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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

There Is a wealthy Old lady in Detroit.
as there probably Is in every city OF any
size. who would rather have her own way
SAYS the Detroit Free Press. With her IS
a niece. pgt down az the prospective heir
css. and the young man whom she wants
10 marry went 10 ask FOR her hand lie
was promptly Informed by the Old lady
that no was useless generally. that he was
specious hypocrite. that he could not
have the niece. and that II they married
without her consent the girl should never
inherit q dollar. Next day the young
mans grandfather called on the tyran-
Mica. aunt ard profuseiy thanked her for
what she had done.
we are Of the old school YOU know. -
he said suavely we have lived 10 sees
time when wealth has become an Inn
portant bur you and cling to the scntl-
men, that pride Of birth Is Gar better.
know that YOU DO from the fact az refus-
ing your niece TO my grandson. II was
good Of YOU, and ] came personally 10
thank you. could have never been hap
py again had he married beneath aim -
ana he backed from the room while she
was trying 90 spuiter forth her over
whelming indignation.
"l'll show him after she had averiei
aroplexy. the aristocrauc old nauper
Never be happy again. hey? I'm see that
he's not" and her per few while she blus-
tered to herself Thought ! wouldn't
know how to avcnge myself. did he7 The
conceited cid survivor Of q crazy preiu-
dice"
In answer 10 the note came the young
man. flushed and expectant. He could is
married to the niece quietly that evening
or give her up forever. or course the
cerem ony came on. and the aunt was en-.
ioyiug internal ecstacies over the way She
had outwitted the old gentleman Later
the new nephew turned 70 her and inno-
Gently remarked. Good old graudad told
me he was sure he could gel your consent.
hut ] can't conceive how he ala i,."
They revived her with smelling salts
aud helped her 10 bed She was sun there
10 the morning. but sent for the man SER
want and said emphatically: IN that Old
Blank dares cali here kick him out"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
NDLA 10 MN EMBELLISHMENTS


special $oilees-Steamcr Pllot Boy for
Savannah Beaufort. Charleston suwa-
nss Spring. Water. state and County
Taxes $500
Busluess Notces-E a " Laundry
New Paying CArds-Anheuser-Busc
Proving Association.
Biscuit National Biscuit Company
Steamship schedules-oeean steamship
Company, Merchants and Miners Trans
rprtstion Cemnany's Steamship
Medical Munyon's Remedies, Hood's
r.ns. Hostetters Stomach Bltters. Ayers
Pus Dr Hathaway Company, Castoria.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate. stuarts Dye.
PERSIA Tablets
Cheap Column A8vertiseuents-H zip
Wanted Employment Wanted. Fer Rent.
For sal. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

It's wise boy who knows how 20 work
his father. and In this precious age most
boys are wise. says the Omaha World
Herald. Louis father works In Omaha
but Louis himself lives with hts grandma
in Western Nebraska. Like most boys 40.
Louis writes 10 MS fond father only when
he wants money CT something new IN
wearing apparel. Last week he wrote.
enumeratlng number q articles he need :
ca. Among other things be wrote:
PLEASE send me some stockings You
better send bicycle stockings because
they last longer than the other kind ARE
you going TO send me a bicycle on my,
birthday 10 wear with my bicycle stock
ingsg''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

IL r. II ~
IL Is evident ma, the var In south Az
riea Is not SCI erat4. The British govern
nent has been assuming for several wesks
that was. ard reccntiy steps were taken
70 cali home a part of the south African
army III Was said that there we're ou.y
few rueFIas here and there ard taat
i, was q question 81 a short time vhsn
ne Boers would accept The terms -
Great Britain
Apparently the British government does
rot fails understand the situation IN
south Africa In our dlspatchss ycster-
day il was stated that Gen, Roberts mad
eaIss Cor 500 fresh troops Taat means
thar the guerilla warfare IS assuming pro-
portions which ore alarming 10 tee gen
srai iu command Ias.edd of Withdrawing
troops from South Atd.a Greet Britain
may have 70 send q sood many Thousands
more there.
70 seems t1at there g. q verf strong
an..-Br.tish feeling p Cope Colony The
Dutch eQasress there w4h meet next
sees. ana thete Is apprehension trat mere
$3.50 nr - uprising of the pea-
seeAng is The policy which Great Britain
pos adopted Tor nries4ns me Beers 20
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
PRUDENT ACTION nEcoMMr>ppn

Some or Tho p...,,,hii-...
have arrived In w,sht,..,,. ~
thas II their p,,-,,. i. - ing
terpret It's rerep. ,,t.,...,. II 10y ~
the people are ready IA ,ntor.. -.
il does. no matter how ax,r,y,n.., I.
action may be The, 80 -.
that there shout, J.. ....,
legislation 81 ia, II. -, .
have no chance ~ rri..-,.. .,., ~
with any show, If .,,..... -. 80 49,
p,thl,eans ao i, IL ,,,.,.,.,. -,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
Wv noRh., pEMocnArlc cLln.-

The two Democrats. politeo-soct,I
clubs iu View York city are the Manhst-
tan and the Democrats. The Manhattan
was organized for the purpose Of promot-
ing Democratic principles IL became
widely and fayerably known many u SIS
members being residents ~ distant cities
10 later YEAR 81 wae housed ln tine stew
ART mansion. which probably was the
most expensive club house IN the country.
II ala not proper financially in thas
place though IS membership KEEP, up
very we'll
In December 1897 Mr. Croker came 10
tho conclusion that there ought 20 be a
distinctly Democratic club In New York.
II Is probable chat h. wanted a club in
which be could feel more AT home and In
which hc would be the biggest toad
10 the puddle Therefore be established
club further up on Fifth avenue. and
named it the Democratic Club The local
Democratic politicians very generally
Joined b. ana IL was Thoughts that u
would draw 50 many members away from
the Manhattan that the latter would be
swamped hy its debts. The Manhattan.
however. gave % It's expensive quarters
and went into the old Jerome house on
Madison avenue. fronting the Park
There - has prospered, u now has a
very large and growing membership and
Il has got completely over SIS nnan-
clal troubles. II Is believed by some club
men % be IN a more prosperous condition
than the Democratic Club II viii eele-
brate les thiriy-ff,n anniversary some
time during next month. and on that
occasion It's officers will report chat Il
IS now IA more fourishing condition
than ever before. And the Impression is
getting abroad 30 New York that It's tn
auence will be thrown against retaining
Mr. Croker IN the position Of dictator OF
New York cby
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

The question Of Porto Rican citizenship
under the constitution s. soon to come up
again In a new form. The Treasury De
partment has been notified that within a
few days a large party OF Porto Ricans
who have worked on the sugar plantation
at home will arrive az New orleans en-
route 20 Hawaii. where they have been
engaged 10 work at their former en-
ployment. The question 20 be decided Is.
will the Porto Ricans be- permitted 20 en-
Ter a territory OF the United States. a.
Hawaii has been proclaimed. under con-
tract TO labor II they are citizens OF
tire United states. they have that right
Of COURSE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

one Of the happiest men in New York
state is a Long Island plumber some
months ago be ala job Tor Russell sage
hts charge was So. bu, the aged annncler
beat him down TO SIS Recently Mr. Sage
sent for him TO DO another job. The
plumbers bin this time was S5i After
some kicking on the part OF the million
aife the plumber sgreed TO accept $50
Having got his money the knight OF the
soldering iron tod his employer MIR
slge. could have done that job Tor SIS
aud made s.. bat knowing that you would
beat me down ! added nttle something
10 the bill" The plumber now has
mighty POOR opinion OF those rr-lows in
wall street who permit Russell Sage 10
get ahead OF them.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
REFORM ~ NAMES.

Mfa Att@Aaet ~ Naff hA'Ai " 4+7"" "t
reform % NOT stop o. tott.ea' lheF *
tena even 70 me namss q me men "aofn
"'f''e" marry mus 4e'Hss' sNe
Saws apsaNlhs ias neg sex 20 marry
ine' VIA oo1e-i'oh'o's eosh"u'ens'
'-'A-e "'oNs 'n's 'ne ~ "''N WIZ
"sts 4ot ne "aPt'Aess % women Az
sN'A'f hat a'a s'iy names fh"um o.
A'j1ie' ana y rests win women 20 oo
ms work repeat. We must refuse 20
marry men WIN oAJf -4enao'e cosnoinena'
AZ thes San oe 'es@'tF eafhsea oy sum
pc ae' OF me Les'siAtufe' ana the wives
anu oa"sh'ets 'a's saved rom oeihs
Hlor''hea ana rhie''ea 81 'nelf days AZ
H"sss' Staoos ana BUNS MS stanton
if.os tnat man has 10 rlgnt 70 ask "a
woman no matter how mueh sac msy
'oFe MN - "eoihe perm ahently fott.
Net'f' OF Na'i' ana no woman
20" has lfsafa lot "er IAt1Fe serenity
"'s"' - ''Ns'' =" oe4hs pei
vs." my eN9" "''i'e'
"'' no H"f 'n' usHae iesaHy
e'h3s tt Nas worn Ry some non
eis' of4 ane's .'f' men, according 10 AIRS
stanton ie- ne woman tn tho case de-
e''he 70 enter INTO tne alliance
Ais. stanton. by the way utters w0rd
81 warning against religious regard
% ad family names. II many man
proud @; The name % bis ancestor. she
says would dig around the roofs % the
family tree he would strike suags She
had that experience hsrseN. Upon lnves-
"sation she found that the "Cady' IN her
name was really a modification Of "CaGe
and that the Infamous Jack Cade was one
q her fathers ancestors. "One thimbIe-
iui u Jack Cade's blood. altered through
several generations" says enc. has kept
me protesting ever since began 10 see.
FOR the sake Of argument IL may he
granted taat Mrs. stanton makes a good
case against the men. on the other hand
IL the women are going to ins.at upon the
dignlhed surname. and Inc right Of an
Individual name that will continue through
iife-and Mrs stanton contends for shst-
should q not b. the rlsht Of the man To
contend for name for his wife that
ne "onAd not be ASHAMED o. In later
'let II young woman insists upon be-
ing known az Birdie or Jewel or
Aayme'' or Live or Mae al OF
"'ieh arc SHAY has enc Naiid reason
TOT raising any objection whatever q the
man Nho asks her 70 marry him should
chance 40 be named Potts" or "Hogg7'
instance hiFaie Hosg. Let
9''a'e i've % be torty-hvo yesrs old
.o'i's '''e n'taer Of eight children and
Na'sh - pounds. would NOT the name
'''e' 'he husoana donated 20 the estab-
.,''''''sa' 0e more httHs than tha' which
''''i' % '''' WE or me nonsense Of
P,.'"'" fastened upon herr
~ an men ana women were perfectly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

Tho Car OF Russia assembled the throne
IN 1894 upon the death Of hts father. Al
exander III lie is thirty-two years old
His wife Is a granddaughter q queen
Victoria They have three children. all
girls. The Russian succession Is through
the male line only. The heir apparcn, e.
the throne. therefore. IS the Cars broth
~, che Grand Duke Michael. AGED twenty
two An event shortly to occur In the roy.
81 household. however. may keep the sue.
ccsslon IN Nicholas line.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Record ODemO says.
Senator Morgan OF Alabama has been
chosen by the Legislature Of that state
20 succeed himself by a unanimous tote
of the members ~ both houses ThIa IA
q rare compliment But the whole coun-
try would have been % the same mind
There are very many OF Mr. Moreans
fellow citizens Who nn1 tt necessary -
di~ax gree with Rim 10 some essentials bur
there are none who fail IN respcct Tor
his great abilities and his houora bic de-
sire 60 serve the country"
The Baltimore sun says a COMING
together OF the Southern. the Atlantic
Coast Line ana the scaboard Air Line
Is discussed bu, its realization j. rer-
maps 90 the remote future" Commenting
Ga this The Raleigh News aud Observer
says The interests OF the South "
be best advanced IL these three system
should continue absolutely independent.
each making efforts FOR the ;rafrc
and the Improvement OF the country
through which il runs"
The Grand Rapids CMich) Democrat.
CDem) says AS there Is a limit to the
amount o. money in the treasury. 1, Is
already evident that, some OF
the jobs waiting Tor con-
eressional appropriation will not
ae provided Cor this winter. Hanna's O.
X was 100 freely distributed when he
was collecting cash for the campaign
The Minneapolis Journal (Rep) says:
The nrst duty OF foreigners 10 any coun-
RS Is respect fer the beliefs. institu-
aous. customs aud traditions 81 the p o.
PIE smons Whom lliey go and this seems
TO have been 90 very many cases the last
thing 70 which foreigners IA China have
given thought"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

II Is a medicine for weak womeu. II ia
purely vegetable medicine and can s..
taken BY the most delicate. Kidney DIS.
eases. Rheumatism a0d all diseases Of .,s
Blood, Stomach and nerves soon suc- mb
to its wonderful effects upon the hunan
system. Thousands Of people 10 Ceo-rs
recommend u. Price S.0o
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med. -
that the Quaker Doctor made all o.
wonderful quick cures with. It's q mas
and wonderful medicine for Neurs Ga.
Toothache. Bsckaehe. Rheumat Ia
spraIns. Pain in Bowels; In fact. al. pain
can be relieved BY Il. Price &c ana
QUAKER WHITE WONDER soAr.
indicated soap for the skin. soap n.
complexion. Price loo a cake
QUAKER HEALING SALNE. n vass.
table ointment. for The cure OF letter .-.
zsma ana eruptions Of the skin Iys
I0c a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

William 5. Gnbers and the late Sir Ar
thur sullivan won fame together. Gilbert
wrote the rhymes and sullivan set them
to music. At the outset Of their careers
they were the closest personal friends.
Bus. as is often the case when each OF a
pair Of friends IS talented, they frequent
ly quarreled Their differences. for sew
eral years. were always quickly made up
and their friendship seemed as strong as
before Finally there came a breach
which refused to be healed. on the other
hand time seemed only to cmbit,sr each
towards the other Il was though. the
other day when Sullivan died that GIL
bert would drop the feud. and pay a tri-
butte to the memory Of hts former friend
and co-workcr. THIS. however he dc
.iined 10 do carrying his resentment be-
yond the grave.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

Representative wrighrs dlspensary bin
failed To set through the House and into
,he Senate. II Is the first important so
called temperance bin for some that has
failed 10 get through the lower branch
81 the Legislature. The meaning is. Of
course. thai Georgia is well satisfied with
her local option law. Il Is working we'll
Real reform is resultng from q. Grad
ually tho STATE is beng brought under
temperance Influences by means OF a.
with that law. or hurdenlng Il with
amendments and half-measures. Let
we'll enough alone" is a mighty safe rule
in this instance
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

Tie mosquito as "an intermediate host
OF yellow fever germs" is receiving quite
q 10, Of attention from the medical fra
tsrnity. The report OF Surgeon General
sternberg Of the emitted states Army
ieals largely with the subject. detailing
experiments madt IN Cuba ana which are
aid to show direct connection between
mosquito bites and yellow fever infection
In a number OF cases.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

Gov Lind of Minnesota VIII appoint stn
ad-intetim Senator to hl the seat Of the
tate senator Davis until The meeting u
the ITsls allure. Coy. Lind is a Democrat
There De- probability that he will ap-,
point Charles A. Towne. Mr. Townc could
serve on.y a short while. but the appoint
men, would give MIN the privilege Of the
floor II tae seuate foF life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

The indications for Georgia to-day are
rains 10 eastern portion. fresh northerly
winds; and for Eastern Florida. fair
weather. fresh north 20 east winds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

other day. when the collections were
counted e was found that 1900 one-cent
pieces had been dropped INTO the basket
II an uot forgetfui 81 the widows mite
ana SIS blessing" said the priess While
] DO NOT question ,he spirit IN which the
contributions were made do hesitate 20
believe that there are 800 widows IN this
building or RI this parish"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
The QuakGrS Are
Honest People,

The Quaker .--
Tonic Is not 81
biood purae
Blood Make -
Pale Weak ara b.
hilitatei people aso
have rot strstb
nor blood Ita- ~
a tonic itregu.ats.
digestion. cures as.
pepsia ard l3.
strength and tor h
the nervous tat-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

Gov Roosevelt T. now receiving several
hundred letters q day. Do tho ofrcs-seck-
ers imagine that Teddy" is going to Re
me Administration
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

4 movement IS on foot IN New Orleans
and elsewhere 10 have cotton seed quoted
n The market. the same a. cotton Is
quoted The New Orleans exchange will
probably adopt a regulation providing Tor
such quotations The cotton seed industry
has now grown 10 be- OF so much import
anea that the need OF some authoritative
guide IN price IS aerLoualy needed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30
S@ w! M!
Ocean Steamship Go
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodation Az
the comforts Of a modern hotel Electu
lights. UneNceiled table. Tickets INCLUDE
meals ana berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

III reducing the war tax is a good
thing" says The Richmoud Dispatch
why would uot stopping the war and get
ting rid q Il all De better2" II would. un-
questionahiy. but actually stopping the
war Is quite a different thing from pro-
posing that il be stopped We 90 not be-
ieve an ignominious retreat out q che
Philippines would be popular in any Sec
tlon OF this country--not even IN Boston
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-30

There Is reported 20 be once more a war
cloud on the South American horizon
Uruguay and Brazil have . quarrel whie h
has reached a somewhat acute stage. ami
the Brazilian minister al Montcvideo has
been handed his passports. Bolivia, also.
T. showing some feeling against Brazil
Should both Of the little republics take
up arms against the big one. quite a
warm encounter might result Meanwhile.
81 il diflcui 10 predict with any accuracy
what viii be the outcome Of Sou,h
American quarrel.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-12
[OFFICLL]
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Co. Board of Equalization,
OF CAVALIER COUNTY, n. D.
OF CAVALIER COUNTY, n. D.

LANGDoN, N. OAK, July 2, 1900.
The annual meeting of the Board Of
Equsllzation of Cavalier county, North
Dakota, was held in the court room in
the City of Langdon, on Monday, July 2,
1900. at the hour of two o'clock p. m.
Present: H. j. Golf, chairman and
Commissioners George Weir, Harry Dur
ford, Joseph Heapy and Peter Reid and
the following chalrmen of the Boards of
Township Supervisors, viz:
E. Shonneson, Alma; Matt Michlink,
Berlin; Charles Morton, Billings; Robert
Balfour, Cypress; William Dew, Dresden:
John Mcbride, East Alma; William. N.
Wright, Fremont; John Grumpy, Grey;
Isaac UIlyott. Harvey; w. L. Drury,
Louis Rose, Langdon, township; Matt
Mcknight, Linden; Henry Krein, Loan;
H. T. Helgeson, Milton Village; Ole T.
Axvig. Montrose; Carl Amoth, Moscow
John He'll, MtCarmel; John Reid, Olga;
Ole Gjevre. Osnabrock; William Flack,
Perry; G. l.. Chase, South Dresden, and
Henry .Janzen, rrier.
The Board then proceeded to equalize
the real estate and personal assessment
for the year 1900.
Moved by Com'r Dunford, seconded
by Con'r Reid that the various Town
ships throughout the county he equaliz-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-12
is 1T RIGHT.
For an Editor to Recommend the Sale
Of Patent Medicine.

Of Patent Medicine.
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevrad. NC.
1t may be question whether the
editor OF newspaper has the right to
publicly recommend any of the various
proprietary medicines which flood the
market. yet as preventive of suffering
we feel it duty to say good word for
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. We have known aud
used this medicine in our family for
twenty years and have always found it
reliable. In many cases dose of this
remedy would save hours of suffering
while physician is awaited. We do not
believe in depending implicitly on any
medicine for cure, but we do believe
that If bottle of Chamberlains Diar-
rhoea Remedy were kept on hand and
administered at the inception of an at
tack much suffering might be avoided
and in very many cases the presence of q
physician would not be required. At
least this has been our experience during
the past twenty years. For sale by N.
e. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-07-12

Archie Sillers. in Glenila, township was
ordered struck of the list he being az.
seseed for the same property in Grey
township.
The personal property assessment Of
Eugene Lebrun was ordered struck off
the list in Langdon township, he being
assessed for the same property in Perry
township.
The assessed valuation Of Peter
Gamssbe Of Olga township, ON horses
three years old or over was lowered $50.
owing to an error in the assessment.
The valuation Of structures on the w.
Il 8. w. X Section "a, Town 161, Range
81: was ordered lowered from SIS. to $65
Stallion assessed to Joe Langevin in
Olga twp, was ordered struck off the
list said stallion having died since the
assessment was made.
The valuation of structures on the 8.
9. X section 81, town 161. range 81, was
lowered from $3.50. to $125.
The auditor was instructed to list one
Buggy valued at $40. to Jacob Spenst Jr.
of Berlin twp, omitted by the assessor.
The following personal property WAS
listed to Norman McKechnie in Perry
twp, FIVE COWS valued at $45. and six.
teen cattle one year old valued s64
The following personal property was
listed to Herbert McKechnie in Perry
twp two COWS valued at $17. and eever
cattle one year old valued at 1928.
Owing to an error in the personal
property assessment of Albert Bessie o.
Olga twp, the auditor was instructed
to strike the same off the list.
On motion the Board adjourned.
RoB'T Work,
Co. Auditor.
81. J. Corr,
| Chairman.