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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

FISHING OR OUTING PARTIES
can be supplied at small cost with folding
cots, folding tables, oil stoves, granite
plates, and cups and saucers, Also knives.
forks and spoons. etc. from the Govern
ment stock OF last year. s. Bernstein; both
phones. 303 West Broughton.
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NOTHING WILL PAY AS MUCH AS
improved weli-selected property; we are
headquarters for that kind: don't buy
until you see what we have. Youmans
& Demmond.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

ABOUT THE ONLY LOTS ON BULL
etreet that can be bought are In my
hands for sale at 1880 each. John l.
Archer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

1853 BOLTON. ONE-STORY COTTAGE
for sale; good chance for some indus
trious colored person to buy cheap home;
terms to good party made easy. T.. @.
Black, Is Bryan. east, rear office.
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TOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
7Sigehces, thoroughly renovated Apply
- WHY agent, IL Bryan street, east.
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ELEVENTH, WEST OF BARNARD
6 excellent lots; very cheap for cash
can furnish q block. E. G.. Black, II
Bryan, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

FOR RENT NO. 835 WHITAKER
street near Charlton street. Apply to
Rivers q Gibbes, Drayton and ST. Julian
streets
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CONGRESS AND EAST BROAD;
splendid investment; you should see this
If you are buying real estate. e. G.
Black.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

1907 DUFFY STREET, EAST: A
beautiful little home opposite Mr.. J. s.
Collins residence. John L. Archer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

TWO HOUSES, PERRY STREET
lane, between Price and Houston, for $625;
they rent for $40 a month. John L.
Archer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-02

FOR SALE. IF YOU WANT TO BUY
a comfortable home see me about my
house, in THE Meadows lot 60x140 feet,
and fronts on two streets. f. H. Mar
shall, CASTOR and Drayton
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FOR SALE, SMALL BUILDING NO
pa Duffy street. east. only $3.50. I. D
LaRoche.
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s. FOR RENT, RESIDENCE 1921 HALL,
sss, not and cold water; rooms; south
str. corner Habersham: also "a Price
" immediate possession. Apply w.
eas, '"lnton. 2OS Thirty-eighth street.
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well; will sell or exchange for income
paying property at avery low figure John
L. Archer.
VERY GOOD SALT WATER HOME.
Shipyard, for 500. John L. Archer.
MIGHTY NICE COTTAGE AT THUN-
derbolt for $500; $50 cash; balance In
monthly payments. John L. Archer.
FIRsT-cLAss BUSINESS LOCATION
on the Bluff, Thunderbolt, known as the
SAWYER Place and also the beautiful res
idence across the she'll road; Will De solu
cheap John L. Archer.
NICE PIECE OF LAND, CORNER
shell road and Mechanics avenue, AOxS5O.
for sale cheap. John L. Archer.
sIxTY-Two ACRES OF LAND CAT
tie Park, for $3.50. John L. Archer
A NICE FARM OF FORTY ACRES.
on Thunderbolt shell road and extending
back TO the Thunderbolt electric line, at
$500; this is about the only piece OF lana
in the vicinity that can be bought at any
price: the city is sweeping that way and
in a few years this forty acres will make
the man who buys 1t immensely wealthy.
John l.. Archer
HERE is A LIST OF SOME OF THE
things / have had inquiries for this week
and haven't had anything to suit Them
they are waiting for me to find something;
n YOU have IT, and want to sell let me
know Monday morning. John L. Archer.
WANTS A LOT IN THE SOUTH
ern part OF the city on a northwest cor
ner and is willing to pay any fair price
for Il: 3 wants lot, corner preferably.
With a frontage OF not less than sixty
feet. 10 build some nice houses TO rent.
ana wants II north Of New Houston street
ana between Habersham and Monteom-
erv. g wants about 50 900 residence, IN
pood neighborhood; d wants about
ss 0oO or 5000 residence. must be north of
Gwinnett and between Habersham and
MontRomery; r wants about the same
thing. but must be north OF Castor; +
warts 81 900 or 5000 residence east OF Bull
and north Of Bolton; @ wants $500
ho,,ae in any good locality; there are three
others who want homes TO cost them
about e. 900 and are willing 20 go IN any
resnectable locality; II wants about
- 900 or 81. 500 house, aud two others want
something between $3.50 ana $500;
wants a good business corner IN the
sopthwestern part Of the city; will buy
sfosk OF goods II necessary 70 get what
he wanty have three people who have
escb "a 900 10 invest. and they are Will
Inc 10 take most anything that pays we'll:
n wants a little homo for $1,000 anywhere
north Of Twelfth street and between East
ard West Broad streets; l. wants
l,house and lot at Tyoeei n wants about
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street lane, near Montgomery, for 500;
$50 cash; ST a month. John L. Archer.
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TWO STORES FOR RENT, ONE COR
ner Barnard and Congress, and one next
door in Congress street. Apply Lippman
Bros, wholesale druggists.
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no Tor RENT. ELEGANT RESIDENCES
al. hehry street, west, 1906 and 1910 Lin
r. street, near Duffy street. Julius
Pm -a' ann, SO6 Henry street. east. or los
bryan street. west.
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FOR RENT, COTTAGE AT ISLE OF
Hope. large yard, fruit trees and arte-
sian water every convenience. cheap
rent. p. o. Box 50.
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e. G. BLACK SELLS REAL ESTATE;
if you are buying call 1910. either phone
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY e. G.
Black, 16 Bryan east
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IF YOU WANT A LOT THAT WILL
increase in your favor as the years roll
on, buy one on First street between Lin
coin and Abercorn: we are selling them
for less money than lots much farther
out Yolmans G, Demnnox,d
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WANTED, GENTLEMEN BOARDERS,
nice south room. bath on same floors
convenient to two car lines; terms rea-
sonable. AIS Gwinnett street., west.
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HOMES IN EVERY LOCATION,
style, and prices; don't buy until you see
what we have. Youmans & Demmond
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

DR.. and Mrs Purdue are expected
home from the east this evening.
Miss Nellie Butler and Ambrose Mark
ling were married Sunday evening.
Mr.. C. K. Savage. of Newton, Kansas,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Harry Dedrick Of DERRICK & Ded-
rick. has gone to Panhandle. Texas. on lie
gal business.
Mr.. ". II. Fitch has returned from the
conference of the Christian church, which
has just closed at Pratt. Kansas.
Frank B. Walker and family. of Marys-
Vile. Kan. arrived in this city yesterday
10 make this city their future home.
Mrs. w Z. Hodges Of Saltwater. will
return home Friday, having made q visit
OF several weeks with her mother and
sister.
Mrs. c. Rudolph of Kiowa was in the
city yesterday trading. Mr.. Rudolph
is one Of the largest cattle men in Barber
county.
c. l. Miller yesterday sold 10 Frank
and Henry Carlson a quarter section Of
land just west of the city on 18th street
for S5.o0o.
The many friends Of Mrs. Sarah Allis-
ton VIII be sorry TO hear that she IS very
low. The doctor has CIV n up al hope
Of her recovery.
AR Neal. who has been iE the employ
Of the Missouri Pacific, as an accountant,
lett yesterday for Leavenworth. where
he has accepted another position
Mrs. n J. WHtschek has returned from
n two months visit 10 her daughters in
Houston. Texas and has gone 70 join the
doctor and Miss Niltschek at Valley Cen
ter.
John Tracey. division sales agent OF
the Kansas x Texas Coal company. with
headquarters here. has returned from q
ten days trip through southw est Mis-
sogri.
Mr.. Fred Hammers and Miss Geruaine
Counod VII be united in marriage this
afternoon. Miss Ceunod is 8 highly edu-
Gated and well known young lady II this
city. She has been 70 Paris. France.
where sl.e Finished her eduCatien- The
best wishes ~ many friends sre extended
TO the couple
Miss Clara IIe.a.nE. o. Washington.
Nc IS visiting Der aeat. Airs. III. r. W
Petc. oI l-1l 81 Francis. Agrs. SsN,en.
Of ST L-lls is also the guest - Airs
Perfy Teey cane expecting 10 .gen5 car
niy-l ne-s 81 .t4 chs uaJ ths Geeror
ara sis Wlf= se h--r saovtnc tneir
eassts th- eirv and thsy naye bstb ZEN ia
love with tie Peerless princess. Mr. ana
aIrs. Sex5ea have about decided 10 Rove
10 Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
REPRESENTATIVES, Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Among the shippers who had hogs on
the market yesterday were T. W. Bay.
of Corwin; s. e. Lane of Kingman;
Ches'-ey X Funk OF Nicl,erson; Hammers
& son. of Clearwater, J. l.. Nandiveer,
of Hackney; W J. Norris of oxford. and
w +. Beclzham. OF Burton
Fred Gertes. the prosperous farmer Of
Derby was at the yards yesterday, and
ne save the market reporter Tor the
Eagle a few pointers On the hog market.
lie says that the board Of trade is bear
ing the hog market and people VIII run
in their boss because feed is high and
in a short time receipts win begin 30
fan of ard then the market VIII SO
good deal higher than it has ever yet
been this year. Mr.. Kertes closed his
south eve and said: You have heard
this story about the packers crying for
fear the poor consumers VIII have To
pay than too much money for cured
meat. Don't YOU lose any sleep over that.
but Just svait and see. Why, Armour or
John Cudahy would corner the provis-
ion market and run mess pork 80 forty
dollars a barrel and look as innocent
as lest spring lamb. if they could make
the country fellows believe that hos pro-
ducts were going to be cheap. and 80 TO
selling larG or mess pork short.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Keeps on Its
Downward Sway.
ANOTHER 20CENT DECLINE
Cattle Market Steady and
Fairly Active.
ANOTHER 2OCENT DECLINE

The supply OF hogs were about equal
TO the demand yesterday, but in spite Of
this three loads were held over for TO-
days market, sellers hoping to get bet
ter prices. The bulk Of the hogs on the
market did not average as good in quail
ity as the previous day. The market
opened 3 to 1Oc lower and by noon it
was fat zoe lower than the previous days
close. The top price was ss.25, but the
same hogs would not have brought that
price at the close. It is evident that the
buyers expect hogs TO go stiI lower. as
there was no buying at the close to put
in on tOday's orders, as is usually the
case 1t is freely predicted in private
sources of Information from Chicago and
Kansas City that hogs viii go to six dol
lars and below for everything EXCEPT the
best in those markets. There seems TO
be q general belief that the packers want
chaper hogs. They are now claiming that
hogs are too high, and that the cured
meat is getting so high that the great
majority Of the consul lers will economic
IN the consumption of hog products. The
packers do not want to load up with
meat that cost so much that the people
VIII not buy il. These stories, Of course,
are told to bear the market, and people
viii take them for whatever they con-
slider them worth. It is common say
ing among spectators that it is always
the unexpected that happens, and when
people generally expect that hogs viii go
a good deal lower they may go a good
deal higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10

The corner Of Lawrence and Twenty
first is near the packing houses, and is
becoming quite a business location.
Councilman ScheI has been for a long
time trying to induce the city to place
an electric light at the corners of these
streets, and finally succeeded. There was
great rejoicing in that section yester-
day when the electric light company
brought some poles there and gave no
tice that the light would be put up at
once.
It is expected that Dold will have the
stone masons at work on the new pack
ing house next week. There Will be a
solid stone wall built through the center
Of the foundation for the big cooler
From the foundation this center wall
Will be carried to the top OF the building
with brick, so that when completed the
cooler viii be in two sections. The new
Dold house will be built throughout with
a view to fire protection.
The force over at the Cudahy packing
house are rushed with orders, and are
sending out cured meat by the box car
and train load. Frank Miller, who was
50 long with the DOld house as sales
man, is now at Cudahys. and he said
last night that the new Cudahy house
was doing a splendid business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10

Perolar s.ssicn of Eus tonight SIX
candidate for iniation- Refreshhments az
close
The Wcuan7' Auxiliary tea Hil b held
FRIDAY ulth Mrs. O. J.. Adams. 10 North
Lawrence ~ O'Clock
The Wells Circle ~ Kings Daughtea
wlu meet vlh Mre Davi1son. ~ ..
m. TO-DAY business ~ importance
The chllrena Home Board win rect
This afternoon with 1fre ! ~ NaFior.
coraer ~ Tfirf ard Market street 80 ~
The Ladies Ala Society. ~ fhe FIRST
Presis terrain church VIII meet 1t fhs
church narior THURSDAY ~ z-sl al mem
asra are urged to D. rre1t
Thr Norra0s Unitarian Society viii
meet vith Afrs. Petre. ffs caruptfu ave.
-se Wet FFa -alr 1ay C-feser 81. ~
p ~ Rerriar program a fail at-
tendance is rrele1
The ialf.a ~ the German EFsnssIioa4
Lutheran chsrcH aec.sty wa meet AZ ne
bone ~ ATs Herman Niekei. IFS Lar
u-r F-reet fhs arfsrroen ~ = oeieeE
raze fra Hiver car
All u mbers ~ Hicata lodge 80. o
y D. s ere rrqles,ei - meet ~ ft-
lsH. IL tne Getta BOX ~ q eteck shar1.
lrsraIz.ior ~ rer -9ccre Frenas ~
the lodge end thslr families srs eer--sllg
l1vse6
All members ~ tae Ceufla iolre. So.
3. o y 81 = aye rererEr.s 81 p 20 iarir
han ala .sra.nz et 2 1-rlecE % te fressat
% TIRE l-ral-ti7n ui-h IRE nrrthers =
SO G. AZ frts-Es q C.s-Ehls la-sa ar
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
REUNION AT Mr.. BELLS.
Had Net Seen His Brothers and Sist-
ers fer Thirty Years.

Last SUNDAY afternoon on the West side
occurred a reunion and q house warming
that was a truly Joyous time Nr- J. N
Bel had a number % bis brothers and
sisters and his children all G. home he
had not seen part o them for ABOUT thir-
= years and Of course che party had
much 70 say about old times and old as
sociates. Memories ~ Ga times cause
one 10 realize hos dear the compauion-
ships of other times really are. ard such
reunions as this one bring back ali Of the
pleasant memories q younger dsys- AZ
Ter pleasant tire had been spent RI cor-
versation a bcuutifui dinner vas served
ard an present did fan Justice - 81
Those present were Mrs. Emma sutton.
Mrs Rhodz Slaughter q sbeih5-Fll,e. Iz--
Miss Caroline Beu. Boot p Cnaupai
Iu ar A. 3 Reu u 8. JoEe-h- No..
N- and Mrs Cllss. Bell and fluir. slr
Jessie I,elanG ard family Mr F-i Bel
ara family Mrs- 7far1esrE ~ N=- Mar
dock arl 81 sess Susie en- Hf.s T
AR s. Aed-rsen. vh9 8 ru1llarta
3D. -. srta - freight ssf-es VS. t4-ea
sid cguge-sd 70 s1t
v.- p Is AsDs- th-s -l i -ot---s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
BEARS RULE GRAIN
Feeling of Depression Takes
Hold of the Bulls.
CEREALS CLOSE LOWER
Reversal Occurs in All Three
Grain Pits.

Chicago. Oct. s.-GeneraI bearish condi-
tons and a reversion Of feeling among
bull leaders depressed all markets today
and December wheat closed 1c lower,
December corn nc down. and December
oats CSC under yesterday. Provisions
closed from az to 171zc depressed.
There was complete change Of senti-
ment in the wheat pit from yesterdays
closing bullish activity. A considerable
quantity OF long wheat had been carried
over night in expectation Of a continued
rise today. but whe nthere was no re-
Spouse in cables to the local bulge. every
one seemed to want to let go of his hold
ings, and a rapidly sagging market was
the result. The usual bearish statistics
were present again with no improvement
in the cable list, and December opened
SAKE to 1zQ5sc lower, at 697kG6sc. A
| sharp break Of re resulted from liquida-
ton during the first hour. Reports OF a
considerable increase in shipments had a
| recuperative effect, but this was short
lived, and on a revival Of selling by bears
December declined to 691kc On cover
reacted slowly, but closed weak, 1c low
err at 69AG697sc. Local receipts were
147 cars, none Of contract; MINNEAPOLIS
and Duluth reported 900 cars, making a
total for the three points Of 1,O53 cars.
against 91S last week and 7S9 a year ago.
Primary receipts were 10000 bushels,
compared with last years 1,131. 600 bush
els. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
IaI MI
board reported 10 loads taken for export
Corn ruled dull and weak. Bull leaders
of yesterday turned sellers today and
acted as though they would let the mar
ket take it's own course. Offerings from
the country were freer and shipments
fell off considerably. The weakness In
provisions had a bearish effect, as did the |
decline in wheat December opened a |
shade to sc lower on lower cables, sold !
between 5624G567s and 5614c and on a |
small reaction due to shorts covering |
closed weak, 15c lower. at 563sc Receipts |
were $50 cars. December oats had little |
to trade in a narrow market. Prices |
opened lower in sympathy with other
grains and declined On liberal country |
offerings and renewed selling by the
northwenst. The demand was limited al
most to proft-taking by a few local !
shorts. December ranged between S51k
and 351zc, and closed weak at the latter
figures, 2sc under yesterday. Receipts
were liz cars.
Renewed outside liquidation and weak
hog market depressed provisions. There
was a small local support on the early
decline, but this soon fell off, and with
but little cash demand January pork
closed 17ikc down, at s14.9l1k; January
lard PFC lower at IS s21k, and January
ribs nc lower, al s7.S5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, leo cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 14O
cars; hogs, 5000 head.
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ton and wet nshort freely, the market
closing to points lower
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Oct. 9.-The same doubt and
hesitation regarding the future course OF
prices was reflected in todays stock mar
ket as in yesterdays. Speculation was
hstless and apathetic and the sentiment
Of the small traders whose operations
made up the market underwent many va
riations. Few active stocks show a net
change Of as much as point, even where
the days range was considerable. The
disposition was TO close up contracts both
on the long and the short side until the
future course OF prices outlined itself
more definitely. This tendency was de-
monstrated in the response of BrOokly n
Transit and Of Atchison 10 the specific
developments affecting them. The an
nual report Of Brooklyn Transit which
was published after the closing of the
market last night was interpreted unfa-
vorably in all the current comments. es-
pecially IN the disclosure that the treas
ury bonds had been sold during the
year. Yet the stock promptly advanc d
and resisted an attempt on the part OF
the professional traders to depress the
price. The stock advanced at one time
2lk, showing the most conspicuous
strength in the market.
The increase in the Atchison dividend
rate, although confidently predicted in
some quarters, had ben denied with equal
confidence in others. In fact, the decis-
ion seems 10 have been discussed and
finally decided in the meeting itself Of
the directors. The attempt u advance
the stock on the announcem snt pTcycd
abortive, the extreme rise o.er last night
reaching less than a point. ami the net
gain only 4. The doubt over the ire
dicted advance was due to the fact OF
the shortage in the corn crop. Some Of
the other southwestern railroads were
offered down sharply, as though to en-
phasize this view. The estimate Of the
years wheat crop by an agricultural pc
riodical placing it at a record figure. and
at 1O0, 600 900 bushels for Kansas alone,
was an opportune Offset to this conten-
ton. The election of an additional Stand
ard Oil representative to the Union Pa
cifc board of directors was a verifcation
Of another bull prediction. But the bull
party hesitated to take up the specula-
ton for an advance owing to the danger
that money furries may still intervene be-
fore the interior movement Of currency
terminates.
Sterling exchange was notably strong
today on active demand, demand sterling
fairly touching $50. This is more than
cent in the pound sterling above the gold
import point Sugar and Amalgamated
Copper, which continued active, drifted
rather uncertainty. but with a rather
firm undertone. Norfolk and Western was
was bid up nearly two points at one time
on the assumption that recent accumu-
latlon OF the stock has been for account
of Pennsylvania railroad interests. The
market closed irregular
There was slight break in Wabash
debenture B bonds. The market other
wise was rather dull and irregular. Total
sales, par value, s2s4O,COo.
United States bonds were ali unchanged
on the last cali.
Closing nricae Of storLs vera nc follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
stepped Into Live Goals.

when a child burned nv foot
frightfully" writes ". II. Eads OF Jones'
vile. Va. which caused horrible leg sores
for 30 years but Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured me after everything else
failed Infanible for Burns. Scaids
Cuts. Sores. Bruises and Piles. Sold al
a-c AT Gehring-s Pharmacv.