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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14

Little Patsy-What's an alibi? Null
ligan-Faith. an it's provin. that ye
wasn't where ye was when ye COM
mitted q crime that. be jabbers. ye
didn't commit after all!-Tit- Bits.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14
Cleanse
Your Blood

The thing most desired of . Spring
Medicine is thorough publication Of
the blood With this work Of
cleansing going on there ID COM
plete renovation Of every part Of
your system. Not only ID the cor
rupt blood made fresh, bright and
lively, but the stomach also re-
spends in better digestion, il
readiness for food At proper times
gives sharp appetite, the kidneys
and liver properly perform their
allotted functions, and there il, in
short, new brain. nerve, mental and
digestive strength.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14
OpIORADo.

1t will be observed that Chicago 10
the only city that Will have Dewey on
Dewey day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14

Necessity Knows No Law.
Thorne-Jack Glaohand says he has
sworn on borrowing money. Bramble-
He had to. All his friends have swofn
OF leading hin money.-NeW York
Journal. D1
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14

II the sugar trust does not see what
It wants 1t will please ask for 1t and
not be bashful. q
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14

The Hon. David Bennett Hill is said
to be negotiating for an Albany news
paper. Possibly he intends to show
how Satan would do 1t.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-04-14
HOODS
6aE-eapaE,xya

Possesses the peculiar qualities
Peculiar to Itself- which accom-
plish these good things for all
who take it. An unlimited list Of
wonderful cures prove its merit. !,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24


6HNA--Tho funeral 81 tho late John q. shea, who
dfsd u Accideuts, arowninp. viii take plsre 70
monvw morning At e'elock from tbs Church o.
Our Lady Of Good Help, where solemn high mass
will Be said. Tie will be buried In the family lot
In Calvary cemetery
LiLrICo.-In Seattle. January g, 1900. at the nm.
~ residence, 1911 Tnrd avenue fcisf taiheo. aseu
81 ycAr
Funeral win take piare at D. M rhu,sdsy; ian.
uafy u, from tho parors Of Seattle UNDERTAKING
Company. ls2i Third avenue
ARNoLD-In Seattle. January .. 1900. at the fam.
lis residence asl6 Elliott avenue. Sias T., the son
of Mi. and Mrs >. G. Arnold.
Funeral services today from the residence. at J
p m.
wHrTTEN--In skasway, Alaska. January TO- lsoc
Thomas Written, At accidental fall aged ~ years
Remains shipped to san Fraacisco BY Butter
worth Il Sons. accompanied by Ms wife.
sHEA5rhc funeral Of John u. shSs will taAe place
at D q. M today from the Cirrth Of Our LADY
Of Good Help Intermc,t in Calvary cemetery.
WEARY-At the Queen City hotel. Seattle. January
Is. leoo Conrad Weary. Of heart disease aged
Is years.
CUNNINGHAM Providence hospital. Seattle. Jan.
nary q. 1900. Edward T.. Cummings, OF typhoid
pneumonia, aged 20 wears. 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

IH y t st.
The PostIntelliscncer has established branch aeen:
eies where classified advertisements will be receved
untn 10 .. n each day. The rates charged q the
gencer business Office Cash ads only will b. taken
ct branch agencies Following Il the list OF agencies:
YOrks BarrinEtOn's drug store
Second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. u. Fisher,
Broadway and james.
RenfOn Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla Wa1la Pharmacy, Twenty
arst and East Jefferson.
rreebofn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nae south and Jackson.
ShirtleM's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmitn' Drux store. lO2z Howell,
corner BOrsn.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. Ic. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
r. b. CostiEan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anns avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
preSt6n's-- Pharmacy. Ballard ~.
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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a.al..sHERs' xoTlCE.-Traveliug asents are
4, A Mcclellan. q. b. I4comis 9. LEWIS Cover and
John d. sheshan. r. H. Gohike. Q. H. ste6en and
Robert Akin. postmasters essrywhefs are our
agents. Par money only to these and to our resi-
northwest As5
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Furnished; first class; splendid location:
north of Yesler; rent $50; price 5000;
e
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classiaeA columns.
lc . word each insertion, mise
fmun charge, ESQ. C1assaned
advertisements running one
month without change Of cory,
pl.60 per line (seven words
count 20 lsne). Or three
mcnths' order. e1.SB per ilns
Per snonthv on six months' or
der. @1.1O per lius per nAentas
ON yearly oraeP. u per Use
Per month.
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The folle ewing letters await advertisers
ut this cffise.
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
TAKE this means of extending my
heartfelt thanks to the many kind
friends who so generously aided me dur
ing the last sickness and funeral 81 my
husband. Martin 9. Marshall. and to the
members of Evergreen Lodge. l. Q. o.
F., of Port Blakeley, and to all brothers
from other lodges.
ANNIE NJ. MARSHALL.
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On First avenue; excellent furniture all
rooms rented; rent only SIS; price $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

Saloon, clearing from $4,000 to $1,000 per
year; in fine business location, with low
rent; price $500; exclusive of stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

BIDS on high school basemenss = RI a.
withdra WIN before noon JanuMatyr sT.,ll1 Y
less bidder will furnish pgn g Nit
BY state law. Lyman 3sef1:S15s II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24
30 ROOMS

Furnished; close in; rent $3.50; price
$I,400; terms; north of Yesler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

Workingman's hotel, 10 rooms; rent $40:
clearing $500 monthly; price $780,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

~ s. ENGINEER OFFICE Burke ~
= ing. Seattle. Wash, January ,zssss4iiS7
Sealed proposals for consss =
brick storehouse at Ricns ,,,ssr r; ~
Wash, will DC received nes ~, ~ ~ Ile1k
n reu,e Information furnlshs9 81
p,ent,n,, HARRY TAYlASsk.sf
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ANOTHER OF

ANOTHER OF
AZ rooms; good location; fine trade; re-
) spectacle and first class; north of Yes
Ter; rent $S5; price $3.50 and terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

w.p. FIELD. Real Estate.
"A. VIRTUE. LOANS loans
81 and 80 Halter Bldg Phone, Main 65s.
List your timber land with US. Large
or small tracts.
We can offer large modern house In
first-class condition. with nice lot located
low its its value, ii taken at once.
s6OO-Full-slxed lot on Thirteenth avenue,
Beacon hill, less than one block from
Massachusetts street. This lot Is worth
ssSo~soxloo near Drexel avenue; street
graded; city water; unobstructible view.
So, 200-Two 7-r0om houses and large cor
ner lot, well located; both streets inn
proved; decided bargain.
y + P. y EEnIRs Mines s: s'a'''
80 and 80 Halter building.
FOR sALE-Any of the following, on long
time:
House and lot, southwest corner Republi-
can and First avenue west.
House and lot northeast corner Minor ave.
nue. and Thomas street.
House and lot, l61e Madison street
Lot on northwest corner Tenth and East
Union street.
House and lot. 9l7 Fifth avenue north.
House and lot. 5000 and $1,000, Tenth and
Lot on northeast corner Twenty-second
and East Spruce street.
wv '0's " HENRY w. LUNG.
4Os Burke Buildins.
81, 6oO-New and modern 5-room house on
Twentieth avenue. near East Union
street, ready for occupancy; near Minor
school and Madison car line.
sSOO-Lot 45x12s on Thirteenth avenue
north; good view.
ssOo-Fine corner lot 6ox12s, Harvard ave.
nue. north.
summit avenue; fine view from these
lots.
GEO. w. DILLING,
42O New York, Block.
FOR SALE-Improved lot. 120x1ao feet.
near corner OF Pike and Fourth avenue
at present paying good interest on invest
HERBERT S. UPPER,
12-13 Scheuerman block,
GREEN lake lots: good location; near
cars; scent fare. low prices; call and get
choice before best are all gone; also
property cheap In other parts OF city.
G. H. King, receiver, IS Boston block
FOR SALE-Cheap and easy terms, g.
room house. For full particulars call on
]. B. Noll. Occidental hotel.
IMPROVED city property; farms ana
acreage near Seattle: Slettengren d
Arneli. % Roxwell building.
FOR sALE--At bargain, 10. lsoxi2o feet.
on Third avenue. See ]. A. Kellogg, room
226 Bailey building.
FOR SALE-7-room house. city; 10 acres
improved: at Juanita. sos Pacific block
WHITE-Manning's addition. West Seattle
j. NJ. Wrestling, ga Bailey building.
WANTED-TIMBER LANDS.
WANTED-Forest reserve lands; final re-
York block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ROoMING HOUSE BARGAINS.


ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS.
AZ rooms, newly furnished heart Of bust
ness, very cheap rent only sloV per
worth $1,000 spot cash, north Of Yesier;
The best buy in the city; price $500 and
terms.
ANOTHER OF
AZ rooms; good location; fine trade; re-
spectacle and first class; north OF Yes
Ter; rent sS5; price s2,250 and terms.
30 ROOMS.
Furnished; close in; rent x3Io0; price
$l,400; terms; north OF Iesler.
81 ROOMS.
Furnished; first class; splendid location:
north of Yesler; rent $50; price $2,0Oo; :
terms. 49, =
On First avenue; excellent furniture; all
rooms rented; rent only SIS; price $3.50.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
rooms, on Marion street; walking dis
lance; elegant furniture including two
solid oak folding beds on lower floor
for roomers; furniture nearly new; cost
over $500; modern house; rent $40; price
$500. = - -, = =
GROCERY STORES. ,,-.:,
Near the business center; full and COM
plete stock; big business; cheap rent;
sell at invoice; no. bonus; an exceptional
chance: value about $1,000.
II. +. PARKER & Co, Agents,
III Yesler Way. ....-...-
NINE rooms, rooming and boarding
house, excellent location. new furniture,
cost $500; must be sold this week; price
$500.
Workingman.s hotel. 45 rooms; rent $40:
clearing $500 monthly; price $3.50. 49,.
Saloon, clearing from $4,000 to $1,000 per
year; in fine business location, with low
a. n
Saloon on Pike street, doing big busi-
ness; rent reasonable; price $500.
j. f. WEST 4 CO.,
Sl1 First Avenue.
THIRTEEN rooms, respectable, investi-
gate, 81 200; 66 rooms. central, best loca-
ean snd ii nS sS az els
rooms. inquire into this. $2,5O0; half in
terest thoroughly established legitimate
stores ' from ss5o to sl.ooS, Single mill mill
with timber. 10000; sawmills cheap;
group of living rooms, $500; businesses
and mandatory plants of all descrip-
tons, in town or country; investigate.
Hall, 40f New York block.
ANNOUNCEMENT NJ. M. Shelter
manager of the Modern Toilet Speciality
Co, has purchased the entire business
OF said company and will continue the
hairdressing and manicure parlors, 90
30-3l Downs block. Mrs. Shelter cor
daily invites a continuance of past lib
eral patronage and call from every
lady who desires reliable advice or sci
entitic treatment of all facial blemish-
es. scalp or hair difficulties. The most
capable assistants only will be employed
in this establishment
WANTED--A partner with $1,000 cash to
join me In an old and well-estabshed
saloon business; / have q good stand
with, two, years lease; part Of building
can be sublet SO as to reduce rent to $50
per mcnth; receipts, 1920 TO ST. 800 per
month. Apply for three days at Nor
gan's Exchange. 101l Third avenue
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice well establish
ed housefurnishing business of five years
standing in Juneau, Alaska: only rea-
son for selling, party has business inter-
ests in Dawson City that require his inn
mediate attention. For personal inter-
view apply to John T. spickett. Seat
tie hotel
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AZ rooms newly furnished. heart Of BUSH
ness very cheap rent, only 500 per
month; lease for nearly two years; lease
worth $l,500 spot cash, north Of Yesler;
The best buy in the city; price $500 and
terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

Saloon on Pike street, doing big busi-
ness; rent reasonable; price $500.
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IN THE DISTRICT C0uhE y 49,
United States. for the DistriSs VI shs' iSS7s
ter Of the application Of Ihossa3s NJ
Dabney and Elizabeth A.. DaSns rSSfS
band and wife. to be declared psn :.
70 the creditors Of Thomas y psss
and Elizabeth A. Dabney. Inc 49, 4
named bankrupts. and to all o'nsss
interest ..,d nanh~
rupts have petitioned for full d lsss I'm
from their debts. and that a nesLt ccurt
be had thereon before the dist d'ss,sct s.
" Northern division. i. 8 Il ~
tie, at ten o'clock in the forenoppsE rk ~ fiiSo
5th day Of February. ,soo. q w nnd NOE
and place you may apthra xaid peftdem
cause, IL any You have, way sss4
should not be granted. ,~,o,, this ~
Dated at Seattle. Washington
day of January. 1870. Ar ryopKfN1
Clerk u, 8. District G2s- -
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YUKON save money by buying your sec
ond-hand cook stoves at the Red Front
Furniture Company; largest stock in the
city: all prices 10 and liz Second av. So
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NINE rooms, rooming and boarding
house. excellent location, new furniture,
cost $500; must be sold this week; price
S6OO
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT. WashlI4.
ton, d. c.. Jan. 10, lsoo-Sealed pro .s.ss
for the purchase of the revenue Ne1 Il n
Corwin will be received by Captain. 9 ~. "a
Tozier, r. C. S.. until II o clock ~, ce \: 4
day, February 10 next. The Corw,n: v q
steamer of 213 gross tons ~
schooner rig, with Oregon fr !fams ~
copper and galvanized iron fAsies "
extreme length, 1854 feet; bean ss ~
2S feet; draft, feet I inches forNe! ~
ii feet inches aft; has one invertea u "a
rect-acting engine. and .one cyi'ine' =
Scotch return tubular boiler Dull .,ss = M
and is supplied with sails awninss ~
chors, chains, boats, steam ~
etc. The vessel can be seen ..s q Z
Townsend, WASH. upon appie snsSssnH
either Captain Tozier or her eones 49,.
ing officer, and will be open ~ IN,
lion until the date above name rs 1nysI
one "Purchase OF Revenue Steamsk
win," and addressed to Captain z; ti ~.
zier. r.. C. s., Port Townsein1 !, SSSs
(signed) o. l.. Spaulding, AssissAn'
ratary.
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PEnsoNAf-continued.

EASTERN parties wish to correspond
with persons connected with w. ~.
Smith in mining operations; strictly
confidential. Address o IL. care Post
Intnlligencer.
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WANTEp-ROOMs WITH BOARD.

IN private family. one furnished room
for gentleman and boy; also board for
boy: walking distance of Pioneer place.
Address l. IL, care Observation-Disclosures.
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MRS JOHANNA OF-TEDAL. graduate
medical electrician: diseases and merry
BUSINESS treated: electric baths, magnetic
49,
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AUCTION SALE-Tinsmiths, carpenters
and hardware men take notice. Bick-
erton q Dewitt have received fnstruc-
lions to sell by auction at their rooms,
! 1912 First avenue, on Friday, January
&c, at 10 o'clock sharp, one timers out
fit, tools and stock, lot hardware, one
lot carpenters tools and one S-foot show
case; also furniture, bed sets, springs.
mattresses, stoves, gas range and gas
heater; also / good COW tJersey) / good
road wagon almost new, ] double har-
ness and lot garden tools, pillow, scraper,
etc, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

INFORMATION furnished regarding ems
ployes and others; capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency, 81 Pioneer
block
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WANTED-PARTNER
WANTED-Man with 500 TO take hair
Interest in bushes paving an average or
500 per month: SIS cash, the balance IN
installments answer at once. ADDRESS
N H. care Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED-Partner with few hundred dol
lars, to take half interest in manufactur-
ing business; staple ana prohtanlei no
trtiiers or agents Address D Ii, care Post
fnteligencer.
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WANTED--A partner with $1,000 cash to
join me In an old and well-established
saloon business; / have good stand.
with two years lease: part Of building
can be sublet SO as to reduce rent to $50
per mcnth; receipts. 1920 TO 81, 800 per
month Apply for three days at Nor
eans Exchange, 10ll Third avenue
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ron RENT-RooMs WITH HOARD.

HANDSOME residence, Just furnished:
beautiful view; bath, electric light, tele-
phone: rooms. with hoard, IL desired.
800 Seventh avenue. block south James.
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. well establish
ed housefurnishing business of five years
standing. In Juneau. Alaska only rea-
son for selling, party has business inter-
ests in Dawson City that require his i'm
mediate attention. For personal inter-
view apply to John T. Spickett. Seat
tie hotel.
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FOR sALE-sTEAMBOATs

FOR SALE-First-class sailing schooner
suitable for Cape Nome business, price
$4,000. Address M H. care Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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P0sT-INTELLIGENcER WANT AID
AGENCIES.

3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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GROCERY STORES.
Near the business CENTER a full and COM
plete stock; big business; cheap rent;
sell at invoice; no. bonus an exceptional
chance; value about $1,000.
II. f. PARKER & CO, Agents,
112 Yesler Way.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
9 rooms, on Marion street; walking dis
lance; elegant furniture, including two
solid oak folding beds on lower floor
for roomers; furniture nearly new; cost
over $500; modern house; rent $40; price
= S6i)0 ~
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~
WAETED-Three unfurnished rooms In
private family by couple without chill
Post-Tntelligencer.
I'NFURNISHED room, with steam heat
preferred; down town; gentleman Ad-
dress H. care Post-Inteligencer.
WANTED--Four rooms. with bath. unfur-
nished Address G 10, care Post-Inteli-
gencer.
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WANTED-February1 to s. a small neat
furnished house or or 3 nice sunny
rooms, between Fourth avenue and
Broadway. James and Spring. Address
e. f. r., Hotel Seattle.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

1919 ne, receipts. s7s; gross. az,
sales. 25o0. stock. 20 ga
Moblle-Steady: middllng. So; net re-
eeipts. Si6: gross. 54s. sales 800; sto
- 563.
Nominal: middling. 81. b4.
net receipts. 22so; gross, 2.2so; sto. l.
2s,o7
wilmington-Firm; middiing. 9. ne, 70.
ceipss. i.l0e. gross. i.i02: stock. 81 .l5o
Norfolk-steady; middling. o. net re-.
ceipts. 20T: gross 2oT. sales. SIC. stock
%.u2
Baltimore-Nominal middnng. 81. ~,
receipts i.2sa: gross. 2.345; stock. are
New iork-Quiet. middlng. 7-l6. gross
500; sales. %. stock. q. Isl.
Boston-Quiet; middling. Q 7-l6. net r.
ceipts. sT2s: gross 1854
Philadelphia-Quiet; middiing .l-ls
net receipts q: gross. Is: stock. 6OS
Newport News-Net receipts. 1921 gross
s.e4l
Daily Movements at Interior Town
Augusta-Quiet. middlinE . 1-ls. net
reeeipts Leo gross, i.e02: sales. ~. stock
os.2ls
Memphls-s,eady: middlng. So; net r..
ceipts. ass; gross. 6.sTT. sales. 2.lOo. s0as
$3.50
81. IouIs-Quiet middIing .. NJ, r..
oeipts, 3.6iS: gross 1885, sales. -. stock
s4ti5.
Ctncinnati-Nominal and steady. mid
ding. 81: net receipts. 1886. gross. 1885
sales. 50. stock. sos
Houston-Steady middlinR. s8t: nes r..
ceipts, 1885: gross. 1895. sales 5Gs. sto.k
| T6. "a
Louisvilie-Firm: middling. Oh. net re-
cetpts. 81: gross. a.. sales 1s3, stock -
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, e SO.
coastwise ABA
New Orieans-Coastwise. S.
Mobile-Coastwise 20
Savanuah-To Great Britain Tsr.
France. 800. continent. 1854: coastl,lsg.
| 1851.
| Norfolk-Coastwise 2,252
Basimore-To Great Britain. 45as
New York-Continent. 1875
Newport News-To Great Britain. ssr.
continent a3s. coastwlse. 49,
Total foreign exports from all ror.s
thus far this day-To Great Britain. s.
4lo' TO France, $3.50. to the continent H.
Total foreign exports from oil ports
thus far this week-ro Grea, Britain. 81.
so to France, n.6s7: 60 the continent s.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. fan-
10 Great Britain. s7e.6sS. 70 France. ~
80 10 the continent. a.. ss4
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Newport News oct 3s-Arrived. steam
er Acme CBp Daricn, and sailed Aber-
deem.
Baltimore. oct Is -Arrived steamer y.
Il Miller. savannah. scnooners J. 5. Hos
kius jacksonville. Mile r. Bohannon,
sailed tug william r. Mecauiey sa-
vannnh.
phnadephio. oct. ss-Arrived, steamer
Allegheny. savannah
Cleared. schooner r. c. Pendieton, Jack
souviue
Hamburg. oct @-Arrived steamer
Rocky Savannah.
villa Real oct 2o-Saied. steamer
Homework Savannah.
AiemeL oct q ARRIVED. steamer Nord-
kap Port Tampa.
steamer Ranmoor (Bn. Jones. Rotter-
dam. via Norfolk schooner Herald. Keys,
Port Of Spain. Trinbdad.
Pensacola. Fla. oct. 6-Arrived.
steamships Bostsk tspanl Zaboia.
Huclva. Jacob Bright (Bp. Anderson. sa-
vannah. Nordpol tNop, stoltz. Newcas-
tle-on-Tvne. Lingneld OBI. Bartlett.
%ewcastle-cn-Tyn.
Sailed. steamships NTH tBrl. Steven
son. Havre. Douglas (Nor). Erikson. Ha-
vann. bark splca (Norl. Sonneisou. Buenos
Ayres
CLEARED steamers Douglas tNor). Erik
son. Havana Pensacola. simmons. Gal
weston.
Key West. Fla. oct. 6-Arrived.
steamer Mascotte. white. Port TAMPA.
and sailed for HAVANA tug Dauntless.
FLOYD Havana. and sailed fer Miami with
schooner h. Frank Neatly Ia tow.
sailed steamer Fanita. Thomp son,
Tampa.
Charleston. on 2s-Anchored on the
bar schooner Nettie Floyd. Nielsen.
Charleston bound Georgetown. head
winds
sailed. steamer Comanche. Pennington.
New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Ben Hul colored. who was convicted IN
Han city Court al Gainesville few days
ago OF stabbing. and sentenced TO pay a
flue OF 80 or serve twelve months tn the
county chain gang. cut his throat In the
county jail Wednesday morning ana the
chances are that he Will die. lie had been
sold TO Hon. Tom Swift OF Elberton. ana
Special BALM Bud" smith was making
arrangements 20 convey him 40 Eiberion
over the Gainesville. Jefferson and South
ern Railway on the morning train when
D.. discovered that the negro had cut his
throat with a razor. Re covered MS wlnd
uipe. hut failed 10 reach the iuguhr NeN,
ana while he has a chance to live. his life
hangs by a slender thread