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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
@cnn es, bnrdj Die CELEBRATIONS,


Seiucgnng, gelingt, cine ernlt-fatbo-
hide, mGnnlihe Meinung in ben
Ser. Staaten gelteno 81 MAIDEN, 10
lit baburb 9eoeutenoes erreiht
porben. 3uerit miro Der ginfluB
bes rSofpr1latentbumS" mie
Semano es nannte - ge6ro6en letn.
9ann lit altf, an 8peiter Steae, Die
gusii6t er0ffnet noroen, Die Satbo-
lifen 81 elbRanOigem 5iib.
len, 9enfen unb Sanoeln an5uleiten.
@ir GuBern oieie Soffnungen nur
GuBerit 5agbaft oenn, ielbit inner
|balh Der 50oeration, mib nod
Wan6es Ii6 flaren. Die Siebe our
|3ulaiiung Der Deiblih Ell
0elegaten, Die Retgrng 81 Der
q a 6 afung gebeimer y e.
ELI aten uno 10 man6e
onoeren rliberalen Sranien" miiiien
in monden &reiien nod mebr in Den
Sintergruno treten, ebe man iagen
bari jest lit cine abIolut approbas
tionsfGbise S%oberatipn porbanoen.
ginitipeilen iheint es uns aber
8fliht Ser Stitnoe 81 iein, bano-
feIt mnf5utreten, uno Die ein5elnen
Sramiiationen s~etrennt nnb itarf
gu balten, bamit man INNER I'M
.Stanbe lei erfolgreid gegen
9ll1tpergiftungen in Der 5oberation
alIfSutreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Mu16teu betrefeno oen TS0e'
rationS Gouoeut TT
CbicaQo.

alar mo beitimmt, e%ntgegenfom-
menb unb Dor alem lopal iino Die &c.
itrigen 9eibliiiie Der fatboliihen
SOberatipn, Die iif IN oireften @egen.
las iteaen, 5u Der u~nperidamten Be
,pormunbmng, Die Der er5bii6Oflihe
Yolitifer bon ct. 8aul Den amerita-
niihen 8atbolifeu 5ugeoatt batte.
3par mag Der Con uno Snbalt iener
9eihliiiie manfen emp0rtern 8emil-
tbern aa3u milo uno permittelno err.
i6einen. @s lit aber cine grobe
Srage, OBJ cine berausiorbernbe Suls
tung Der SoDeration uno Elm leiben-
ihaftlides @orgeben gegen Die Momt.
niitration niht bas ltnbeil nod per-
mehrt bGtte. 3ielbemuBt e
SO GBigung nar Die rihtige
Norm, unb meitblideuoe Wdnner,
nie 9ii6of WeBmer, lenften Die
Soberation unf Die redte 8abn, IN.
Dem lie Dem @ertraueu in ben @e-
re6tiefeitslim bes Yrulioenten
Mooiepelt ebrenoen @usoruf pers
lieben uub sneleid ben ungeredt oer-
folaten SrbensmGnnern Ger Bbtlip-
pinen bie Spmpatbie Der am%erifuni-
ifen &atbolifen ausoriiften, uno
bas @eripreben ublegten, sur Ser
binbernng aler ungerehtigfeiten
jeocn lopalen ginflub bel Der aneri-
faniihen Hegierung gelteno 81
MAIDEN. 9ieie Gbicago'er 9ei6luiie
iino bas @ert Jgemtegter
0ipIomaten n. Inter 2oDalituts-
periiteruneen ,1nb 9iidlingen miro
90 Der SEER gralioent energii6 our
Sronung gerufen, unb geraoe Die an
ieneu geitellten ergebnnaspollen er-
tpartungen unb &ertrauenSergiiiie
erinnern i'm nm 10 naf)oriifii6er an
feline Yflihten als SanoesOberboupt
aeaeniiber Den n%elleroberten Siiolee.
.Snieln.
Sieies erite @uftretan Der futboli-
ifen celebration lit boil @iiroe uno
WGbiaung, unb mub oieier SrganI'
iation Die glhtung oeS 2anoes eins
bringen. Sbr Grfolg aber miro elm
I'M 10 our6ihlagenoer ieiu, ie mebr
Regierung uno 8olt BON Der Siaig-
feit uno @erehtigfeit ibrer Scribe
rungen i~iberaeuet meroen. uWttdt'
gan Golfsblatt".
Sic @eidliiiie oes Gbicago'er SO.
6erations : Gonpentes iino iebr ge-
mGBigt mtsgeiallen - gemaBlgter
fait, ols man nod gepiiien mobile
fannten GreieniHen ulo an5ei6en
ermarten burfte.
@dbreuo Die 0elegaten (OG 3abl
nah iibrigens Gbicago) Den Derfolg-
ten pbilippiniiheu Sroensleuten ibr
berslihes 8eileib unb lire pGrmite
Spmpatbie IN Der Stunbe ibrer
idmeren 8eorangnib msoriidten,
ipaaten iie es bod nidt, in Die Gro.
teite Der fdtboliften 3eitlingen unb
@ereine piber Die auf Den Hbilippi-
men aeihehenen llneeredtigfeiten elm,
suitimmen. Spraden pielmebr OaS
icite g~ertrouen aus, Dob Die abmini.
itration nod reiiliter unb unpar'
teiiiGer &riifiins Der Sage lire pole
giliht tbun merOe; Defenders I'M
Sinblid oui Die ourh Die 8erbGnos
Iungen 5Wiifen Gait unb Dem 8ati.
fan geidafiene @aiis.
9ie bon Der Contention porge'
nommenen Menberungen on Der
Contribution hes groBen 8ereinsbms
pes cntipreden leioer niht in allDeg
Den 8iinihen uuo 9OridlGgen Der
heutihen fatboliifen Breiie. llniere
beutiten StaatsperbGnbe ioaen
anar fiinitiQbin ais StaatsperbGn0e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
CAS- ,&at6uliidc Sunntassblatt'

bon Chicago, 81, i6reibt:
vSGtte baS fotholii6e &olf IN
Gyranfrei6 Dor Der 8abl 10 De-
monitrirt un0 proteitirt, 10 mare oas
@ablreiultat pobl gang anoers GUS
gefallen. Man ipridt bon Der Setar.
Gle oeS oeuti6en Ott6el, aber Die
G6lGfrigfeit Der autboliten III
Sranfrei6 bGlt NIT Der erlteren fei'
men Sergleib aus
2aiiet einmal Die &utbulifeu
Srantrei6's Die nOtbige Srigel ers
balteu, ouun miro bas grrpaden
ihpn fommert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Sm 8aituralblatte idreibt Sater

Barber betreffenb Oas 2eo.SauS iebr
rihtia:
.GIeruS uno 2aien, gereine unO
8reiie mirften fiir Den &lan oes Geo.
SauieS bel Dem goloenen Brlelter.
SubilGum rnieres glorret6 regieren-
ben ST.. @aters nit elmer 8egelIte'
runq uno Ginmiitbigfeit 5uiammen,
Die bis oubin bel ben ipe5iell SSntes
reiiirten nod faum fir etn anoeres
gemeini6aftli6es llnternebmen err
reidt mar. &Qein oaS SeosSuus
muB erbalten nerben, uno 5lpar bllrh
oieielben 9rdfte, ollrd) wel6e es ms
&eben gerufen ipurbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Sic amerifaniide nmS ensliidc

Bic nmerifantide nnb cngllld)e
s~agesprciIc bot eS beridltet, baB Der
Deutife a~ronprin5 ii6 nit elmer
g%merifanerin perbeiratben tpole rno
iein Grbfolgerebt mnigeben tpoae.
@o6ber motte bieielbe aus Der
M~merifonerin cine 9erti6e uno gu
Iett erflGrte lie, iie babe gelogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
Bier maidcdte ensliiAe Ser.

Tttf W@In|tdJIt TIT YIET Wt A1F7
s~uginucn iino in Gmerifa geboren.
Mnoere Gambler baben feline maId'
ed)ten, engliiden &er3oginnen, Die IN
fremoen 2Gnbern geboren iino, metl
Die @merifaneriunen umeriftenoels"
mebr 8elO baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Sm Gumitc fir GpnititntiOn ST
GbieaNO wor man fir mo gegen oos
,~1rauenitimmre6t". Sic Gelltlden
paren n Of t bafiir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Ger grtifel vllniere Nmerifaniitcn
nuS Die S6OcratiOn" an mSerer
Gtclte. lit icbr gut unO geiGQt AUDI
beH 8eoatteur Dieie3 @lotteS ui9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

sir Spntraftprem lit 3eit iebr
DIT 8el0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
SatDoliI6er ~&ird,en=&atenScr.
Eiemouo fam Smei Serren oisnell. =
Wottb. 6, 24-33.

Rau fann audi liigcn, inbem man
ldlpeigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

giele Waoden, Die rim 9eniio.
note" maren, wiiroen lieber ibren
Wann fofen laiien, ais ielbit ellen,
mos lie ielbit gefo6t baben. Saber
gilt bel ibnen Oas Spri6port nibt:
pSelbltellen maht felt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Nahoem mir idon 100000 Woros
aetootet uno Die Den 8ries etma Sebn
SuBeno Wal beenoigt baben, berid).
ten Die 8latter iebt Dieoer iiber ben
n&rieg gegen Die WoroS!" 8ie oft
miiiien mir ben 9rieg beenoigen2l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19
60! Col! so!!!

Die meiiten gereinsbeidliiiie 80.
MAIDEN gutes Sei5material.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Ser Weni6 bermag pobl cine
feline @inoboie nni6GDlit an
MADDEN, aber an5ieben fann er tie bes.
balb nod nibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Mahoem mir i6on 100 1000 Ioros
aetootet uno Die ben &rieg ettpa Sebn
SubeuO Wal beenoiet baben, berid)-
ten Die 8latter iebt Dieoer iiber ben
.&rieg gegen Die WoroS!" @ie oft
miilien mir Den 9rieg beenOigen2l
Ser Meni6 permag mobl cine
fleine @inOboie uni6GDlid an
maden, aber an5ieben fann er tie bes.
balb nod niht.
@enn mir iagen, unier 8ei6afts-
fiibrer lei lin Sntereiie bes @eibdi-
tes perreiit", 10 lit Damtt n d ge.
meint, Dap bas 8eihdft Damn better
tbnt. 9as lit mabr, aber Der &eoat-
tenr bari bas meoer iagen nod met.
men. ionit p~erliert er feline Steae.
Seim &0nig gbnaro, Dem Siden
lino 8rnmmen, miro je0er S6ritt
uno Sritt beri6tet. gs ioute nns
nid,t mlmoern, iuenn nafItenS ,mlere
lobhuoelnoen S%flapenleeIen an Der
amerifanil6en Ereiie uneefdbr pie
folat beritten miroen: $50 llbr.
a0nia gOuaro bat genieBt!"
1000 llbr. Ser &onig bat ii1 per-
lhludt!" ,11:00 ubr. gr ibt
iebtl" = 1900 llbr. gr lit iattl"
- loo llbr. Gr peroaut!"
y1:30 llbr. @r i6l1ft!" - 200
rbr. gr ibnar6t!" = 800 llbr.
Gr frast iid!" 400 llbr. gr
trtntt elm @las Sbnaps!" = yGr
trintt wieber Gins, etc., biz Nafts
500 ubr." - or lit BOIL"
8enn man bon Sofbii66fen reoet,
loa man nibt pergeiien, oab es aud
Sofnarren CAB.
Die republifaniiden golitifer inn
9oblenminen- 0iitrift baben entbeft,
baB etmas nit Dem ypolen Dinner.
pail" falih lit. $50 lie friiber i6one
S6intenbrot6en, berrli6e Gdnitte
Yic, Sirloin Steafs, ETC., etc. iaben,
finben Die itreifenoen slrbeiter MIR
mebr leere &eiiel uno 8Ie1, Hifts
ais 8leh.
Ger General @npalt Ser Ser.
Staaten bat BON einem Sruit. Wiqio.
ndr Sriigel erbalten. Cine Guittung
| hat Inor nidt qeqeben, Qber ieiueu
9tamen ioute er Gnoern.
&Onig gOmaro BON England meint,
Die @ebete Der gnglGnoer bitten i'm
erhalten. @orals Der S6IuB sll
aiehen lit bab Der Simmel audi Dos
goie aulGBt.
Gin 8uren . General lit ON einem
Ser5idlaa geItorben, aber II a d Dem
&riege. @dbreno bes &rieges Itar.
ben ole gngldnoer baran. 9as Sers
manfen gnglGnoers fiel in oeIie1
Sole uno 10 iou eS Soien poll SerSen
auf Dem Sdladtfeloe in Siio,afrita
gegcben baben.
Serr grpan bat Jest 3G5 Mal er.
flart, er lei nidt pieber Yrdiioent.
ihaftS. Ganbioat. @enn Glepeluno
odsielbe 10 oft iagte, piirbe Der
. eommoner" i'm balo .IoreS"
lebren.
2aS oemofrotii6e Gomite. mel6es
bebouptet 81 ieben, pie Soma bieies
Sabr bemotratiid lGuft, mug ein be.
lon0eres Sernrobr baben.
@cnn EN- gutter Suno einen boien
Sungen beiBt, miro Der Suno ae,
tpotet mo Der Sllnae bemitleioet.
SaS nennen mir Gut init Yos' ara
permilben.
WaS piiroe pobl geiheben, wenn
ole republitaniide Acknowledgement.
ton Den. oemofratil6en HrGiioent.
ld)oftSsG anOiOaten inooilireu miiroes
S8ir petteu eiuen Serriiieuen SUIT &c.
Gen lmlerem belten Seitartifel, oat
Hoolepelt mo Sauna - 10 bitterb0s
tie audi auf chamber limo - miteiu.
49, - IL -. .H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

@enn pir iagen, unier 9eid6its-
fibrer let lin Sntereiie bes @eihdf.
tes perreiit", 10 lit bamtt d &c.
meint, Dap bas @eifdft Damn better
tbut. Sas lit mabr, aber Der &eoaf-
tenn bari bas weoer iagen nod met.
men. ionit p~erliert er feline STEELE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

@ie oberilG6li6 aud moblmei.
nenoe Seripnen iiber politii6e
0ragen urtbeilen, mag man aus Dem
folgenoen Ils5use zines Irtifels aus
Der ~SatnoiS Staats5eitung" err
fennen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Der General Inmalt ser Ser.
Staaten bat BON einem Sruit.W iqio.
mar Briigel erbalten. Cine Suittung
hat anor niht %gege6en, aber ieinen
Namen lolte er dnoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

aonig gODaro bon England meint,
ole @ebete Der gngldnoer bdtten i'm
erbalten. @orauS Der ShluB 5t1
aiehen lit, bab Der Simmel audi Dos
goie sulGBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

WaS piiroe Wobl geiheben, wenn
ole republifaniide Hational.G onpen.
ton Den. oemofratiiden H%raiioent.
ld)ottSsGanOiOaten inooiiireu miiroes
@ir petteu eiuen 5erriiieueu SUIT sc.
Gen irnieren beiten Seitartifel, oaB
NooIepelt mo Sauna = 10 b%itterb0s
tie audi mf chamber iiuo - mitein.
amber IN @aibington oulammenfom-
men wiirben uno Den BrGiioenten.
ltubl fur5 umo flein l6lagen wiirDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

@enn man bon Sofbii66fen reoet,
loa man nitt perseiien, bab es au6
Sofnarren CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

Die republifauiiden 8olitifer inn
9oblenminen. 0iitrift baben entoedt,
oa6 etmas nit Dem ,polen Dinner
pail" falih lit. $50 lie friiber idoue
Standardization, berrli6e Sdnitte
Vic, Sirloin Steufs, etc., etc. iaben,
finoen Die itreifenoen grbeiter MIR
mebr leere aeiiel uno 9le6, Ni6ts
ais 8le6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-08-19

SEER grpan bat Jest 3G5 @aI er.
flart, er lei nidt pieoer 9rdiioeut.
idoftS' Ganoibut. @enn Glepelano
oasielbe 10 oft iagte, piiroe Der
reommoner" i'm balo .WoreS"
lebren.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
Young Man dubbed.

Triton, Ga, July 16.-Yesterday aft
ernoon at Sylvester, Ga, during a dis
pute over a payment of street tax, be-
tween Arthur Skies, a young lad about
grown. and the marshal of the town,
(Mr. Arnold, Mr.. Skies was struck
a severe blow by Marshal Arnold, with
his billy" which inflicted very pain
full wound. Skies, it seems, told Ar
mold that he did not have the money
to pay his tax. and Arnold told him
he would have to lock him up, when
Skies offered some slight resistance and
was dubbed by Arnold. The blow he
received knocked him unconscious for
several minutes. Mr.. Skies is of very
delicate frame. and from one of the
most prominent families in Worth
county, and the treatment he received
at the hands of the officer has caused
no little Indignation. Arnold was ar
rested uDon a warrant for assault and
placed in Jail last night to wait COM
mitment trial. 1t is said he will be
vigorously prosecuted for the uncalled
for attack
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
Politics in johnson.

Wrightsville, Ga, July 16.-County
politics is now the all-absorbing topic
in Johnson and legislative and other
candidates are explaining to the dear
people as never before why they should
cast their ballot for them. The City
Court, dispensary and commissioners
of roaNs and revenues are the burning
issues betwSNn the legislative candi-
dates. There are two preachers, two
politicians and one doctor in the race.
There are from two TO thirteen candi-
dates for each of the offices of the
county. The nomination will come off
on the 30th inst. by a white primary
the Democrats having ordered a white
primary for that date inviting the
Populists to join them, which they
have done. The white people are very
much elated over the white primary,
as it will do away with the bitter par
tisan strife between Democrats and
Populists, this having been one of the
Populist strongholds a few years ago
they having held all the offices in the
county.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
THE GEORGIA EDITORS.
Meeting ut Quitman-Papers Read.
Entertainment.

Entertainment.
Quitman, Ca, July 16-The reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Oglesby last evening in honor of the
editors and their ladies was voted a
delightful occasion by all present.
About two hundred people were enter
tanned. Morning session was opened at
and an address delivered by Hon. B.
W. Merritt, state school commissioner
elect, subject being Education"
paper was read by ]. B. Mercer of
the Fitzgerald Enterprise, THE press
and bad roads; will it always be thus
in Georgia ?" Paper by Mr.. j. E. Glib
son of Moultrie News, Rural mail de-
livery; there is more in it for the press
and the people than you think"
During the time allotted to sugges-
tions a long procession of young ladies
entered, each bearing a quarter of wa
termelon and a spoon and passed back
and forth until all were supplied. Their
entry was greeted by vigorous applause
and President Coleman announced a
recess of a few minutes to dispose of
them. Cedartown was selected as the
next place of meeting and election of
officers was taken up resulting in re-
election of all old officers except treas
urer which was filled by Mr.. D. p.
Moseley of the Danielsville Monitor.
President Coleman being called away
for short while called the vice presi-
dent, Miss Edna Cain to the chair,
which she filled with grace and dig
nifty The court room where convention
was held was packed to-day.
The wagon display of farm produce
of Gaulden Bros. attracted much at
tention, one containing meat, lard, etc,,
and the other general farm produce!
The editors left for Tybee this after
noon about one hundred and twenty
five strong.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
SUTTEN'S FRIENDS SURPRISED
Not Believe He Had Turned Horse
Thief.

Former NeiGhbors at OcaIa Gould
Not Believe He Had Turned Horse
Thief.
Ocala, Fla, July 16.-In saying in
yesterdays letter that the man Sutten,
now in Jail at bonneville, Ga, could
not be j. 3. Sutten, who for many
years had been a resident of this place,
your correspondent only voiced the
sentiments OF nearly all those who
knew him. The news of the crime was
rirst given to the people of this section
by the Morning News, and the de-
scription so assurately fitted Sutten
that no one who knew him could help
thinking Of him. But Sutten lived here
and carried on business for long time,
and in that time he was honest in bus
mess and a good friend to his neigh
bors, and had apparently prospered
sufficiently to put him above the temp
tation of stealing. So it is no wonder
he was safe and happy with his
wife and little son in their home on
Terra Celia Island off the west coast
of Manatee county. Letters were re-
ceived here yesterday from Sutten,
fully establishing his identity with the
bonneville unfortunate, and asking
that those who knew him would tes-
tify to his good behavior This will
cheerfully be done. Mr.. Sutten was
born in Tennessee. He was in the
Confederate army from the fall of 81
to the surrender, and did his duty
at least as well as the average. While
in Ocala he carried on an extensive
seed business, by which he became
known all over South Florida, it be-
ing his practice to travel all over the
country in his wagon, observing the
growth of vegetables and taking Or
ders. His wife and little boy were
much liked and all who knew them
were sorry when they left for Terra
Celia a few months ago. 1t is the
belief of many who know him that
MIR. Suttons mind must, at least tenn
porarily, have failed, for that he could
while in possession of his proper
senses, become horse thief is in
if not impossible.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
HUNTER ASSAILS MORGAN.
SAVANNAH BROKER WRITES GOV
ERNOR ABOUT CENTRAL.

Declares That j. p. Morgan & Co
and President Spencer of the
Southern Control the Central by
Means OF a Paper Issue of $4,000
900 of stock and Are Using 1t to Di-
vert Earnings to Permanent I'm
provements-He Calls on Income
RondhoIders TO Unite and Assert
Themselves.
Atlanta, July 16.-Gov. Gambler has
received the following strange commu-
nication from James Hunter of Savan-
nah.
ITO the Governor. treasurer. con-
troIler general and secretary of state
of the great state of Georgia, and you
fellows don't know it, Atlanta"
The following is the letter:
Public Notice-To Holders of Geor-
gia First, Second and Third Income
Bondholders:
Savannah, Ga, July Is, 1902. BY
paper stock of no value, five millions,
and one that can never have a value,
J. P Morgan & Co., and President
OptilEGI VI lHt COulnGIh nan
way Company, direct and control the
Central of Georgia. They elect by
this paper stock of no value any Off
GERS, any board, they see fit, and con-
troll its policy. Since reorganization
they have used income that should
have gone to first, second and third
income holders. above 65 per cent. of
gross earnings to the extent of ST.
100000 In plain words they have
worked for the mortgage holders.
IF you first, second and third in
come bond holders desire to submit,
all right. If you don't form a COM
mittee. subscribe pro rata up to ST.
900, try to turn the whole crowd out,
with few exceptions, and put in w.
w Gordon of Savannah. an old mer-
chant, first as receiver and then as
president of real square Georgia
company If we fail experience is no
good and $4,000 paid to lawyers in
my long business life has been thrown
away. l have a first-class attorney
to fight the Central of Georgia as at
present organized If we can do no
more we can ask Judge Speer for an
injunction to restrain income being
used for betterment and permanent
improvements. I am devoted to John
NJ. Egan because he is the best rail-
road manager the Central has had
since the war. 1 have the hope he is
my friend.
James Hunter"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
NERVOUSNESS.

By properly toning and feeding the
nerves with pure blood, which is done
by using P. P. p, .Lippman's Great
Remedy. the most marvellous cures Of
nervousness are made, restoring health
Immediately to the patient and making
him strong and vigorous in a little
while.
P. p. P. is superior to all Sarsapa-
rillas.
P. P. p. has it's formula on every
cartoon. ~
Any physician will tell you that P.
P. P. is the DISCRIMINATION of green
roots and barks that was ever put to-
gether for the cure of weakness, gen
eral debility and nervousness. 1t is a
good tonic and the best blood purifier
in the world.
For sale by all druggists.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17

Tallahassee, Fla, July 16.--The COM
plete returns from II precincts and one
incomplete, shows the following result
on the state primary on the Is, as re-
CARDS the vote of Leon county. For
Congress, Lamar, $50: Myers, 500
Beard, II. For State Senate, Raney
leads Vason by 16S on the face of re-
ported returns. Hopkins and Robin
son seem to be elected to the House,
Groom for controller leads Mccall by
1853. For Supreme Court, Hooker, 36l
Wall, 2SS. For railroad commissioner,
Day, 81; Browne, 1872; Burr, 354; Ward,
$50: Whitner 81
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
south Carolina Cotton.

Columbia. July 1C.-Cotton received a
severe setback, but is slowly recov-
ering, except on sandy soils, where the
plants are shedding leaves and squares,
and have begun to rust, and are bloom
ing to the top. Hail damaged cotton
in sections of Abbeville, Newberry.
Pickens, Chesterfield and Chester coun-
ties. Boil WORMS have appeared in An
derson. In general. cotton is blooming
freely and fruiting heavily, although
the plants are understood as a rule.
Sea island cotton was greatly benefit
ed by the heavy rains along the coast.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
NEWSPAPER CIRCULAToRs.
Southern Association Organized at
Atlanta.

Atlanta, July 1s-The Southern As
ISOLATION Of newspaper circulators was
formed at meeting of newspapers cir
culation men held here to-day. The
following officers were elected:
President-C. F.. Everett, Paducah,
KY News-Denocrat.
First Vice Presidential. H. Ahrens,
New Orleans Picayune.
Second Vice President-W. w. Moore
of the Asheville, n. c., Citizen.
Secretary Treasurer-W. A. Scott of
the Montgomery Advertiser.
These officers are members of the
board of directors, on which are also
w. w. Holland of the Spartanburg,
S. c., Journal; j. l.. Erwin of the At
lanta Constitution; ]. T. Simmons of
the Atlanta Journal; ] A. Hartman
of Tennessee, and Desha Brecken-
ridge of The Lexington, KY, Herald.
The question of the place of the next
annual meeting lies between Paducah
and Asheville. N. c., and will be de-
cided tomorrow. A constitution and
bylaws were formulated and adopted
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-17
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Every amusement. Grand plunge
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SUWANEE SPRINGS CO.,
ANDREW HANLEY, President.
Suwanee, Fla.
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