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VIEW OF ATRADE EXPERT
Overwhelmed at Giant Strength of
. the U. S.-Crises Will Be
Unavoidable. =. 49,

New York, June 3.-Privy Councillor
Goldberger, of Berlin, member of the I'm
per1al German consultative board for
commercial measures will sail to-day for
Europe after stay of eight months in
this country. He said: T. - T.
The impressions I have received in travel
ing from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast and
visiting all the great centers of ,manufactur-
ing and commerce are almost .overwhelming
Everywhere I found the giant strength of. the
nation. Crises, however, will be unavoidable
here as. well as in other highly developed
countries. The large aggregation of enter
prise, the. financial foundation of which is
often far from being sound the power of the
Individual with, the danger of such financial
monarchies, and the labor question in its
economical and probable historical! aspect
all these ere clouds on the horizon of the
economical life of the country. Bus every
storm here will pass away very quickly "
The United statss IS country of Unlimited
possibilities: The worlds trade belongs to
Germany and TO the United States. They
should not try to either Americanize or Ger
MAMIE each other The industrial and com
nercial people of the two nations should
become better acquainted with one another
and should come nearer each other There
IS no such thing as distance to-day. One
must learn the other through a mutual ex
change of working methods and commercial
and industrial institutions as far as they can
be- adapted to the peculiarities- OF the differ
the nations and the conditions of the manu-
featuring plants. Each nation has its own
excellencies You excel in some things, we in
others. And so I am convinced that German
| and American interests, far from being con,
ficting, can become really harmonious
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THE SJIEZ CANAL. REUE.STrEs

r Paris, June s3.-The reports of the directors
of the Suez Canal couno any for 1901 show
that the receipts from transit dues have for
the first time. exceeded: 100000 900 francs A
dividend of13s francs was declared Shipping
aggregating 1O,S23SS9 tons traversed the canal
in 1901. The cargces shipped beyond Suez
consisted largely of petroleum and railroad
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YALE BEAUTY PRICES:

Nine. Yale's Fertilizer Tablets
cure constipation and bowel troubles. They
regulate the system, sweeten foul breath,
make healthy functions Special price. .7sc
Nine. Yale's Complexion Soap,
cleansing, healing and identifying. Guar
anteed pure. Regular price, 25c. Special
Nine. YaIe's Bust Food
for enlarging the bust, developing the arms,
neck and limbs. Regular price, H50 and
$780, Special prices ............$ LIS and S2:6
Nine. Yale's EyeIash Grower
creates luxuriant brows and lashes, strength
ems and beauties the eyes. Guaranteed
harmless. Regular price, 800 Special
price ..iSc
Nine. Yale's "Great Scott'
and branch. without injury: Perfectly
harmless Regular price, $500 Special
price
Nine. Yale's Capa Dernna
removes hair from any part of the body
within Ave minutes, without injury. Regular
price,, 81. 90. Special price .............. $16s
Nine. YaIe's Tooth Powder s..-
keeps the teeth and gums in perfect condi-
ton. Whitening, healing and antiseptc in
character. : Regular price, SOC. Special
Nine. Yale's Antiseptic 81
is the best mouth wash and throat gargle
on the market. 1t is a most valuable house
hold remedy for toilet uses and medicinal
purposes, such as bathing weak eyes. dress
| ing cuts, wounds, sores or burns. 1t takes
down Inflammation Immediately, prevents
suppuration and blood poisoning. Highly
recommended for the vaginal douche in the
treatment OF women's diseases. Regular
price, $10O. Special price ...............1 9c
Nine. YaIe's Jack Rose Leaves
an artificial tint for the checks Perfect
imitation of natural color Regular price.
s1.0o. Special price .......................ssc
Mime. Yale's Jack Rosebuds
healing lip salve, tinted natural color.
Cures chapped. rough lips keeps them vel
vety, smooth and beautiful Regular price.
sl.0O. Special price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fsc
Mime. Yale's Face Enamel,
an, artificial whitening for the skin, used
exclusively for stage and society purposes.
gives a brilliant complexion. Cannot be de-
tected. Is beneficial to the skim Guar
anteed harmless Regular price, Sl.00. Spe-
Nine. YaIe's Complexion Tablets
make new blood and give a healthy glow
to the skin. Special price ..I9c
Nine. YaIe's Blood Tonic
cleanses the blood, liver and kidneys. spe-
c1al price csc
Nine. Yale's Digestive Tablets
cure indigestion and stomach trouble. spe-
] citl price $50
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Nine. Ya1e's Celebrated HAIR IOn1c'
Stops hair falling in "a hours. Cures dand-
ruff always: The most wonderful ~ sp saaa
The only discovery on record known to
restore natural color to gray or faded hair;
Regular price, 81 bottle. Special
Mne YaIe's Skin Food
removes wrinkles and all signs Of age. 1t
nourishes the skin and its functions, retu-
venates the old with youtnlul expression '.p
Regular price, $3.50 and So Jar: SPECIAL al
price ...''.............. @l'1o anu $1.o'
Nine. Ya1e,s Almond: Blossom Com
-, pIexion Cream :. --. .
keeps the skin perfect. Makes the complex
ion beautiful 1t cures chapped skin. rough
ness. burns, cuts, wounds, old sores, skin
abrasions, bruises or any skin irritation. 1t
is the most soothing, cooling and healing
most exquisite toilet luxury made. Regular
price. 500. Special price :..............7sc
Nine. Yale's Special Lotion and Spec
iaI Ointment .,@ .~-.a ...t
cures Pimples Blackheads and all Eruptive
Skin Diseases. Regular price $1.oO Special
Nine. Yale,s Complexion Bleach ~
clears the skin of ali discoloration. Makes
II. naturally white and beautiful. Regular
price, 500: Special price ........".. .$1.6s
Nine. YnIe,s Blush of Youth
is a facial tonic for invlgorating weak nerves
and ,haccid muscles. 1t Is to the skin what
dew and sunshine are to flowers. 1t revives
new. life In inactive skin. "A very remark
able remedy. ). Regular price, So. Special
price 81 60
Nine. Yale,s Elixir of Beauty
creates, natural rosy cheeks by acting upon
the minute blood vessels Of the skin. Pre-
vents tan and rsunburn. A skin tonic. Gives
brilliancy to the complexion. Regular price,
$1.0o. Special price ........................ 79c
Nine. YaIe's La Freclkla
only cure in the world for skin freckles.
Regular price, ST.: Special price 7sc
Nine. Yale's Hand Whitener
makes the hands smooth and white. Keeps
them soft and beautiful. Regular price, 81.
Nine. Yale's Famous Face Powder
purest and best: made. Regular price, SOC.
Special price Observation-Disclosures. .42c
Fruit Cura-
This wonderful tonic for women has won
for itself the distinction Of being the most
t remarkable cure for the complaints Of wom-
en- on record. Its Strengthening and invig-
Grating qualities commend it above all others.
se Write OF call Tor Nine Yale's IS: page book
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storage Capacity

for 375,ooo barrels Of beer ALL THE
TIME, enables the Anheuser- Busch Brew
ing Assn, st. Louis, U. s. A.. to prop
erly mature. It's product. thus insuring
purity, perfection and palatableness. Or
ders promptly filled by AID. Gianinni,
Manager Anheuser- Busch Branch, Mime
apolis.
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For: any case of nervousness, sleepless-
ness, weak stomach, Indigestion, dyspep-
STA, try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Re
lief sure The only nerve medicine for
the price In market. sass
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The Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad
will sell round trip tickets at one fare
and less during June, July and August,
limit October 81, 1902. The short and
quickest route. Two trains per day.
Inquire Of M. & ST. L. R RI Agents. No
1 Washington avenue s.
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WANT Pages, II, =
HORSES, cARRIAGEs-FoR SALE

HORSES, CARRIAGES-FOR SALE
W1DM1YER = PRENDERGxsT ~ ID 81
S-Horsss. harness, wagons, buggies. rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line III city. rels-
phone, 2702 J3. main.
FROST & co.'s SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale OF all classes of norEes-
a large assortment always on hand. Part
time aud guarantee given. II I'd st N.
JUST ARRIVED AT BAKERS LIVERY
STABLE. Is ROYALsToN AV, car load Of
matched carriage teams and single drivers:
prices reasonable. -.
JUST RECEIVED-A LARGE AND WE'LL
selected stock OF chunks, draft and business
horses; also nicely educated gentlemen's
roadsters and gentle family drivers that are
all thoroughly broken and ready for eve
would be pleased to continue the patronage
Of all our old customers and all strangers
and lovers OF horsehesh: visit our ID ammoth
stables interurban street car from either city
takes you direct to the largest and most com
plete morse market in this country.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN,
The Northwest's Largest Horse Dealers.
Midway, ST. Paul
FOR SALE-NEW PHAETON. CHEAP, AT
1923 Lyndale av S.. .-.. rs .---....-
FOR sALE-oNE SPAN DRIVERS, 2,10o
lbs brown one ne.. span black 7S9o lbs, and
well bred horses. 152s 4th st Sc.
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DRIV--
ers in the city; any lady can drive him;
weight close to J, 100 lbs. VIII sell cheap;
have no use for him. Call at 1928 I'd st NE.
BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-HAN
harnesses and collars: old ones taken in e1-
change. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 I'd av ~
FOR sALE-TWO TEAMS OF HORSES AND
wagons, wood cart and coal boxes. Can be
seen after o'clock, rear of 2o27 Sd st S. In
quire at 81 18th av S. 49, III
FOR SALE-A BRAND NEW CONCORD
buggy never used; worth $50 at a great big
bargain. Address 1877, Journal.
FOR SALE-EXTENSION TOP TWO-SEAT
surrey; newly painted, new rubber tires, s75;
great bargain. Inquire 102 Clifton aE.
THREE HORSES AND ONE 2-YEAR- OLD
colt. At 2601 Emerson av n Call in evening.
BLACK MARE, $50 LBS, PAGER, WITH
handmade harness and rubber-tired run
about $3.50; runabout and harness alone cost
$3.50 last season. 1915 Nicollet ay.
FOR sALE-A STANDARD BRED PACING
mare, years old, weight LOCO lbs; safe for
driver d1i and pay difference. Call after p. m.
270S 18Th. av S. ~ ----
FOR SALE-ONE FEMALE ANGORA GOAT,
kind and gentle, trained to drive, a nice pet
for children. Call at 261S Clinton av.
FOR sALE-oNE BAY HORSE. A BEAUTY,
s95; one large black horse, fine for two-seat.
1917 hands high, finest horse in city, $40; one
speeding buggy, s25. 1901 Emerson av S.
GREAT BARGAINl,25 0-LB HORSE SUIT
ab1e'for farm or delivery,s57; 1,0oo-lb 5-year-
old mare s32; going away. 1910 Chicago az Z
FOR SALE-A GOOD 5-YEAR-OLD FAMILY
horse, top buggy and harness; come quick if
you want bargain, 1923 Marshall st NE,
after p. -
FOR sALE-s75 TAKES GOOD DRIVER.
stylish fine looking horse. Call at $3.50 Grand
avenue. '-- -
= HEAD OF WORK, DRIVING AND DE-
livery horses just in from country; will be
sold cheap, cash or time payments. i12 I'd
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs-WANTED

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NOTICE-HoRSEs PAsTURED; NO BET
ter pasture in the county. Adrdess A. l.
Hurr .Washburn. MINI. 90 ----s.
WANTED-ONE HEAVY, ONE LIGHT,
dray, cheap. 1905 Bryant S. -.---
WANT GOOD TEAM FOR THEIR KEEP
on small farm light farm work only and good
care pa journal.
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Men suffering from evil effects Of youthful
iniiscrrtion, later excesees, recent exposure
nsrvoas debllss? 5rricoce'e. lost vitality. fail
ipg memory, tlecS, skin, kidney or private
piuys tho most approved methods and Will at
tend you personally, and complete g. perfect
cure, in tlict confidence, at moderate ex-
s>cnss. 49, - ( -Ss-> go ~ :. Ss-554 s.
LADIES suffering from any form Of Female
WcaGpsss Painful or irregular Sickness. are
quickly restored % health.
DR.. Wyatt has had 81 years experience and
been looateG. :u present Offices 10 years, prov
:ns himself al honorable, reliable and skilful
pi!yhioiaa. s5
FREE consolidation. Call o. write for list
of qles.ioas Home t:aa tEnsnt safe and sure.
OEH.cE I1oV Rs q. II. TO s p. %. sIn-
oAy. 10 n. IA. TO IL e
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Cheap Excursion. to Colorado and
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SPECIAL SALE
FREE COMPLEXION CREAM COUPta'a.

~, FREE COMPLEXION CREAM COUPaa
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
NOTICE

! FOR SALE-FINE,. FRESH, DARK JERSEY
| cow with calf Call at 1890 Marshall st NE.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC - THE ORIGINAL
Starr, Steam Cleaning and Tailoring Co. has
removed from 622 Hennepin av to I'll Hen
nepn aV. Call and see US. -
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This wonderful tonic for women has won
for itself the distinction Of being the most
remarkable cure for the complaints of wom-
en- on record Its Strengthening and invig-
Grating qualities commend it above all others.
Special price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zee
Write or call for Nine. Yale's 96-page book
on. Health Grace and Beauty. FREE.
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FOR SALE-s75 TAKES GOOD DRIVER.
stylish fine looking horse. Call at $3.50 Grand
avenue. -. -.
u HEAD OF WORK, DRIVING AND DE-
livery horses just in from country; will be
sold cheap, cash or time payments. 112 I'd
ay S. --..
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

AND WOOD WORKING
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co, 217 Sd st S, Mpls.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORS

lors, 121 9Th st S. baths of all kinds; for la
dies only; hairdressing,s shampooing. face
massage and mancuring. Telephone 3620-L2-
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Nine. .Yale's Famous Face Powder
purest and best made. Regular price, Soc
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les Celebrated Hair Tonic.

Nine. Yale's Celebrated Hair Tonic
Stops hair falling in "a hours. Cures dand-
ruff always. The most wonderful specific
The only discovery on record known to
restore natural color to gray or faded hair,
Regular price, 81 bottle. Special
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FOR SALE-A STANDARD BRED PACING
mare; s years old, weight 1000 lbs, safe for
lady to drive, or will trade for 1,200-lb gents
driver and pay difference. Call after p. m.
270S 18Th. az S. -
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GREAT BARGAINl, o50-LB HORSE SUIT
able'for farm or delvery.s57; 1,000-lb 5-year-
old mare, s32; going away, 1910 Chicago az
FOR sALE-A GOOD 5-YEAR-OLD FAMILY
horse top buggy and harness; come quick if
you want a bargain, 1925 Marshall st NE,
after o. m. -
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FOR SALE-ONE FEMALE ANGORA GOAT,
kind and gentle trained to drive, a nice pet
for children. Call at 261S Clinton av.
FOR sALE-ONE BAY HORSE, A BEAUTY,
$95; one large black horse, fine for two-seaI,
1611 hands high, finest horse in city, s175; one
shedding buggy sos 1901 Emerson ay S
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PHAETON. CHEAP, AT

Fer SALE-A BRAND NEW CONCORD
buggy never used; worth $50 at great big
bargain. Address 1877, Journal.
FOR SALE-EXTENSION TOP TWO-SEAT
surrey; newly painted, rubber tires, s75;
great bargain. Inquire 102 Clifton aH.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
HEPBrRN,s DRASTIC SCHEME.

Representa- tive Hepburn of Iowa is
in favor of giving the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue authority to put a
value on all stock of corporations which
does not represent actual value, and to
tax il so heavily that there would be
no disposition to issue stock on pros
pective values. In other words. he
would tax watered stocks out of ex-
istence. II such a tax were levied the
cutlery against trusts. would cease. in
his opinion, because the temptation TO
put up prices to make profits on wa
tered stock would be gone.
In speaking of the practice of issu-
ing stock on imaginary values for the
purpose of making great profits, Mr..
Hepburn is quoted as saying: This
is exactly the form Of trust that causes
all of the evil. When the opportunity
is taken from the professional promo
ter of getting rich simply through the
organization of a trust and the issu-
ance of an enormous amount of stock
based upon nothing except the vision
airy dividend earning capacity of the
proposed enterprise, you will at once
put an effectual end to such organi-
zations."
There is of course a great deal of
truth in this view of the matter. Still
Mr.. Hepburn's plan would be produc-
tive of a large amount of litigation if
organizations were given the opportu-
nifty to show in the courts whether or
not their stock had the value claimed
for it.. For instance, it is well known
fact that the plants in the Billion Dol
lar Steel Trust were put into that COM
bination at prices much above those
at which they were held before the
merger took place. But Mr.. Schwab,
the president of the trust, made
statement just before he started for
Europe, in which he asserted that the
stock had full value behind it for every
share that had been issued, and in
support Of his assertion he placed
enormous valuations on the trusts iron
and coal lands. Who is to say that
he overvalued these lands? Is it not
a fact that it would be easy to find
men who call themselves experts in
such matters who would state in a
court of law that the lands were un-
dervalued rather than overvalued?
There are trusts of course that are
so clearly overcapitalized that there
would not be much difficulty in show
ing that much of their stock had only
an imaginary value, and notwithstand-
ing the probability that Mr.. Hepburn's
plan would invite litigation beneficial
results might be obtained from it.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02

Lawyer Abe Hummel is authority
for the statement that II bachelors
who wish to avoid breach of promise
suits will use telegraph blanks in do
ing their proposing. they will always
keep on the safe side, says the New
York Times. He bases this assertion
on an incident in a Westchester coun-
ty breach of promise case, in which
Mr.. Hummel appeared for the defend
ant. The plaintiffs lawyer began to
read the alleged proposal of the dez
PENDANT to the jury as 1t appeared On
a message blank. He began with MY
dearest louisa"
Mr.. Hummel interrupted: "If the
court please, this document Is partly
printed and partly written. BY all the
rules of evidence the plaintiff cannot
offer parts of that instrument. He must
read it ALL"
The opposing lawyer protested that
the printed matter had nothing to do
with the case, and that the fact that
the proposal was written on tele-
graph blank was an accident. The
court ruled that everything on the
blank should be read. Reluctantly
the plaintiffs counsel read:
There is no liability on account. of
this message unless the same is repeat
ed and then only on condition that the
claim is made within thirty days in
writing And then, after the sigma
ture, Yours lovingly, JOHN" followed,
IN. Bread carefully the conditions
at the top"
1t didn't take the jury long to render
a verdict.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY DECEMBER 2, 1902.

Hereafter. If a Partisan promise of
scientific marvels can be made good,
nobody need remain small of stature
except by choice. Dwarfs, pygmies
and persons of stunted growth will
pass from civilization, and all men
and women may be tall and robust If
they desire. DIR. De Springer of Paris
has discovered that electricity pro-
notes the growth of plants and ami
NAL life and that it may be applied
so as to make a Shetland pony grow
to the size of Norman Percheron or
a Philippine dwarf to the size of one
Of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. And,
happily, one need not despair of at
tanning the desired six feet two or
three inches If one takes the treatment
under forty years of age. After forty,
however, is too late. The De Springer
system operates best on children and
young persons up to eighteen or nine
teen years of age. Young girls can
be made to grow almost like, a hot
house plant" says the doctor. Maybe
the doctor and his successors will be
able to produce a race of giants with
in a few years.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetings-Confedera Veterans AS
ISOLATION: Landrum Lodge No. As. F.
and A. NJ; Savannah Lodge No. 1873,
B. P. o. Elks: De Kalb Lodge No. .,
I. o. o. F.
Special Notices-Special Notice, J. F.
Minis & Co, Agents; Ship Notice,
Straehan Il Co., Agents; Notice. G. A.
Mercer. Jr.: Notice of Partnership,
Lehwald & Osborne.
Business Notices-Figs. A. M. & c.
w. West: Our Friends Have Noticed,
r. Van Keuren & Co.
Special Daily Sales No, 1-B. H Levy
& Bro.
Christmas Notwithstanding & Co.
Solid Silverware-The Gorham Co.
Railways-The Vidalia Route. Sea-
board Air Line.
Proposals Wanted-For Constructing
Frame Fire Apparatus House at Fort
Getty, s. c.
Railroad Schedules-Seaboard Air
Line: Atlantic Coast Line: Southern
Railway.
Foods-Royal Baking POWders res
to; Grape-Nuts.
Insurance-The Mutual Life Of New
York.
Savannah Theater-"The Gay Lord
Quex," To-day and Tonight.
Watches-Waltham Watches.
Medical-Bromo Quinine; Vinol; Ko-
DIAL; Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mull's Grape Tonic; Fig Syrup: Paine's
Celery Compound: DR.. Hathaway: s
S. s.; Castoria: De Wits Pills: Gold
en- Medical Discovery; Hostetters Bit.
ters; DR.. Kennedy; TUFTS Pills.
Cheap Column Advertisement-He lI
Wanted; Employment Wanted: Fol-
Rent For Sale; Lost: Personal: Mis-.
cellaneous.