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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-10
Homes For ALI.

Bell Phone 1914. S 8. Phone no.
Furnished houses on Grigsby Place
zoe :. Reservoir ave. rooms. ....... S15.
/ Elm street. rooms. $3.50
10 Grower street. Toonis........... 25.GO
~ Wake street. 3 rooms. ............. 600
IlJ \. Park avenue, - rooms.. % 10
~ Wake street . rooms. 20. %
800 Bousn 81. rooms ...... .......... 30. 90
Several good stores.
2s5 Granny street. rooms. flat
. new houses on Holt street .......... 22.00
3,2 Bank street rooms .............. 90
New G-rooIn house Butte street ...... 200
Furnished house In Client ............ 1000
K!bblc PIac and Client Lots specially.
Cottages ut Virginia Eeach and Ocean
View
woodward On water front for rent
or saln.
2 new houses ut r>nmberts Point. I2.D
Flats al 2S9 Church street.
s0th street Par; Place. u rooms go. 2o.de
- North. rooms ....... ............ 400
aI5 Butte rooma. Observation-Disclosures. 80. ~
HOUSES LTp LOTS For sAi.b in
ALL PARTS or THE CITY.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions
Lard, Short Ribs, &C.

Chicago, May "a drop of one cent IL,
demand, and heavy May deliveries con-
tinued liquidation OF small holdings. de-
pressed corn. July closing 1T decline OF
sc. oats closed shade lower. provis-
ions ruled strong. and closed with ma
tcrial gains all around.
The leading futures ranged as iollows:
Omen High. Low. Clos.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain, Hay, Groceries, Provis-
ions, &c.

Quotations at Wholesale Prices, Unless
Otherwise Stated. and Prices Sub
icct 10 Fluctuation in Market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-10

DY VIRTUE OF TIE TEnMs ~,
~ the following deeds of trust. Wa
shall proceed TO sell ut public auction. on
SAIUHDAY. the 18th day of May. 1900.
az l. O'Clock IN. in front of the Norfolk
County Courthouse door. the following
First. LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS
In Norfolk county. Va. and numbered
81 Oh the plat OF The South Portsmouth
Land and Improvement Company. Deed
dated the 18th day of Julv,JSs9. and r.,
corded in Il. b. 22s, y. I'll, Clerks Office of
Norlolk County Court. Va.
TElAIS-CASII.
FOSTER BLACK.
ALVAlI H. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN ID. GILL
mS2-tds Trustees.
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TRUCK MhRkET.
icy Telegraph TO virernlan-pliot,

Potatoes. quiet: new, s125N1 62,l: Flor
ida, $3.00il650: jersey sweets. S2.5ofI3.2 %.
Cabbage. quiet; Florida. per crate Sl.5o4
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w. III. II. TRICE & CO.,

w. III. III. TRICE & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
COR BANK AND PLUME sTREETa
PHONES 66s.
FOR T-RESIDENCEa
i5i Hamilton avenue.
IA Duke street.
40 North street.
liz Wood street.
IL Cumberland street.
% Holt street, all improvements.
% York street.
$50 bermuda street.
zoo Lovett avenue.
6S York street
&c North street
nice houses in Atlantic CstH,
800 Chapel street.
STORIES.
Small store, Bank street.
40 Main street.
2Ai Church street.
S. Commerce street.
81 Roanoke avenue. near Main street,
So Bank street. 3-story Elevator. 5000 pen
year
Desirable location for light factory. IL.
Guiding stables. Brambleton avenue. sl8
per year.
Largo room over Vickery & Coz BOON
store
rooms on Plume street.
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Two good cottages at Virginia Beach
800
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-10
BY Stephenson & Taylor, Auctionee
StePieison ~ Tayior, Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE WEST FREEMASON
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
AZ PCBLC AUCTION.

BY virtue of the authority vested in ma
as the eNccutrix of Mary l.. Cunningham.
auction. at the Norfolk Real Estate and
Stock Exchange. No. 255 Main street in
i Inc city Of Norfolk. at l. o clock M. on
pro mSDAf' May 10. 1900 the following
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAM
win the buildings thereon on the south
size OF frccmaSon street. I'm the civ or
Norfoik. and numbered 297, between
iioush ard CRANKY. Lot 10 feet inchos
by 1915 feet. 'iios
TERMS.-Onc-third cash, and the hal
ahce In "nc and two years. with Interest,"
from day of sale. secured by decd of
, ,IuS' on inc property; or all cash, ut OPP
MARY II. BULL.
jxccutrfN of the estate of Mary II. Cum
ninsham. deceased.
STEPHENSON & TAYLOR,
ihu'-lot Auctioneers.
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BYRD. BALDWIN s. CO.,
RENTAL. AGESI5. roo s ~ ANDis
IL ADbi GTDN BUILDING,
GHASEf At'HEET.

Nh.N 4.
SO Mariner. 81.
~ Church. $3.50.
zoo CRANKY. si5.M
SToREa
al Church. s35.
70 Nivison, SIS.
20 Union (stablegl
5000.
,35 Bute. sis.
33l Church. 5000.
aS7 Church. $1,000
OFFICES.
CRANKY street, $50.
CRANKY. 5000.
2l7 Main. $500.
!e5 CRANKY. SIS 90.
Vest Building. cor.
Npin and Church
iiaddington Build
ing, cor. CRANKY
and City Hall ave-
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FRUITS

APpLES-virginia apples. none; North
ern, si.00a5.50.
LEMONS-S3c0 per box.
PEACHES-None
LINES@10o per basket.
PINEAPPLES-S TO 10c.
BANANAS-Per bunch. 5ocGnn
COCOANUTS-1oc 10 bag. 81. 50t1300.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES Messina
s3eoG3.25: .seedlngs. $2.50Q3.oO; navels. So. 90
ds50 per box.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-10
DRAIN. Hay AND RICE

CORN-Whito corn. from store. SIC.
mixed corn from stores. soc.
O.ATS-Steady; mixed. Sc; white. Csc.
MILL 'EED-Market steady: bran. per
ton. $500; middling. $500 per ton.
OATS-Steady; mixed. 33c.: white. 3ec.
HAY-No. Timothy hay, $500; mixed
hay No. :, Sl7.O0; mixed hay, Sl7o0.
MILLED KlCE-As to grNde7-Sls 10
exc.
ROUGH RIcE-None on the market
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GROCERIES.


ds.6o per box.
GROCERIES.
FLoUR-Market steady; spring wheat
patent $40: winter wheat, patent 81 20:
winter wheat. half patent. $50; WIN
ter wheat, choice straight. s3.65: winter
wheat. family. sa.a5: winter wheat. fair 10
good grades of extra. $3.354345; winter
MEILNPer bag 100 lbs. silo; 90 lb.
coEFEE-Flrm: Java, 2saaoc,; Laguay-
do. lo;4@l1e.; fair. do. 9?4qioAc; com
CIiEESEGLarge full cream. 14c.; small
fun cream. 1bihc
sUGAR-M Firm. The plan of
suspended for the present All quotations
will be made T. O. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf.
lated 5.25: No: S, $50: No. 9. 4;6o; No. TO-
4.55; No. II. 40; No. IL. 4 so. Graduated.
2 TO lbs. ifa-sarrel,- S ;255ii cases.
SYRUps AND MOLASsEs = Market
eh r%ec e oWer grade ayrap srSa
tnolaSses. Porto Rico. 22430c.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATS = Market steady and
lightweight, SIC; bellies. western. heavy.
7%ic.
HAMS-Sucar cured. 13c.
DRY SAITED JOWLS-6c.
PORK pLArl-Ic.
MESS PoRl<-lS9S and 1899. s1s.25.
HAM PORK--New, $3.50.
LARD-Purc butchers. in tierccs. SIC.
compound tierces. as TO brand 6Ac.; So
ID. tubs and Jo-lb tins. Nc: more.
WOOL-Unwashed. 15c.: bulky, to &c.
less: washed wool &c; black. 12Hc. TO Ice
IiIDES-G. $. ~; green. GA; dry flint,
Il; dry salt, ll,3; damaged. T.
slit rrSyJ
HERRTNo-New North Care ina cut,
1925: Eastern. barrels. S3.75G4.25: Potomac
gross, $3.50; mullets S0-ib. kegs s4.0o
spots. loO-ib. kegs. s5.75: mackcrei. good
No 9, 5000; white fish. new catch l00-lb.
kegs. $500; Sl-lb. kegs. $3.50: 7O-lb kegs,
FRESH FISH.
eaots. per pound. &C.: eroakers. per
pornd s Gyors sb, per 75d
.hecnhead. per pound. &c.
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PEANUTS AND-PBAs..

PEANUTS AND Pc"
PEANUTS-MarKet. new fancy. zKc.:
strictly prime. 2ssc.: prime. 2hT2&c.: COM
mon. 1ls@2c.: Spanish 92c. per bushel.
PEAS--Blackcyc, S2.75 TO $500 per bag;
black peas, SIS per bushcl.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY-Live. STEADY: chickens, OLD
fat, 30M S2ihc.; spring. 15IS0c.; ducks, mud,
zoe.
EGGS-Steady at lie. per dozen.
BUTTER--Good country, 13ftl5c.
COUNTRY HAMS - Steady: Smithneld
fancy 139l5c.: Virginia country. leSi2bse -;
good North Carolina. 1o1l2bc.
OTATOES-Northern white. SI5oGl 60
per bag; Florida new, $500 to $500 per
barrel; new sweets IIayman. Sl.15G2 %
per barrel: yellow. Si75e'200
CABBAGE;-Florida. SO. 256f3.75 per crate
TOMATOES-Cratc, S2.5e13.oo.
ONIONS-Sl75G2. 90 per bag.
BERMUDA-Noae.
PEAS-Sl 00T1.25 per basket.
SNAPS-S2.5U to $500 per box.
STRAW BERRIES-SMl2kc. per quart
ASPARAG US-10 to l5c. per bunch.
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FRESH FISH.

esots. per pound. &C.: croakcrs. per
pound 4c.: taylors, per pound. 4T5c.:
per pound. 6afSc: shad 75c.: trout. Sc. !:
.hecHhead per pound. &c.
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ROOMS.

1S2 Maple, $50.
AZ Church. $3.50.
123 Church. $50.
al Church. SIS.
729 Church. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-10

HERRTNo-New North Carolina cut.
si.25: Eastern. barrels. S3.75GI4.25: Potomac.
gross, $500; mullets S0-b. kegs, 500;
spots. 10O-lb. kegs. s5.75: mackcre good
No. 9. 5000; white fish. new catch 100-lb.
kegs. $500; S,-ib. kegs. $3.50: 7O-lb. KEGS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
Fur Neck Pieces, worth $40. &C En-
Red Fox Ami NAL Head OUsJU

discovery o. successful artcslan wells. by
which pure water was brought within the
reach Of all The second was the bold
enterprise Of the people OF
Americas Ia pushing the sa-
vannah. Amerlcus and Montgomery
railfoad through the pine forests a
Rrander conception than this WIS never
entered upon by any people In the world.
and IL the business men - Am rleus
could have commanded money enough
they would to-day be- enjoying the results
Of their foresight The third enterpr So
was the building u the Georgia ana
Fioridu Railroad hy the people 81 Ma ou
"a conception only equa eli by toaf -
Ame ricus. Added 10 those enterprises
were scores 81 short lumber rallrf ads. in
yiendcd 90 bring the products 10 The trunk
line. Whenever line 81 rail- wa lad
q led 10 towns and TO farms until the
transforma Ion ~ the country was eon-
p.ete wool which al one time s0'd Tor
cents went 70 to g. and tho wool 0gT-
ar became q baron naval store and lufn-
Der have comma ndcd their own terms
cattle were grown for a waiting mtrset;
the sugar cane was NJ home. long staple
cotton Kept np 90 twice and three i'm
the price paid for short staple
That was "a condition forced upon south
Georgia. and tnat is the condition whicn
has given her population and wealth. Peo-
pie from Forsyth ana Whte counties
moved down TO Montgomery and 10 Rer-
rlen There they found health. fertile
acres railroad accommodation and
rendy market. with Georgia fruits Of az
kinds holding the markets ~ the great
cities: with the Georgia watermelon cree
nanr more markets chan u could iN. ~
"a auv wonder that South Georgia has
forged 70 the front7 The South Georgia
o. man OF varied occupation; lie is a
lumber man. a turpentiue man. q fruit
raiser. a wool grower a beef maker. a
farmer. and an all-around business man.
In one word-diveulty.
We nft our hats 90 the gallant and
thrifty meu Of South Georgia. They en-
tered upou free-for-alt race. ana they
have shown themselves 10 be- worthy
leaders 81 their state We urge the rest
Of Georgia go keep the example up wheEe
IL can be seem ard without attempting
10 beiittlc or explain away the great sue
cess ~ the people Of that section. 90 go
20 work IN the DEVELOPMENT 81 their own
resources. thus creating work. and max
ing the groundwork upon which future
population may be maintained
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secfiaclai idea was connected herewith
Is evident from various references there
20 in Roman literature. The Tribune ~
the People when seated IN Che Forum WIS
inyi0lable not subject 70 arrest for any
crime whatever.
That che actual history OF the site marx
was buried. and thai the myth
OF the burial 81 the mains ~
Romuua the founder q Rome
beneath the black pavement w q
treasured up as accounting for the sacred
ness u the SPOT, Is not IN the least SUR
pr.sing TO the student o. the deyel0pm o.
Of myths. The burial az this oh d k t.
easily accoun ed Tor by the BURNING ~
the temple there, which took place 81
least twice during the nrsi four hundred
years Or Roman rule. The connection Of
this temple with the old fable Of Romuiua
aud HcmLs having heon reared hy "a wolf
mother IS best proven by the statue OF
the wolf which was found in tne albter-
ranean chambers Of the capital. thehsurcs
o. the boys being evidently a later re-
sioration.
Excavations are now going on in the
vicinity OF the spot whore the sacred
monument was found. and ~ D. expected
that other ancient objects 81 great value
and interest will be uueafthed Though
many explorations have been made before
into the earth whore nncIen Rome is
buried Prof BonFs IL the first that has
been scientifically conducted and the
discovery Of the altar stone ls alone.
and ga itself n justification for the labor
and expense o. the project.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18


having respectively the meaning o. priest
and king The period az which the priest
~ and kingly functions were united In
Rome was the sixth century. B c.. and
this. together with the archaic character
Of the letters. would place the date al
least as far back 90 that. An interesting
point ln regard 20 Inc lettering r. the
Greek character 81 the letters, showing
that even as early as the sixth century
8. C.. the literary influence Of the Greeks
was felt IN Rome
sIgnor Compapth's deciphering Of the
inscription proves that this lettered ODE
llak marked the entrance 10 an ancient
temple. possibly the first Of the temples
held Ia reverentisl awe BY the early Ro-
mans This Was a place OF refuge. The
altar became the cite Of the later rostrum
from which a man pleaded for HE life
before the people assembled to Judge him
n later days the rostrum became the
center % the political life OF the Romans.
but IN primitive times Il was the religious
center. II is well known from other dis
coverles made before IN this nelghbor-
hood that the rostrum OF the Forum was
regarded as q sacred spot, and that thu
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
We Keep in touch with the entire state
by our Mail Order Department.

announced By sirnor Domenico Com
parotti. ono Of the most learned anti
quarian scholars 10 Italy
The site or the discovery Is near the
spot where another highly important ma
had been made q short time before: the
column erected over the spot whore Julius
Caesars remains we're buried Near the
base o. the column Prot Boni unearthed
a pavement % smooth black stones. ITO
Immediately concluded thal he had come
upon the famous BLACK stone which
according 10 some Of the old Latin writer's
marked the grave of Romu'us. Nobody
iu this age expected 10 ind the bones Of
Romulus under the stone or anywhere
else. as the wolf-hred founder Of the
Eternal city and his twin brother have
long since been relegated 20 the limbo
Of myths. but a monument on the spot
where the old Romans believed Romulus
TO have been buried was II the greatest
archaeological interest. Underneath this
pavement honevcr. discovery was
made which relogated Romulus possible
monument to "A place of minor interest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

18th century tho fragmentary words OF
the broken legend have been brought 10
light and read. Long ana patient study
by slRnor Comparetu brought out enough
70 show that the stone is sacred monu-
mcut 81 the earliest period Of Roman
history. II is regarded as one Of the
great archaeological finds Of the cen
fury.
All that remains OF this column Is from
II 60 - inches high. II is an IS inch cube
at the base. slopiug gradually towards
the top. like an ohelisk The corners are
broken more or less. and the inscription
r. somewhat worn.
The obel.sk, when intact was probably
no taller than six feet, so II is clear that
about half Of the Inscription is lost As
the inscription ran lcngthwiae there re-
mains only tine lower part giving bat the
beginning Of the lines Of writing. So large
are tho characters that they would have
been. when new ann clear cut leglble az
distance OF several PAGES owing 10 the
frr gmentary condition Of the lines an ex-
act REPRODUCTION Of their sense IS impos-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
BEGGAR KINGS ~ CHINA.
They Are the Heads OF Guilds whose
Petitions Are Commands.


Petitions Are Commands.
From the London Express
II you want to grow rich IN China be-
come the head of a guild OF beEgars,
thieves or lepcrs.
Marking Pekin ard Tien T-sln are tho
headquarters OF the most powerful Of
these guilds ana their rulers are wealthy
and respected. The King" OF elan of
Chinese vag.bonds % these Glasses derives
his income from tribute rendered him
by his wrctched subjects and also levies
sort Of biackmai on traders and mer-
chants by undertaking 10 keep their shops,
stores and houses free from the particular
pests which he controls.
From these two sources he realizes a
large income. and Is enabled TO live In a
large house. and keep up great style IN
bis mode Of life. Zach clan has a par
ucuar district Of the city given over 20
ite operation. beyond which the members
are forbidden 20 stray
Horrible se.f-mutiiations are rractical
By the beggurs Of China IN orier that
their deformifiea may excite compassion
AMI lead 70 prpht II you see a blind man
soliciting aims In a Chinese street II 10
ten to one that be hns himself destroyed
his sight on certain days the beggars
go about M gangs ~ from 90 70 80. on
these occasions ahcpkecpers are only too
CAD % comply With the Kings" de-
maudH Tor blackmlti. in oreir that his
subjects may be kept out OF their shops
a King ~ Chlnese thieves knows every
thing that goes on in hls district lie
knows who committed certain thefts. and
where the stolen property .s lie Nike
his brother Of tho hcRears. has a double
source Of income \ large percentages %
the profits made b. hts SUBJECTS Ii claim
81 bv him ~ond woe hetide them n they
attempt 10 cheat the autocrnf And. II a
foreigner O. robbed. he Rc orally can. ~
paying tho King @ certain sum, recover
his property. Property stolen from Chi
uamen D. never brought back.
Every Chinese city has a teper house
outside its gates and most 81 them have
two or more A. Ia the case Of the beg
CARS and thieves. there IS an executive
head called the king Of the lepers." who
controls an lepcrs, ard makes rules and
coufpaets which muNt be observed These
unfortunatcs ara numerous throughout
the empire. When m the irst stage OF tho
disease they are brought TO the leper
houses. Good care e. taken % them as
long ~ their relatives can meet the de-
mand Of the King"
But no matter how wealthy their FAINT
les may be. the "King" eventually
drains them OF every penny. and both tho
leper and his relatives often have to turn
beggara. The poorer iepers ere assigned
20 miserable. unclesn nuts. providing poor
shelter agaanAss bad weathar.
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knowingly violates this place" The
sacredness OF the spot Is further sug-
gestcd hy the words. found further along
liter per-d.ou ostod." troad through
be sacrcd) Then, too the word "sord"
(sortes, the sacred lots cast at the alta)
shows that the monument marked the
sacrlhcial altar OF early Roman times
Sheep and oxen were the common saeTi-
fees OF the Romans. and around the
obelisk were found the bones Of these
animals together with small br0nzes and
other relics OF votive offerings. on the
monument Is found the word "boivlO-
viods' evidently "A combination OF the
Latin words for oxen and sheep 0Dos
ovis) Indication Of the date OF the obelisk
Is found IN the words las" and "rega'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
Wool Underwear.

75c Womeu'a Vests al a price most IN
usual. regular price BIS. and cold all
over Tor that right along White ana
NATURAL Woo& These are nno wool. and
ci1l offering AZ =. .7sa
Or Misses Union suits. a rare chance
for those who wear 90 y. Cream sur
face. with cotton hack. ON account OF
the perfect nttiug qualities the garment
~ called The Perfection suit. and always
sells for 81 o. Yours az &c.
25c for choice of great lot OF wo-
mems Ecrue White and Natural Gray
Fleece-lincd Vests and Drawers. an extra
ordinary opportunity tah secure NJ Acc gar
ment az Saving % i0o a garment IfH
a sale OF the season al &c.
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ANCIENT ALTAR STONE.
IN WAS DISCOVERED II THE RE
CENT EXPLORATION.

Most Important of All Roman Dis
coverics-This ObelIsfs-Like stone
Marked the spot where the >acri-
nciaI Altar ssood. and where Later
the Forum Was Locntcd-Its Ma
ture Clearly Indicated by the
Words That can stan he Made out
aud by the Bones of Animals sac
rtsced There-It Dates Back 60 the
sixth Century n. C.-ProbRbIy the
Later Romans Honored the spot
Under the Impression That IL Was
the Tomb of HomuIus.
Sew York. Nov. d6.-Expioration made
'his ye.r In the buried ruins OF ancient
me have resulted IN the discovery OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
DOnESTICS.

Fast Color Dress Prints ............... sac
Standard Apron Glughams .......... sac
so-inch Fast Color Psrcales. SIC value g.
Yardwlie Fruit OF Loom Shifting !. 734c
lo4 Unbleached Shooting. eoc value ..i5c
1914 Unbleacbed sheetlug. Csc value ...iso
Ready made Sheets. 20 value ........ 500
Ready made sheets, CSC value ........5oc
Pillow Cases. i5o value ..............ioo
Yardwldo white Cambric.iOe quality SIC
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

s!ble-stul there are enough suggestive
words yet lesible to indicate plainly che
character OF the column ana q tae spot
marked BY Il.
The arat line reads quo honce." 90
whom thls) and the second 'sacros
esed," de cursed0 which. being filled IN
with the missing words may be taken
10 mean In substance Cursed BE- he who
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

p archaeological treasure which VIII
age is place in the very nrst rank o.
an antiquities. This IL the altar stone
.oe Cd Romans. II was brought 20
N the course OF the excavations
4ea BY Prof. Boni Of the Italian De-
~ .ment or Antiquities. and tho work
!. aeclpnering what remains OF the In
Apton has just been completed. and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

In the midst OF debris lay two eo''i'''''
Of tufa. one perfectly preserved. is win
an, INSCRIPTION The other broken en-
short ia chlselled on its four sides VIE
an archaic inscription. the olaeAt -
tant Latin known. Tne sculptor
80 ~ Inscription was dead and for
,-...,, Centuries before the birth OF
Christ. ana now In the last year OF the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

You have read u the cures by Hoods
sarsaparilla and you should have perfect
confidence ia it's merit. II viii do you
good.--ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

''Graybsar6 Is a family medicine With
Us" said a prominent business man yea
terday My wife takes 81, ana / notice
she IL enjoying better health than for
years. The childyen keep well By taking
81"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
DE SALE--Some Worth 81 and S5--$1. 80
1t Continues, and With Rush, That LADIE
Gorgeous Millinery.

Special Sale Ladies Hats at 48c, worth s1OO
Chidrens Mexican and Janay shapes in School Hats at
CSC. worth SIPS.
Childrens French Felt Hats, al! coors zee, worth
SIPS
Special Line of Stitched Hats suitable for Golf and
Walking from S250up.
Line of Ladies Trimmed Hats $500.
Children's Trimmed Hats $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

Gravbeard may be obtained at all drug
stores or write 60 us for H. Hespess Drug
CO., sole props, 9avannah, Cad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
A Digest Of Autumn Necessities.
AN APPEAL TO REASON, TASTE

No statement make crowded store And
evident not the question of low prices bot actual giving