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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
ARE STILL LOOKED FoR.
Faith in the Coming OF Rice syn
dIcate Wen Not Lost.

Ofccrs 81 the American Rice Growers
Distributing Company. the trust organized
90 Louisiana. are stili expected m Savan-
nah u Wa though, they would arrive
last week. bur they GA not one gentle
man interested In the rice business has ex-
pressed o belief that the representatives. OF
the syndicate viii not come. but others
are confidently looking for them.
Str " u Pritchard. prominent plant
er IS among those expecting the syndi-
cote people Mr. priichard's son. Mr.
Paul Prtchard. Is connected with tn new
company and from rho latter Information
% che projected visit 90 Savannah has
come The date OF the representatives ar
rival has not yet been definitely made
known
Following 81 special dispatch from
New Orleans relative 20 The new compa-
pany
The doulciio 81 the rtce combination a
Crowley La. but headquarters will he
mas tanned .u Texas. most likely az Beau-
mont FOR the purpose Of complying with
the laws 81 that state. The objects and
purroses 81 the combination are stated TO
De- 90 provide and foster markets FOR agri-
cultural products. especially rice, rice
straw. and rs products rice and paper
mills. bonded warehouse. irrigattnE ca
mails. ami 10 make advances 20 farmers.
The plan h 20 purchase the domes' ic
rice crop and 20 enter with the rice-gros-
ers into contract 60 soil their rice crops
Tor stipulated figure FOR a period % four
wears. with tho privilege 81 extending tho
contract for an additional four years.
Anderson 4 Heard. attorney and dire or
% the concern. who re- emily made com
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
MAnER AND rIFF ~ jan.
other Cnscs Disposed of by the re
cordcr.

UtheE AhNeA NiNphefu 81 ny hhf W.
cordcr.
There were but few arrests by tie 10
lice day before yesterday 80 ,haS only a
small number 81 prisoners appeared on
tho Recorder docket yesterday morning
several cases Wcrc continued from 49,
day before ana DISPOSED - YESTERDAY
Among them was that of " D. Maher.
plug and G.. ~ Pun charged he a hack
driver named Brown with having cursed
ard assaulted him day before yesterday.
au account Of winch was pubIhsci M yes.
'.rdaNe Nofrius Ncws The men were
sentenced each 90 pay $40 or spond rftcen
dayt Boo 3an They were unable 60 uAN
rud so were locked up Brown who had
been arrested at ihr demand ~ Pun who
charged him with assault was dl-chirg-
rI
steve Hooks lorcd. arrested carly YES
u.risy morning 90 The nuny Street Van
.y pltroiman Dcifnnu, was charged with
having committed a murdcrous assault
upou a woman who was iu the hall Yes
feidly morning it was found that tho wo.
man wa nor badly injured so the charge
WIS modified. and toe man given sem
tDncc OF $40 or nftccn days.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Il Is = medicine Tor weak women. II IS a
purely vegetable medicine and can be
taken by the mos, delicate Kidney Dis
eases rheumatism and al diseases OF the
Blood. stomach and nerves soon succumh
to its wonderful effects upon the human
system Thous nds Of people IN Georgia
recommend q. Price 500
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the medicine
that the Quaker Doctor made all Of mis-
wonderful quick cures with. Irs a new
aud wonderful medicine for Neuralgia.
Toothache Backsche. Rheumatism.
spralus. Pain IN Bowels. 10 fact all pain
can be relieved by a. Price % ana SOC.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
medicated soap for the skin. scalp ana
complexion. Price To- a cake.
QUAKER HEALING SAI.VE a vege-
table ointment. for the cure OF letter. &C.
zotna ana eruptions Of the skin. Price
ioc a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

At the corner Of Bolton and MontEomer,
streets. this new pharmacy is attracting
a great deal Of attention. Il is provided
with tho latest fixtures and furniture II
is newly papcrcd ana painted and a new.
fresh stock OF drugs. proprietary medi-
einee. and druggists sundries have been
put in. making % one Of the most com
piete pharmacies IN the city.
Mr. W. n Miller a pharmacist Of long
experience. with a large acquaintance IT,
savannah. has charge Of the new drug
STORE. and devotcs his entire time and en-
crsy 20 making 70 one % the most up-to-
date ana reliable houses In Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
FIRST IoE on rHE SEASON.
The Temperature. ~ 80 November
10th n Low ~ ANY IN 20 Years.

The cutpernturfs ~ 70 N"ffmhFf
10th n Low Any IN 20 Years.
For the third time since the establish
Inent 81 the Weather Bureau the Their
snometer went yesterday 80 90 degrees be-
fore Nov DO The only other cases we're
iu 1878 auG 1881 in eseh ~ which che
record was SO degrees on the dr-t 81 Tho
month
The minimum yesterday was reached az
30 O'Clock rs m. white ,ho .maN .mum g.
degree. occurred a. q O'Clock The mean.
r. degrees. is % d srees below ,he norma
Ior the day.
out in the COUNTRY mercury went even
lower than WAS recorded az the Weather
Bureau. and tee Was reported Ca nas. been
formed Boo some ~ tnc ouyin1 di tricts.
particularly along the nro Of tho Savau-
nah. ThundsrOolt and Isle of Hope Rail-
way
Tho forecast Tor to-day Us ftlr Weather.
with continuance of the present loW
temperature Tomorrow is expected CO.
be iair. Fresh rofth siuas mas d. ex-
ffected.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
TO ASK STATE FOR HELP.
CITY COUNCIL 70 act ~ nEHALf
or oGIErHoHPE MONUMENT.

OF OfslhsiHUNfis MuNA viz T.
Meeting 90 he Held Thts Afternoon
~ witch a. Resolution VIII ne
Onered ~ Alderman NIXON Ne
m"riaIisinE the Legislature FOR ~
Appropriation for thr Monument.
Mayor Myer. Gt,e- 81, Hearts
Endor.emcnt Md says cts VIII
do It, ~har~-Ntth Assistance
From Moth state aud oity the
Surccs. Of the Movement - A.
surcd.
Tho state e te b. called upon 20 aid .n
srccuur Cd monument 'o cine memory 90
Jane E.pard 9..eno-pe. the dsur-
gyshei soldier anl phuaEihropist ana
the founder af the colony ~ Georgia
Al q m,sare ~ council 90 he held t7.s
afternoon following a meeting 81 49,.
Commute, ~ me Whole u resolution vil.
bo introduced ht Alderman jaime. 81 DR-
CT. mcmorislzIuR tho Legislature upon
tac subject ~ an appropr- alton 70 aid ir
,rs erection ~ fnouumcrt in honor of
con Ogleth-prfe
Alderman Dixon conferred vith Maror
Myers Yesterday up1r ths subject ana D.
ce.ved the lstters hearty approval ~ h.e
s8ea u nas not yet boon .de1 what
anottrt II Any vii f. rsfueI .n tho rta.
.l...,o. .r.t. .-... .,t..... ,f.,o.. ef..r.
-i'' ''''" fN'" ' '
day was s. ~ but il.s ma, beg Increased
20 $500 As tne existence ~ me roloul
now the state 81 Geotrh was dire-t's
due 10 tic ws1om and philanthropy %
Gen oglethorHe. - he Wit Ii- f'ihH'i
protector aHd governor fHr % number of
v.avs ard az SIS raua fs ln4epafah.t
..,,.-,.t ,.ttH a.. c.-,,. if.t.r, ~ fh.
""'o'f' % 81
cannot fail 20 re-lord e. p request "f
,%ts kt,5 coming from the Council ~
A ,.i..,,.,.,..
b.'"'''' anu .'' "i' 'l'" '''
upon which 30 exists Today.
Tho resolution n4H contain mo asslf-
s.Hcc that with appropriate action hy tAe
state ths CTS Will do lts full share
zoe matter ~ aiding in che erection ~
the mos Itnent-
.'rhc movement 20 erect "a monument
TO the memory of Gen oelcthorpe has tu'
hearty indorscnlent. ssid Mayor Nfera
1.-THE matter g. enc which has been Ue-
ie.ted too long already and now THAT o..
Korable OPPORTUNITY presents itself
should not fail Co take IdNuuf1ne of ~
Tine monument should be- ono ir every
way worthy 81 the distinguished man 80
.vnotn if .s 10 he erected and ercAitahle
20 the CITY ana 10 thc state. both ~ which
vw. their existence Go slm. lt should rf-
eel ANYTHING Boo thls line fo Do found 500
fnc c.ty ~ present and ! DO not iouht
hut that the fund VIII boz found 20 eua-
HE this result TO De obtained The CHS
.,-lf b..- tt. share Of tna expense.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
cnnnnII, Cn.r Postponed.

The hearing upon the application 10 can
eel the bond nnd dissolve the levy iu the
attachment casc Of Michael a Connolly
against the Atlantic Contracting Com
pany Benjamin y. Greene and John r..
and Edward ~ Gaynor which was TO
nave been hchrd In the City Court before
Judge Norwood on yesterday afternoon.
has been postponed until next Tuesday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
The Quak0rS Are
Honest People.

The quaker Herb
Tonic Is not only a
blood purifier but a
Blood Maker FOR
Pale. Weak and De
hiliiated people who
have not strength
nor blood II acts as
= tonic. II regulates
digestion. cures dys-
pcpsis and lends
strength and tone 20
the nervous system.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
srl,nnl Annnlir.

Just received a Large and assorted sun
ply II school bags ana school supplies
all al cut rates. from 10 cents up. also.
usual large STOCK % al the school books
row used IN Chatham county. At Esulrs
Ncws >DepoL ~ Bali street. Savannah
Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
\ Formal Opening.

NJ s Gardner has gem In the way
OF meat market and fancy grocery al
on and 4i2 Whitaker. ncar Jones 1t Is jus,
completed aud h. will nnish moving into
the now place to-day Re invites the public
20 call M O'Clock this afternoon 20 wit
ness his formal opening. a treat is In store
Tor everybody -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

or sternberg q co. ANA afterwards do.
sire TO turn them into cash. they viii re-
deem them a. cost less ten per ccnt.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
cor srN MONTHS ron rHEFr.
Charlie sparks Touched Fruit
stand for "a Box of Grapes.


stand for Box of Grapes.
Charlie Sparks. q white man, turned w
before Judge Norwood in the city Court
yesterday. charged with simple larceny.
u appeared that sparks was on hts way
from Atlanta 20 Mou,gomery and had
stopped over 90 Savannah. The circuit
ous route be followed may have had
something 20 do with the trouble into
which De managed TO get himself
A. any rate charlie touched tho fruit
stand 81 Henry Holmes for a basket OF
grapes He could not give judge Nor
wood Reasonable explanation ~ this ac-
r1u on his part ard the Judge offered him
% choice of paving a fnc ~ so and the
cost. OF court OF serving the county for
six months on the gang Through force
~ circumstances the latter Offer was
accepted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

and Won will ward on colis. pneumonia
towers ana other diseases. You need 90
have pure rich blood ana good digestion
Igood's sarsaparlla makes che blood rich
aud pure as no other medicine can DO II
tones the stomach. creates aunppetito and
iuyiEorates tae whole system. You will
he Wise TO begin taking % now. for IL " al
keep YOU strong ana well.
Hood Pills are nonArrititlng Pri .
IS .rnts-nd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

"Graybeard IS family medicine with
u.s. said prominent business man yes
tcrday Nv wife takes Dc. ana notice
she Is enjoying better health than for
years. The children keep well hy taki,e
q
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
Tow Rates TO Augusta Via Central
Of Georgia Railway Account Con-
federRte Veterans Reunion and
EILs' Carnival Nov. I4-I8. 1000.

one cent per mile distance Travelled
from an points 90 the state Of Georgia,
tickets on sale NOV. Is u. IS and for
forenoon 10th. nnal limit Nov. Is. 1900. in
elusive For FUN particulars apply 10 any
accent Central Of Georgia Railway. or tick
et office TO- Bull street. ana al Central
passenger station I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Take Grsybeard Pills for that dizzy
feoitrE-Los' appetite. ana follow II IN
with bottle of GRAY beard II is al YOU
n"ea k'sress Drug Co.. sole props. sa-
Vouuah Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Drop IN and survey our magnincen,
stock Of cut glassware. silverNare. dia-
monds and iewclry. sternberg 4 Co.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

'Grayheard broke up rheumatism on
mr." say- Mr. Chas Thomas. the low.
cier on whitaker street. And nut me In
better health than have enjoyed in a
long time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Of sentiment ana get cash for same a, full
value I'd sternbcrg & Co-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
s. III OF HOPE Rr AEO B3w

the rate atabtm eKaafd raf PAP -,.....
For lsle OF Hope Montgomsr. q ',-t.-
bolt Cattle Park and west ma
Daily except sundays Subject ts '.,..
Without noNce we
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Graybeari may he obtained az an drug
stores or write 10 cas- FOR IL Respcss Drug
Co. sole props. savannah. Ca I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

HiFh-G-ade Institution Tor ladies
Shorter coilese Rome Ga. Write for
catalogus.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

In three explosions bv
Geo AIDE. author 81 the
books Artic. Fables in
Slang. etc. Mathew ami
BuiRcr. Walter Jones 10
sic Dewitt. Norma IS hal
ley. Philip n Ryley Daisy
Gehrue. Tony Hart He en
Merrill. ALLYN Estec. and
Wisemnn's Screnadcrs
Seats on sale. Prlcss-Sl
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
fos deilshfl. aroma. l' De- perfcctis
pare snd naturally isImeutsd.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
THUNDERBOLT.

Cor leaves Bolton street junction 5s
a. m. and every thirty minutes tacreau
Until II SOD m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt az 500 a m ar
every thirty minutes thereafter unH
100 midnight for Bolton street June
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
FREiGHT AND PARcEL On

FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR.
This car carries trailer for passenEer
on all trips and leaves west side Of ci..
market for Isle OF Hope Thunderbo
and all intermediate points 90 800 a. n.
% p. m, 500 q m
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thunderb'lt
CITY Market and an intermediate poin
at 500 a. m n 90 a m. go p m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
WEST END CAR

Car leaves west side Of city market FOR
West End 500 a IN. AMI every - minute
thereafter during the day until 1870 p m
Leaves West End az $50 a m and
cry % inmates thereafter during the DAY
until 1900 o'clock midnight
n. NJ. LOTION. Gen. Mgr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

swcetbrcads OPiquel From the Cat"
Green Peas. From the Right-hand Gar
deus
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

cold cash to do business. Subscriptions
with strings to them never started great
industry yet. o.
"A smelter In Portland need not be a
charity proposition, and the bonus system
would simply prove a drawback to Its
success. Tacoma's smelter has been one
Of her means Of salvation. 1t helped to
save her from collapse In her dark hours,
and Is gloriously aiding to rehabilitate her
in her old prosperity today. A successful
smelter must be an absolute business
proposition, started and conducted on a
business basis. There Is every oppor.
tunity here. as we all know, for business
success to such venture. Until It be.
comes fact, Portland can never become
true mining center, and 1t can only be.
come fact through business talk In the
Offices Of our banks and not through
columns Of suggestions and what this
man says and what that man says In the
newspapers.
"The newspapers publish these things
through excellent motives, through pub.
liz spirit; they are naturally anxious for
accomplishments, and do what seems
proper within their power to produce
them, but this becomes In time detri.
ment, retarding instead Of advancing re.
Suits"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
WISE WORDS WELL SAID.
Portland Man Gives That Town the Tip
on Minius Matters.

Saturday evening the Mineowners club,
Of Portland, was addressed by d. Soils
Cohen. Just who this gentleman Is THE
MINER doesn't know-which admission
may be a confession Of objectionable
ignorance-but It does know that he has
more sense than car load Of the ordinary
type Of self.satifed, provincial Portlanders.
The discussion seemed to be on how to
make Portland mining center. To be
convinced that the above assertion regard.
ing Mr.. COhen's mental status Is true,
read below what he said on that occasion:
"And very much depends upon the city
itself. Portland has In instances been a
positive detriment to the mining interests
of the state. Its moneyed men, its mon.
eyed institutions, far from assisting, have
in instances deliberately impeded her min.
ing progress. This city does not deserve
to be and never will be great in the direc.
tion which we discuss, unless the spirit Is
reformed. A base Of supplies must also
be money base. We cannot expect to
fatten on others labor and give nothing,
risk nothing ourselves"
"This brings US to the much'discussed
question Of mining exchange and smeIter.
Gentlemen, there are great many useful
articles made out Of paper. The Japanese
especially are wonderfully proficient and
inventive In turning It to many uses, from
a napkin to an overcoat. Buckets and
tubs are made Of It In this country, and, II
! am not mistaken, remember reading Of
a house having been built Of It, but you
can't make smelter or a dry dock, or
mining exchange out Of paper. Any city
trying to do that may as we'll give up the
job. Chambers Of commerce may resolve
and boards of trade may second the mo.
ton; courteous emissaries may be sent
East and West; representatives and SEN.
atoss may be memosialized, but II takes
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
L.de. Carrying Ss7 In Free Gold.

The biggest strike ever made In free
gold In this vicinity was made today by
Sam Wilson, 4 plospector near the limits
Of the town site Of Lawton. Great ex.
element Is caused throughout this section
by the discovery made by Wilson, who
was "grub.staked" to operate In behalf
Of Boise, Idaho, people. II Is said a
strong ledge Is shown and that values
across the vein average over s7S In free
gold to the ton. On the heels Of this
strike another fine ledge was encountered
today In the Cougar mIne.-Baker City
Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
New Mining Promotion Scheme.

A correspondent Of the Seattle Times,
writing from Republic, mentioning no
names, gives this account OF what he
thinks Is a new and marvel mining pro.
motion scheme: at Is one that bids fair TO
be boon to the mining regions Of the
country at large, and Of particular benefit
to Seattle. The promoters Of the new
enterprise are well.known former realty
man Of st. Paul, who Is at present In
Seattle; and number Of prominent resi-.
dents Of Seattle Of probity and business
sagacity. Briefly outlined, the scheme Is
the bringing prospectors and locators Of
mining claims In touch with the moneyed
classes. The company will undertake to
furnish experienced prospectors from all
parts Of the country to parties with money
desirous Of exploiting the mineral wealth
Of this state, British Columbia, Alaska
or any portion Of the continent. They
will also furnish descriptions Of holdings
by locators Of claims In every mining reg.
ion Of the land. Parties desirous Of EN-.
odtHulB W uIS uu''uk uuSuiCSS WIN u
small outlay can, In many instances, ac-
quire paying interests by simply defray.
Ing the expenses Of preliminary develop
ment work, allowing the original owner
certain holding In the company. The new
company will also place syndicates In
touch with the owners Of large and prom.
Using finds, etc. In a word, they will
bring the prospector to the front with his
property at once, thus doing away with
the long and tedious years Of waiting for
a purchaser to come In person. They do
not propose to cumber their books with
wildcat propositions or the addresses Of
adventures, nor will they deal In any
mining stocks, good or worthless"
Choice business and residence property
In all parts Of the eity-See d. Coping,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

Choice business and residence property
In all parts Of the eity-See d. Coping,
corner Mill and Sumpter streets.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

The La international (Mexiean) cigar
on sale only at the Mint saloon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

atKLAUs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

Mr.. Simmons died Tuesday at 6:30
p. IN. in New Orleans at the residence
of his brother-in law, DR.. B F. Howell.
He came to Macon from Dancy. Ala,
last week with drove of fine cattle on
his way to New Orleans, He was suf
ferlng at the time with a carbuncle on
his neck. His cattle got ont of the
pasture near the depot, and he exerted
himself to get them together. He con-
tinued to grow worse aud by the time
he reached New Orleans he was com
PEELED to go to bed On Tuesday Mrs
Simmons had telegram informing her
that her husband was sinking She
took the midday train but on account of
having to stop over in Meridian, she
was not able to reach New Orleans until
Wednesday morning.
Call at L. F. Holberg' S hardware
store and he can show You The Rain Bow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
Burned to Death.

Mrs. }. Y, Campbell was fatally
burned last Tuesday evening at her
home about two miles from town. She
said that she was going out to burn
some grass; and few minutes after
her screams attracted the attention of
her children and they ran to her and
found her in flames, her clothing had
caught on fire. She died after a few
hours Of terrible suffering,
Her remains were laid to rest in the
Shuqualak Cemetery, Wednesday eve
ming, Noy. Nth.
We extend confidence to the husband
and children in this their darkest hour
Of grirf
This was shock to all of her many
friends. New Era,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
GtTRAYuD OR STOLEN.

On the night OF Nov. lth, 1900. my horse
and mule ,uayad or were taken from my
place mile, southwest Of Macon. The
horse is a light cream, black name and TAIL
Il small knot on inside left foreeg, between
knee and ankle. Good sadler and in good
order, about years cd,
The mare mule is dark-brown, medium
size, . or 4 years old, in good order, white
spot in one eye and is known as a cross.
eyed mule. Has large feet,
Information of them will be thankfully
received and Literally rewarded.
JEFF McNEAL,
noy17 Macon Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

DIED-On Saturday, Nov. 10th at the
home of the parents in Meridian, Dora
Lee. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, w, B.
Brown, formerly of Macon. The re-
mains were brought to Macon Sunday
evening and the interment took place
in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Rev.
Mr.. Cameron officiating.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

Mr. G, L Heinrich will be found
with a fine lincof Jewcry sotid gold
baby ring, Sterling silver No,eities,
and quadruble plated Ware of the
best Manulactors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17
Proceeding Board Of Supervisors.

Friday Nov. 8, 1900
Board met pursuant to adionrnmon4
all present.
The contract for repairing the Ievao
was awai ded to J p. Hunter at 25 cts
per cubic yard, said work to he mono
ured by S. NJ. Thomas, The Board !.
to furnish the dirt to make the renairo
and the contractor is to haul il from tho
Sunday ridges. The Board agrees that
the said Hunter is to have the cop,ty
contractor and the coavicts. and that ba
is to pay the Board the wages of the
said Nelson Stevens, and also to nav the
Board Sll per month for all the able
bodied convicts and 50 per month for all
second class hands, it being understood
that he is TODD only the amount of WORK
that the Board wants.
The court house committee reported
to the Booard that the specifications
called for wall inches thick from tbo
top of the arches of the windows and
that in their judgment the vail wanId
tie insufficient and it was agreed that
said wall be- made 10 inches, the archi.
tert concurring therein and approving
the same. The contractors are to ha
paid $3.50 for building the extra thick.
ness of the wall and the Gle. * was or
dered to credit Jet Bros with $3.50 to be
paid on final settlement with the archi.
tects,
The clerk of the board was instructed
to investigate the stock owned by the
county in the Mobile and Ohio railroad
aud if necessary in his Judgment, to 20
to Mobile to make the investigation,
TIE Board ordered thatupon the pay
meut cf 30 per cent of the fine and costs
of Bill Gillespie that the clerk is in.
structed to receive the same, and that
he be released from the custody of the
contractor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-11-17

A swollen face is the characteristic
epidemic symptom this year Of "a Cold
or the Grip Humphrey Specific "71''
cures it-25c.