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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
Gines iuusem Mannes GrlebuiB.
OtISn, IA. cttUber 1897.

% OF b n, IA. Sttober 1897.
Sh milf Sbnen lest meine Symphonic ueuucu.
sd bin % Sdbr. alt; @sipi6t $50 9funo; @r6b0
fsub; Sadrfarbe bunfelbraun; S0rper unb @liss
Der lang uno i6lanf: SdpGbt Dts aun3tn 96r=
btrs 6opf iduer uno boil bon flinoenotn 90neH;
Sbmer,en oberbllb Der @uoeu; bas WsiBe i'm Nuqe
GELS; &aut unrsin uuo iettig; gtlbs 3unue, beb.dt
nit ptibsm usberlue, frdtjen unD biftelu, I'M aus
Ger Rebls einen Jdbsr ft6rfturti9en S6leim 5u ens
ferntn S5ttdtn unb anoere 9ihonen Dor ben aus
aen: I6redlide 5rdune; Rero6ftdt, Uioiqfeit; elm
8erlanqen lanoe I'M gett su lieqen; beg WorosuS
,n miioes i6psres ejsiiibl bsi'm Nuiittben bic
Edrme man6mal peritOpft uno man6mal regular;
manbmal ihleimiQe Gutleeruneeu aus D;u 9drmen;
1lnrsinli6fsit auf Der 0aut; SUDDEN; ibltbtsr @es
i6mod i'm Wuno Wbib.u Dor Nrbet unb ipebis
der gsieni6at; Sang sur 6iriamftit; Oumpft,
i3pert, fump ffnnae uno trdumeribe Sonfufou
Der Geoauttn blofes, bagtrts ausicbsu Raiens
bluteu: Nadbtid neb; BerlaHQtn pIel gDdfcr Az
nod otm Subtttotbeu. Gs III abt Sabre Der, iet
i'd oieit Dsruibteno. aneepobnbsit annobm uno i'd
babe ieitbtr fait mmcr gelttten. Sd mar unter oer
gebanblung BON FCbtn Sottur.n. SD babe ftin
Golomd Gucdflbtr sber blaut gGen msines geHs
fens na6 o,nommeu. Sd babe Dieie 9Inatpobubtt
abqeltqt oenu ieitoem id oas HeiolDent genomS
ntn babe i'd has 9crlanatn ocnab ptrlortn. Se
gDenouno peldje nas Mittsl beroprgebraft, mar
eriounlid, gn bas Inbcbaqtn otri6nano ius
burd 3aubtrtraft Mein Gppetit febrtt 3uriid,
meine Settles iroblidtsit purOe neu bdcbt uuO i'd
bin lest dnotlidb oarauf hebudt unO eiiria, mciu
Saactp,rt 3u perri6ttn. Sd ntbmt nur tiueH balls
ben 5bstlofftl Reolptnt 6reimal tdeiid uno cine
BON 8uoiuap's 9llsa tocn @beno une Jipemol
pbdentlid reibt i'd mtiuc g9rbtliGuls uub m,inen
Rldtn nit ReuOS Rclici ein Cine 5ai5t Bat
bi,i. spuuscrtnrt gReubuno berooracbradt absr i'd
CLAUDE es 1T better, Den G,ebrau6 beies MQittels
ncb zine 3eitlang fortluitteH. 9O9a6tun0spoa u.
S-p.
9n HdGen arostr S6pd6e nnb allcr nerb6ien
Grrequnqtn III bitit anpenoune nou r a b IN b 8
Rcaop Reli isf an Der 98irbsiduls BON erobsr
gpidtiottit Gs ptrfebt oag Rerbeuihitcm nit
Gl,ftrilitdt unb eiebt Den Terotu neues 9sbsn rub
Stdrit Bud nit gtutbi6Idecn iber Obiaen G'es
qenftano (8abfpop iibcr pSrritdtiontu in Der Sarus
r6brt etc) aui 9erlangsu frei juqsianOt.
Robnab'g 30 Il m tie iDeroen oon dls
len Npotbeftrn pcrtauft unD fno in Or Raotpab's
Sffict, Rr 55 GlmzStrube, Rtips9orf, 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

baB, penn fie bas@eI9rei ii6er BOG
ipirtbi9aft4 erbeben, laufen Die De-
mpfraten in 6elIen 9aufen na9 ibrer
Yartei, bic SbatIa9e gun3 pereeheno,
baB es feline geI9loKenere @eleli9aft
in bieiem Staate gie6t, als iene pon
McGomas, Solosboroug9, 0luob,
Ching e So.
gs lit eine lei9te Sa9e, rRaiin,
Haiin!" nit Der SDee 5u 9eulen, Die
bemDtratif9en Gegner bes 6rn. Rdz
i'm in bieier Stabt 10 init 8orein9ez
nommenbeit an5ufiilIen, baB bieielben
bas republitanii9e Sidet itimmen.
Sn Der 9tnnd6nle, Die Oemotruten
f0nnen 10 lei9t beurbeitet peroen,
geben bieisl6en Iol9en 2euten fir MIR
fpenig 8eritanb Grebit. Sebermunn
tpeib, bab Muni3ipdl=Gontrole bteien
&dmpf ni9t beriibrt, unb baB in teiz
ner 8eife 9rn. Raiin's Qnieben in
Der Stabt affi8trt perben fam. DAB
9r. GaIin bas Sidet unteritiiBt, be-
bdrf feiner @rtpGgung, benn er unterz
itiiBt ftets bas Sidet. DAB er in
ibrem grfolge gai4ts mebr, uls Pars
teiintereiTe fat, iouts 2tllen augenz
f9einli9 fein. ltniere republitaniz
f6en Sreunbe ipiirben auBerorbentliA
5ufriebenseitelt fein, penn 6r. aaIin
benz Sidet ppppnirte, anitatt oaifelbe
GIT unteritiiBen, unb troBbem erfu4t
man 9emofrdten, bic &ditanten fir
Die &epublifaner aus bem 5euer 5u
bolen, nur neil 6r. Rafin als Elm
Democrat perIu9t, bds bemotrdtiI9e
Sidet eripd6len 81 belfen.
gGas 6ru. 0prman betrifft.
9lber tpenn bic Oemotraten Die
Me6r6eit in Der @eIeBgebung baben,
tperben bieIelban 0rn. 8orman nd9
Dem 8unbesienate 3uriidIenben. S9
tann fdum perite6en, pie 0iefes au9
nur irgenOpie einen S9reden fir bic
9emotrdten baben fam. Sd peib,
unfere @egner finb f9on bon benz
bloBen @ebanfen elmer iol6en WtOgz
li9feit entfebt, unb i9 mibaate Oiez
ielben ni6t, tpenn fie 9imnel uno
@roe in 8epegung ieBen, lin es gu
ber6inbern. 9lls Elm itrdmmer Parz
teifiibrer geben Oemofrdten fopobl,
tpie &epublifaner gu, baB Senator
@orman alien Semen nett boraus TT,
Die ie einen SiB i'm 8unbes Sendt
einna6men. 8ei ben friiheren S6rttz
ten in ietner polttif9en @arrtere mag
man i'm einfa9 als einen gepiegten
9plittter betra9tet baben, aber Ntez
manb, Der nit politii9en @ngelegen>
6eiten bertraut 1T, fam dnoers, als
tpillig 5ugeben, baB ibm Die 3eit einen
9fuf bon 3iemlih perf6iebenem g6ds
rufter gebra3t bat. Seine Bdrteigez
noHen i'm Senat unb in Der Partet
i'm gan5en 2anbe, Mdnner nit amer
tannten 5dbigfeiten, paren 5ufrieoen,
feline Siibreri4aft 81 acceptiren unb
fein @uta6ten anerfennen gu tOnnen.
Sogar feline repu6lifanif6en @olle9en
rGumsn feline groBen Sdbigteiten elm.
0enn Sic u. g. 8orman nit Semen
berglet9en, ipel9e Die republifanifae
gartei na6 Dem Senate geianot bat,
ober nit Semen, beren Ndmen promiz
nent BON Semen fir Grpdblung bur4
bic 2egislatur erpG6nt purben, oann
tann es feiner 5rage mebr unterliez
gen, DaB eine groBe Waebr6eit Der
8iiraer bieies Staates Elm 8erotft 81
feinen @uniten abgeben nirb." (295)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
Or.8aOuuaQ'S
sariapariQtall
NeiOlDent!
Der srObe .Rtatreiniser.
SIR bic 6rilung alrr
6rnniidlen &ranfbeitsn.

Stber Sropitn Sdriaparilian Stiolpent b,rltt9
Sur6 glut S6Htib unn In anoertr @tiie O,R
epifem 9ebtnstrait, benn es ercst ole ptrbrouaten
etoffs oes 26rptrs ourb reiues uRo eiuuoes Ueotts
rial Sropbsln, ausJebruue Syphilis, uueetbeiIte
unb i6ledt oebelts osnsrib: Rrunibstsu in ibrcn
pi.ltn Sorm,n Genosu Sic 10 Gents fir nsut inns
itrirt. 9rpidHre -8GotpaD on 8tuersol9, Sriieu=
Gruntbe:tn, 9ei6niirt i'm Soas, i'm Ntuno Guss
ipi6ie. Rnoteu in Den Griiisn uno 9rbdrturaen in
anetren S0rpsrtbeilsu, iblimmt Iueen icropbuloie
gusfllNe aus ben Gbren, bic iblmmft,u 5ormeu
bon Sautsaroufbtten, ausioldosn oftene @unbtu,
grinofOpf, Rinotpurm, sui3flub, Grpfpelas.
i6mer.eupe i6Dar3t 6ltden am a0rpsr, treSsartios
Getpddfs, 5ruuenlsioen unb an bic i6pd6enSeu
uno i6msrs6dftsu Gutl,srunesu, Ra6t6n,ib une
aIs 9eroeuouueen Der 9tbengfraft - gacs III TN
@sr,id Der @eiltrait oisiss g8unOers moosrnsr
Gbemie unb Elm poar Gage Se5ruu6 nirO icbtr
@triou, bic bosslbe fir irgcnO cine beier &ranfs
beiten onpenbst, beien md6tise SeiItraft am els
sentn R6rptr beptiien
g8enu Der 4atitnt, psl9er tdelt3 abnmutt
infolee bon SabinidDinotn unb gusjcbrer, bic
fortfpGbrenb 3untbmen oieien 8erluiteu @ubalt
oebittst unb oieielbtn our6 neues Material, ees
nummen BON eeiunoem Sut erfest uuo bieiss
tbut unb beipirtt Raotpan's Sarinparlan &efcis
psnt = 70 if oeiluHs fter, O,nH ptnn Oitf.s Qsils
mittel einmal iein ReineunQsipert beeinut unO
erfplqreid In In Der 8erminoeruuo 0ss Werluftes,
10 bcilt es i6neI, unb t60li6 nrO Der 9otieut fdI
tdrter btfinoen uno itGrter fitblen, bic 0abruH0
better peroousn, Der Nppett iuirp f6 bebm uno
Sie R6rperfiiGls uub has R6rptrgeiuibt suntbmen.
fSoloenoes 1T Der Sail mo cine 6laibe oes Raes
paps Sdriapariliuu 9tsiolotnt bic epmptpme, ibes
tpeld, gdlugt ipur0., gsdn0srt, bic Sbiupncrac1
rim GuDt semabt bat. Sisier gri.f purOe i'm Ola
tober 1897 qeI6rieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
Ser Graiiocnt auf &eiirn

90 a ( btngton, .. g., q. Ott.
= grGIibent gtooiebelt reiite beute
Na9mittag in Segleitung bes pripat@
iefretGrs Gprtlepou, bes 9iilfsfetrez
tGrs 8ernes unb zines ober 5tpei an
berer 2tngeitelten feines offi5iellen
6ausbaltes iiber Die nPenniplpanier
8abn" nu9 Sarmington, Conn.,, ab.
@r reiit in einem Brtbattpaggon, mel
der ben regelmdBtgen Perfonen5iigen
angebdngt ipirb. Sn Surmington
ipirb Sr. gfooleDelt tur3e 3eit BEL feiz
ner S9peter, Syrau Goples, berz
bringen, ebe er ii9 na9 Nepz9apen
begiebt, mo ibm bic l1niperIitdt gale
ben Ooftortttel berlei6en nirb.
@or feiner Nbreiie pon bier emz
pfing Der YrGiibent ben jupuniI9en
@taatsmann Marquis Sto unb be-
ipirtbete tbn bur4 ein 2un4epn i'm
r@eiben 9aufe."
2lm nG9ten 9onneritag febrt Der
grGIibent na9 Waf6ington 5uriid.
Serf pzGttn, rs, 81. Sft.
= Der Bug bes 9rGIibenten fam Inn
1910 9t6enbs bier an. 0r. &ooieOelt
bate ii9 f6on Inn 10 ll6r CUR Ju6e
bedeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
BUT l1)arnnna Ses l)nbliaums

u
ppr getpiFenloien MDbelbdnblern unb
SepartementslGben, tpel9e Stunbarb,
yaeip 6ome unb Someftic NdbmaI9i=
men 5u perfaufen bebaupten unb fin
girte preife bafiir angeben. Was bic
ielben an Maf6inen bdben, finb aufz
eefaufte nit entitenten Nummern, mo-
fir Die Gompagnten 1i9t garantiren,
unb tperoen unter fdli6en 8ornGnben
pfferirt. @ir iinb Die gertreter Der
Gompagnien in bieler @tabt; bieIel=
BEN gurantiren fir ale BON u,ts ber=
fauften Mui9inen, iebo9 ni6t fir
fol9e BON betriieeriIden Concerns.
2ebtere fiibren obige Mui9inen nur,
um bic @ufmerfIamfeit BON fpl6en
&Gufern auf iid gu lenfen, Die Ma=
fdinen eriter alafe gu taufen tpiin=
f9en, INN benielben ibre billtgen unb
minberpertbisen Mafdinen gu per=
fdufen.
6. 81. SisRe & Co.,
@r. 317, 0eit- -segimatOm strake.
Msenten fir Oomeitic, Stem Some unb
STANDARD Ndbmai9inen.
(292,3,6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22

eebt, auf ct EtrnblrSs o06'n bic Rrdu.rr
iprieben nno aeoe;b'H, aus Osrcn Salt man 9ia:n
i9aift, @tiunObeit Iu otrl;ibn. 9eenn cs am
Stublgape Sir qetriebt, 10 nimm oiort uno 900 r;
Hiht st. 9erGaro Rrduter len elm:
ii2ti mlhtH idnit Die Sdrms rein; biz reguidr Der
edaa ium Srt, iabr IN mi; Qeidptr S0fs tort.
Saun fnmmt Der Appetit auf's 3cu'. Su ibt tiir
3ipsic nl:imir Srtu uHo Su DerDaut nab pOaem
5ii9, fiblt Sid 10 iriib, als ipic eiu 6iicl -
Sir p Gents bel Spotb,iern su babsn.
(SLEp ga 5&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
Gndl Elm Sanfraub.

sub a, Minn., q. Ottober. :
Die Spinbe in Der y5armers' 9anf"
tpurbe beute frib gefprengt. Die
3Guber erbeuteten $4,000. Man bat
feline Spur BON ben SbGtern.
Uf q b o n, @ise., 21.Sfto6er.-
Die 8anf gu Dame Station, na6e
bier, ipurbe beute friib bon Ginbrez
6ern beimgeiu4t, tpel9e bic Spinbe
iprengten unb ben Snbalt raubten.
Der 8etrag Der 8eute lit ni9t ermit>
telt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-22
S6r Sans frei se6eist

NIT beifem 9Sdfftr ceer Dampf.
Ratiirli5 ni9t irsi bonn finanii,nsn S.anb,
bnufts ionosrn ponfduoig fire bon ben Mdns
e.ln. bic 10 bduiie BEL Seii=anlagen Sortommsu.
Ginioe neniee Iefertnaen:
Grhe Ro.ipnalsYoni, 3nsite TotionaI=gant
6ambletpn's @ani st. aubrep's 3irhe.
st. 9eter's Rrhe 6pptins' uniperftdt,
Tr Relp's eanitarium.
Qrpatppbnuneen Der foleenom oerren:
9bepbore Cooper, @obert Tpolt,
Mnorem 9. Sones. Qonrenee Q. 4einp,
8. 8. Wailorp, Charles s. 1onaparte,
et 4aul 4naseniAuls
MbfeIut Iufrienenffsnenhe Mrbeit peer teint
Re,abIuna.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
Rr. leG. EprrsG GaIperts CITRATE.
(Cft6. St6. 11iD
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01
ReaI EAInte Talk.

DO you realize that am offering lots
on Park avenue. Duffy, Henry and An
derson streets at from $500 to $1,000.
that are right now worth from $1,000
to $500, and will bring from $1,000 to
$500 in the next five years? These
lots are the only ones left in the old
city limits; they are in the best rent
ing locality in town. You have to go
a mile south to get lots at the same
figure l am asking for these. Forty
eight lots have been sold and soon
you will see houses springing up all
over the tract, and prices springing
up too. When I sell a man one OF
these lots at present prices. know
he viii make money on ii. and become
permanent friend and customer for
me. Are you going to take ADVANTAGE
of the chance l am giving you, or are
you going to force me TO sell in bulk to
somebody TO whom you will have to
pay three or four hundred dollars
profit on each lot? The lots are going
to be sold. We prefer to sci! them
separately to people who will improve
them now or in the future, but IL you
don't want TO buy item ! can get as
much for the lots cash, and from one
individual who realizes their value, as
I am asking from the general public on
the easy terms Of 500 cash and 500 a
year. We have 40 lots left and want
TO sell "A OF them. l don't mean that
we mean TO reserve. the % best ones
and sell the others. You take your
pick out Of the whole 40. We think
they are all good. and expect to build
on the twenty-five lots we keep before
six months has passed. John L.
Archer, 10 Provident building. --ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01
AT REST IN LAUREL GROVE.
Funeral of Mr.. j. f. Sweat Attended
by Many People.

The funeral of Mr.. ]. f. Sweat took
place yesterday afternoon, at the First
Baptist Church. The services both
there and at the grave. in Laurel Grove
Cemetery, were conducted by Rev. DR..
]. D. Jordan, and We're attended by a
large number of those who had known
and loved Mr.. Sweat in life.
DR.. Jordan paid high tribute to the
dead man. II will never forget the
first Sunday" he said, that / came
to this church unknown and a strang-
er. 1t was our deceased brother who
stood in the yard and gave me a most
cordial welcome, even though he did
not know me. And as long as his
health permitted him he was every
Sunday in the front yard of the church
with as warm a welcome to strangers
as for members. His memory will az
ways be sweet to me and it is in this
position that I shall remember him:
welcoming me to the church.
While we mourn his loss we re-
joice that he now lives and has his
being above. l congratulate this
church that he was a member of 1t;
congratulate the community that he
was citizen: his wife. that she had
SuSh d huSpdLu, anu MS Cnlldren LnaL
they had such a father. His memory
also will be sweet to many that are not
here to-day"
At the church the choir: Mrs. M. Ed.
Wilson, Miss Ellen Morgan, Mr.. Nc
Tween and Mr.. c. D. McCardle sang
Asleep in Jesus" and Nearer, My
God, to Thee" and at the grave, THE
Christians Good Night"
Among the many handsome floral
tributes was a wreath of laurel, sent
by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01
NOT ANXIOUS FOR LIBRARY.
Mayor Myers Will Make No Effort
to Secure 1t From Mr.. Carnegie.

Mayor Myers Will Make No Effort
to Secure 1t From Mr.. Carnegie.
No word from Andrew Carnegie
about the free library that he was re-
ported as being DESTROYS of presenting
Savannah has yet reached the city au-
thorities. Mayor Myers was asked yes
terday If he had heard anything from
the Steel King, but replied that he had
not.
II certainly shall not push the mat
ter" said the Mayor. The offer of Mr.
Carnegie. after all, is not so munifi-
cent. OF course he is inspired by the
best motives and is really a great phi
lanthropist. He gives largely to public
institutions, and his generosity is I'M
doubted. But 1t is not always to the
advantage of a municipality to accept
such an offer as he is reported to have
made in this case.
"Of course the credit cannot be taken
away from Mr.. Carnegie for making
a gift" said the Mayor. SHOULD he
set apart $4,000 for the establishment
of a free library in Savannah, he would
be out that much money. l do not be-
little such generosity, but I do say
that l believe the proviso that accom-
panies such gifts from Mr.. Carnegie
is one that a municipality with such
good credit as Savannah's, would make
error in accepting.
"A stipulation made by Mr.. Car
negie is that his beneficiaries must
help themselves. He will not make a
simple gift of his money for the estab-
lishment of a library without demand
ing that a city make an annual appro-
priation of 10 per cent. of the amount
of his gift for the maintenance of the
institution. This means a cost to the
city that. considered from a financial
point of view. is excessive.
Savannah could float bonds, should
1t be desired, amounting to $4,000, on
which but four per cent. interest would
have to be paid. That is certainly less
than the 10 per cent. appropriation that
Mr.. Carnegie demands. The city could
scarcely legally float such bonds, how
ever, If they We're designed for the es-
adjustment of a library. 1t could how
ever, make an annual appropriation for
the support of a library. If It were
thought to be for the public good.
THE people seem to be making no
clamor for the library. hear nothing
to indicate that a free library is espe-
cially wanted in Savannah"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01

Balance OVERWHELMING. ~
1t is desired to sell "a lots, additional
before Christmas. Terms, 500 cash, 500
per year.
The lots on New Houston street
park avenue) are really the highest
and prettiest lots in the whole tract
Duffy street has cement pavements,
street cars, and good surroundings.
Henry street is one of the best streets
in the city. we'll built up. and when
paved will be a first-class thorough
fare Anderson street lots are all
right at the price. Any of these lots
are splendid for investment. You can
build homes or houses to rent imme-
diately on any of them The remain
ing lots vary in price from $500 to
$3.50 apiece, and are extremely cheap.
Remember that the residence section
of the city is sweeping toward the
east, and these lots must increase rap
idly in value.
The lots l am offering to-day at from
$500 to $3.50 will easily bring from
81, 200 to $4,000 in the next three years.
Any of the people who bought from
me on Monday would ask you two or
three hundred dollars profit now, and
they are worth it. The truth is the
lots I sold for 5000 and 81, 900 ought
TO have brought from $1,000 to $1,000.
Think of my selling a forty-foot cor
ner lot for 1910, when a thirty-foot cor
ner on same street only block away
brought $1,000 six months ago At
same proportionate price my $970 cor
ner should have brought $4,000. John
L. Archer, 10 Provident building.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01

Messrs. ]. L. and G. K. Christian
have secured a charter for the conduct
of a general transfer and delivery bust
ness under the style Of the Union
Transfer Company. They are equipped
with a number of cabs, wagons and
trucks. and propose to give the public
a reliable service. Mr.. j. L. Christian,
the president of the company, has been
general bookkeeper for the Lippman
Drug Company about fifteen years, and
has a large circle of friends among the
business men of the city.
Mr.. G. K. Christian has been en-
gagged in the dry goods business in
Atlanta a number of years, but at one
time resided in this city, and is also
well known. These gentlemen begin
business with bright prospects, and be-
ing young men of energy and ability,
will no doubt succeed in their new en-
terprise. Their Office is in the Savan-
nah Volunteer Guards building, S44
Bull street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01
TAX RATE THE SAME
MAYOR MYERS TELLS WHY THERE
WILL BE NO REDUCTION.
FOR LANDS AND RETIREMENT
MONEY MUST BE EXPENDED NEXT
YEAR BY THE CITY.

Possible. But Scarcely Probable,
Said the Mayor, That There May
De "A observation-disclosures of the
Bill for the Extension of the City
Limits VIII Mean That the City
viii Have to Buy Lands for the
Extension of the Streets and
Lanes to the New Limits-Pay-
ment should Not BE Made Alto
Eether BY Notes, the Mayor Said.
street Paving viii Also Demand
Considerable Appropriation.
1T is possible, but by no means prob
able" said Mayor Myers yesterday,
that there may be reduction in the
city tax rate for 1902. 1t remains for
the Finance Committee and then for
Council to go over the matter, and I'M
til after those bodies have given 1t
their careful consideration it cannot be
said Just what will be done.
There will scarcely be a reduction.
however, for there are improvements
TO be made. Another year, however, we
will look forward to a reduction and
I see no reason now why one should
not be arranged for 1909
The Mayor was asked if the increase
of approximately a million and quar-
ter in the property valuation of the
city over the year before should not
serve to bring about a reduction in the
rate. He replied in the negative, say
ing that million increase in property
would mean only about $4,000 increase
in taxes. which would not go very far
nent.
'If the bill for the extension of the
city limits should pass the Legisla-
.ture," said the Mayor, at will mean
that the city will have to buy lands
for the extension of the streets and
lanes to the new limits. That will
cost money. The method has been to
pay by Mayors notes, falling due a
year, two, three, four or five years from
date, but l do not think that this plan
should be followed altogether. 1t
would be far better to pay at least a
part of the purchase price of the lands
in cash, giving notes for the balance,
If the entire amount could not be paid
with the prospect for the need Of
lands for this purpose before us, it is
scarcely possible TO decrease the tax
rate. OF course appreciate that the
expense of house drainage construc-
ton, which has been very heavy, will
be removed, but there will be as much
money as was expended for that this
year needed to buy the lands next
year. and to meet the cost of improve
ments.
Some Of the unpaved streets need
paving badly. The paving of West
Broad street has never been provided
for by Council, and that must be in
cluded in next years budget. Then
one of the east side streets must be
paved, whether Lincoln. Habersham or
Price, as we'll as some of the cross
town streets"
Other members of the board have ex-
pressed the same opinion as the May
or, and it seems that the tax rate for
next year is to be s1.45 a thousand,
with the 10 per cent. allowed as dis
count for prompt payment, the same
as that for this year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-01
Gull MARKET BASKET"
This the WatchwOrd of the Man
After the Peoples Good VIII.

This the WatchwOrd of the Man
After the Peoples Good VIII.
For a long time the battle cry has
been full dinner pail" but in Sa-
vannah, at least, that may be changed
to the full market basket. The town
is struck with a spell of prosperity
such as it's people have not known for
years, and the fact that complaints
are made elsewhere is enough to prove
that while this city does not pose as
the hub of Southern manufacturing,
there is enough employment here to
take care of the thrifty and indus
trious. The full market basket" is
we'll to have, provided it is filled at
the right place and with the proper
food. Some food is not worth going
into the basket. But load IL with rich
things from Logan's, the town caterer,
who leads because he's best. Thous-
ands of baskets filled by him monthly,
and not one customer dissatisfied.-ad.