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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-26
N. B.--Only a few more left
of those $40 TailOr-made Ladies
Suits. Pick one out! S8.48.
SILKS So

Silks
cooings deg n
of Y II
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-26

revived Clandeboye, an old Irish family
name. which is graced by one Of the pref
tiest women Uncle Sam ever gave to Eng
land.
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WAIT NOT UNTIL THE ENEMY IS UPON YO1

15c Mems Working Shirts, good ones,
worth CSC any time.
&c for Mems Half Hose. Fast Black
4c for Ladies' and Misses Hose
Black and Tan.
&c for Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Striped
Vests.
DC for Ladies' Black Silk Belts. Sold
up to 25c.
Be- for Mems Pongee Finish Fancy
Ilandkerchiefs.
25c for Mems Silk-Front Shirts.
Slightly soiled.
40c for Full SIZE Crochet Bed
Spreads, worth 75c.
25c for Half Bleached Linen Table
Damask, 54-inches wide.
Zoe for Linen Huck Towels. Hem
stitched, fancy border, size 36xlS.
would be cheap at loo.
1Sc for 5i-Inch Fancy Table Damask.
Assorted colorings. A bargain at
SIC.
3lAc for Bleached Twill Crash. Value
a &c.
7ac for Scotch Ginghams Good styles
that are worth 1213c.
15c for No. 10 Silk Tafreta Ribbons.
Pure silk. all colors. Sold regu-
lar at Csc.
$1.0S for Mems Tan, Wei and Calf
Balls, double and single soles,
worth $3.50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-26

"Graybeard is family medicine with
u.s." sad a prominent business man yes
terday MY wife takes Il, ana notice
she is enjoying better health than for
yeara The children keep well by taking
a."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-26

Grayb,a ard may be obtained az ell arns
stores or write 10 Us for Il. Respeas DRUG
Co, sole props, Savannah, 0a-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-26
Frost even IL the Thermometer does indulge IN aeria
DIAMOND VALUES.

Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers,
worth SOC, only ten dozen left,
won't last long 100
Ladies' Corset Covers. Made OF
good muslin, each. .12o
Ladies' Lawn Aprons. Hem
stitched. full size. each ....... Zoe
$3.50 Chlldrens Pique Reefers A
positive bargain ................75c
Odds and Ends Baby Caps to
close out at .....................1 100
Ladies' White and Blue Duck and
White Pique Coat Suits,
worth up TO $3.50 to close at
per SUIT Observation-Disclosures. 500
75c Ladies' Night Gowns.
Trimmed, good quality Mus
lin ...,..... ......................3S $50
Glace Skirt Innings. All colors.
Sold up to 100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Remnants Kid Cambria to close. &c
Toe 26-Inch Umbrellas for Men or
Women, each ...................2 sc
60c Mems Straw Hats 10 get rid
OF them OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Patent Leather Belts. One inch
and shaped. Positively
worth soc. Take your pick -. ESQ
Ladies' Black Lace Llsle Hose.
Fast black. Sell the world
over at 800. Take them at ESQ
Black and Tan Tennis Shoes, the
SOC kind ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
$500 and SITS Ladies' Fine Vici
Kid Oxfords. Too many on
hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. 29
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
EUROPEAN COMMENTS ON THE
ELECTION RESULTS.

London, Nov. 1.-THE after
noon papers voice the general sen.
timent Of satisfaction Of England
with the result Of the presidential
election in the United States.
The Eyening News says:
"Anti-imperialism, the attempt
to rnp jealousy against England
the championship of the Boers
aud pandcring to the Fenians all
availed Bryan nothing. His defeat
is even more q defeat for Croker
Tammany, and that is its happiest
feature. ltrealIy looks as though
Americans are tired Of the gang
OF corrupt Irish-Americans who
have degraded American politics
so long"
"Thc Bryan kept to the issue
of anti.imperialism, anti-trusts
and social reform, he might con-
ceivably have won, Sound mo-
ney proved his undoing. He has
been 'crucified on a cross of gold
but it has been very much of a
voluntary crucifixion. The most
remarkable feature is the personal
defeat of Boss Croker"
The Times in a special edition
says:
"McKinley's victory is no ordi-
nary party triumph. 1t is vic
tory for common honesty, sound
sense and sober, enlightened poIi-
tical Judgment"
After reference to Bryan's en-
deayor to make Imperialism the
paramount issue, the Times says:
Free silver and its attendant
heresies are the real matters upon
which the electors have given
judgment"
After commenting upon Bryan's
advocacy of unsound principles
and unconstitutional methods and
his appeals 20 class hatred, which
stirred up passion of all the worst
elements Of the population, the
lines expresses the opinion that
had Bryan been elected, even all
the checks of the constitution
could not have restrained him
from experiments fatal to social
order and material prosperily,and
it concludes:
"From that danger the country
is mercifully delivered, certainly
for the present, and we may hope
for all time"
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Figaro Tells why rlcKInIy Won.
Paris, Nov. Figaro says:


Paris, Nov. Figaro says:
"Mr. Mckinley is not perhaps
a type Of the ideal President in,
the eyes of the American people.
lie had an enormous advantage of
bis competitor because better
known aud from other points of
view. The cause of Bryan's nom
success was the doctrine he ad-
yanced in 1896. France must
welcome McKinleys success.
With respect to questions in
which the two Cabinets came into
contact he always took into con
sideration our interests, and these
tradltions will be observed for the
next four years.
During tho last few months his
policy as regards China had be-
come fluctuating. Seeing the
growing unpopularity of impe-
riallsm, he had held himself on
guard in fear Of flank attacks on
the part Of the Democrats, but
once this danger is passed, we
shall not be surprised 10 find the
cabinet in Washington resuming
a more pronounced attitude. We
repeat that its abstcntion was not
favorable to the establishment Of
a stable equilibrium in the far
east.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
Funny John Allen Retires.

John Allcn-"Private'' John
Allen--for many years the fun
niest man in congress, will not be
in the new congress elected last
Tuesday. He has voluntarily re-
tired and new man goes in his
place.
Allen tells many funny stories
about himself. One Of his fun
nie,t experiences, he says, hap
pencd at the Ponce lie Leon hotel
in Florida. Ten wears ago he Wis
tied this famous resort and, after
regi-tafing, was shown to suite
Of ffooms on the parlor floor.
"When the beIlboy disappear
ed" Mr.. Allen says, Il looked
around and it struck me at first
that ] had bumped up against
q pretty lgood thing. Why,
do you know, the carpets on
those floors must have been of
real velvet and about 6 inches
thick. They had silver-mounted
hair brushes and combs and fancy
fixings till you couldn't dress, the
size of that room was about the
corner lot that we used to play
town ball on when | was boy.
Now, amt q very rich man, and
when got to thinking about it, |
began scared.
- John old man, / said to my
self. you'd better investigate this
thing before you 90 any further
30 ! sneaked down to the barroom
and laying Is cents on bar, asked
for a drink Of whisky. The bar
tender gave me the whisky all
right, but he said it was 80 cents.
] paid it and, going over to the
cigar counter, | hauled out n
nickel and asked for cigar. The
Young man told me that he didn't
keep, anything less than twenty
fiye-centers. Then | stepped back
to my room and rang for . belIboy.
When he came up, / gave him
half dollar and said: Son, don't
say anything TO anybody, but just
90 down and rubber around a lit
tie and find out how much they
charge a day for these rooms.
You see. / was getting uneasy.
Phat boy came back in about 10
minutes and told me that rooms
were only worth $40 day.
THAT being pretty nearly all
the money I had with me-, | saw ]
had to do something pretty quick.
| just grabbed my valise and head
ed for the counter. When ] got
there looked very serious and
told the clerk that / had just dis
covered that it was absolutely me-
cessary for me to be in Jackson
vile thai evening. just make
out my bill for the time that
! have been here, / said, and I'll
pay it and catch the next train
"Thc clerk said, Really Mr..
Allen, we can't let you 20 so soon.
We had expected that you would
stay with us a week at least. Just
letme send your grip back to your
room and you telegraph your
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
consfiidtionai Amendment t-IIseIy TO
Have Been Carried.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. S-Oili-
cial aud unofficial returns received
up to tonight bv the Secretary Of
State warrant the deduction that
the school fund amendment has
been ratified by majority of the
total vote cast al the recent elec-
tion. The Secretary has receiy-
ed official returns from sixteen
counties, and the amendment was
carried in all of them. In these
counties the highest vote cast was
12,g40. The amendment receiv-
ell 10,0l0, and $50 were cast
against it. The amendment has
therefore received majority Of
the votes cast and 35l2 votes adj
ditional to overcome opposition
in other counties.
Secretary of Power stated to-
night that the amendment had
carried by good majority.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
FREE SILVER CHIEF CAUSE SAYS
THE NEW YORK JOURNAL.

New York. Nov. 6.-The Jour
nal says:
William Mckinley has been re-
elected in most decisive fashion.
His popular majority is much less
than in 1896, but his electoral ma
jority is enormous.
Through the haze Of this defeat
the Democrats can see the victory
that might hevc been. Beyond a
doubt, Mr.. Bryan would have
been triumphantly elected but for
two things.
The first was the intrusion of
the silver issue. Free silver was
dead, and so unpopular that even
its corpse was enough to drag any
man down to defeat.
The second was the policy of
cutting loose entirely from the
Philippines. That was not in ac-
cord with the spirit Of the Ameri-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

can people.
The people have evidently made
up their minds to dispose of free
silver once for all. The effort
was superfluous, for free silver
had ceased to exist as possible
policy four years ago, but the
voters were determined not to
have the remains lying around any
longer.
The Democratic party has paid
by two defeats for the adoption
of an unpopular and discreditd
issue. Free silver was defensible
in 1896, although even then its ad-
vocates had an uphill fight. But
everything that has happened in
the past four years has helped to
bury it deeper in the graveyard of
obsolete issues.
Russia, Japan and half a dozen
minor nations have become gold
standard countries. Even in
South America silver is steadily
losing ground.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
\ LEGAL ADvER TisEMENTs.
snEcIAL pERMIr FoR nALLs.


7}ls f'r 0]{DAINED by the Board OF Mayor and
Atferfncn OF the CITY Of Bay st. Lonis:
Hrdtion q Tint II shall be unlawful for any
pefaoi,, eociety, association or combination Of
inti{I3uAis 20 give any public entertainments In
t'ih city atany place without having frat obtained
4 special pprmit from the mayor permitting such
eiltartnlnment, which permits may be granted in
hisdiserrtion.
Section 2. The Mayor may in his discretion
grant pefnits without fee for any lawful enter
tAlhfsent nr Performance for charitable, benevo-
seut or reiifious purposes.
al M hen permits shall be granted, the follow
inx fdes shall be paid for same: When no admis-
sion * charged not less than 81 90; when admis.
sfoA fe6fiot exceeding 10 cents Is charged not
i4dy than $3.50; when admission exceeds l6 cents,
&S.0 The Tee for permit in no instance shall ex.
edet SS.pa.
Y &attipn A. Any person or persons, society, ass
iptionA. comblnatIon OF individuals, who shall
violate any of the provisions OF this ordinance
snail be fned for eaoa offense not more than
VI a. UrbA Imprisoned not more than 10 days or
both, 81 the discretion OF the Mayor, or same
may tttoninuted to labor on the public streets
Ste<iQt 4. Be IL ordained that the foregoing
ottIfanco herein contained be and the same
u hereby adopted and TO take effect aud be in
foTna uon and after It's passage.
Adopted and approved November 8, 1900.
JOHN v. TOULME, Mayor.
!: Attest I<fgaARD MENDFB Secretary,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

How is it that Ohio has increas-
ed so little in population that it
will gain no new member under
the new opportionment, while IL
linois, New York and Texas gain
three, and New Jersey and Penn
sylvania two each? Can it be true
that the depletion in Buckeye
State is due to the fact that her
citizens have all moved away no
government jobs2
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
MR BRYANs DEFEAT.

William Jennings Bryan was
completely showed under last
tuesday and with him fell the
Democratic party with It's Chiea-
90 platform. 1t was fatal mis-.
take, and inexcusable one, when
the Democrats, assembled at Kan
sls CilY last Fourth of July, foist-
ca on their fellow partisans VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, Populist and
free SilYerito, as banner bearer
and expected the party's support
WHEN the same party on previous
occasion had repudiatcd him.
Their ballots had made a battle
that was decisive, clean cut and
toIllng, but intoxicated witha re-
sulrectetl enthusiasm of the isns
OF lopultsin, from free silver 10
limher faw, the leaders saw not
ana sent the party to its present
fate. n was the identical folly
as If in The next fourth year the
beiaaorats We're To again re-nomi-
nate Mr.. Bryan. The evils Of
Administration and Republican
party sogrossly offensive as trusts,
inonopolies, expansion and nili-
tarlsm, were nothing as compared
WITH the putrid corpse Of 16 to l,
Which the party, ever apprehen-
sive, attempted to conceal, but
whlch Mr. Bryan's intrusion. into
the party brought out so promi-
nentIy. Like the ghost in Mac
hcth, silver would not down. IL
would have been comparatively
an easy task to have defeated
trust and all Of its allied evils and
Their dangerous tendencies with II
a Slmon-pure Democrat free from
the taints of silycrism and Popu-
llsm. In respects more than one
Mr. Bryan is n great man, pure,
honest and sincere; powerful ora
tor magnetic, scholarly and an
all'round clever gentleman. His
tory will pcrpetuate his name.
we would not dctract one iota
from that greatness which is his,
but to him the blame the Demo-
cratic party's defeat when to it
the masses were loudly appealing
for succor to their rescue. But
The Democratic marty IL MT dpa1
Far from it. 1t is Bryan and free
silver who are cold and stark.
There is a new party born. The
Democratic party Of old; and of
Carlisle and Stone, to use latter
day apostles, and we feel conf
dent it will survive the ordeal of
Tuesday and prevail with might
and justice in the near future.
Farewell, farewell, Mr.. Bryant
You have met your WaterlOol
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

friends in Jacksonville that you
won't be there
II told him that it was very
kind, but ! just had to 81 and FOR
him TO make out the bill right
away. We'll, if sou must CO., he
repliedv,I suppose you must, but
there ANT any bill. Mr.. Plant
telegrap!led US yesterday that you
were to be the guest of the house
as long as you stayed hero and
that we We're to do everything
that we could to make you com-
fortable.'
Nov, wouldn't that make you
feel sad? But | went"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
WARNINGl

You may be living on, claiming or irn-
droving land you do not own. The Mis-
sissippi Land e. Abstract Company pro-
prietor Of the only abstract books in Han
cock county and the Harrison county abb
stract books. Office opposite the court
house, at Bay st. uis, Mississippi win
will give you complete history Of your
and, from the United States to the pre-.
seut 70 onls 80 cents Tor each TIA sfer.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
II HAVE nADE MY FIGHT FoR@
THE PRESIDENCY AND LOST;
Am Not Going TO Take Other Mems
Positions From Them," Says Bry-
in Regard to the Nebraska Senator
ship.

New York, Nov. 9-Thc Even
ing journal prints the following
telegram from William j. Bryan:
To the Editor Of the Journal;
LINCOLN, Nebraska, November
sr--You may say officially that un-
der no circumstances would | ac-
cept the Office Of United States
Senator even il il were tendered
me. | made my fight for the
Presidency and | lost an not
going TO take other mems posi-
tions from them. WI. BRYAN.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

All papers coming to this office
are filled with eulogies of the late
Journalist. Maj. j. Fl. Hcarsey. a
man of strong convictions and who
bad the courage to express them.
BY his death an able, honorable
and most conspicuous figure is re-
moved from the field of Southern
Journalism.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

The country won't 30 to the dogs
and most people will admit that
it wouldn't have done 80 even if
one Of the other nine candidates
had been chosen. Elections in
this country are a good deal like
quarrels between husband and
wife Neither side means all it
gnyS
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
IN COUNTY JAIL roR aANc0cK.
sl1i A ccerted Monaay ard II WIN Cost
$H. 500 70 be s-slory Building,

b sSy6lar session Mondly the
It'll Of Supervisors of this
s<.4Niy received bids for the con-
t,<stiiun Of the new county iail.
ATTIC Boards previous neetingin
t}c<ober plans and specifications
@cft adopted for a three-story
bfick and steel Jail. The plans
SIIteted were submitted by Young
NIds,a Brothers. Of San Antonia,
nxns, representatives Of the
<'EampIon Iron Works. Of Ken
{1>H. iowa. Bids were advertised
l}3E the completion and erection
yl thc proposed building, and
Monday from the fol-
i3Ning named: Il. B. q w. s.. Hull,
agent Of the Paulay Building and
MAHt,factnmng Company, Saint
{lH'iiS, Mo; Youngblood Bros,
aeaass fe .he Champion iron
{f6fhs, San Antonia, Texas; Me-
Donald Bros, Pass Christian,
1Iiss John Henry, Harcoek
et'tluty, Miss. The bid of Young
bleed Bros, being the lowest, was
1|5IfRpfed,. nS shown in the follow
lt,3 fecord taken from the minute
bsl0I< of the Board ofSuperyisors.
a lfsnaut to legal notice given,
Iar00f thereof being made and fl
e{1. the contract for building new
j3il fpr said county Of Hancock,
yy4s This day cried out by the clerk
VT this Board, and after sundry
bids Being made, it appeared that
tIle bid of Champion Iron Com
pany. Of Kenton, Iowa, was the
lowest bid made, to wit: $500,
said bid is accepted and contract
For bnjIding said Jail according to
Ihe specifications therefor on file
ii hereby awarded to said Cham
pj0n ron Company and for said
slfnisof Eight Thousand and Six
Ifnndred Dollars. on the said
CnQmpion Iron Company signing
CONTRACT aud entering into bond
N Thu sum of $4,000, with good
5uretios, conditioned that they
wilt build and complete said Jail
as pff contract and that said bond
|,e hled at next meeting of this
Board. II is further ordered that
Haid bond may be given in some
suarantee conpaay dong business
IL this State" The contract calls
for the completion of building
within six months from time of
1cgihning.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

Before closing this form of the
Echo this Saturday morning we
learn few additional particulars.
The fire did not reach the beach
as first stated. Neither we're both
newspaper Offices destroyed. Mr..
Geo. w. Wilkes, proprietor Of
the Herald, lost his residence.
Among the heaviest losers are
Il. Lopez, who estimates bis loss
at $4,000; John j. Kennedy, 4.
+. Dulion& co. +. Querens, the
Catholic church, convent and
priests residence, the Voivedich
residence, aud West End saloon.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
6AkRYMG CONCEALED WEAPONS

HE rr ORDAINED by the Board Of Mayor and
Alqcfmen of tho City OF Bay st. Louis:
5ediiQn Any person who carries concealed
A whole af IN part any bowie knife, dirk knife,
ylefoI <1 tnetaiiic knuckles, sling shot, sword or
9tlity deadly Weapons, or like kind or descrip-
tipp, ,Rhal{ be guilty Of a misdemeanor, and on
eptz!etion the Mayors court,shall be punished
w fa6 uf not more than s50.O0or be imprison-
N iiE}e than thirty days, or both, or same
i115 eo5sinnted TO labor on the public streets.
3z<'tioH ~ Is further ordered that this ordii
1as.te ~ Meet and be in force from and after
z<IV<<11 1nd eppruyed November 3, 1900.
~ JOHN ". T0ULME, Mayor.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10
GOOD ADVICE.

The most miserable beings in
the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty-fye per cent.
of the people in the United States
are afflicted with these two diseases
and their effects: such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitnal
costiveness, palpitation Of the
heart, heartburn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of the stomach, yellow skin,
coated tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits, etc.
Go to your druggist and get a bot
tie of August Flower for rs cents.
Two doses will relieve you. Try
it. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
- 4
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

The result of the election won't
prevent the campaign prophets
from coming to the front four
years from now with another
batch of assertions of things that
amt so.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

The presidency may soon be put
under the civil service rules and
eyerv candidate compelled to show
his ability to make 100 speeches in
90 minutes before he is allowed to
rnn
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

We trust that AguinaIdo
promptly received the news, and
that his future actions will Justify
what has been said of him by so
many who claimed 10 know.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

1t is really surprising how many
men there are who knew in adj
vance exactly how the election
was going and vet didn't profit n
cent by the knowledge.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

The election excitement served
To deiract public attention from
the mine explosion at Bcrrysburg,
w. Va, which cost fourteen men
their lives.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

Considering that most men have
to work either for the trusts or
for the men who compose the
trusts, there seems to have been
q good deal Of unnecessary heat
developed on the subject.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

And Cleveland hasn't even told
yet which side he favored. Any
other man in Amcricn would have
been too mad before this to keep
still any longer.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

Come, own up fellow citizens,
you don't really think each other
traitors and monopoists after all,
do you? Why not kiss and be
friends.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1900-11-10

Why didn't you think to bet Il
box Of candy for every State car
fied by the other side against
kiss from your girl for every
State carried by your side. Then
you and she would have been cet-
tsif3 tp have a sweet time Of it.