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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

81 n "a confidential tone and with sig
niacant wink "tney have taken OIL tho
Wit out OF their plays. out oui. ~ Is now
only Tor thc strangers. oui Noule1-F"n-.
mon bon monsieur que voulez-vousf
what would sou. my good monsieur
"a lat would youf
sun there were Parisians there all the
same. Tor I saw senators ana deputies
and .x-mlutarg officers and other deco
raied parsonage. presumably grave and
reverend sclrreurs. laughing Ike chl-
drcn az seeing a servant gril drop pate
in one - the plays. while her mistress
screamed 40 her awkwlrdncas ana broke
q soup tureen Ia her rage.
The nrst place I atrolled into was the
MANOR "A TEngcrs.F that is 20 say toe
mansion house turned upside down Inc
idol WAS ticverly carried through. Inc
house was supported by the chimneys and
the urrcfs and one entered az tho gar
ret and climbed successive stories uli the
ground floor was reached. ] saw an Eng
lish lady with Two young girls about 10
enter one of the girls turned round az
the ast moment with an expression OF
rornl LAD fright Good gracious. auniie,
she cried. ~, have 10 Walk upside DOWN
Even This idea is carried out az Tar as
possible by an arrangement OF mirrors 10y
which the people who are ascending APP
a
There is not much 80 the Manor
TEnvers" Ia the nrst story there is
rtte thcatcr with bar. with American
drinks The thcatcr ls devoted 20 the
service Of O young lady "thoughtreader.'
who with baudaged eyes. told tho mum
hcrs on coins. aud the like achievement
which seemed 90 entertain the audience
vastly. a country clergy man was Citing
there completely knocked OUT by these
f,nts.
on Tho ro.f. or the basement. which was
delightfully."- 81. an enormously fat lady.
known o. Baby Gomeau, dlscourse= sweet
music singing u am the smile that
wssathss us about ana Come close to
my heart" which owing 90 her proper
tions would have boon difficult II not i'm
possible. Tho admission Zee 90 this place
was one franc. and there was collection
for the clairvoyant ara YOU were expected
% drink a hook. forty confines. while lis
tsnirg 10 tho hiby. The prices az most Of
tho Hulo theaters OF the street run from
one pence 20 ten pence.
The Palais de panse. which was not
particularly well nllsd when | saw u,
gave all that Il professsd 70 exhibit.
There were charact eristic English. Span
ish Greek Russian and Italian dancers,
an wrapped round with a liule panto-
mimic story and the dancing was good.
The Theater dos Bonshommes Guillaume
is the theatcr 81 marionettes, very clev-
crlv arranged ana for people who like
that kind OF FUN. excruciatiugly funny.
The Jardin des Chansons ~ simply an
ordinary cafe-conccrt transported 90 the
Rue de Paris. The singing Is not so good
as In an ordinary cafe-concert OF Paris.
hut on the other hand the visitor can sit
in q cool place. and u so good as in an
inclined. smoke his PIPE. The crier az the
door yels out this fact necessarily as
though ~ were tho great attraction. To
the tagged brain OF the sightseer u prob
ably g. The Troupe Espagnole. consists
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Mrs Dora Nicholson and Mrs Mary ~
Lovelace of Pcnsa ola. who we're az Gall
weston during the terrible storm Of last
Saturday night. write thrilling reports Of
their narrow escape and OF the awful
death OF Mrs. l4ilic Garrett daughter
Of Aits Beherca Golay OF Pensacola,
~ hose guests they were. The ladies were
~ supper when the tidal wave swept IN
lull force over the house. filling the dining
room with water. An the ladies are cN.
pert swimmers. Mrs Nicholson escaped
through the door. and fought her way
through the water to an upper story. Mrs
Lovclace supported herself by clinging TO
the dining table and she, too. worked her
way out Of the room The last she saw
Of MIS-. Garrett. alive. she was clinging
20 the sideboard. which was rapidly as
cending towurd the ceiling. The supposl-
ton Is that Mrs. Garrett as a last re-
sort. died in the hope Of escaping through
an open window. She reached the win
dow. bat her hair became entangled with
tho fastening. aud she was drowned
when the body was found next morning
she was suspended by her hair. and her
neck was broken from the violent efforts
10 release herself
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

a delightful social party was given by
Mrs. +. b. Trent Monday evening in hon
OF Of Miss Maud Farmer OF Savannah.
who Is the guest Of Miss Beulah Knight
Mrs j. 3. Nunez is spending a few
weeks with relatives Ia Tattnall county.
Mrs T. q. Goodrich COVE a very enjoy
able tea az her residence on Jane street
Tuesday evening.
Hon W ~ Toomer and family are
spending week al Lithia Springs
Miss ora Beach Is attending Cox Col
iege. She is a daughter Of Capt ". W.
Beach.
Mrs. W. W. Beach has as her guest
hor sister. Mrs. Mandy Odum. OF Mayo.
Fla.
airs. John W. Bennett is visiting friends
az Jesup.
Miss clara Bennett has returned TO her
home IN Th0masy.le. after an extended
visit in this city.
Mrs Dr. j. /. Walker is at home again.
after spending some weeks at Lithia
springs
miss Annie Sheldon and Miss Nora Nor
ton OF Gainesville. Fla. are guests OF Airs
n. T. johnson.
Aii-a Nora Lee Smith has gone 20 New
York. which may be her future home.
a lively party OF colonlsts from Ruskln
came down 60 the city Tuesday night and
were entertained az the home OF Miss
Maud Beavers. They were chaperoned by
Nj. ond Mrs. Charlie McDnl. prominent
leaders In the colony.
Mrs. sallie Steele Mcintosh made Way
cross friends visit while passing
through the city en- route TO her home In
Albany from an extended visit through
virginia.
MT Charles f. Murphy has returned
home from a visit TO North Georgia.
Miss Annie Geigcr returned Tuesday
morning from pleasant visit 20 friends
in Liberty city.
Mrs Rcbecca se!lars has returned 10
Waycross and will spend the fan and win
ter months at the home OF Capt. ". W.
Beach
A party Of young people Of Waycvoss
enjoyed a hay ride Monday night, winding
up with "a picnic and hsh fry on the banks
of satllla river. II was one Of the pleas
ATTEST events OF the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ Hawkins We're the chaperones.
Miss allie Hughes Of Blackshear is Wis
itlug Miss RoXie Bradley.
Miss Lizzie Mcwhor,er Of St. Mary's is
a visitor Ia the city.
Mrs william Hughes. wife OF Capt
william Hughes of Liberty county. Is vis-
ling the family Of u. W. Folsom.
Miss Ttne Davis OF Liberty city IS a
Wnycross visitor.
Rev W a. scruggs viii dedicate the
screven Baptist church sunday.
Miss Lulu KNOT gave an enjoyable birth
day entertainment 10 her friends Wednes-
day evening al her home on Alce street
MIR. j. b. Nunez has gone 10 Rich
mond Va. 90 attend the meeting OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows.
ID c0uvcucs sept H.
Miss Euniec Gordy has returned home
from Baltimore.
Mrs. r NJ smcalth has returned 20
screvcn after visit here.
Mrs. l.. 4 Faison has returned TO her
home IN Moultrie
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Fort Myers Press For more than q
year past there has been strong talk Of a
hank being started IA Fort Myers. such
an Institution has been greatly needed
here. and "a year ago an earnest effort
WIS made to establish one. This effort hung
fire. for some reason. but the subject did
not die. FOR others looked over the heid
and were favombiy impressed with che
opening Tor such business. Among these
parties WAS Mr.. John Trice the president
OF one OF TAmpa's strongest banking insti-
buttons. the Citizens Bank and Trust COM
pauy. who arrived here last week. ana aft
en- again hooking into the situation decd-
"a To "a once open q branch here Of the
Tampa bank Mr. James T. Hendry OF
our Town a. Interested ia this move. and
tine enterprise viii Doe pushed through with
AN speed. Mir. J. T.. Foxworthy one Of
our rising young business men. Will be-
come che cashier Of the new bank
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
Carolina Cotton Growers.

Columbia. :. c.. sept. i5.-The Cotton
Growers Association OF South Carolina
has selected a. Whborn as president
ana J A. Pctcrkin. vice president. Com.
mttces have been appointed for each con-
gres-loual district. ana they will organ
lie the several counties. The association
viii meet here again during fair week
about Nov. J. The officials say they feoi
greatly encouraged. and believe there h.
more hope Tor the farmers in this organ
izatlon than in the other alliances. that
soon dcpcuerhtcd into political machines
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LIFE At THE EXPOSITION.
A THORoUcHFAHE WHOSE SOLE
OBJECT ~ To ANUsE.

A subway PIai.ancc That u Really
Cabarets and Little Theatcrs OF
Artistic and Bohemia PRris-'oniy
Foreigners 60 There" say the
French. but the street l. Pail OF
ParIsians. NeNertheless-Theatrical
Companies That stand Outside
Their own Thestcrs and Act a.
Their own Barbcrs-The Fine Art
of the Japanese Actors.
Copyright by the Author.
Paris. sept 6-Of an the gn"ering at
fractions Of the Exposition the only one.
80 public report holds. that IS lkely %
eurvive the great fair. Is that congefi's
Of varied thcaters known as the Rue
10 Paris. This. 81 course. means that
the Rue De Paris Is popular Lying as IL
does between the Pont Alexandra III and
The Pont de rAlma. ana borlercl on Tho
right hand following tho course Of The
river by the various littie sheatcrs and arr
tisilc cabarcts which give g its name.
and on the left by a row OF lime and chest
nut trees whose shades aforetimc formed
a notable Lovers Lane" its situation S.
ono Of the best 20 be found within the ex-
position limits. Certainly that walk under
the srces hy the river IN the clear moon
light while on the other side OF the way
the banging Of drums. Tho bnying Of
trumpcts. and the celebrations of fsntas-
tcally clad clowns and hariequins. and
daintily though very scantly a1orucd COLI
omhines and tho like is wen calculated 20
give che tired snirit repose from the stress
ana arduous toll % the instructive parts
81 the show
Tho Rue dc Paris Is devoted 20 amuse-
ment only. Tho nearest thing as com
parison TO American would probably be
tho Midway Plalsince Of the WORLDS
Fair Of Chicago. but tho Midway Plai-
sauce was larger. more diversified. and. !
believe most people would think. better.
Tho Rue dc Paris Is really the rcpreson-
tation OF artistic Moutmartre. not the
Montmartre Of the old residents 81 that
quarter who consider that they have
sort OF Individuality apart ana talk ~
going down 90 Paris" but the Norman
tire of tho artists. singer painters. musi-
cans. who some years ago made their
exodus from the Latin quarter quar-
tsr Of the studcnts-and founded such Ia
nous haunts as the chat Noir the Rou-
lotte. the Carlton and the Cabaret Of
Rruant .artistic taverns.or caharets where
for price Of a book the visitor could rub
shoulders with nssceut gcniuses or worn
out famous Bohemians and hear tho lat
est catch OF music or see the newest de-
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be misunderstood of any. no matter what
tongue he might speak But the duel was
superb II WAS not like the French duel
IN which the preliminary ceremonies are
60 serious and final result 20 absurd.
These japanese wanted o. get a. each 9th
er. and KatsluraEhi IN eudoavoring TO
separate them displayed tho strength ana
agility OF a professional wrestler. while
the two knights with their horse-hair
brisillng on their heads leaped and bound
ed about the stage ike acrobats. and
banged away with their swords like do
mons possessed.
The death scene was really very fine and
Katsouraghi WAS terrible IN energy ana
pathos There is a pristine vigor about
these little Japs that Is quite refreshing
after The languid drawning-room death OF
our popular tragedlcnncs. katsOufaEhl
dies like one who struggles with her whole
soul against death und succumhs az
length only when the spirit IS rent out
OF her body. Her death would be great
on any stage.
The acting OF these japanese which
though containing much that was gro
tcsque and exaggerated 90 Eastern minds
but, no doubt. an In accordance with the
conventions" Of the japanese. was In re-
freshinR contrast to the conventions OF our
stage. where the leading lady comes sim
pcring in. smiling "a her friends IN Tho
boxes. and where conversation never
heard IN human society IS carried on IN
voices never heard IN human con-
versasion. and where. after each act. the
leading lady and the leading gentleman
come 20 the footl!ghts 90 present them
selves once more so the audience.
I.oie Fuller IS as popular as ever or
course She has introduced some new e.
fects. and give as I heard a French
man express n. "the supernatural az the
hour fixed" The hour fixed IS quarter
mast nine v Grbaycdon
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Hamburg. sept l4-Arrlved. Grange
wood. Savannah.
Port Tampa. Fla. Sept. iS.-Arrived.
tug Dauutless and schooner b. Frank
Nealey. Jones, Havana.
sailed. steamer Olvette. Smith. Via Key
West.
Fernaudina. Fla. Sept i5.-cleared.
shooner Lena Pickup (B). Loop. Hah-
sailed. steamer Betty (AusD. Blecich.
Trieste. via Baltimore.
Baltimore. Sept. l5.-salled. Allegheny
Savannah
New orleans. Sept i5-Cleared. steam
or ri Mar. Grant. New York; Louise Ger,
Won Bargen Wilmington; Prah tBr ~
monds. Rotterdam. via Newport News ana
Havre: Nicaragua (Norl. Petersen. Ceioa
Hydassee (BD. Maclennon. Cape Town.
JacksonviIe. Fla. Sept. i5.-C.eared.
schooner Alice Archer, Gibbs. New YORK
steamer Cocoa. Munson. New York
Pensacola. Fla. sept H.-Arrived.
steamer Pensacola (Amn. Simmons. Cal
charleston. s. C.. Sept l5.-Arrived,
steamer Seminole. Bearse. New York.
Genoa. sept. 7.-sailed. steamer Lealta.
Savannah
charleston. s. c.. Sept. lS.-Arrived,
steamers Navahoe Johnson, Jacksonville,
and proceeded 10 Boston; Annie (br).
Grahl. New York.
Sailed. steamer Seminole Bearse. Jack
souville.
Key West. Fla sept i5.-Arrived.
steamers Miami. Deiano. Miami; Mas
cote. White. Havana. and sailed for Port
Tampa.
Sailed, cutter Algonquin. Galveston
schooner Holly Hoek. B0nacco
Mobile. Ala. Sept i5-Arrived, steamer
Mobile Brl. from Cardin.
Cleared. steamer Fulton (Nor). Peter
sen. for Puerto Cortez; schooner Cover
nor Blake UD, Hunter. far Grand Cay
man and Manzanillo. Cuba.
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Foreign Exports.

Per British steamship Roxby for Brem-
EN- $40 bales cotton, $50. sol. 900 tons pig
iron. 50. O00-CargO various.
Per British steamship Darlington. for
Havre aud Antwerp-For Havre. 4 30
bales cotton. S2Si i6i. for Antwerp 2.ooo
tons phosphate rock. S2o,oCo-Cargo va
rious.
Per British steamship Imaum. FOR Brem-
en- ana Antwerp-For Bremen. 500 bales
cotton, s225oi3. for Antwerp. $50 bales cot
ton ti67s2 3ois tons phosphate rock. $685.
leo Cargo various.
Per British steamship Howick Hall. for
Brcmcn-l0.6o2 bales cotton. $3.50 53s, 200
tons pig iron. SlD.0lo-Cargo various.
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slipped and zen ON - saw.

W T. Hamilton was accidentally kin
% at his min. near Howard. Ca wednes-
day. He slipped ami fell on the saw. and
his leg was cut on between the ankle and
knee. lie hle1 90 death before any as
slstance could pc rendered tie WAS buried
at Howard. Mr Hamilton was quite wei
known Ia Columbus and principally ia
railroad circles. For twelve or nftCeu
years he was section foreman Tor the
Central Railway. and after that became
the owner 81 a saWmin near Howard. lie
was a prominent Mason. Mr HapHton
f. survived by his wife and three or four
children. lie was about 40 years OF age.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
Read Postal Too nurrIcdIy.

Americas Times Recorder: An eXpen-
sive error IN the reading OF "A postal card
g. reported from a nearby town which
gets its market reports from Americas.
4 day or two ago. wher cotton was sell-
ing her az loi, cents. q cotton man mailed
a market report 20 his boyer az the town
in question. II was on a postal card and
the date line read "Americus 9-i0th. II
a. M" giving quotations below. The buy
er receiving the card read only the date
lire. aud mistook the II a. m" Tor u
cents. The result was an instant unhcaval
In that market and until the error was
discovered three hours later the buyers
there paid u cents right along for cot
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Tho city Council Of Cleveland. o. has
decided to roy 81 to a municipal cmP.oye
who fen into a sewer last spring while
working IN a manhole IA performance or
his duty and who was carried along hN
the filthy current until rescued at the
next manholc by fcllow-wofkmcu. The
magnificent sum to be paid 20 the uufor-
tunstc Is by way Of compensation for rho
injuries he received. II would be inter
estlng 10 know how many Of The Cleveland
Councilmen would be willing TO undergo
like experience Tor the money which tnoy
have 30 generously allotted To the injured
workman
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Klsammeo Valley Gazette The chief
event 90 the cattle market this week was
the sale on Monday 81 the entire stocks Of
cattle belonging jointly 90 J. A. lee and
Run Bass 60 W - Makinson Company.
The total number iu The various marks
ami brands s estimated 20 be- iop. Part
are 20 be- delivered within week or two
and the remainder as fast as they can b.
gathered Several smaller cattle deals this
week W. b. Makinson Company bought
seventy beef cattle from Bob Evans. one
hundred beef from y. B. Savage. one hum
drtd ana nftv beef from Isaac Powell
and two hundred boef and one hundred
stock from Alec Powers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The Poquust convention % the Seventh
District met IN Cartersville Tuesday and
dldate for Congress. The session was
short one A large representation was
present An address WIS made hy John
~ Traylor. the pnrty's candidate Tor gov
srnor. " a. Bodenhamcr 90 Dalton was
tnade chairman OF the District Executive
l.rnrn-II..-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
A TEXAS WONDER.
HaII.. Grrnt ni.rnrcr,.

one small bottle % Hairs Great Dis
covery cures an kidney and BLADDER
troubles. removes gravel cures dihht tee
seminal emissions, weak ana lame Ia -.
rheumatism and au Irregularities or the
kidneys and bladder 800 both mlu anu
women. regulates bladder troubles ~ chi.-
dren. II not foli bv your drueEla' " /"
b sent my mai on cclpi 81 ~. Nt..
small bottle b. W. months treatment
and viii cure any case above mentioned
Dr + W Hal. sole manufacture, =. =.
Box Ga. ST. Louis. Mo soma for tcsN-
monials sofa by au druggists and solo
mons Co. Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

New York Ocean steamship Company.
st.amship Vala (BD. Gray. Madeira
4. F. Churchill.
steamship Iris (Belg). Sytor, Antwerp
via Newcastle. Antwerp Naval stores
Company
brig Zcnlt (AusD. Zenich. from below
Master
Bark n D. Metcalf CNoD, Duus. Cars
ton.-pahl a Co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

PopuIIsf. Met at GENERALIZATION
ard Williams Dcad-Mnn KILLED by
Saw-CoIumbfa County cotton
Growers 10 Meet - No Man for
Americas Monument - Fernandina
JaiIbird Escaped-niE cattle safe
at KIssimmee other Florida
News.
Gov. Gambler and his entire stan viii
attend The Athens Carnival They viii
b there on the day Of the Battle OF
Flowers." Oct. Z.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

steamship Kansas city. Fisher. New
York.
steamship d. H. Miller. Peters. Bait
more.
Bark Anna Ger. Oitmanns. Hamburg.
Schooner Annie T. Bailey. Findlay' Phl-
adelphia.
Schooner severn Brl. Kerr Rio de ia
metro.
Schooner Bahama (Br). Anderson. Vic
toria Cove. neur quebec
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Smoking az landlord.

Sanford Chronicle: on Monday evening
Sept. II. Hon. r. W Davis. our eloquent
candidate for Congress. will address the
citizens Of Sanford upon the grave ques-
lions OF the day. The speaking will be
IN the Opera House anA-the ladies are
especially invited The following Satur-
DAY night. sept -. Hon. Frank Clark and
Others viii speak in favor " the removal
OF the capital 10 Jacksonville.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
CnnsfnI.c E,nnrtr.

Per steamship y. II. Miller. for Baltl-
more-2oo bales upland cotton. 1872 bills
rosin. 1909 feet lumber. . tons pig iron.
lis hbis rosln oil. i0s pkgs mdse. 60 pkgs
domestics and yarns. 10 bales hides and
wool 50 bales palmetto nbre. 1895 feet for
Baltimore. 55.7is feet for PHILADELPHIA
Per bark Essex. for New York-ii0. tsf
feet yellow pine lumber.-Cargo by Hunt
ing & CO.
Per schooner Harriet c. Kcrlin. for Bal
tlmore-ioi.25s feet yellow pine lumber
Cargo by Hunting q Co
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FLORIDA.

Lake City. Florida Index: The Jack
sonville capital removal spcllhinders will
visit Lake city on Thursday the ooth OF
this month. and endcavor 20 persuade our
people 20 burden Themselves with "a mill
son dollar debt on themselves for the ben
EFT OF no one except few Jacksonville
politicians.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Mrs. Annie + Rawson. GO years Of age.
died At her residence Ia Albany trdny
She was brought home from Atlanta.
where she had spent several weeks 90 q
eanitarium. She WAS the eldest child Of
the late Col. Nelson Tit. founder 81 Al
bany and was the FIRST white child born
in that city. She had spent her entire
life N Albany. ana her death IS greatly
deplorod.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The oomlng meeting q the Railroad
Commission. 20 Dee held on sept IS. viii
be one % tho most interesting held hy
that body in some time one OF the
principal cases 20 come up will be CONE
paint against she Georgia Pine Railroad
~ the citizens living along that line. The
complaint charges that the freight rates
sre too high.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Steamship Howick Hall CBD. Kilvert,
Bremen -Sirnchan & Co.
Steamship lmaum BD. Pcmberthy.
Bremen and Antwerp -Strachan & Co.
steamship Darlington OBD, WORK,
Havre and Antwerp -Strachan & Co
Steamship Roxby (BD. Shield, Bremen.
"A E. Churchill.
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Notice 20 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters OF YES
sells free Of charge IN United States by
geographic office IN Custom House Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to che Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Tampa Herald. Gainesville has with
drawn from the race for the location u
the state capital. The people concluded
that che chance 90 win was not worth the
money and trouble q would cost. and so
they sensibly concluded 20 pull out What
eject this will have on the fortunes Of
the other contestants r. not known. but
the likelihood r. that Jacksonville viii be
tho greatest gamer.
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Or. r W Hail ST. Louis. No Dear
etr-Pleaso ship me three dozen hall
Great Discovery ~ first express. ] have
Roid over one gross It gives perfect sat
isfaction ard J recommend it 20 my
customers. Yours truly.
d O. GROVES.
Prop Autobiography Drug Store.
Ocaia. Fla. Dec IS