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what DO You wanl7 who sent your who

what do you want7 Who sent your who
are you7'
Bridget" again was the meek reply
I saw the clerk had a strong tinge of
"humbledom" IN him and was anything
but obiiging. 40 stepped forward and ex-
planned that I supposed she wished 10
have the note changed and suggested that,
M Il was evidently good. he might as well
accede 10 her modest request. The girl
looked ~ me gratefully and exclaimed In
her broad Irish hrogue,
Sure and that's what do want I'm
going 10 meet me husban' IN CARROLL. an I
cannof get the note changed In any shop
In the town az all They telrd me he'd
give me she money here"
oh" said the clerk hluntiy, that's n.
r. 81 Wen. we don't change notes for
any one hut our own customers. Make
room for that. gentleman"
Sure. The hote's good, " say. an can't
" give me the money. PLACER" pleaded
girl.
Notes good. but We never change
notes. tell you--except our own. There"
added the clerk. with. as ! thought. most
unreasonable at temper az he pushed The
girls hand on the oounter-"there. take
your COMPOUNDED note and make way for
some one eleeV'
Bridge seemed bitterly disappointed.
and looking ~ the baby asked piufully OF
ihas unconscious innocent:
och. sure. an whntll do AZ ali7''
got change for my check ana was on
the point OF following her 10 tender her
what assistance could. but she paused
for a moment ~ the door and then she
suddenly returned. az II n bright thought
had suggested kself 10 her mind
when the other customers were gone
she again arrested the attention Of che
clerk and asked IN a modest. quies way.
AN ala ye say ye could give me some of
yer own notes for this7"
''Yes. certainly" said tire clerk crustiiy
Hand II 20 me"
Bridget passed che note and Immediately
received I've brand new n notes or the 10
cal bank IN exchange. san she waited
and watched anxlousiy while the clerk
entered ,he number OF The note IN HE book
and deposited II IN the drawer caught
her eye and ] saw that the tables were
turning. for n triumphantiy wicked light
was bcsming thsrefrom.
Up looked the uniucky clerk ~ sour AZ
vinegar 80 n he would say. What more
can you want7'
AN did ye say ye changed yer own
notes9 asked Bridget. IN n Arm tone
"Of course" replied the clerk sharply.
opening his eyes. as q he began 70 com
orehend that. after oil. the simple Irish
lass might he too many" Tor him. while
two or three gentlemen who had come IN
looked on and smiled
Then ye viii give me change for
them deman ded Bridget. authoritative
~. adding IN cutting. sarcastic tone,
u think they're good.
There" che vaid viciously, quoting his
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cnATN. PRoVIsIoNs. ETc.

New York. SEPT f0.-Flour market fair
Is active and steady. with a moderate de-
mand for both spring and winter wheat
grades Rye -four steady.
Cornmeal duh
Cornmeal dun. Rye dull.
Barley steady. Barley matt duh.
Wheat. spot. steady. No. red. 7sNc:
options opened firm and generally wen
sustained ali day. but very quiet. pend
ing the government report. strength was
Impaired by higher cables, foreign buy
ing. a demand from shorts and rains IN
the Northwest: closed steady az &c adj
vance: March closed Ehc. September.
1910: oaober. 7shc: December ahc.
Corn. spot. steady; No. ? f51sc; option
market opened firm on cables. but otter
wards eased on under more liberal coun-
try Offering. on visible supply increase
and local selling. closed easy al unchang-
Cd prices: May closed f07sc; September.
SAC: October. stAc: December. axe.
oats spot. steady: No. 2. 25c. options
inactive and barely steady.
Beef quiet Cut meats steady.
Lard hrm: western steamed. N.i5GTs %;
September closed $40 nominal. refined
Arm; continent $40; South American.
S n: compound. s6o006.i2is.
Pork steady.
NnAhFr AWtGfA t"fAtf
Taliow quiet
Petroleum market quiet.
Rosin steady
Turpentine firm. 5sds9c.
Rice hEm
coffee: spot Rio quiet: No invoice.
sac: mild quiet; Cordoya. ssaMlfc.
sugar. raw arm; fair refinins. iitc; CEN
trifugai. e6-test. i5-l6c; molasses sugar.
&c. refined firm.
Butter steady: creamery. In2li4c; state
dairy. i6isa20l. state dairy. i6iAN90c.
Eggs arm: state and Pennsylvania, ia
lsisc. Western. regular packing at m0rk.
iidi7c.
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys. N-25ai75; Long
Island si.5cai.T5; Jersey sweets. $3.50
$50.
Peanuts firm. fancy handpicked. &c;
other domestics. ai5a4c.
Cabbages quiet; Long Island. per 100,
S. o0H25o.
Cotton by steam 20 Liverpool 4oc.
The market for coffee futures opened
quiet al unchanged prices and ruled in
active In the absence Of Brazil cables and
subsequently advanced 2503 points follow
lnr steadler closing Of Havre and private
Brazil cables indicating better conditions.
The market closed firm with prices - 20
= nolnts net higher Sales 2l,750 BAGS.
Including October. f7.s5; November. VS..
december. S.4565eS.
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OCEAN FREIGsxTs.

COTTON. Savannah to Boston. per
cwt.. Csc. 40 New York. per cwt.. e0c :
to Philadelphia. per bale. 81; Baltimore
81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. 59dG0c
(Oct. 55c); Liverpool. rs: Hamburg 55c
Genoa. 65c: Barcelona. zoe. Manchester
55c. Havre Soc
FOREIGN NDIRECT-Liverpool. eOc;
Manchester. soc nominal; Hamburg. eec;
Havre 73c: Genoa, 50c. Reval and So.
Petersburg. 75c; Antwerp. &C.
LUMBER nv soii-Freights dull: TO
Baltimore and eastward. 81 ~ 10 800 per
NJ. including Portland
LIfMBER-By Steam-Savannah 20 Bal
timore. $50: 20 =. n. r. Or y. & o. docks.
Is %: to Philadelphia. 1G7sc per cwt. q
lbs 10 fooO. 10 New York. 500 per NJ
1915 10 dock lghtered to Boston to dock.
500
NAVAL STORES. The market II Arm;
medium size vessels. Roein-Cork for
orders IS Ga per barrel OF 40 pounds, and
5 per cent. primage. Spirits. Is "a per
o. gallons gross. and per cent. rrimage.
Large vessels. rosin. 81: spirits. q 81
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin; 2lkc
on sririts Savannah 20 Boston. and sac
on rosin and iac on spirits TO New York.
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Washington, u. C.. Sept. s-Notice Is
given by the lighthouse hoard that on or
about sept. Is. 1890 fixed white lantern
light. Illuminating the entire horizon. viii
he established, ISL feet above mean high
water. on the top OF a triangular house
surmounting the three pile day beacon
marking the shoal az the entrance 10
Mare Island strait. California. Bearings
aud distance Of prominent objects are:
North head OF Karquines strait. EhS;
Mare Island lighthouse. WAN, a mile
northeast corner Magazine wharf. NWssN
Bearings are magnetic and given approx
imately: miles are nautical miles
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Per steamship Tallahassee. Tor New
York.. gsl bales upland cotton. 22S bales
sea island cotton. 49, bales domeEtlcs, ses
bbls cotton seed oil. n bbls rosin. i03 bbls
urpentius. 25S Ia feet lumber. as bdls
hides I bales tobacco. 50 boxes fruit. IS
cases cngars. carloads shingles. rs hales
sponge. 100 cases cotton seed oil, l3S bbls
rosin oil. 81 bales cotton waste, 80 pkgs
ruNag
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regular and held considerably higher on
the excitement in cotton. buyers were
conservative. however and slow 20 bid
much more than old prices. Prime sum
mer yellow. s5c spot. on summer yellow.
Sfsc prime winter yellow. a9dtoc. prime
white. 3slsa3ae prime meal SO.
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Pilot charts and all photographic insor-
nation viii be furnished masters OF yes
sells free Of charge in United States ny
geographic ONCE IN Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 60 call at the Office
Reports Of wrecks and dereiicta received
for transmission to che Navy Depart
ment
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept i0.--Higher cables and un-
favorable weather we're factors In the
wheat market to-day. October closing
hqAc over Saturday. Corn closed ilc low
er. oats a shade up aud provisions nom
pork.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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hemarks-No marked Temperature
changes. Reports from Texas continue
missing. Rain has fallen In the New Or
leans. Nlcksburg. Mobile aud LAttle Rock
districts.
Observations taken al the same moment
Of time at all stations. Sept. 10. 1900, D.
m. 10Th meridian time
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Steamship Mascon0mo BD. Mann. cid.
New York. Sept. 3.
Brig Prottei0rc UtaD, Parascandalo.
sld. Cadz. Sept /.
Steamship Jessie (BD. Thomson. sid.
Sharpness. Sept. 6.
Bork Raevig (NoD. Olsen. SID Cape
Town. Aug. II.
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PEKIN ~ WINTER.
a Lady's Impressions of the city in
the Calm before the storm.

the Calm Before the storm.
From London BLACK and white.
II was n glorious winter. one 70 look
back on all ones life; these were my
feelings when I was leaving China last
April Some way Pekin was place quite
unique and different from anything ono
would ever meet elsewhere. society WIS
charming. being altogether diplomatic and
consisting OF 80 many different legations
OF all nationailties. The esimate was mag
nificent at that time. from October tili the
end OF March-bright. blue. cloudlefs SKY
fresh. keen air. and not one drop Of rain.
October and November were ideal months
Just like the early ausumn az home. ami
We played tennis Ia the club grounds IN
the afternoons or spent them in calling on
the different legations. From December
TO the end Of February We had a covered
IN rink IN the club grounds where most
Of Pekin society turned IN for short
time each afternoon. and the ministers
wives took it IN turn to give Tea there
once "a week. when Sir Robert Harris band
consisting altogether of Chinesel gener-
ally played. n was n most picturesque
rink being ali ne up with Chinese laa-
terms. and very many pleasant evenings
gere spent there Then there were IN.
dances ard dinners and balls innumera-
he. and kind hospitality received from
friends. which Cor years 10 come will al
ways make the winter spent there
memorable one. In quite warm hasking N
the brirns sunshine and tho clear sky
above. hate thought that a more per-
feet peaceful happy place could not exist.
and how difficult now Il f. 10 realize how
these seemingly civilized people could be
ne heart such barbarians.
recollect one afternoon in March a
number OF Chinese ladies and children
who came IN Pekin CARTS and dressed IN
their very hest. 10 see me: they were the
wives and children of my husbands teach
ere. OF whom he had three. and each
ono Of them brought two wives. one chi
neae and one Manchu: their Old mothers
also came. old ladies OF about 90 or 70
They took an immense interest In the
drawlnc-roofn. and particularly IN all The
different photographs. AMI were greatly
taken with the plano. They asked me 40
play. upon which ] played a little waltz
for them. and when ! had finished they
al commenced stunning the notee. 10
see II they could do che same. had tea
brought IN and gave them ell tea and
cake; the latter they ate. but did not
touch the sea. az Il was not made ac-
cording 20 their idea OF things: however.
they were very polite about %. They al
rnired everything 20 much IN the room.
and l gave each one Of them q trihe 90
take away. principally little favors which
we're given 20 me IN the cotillons ~ the
different balls. Next DAY they sens me
Chinese silver pins worn hy them In their
hair. and also long silver nail protectors.
which were very quaint. They wanted me
70 much 70 have my photograph done ae
q Chinese. and said they would come 70
dress me: but the proposition fell through.
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--Airy-''You know" said Senator sor-
shum. rcproving.y. 4 told you that what
I wanted from you was good. breezy
speech" We'll" answered the profession
al orator Il thought that was what
gave you. Nearly everybody who heard
II said my arguments were only wind
--Waehirgton Star.
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Schooner Rebccca M. Walls. Little. Phil
adeiphn
Bark Warden (Nor. Jensen. Whining
ton.
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New York ofiice. No. 81 Broadway.
onices IN principal cities throughout the
south. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
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Passenger. by steam.hlp..

Passengers by steamship Tallahassee.
for New York yesterday-Mrs. George r.
Nelson. Miss r. Haskell. Miss Lillian =.
Strickland. Miss r. l. Miller, J. D. TODD,
L. NJ. Nehlett Nat Frauds. A. ~ Vein
stein. l.. f. Grant A. d. Adair. Jr.. p.
Mulroy. Prof L. W Mehrtens. William
Wise. George a. Davis. F. 5. Bunum.
Miss ~ L. Smith. Miss J. Torhett c. ~.
Henson, NJ. F. Meyer, L. W. Meyer, Jack
O'Brien.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.


with anything like favorable weather
the iumber-laden sailing craft in port
will likely proceed out to-day. Some Of
the delayed vessels have been ready foi
sea for the past ten days. but none Of
the captains cared 20 proceed out with
no chance OF making the slightest head
way. Had there been blow along the
Atlantic coast the chances are the dam
age 20 the coal and lumber feet would
have been small. as the forecasts were
pretty generally known. and vessels about
20 sail waited while those out put 10 for
harbor where possible and remained in
pending better weather forecasts.
A drcdge belonging to the Atlantic Con-
tracing Company was among the craft
lost near Galveston during the storm. The
dredge lost is the same size as the dredge
Port Royal. which also belongs TO this
company. The local representatives OF
the company say three lives were lost
on the dredEe
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Passengers by steamship Nacoochee.
New York for savannah. Sept S-w. +.
Gerding. J. b Knlourhy Miss Florence
Kelly Mrs. r. r. Kelly. Miss s. Ellis,
Mrs s. r. Kelso. Mrs. A. r. Gerdlne.
Mrs. Kate Grant ". L. Turner and wife
Mrs. y. c. Frye q. l.. GaTmany. Mrs.
Germany. r r. MetcaIfe. NJ. Ketchum,
Miss c. G Daggett. C. II. Roth. b. selig-
man. c. Phillips. J. W. Preston. Mrs. Me
Clell1n, Miss Candee. J. W Martin. Miss
Washington. Mrs. Davis and children L.
T.. Poterheld. y. y. Henderson. " Curtis
H. ". Poee. C. X. Westmorland. J. c.
Westmorland. W. NJ. Davis, Miss T.
Greenfield. ". l.. Kelso. +. Silsbee. J.
Sheen. F. a, soper. Mrs A. l.. wisbuy
Mrs. c. Coart. u. J. Duffy. Prof. B c.
Nichols and wife. Mrs. NJ. Blumenthai
and children. Miss r. Soaden. c. r. Erith
and wife. Miss c. Holmes. Miss A. T.
Kenan. Mrs. Fitzpatrick and children. T.
Merry. Mrs II. A. Merry, @. A. Kimcr
and wife. H. ". Hudson. c. Russell c.
Rathburn. c. Shropshire. X. Brown and
wife. J. culman. J. McKeon. r. McKeon
II. Brookins. Sarah Hiil. A. Lewis. r. a.
Hudmon, c. syrus. A. syrus. Mr. Kelley
Mr.. Hunt. f. W. Vance.
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Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
steady. No. spring wheat. 72n7Siac No
2 red. T5iac: No corn. 40As0f0aac; No. .
yellow. 4O7s0ioAc: No oats. 2iAa92c; No
white. 2ii1a25c; No , white, 25iaG2sc:
No. rye. 53c: good feeding barley. ssh
Seiac. fair 20 choice mailing. 4Sdfsc; No
FAX seed. $40. No. Northwestern. $3.50:
prime timothy seed. A.2Oa4.t0: mess pork.
per barrel. Nl.f5aii.50. lard, per 100 pounds
@s2ikG6sTis short ribs sides Ooose), so
uT7o: dry saited shoulders (boxedD $3.50
SIS; short clear Eilcs boxed, HsodSo1
whisky, basis OF high wines. si.26; sugars
unchanged. clover. contract grade, Noa
Q 90
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savannah Almanac.

sunrises at 542 a. IN. and sets al s:n
.. m.
High water az Tybee to-day at 9ii a.
m. and s.25 D. m. High water at Savan.
nah one hour later
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The Sultan IL said to be IN very
nervous state Recently. n II said. he
tainted IN his park OF Yildix and was car
rled indoors By one OF his black atten-
dants On sefurnlng 10 consciousness ne
was % pleased with the faithfrlness Of
the servant. who might have abandoned
him 20 the tender mercies Of any one who
wished TO murder him. that he presented
him with $1,000
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TRAINS 81 EXPRESS vssu-
al
TRAINS AND THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL vesnued
limited
a.
g. GROWER station
c T.
s HARpw1cK Assistant, Agent Atlanta Ca
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River Report-The hight OF che savan-
nah river a. Augusta. at a. m. Tsth me
fidian umel yesterday, was Sc feet. a
tah OF "s foot during the preceding twcn-
ty-four hours
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near as possible IN
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Omcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
Eafbrs uek
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Note.=TheEe QUOTATIONS. are revised
daily. and are kept as near ~ possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. Omcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
Eaiers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
PoULTRY-The market Is steady Quo
tations: Broilers, 3od35c; per pair; half
grown s5Gh0c; three-fourths grown. $50
Coo: hens. 650T5c; ROSTERS, fog50c; ducks.
60G7Bc: geese 75caxioo
EGGs-steady al isGi7c.
BUTTER-Tae tone OF the market y
steady. Quotations. Cooking 20e; extra
dairies. 2iG22. Elgins. gilt edge. 2H2Se ,
extra Elgins 2ihH25c.
CHEESE Market nrm: fancy full
cream cheese. isc for 20 to 22-pound
average. 2s650-pound average, laAc.
ONIoNs-Ye elbow. in barrels. $780, crates
500
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Northern. 500
sack
CABBAGE-eEdsc per head.
Breadstuns. HAY and Gram.
FLOIfR-Niarket steady: patent. sA60;
straight $40: fancy. SL15; family. S3S5
MEAI,-Pearl. per barrel. S275: per sack.
81 ~. city meal. per sack. bolted. 81 .907
is: water ground. N.25: city grits
sacks. sl.25; pearl grits. Hudnuts per
barrel. S2s5: per sack. N.d2iz; sundry
brands. 81. 25fii.50 sack.
CORN-Mnrket nrm. white. Job lots
CSC: carload lots. &c. mixed corn Job lots.
&c. carload lots. Sc
RICE-Market steady. demand fair:
fancy head. &C: fancy. SIC.
fFlme .s....s....s....s'sss's'.s s.+ss.ssb
Coed ..............-........... .4sanft
Far ...............-..........s WfA
common ........vs....sss....s.-.s. III
OATS-No mixed. carload 25is; Job
lots &c: white clipped. s9c. JOB; &c cars.
BRAN--Job lo,s. CSC; carload lots
HAY-Market steady: No. I. timothy.
s5e Job; 20 cars: No. 2. soc Job; $ cars
Bacon. Hams and Lard.
BACoN-Market firm; d. s. c. r. sides.
SIC; d. s. bellies. SIG. OEastern!. d. 3.
b. lies. 9Ac. Cwestern); smoked c. r. sides
size
HAMs-sugar cured i240isc.
LARD-Pure. in tlerces. sac. in 0-pound
tins and s0-pound tubs. sac; compound.
in tierces csc; 5o-pound tins and So-pound
tubs. SIC.
Sugar and Conee.
SUGAR
Cnt loaf .........6ssl Diamond ......63
Crushed ..........Gss Confectioners A.613
Powdered ........ sssiwhite Extra c. 3
xxx. pow'd. .s2 Extra c .....,....e@
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Tuesday and "Wednesday.
and Wednesday: light east 20 south winds
Eastern Floridn. Partly cloudy Tuesday
Qua "Wednesday. with showers In eastern
and extreme southern portions and fresh
eastcrly winds.
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Special Texas rainfall reports. Abnent.
2i2, others missing.
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steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New
York.
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New York. sept io-cottonseed oil ir-
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of Railways.

Trains Operated BY sOth Meridian II income HOu
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N@NaAtA@Af
Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
y Gam lCovinRton. AiilledgeviileIs6 oopm
and all intermediate points,
Augusta Macon. Atlanta
. ocpmilumbus. Birmingham. Am-l.s ooam
erieus, Eufauia and Troy
n oopml Dover Accommodation. IA Dam
Y oopml ouy,On Dinner Train. lfs 50pm
'Daiiy. Except Sunday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE
10Th meridian or Savannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH
Monday only s.2s a. m Daily except
Monday $40 A. m. Daily 800 o. m.
LEAVE TYBEE
Monday only tbs a. m. Daily except
Monday io;@ a. m. Daily $50 ,. m.
Connections made ~ terminal points
with all trains Northwest. West ana
Southwest.
Sleeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon. Atlanta
and Birmingham
Parior cars on day trains between sa-
vannah, Macon and Atlanta
For complete Information, scvheduIes.
rates ana connections. apply 20
W. g. BREWER. city Ticket and Pass.
enger Agent. iG Bull street
or
W. r. MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket Agent.
y &. HALLE. General Passenger Agent.
- II. HINTON. Trafic Manager.
TIfEO. d. KLINE. Gen Superintendent.
Savannah. Ga.
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MaEnifcens Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 20 Washington, Baltimore. Phiia-
delphIa and New York; also TO Jackson
willie and Tampa
Dining cars from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond TO New York.
Buffet parlor cars Savannah TO Mont
gomery
For additional information apply 90
Ticket once. pull and Bryan streets.
Phone -
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MURPHY & CO.. INC.

n"Aia OF Trade Building. Savannah
FriNate leased wires direct 90 New York.
Chicago and New Orto.rvs
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land unmarked traiusJ daily.
Daily except Sunday.
sSunday only.
Through Pullman sleepinE Car SeTVTi
10 North. East and West. and 10 Florid
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-14
The Best Blood Purifier.

The blood is constantly being puri
fed by the lungs, liver and kidneys.
Keep these organs in healthy condi-
ton and the bowels regular and you
will have no need of blood purifier.
For this purpose there is nothing equa!
to Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, one dose of them will do you
more good than dollar bottle of the
best blood purifier. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free at Watkins drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-14
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, of which MIR.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
IL was in most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu-
nately, friend advised trying Electric
Bitters'; and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well
man. know they saved my life, aud
robbed the grave of another victim"
No one should fail to try them. Only
50 cts guaranteed, at II. II. Watkins,
drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-14
IN MEMORIAM.
Office of Santa Ana Mining Co.,

Kingman, AriZ., March 81, 1900
Extract from the minutes of the
Board of Directors meeting held
March oath, 1900.
The committee appointed to draft an
expression of sympathy regarding the
death of President Herbert j. Delamer,
presented the following, which was
unanimously adopted and ordered
Kingman, Arizona, March "A, 1900.
To the Board of Directors of Santa
Ana Mining Company:
OurVice president having announced
that it has pleased Almighty God to
call from our midst our sincere friend
and valuable colleague, Mr. Herbert J.
Delamer, who, as we all know had, as
President and General Manager since
the foundation of this company. de-
voted his whole energy and attention
to the advancement of our affairs. All
of us were his friends, and each one of
us knows and feels, perhaps more than
he can express, the loss of that clear
sighted and untiring assistance which
he invariably expended in the interest
of our company. Let Us all do our ut
most tn follow in his footsteps.
ERNEST JAMES DUBOIS,
A. j. OTIS,
Committee