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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Seattle, Sunday, June 3, 1900.
Tie S,eaftier today q,M be
Far; continued euarn.
Horse and Cart,
Cart and Horse.

"A visitor once congratulated us
because we advertised SO extensive
" and said that advertising was
'sthe thing"
The visitor was wrong.
We take this item from the Lon
DON Daily Mail, as throwing a bet
Der light on the subject. Read is
carefully.
1t has taken ten years for your
faith to grow, and there are very
few people indeed who doubt our
printed promises. There will al
ways be some though, since it takes
OIL kinds of people to make
world. Years ago the responses
10 our announcements were slow
and meagre. Tomorrow, if you
should come Bon Marche-ward
Eon'll find store full.
This comes of keeping faith.
aRivai Regent street dry goods
uerchmnts were ut business war.
owynne. one of the merchants, who
SaA been established in the street
uyst, had made n remarkable sue
cess along original lines. He was
inporting his styles from Paris and
his goods from the countries in
which they were made. He sold Mt
the lowest price consistent with
business stability, ana having wares
new and good 20 offer he advertised
the fact literally. The result was an
unprecedented metropolitan sue
eess.
"Coilins. an intcrloping merchant,
established himself In Regent street
opposite 20 Gwynne upon the theory
that Gwynnc was doing enough bus
iness for two and that he would
follow Gwynne's successful methOds
sna quickly divide the trade with
him.
"But Collins, ahrevvd scot though
he was. mistook what these meth
eds were. He assumed Gwynne's
success To he due entirely TO ad-
vesttstnG, 50 ne started IN ny ad-
veptisinG as had Gwynne. and with
what he deemed much greater wit,
Illustration and charm generally.
Ne made great noise In other ways,
but nothing seemed 20 bring to him
results like GwyDnc's. and he fail
"a. Gwynne, ON the contrary, con-
Sinwed to he ~ successful as ever.
"The point, ~ - apparent. II that
Gwynne had right goods at the
right prices. while Collins lacked In
these essentials, hut depended upon
savertisinx 20 do as much for him
- u had for Gwynne."
The fact that Bon Marche meth
DDS are largely copied we regard as
very good thing, and not as detri-
mental TO us. We should be glad
10 see every store adopt the motto,
''Bring back a wrong thing" be-
cause it means safety and satisfac-
lion for the shopper. We wish
that all advertisers would be exact
in their printed statements. 1t
would be better for everybody.
And we're willing TO admit that
good quotation is better than a
poor originality. But TO quit
philosophizing and return TO the
store news we print today. Read
il. Go over it very carefully and
see how much economy. how much
style, how vast the stocks are, ana
how prices on many lines are
dropped for tho month of June, in
stead of July, At the height Of
the Summer Season You can buy at
past season prices.
Good bookkeeping. and just be
cause we can, are the best reasons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
MillinerieS Reduced.

a tableful of Dress Shapes at
half price.
More's the pity.
Just imagine buying the best
styles, and the richest qualities, in
june, for soc on the dollar and
less.
Chance here tomorrow-unlim-
tied variety to choose among.
Dress Shapes worth soc and SIC for
sc.
Tuscan Straw shapes, value So o. for
sl4S
Children's Poke Bonnets in blue and
white, brown and white. red and
white straw .......... ........ ......
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Silk Waists.

About q hundred Taffeta silk
Waists in nearly every color and
size-reducod 1895, instead Of
500 and $3.50.
Reduced because there's only one
or two Of a sort and some are 4
'riAc mu--ei through being used a.
samples.
Black TaTeta Waists. richly tucked.
u ~. No more shcn 'hs last % this
special lot is gone. equal quality Will
cost a dollar ard half more
Waists ~ Wash silks IN black and
ahItf. B. eS ava sizes
Ana many, nsany other styles.
REAR-NEw STORE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
rs ct Tooth Powders, n cts.

Lyons. Hoods. Calders, woodbury's,
Wrights. Sozodont. Ruhifoam, Myhrr
Paste, Woodburys Paste.
Hinde's Honey and Almond Cream.
SOC size soc
Wrishts Rose and Cucumber Jelly.
i7c-
Witch Hazel Cream. lie.
Bailey's Florentine Lotion. l5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03

Decorated Cuspidores. 1oc apiece:
value regularly. 15c.
DOWNSTAIRS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03

For demand is running very long
way ahead of supply. Luckily
more is on the way, and due to ar
rive on Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Che Bon I1ldrcbe neW$.
Of Summer COttOnS.

Regarding the now famous Peau
de Sole we find it necessary to
print this:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
4-7-11 Extracts.

The sort that you've paid SOC
an ounce for time without number,
here tomorrow at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
IS cts a Yard.

Cotton Peau de Sole looks like
Foulard, feels like Satin and wears
better than either. 1t is one of the
scientific triumphs of the nine
tenth century, the making of cot
Ton like silk it doesn't fade, it will
wash dozen times, and retain its
lnster. 1t is 81 inches wide, and
there are more than a hundred diff
ferent designs here to choose
among, with the other Cottons
we tell of here:
Kohinoor Cloth. here exclusively:
30 inches wide; a fine lawn with fou-
lard designs, 12lsc.
English Piques, 30 inches wide, worth
12isc. for TIC: either dark or light col
ors.
Sirdar Madras. 81 inches wide. soft
finish. in blue or pink stripes; worth
12l5c. for s i-3c.
Another lot of the French Organ
dies. 90 inches wide; fine coiors and
designs: 19C instead OF 30c.
Satin Striped Batiste--blue. pink or
lavender-20c.
Aberfoyle silk Warp Ginghams, %
inches wide, 45c.
Dress Prints, full standard quality,
3i7c a yard; worth &c nowadays.
Scotch Leno Cord, 1sc a yard
Toile Du Nord Ginghams. more than
u hundred designs, l0c a yard,
Linen Crash Suiting. 80 inches wide.
checks. plaids and plain colors, 12iac.
Organizes in plain colors. imported,
Csc a yard.
SOUTH AISLE-OLD STORE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Al rs cts Instead 81 50 etc

Since there's plenty dealers arc Just
as welcome as anybody elsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
S1.OO Instead Of Sl.35 and $3.50.

Cherries. 3 sprays in a bunch. re-
duced from Csc to 45c.
Velvet and SILK Roses. 75c sort. SOC
American Beauty Roses, 15c sort for
loc.
PIKE STREET STORES.
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Perfumes.

A rose would smell as sweet if
called by any other name.
Judge not the quality by the
price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
PLEASE NOTICE.

Unless orders for samples OF Cot
ton Peau de Sole are sent In the
same week We cannot promise to
ill mail orders exactly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
IS cts Instead Of 80 cts.

Panama Hats value 81 20, for sec
A tableful of Black and White Walk
ing and Golf Hats. set of with big
rosette and long quill .................
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Pills.

~, tubes % T.,ile t4rsr Pins 1917.
Brandreths pills. 80 rac kaEes FOR
iilzc-
Ayers pins. Iac Hoods Pills. iec-
Iscrcns Pleasant Pellets -
Williams PINK Pigs Cor Pale Perpls.
So INSTEAD ~ 1as>
All the other remedies known ia
be good are just as fairly priced.
for example:
Palns's Celery Conpoaud. s. size Sc.
Aycr's sarsaparila. 81 size SC.
Hood's sAFsAgariila. DC ioaEcad ~ 81
Percgris. 80
fIox~tter's Btlers. 0c Instead * 81
SCAMP Root kidney cure. s. bosties
eg
Emlaoa ~ God LIVER Ou 81 bot,les
G.-
Beef Iron ard Wine 81 size So
CuucurA SaIHe. ilc instead q Sss.
Arn4ca salve. 2 ounce box, l5c.
Witch Hazel SAlte, l5c.
Cafh31c SaIsr. l~c
Magic Pale Ointment. 1tc
A-a4.l l-astEelt. -ec size for &c
Waite Idrlnleni. iac size fen .ac.
California syrup os Elss, ~ s.ze isc-
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Patent Medicines
At Cut Prices.

You can safely judge the other
stores BY this, our most modern
down-to-date member. Savings
are lust as real on dress stuifs as
they are on drugs.
Come for anything Won need,
only be patient, for Scattle's only
cut price drug store naturally
draws crowds Of buyers and some
body has to wait.
Read OF our regular prices for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
White Goods at Half.

And indeed less than half value.
\ manufacturer sends us over fif-
teen hundred yards of White Lace.
Striped and Plaid Nainsooks--his
seasons mill cnds-in lengths of
from two to eight yards, TO sell at
10 cts Yard.
Some Of the same goods are on
orr shelves at SOC a yard, and fair
~ priced.
It's the most remarkable offer.
ing in white stufs this year. since
the lengths are right for waists,
aprons and childrcn's dresses.
At the same counter YOU NAV
buy
ManuacturcrE seconds Of white
Fique q tjry slip * the thread here
and there. no serious hurts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Soaps and Perfumes.

We have half hundred cases of
Pure CASTLE Soap, the imported,
to sell at less than half price.
Each bar weighs two pounds
and is worth regularly soc. One to
customer tomorrow and as long
after as they last, at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Is cts an Ounce.


White Rose. Moss Rose Lilac, vio-
let, Violette de Parme. Peau d'Es-
pange. Riviera. Carnation. Geisha
Bouquet. No extra charge for bottles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03

Not more than three to CUSTOMER.
Kinks Best, Violet. Almond Meal.
Almond oil and Hazel Nut OIL Soaps.
lSc instead OF soc.
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Half thousand good brooms, full
size and made of picked corn,
12i cts Apiece.
Two for the price of one, but
not more than two to one customer.
Dinnerware.
Less than half price for the last
of Olympia open stock patterns.
Fine opportunity to replenish the
kitchen cupboard of provide for
coming picnics. The decorations
are a tiny rose spray on White
Semi-Porcelain.
Hints of prices:
Pie Plates. Sc each.
Dinner Plates. Sc.
Covered Dishes, 45c.
Pitchers, quart size, isc
Covered Sugar Bowls, sc.
Platters az inches), 45c.
Vegetable Dishes. s-inch. 1ec.
Soup Plates. SC each.
Ice Cream Sets OF German China, with
pretty decorations OF gold and now
ers, for six people .....................
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" cts q Pound.
PetticOatS.

Seen the Black Sateen Petticoat
with accordion pleated rufle for
SI25t
Just the same rs II we gave YOU
35c back when sou bought one.
Many others, to he sure.
Az Ga IN ~ AeresriEed saisen.
~ ~f'Oo With deep accordion
pieated dust rurle.
A. c1Q m Pettic1aiN u ZINE Tai
a. pfo'Oo feta SILK. wiIh deep ae-
contemplated ruEie. any e9l0T.
REAR-SEW STORE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
Stick Candy.

Some Of the old fashioned
sticks Of candy like our grand
fathers used to buy us for big
oldfashioned penny,
" cts Pound.
4 novelty for the youngsters Of
this generation and q treat. Then
its all pure sugar and the colors
are harmless.
Sailed Peanuts, 15c a pound.
Front New Store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03

And a host of rare bargains for
soap buyers at the same section:
Kinks Butterrnilk Soap, 3 cakes in
a box, worth 1oc for
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Housekeeping Helps.

Typical Bon Marche Bargains.
Half a thousand good brooms, full
size and made of picked corn,
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A MIGHTY INTERESTING SALE OF
TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES.

Every own IS Fel0ced hlrd AZ east0ne moreanl
this is only June.
Friday when the sale began passed the milestone for heavy
selling and Saturday This is because
talking Of the wonderful and practical
styles offered That's the best kind Of We could
possibly have.
More people will and still viii as the
good is spread.
TWO THIRDS ACTUAL VALUE
for the best New York taors produce and this
plenty Of wearing time ahead.
We're compelled ask early there viii
room enough 10 tit and about tomorrow.
a
safe. are Is
Suit. su are
Al $40 suits
The valuations represent the week and Of
Best choosing is the reward Of the early
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5 cts a Bex.

Kinks English Violet Soap. 3 cakes
in a box. usually sold here for Isc, ono
to buyer, at
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~ cts a Box.
9 cts Instead rs cts.

Savon lilac or Rose Toilet Soaps,
delicately perfumed, bars in a box
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12t cts Apiece.

Two for the price of one, but
not more than two to one customer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
CURES BLOOD AND SKIN
TROUBLES.
TnIAL TREATMENT TREn.

De- your blood poor7 Is 10 thIn7 Nose
bleeding and headache Prickirg pains
In the skim skin pale skin feel hot and
swollen AN run down. Is your blood bad
Have you Plmpics9 Eruptions' Serofula
Eating SorcsT Itching. burning Eczema 2
Eoils7 Ulccrs7 Canecr9 Scaly Erupuons
skin or Scalp Iteh3 Hood. Hair or skin
humors7 Tired ouf with aches and pains
ia bones anal i1inu2 Have you hcresiit-
AIRY or contracted Blood Poison Ulcer
IN throat ormouth7 swollen glands Rheu-
matism9 As tired in morning as when
you went co bod2 Have they resisted
medical treatment II you have any o.
the above troubles = T.. b. botanic Blood
Balm) should bee taken az once. y B. D..
has "A peculiar cffect-it drains tAc inn
purltlcs. poisous and humors that cause
an above troubles ont Of the blood. bones
ana entire system. healing every sore. re-
storing 10 the skin the Bloom ~ perfect
health. and making new. rich Blood
Trial treatment OF b n y free by I'D
dressing BLOOD BALM COMPANY. At
lanta. ca Describe your trouble. and we
viii include free medical advice. Is. b. y
never fails 70 cure quickly and permanent
Is. after all fails. Thoroughly tested for
thirty years over 500 voluntary tesu-
monials Of cures BY d. b. u.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Per steamship city Of Augusta. Non
York-S0 bales upland cotton. e, h,..
sea island cotton. so barrels -ofrr....
oh. 70 barcrls rosin oil. 4gl bales
ties. 4S7 cases can goods. iGl harre -,
In. 100 barrels turpentine. l65lll fee. La.
her. es' bundles green salt hides. tl-.
ties So barrels FISH. I2i cases cir1-r -,
barrels fruit. q barrels vegetable
crates vegetables u boxes tobacco ,4,o-t
pig iron, 10000 shingles. 90 barrsis p.,..
iW barrels lampblack. So packar m-.
chandise.
Exports per steamship Dorchest.- "a.
Baltimore-lS3 hales upland cotton Or
barrels rosin. lG7 los feet lumber
boxes oranges, % packages vegetables 3
barrels cottonsced oil. q barrels ta- -
packages merchandise. ll2 package t-
mestics and yarn. sos sacks cottor.e.t
5l2 cases can goods. q bales paper sto..
l51 Jos feet lumber.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
To change prp.acoin'- Charter.

Ar che last meeting OF the Young Mems
Business League iu Pensacola lt was
moved that committee p. upp1iuted 20
look into tho gre seut charter ~ the City
with view OF amendment The charter
is regarded as cumhcrsome measure ana
wholly unauitei - a oltv ~ Ieueacoll's
pr0gres sivsfess The movement was
started hy Judge A. c. Blouut Of the
County Criminal Court. and has met
with favor not only Of the cOmmer. ial
bottles. but with many influential ciu-
gems. who regard e as materially bene-
fetal 10 the clty's advancement. and the
said committee ls authorized 60 draft
suitable hlu 10 so before the CON ns
Legislature which viii effect "a needed
change. one really good feature ot the
Now provision D. the securing ~ "A city
surveyor whose duties VIII Dr. within che
corporate confines 81 thc city tHercly
giving Pensacola improved thoroughiares
arb adding attractiveuess 60 the city. al-
ready lmpued with beauteous surround
mss
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

Continued from Page Twenty-Five,
Rice steady; domestic. fair Go .a.-.
7sasiac
Conec-Spot Rio quiet No. irta-.
7sc mild market quiet. CorIoyo 81.
iusc The market FOR coffee ruturss ora,.
- steady iu tone with prices unclaimed
and ruled irregular all the forenoon a.t
a weak undcrcurrent UnfavorabIe f-.
eign cables. free Brazilian receipts. OFF,.
iugs Of spot coffee az former prices u.a
buyers absent and foreign selling 0ris,
lad 90 active liquidation ana bear ran
nerinR. latter being particularly halu
near the close. Market was finally vss
and net 20 10 points lower. Total saba
were 4l.75O bags. including Novemher t
Sc, December at &C. January at fle.
March g 201i6 90
sugar-Raw steady: fair renn'nr T
centrifugal si-test. 47sc Molasses s.g.r
1--c. refined easy. standard A.. .io- CO.'S.
fectiouors' a, g. ioc. mould A. sc
loaf &C.: crushed. Sc. powdered. 49,;
erauulated. 5.60c. cubes. 5.75c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
shIpnIng NIemnrnnhn

Key West Nov. 2i.-Arrived. s,ssr.-,
oiNette, smith Havana ana sals. q.
Port Tampa: Miami Delaro ,,..
Nusces. Galveston. and sailed f,-
York. schooner Golden. HIND yr.-,
Charleston. Nov. -3.-Cleared $3.50
Eve \. Danenhower. johnson. b.
phia.
Sailed. steamer Ormidale Orr wH..-
Philadelphia; schooner Jose O.a,..-
Hewitt New York
Philadelphia, Nov. 2i.-Arrlved. se---.,
Berkshire Savannah.
Baltimore. Nov. 2g-saled. stesr..- Pa
IT Miller. Savannah: Margaret A ,t..
Savannah.
Bremen, Nov. 2i-Arrivsd steamer l,.
OF Kent. Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
Mronn ~, tn 80 Id D..

siaissb0ro star several gentlemen ~
the legal profession are stirring among
the people asking for iudarsements Tor
solicitor 81 tho County court These
gentlemen Boz our opinion are acting very
foolish We don't see what they want
with the Endorsement 90 Buloeh county
people. WAY don't they SO up o. Mlnen
and Wayuesaoro and over 90 SYLVAN =
ana ask tHe politician what they are
wishing for Eulo.h county to have SO.
Buio.h county bios no voice whatever in
the management of her own affairs. a
OF tlat trouble.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
THE GREAT HEAVIER STRIKE.
Tom Ferguson Worked out n Per-
feet Tish Catching Trust.

iff A-N"tN q" w
Tom Ferguson know the North woods
from one end a. the other" said the old
cuide rcmlnistcntly 20 the por'y that had
gathered about the evening campfire.
And there's no denying Tom had nat
ural SLIT for trimming animals. But with
these unidentified talents Tom combined "a
streak 81 meanuess ana laziness chat
sometime brought bis best schemes %
nuurht Now take the case OF his frain-
"a beavers There wasn't another man
iu the North woods that could have train
Cd them as Tom did Ana there wasn't
another man who would have been avari-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

beaver followed him At the edge OF the
stream they stopped and each beaver
looked back 20 see 10 Tom showed any
signs OF relenting Even then the COOL
hearted. industrious beavers were willing
20 stay 81 Tom would only treat snem de
Gently But Tom was followlrs after.
stick in hand and cursing Euch beaver
gave what seemed like a little beaver sort
Of sigh und plunged into tue water. Ana
that was me last ever seen 90 Tom Fer-
eurou's dam buIldiur-ashl beavers
We'll % All nenrtiess lugriutuIv.
said Tom. TO think Of those beavers
that I've towel ami cherished, and o.iu-
Gated. leaving me like that. Rlsht in
the middle Of the fishing season. too.
Don't blame those beavers. Tom
Ferguson. said 20 him severely. II
was all your own fault. II you had treat
"a them fairly. they would have STAYED
with YOU. ana worked for YOU. ana been
crown OF glory for your declining years. q"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

% beaver aud Il was evident they didn't
take kindly a. the new industry. And
each beaver Ind already done good
days work and felt boz was entitled TO
food and rest
'Youu spoil everything and drive
those beavers into strike 1 warned
Tom. There isn't a k.ndlier animal la
the world thau a beaver. but even he
don't like to bc imposed upon.
"But no. beavers couh he taught 10
fish. and dsh they should II the bent-
crs struck Tom would s'urve Thorn ont.
or import pauper beavers IN their places.
'Heayer- sleep t7a much anrfow. SID
Tom obstinate like II will hc healthier
for tho beavers ana e1sier Tor your Uncle
Tom Ferguson ir they work two o. thre'
hours cverv evening catching hsh. in to
crd these beavers will thank me FOR 20.
letting them waste in slumher the pre-
cious hours when they might be working
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25


-Metoorites are the only physical e''
doncos We have OF the composition OF
other celestial bodies than our own COY
the Los Angeles Times. Their genera
scientific interest Is that they prolA''
represen, the composition Of the iri''''
OF the earth Although the Gree0a'
iron IS the only terrestrial iron reeen ..''s
true meteoric iron. the crust OF the car
contains rocks very similar to oo'n %.
stone and the iron meteorites. win ~
exception that the meteoric iron BE- r''''
scented By some form Of oxidation
iron. The oxidation has taken place %
course. In the passage OF these roch.
ward through the earths crust. IN
Africa diamonds appear in a rock
like an iron meteorite. with the
ton Of oxidation: and the hr' 8.
ful production OF ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS
from the cooling OF melted iron
pressure Add to these facts one
that the Canon Diablo meteor "
been found 40 contain microscoil'
monds-and Il will he seen how ~
ing a comparison OF terrestrial ana
tlal mlneralogy may become.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

English builders in October iounrr.I
nineteen vessels, OF about 1924 tons cro...
against - vessels. OF about 20 81 iona
gross in September. - vessels. az ,i.,Y.
% 100 tons gross. On October. last v,,r IN
vessels or about &G3 tons .-ro.s
IN october. 1905 and "a ,.ea-
r"ls' Of about 1851 tons gross. in o.-
ioher' l@I For the ton months English
gating about 500 go tons gross No..
last month Scotch shipbulIers iaurrg..i
- vessels. OF about fifs7 tons cr,.s
against 81 vessels Of about ss91s tor-
gross in September. and e Vessels ~
about $3.50 tons gross in October t,-,
year For this year Scotch builder
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Moultrie observer. Tho recent census
gives Mouliue a population Of 2.e2t. This
~ not a large as many expected. judg
ms from the guessing in the Observers
guessing coutes. last summer. The aver
axe Of the Eutsses was about 200. We
really believe thut these figures came
nearer helms correct tlau those given out
by the census department. 10 IS 20 be-
considered that Moultrlc WINS passing
through a threatened smallpox opidemi,
when the census was taken and almost
every family that could get away had
gone from the city. However. We must
accept the governments figures as our
city VIII b. cassed by them for the mex.
ton years.