Rus
sia was the place where the assassins
came from: where the rival dynasty had
helped TO hatch their plots.
Retributton May Come.
King Alexander's appearances before his
people are coups detat. He began seven
years ago. at the age of L. Success in oS-
amlnatlOns spurred him on to invite the re-
gents 10 dinner. AT midnight that appan-
age OF his race an adjmant. placed
piece Of paper In his hand. The king. fol-
lowing the inveterate habit OF his father,
straightaway burst into rhetoric. Their
authority he told the regents. was ended
Henceforward he meant Go rule as well
~ reign lie then had them immuned In
the dining-room while Ne visited the gar
rison.
Politics ne pushed to one side at present.
Yet anything may happen any midnight,
from rhetoric 10 murder. Ex-king Milan
Is on the frontier no doubt thinking sert-
ousiy about another plunge into the mys-
, terious east Report says that his pros
| pcctlve daughter-in-law obtained her op-
portuuity that he may spy upon his son.
| Then both have fooled him Alexander
wastes no time over idle triumps.
lie boasts he used 10 wait hours IN the
cold for glimpse of Madame Draga Mas
chin. now his bride. He may spend life-
time In the cold for the same reason-the
woman can well prove the ruin OF his HE
| SO We sim have another king In exile.
whose inclination went beyond his viii
| Exile or not those cold hours OF oourtship
/ must always prove sweet remembrance.
| They no doubt coincide with the fret coup
/ d'etat 20 be really king. lie who rules
himself. whispers the unquenchable voice
in each mans heart, IS really king. lie
| and no other.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

que assembly. First comes tho unhappy
mother. perslsteutiy dressed In deep
mourning. appealing 60 every European
potentate ia turn and getting back SER
monettes on postcards. Then there was
the hre-eating general from Servia. who
snail so nameless. and the Servian arch
bishop the memory Of whose uubrushed
beaver Is wlstfully recalled tn wiesbnden
to-day. In the inter- OF the combatants
stands the little prince himself the son
OF a marriage managed 80 badly. the de-
sccndants Of peasants, the great-grand-
nephew Of a man who herded swine.
Claimed ny His Father.
Alexander having been snatched Off by
tho Prussian police. was returned TO King
Milan. That devoted parent had another
little surprise Ia store lie chose the birth-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
A FHENCH WATERING PLACE.
Graphic Description of Dinard by the
Late d. W. stevens.

LATE u. w. NAtrNthss
From the London Mail.
A. first sight Dinard seems quite i'm
possible--eveu for two days.
Al an English watering place YOU ex-
pcct. and get. at any rate, a fair stretch
Of beach: at the seaside you could hardly
demand less.
The beach at Dinard extends for abou;
a quarter OF mile. II Is simply a patCn
Of sandy nat "a the head OF little bay
inc.osed between two rocky headlands.
Outside ia the ofing are little dots OF
brown rocky islets screening the bay from
the open. you might as well enjoy the
seaside on the shores OF a foot bath.
Only French people do not come 20 d.
nard 10 enjoy the sea, they come 10 en-
JOY themselves
The English seaside. as I remember g..
Is entirely dependent on the sea. Older
people mostly sit for the best part OF the
day smoking or knitting. and look a. II.
Boys and girls battle In II, throw stones
into Il. boat on e. fsh In Il. and In the
Intervals dlsport themselves inland with
cricket and tennis ana violent exercise
generally In England people go 60 the
sea 20 rest. II Is a very healthy occupa-
ton. and is generally pursued IN rather
unfashionabie clOthcs-in the case Of our
younger population. FOR whom the English
seaside mainly exists In the nearest pos
slhle approach 10 20 Clothes az all.
The French seaside r. the antipodes of
ours The sea is not the cause OF their
occupa tons 30 much as the excuse for a.
They come not for rest but for amuse-
ment At Dinard they battle IN the sea
what there Is OF it-but that is almost a
Formally They are there 70 enjoy them
selves. And incidentally they are there 10
display their hest clothes
The place IL excelisntly suited for the
occupation. A. most points on the Eng
llsh seaside there would b rasn or spray
TO splash the best clothes. ard wind to
disturb the set OF them. Dinard has moth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

within speaking distance OF Alcxander's
palace before the regents suffered him TO
see fer. lie came at last. one cheerful
afternoon 20 invite her warmly 60 so
away Tor dynasuic reasons. She went
and returned. For q third time in her life
this Bessarst.ian heiress astonishcd Eu-
rope. when fhe king had secured himself
again IN his palace--again Tor "dynastic
reasons'-his ministers escorted the queen
10 the quay. Adhcreuts rescued her. not
without bioodshed In black. os always.
Natalie smiled sadly on the students who
dragged her carriage home She took
boat for Odessa from a frontier town on
the Danube. Tn. public stage knows her
no more.
she was TOO fond Of politics" King
Milan chant.d Matches requiem from his
little table on the boulevards. Behind the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

fore you the sea Is yet more brilliant tur-
quois. Everything is neat and bright ana
spick-and-span; Il II difHculi 10 think shat
the sky and sea are not % prettily artia-
cial as the smart villas and the geranium
beds on the lodges OF the elm
And across a little estuary. medieval
ST.. Malo. its sheer buttlemented walls rIs-
ing out OF the sea. a packed huddle Of
roofs above them. and single slim splre
rising out OF the center looks a. II Il
surely must be cut out ~ cardboard
In this setting shine the visitors Their
clothes are 80 wonderfully radiant that
they could hardly be worn IN q town. much
less In the country. or anywhere except
in a glass case.
am not ~ to describe such glories but
you can see an adumbrstion OF them on
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

March. The event had been duly celebrst-
ed ~ the cathedral Midnight found the
m nlstcrs and 2, personalities from foreign
courts gathered together IN the palace 10
congratulate the sovereign.
Milan had not attended the service He
electrified the assemblsge by the curt an
nouucemeni that he proposed 10 resign.
He was excited. his voice was feverish.
lie did not stop 20 explain. hut pumped
down on his knees before his son In that
attitude he eolioped through the oath OF
feaity No wonder the child burst into
tears
Thus We get back 20 the starting point
Of this sordid iittle tale: Ex-king Milan
safe In bed az Vienna. while the baby Al
exander !. reiRned IN his stead. The baby
has grown up since then. Now he an
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
A DeIicinu. Hmnke.

The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar
and r. truly delightful enjoyment 20
inhale the fumes Of this fine tobaccoi 10
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
IL on every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold by the box OF So Conchas at $50. and
Perfectos. A.50 at Lippman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Bernard and Congress
streets, OF this city.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

the lawn at Ascot or Goodnow. Not even
in the sea Is costume forgotten-indeed.
you may say that the sea is merely an
excuse for the bathing dress.
Not that IL needs any excuse. II Is as
far apart from the sloppy bags OF my
day a. the English seaside as Savile Row
Is from Houndsditch
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
The Partisan Bathing Dress.

The lady from Paris wears a good deal
OF bathing dress. on her head. II she be
what IL called "sporrtsvoman' and in
tends TO swim, she wears a waterproof
bonnet puffed and gathered into a fash
ionahle shape. scarlet OF lilac or yellow
according 20 the complexion. More likely
she goes into the sea In a huge straw
hat with ribbons and feathers and flowers
her tunlc is cut low. and Is adorned like
her knlckerbockers, with lace; her stock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

'Graybeard IL family medicine with
us" said a prominent business man yes
terday My wife takes Il. and / notice
she Is enjoying better health than for
years The children keep well By taking
a."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Graybeard may be obtained at all drug
stores or write 10 US for II. Respess Drug
Co, sole props. Savannah, Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
Wilk6
Porcelain
Refrigerator,
, cqu1l as a food preserver

which has no equal as a food preserver
and ICE SAVER.
The construction OF this refrigerator
make warplug and leaking impossible. and
you have not a temporary article. but one
which must last lifetime.
The approach Of tho winter season and
the necessity Of more room make IT es-
sentlal chat we dispose q these goods.
and with this object In view We have
MARKED THEM DOWN REGARDLESS
OF COST.
See them and get the price. They will
surprise you.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

''Graybeard broke up rheumatism ON
me-" says Mr.. Chas. Thomas. the Jew
eier on Whitaker street. And put me In
better health than I have enjoyed IN
long time"
Take oraybeard Pills for that diEry
feeiing-Lost sppstite. and follow Il up
with bottle OF Crsybeard. II IL all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props
Savannah. Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

other excursion TO the edge Of the ripples,
more friends. more conversation.
The IrreducibIe Minimum.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

We have Just a few OF these most de-
airahle articles LEFT.
No home IS complete without Refrige-
rasor. and a poor one IS worse than none.
We handle the best only. and GUARAN-
TEE sATIsFACTIoN.
We call special attention to our famous
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Alexander Recent Union 10 "a wO-
man Unworthy OF a Crown-Ex-
KIaE M.Ian's Public Quarrel With
Queen NataIie-Eccentric Freaks
Of the neiEning Monarch of That
Unhappy Land.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Of shs LATEST patterns in Oriental and
Domestic effects.