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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
OBJECTIONS TO THE PRIMARY.
SYSTEM SEEMS To HAVE WORKED
nADLN ~ FLORIDA

Candidates Were Kept out ~ high
Assessments Contests Ia the
FOURTH aud seventh Judiciar Dis-
tricts-rhese WIN ne Taken Before
the state Democratic Committee.
first General Democratic Primary
WIN Hc Held Ia 1909.
Tallahassee Fla nov IS The rlnu Of
selecting tac nominees Of the Democrats
party for state ana county Offices o,n
elective ana lrpamuvc by primary clse.
tons. IS oe.us pat to- severe Test Ia tals
state
The primary on Che 5th inst IS geue,-
niA aomitJ1 to have hecu good deal
% q lance although 30 was cnc.uve 30
pu,tiug an end 10 thc talk OF removing tbe
s,stc capital from Tallahassee. aud also
n KLINE The project OF holding a con-
sttutousl convention.
Tbs primary system wac introduced by
the De7socfauc State Convention holI asst
jane. The Democratic STATE Executive
Committee ordefed that applicants for ths
Offices ~ sta.o chemist. adiutant gcuerh
aud state attorney iu tho Second Third
Fcuiih and Seventh Judicial circuits. an
being appointivs offices. TO be- allied by the
t"omius Governor within tho noXt few
months Should tuomit their claims 10 the
voters az tnis primary. and this was doac.
The stale Executive Committee made
such high assessments a. entrance fees
Coz the primary that 0u.y one candidate
qualified co run for state chemist. Capt.
u. Rose Of klssimmc- ana only one.
Gen. Patrick Houstoun 4 Tallahassee. fot
Adjutant general. lu the Second aud Third
circuits the present state attorneys.
Messrs. Walker and Robertson. went
through The primary without opposition.
his sparsity OF candidate has furnished
ne objection 10 the system that 10 Is un-
democratie 10 that 30 prevents poor men
from seeking office
Ia tho Fourth aud Seventh Judicial cir
cults. the present state attorneys. Mcssrs
A. g Hartridge and James j.. Beggs
each had one opponent
In both cases the primary failed 10 De.
eide between the contestants. ana appeals
have been taken 90 the state Executive
Committee. which meets in Jacksonville
Tuesday Nov 81
The FIRST general Democratic primary
under this provision will nc held IN 1902
when a United States senator TO succeed
Hon Stephen r. Mallory. two congress
mcn-three congressman. n Florida gets
another one under tho new spportioumeni.
rs o. IS believed she will-one Justice Of
the Supreme Court 20 succeed Justice ,..i-
ton n Mabry. one member Of the Rail
ioad Commission. a new Legislature. and
possibly some other officials. besides ooun-
ty ofncers. will b. selected IN this man
TER
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
PUNISHMENT on LEADERS.
Adviccs Received IA Paris a. 60 Pro-
urr.. of Vaccinations

Advices Received In Paris ~ 60 Pre-
gross Of Negotiations.
Paris. nov. is.-The following adyicos
have been received from Pekin dated
Nov. Il.
~ Pichon tFrench minister In Pekinl.
visited Ii Hung Chang who handed him
imperial DEGREES deprlvlng Prince TuaD
and Prince Chuan OF their ouer o. no
hiity. and directing that they be i'm
prisoued until death The DEGREES assert
that Prince YlnE has already been de-
graded and Imprisoned thai Prince Lien
has been ordered not TO leave his palace,
thar Duke Lin and Ytng Men. president
u the censorasc. and Others. have been
degraded. and that Yu Hsien hae been
cxiied
Another decree says 81 IS imposs BILE
to arrest Gen Ting Fu Hsiang az pres
ent. because he Is IN possession % troops,
but that he will be punished later
The foregoing a spatch. with the *
ceptlon 90 Gen. Ting Fu HEang. corrob-
crates the text Of the Cablcgram from
Director General sheng TO Minister WI
at Washington. communicated 10 Secre-
tary Hay last Friday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
rhe mnmfat nemInI.cence..


Al Brighton Beach ! hit Nose Hosen-
s.etn who was organizing one-night
Faust" company. Tor JOB. What part
DO YOU wish to take7' h. inquired short
Nv. II wish 20 take the part Of Mepnis-
,opheleH. Of course" answered. drawing
myself up proudly. for ] had on new sui
81 clothes. and could afiord 10 look him IN
the face And why DO you wish 10 take
chat particular part7' he inquired /
was amazed at his dullness. but conceal
ing my disgust as far % possible ex-
planned that Il was because the devil al
ways gets his dues. He seemed pleased a;
my repartee wrote me out so per week
contract. and paid me my nrst weeks sal
airy Of 81 - 30 advance. ! played the
devil in Faust" until nearly the end Of
the season. after which was cast In The
Foundry" a workingmans play.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Mai. Gen Joe Wheeler is wrong when
he says that all OF our war Presidents
have been reelected lie overlooiCs Polk,
who was IN the white House during the
Mexican War. but was not even renomt-
mated Az told ~ have had only i've
war pres dent. namely Washington In
the Revolui ion Madison in the War =
1872 with Great Britain Polk IN the war
with Mexico. Lincoln IN the civil Wa
and Mckinley IN the war with Spain. 10
We call the dlfficulty with France In IFS
a war" We shall have 10 exert the hrst
Adams. who was not reelected
WIN the exception u Grover Cleveland.
no President has teen reelected url -
he was himself soldier or held = chief
executive Office during war peri q. I
guess this statement viii stand Anne tea
Is a nation OF fighters. and we reversrca
nothing 80 much as the uniform and the
rag. unless u IA our prosperity. We want
that let alone. Look AZ the list: WASH
inRion. soldier Of the Revolution: Jeffsr-
son Governor OF Nirginia durire the
Revolution Madison. Pres dent during
the War OF 1872; Monroe a Rev oiut onary
officer; jackson. soldier o. the War
ig2. Lincoln. soldier and Pre- ide-t IN he
CIVIL War. Grant. soldier IN the Mexican
and civil Wars: Mckinley. soldier and
President Ia the war with spain.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
A COLORADO PnorEsr.
Mass Meeting Condemned Lynchins
of John Porter

Denver. Col. Nov. i&-At macs meet
Ing held here to-day strong protests were
made against the actions OF the IAmon
mob that burned John Porter. the negro
raPlst aud murderer at the stake
The meeting was presided over by c
n. Hobbs, president Of the 81 c. A..
and speeches were made by Gov. c. 5.
Thomas. Mayor H. Y. Johnson % Den
vcr. President sloeum of Colorado Col
lcge, Rabbi Friedman Rev Coylc. Mrs
Susan Platte Decker promincni in ma
uonal womcns clubs circles. and others.
They ali spoke In strong terms CON
iemn.ug what was termed thc "Lmon
ltrocity' ard also denounced the senss-
u0nal display OF newspaper stories COM
corning it The audience wac stirred at
times almost 90 ri9tous demonstrations Or
approval
Resolutions adopted admit ths difaculty
OF Adequately characierlzug the crime for
which Porter was punished hut dec ARE
that however much the negro hy bis crime
mcritc1 death. no crime can justify re-
course 10 such barbsrous methods, and
that while the action % the people OF
Lincoln county Is attributed 10 excitement
AMI passion. 10 Is none the less condemned
and discouutenanced Hope was expressed
that a law would speedily be enacted in
Colorado providing effective punishment
for such crimes and prov ding punishment
for ans one taking part Co.. iyuching.
Gov Thomas IN the course OF his re-
marks said.
II do not believe the people Of this
state are worse than the people Of any
other state This is as civilized "a com
muni'y as ans state in the union and In
an OF them We hear OF occurrences like
this when the people have been suddenly
aroused 90 some such terrible act. when
some such awful horrible crime As THIS
negro's. cries TO Heaven for vengeance.
For the agonized parents and for what
ever thcy have done. I have no words OF
blame or oensure Put ourselves IN their
places and We can understand their wild
desire for vengeance
MY remarks to-day are addressed, not
so much 10 the fact that death has been
inflicted. as 20 che manner in which u
mas been done. do not hy this mean
20 Justify lynch law No well-regllatei
citizen can ever justify departure n m
the law. But every state has these az
fairs. and We are not an exception.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
ADDRESS no nEFoRM FORCES.
Washburn Calls on Them 20 Form N
New Party.


New Party.
Boston. Nov. lS.-An address headed %
&c Reform forces Of the country" hns
zen Issued by George F. washburn.
resident OF the Bryan Club Of Massa-
auset,s. and the National Committee Of
me Peoples Party, in which he says:
The campaign OF 1900 was a eontes; Of
Conscience against capital. II was the
greltess struggle Cor human rights since
ne days OF Jackson or Lincoln. The re-
eectiou Of Mckinley was victory for
mperialism and the trusts. But our grand
reform movement will roll on to ultimate
Tory.
Il is beyond the range OF human proc
Utility that Bryan will again become tho
candidate Of the Democratic party. But
'e an lead to victory new PARTY con
Quoted on safe and conservative. yet pro
ressive lines Therefore. To maintain our
present momentum o new party must be
i1rmed We must have a complete reun-
'1n % reform forces This can be accom-.
FIshsd by uniting the Bryan Democrats
Bryan Republicans. Populists and other
small bodies 20 be led by the man Of the
our whoever he may be-. ! believe that
tad such a party been formed four years
$40 Bryan would have triumDhed this
tue Accordingly ! propose that az an
saa date we have o conference Of the
l4a rs ~ the parties referred 10 In the
central part OF the country for the pur-
pose of cifecting an immediate under
taHilng that we may begin the organi-
1ltun Of a new party"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
TALK or CARS SICKNESS.
The weakness OF His Heart Causes
some Uncasiness.

The weakness OF His Heart Causes
some Unessiness.
London. Nov. i9.-Aceording to the Mos
COW correspondent OF the Express. tho
weakkess OF the Cars heart causes some
apprehension.
The 81. Petersburg correspondent d
the Daily Mail says that the Emperor q
ulness arose from lack OF caution in
drinking fresh water while suffering from
influenza. and he adds that the Illness
has not made as yet a deep impression
upon tho Russian people many 81 whom
seem never 20 have heard OF a."
There seems TO be- NJ doubt that the
royal castles at Lividia are in a bad ny
gienic condition.
There have been numerous infectious
outbreaks in that district during the au-
tumn and much anxiety has been felt re-
garding the imperial children.
The season has been exceptionally dry.
and the water supply az Livadia enor-
mously reduced The Car took a number
OF long walks TO visit his sister, Grand
Duchess Xenia. and Il Is possible that on
one OF these excursions he drank bad wa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
OLD NEGRO HELD ron MURDER.
Jourdan said 20 Have Killed Love on
Account of Has wife.

Account of HIS VIE.
Orlando Fla. Nov Is An Old negro
named Jourdan has been arrested for the
murder OF another negro named Love a
night or two ago. There had been trou-
bic besween the TWO on account OF Jour
dams wife for some time.
40 one who knew Jourdan thought Ne
would resort 10 such means 10 rid himself
OF his enemy lie is upwards OF sixty
years old. a steady. industrious man. and
ono Of the most reliable OF his race lie
has been IN the employ Of Mr.. A. O.
Branham for seven years. The coiorei
people oil say that Jourdan did the shoot
ing But this Is simply a matter Of
opinion. as there r. no direct evidence
against him. although circumstances
polnt TO him with such force az TO carry
conviction TO the public mind Jourdan
is IN jail
G.. p Howard OF this place has just
brought out the first edition Of the Flo--
Ida Sunshine. a bright and well gotten
up Illustrated monthly devoted 90 the Do
velopment OF the state. IL Is printed At
.ho Sentinel Reporter Office. and mechan-
icaily as well as editorially IL very cred
ia bio.
Nearly all OF the old city officials were
renominatcd at the white mems primal "
j. h. Parramore for mayor. James X.
Duke for clerk and assessor G. Il. Carter
FOR marshal and tax collector. and r. l.
Hyer and C. r. Howard for councilmen.
were all re-nominated. a. G. Branham
and ". r. Pllous will be new members
OF the city Council
Mai ~ r. Marks. the Invest land man
i'm the South after four years In New
York city. has returned 10 Orlando.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

discussion Of the death penalty Tor the
princes and other high officials. Il Is ev
Cent that the ministers ATE weakening.
az they have reduced their proposal nom
execution TO the seVercst Punishment pro
vlded by Chinese law. forgetting that
Princes De beyond the reach OF Chinese
law
THE news from the southern province
IS more rcussuriuE III Hung chang says
that Prince Tuan has fled Cor safety to
the residence of HE father-lu-law al Ning
la. IIsicu. on the Monaghan frouucr oi
che province Of Kan Su'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
BoTHA mas a GOVERNMENT.
lie Is Paying Fighting BnrEhers a
Crown Per DAY.

Pretoria Nov rs The Beers are active
Il is alleged that Commaudant Louis
Resendal North Mlddleburg and that
with the n0O0o which he has available
he o. paying the hghting hurghers q
crown per day.
Commoudant Abel Ersmus ie said 20 he
o. Onchhants river with 1000 men. and
900 wagons ard 1900 cattle.
From Heidelberg 20 is reported that che
Roers are compelling the hurghers who
had surrendered % take up arms again
under pain OF death
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
METEOR FELL IN ms YARD.
Farmers Son Picked IL Up and Now
Treasures "a.

Dawson. Ca. Nov. is.-Mr Jonathan
Bridges. one OF Terrell county's best
farmers. was In Dawson yesterday morn
ing. While here he told Of the falling OF
a star IN the yard OF his home on last
wednesday evening. az an early hour. Ills
son. Dennis. was IN the yard and no
ticed the glare ol a light and on turn
ing around. saw a hall OF IRE coming 30
the ground near him. As soon a. u tell
Il went out and he went and picked W
the mineral formation. which was to-
warm for him to carry in his hand. tie
managed TO get q into the house how
ever. ana gave q 70 his mother who nov
keeps 10 as treasure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Detroit Nov iS-Mrs. Hattie =. Nor.
ton Of Detroit was married 90 Charles
r. HOLINESS 81 san Francisco IN Windsor
Ont. Saturday evening Late this after
noon Mrs. Holmes raised an alarm in
the Manning Hotel saying her husband
was gone and she had missed $40 Mrs
Holmes said she had known her husband
but two weeks. having become acquainted
with him lhrongh a malrImonIal PAYER.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Philadelphia Nov lS.-The Belgian
steamer Waeslaud which sailed from here
yesterday for Liverpool with passengers
and a fun cargo. returned tonight with
q tcn-foot hole IA her port bow. The
Waesland. while staaming down the Del
aware BAY last night was run into by
tho schooner Elm city The schooner also
had a hole stove In her bow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
BoYs WHIPPED 4 WILDCAT.
with stones They Hammered The
Life Out of the Animal.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Bellesonte. Pa. Nov. l5.-Pierce Wag'
ner and Arthur T.. Roberts two 4-year-
old lads Of this place. are being ronized
for a thrilling encounter they had with
a big wildcat. ia which the boys came on
victorious
wagner and Roberts. with beagle
hound went out after rabbits, and were
sitting on an old log. with the dog by
their side when. suddenly. wildcat land
ed AZ their feet
Finally the cat gave fight. and while
clawing the dog the boys got close enough
TO Kill t with stones They brought the
carcass into town snd secured 3 bounty
for the scalp from the County Commits
s.oners. The cat measured three feet Elk
inches had claws two inches IN lenegth
and whiskcrs like o. Bengal tiger.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Berlin Nov ia telegram received
to-day from the German headquarters In
Pekin says:
"Col. York's column, on Nov. H. reached
Tsha Tau on the great wall. northwest
Of the capital a large force OF Chinese
cavalry had just evacuated the place"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
DISCUSSED N CHURCHES.
Negroes In Chicago Talked Of Burn
ing of Porter.

ing of Porter.
Chicago. Nov. ls-The burning Of the
negro. Preston Porter. IN Colorado last
Friday was theme FOR discussion IN
nearly every colore1 church la Chicago
tonight Several Of the churches adopt
cd resolutions presented By Ida b. Wells
Barnett. chairman Of the And-Lynching
Bureau asking the President IN his next
message TO Congress. TO call attention 20
the fact that during the last ten years
nearly 2000 citizens have been put 10
death by mohs and that 81 the number
90 lynched fifteen we're burned alive AMI
urging him 10 commend TO Congress les
islation which shall secure to every per
son accused OF crime trial BY Jury mi
shall hold criminaily liable all persons who
constitute mohs 20 torture. murder AMI
burn alive citizens Of the United states.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
SHORTER WORK HOURS.
wiz GO Into Enect To-day for linton
MachinISts.

VIII Go Into Eject To-day Tor Union
MachiniSts.
New York. Nov. is-George W. Warner.
business agent Of the International Asso-
citation OF Machinists. made a statement
In which he said thtt the nine and "A
half hour work day would go into effect
tomorrow among all OF the machinists in
the United states. on the 18th day Of
May the nine hour work day, he said.
would go into effect This was IN accord
ance with en- agreement with the national
trades association composed of employers.
and would affect 6o0oO machinists. $500
OF whom were IN New York district
I'm some OF the shops In the New York
district" he continued. the employers
will ray ten hours wages for nine and
half hours. In others they have notified
tho men that they viii not pay IL. There
will he strikes IN some Of the shops. but
not IN a great many I expect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
NEw YoRIx's HORSE SHOW.

vi Ready for GREAT Gathering In
Madison square Garden.
New York. Nov. iS-All Is In readiness
10 The opening tomorrow morning OF the
sixteenth Annual Horse Show Assocla-
Ton az Madison Square Garden.
ae judging will he started at io;D
.9ck tomorrow morning. when Dclan-
Kane ana George =. Wetmore VIII
their opinion as judges on sixty-two
a-uters.
william O. Whitney and William IL
'sler viii be the judges In the evening
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
EPIDEMIC FEARED IN rEKIN.
sanitary Conditions In Chinese Capt
tai Are serious.

Pekin Nov. IS, via Shanghai Nov IS
Sanitary conditions here are becoming So
raous Snce the foreign occupation many
Chinese have died OF smallpox and other
Infectious diseases. Fearing that their
funerals would be interfered with. they
have kept most Of the collins containing
their dead In their houses ana couU-
yards
The question OF removing garbage has
become one Of grave importance AE The
natives are forbidden TO deposit refuse in
the streets there Is now an enormous
accumuia lion Ia their dwellings and yards
which threatens a serious epidemic. In
view OF the large number Of troop IN ana
near the capital the consequences OF such
an outbreak will be frightful.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
WILLIAM ~. w,DLEY DEAD.
wa. Nephew Of Late President or
Central Railroad.

Augusta. Nov. is.-wnliam Morreil
wadley. son OF the late Moses Wadley
and nephew OF the late william NJ wad-
iey. president OF the Central Railroad.
died suddenly at his farm nine miles from
Mlien. Saturday evening. He had been
having fever and on Saturday a conges-
tive chill terminated fatally. He was IN
married. % years OLD. and engaged In
farming In Burke county. His body was
brought 20 Augusta to-day, and hts fun
oral will occur tomorrow from the home
OF bis mother, Airs. Mary Wadley.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
A Triple Drowning.

Seattle wash. Nov IA triple
drowning from rowboat b. reported from
Hetta Lake at the head Of Hunters bay,
Alaska. The dead are Mrs. James Tay-
Tor san Francisco: Miss Baker. Of Table
Rock Neb.. missionary. Foreman
Early OF the Hunters Bay cannery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Sanford ana st. Petersburg Railroad
Company. plaintiffs In error vs.. j. a
Moon. defendant IN crror-Orange coun-
~ Motion for leave 10 amend assign
ments in error granted.
Jacksonville street Railroad Company.
PLAINTIFF IN error. VI. r. ]. Walton. ct uN..
defendants IN error Duval county. Motion
for leave to amend assignments Of error
granted.
Engeike a Fciner Milling comrauy,
plaintiff IN error. ". Is1dor Grunthai. de-
PENDANT IN error. Duval county. Motion
TO strike certain parts OF the transcr 81
OF record and 70 strike certain assign
nnepts OF error continued until Anal hear
ing OF cause on us merits. and thirty days
allowed counsel for defendant In error in
which 20 hle briefs.
The Jacksonville Terminal Company.
plaintiff In error va. the state % Flo ldl
ex rel attorney general. 81 a.. ete., de-
fendant IN error. Duval county Il IS
ordered that the matters herein be- con
tinued until the second Tuesday IN De-
cember. proN.
Charles II. Summers Of jacksonville
Fla, was admitted 10 practice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

SAMPLE OF WAR
NER $ SAFE CURE
viii be sent YOU
bs addressing War
ners safe cure Co
Rochester. y \.
on "a postal card,
nlner
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
SAYS FLOOD Is INNOCENT.
Claimed Mayor of EImirn, v. ", Has
ueen slnndercd.

been sIandered.
Eimira. y. Y. Nov. is-Attorncy j. :.
rusrs. COUNCIL for Mayor Flood OF this
ctv. who Is under bail Of $1,000 on the
charge OF forgery In the hrsi degree In
connection with Catherine Loonie. who
was on Thursday last taken 70 Auburn
rrison 10 serve four years and nine
months. for Offering forged deeds Tor
records. makes a statement m benai OF
.,,v slandered and libellsd and b. innocent
~ completely IN the crimes charged
against Miss Loonse.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
II WAS a BRILLIANT CLOSE.
End Of the spanish-AmerIcan Con-
EreSs at Mndrid.

UreEs at Mudrtd.
Madrid Nov. fs-The closing SESSION
q fhe Spnnlsh-American Congress was
iaurul1rly brilliant The president OF
ae Congress pointed out the bonds which
oIsht To exist between people OF the same
iaee. language and customs.
senior Zaidivar. OF Salvador. invited
sa1tards 90 visit South Africa
senior Alouzo Clado. Of Mentcvideo aid
Latin race sought not 70 hate 70
saxon. but rather should initiate
trfm
@u1r Morcy Prcndcrgast. minister or
colonies. advocated tho union Of all
~ LINN rnrns
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
MAIL STEAMER ron COLON.
arrives ~ brunswick for COaI-Maii
VIII ne Forwarded.

irlnfwick, Co. Nov. is-The American
'"imship San Antonio. Wilder. master
e..' seven,y5hree bags OF mail from
f'n. arrived here to-day for coal. The
~ VII he Forwarded by railroad from
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Pekin. Saturday. Nov i7-The prelinni-
nary note has not yet been presented
It's terms are not completed and there
will probably be a further delay
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
Another treasurer short.

Chicago. Nov. ls-Robort J. stell. city
treasurer OF the Monadnock Loan and
Investment Company. has disappered. u
h said his books show shortage Of ~
000
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
Thin People

sso,la Try Hostetters stomach Blt'ers
,.s OF flesh means that your stomach IL
-, working properly. The blood becomes
impure and the result e Indigestion, Con-
stipation. Dyspepsia, flstuleney' inactive
-. ,na weak Kidneys. The cause lies
.ho stonach Hostetter's stomach
1,,,ers will reach It and cure a. BE sure
- ,,,,e'i trial. our Private Revenue
s,amp covers the neck OF the bottle
The King HoStetter'S
Of all StOn1acn
ealtb-ReStOIeIS BitterS