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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16

and the time Of the battle the match can
be declared OF by the man who remains
unbeaten.
There Is only one condition in the
agreement and that Is IefTries reserves
the right 10 meet Bob FiiESimmoas be-
fore the match with Rubin, providing
this can be- arranged On or before April i.
ls9A A match with Fiixstmu0rs may ne
cessltnts n puStpcnefueut % the bout
IA the signed agreement which IefTries
i0aay sent 70 Tom Shnrhey for his sigma
tGFe the nEht Is % be GA the same terms
A. the JeiYrlGs- Rubin contest. The date
for the match In set for on or before julv
!. 1901. IeTries reserves tAe right 70 meet
beth Fit3sinumgus 4na Rubin before the
match with him rrovlaiag tbs match
with Filxsifnmons comes OF on or before
June I. fsfi.
The Jsdries- RWhlin boat viii rsneah. y
call for a postp0nrrrent ~ the Jeffrie@-
Sharkey contest 70 "a LATER date than tn0t
mentioned IN she agreement, and a sec
oaa paStpousmenf would be necessary In
JefEries should b. defeated.
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Foorasll TEAM ricNgn.
Aanaser. select Men Ia
ray seattle High school.

rpiseatch 20 the Post-Intenisancer
NS<s<.t aAND, or. Nov. IS. Mana ser
AN, ana Capt, smith of the high
as 4. peoieAA team, have picked the
~ ny ssh take 10 Seattle ON Deem
VI M, the team VIII hS composed OF
syaen. 2. L: smith. ~ Tideombe
csn,.,' ,'osook, J. =. A. Trowbridge. r. h. /:
lid, H.. harkins, {. b.. and +. Trow-
nrSSssoe. Wilhelm and nolbrook are
r&x, ~. % last years championship
on account OF their studies this
- ~ same they will play this sea-
W6<fsl arr The star men on the team.
4 - As~s Tideombe who Is said 10 be
~ Snei kicker ON the Coast. having
yoals from the field last year.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l&.--fso4is VI. He1ze-
man, manager Of TattersAWs. today Sc
cured the signature IL James J. Carh4tt
To articles 81 agreement calling for a six
round bout between the ex-chAmpioa ani
James J. Jeariss. the present champion.
They VIII meet ar TattsrSAlfk. ChicAgo. on
January rs. for ~ per cent ~ the safe
recsipts, the winner 20 take 3 per cent
o. g per cent and the loser = per cent
Of the - per cent. The referee has no;
yet been selected Cefbets signed the ar
ticles and posted Nep0 with Houseman
as a forfeit. The articles were forwarded
e William A. Brady. manager Of Iefrries.
this afternoon.
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WINNERS In FIELD TRIALS.
and Membership stakes
awarded In WILDLY Island
Contests.

Az wes OF yesterdays events In the
Ss suais u the Pacific Northwest Club.
-, prosfess ON WILDLY island. were
~ ~ " ne lsu-t- lntellisencer last even
~ Arthur Upper
49,. &i-ase stake. considered one OF the
- s.npVrtAnt events ~ tho meet. was
~ ne English setter sports nes-
N 0~hed BY A. n Nelson
CIR. memhf ship stake Was won by
N - 0vnsd BY John Censidlnc, OF this
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oakland Races.

UKAsana. trnxk peeT Aesaissl
setea fssisnEs Pal M@Ezi~wF vwa- Ftaxls yiazss
ssrssnE Acfdhai shlsd TSms go
Firs 40 a NsH fussoaSs aallia1 Ms HwNsna
wsn Asanneg sclad. Matt Hazz1 third Tire.
lG
Mss and . SlsfreasA- ssllia1 fJash II GOA woa
TavqSn trtard Efpesieni shssa Tias tE4
Fsvs fzraanxz@ tspadsn kge soa. Aalfsfsas psccsad
BadesA tAiTr Tins ~.
Msls and a sistaenshs resiles~tf Ons wcn. Mr.
Klrgstau sesassd f@as thira ftms las
pfe salis, esiiinx -(k1ztnx Evtrt sea. WGatstark
ssecaa. sssa tA1fa Tsmt. ikl&
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nah Athletic cub team. ls the mex, best

NAH Athletic Cub team. lF The next best
man.
Although the Portland school has not a.
strong a team az usual Stil they expect
to heat seattle high school Their only
i've games thfs season rreulted tn Nc
tory over Pacific university ~ score
M 4 Is o. ara a defeat at the hands %
Portland academy. which IA turn played
a lie game with Pacific university.
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GLASGOW. Nov. iS.--Thn work Of build
ing CTR Thomas LIptons new Americas
cup challenger. Shamrock II, has heen
started n Denry.s yard. a. fumhsrton.
sns p' ass,xncr has aid oas shs iIns. w X
the frame work. which win ~ construct
ga ~ nickel steel. The plates VIII prob
Ably be az bronze
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u.,n /. SIN a,ains.

LONDON. Nov. Is The Racing Calen-
Oar this Afternoon Announces THAT the
stewards "a the Jockey Club AdjosFnes
~itho,lt reparting a decision tn the case
ns xy,shnrd the trainer. and Lester Reir.
tockey Meanwhile the fact that the lat
H.. is rlding today Indicates The cor
reetness OF The Associated Press torecas \
charge az 'speliimg" AR. Richard Croker :
Tire S.,ctrhrnan III. at poncastsr would
not be sustained.
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NEW TORN. Net m--Tlrse safarsfea tnp s~e.
end sadsss ard twa esss7eys taf rscvsa sc ~.
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Ah.a. fsvtn saxAihf nsitr- finisxsfssohtH ga
NGalCn szro.ff ~pars fir1 Time. -
fgse snd . HAS fartsslrs f,ss uce. Na1r sscare
s~slt Tdosh thixd Thas asA.
Mae and ssgeEsJ Tzfsts ft@ttts Gr4g $50. Exrx.-
as seetshA faarspDra tAsf6 Tfme. txTA
Mile AID assehts FaTtis-Wshsqx waG grsyfel1
se.lad Abike tAifd Tsmg. ! ~.
sfx fsfssngs. Assifnx -f4st1E Fass Wra. Md s@c-
cad. Lsue FlshsgzAan thff4 Tine. .Is&4
Mis- ars sessnty Y1rst-Hnmesnkas woa- PFfacs-
tan On, Second EstxisaA third Tsms. taTa
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ss~setafy ieng has spaesasea CFpss G. uels. x
ut,sss hs pftsate seesetsfs fernpertrs, - ~ TIE
,arAarv cscAsicarA y she feesat ae4fA * L II.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SPECIAL xoTIcEa


W. J Bryan's speech az Madison Square
Garden: IL Is only necessary 70 note the
increased number OF failures IN order 20
know that a gold standard Il ruinous 90
INGREDIENTS and mansfa cturers" During
the calendar year 1895 there were business
failures amounting 10 s2a6.oas.s3 Last
year the failures fell 10 50. Hssss--a de-
crease Of over one Hundred and Thirty
FIVE Million Dollars-Statissical Abstract
OF the Z. s. Prosperity Under o Gold
Administration--w. J. Bryan speech at
Rhlnebeck. n Y. August. 1896 we hon
estly believe that there can be no perma-
nent. no general. prosperity In this coun-
try until we sop the conspiracy Of those
who would make gold the only standard
Of the world" Savings Banks Of the
United statss--iss5, number OF depositors
SOS. tsl: deposits. 81. s07. l5s IN. 1889. num-
Der OF depositors. 5.ss7. SIS. deposits. 81
20. $50 .s54. increase OF depositors s2232t
deposits s223 30 s7T. Compiled in once OF
Controller OF Currency. The American
people saved last year Three Hundred and
Twenty-three Million Dollars more man
during the year when Mr.. Bryan made
the above statement The condition. Of
the railroads Is an index OF the prosperity
Of the country: Gross earnings OF rail-
roads OF United States 1895. 81. 0e2, 1896 4s7 ;
1855. t.2t9 SIS IA. increase. si5T 1853 2s7-sta-
usuca ADstrnct OF the u =, p. 80 inc
railroads have earned One Hundred and
Fifty-seven Million Dollars more In 1895
than In 1895 OF this only 10 per cent. OF
che capital invested went 20 the owners
OF the stock: most OF the rest went 20
labor. The export OF domestic merohan-
dire In 1890 was Five Hundred and Forty
Milton Dollars greater than In isas.-Sta-
fissical Abstract OF the L. s.. p. % Was
Mr. Bryan riEht7
VOTE FOR MCKINLEY. ROOSEVELT
and LEAKEN.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
NEW GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Charter Granted by south Carolina
Secretary of state.


Columbia. $ c.. oct 1.-the Secretary
~ State has Issued a commission 20 the
Palmetto Gold Mining Company. with a
capital stock OF 100000 The corporators
are l. C. Cannon OF spartanburg and
Henry Kurtz and Buoius c. Embee OF
Princeton Ind.
The gold mine 10 b. developed IL stu
ated az West Springs, near the line be
tween Union and spartanburg counties
and only a short distance from Glenn
Springs
Mr. Kurtz r. a practical miner. but most
OF his work has been In Indiana coal
mines The labor troubles he says. drove
him 20 seek now fields and he thinks he
has found good thing here.
These mines are not new 20 far as the
knowledge 81 the gold deposit goes. but
they have never been worked upon "a large
scale. Mr. Kurtz says two shafts have
been already sunk 10 feet and n is pro
posed 20 go down 500 There are seven
parallel veins in strip OF land 60 feet
wide At present thirty people are en-
ployed and a 0-stamp mill Be- operated
Il ia proposed TO install machinery to
handle 100 tons OF dirt a day. The dirt
now averages s. per ton and the cost Is
q 50 per ton.
The company owns $50 acres and has
options on ss5 covering a strip ~ miles IN
length under which the gold veins ex-
tend
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
OxONIAN CLUB MET.
Professors at Emory Find Delight In
the Meetings.


Emory college. oxford Ca. oct IA
The members Of the Emory faculty nave
an organization. the Oxonian club.
which IS both literary and social In rs
nature. and from which each Of a. meni-
hers have derived great deal Of profit
and pleasure The meetings are held once
a month az the homes % the different
members. ana az each meeting a paper
ou some subject Of current interest is
rcad by member appoin at a previous
meeting The reading Of the paper is fol-
lowed hy general discussion - the
subject iu hand. When this discussion g.
closed and the regular business transact
ID the remainder 81 the evening b. US
uaIlv spent boz social enjoyment The
papers which were read az the meetings
~ the cub hcld inst year were excellent
both a. TO the depth % thought. careful
research shown in their preparation ana
the interesting style IN which they were
written.
The fret meeting Of the Oxonian for
this year was held Friday evening. the
club being tho guests 81 President Dow
mon The principal feature Of the even
ing was the reading OF the paper by Prot
10 s Bradley entitled "Our Microscopic
Friends" which was discussion ~ hac-
terra. Considerable lnterest was aroused
by this excellent aud carefully prepared
paper ana quite q lively discussion en-
sued After the meeting delightful re-
Treatments were served and Mrs Dow
man. who BE- famed for her hospitality.
never had more appreciatice company.
The November meeting ~ the club viii
be- hed az the home of Prof Andrew
Sledd. on which occasion q paper will be
read hy President bowman
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
VIII he ISSUED Quarterly and Com
tain Much Information.

Athens. Ca. oct n.-The FIRST issue %
the University OF Georgia Bulletin came
out to-day and Is causing much com
ment from the University alumni IN
Athens II Is a new departure. and pro-
poses In part to DO away with the OLD
Idea OF issuing only one catalogue year
ana also expects 20 furnish succinct
sketch Of the university year by wear.
Il will be issued quarterly and will b.
complied by Mr. A. L. Hun. secretary
% the Board Of Trustees. The first Issue
contains an editorial Introduction. the
chancellor's annual report and the Board
OF Trustees. acts Of the Board % Trus-
tees. annual meeting Of the Alumni So
ciety alumni personals. class reunions
neurology and a short historical sketch.
This new departure on the part OF tho
university viii be- hailed with delight hy
the alumni all over tho state. aud much
good with result from g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.

T. d. Kemp. d. D.. ST. Marys Ca. July
Is, 1888, writes:
II take pleasure In testifyinE to the
healing ana invigoruting qualities OF Su-
vance Springs. ! have been suffering for
some months from nervous dyspepsia
which followed an attack OF Ia grippe
and came 10 the springs ten days ago
seeking relief. ! have been rapidly i'm
proving since the irst day. and feel az
present as N I were entirely we'll Per-
sons with lost appetite and tired nerves
viii nnd believe, IN the waters OF these
springs the very thing they need
Acute Inflammation of the Bladder
and Catarrh of the Bladder.
Col Joseph ~. Hun OF Fort Eagle. Fla
says.
After being treated by two OF the
most eminent physicians OF Georgia. first
for suh-acute Inflammation Of the bladder
and afterwards for casarrh OF the bladder
without relief. l went 20 your spring a
perfect skeleton. not able 10 walk alone
And after drinking OF the waters freely
In twsnty-four hours the disease was
checked. and I have never had a return
since OF the disease. think the water
OF your spring a certain cure for kidney
and bladder disease, Any one wishing 70
write me about 81 can do so and will
answer them cheerfully."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Columbia. $. g.. Oct. M.-An the com
morcial warehouses in the state are being
taxed 90 supply room for cotton In
smaller towns companies are being organ
ICED 60 build such warehouses. The banks
IN towns where there are warehouses have
practically no money 20 lend Except on
cotton ~ storhec. Farmers. believing
cotton is going higher are taking advan-
tage Of the facilities 90 store cotton and
obtain ready money. Banks are all lend
ing ; cents per pound.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
mATrREssEs, MATTRESSES.

Have your mattresses and feathers rem
ovated by our indicated steam process
before a change IN weather takes place.
CThe only plant In savannah.) II over
comes ell impurities and rsnews life and
volume In ell bedding material Prices on
renovation OF feathers as follows: Beds
$50, bo.sters 81. pillows SOC Cotton. NOES
and hair mattresses made to order Fine
work. low prices Work guaranteed
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO.
WAITING Co.
Bell phone liza al praytoa atreet.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WATER on HOARD A sHIP.
Mariners on LonG-DIstance sailing
Vessels Have 60 EconomiEe.

Mariners on LonG-Dlstance sailing
Vessels Have 60 Economic.
From the New York Times.
The average New Yorker. accustomed as
he Is 20 an almost limtless supply OF
fresh water both for use and for waste.
would be- amazed 10 observe the more
than rigid economy with which the pre-
clous fluid is doled out on board ships
making long voyages. In the case OF
large ocean liner which crosses from por,
10 port In a week OF less there Ia no cry
ing need for stint IN this particular. But
IL IS a FAR different matter where a large
sailing vessel clears for some harbor
upon che other side OF the globe. one ~.
say. J. ~ tons will often start upon voy-
age supposed TO cover al least four
months carrying an amount of fresh wa
ter which in tho average apartment house
would be exhausted between daylight ami
MONDAY
In my early days. said an old sailor.
discussing this topic yesterday. II shipped
on a fuli-riggcd American ship which car
ried crew OF about twenty all told Wy
irst object lesson Tn the economy OF fresh
water prevailing on board was received
on the second Sunday morning out from
port The mates watch. OF which I was
a member. now INDUCED IN the luxury OF
"a wash \ bucket about two-thirds fun
OF water that had just been pumped from
the largest Of the tanks was placed upon
the main hatch / was accorded the first
chance az the bucket. presumably for the
reason that a relative 81 mine was a mem
her OF the firm Of merchants which had
chartered the ship This fact brought 10
me certain advantages IN forccastle So
ciety that I might not otherwise have en-
joycd
stripped 70 the waist proceeded
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
City OF Savannah.
once Clerk Of Council. Del. & 1910

NIty OF baFannah,
once Clerk OF Council. Oct s. 1900.
A vacancy having occurred in the Board
OF the Commissioners OF .pilotage By rea-
son OF the death Of Commissioner J j.
Wilder. and by virtue OF q resolution
adopted at a meeting Of Council held on
the evening Of the ard instant Notice ~
hereby given that an election will be
held at the next regular meeting OF coun-
ell. Oct. Il. s p m. 20 nll the unexpired
term occasloned by the death of the said
Commissioner Wilder.
All applications 20 be filed on or before
r. m Of the nth instant
WILLIAM p. BAILEY,
Clerk OF Council
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Columbia. S c.. oct. i4-Ncar ponnlds
Greenwood county while negro was
taking a halter on a COW. lightning kille }
the COW and didn't jar the negro
In Greenwood a lady felt something
moving on her bed at night Thinking it
Il was her pet cat she went back 40 sleep
In the morning she discovered highland
moccasin coilcd up at The foot OF the bed
She didn't faint She killed a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

city Treasurer's once,
Savannah. Ga, Oct. ], 1900.
The following taxes are now due
REAL ESTATE. third quarter. 1900
STOCK IN TRADE. third quarter. 1900.
FURNITURE. etc, third quarter. 1909.
MONEY. MORTGAGES, etc. third
quarter. 1900
A discount Of TEN PER CENT. will
be- allowed upon all OF the above II pay
ment is made within fifteen days after
Oct l. G. 3. HARDEE,
CITY Treasurer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
NEWSPAPER MEN INVITED.

CabanIss wants Members of the Press
Association In Atlanta.
Fair Grounds. Atlanta. Oct H-Mr. H.
n Cabnnlss president OF the Georgia
Press Association. has issued the follow
Ing invitation: The members OF the
Georgia Press Association are invited to
meet al the Kimball House Atlanta. on
Tuesday. oct i6 a II o'clock All edi-
tors ana publishers OF newspapers Ia Geor-
gin are invited 90 attend the meeting
Tuesday will be Press Day" at the
Southern Interstate Fair. and the man
ng,ment will provide a barbecue for the
editors. The eourtesies Of all exhibits and
shows viii be- extended to newspaper men
\ cordial invitation Is extended TO all
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

TsE ~Af 40 CLEAN CARPETS.

lnE Az 40 CLEAN CARPETS.
The only way to get your carpets prop
cry taken W. cleaned and taken care Of
Tor the summer Is 10 turn the Job over 10
the District Messengr and Delivery Co.
telephone 2. or call az g Montgomery
street, and they will make you an esti-
mate on the cost OF the work Prices
reasonable. They also pack. move and
store furniture and nianoa
C. II. MEDLoCK supt ana Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
FUNERAL INVITATION.

HOLMES. The friends and aoquaint-
ances Of Mrs. Celia j. Holmes arc re-
spectfully invited 90 attend the funeral
OF her mother. Airs. Martha Burney. to-
morrow afternoon. At O'Clock. from the
First a. p. Church. Franklin square.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
BUSINESS NoTIcEA
MCGuir.'S Portable Fumigaling Furnace

This machine supplies a long-felt want
In the promps and efficacious fumiRation
Of houses which have been in contact
with contagious and other diseases. BY
using the fumes OF either formaldehyde
or sulphur. or both. the room 90 be disin-
fected is thoroughly charged and the flu
migation " made complete IN every way.
a. 1T FCMIGATEs HOUSES AND
SHIPS
Cg 1T FUMIGATEs SEWERS.
81 1T DESTROYS RANK aVEGETA-
TON.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
NOTICE.

The schedule is changed for suwanee
Springs You can leave Savannah. via
Plant System. at a. m. arrive at the
Springs at 1870 p m. This schedule Is
good for every day IN the week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

The Best Prescription TOR Malaria.
chilis and Fever. is a bottle OF Groves
TasteIess Chill Tonic. II Is simply iron
and ouinine IN a tastelcss form. No cure
no paw. Price boc.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
JOHN ANDERSON DEAD.
Tie Was Foreman of the Chronicles
Composing Room.

TIE was Foreman OF thf throhtcie
Composing Room.
Augusta. oct 14-Mr. John Anderson,
who has been foreman OF the Chronicle
composing room for twensy-three years.
died to-day from erysipelas. AIR. Audsr-
son began work IN the Chronicle Office IN
iS52. when he was - years old. and had
bsen here ever since without intcrmission.
excep, during the Civil War when he was
a gallan; soldier in the Forty-eighth Geor-
gla lie was a faithful workman up 20
the hour he was stricken down.
Three weeks ago h. went 90 the hoeoi-
tal and had one OF his toes nmputated.
Blood poison and erysipelas followed lie
was loyal 90 the Chronicle under all con-
ditlons and was honest and manly. He
Is survived by three grown children of
his first marriage ana his second wife
and three young children
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

We are now moving our Wholesale De
partment to the commodious quarters ~
Congress street formerly occupied by ~.
Dryfus. and Will be in perfect shape in
few days. and be pleased TO serve our
friends.
soLoMoNs COMPANY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Columbia. s. c.. OCT N--After three pri-
maries and two contests. the Hght FOR
sheriff Of kershaw county has been set
lied in favor OF } s Tranthan who IN
each instance has seemed 10 be the popu-
lar choice
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AN bills against the Italian bark zehro
must be presented at our once before y
o'clock m. this day. or payment thereof
will be debarred
sTRAcHAN a CO. conslgnees.
Savannah Ca. Oct Is. 1900
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

Thomasvnle. Ca. Oct H-Mrs. VIM.
Campbell died yesterday morning at her
home Ia this city.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
WALL PAPER, pArER HANGING.

We carry complete assortment OF latsst
style papers. and employ only best artista
See our goods and set our estimate BE-
fore giving out your work Our prices the
very lowest.
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO.,
Corner Drayton and Congress-
Phone 6ia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

The Prince OF Bulgaria on a recent
journey from saizburg to Munich took
the place Of the engineer and ran the
special train himself
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
RUY ONLY THE BEST GINGER ALE.

The best IL the wheeler Brand OF Bel
fas, Ginger Ale. made by Wheeler a Co.
OF Belfast. Ireland. from the eele nrated
CrOmac springs OF that eity. These
springs are the property Of Wheeler a
Co. hence no other Ginger Ale manofae-
turer IN Ireland has those waters but
themselves. The Wheeler Ginger Ale Ia
made from pure jamaica Ginger Root and
not from Red Pepper. as others are; one
IL deleterious-the other IL a tonic.
For Heaithfulness and Purity the eele-
brated Wheeler brand OF Belfast Ginger
Ale 10 the best
LIPPMAN BRoTHERs.
Sole Southern Agents. Savannah. Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
COMMUNICATING NOTICE.

Savannah. Ga. Oct is. 1900
We. the undersigned. have this day
formed a eopartnership under the Arm
name OF Johnson. Moore & Co 70 conduct
a general brokerage and commission bust
ness for the sale Of provisions. etc.
J. y. JOHNSON
A. b. MOORE.
y. G. MCDONALD.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15
LIKE LEAD NICKEL.
Cincinnati Never HAD a Chance with
~. Louis

St Louis oct A-st Louis made Gin
ciunai look like "a minor league club this
afternoon. The visitors never had "a
chance. 81 Louis Is now tied with Chi
cago for hfth place. Attendance 5.soO.
score R.H.E.
Sc Louis ..i . DOL o 2x-7 N !
Cincinnati 10 o o o o o o o 90 6 o
Batterics-sudhof and Crigcr and stan
ton. Scott and Pcitz
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-15

PRESERVE rOUR SIGHT

PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT
BY wearing glasses that not alone enable
you to see. but correct every defect that
may exist
There IL no guesswork IN our methods
We have tho latest and most approved
scientific apparatus for accurate eye test
ing. We make no charge for oonsulta-
ton or examination. and should you need
the services of a physician We viii frank
~ tell you 20.
Our crystal lenses are perfect In every
respect. being ground under our own su-
pervision. They cannot be compared IN
value to the kind offered AZ cheap by the
so-called opticians or jewellers who han
die inferior glasses as . sido hnA
DIR. N. scHwAB q SON.
Exclusive Opticians q Bull Street.
N. B.-Oeulist prescriptions oiled same
day received. Repairing done ct short
notice.