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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
CONSULTING SENATE
.arr.RY HAY is WORKING ON
sE'' TREATY AGAIN.
70 MAKE SURE THIS TIME.
NOT WANT TO BE TURNED
DON DOWN AGAIN.

.tatious Are in Progress In
NO .don-Evident That the state
p.nortment Desires to Resume Ne
.,on.. However. From the
- Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Are
c-o,,mit ThemselveS-Paun
10 VIII wait in Washington,
Necessary.
.s,rgton. April 1S-There is suthori-
"' ~ following statement of the ex-
status of the isthmian canal nes0'iS-
tons: ,4 ., the Senate
,a,se of the pending Hay-Paunce-
anu 80, Secretary Hay decided to
i0'9 the subject further. But to avoid
pu'' a,ssibility of another failure for the
'ns .easons which brought about the
S'H Tho -Pauncefote treaty, the
lO'' determined to reverse the usual
o' .,bo3 Of procedure in framing treaties'
therefore. concluded to first consult
nv arriving power, the United states
wv - ascertain if 1t was possible FOR
e'i'', .+ors 10 agree upon the basis OF
.-.otv which should be at the same
49,. occeptable to the executive orancn
"Hi[ .orernment and to Great Britain.
VI - .oatized unless two-third at least
~. cenate could be brought into
.r,osment in advance upon the basis OF
&c treaty. it would be perfectly useless
we +bs executive to embark in negotld-
lions with Great Britain Tor me lorIna-
uU"' - another convention. secretary
ton VI as,oting himself now to the as
nay 10 of the feeling and desires OF
Gel 'dHntors and consequently not hav-
tne sor,nleted this work, he has not be-
lhs Ooa.io+ions with Great Britain for a
new treaty .5ortol,in- 70 fest the
IN This fashion, if only because OF
..dacieion of some of the men VINO
~, os leaders. 1t is not even possible
Idiot now. because the results OBJ
.Io5 arc so inconclusive that the state
,anartr,snt will be able to acquaint LORD
1Si,,oafo+e with the basis upon which 1t
T. nilIire- To negotiate for a treaty before
.ha ambassador sails for London next
Ir,e n * even possible that LORD
porncAfote may feel it incumbent upon
him 10 delay his departure for time,
or even 10 omit his leave altogether if by
so doing he can better ascertain the sena-
torial conditions. for the ambassador is
naturally DESTROYS to assure himself of
success before he again undertakes to
frame treaty which shall bear his name.
If follows. negotiations not having been
started, that nothing has been passed be-
tween the governments of the United
States and Great Britain respecting a
aud pro quo to be demanded by Great
Britain in consideration of the release
Of the United States from the restrictions
imposed by the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
The Races at Memphis.

Memphis, April 13-Results at Mont
gomery Park:
First Race-Four and half furlonss,
selling. Lady Bird. to 3 won. with Tom
Wallace, 8 10 l. second. and Ben Hemp
stead. 20 to /, third. Time 0:5SA.
Second Race--Six furlongs, selling. Alex
Pearson, to l. won, with BonniVaro, ID
TO second and Myra Morella, to l.
third Time 1:171a
Third Race-One mile and seventy
wards. Marguerite Hageman. to l, won
with Lee King, 4 to l, second, and Ammo
wan 1o0 to l, third Time 14SA.
Fourth Rece-One mile, purse Brigade
~ ( won. with The Unknown, to D.
second. Time 1:43. CTwo starters.
Fifth Race-Cotton steeplechase, about
two miles. Sallust, 2 to /, won, with 1sen'
Is to /. second, and Tonic. to l. tniro'
Time 440
Sixth Race.-Six furlongs, selling. FREQ
Hessig. to l, won, with High Jlnks'
10 /. second, and Pirates Queen 10 l.
third. Time 1:16la
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
t. A. BRYSON,
2+2 Bull street.
COLUMBIA WHEELS.

BY Maurice Minton.


A problem, one that none OF the politi-
cal parties have the courage to grapple
with, is making itself more and more OBJ
noXiousiy apparent year after year in all
the great cities. Broadly stated, ii may
be styled How SHAH the evils of Immi-
grafton be overcome"
The existence of this evil has been rec
ognized by the Federal government, and
laws have been enacted by Congress to
retard the tide of immigrants by enforc-
ing certain conditions. These conditions
are violated, and the commissioners of
immisr alton are aware of it, They frank
ly confess it, and, in eXplanat ion Com
missioner Powderly says: while the
facts presented before us warrant the
presumption that emigrants come 10 this
country in violation of our laws. they do
not afford sufficient legal evidence TO en-
force their return to the ports of embark
alton"
In many of the states, labor commits
sioners in their annual reports to their
respective legislatures, dwell in no uncer-
tain language upon the evils produced by
the influx of aliens who cannot be absorb
ed by the ranks of labor, and who. conse-
quently, glut the labor market Also by
committees on cities, and by boards, re-
iigous. reformatory and philanthropic,
who deplore the moral condition of the
sections inhabited by the emgrants re-
Gently arrived.
A study OF the statistics for the past
fifty years shows a great falling off in
English, Danish, Irish, Scotch, French
and Germans. OF these the Germans
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14

Or. Macnamars. NJ. p, Is skeptieal OIL
tho origin OF most Of the witiieisms as
cribed 90 children. says the bondoh
Chronicle. lie asserts that they are man
ufsctured by children Of an older CROWN
chiefly because they make good reading
But in his own experience he has come
across some genuine witticisms. some o.
them unconsciously humorous. by scho"l
children. A. an examination IN scripture
the question was asked, what di1 Mose
90 for q living whilst be was WIN 9eih
fof" A worldly wise Youngsier tfPleHr
Please. Sir. be married one of Jsihi"
daughter"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
FLoRIDA'S CONVICT LEASES.
Effort i'm House Yesterday for Imme-
diate Action on Bids Defeated
Alter Lively Debate.


Tallahassee. Fla. April 13.-The Senate
held no session to-day. having adjourned
from Friday to Monday. The House had
the liveliest day yet, and the most ami
mated speeches of the session were pre-
cipitated by Representative Wolfe of
Pensacola, who offered a resolution pro-
posing to express the sense of the House
as advising that the Governor and board
of state institutions proceed 10 open and
consider the bids for state convicts, re-
Gently submitted. and to make contracts
of lease for four years. beginning next
January, to bidders offering terms most
advantageous to the state.
A very warm debate, continuing two
hours ensued. Speaker Watson leaving the
chair TO fight the resolution. Representa-
tves Raney. L'Engle, Palmer, Campbell,
Sewadski, Fulton, Buford. Koonce> and
Young also spoke earnestly against adopt
ing such resolution. and sanctioning lease
contracts before the numerous measures
for reform of the state convict system.
now pending. can be considered.
Representatives Wolf Broward and
Wall spoke with equal spirit. favoring the
resolution, but it was defeated, "a to 40.
A similar resolution was passed by the
Senate yesterday after a lively debate.
III. EOTteIs state neGlln OlllCSI anu rep
resentative from Key West, to-day intro
drced bill in the House for the crea-
ton of a State Board of Medical Exam
liners, and to define the practice of medi-
cine. One effect of the bill IL enacted Will
be to prohibit divine healing and faith
healing.
Representative Young introduced a bill
to extend kindergartens in the public
school system. No pending business what
ever, except the convict lease matter, was
considered.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
A SENSIBLE RESOLUTION.
Adopted by the Cotton Growers O.
Putnam County.

Adopted by the Cotton Growers of
Putnam County.
Eatonton, Ca. April 1S-At a meeting
Of the Putnam County Cotton Growers
Protective Association. chairman Thomas
G. Lawson presiding, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that all farmers in the Cotton
States, in the preparation of their lands
and in pitching their crops, should first
provide for the production of an abund-
ant food crop and for the raising of a
reasonable supply of farm animals, and
thus render less possible an overproduc-
ton of cotton. 1t being the observation
of each of us that he who raises his own
provisions is the most thrifty and sue
cessful. and that a small cotton crop is
made at less expense and brings more
money in the market than large one,
let US see to 1t that we act accordingly
in pitching our crops for this year"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,

WANTED. COLORED BOY, IA OR Is
years old, to make himself useful around
store. Apply Belsinger & Co, Monday,
between and II o'clock
TO RENT. STORE AND DWELLING;
good stand for groceries and liquor. r.
s. Claghorn, 10 Bryan street, cast.
COLORED WOMAN WANTS A PLACE
as house girl or nurse. Apply 557 Har-
ris street, east.
WANTED, YOUNG MEN FROM is TO
IS years old to learn retail dry goods
business; must be intelligent and write
a good hand also reside with their par
ents and start at low salary. Apply in
own handwriting, care r. B., this Office
EXPERIENCED SAW MILL HANDS.
steady work, good pay; married men pre-
ferred: good houses. Call or address, Saw
Mill, Ochwalkee, Ga.
WANTED, TO RENT. FLAT FOR
light housekeeping. P. o. Box $50.
WE DYE TO LIVE. GENTS SUITS
cleaned to perfection. 81; coat and pants,
75c; pants cleaned. % cents. Mills g. Co.,
206 Broughton, east.
SEE MY BARGAINS; SELLING OUT
millinery al your own prices. Mrs Teeple,
2O2 Habershaml
IF YOU WANT OIL AND GASOLINE
ring up VIM. Dempsy. Bell Phone 1861
WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. FROM
sc per roll up to $500 per ron; let me bid
on your Job. See Chas. c. Gattmann, 229
jefferson street.
SIGNS AND BANNERS OF ALL
kind painted by the only first class sign
painter in city. See Chas. c. Gattmann,
229 jefferson street.
DESIRABLE LARGE DWELLING
excellent location for boarding house.
Apply 12O Hull street, west.
TO RENT. TWO LARGE ROOMS.
bath and closet on same floor. 312 Mont
gomery street.
ONE SMALL TOP WAGON FOR
sale. 45S Price street.
MULE WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
sale. Frazier care Morning News.
FOR SALE, YOUNG BLIND HORSE,
cheap, $500 141 Farm street
FOR SALE, DENsMORE TYPE
writer No. l, guaranteed perfect condi-
ton: only used several months. 416
Charlton street, east.
FOR SALE, STYLISH LADY'S
horse and pnaeton; perfectly gentle and
a beauty. Zeno. this office.
FOR SALE, SMALL PONY AND HAIR
ness; gentle and a good driver Address
AHaha. this office.
WANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN TO
nurse. Apply between s and 10 Monday,
at 40 Habersham street
WANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO DO
house work Apply "A Liberty. west
WANTED. A SEAMsTRESs. APPLY
123 Habersham street.
WANTED. A GOOD MILK COW AT
once for cash Mrs. W. w. Gattmann,
III Thirty-second street, west.
WANTED HORSE. WAGON AND
harness: II you have either, ring up Bell
phone 3A5l.
FOR RENT 100 TAYLOR, WEST. AP-
ply on premises.
FOR RENT. PARLoR FLAT WITH
,eranda adjoining. rent reasonable. Ap-
ply rs West Jones.
FOR RENT. TO PARTIES WITHOUT
ebtidren. fat Of two nice rooms. southern
exnosure: sl2 ~. or viii rent partly fur
nlsbed ge6 Oglethorpe avenue. west
WANTED TO Buy A GOOD HORSE
cheap. Apply - osleihorpe avenue.
west
4 ROOMS FoR RENT NO. - MOTT
rorosry street. north,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
EVANS DARK DEED.
(Continued from First PAGE.

agent. He afterwards returned to Atlanta
as commercial agent of the Mexican Ma
tional. He left Atlanta about a year ago
to go with the Norfolk and Western at
Columbia. He leaves a wife, three sons
and three daughters.
One of Capt. Griffins daughters was
married here about two years ago to
Lieut. Harry NJ. Campbell of the Twenty
first Infantry, L. S. A. now in the Phil
ippines. Lieut.. Campbell is a native of
Indiana
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLEANSE YOUR BLoNp.

Now is the time TO cleanse your blood
and avoid spring sickness. Graybeard is
the Identical purifier required now. Gray
beard dispels that tired. languid. lozy
feeling. Graybeard restores that appe-
lite. Graybeard makes you digest what
you eat. .Graybeard makes new blood,
ri IN blood and sends you into 'pring
feeling superb. DO not neglect. Do DOT
delay. Take bottle home tonight.
REsPREss DRUG. CO.. Props.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
HARD ON THE C0NGRESSMEN.
Second Term Administrations Have
But Little Patronage to
DISPENSE,

Washington, D. c., April 13.-These are
dscouraging times for congressman who
have oface-hungry constituents. Day after
day distinguished senator's and representa-
tives climb the stairway at the executive
mansion and plead with the President
for minor appointments for loyal political
friends. These appeals are usually IN
vain, for the President can truthfuliy
tell them he has little or nothing in the
way Of patronage to dispose of. There
are few deaths, no designations, conse-
quently patriotic pleaders at the public
pie counter are disguised and disgrun-
ted,
u is not an unusual sight at the White
House to observe well-known congress-
men display their temper in discussing
the subject OF Federal patronage after
an Improbable interview with the Pres
ioent. prominent Western congressmen.
VINO IS supposed to enjoy close personal
ana political relations with the President,
thus expressed himself yesterday after
d" unsuccessful effort to secure minor
appointment in the consular service for
personal friend
lhese second term administrations are
al very well for the ms" but it is very
eAdsperaung for the outs" I have Just
Ueen IN 10 see the President, and l begged
nAe DOG for a little appointment not
worth $3.50 year"
wen. did you get it?" asked a friend
Didn't replied the statesman in a
v yUle OF disgust, which could not be mis-
senators Cullom and Mason of Illinois
IL" among the few senator's who still
So IN Washington, and make daily pill
w."ases TO the White House. Senator
,a a9Uh Is keeping a close watch on his
".''I an colfeague, for fear the latter may
tr pa" OIL plum or two from the political
ta oul I'D Illinois, when the junior sena-
~" "o'n mat state is not looking. With
W. any indication of re-arrangement,
Wv, Two Illinois senators show ND about
v same hour and they generally meet
mug we residents consultation room.
piue Michigan senators. Mcmillan and
tGd.Io"s' seem to have a better and more
sr., '1y understanding. There are sew
CO.. sinai appointments pending in their
IN ~ which they have mutual interest.
%. .uer mat the President may not for.
IN, ue Michiganders, the two senators
5a az 10 the White House almost every
a' y 10 senator McMillans stylish turn.
oo. ana present a united senatorial dele
a.. - IN behalf OF few crumbs of coo1-
cor.! ior worthy, but thus far unrecognized
utuents. The team work Of the Mich.
-. n senator's is in striking contrast wifi
M heep-your- eye him. tactIcs ~ the
Illinois pair. '''i ''O'i1s VI the
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
Our Repair Department

continues with great activity, We are
always busy and it's easy to see why
we do the right sort of work. We please
patrons and they are all anxious to tell
their friends all about 1t. Come and
join in the happy band. We work to
satisfy
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
"NGiNEER LEES RESIDENCE.
while He Was on the Rood
ana His Family Axxnw

T - - Toss Ga, April 1s.-The home of
n. lee vas burned here tonight and
Il. ta''re contents were destroyed. Mr..
rosd o. engineer and was out on the
Tbs ~ @,,l MS family was away on a visit
and I, 'tss belonged TO W. d. Remington.
fur1i,I,-s Understood that the house and
know, were insured origin of nre UNI.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14

The authorities at Belcester, England,
are taking proceedings against $1,000 per-
sons accused of refusing to conform with
the law to enforce vaccination. Leicester
Is a center of the characterization move
ment. but it was not known that it had
so many believers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
A PITCHERS BATTLE.
Harvard Defeats University of Vir-
glnia to 8.

Richmond, April 13-Harvard defeated
the University of Virginia at Charlottes-
vile this afternoon in a very pretty game.
1t was pitchers battle and Harvard had
decidedly the best Of it, Score:
Harvard ......A...0 0 0 0 2 5 0-S
University of Val 0 1 0 0 Is
atteries-Harvard, Reid and Steelman;
University of Virginia, Male and Carter.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14

At a recent meeting of the Central
Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist
Church bylaw was passed making II
obligatory on candidates for pastorates 10
pass physical examination and thus
demonstrate that they are as sound In
body as in soul.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
Columbia
1901 Chain1ess.

You have the most perfect wheel ever
built for mortal man or woman.
Now is the time TO get the benefit OF
the wheel. Go out into the country. See
it in its spring dress. Catch some of
heavens inspiration and you'll come
home like a new being.
We have Columbia Chain wheels of 1901
model cushion frame. Columbias can
not be had on order.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
A WHITE BOY DROWNED.
Fell From a Boat While Fishing
Near Rome.

Near Rome.
Rome, Ga, April 13.-This afternoon
Fred Lumpkin, a 16-year-old white boy.
small for his age, was drowned in Silver
creek, near the Anchor duck mill He
was out in a boat with several other boys
fishing and fell into the creek. Not
knowing how to swim he soon drowned,
the other boys being SO frightened they
could not offer any help. He was son
of Ben Lumpkin, a well-known citizen.
The body has not been recovered.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14

On srr.., -hanfol has bequesthes
oigef ps. % io9oo francs 5000 70 the
~ 'hs re..-. 'l condition mat u b. Siyen
by Grr.. y, Unmarried working gilI who
f.ff 20 rs-.l inieiligenos snd good con.
er4 ss.y .' " fetunG % in businsss
Tho ae5 ',.fe' t1s necessary funds
lfaf M .,.,. mpfi BE- French. Each
stst h. ,... ~ t1s Seine VIII feiect
''i'. ''.'a'is ths mosi eescIyluF
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14

in recognition Of che work u Pfof
Paul Haupi Of Johns Hopkins tniyffhiy
che German Emperor haS presented 20 ne
library u that Institution haneaomf coy
iion ~ fhs WORKS anq letters u fffasiish
40 Greet
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
PdtrOniz6 HOn6 Industry
AND Buy
MAGNOLIA SOAP,
THE SOAP THAT CLEANS.
WHERE IT CAN BE HAD:


THOMAS COOLEY West Broad and River
J. F. ENTELMAN 6rs Liberty street east
FRANCIS HARTE, Jefferson and St Julian streets
HOTCHKISS & NEVILL Jefferson and Broughtcn streets
/. B. GREER, Whitaker and Park Avenue.
McGRATH & RANSFORD, Whitaker street
NICHOLAS LANG, Barnard
J. 7. EVANS & CO., Barnard and Congress streets
BENZ CALLS. Duffy and Jefferson streets.
JOHN STATfMER Bryan and Ann streets.
J. P. MEYER. Farm and Bryan streets.
GOODMAN BROS, 43 Farm street.
+. II. JACKENS Ann and Pine streets.
HARRY STEFFENS East Broad and Oglethorpe avenre
DRAYTON GROCERY CO.. ITO Whitaker street
HENRY SCHROEDER, Broughton and Habersham street
S. f. SMITH CO.. 345 Abercorn street
HARDEE & MARSHALL CASTOR and Drayton streets.
JOHN LYONS CO, Lyons Block
S. w. BRANCH CO, Broughton and Whitaker streets
THOMAS HICKS. Montgomery and Henry streets
GEO w. LEE, Ninth and Burroughs streets.
NORTON & RYAN, Price and Broughton streets.
JNO. D. BRODMAN. Bolton and Burroughs streets
d. GEFFKEN Wadburg and Burroughs streets.
ALBERT GRIMM, Second and West Broad streets
w. R. FULTON, Duffy lane and West Broad streets
JOHN LYNCH, Taylor and Whitaker streets
X. H. GRIFFITH, CASTOR and Jefferson streets
J. H. LANKENAU, Berrien and Jefferson streets.
JAMES OBYRNE Montgomery and Bay streets.
d. GAMBGTTIE Indian and Farm streets
HENRY FEHRENCAMP West Boundary and Bay streets
W. O. CLARY Pine and Farm
H II hunger, Ogcechcc Road
H. H. GEFFKEN, Price and Broughton streets.
J. c. SCHUMAN East Boundary and Broughton streets
NJ A. CLANTON Harrison and Farm
C. II. HEITMAN President and East Broad streets
PETER ORSINI & BRO, Bay and Houston streets
JOHN GRIMM, Drayton and State streets
RUBEN HORROVITZ, Bryan and Montgomery streets
M ECAN, Huntingdon and East Broad streets
J. IT WILDER, Park Avenue and Lincoln street
SAM. JENKINS Price and CASTOR streets
ADRIAN WAIVER. Purse and Sims streets.
A. p. CANNADY, Gaerrard and Sims streets
II. J. SEMINARS, Wilson and Jones streets.
JOHN D STEM, Jones and Purse
JOHN r. KAISER, Bull and First streets.
SOUTH SIDE CASH GROCERY Habersham and Anderson
HENRY GERKIN Wheaton and Liberty
ANDREW CASPERNICH, Perry Lane and Barnard streets
ROBERT REMLER. Liberty and Drayon streets
p f. MORSE, Ogeechee Road
HERMAN CROTHEER. Park Avenue and cuylsr streets
J g PARDUE. Russell and Cemetery.
JAMES } JOYCE Liberty Absroorn
j. JOYCE Broad
A. N. WEST. Liberty and Whteker.
= a MUNSTER. Duty ana Drayton,
JOHN HuiLfvAH - Congress street, rest
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
Nome Defeats cbo,,onoo.

hstqes1 T rsr April BIN the golf match
team cen. ...'.essee and Georgia the home
eleven t,.-4 me Chattanooga team by
citing a,t me contest WAS very ex-
tfoIn4 ID. players were followed
teen IN d ~. or me largest crowds ever
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
YOU NEED
A BICYCLE
For Your Health

1t pays back the investment, with a
handsome dividend.
1t tones up the system. makes the
muscles strong, the flesh firm and the
breathing spaces larger.
You get free transportation and pure
air
You work and sleep better for the ex-
ercise, and IL you get
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY.

We wash your clothes just white like
snow, so fair. We use octagon soap ana
the clothes never fade. We give you
satisfaction and guarantee the best work.
Shirts &c. New Shirts l0c Shirt Waists
1sc. Understands Be, Drawers sc, Collars
1ihc. Cuffs &c. Handkerchief. 1izc. Socks
&c. Pants Cleaned 25c. Family Clothes.
mixed DOZEN soc; Family, all starch.
Clothes, dozen. 500; Duck skirts zoe.
Linen Suits SOC.
Our delivery wagon will call for linen.
ROBERT g. TONG Co,
First Glass Chinese Laundry.
Bell Phone 1900. 323 Broughton. east.
Georgia Phone No s4s Bell Phone No. sls.
w. c. FRIPP a. co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
slons. and Rents collected.
Representing
Travellers Insurance Company, Life, Ac-
cident and Liability Departments.
New York Underwriters Fire Insurance
Company.
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company.
The City Trust. Safe Deposit and Surety
Company.
Issuing Bonds OF Surety to contractors,
administrators. guardians. etc.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
Mr. A. Hanlcy, President Suwanee
Springs Company Suwanee. Fla, March

Mr.. A. Hanlcy President Suwanee
Springs Company, suwanee. Fla, March
IL
Dear Sir: / was troubled with Eczema.
and on my way South was advised TO
visit Suwanee Springs. ! went there on
Tuesday, March 8, arriving at noon. !
commenced 10 drink the water. and the
second ,lay drank four of the bottles con-
tanning about half gallon each. two gal
Ions Ia all, continued this and took he
hot baths. and on Friday of The following
week | left the Springs entirely cured.
feel elegant and have discovered no
symptoms OF Eczema. I am now at
Rockledge and have advised quite a mum
Der Of people to visit your Springs at
once, among them DR.. E. J.. Defender
fer AMI vile who is suffering with chron-
is stomach trouble. He Will visit your
Springs Immediately. ! am sure he viii
be cured judging from what the water
has done for me and what I have wit
messed Il doing for others while AZ the
Springs Please send me a few o: yOrr
pamphlets describing the Springs to my
address at Scranton. Pa. Respectfully
yours, A. =. BEDFORD.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
RICE FIELD LAMB.

Get the best riceheld lamb Of the season
a jas. j. Joyces OF course have ev-
Of fresh flyers you ever saw.
Phone for it-107.
p. s.-EyerythinR in vegetables and
fruits you wish. Strawberries fresh
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
MONDAYS SALE.
SHOW CASES, FURNITURE.
c. II. DORsETT, AuctIonccr,

c. II. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
VIII sell a II a. m Monday, 18th, Ele-
sant Upright Show Cases. portable and
very handsome. French Ten-Day Clock,
Counter and Shelving. Bed Lounge, .
Show Cases, Bed Room Suits, in oak
and in walnut. Refrigerator; also a lot
of odds and ends.
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Large lot OF Pictures. Roller Top Desks.
for Estate Carter, as per legal ad. in Mon
days paper.