The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, September 04, 1891, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextCOMMERCEOFTHE RIVERS SAVANNAH’S STSAM3OAT LINE3 AND THEIK TRAFFIC. The Territory They Open to Trade. M'.llions of Dollars of Freights Han dled by Them—The Extent of the Steamboat Service in Savannah and tn Adjoining Georgia and Florida Territory The Ocean Steamship Fleets. Few people aro aware of the magnitude of the steamboat service in Savannah aud what is known a3 the Savannah district of the steamboat inspection service, which inoludes not only Savannah but the entire coast and inland waters from Savannah to Cape Ca naveral, Fla. In that territory there are over 200 steamers employed, with an aggregate ton nage of over 40,000 tons. Seventeen new steamers were added to the district last vear. aud nearly twice as many will be added this year. In this service there were last year 727 masters, mates, pilots andjen gmeer licensed by the government through the United States local inspectors of steam vessels, beside tho crews. Tho steamboat business, therefore, gives employment to thousand of people. savannah’s steamboat fleet. About thirty steam vessels hail from Sa vannah ami receive their papers through the custom house hero. Tho amount of commeroe handled by those vessels is diffi cult to estimate, although aggregating millions of dollars. They ply nearly every navigable stream in Southern and Eastern Georgia. The steamboats do not, by any moans, handle the entire traffic of the inland navigable waters tributary to Savannah, although they carry a large part of it. Hundreds of email sailing vessels ply be tween Savannah and inland, bringing and carrying a large traffic and forming a no inconsiderable part of Savannah’s water transportation facilities. The steam boat lines, however, are the principal means of water transportation bringing cot ton, naval stores and lumber and carrying the trade of Savannah’s merchants into the in terior not easily accessible by rail. It is not often that these steamers arrive or dopart without a full cargo. THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The Oceau Steamship Company’s fleet of vessels, although not a part of tho river transportation, is a part of Savannah’s great steamer service. The company organ ized in 1873. It was the successor and took up the business of three separate lines which had previously run between New York and Savannah, operating steamships of limited capacity. The busiuess increas ing rapidly, necessitating ships of larger tonnage and greator speed, contracts were successively made for the construction of first-class freight and passenger ships, which have been multiplied and magnified until tho fleet now amounts to ten ships, viz: Kansas City, of 4,(XX) tons; the City of Augusta, TuUahnssee, Chattahoochee, Naooochee and City of Birmingham, each 3,000 tons, on the New York line; the City of Macon, City of Savannah aud Gate City, each of 2,000 tons, on the Boston line, and the Des soug on the Philadelphia line. Baltimore is also directly reached by a line of steamers operated by the Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation company, and half a dozen lines of river steamers ply be tween Savannah and neighboring inland and coast ports. THE FASTEST ON THE COAST. The career of tho Ocean Steamship Com pany was commenced with a weekly sailing to New York. It was soon after increasod to a semi-weekly, and tri-weekly line, und is now workiug a schedule of four sailings a week, while the Boston service has been increased from a weekly sailing to one every four days. Increase of facilities has brought increase of business, resulting in construction of ships of greater capacity and speed. Steady improvements in this direction have been attained until the company realizes in tho construction of the Kansas City the possession of the finest coast line steamer that sails from the city of New York. Her regular time between the two ports is forty-four hours. It is probable that the increasing demand for transportation to aud from New York wiil soon necessitate the putting on of an other line between Savannah and New York. The inland lines carrying the greatest trnffio are those between Savannah and Augusta, and Beaufort and BlutTton, S. C., and Darien and Brunswick ami interme diate points. These boats handle a trailic far greater than most people suppose, aud open to the interior country a wide field for Savannah trade. The Tortures of tlie Inquisition Inflicted by the dread TorquemaJa have abom inable prototypes ia the shape of chronic rheu matism and nou: ajgia. Attack these agonizing ccaipia.utsbc.’uro they reach the chronic stage wnl. tho superb bipod depuront. Ilostettsr’s Stomach Bitters, which wiil assuredly expel their virus from the life stream. To procrasti nate is to encourage the growth of incipient rhiumatism, which rapidly tightens its grip upon the system. It is the very oocopus of dis eases, and painful Indeed is the clasp of its dreadful tentacles. Be prompt, therefore, take time by the forelock, always remembering that bo.h rheumatism and gout, close relatives, are dangerous as well as painful. Debility, chills ana.over, bilious, remittent, dyspepsia, consti pation, *lver complaint, nervousness anil kidney disease succumb to the Bitters. Appetite amt toe auti.ty to sleep well are improved by it, —A a FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use BROWS’S IRON BITTERS. All dealere keep it, SI per bottle. Genuine has wanc-iaaik and crossed rad lines on wrapper. 5r...... r- Abshdkex, 0., July 21. 1891. JlASsra Ltppmoa Uros , Savannah, Ga: , 1 bought a bottle of your P. P. P. o.iWi°*h’ pr !? i{s ’ Arlc • atl| l ll has done me more good than three months’ treatment at the Hot springs 00 ftg L ßnt in this Dart of the country, thr, i?° 4 v W , bow much it will cost to get Youre,° ni y ° Ur CU> ' by ei[pr “"’ Arl Jas. M. Newtox, Aberdeen, Brown County, O. Pictures tn groat rariety ana ail prtoee. - T aylor. 185 York street.— Ad. or neura ‘S‘*> t >eadftohes Qaiokstop never rUs to mre ii. from fifteen to thirty min whol - - feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS' Doo't Wait Too Lons'. K AR ® klxio* going Into the markets for oor fait am] winter holiday •took. Before good* begin to arrive we mas: meko loom tor them. Shtcxt as everything ;n<n<r establishment tare bean scaled. This oppor •unity is vow. Vnr jus eacriCoe reigns soprime, down •lairs • prices are wonderfully 00*. You might select wed iDß presents oow to advan tage. This Interests your pocketbook. Stirkbebgs'. MEDICAL. CURE SCROFULA With Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This disease may well be termed “the curse of civ ilization.” Whether hereditary or ac quired, scrofula poisons the blood, en feebles the constitution, causes con sumption, catarrh, glandular swellings, nlcers, sores, and troubles innumerable. Fortunately, there is a remedy for this evil. By the persistent use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, all traces of scrofula may ho eradicated. Henry Brandt, Avoca, Nebr., certi-i ifies: “For years I suf- M/*t fered from scrofula, till ?/111 I began tlie use of AyerV. I Sarsaparilla, since which the disease has entirely disappeared. A child of mino was also cured by the samo remedy.” “I was a sufferer, for years, from scrof ula and blood diseases. The doctors’ pre scriptions being of no avail, I was at last advised to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now feel like anew man, being fully restored to health.” —C. N. Frink, Decorah, lowa. * Ayers Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer StCo.. Lowe!!, Maw. Bold by all Druggists; Price $1; hix. bottles, $5. Has cured others, will cure you CHEAP ADVERTISINGK ONE CENT A WORD. ADVERTISEMENTS. 15 Words or more, In this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion. Everybody who has any want to supply, any thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo dations to secure; indeed, any wish to gratify, should advertise in this column. I’KltWO N A i.. IinOTOfIRAI’HY— Prices reduced, cabinets $3 50 per dozen. Work first-class in every particular. J. N. WILSON, *1 Bull ctreet. ADOLPH GOSS—The only practical uphol sterer, niatfross-maker. paper hanger, decorator, ear; et layer, is ready for your work now. Send your orders. Everything will be carried out, as you know. ADOLPH GOSS, 70 Broughton street, / ' RATTAN’S Irish Ginger Ale, Crown Soda, "X Boss' Ale and Guinness’ Stout; Head Bros', bottling are acknowledged standards of excollenco. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, Telephone 54. WHEN YOU NEED Wines for a picnic, for sickness, for banquet or for culinary purposes, M. LAVIN’S ESTATE can supply you. IiWI-L ANNOUNCEMENT—Extraordinary in ducements offered to purchasers of nil grades of furniture, Matting, Window- Shades, Wall Paper, Hattan Rockers, Baby Carriages, etc., etc. Compare our goods and prices and judge for yourself. You want bargains, we've got them. F. M. FRANCIS & CO., successors to McGillis & Rustic, 192 Broughton street. Telephone 501. IF you are in need ot money and want a Liberal loon, for any length of time, at lowest rate of Interest, on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc., and tf you want your valuables returned in the same con dition as left, patronise home enterprise and call at the OH Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E, MU HLHKKQ, Manager. —a: ■g.ffi'ia;-- HELP WANTED. WANTED.at once,experienced trained nurse, (male). Apply at DR. FA LLIQANT’S Office. X%7 ANTED, by young lady of experience, a r ’ position as companion or governess to small children. References exchanged. Ad dress MISS NITE, Ross Station, S. C. PAINTERS WANTED by A. FURREK, 10S& 1 Preiident street. \\rANTED, 800 first-eass cross tie men. Ap- T V ply to J. T. MILLEN, Manassas, Ga. WANTED, experienced cigar and tobacco salesman to solicit local trade. Address, stating past experience, salary expected and references, P. 0. Box ‘Old, Brunswick. Ga "LIT ANTED, twenty salesmen to carry as a side i V line our •'Cash on Delivery” cigar, with gold-filled watch; big pay. C. O. D. CIGAR CO., Winston, N. O. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. A YOUNG salesman wants position in any Hoe of business; wages uo object. Can furnish references. Address JOSEPH H FRIED, 531< East Broad street, city. IN MPLOYMENT wanted as clerk In a grocery J store, by a young man knowing German nnd with four years’ experience. Answer to SOBOR, care Morning News. I EMPLOYMENT WANTED by on educated 'j man ns a cierk or bookkeeper; is able to speak and correspond in five languages (Span ish, German, Portuguese, Swedish and English). Answer to ”22 YEARS,” care of the Morning News. • \\T ANTED. Dv on experienced business man, H a position; would prefer traveling' well acquainted with adjacent territory. Address J., Morning News office. A YOUNG MAN, 17 years old, wishes a poei tlon as stenographer; can furnish refer ence. Address 8.. enre Morning News. I EXPERIENCED lady stenographer desires J position. Willing to assist generally in office; good references. Address EXPERIENCE. News. AST ANTED, by boy 15 rears old, position in V office or store. Address, with particulars, C. C. M., care News office. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. A FIRM wishes a negro, with capital, to take charge of branch house abroad, with au interest in business. Address CAPITAL, P. O. Box 1532, Philadelphia, Pa. \\J ANTED, Board and Room convenient to Yv Broughton stnet. Call on or address GEO. NELSON, No. 17 Broughton street. WANTED, Confederate relics for prompt cash, such as old battle flags, uniforms, coats, and everything of an interesting nature. I. B. COHEN, of Louis Cohen & Cos., of Charleston, S. C. WANTED, every one to east our Schuylkill Malt Whisky. Its purity Is unquestioned, nnd its superiority won first premium at World's Fair, New Orleans, 1986. M. LAVIN’a ESTATE. ————■■—<faa————— rooms to rent. lisnuI isnu RENT, Rooms en suite or single, fur ' ninked or unfurnished, with or without board. 58 Barnard street. FOR RENT, a flat of tbrse connecting rooms, with privilege of bath. 85 Jefferson street, corner Perry. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. 97 Liberty s:re_V with bath. IT'OK RENT, at, northwest corner Barnard ‘ and Liberty streets, second and third Boors and basement. Possession Oct isi Apply at Dr. Erleyl cioctal office, 188 Liberty street. rpo RENT, rooms on sooend and third floor*. 1 Whltfieid building, otw the poatoffloe; location most dealra'ole In the city., apply to TORN SULLIVAN * 00., 10*H Bay street. HOUSES AMD STORKS YOU Tj'Oß KENT, from Oct. 1, bouse No. 9S Jones street between Drayton and Abereorn. Apply C. C. CHAMPION, agent. No. 118 Bryan street. y IBOK RENT, bouses, one ecb on Barnard. 1 Montgomery. Hall. Jones. Duffy and State street*. ROBERT 11. TATEM. TO KENT, store. 78j< Whitaker street; pos session Oct. 1. Apply at st ore. 1703 RENT, new nine-room house. No. 41 1? Gordon street, between Price and liaber ii bam. PA FUN A bON, ISH Drayton street. }?OR RENT, residence 188 Duffy street, be ' tween Bull and Whitaker streets; new and commodious. P. D. BAFFIN A SON. THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1891. HOUSES AND STORE* FOB REN P IY'R RENT, dwelling No. 20 Montgomery street. Apply to GEO. W. PARISH. Tj'Oß RENT, first-class residence with all I modem improvements. 60LOMONS A CO.. Bull street. I TOR RENT, dwelling No. 56 Waldburg street ’ from Oct. 1. N. FRIERSON, 70 Bay street. FOR RENT, the premises 181 Congress street, now occupied by Apuel X Schaul Posses sion Sept. 1. For terms apply to GEO. W OWENS, 184 Bryan street. FOR RKXT— MISCELLANEOUS. Ij'Oß RENT, from September 1, desirable ’ office in Cotton Exchange Building. J. P. MERRIHEW, Superintendent. FOR BALE. ~~ HORSES AND MULES acclimated. Large mules, family broke horsee. nice driving teams, heavy truck and delivery wagon horses, all kinds saddle and harness, flue mares and horses Livery lias latest style rigs; host ac commodated and best fed boarding stook In city. More box stalls and mule pens. Ooeap est; best guaranteed; best stock and move of them than any other stable. J. K. GUILMAB TIN & CO.'S / v REAT CHANCE FOR ANY ONE DKSIR YI OUS TO GO HOUSEKEEPING. For sale, at great sacrifice on account of removal from city. The entire contents of three-story house, consisting of fine carpets. aud fine furniture. brie a orac, kitchen uten sils, dishes, glassware, etc. Every thing same as new, having been in use only short time. House will be open for inspection from 4 to 6 o'clock p. in. daily, commencing Sept. 4. House for rent, immediate possession given. t 5 Gaston street or I.INI ISAY & M( IRQ AN. idOR SALE, boy's pony cart, an l harness, now; also buggy, with pole and shafts, double and single harness, cheap. Parties leav, ing city. Apply at ALMONT'S STABLES. FIX) UR HUNDRED DOLLARS cash and *SO monthly will buy a nice two-story house. ROBERT H. TATEII, Realjlstate Dealer. ONE three horse-power engine and boiler; good as new Apyly at BOTTLING WORKS. Margaret Street. 170 R SALE, cheap, medium sized safe; nearly ’ new. Apply SALOMON COHEN, Bay and Montgomery streets. ITOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS casli and *SO 1 monthly will buy a nice two-story house. ROBERT 1L TATEM, Heal Estate Dealer. ('HOICE lot fronting square for sate. For particulars apply to I. D. LaROCHE & SON. ©K A A per set for buggy harness, very CO UU cheap. NEIDLINGEU & RABUN. (SEVERAL cheap lots on installment plan. ) ’ Call and see plats. ROBT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. }7OR SALE, empty whisky barrels and chain ’ pagne baskets. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street, YYT AGONET, carries 9 passengers, Just tho V V tiling for beach and picnic parties. GUIL MAHTIN SCO. Stables. SEVERAL cheap lots on installment plan. Call aod sou plats. ROBT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. * ■- iBOR SALE, all the purest California Wines, Clarets, Sauterues, RoUltngs, Ports, Sher ries and Catawbas at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. T'WENTY-FIVE residences and ten building 1 lots for sale by ROBT. 11. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. 18OR SALE, seven brands Hungarian Wines, highly recommended to invalids by leading physicians. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, Bole Agent. TWENTY-FIVE residences and ten building lots for sale by ROBT. 11. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. 1708 SALE, the largest and best aborted f stock of White Pino Sash, I 'oore, Blinds, Mouldings, etc., etc., in the South. Also all standard brands of Pure White Leads, colors, dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc. Mill supplies. Builder*’ hardware is my specialty. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct im portations of Roeendale and Portland Cement. Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes, bend*. Traps, Ts, eto. Call or write for my prioes, and Sit estimate* before buying. ANDREW ANLEY. I,ONI. losr, from 86 Price street, white skye terrier J dog, named Boots. Suitable reward for return. REW ARIL TEN DOLLARS REWARD for proof to con vict the party that shot my hog and ran on Sept. Ist, about 11 o’clock in the day. and about GO yards from the western corner of my farm, on the city land now under lease by Exley & Bebee. FLETCHER A. EXLEY. BOARDING. ’YjICE ROOMS, good board, with or without is rooms, 102 President street; all conven iences. MISCELLANEOUS. It READ, Bread, Bread. Families wishing to > be supplied with good bread should rail on JNO. CRAIG, 43 Hast Broad street. He makes all kinds of bread and rolls of the very best quality: delivered by wagon to any part of the city; also cakes aud pies of every description. | UST ARRIVED, the celebrated smoko called f I Gazan A Byck Lunch at GAZAN & BYCK’S Cigar Store, under the Pulaski House. ONE BOTTLE Kdson's Bedbug will clear your house of bugs for a year. 25c. LIVINU STON’B PHARMACY. 17 STATES MANAGED, houses rented and J rents collected by ROBERT 11. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. CARTE BLANCHE champagne, the highest grade of dry sparkling wine, our own special importation. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, sole agent. EXTRA quality English tooth brushes 20c. Pears’ soap two for 26c. Household ammonia, large size, 10c. F.eflned borax 20c. LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. ESTATES MANAGED, bouses rented and rents collected by ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. DON’T spend all you make. Remember hard times will surely come to the spendthrift. Turn over anew leaf and begin to save by de positing with the SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK. No. 142 St. Julian street. ALL the French and Italian liqueurs and cor- dials at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. IjSLOWERS— A fresh supply at Strong’s drug store daily. Floral designs at short notice. GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 438, BEFORE you tmy or s*ni property consult ROBERT H. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer MAClllNm. J. W. TYNAN, ENGINEER and MACHINIST, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Corner West Breed and Indian Streets. ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. BOILER#, Etc . made and repaired. STEAM PUMP#, GOVERN ORS. INJECTORS AND STEAM WATER FITTINGS of all kinds for sal*. LUMBER. McCauley, Stillwell k Ca, Yellow Pine Lumber, ROUGH OR DRESSECX Planing Mill, yard and offlos, Gwinnett street, east of S., F and W. Ry. Dreaseu Flooring, Ceiling, Mouldings, Waath. erb-jordlng. Shingles, Lathes, Etc. Estimates turoiabad and prompt dahrary an* an teed. 9AVANXAn CARRIAGE AXli WAGON CO. LARGEST VEHICLE AND HARNESS DEALERS IN THE SOUTH. —# ’*, & t T-HKSHJ ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR STYLES. WE WOULD NEED THIS WHOLE PAPER AND MORE, TOO, TO SHOW ALL WE HAVE, ALL OUR BUGGIES, PHAETONS, DUMP CARTS, SULKIES, TUR- * , PE NT. FARM AND DELIVERY WAGONS, GROCERY TRUCKS, WAGONETTES, RUN-ABOUTS, ROAD CARTS, AND THE INNUMERABLE OTHER STYLES IN A STOCK • J ? THAT CONTAINS EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. ** t SEND-FOR OUR CATALOGUE AND PRICE UST FOR THAT. & LADIES' WHEELER J "**-**■••- ■• ■* .~3m-ULn*alteaK‘>it; ' 44 -y'-j -, ■ ili'ANSAll K i ffAtiOX CO. OUR “FOREST CITY" CART. LARGE “JUMP SEAT" CARRIAGE, canopy top. WAREHOUSES ’ ' “JUMP SEAT” BUGGY FOR "DAYTON“ FOR BUSHES*. PLEASURE stViNHiB CARRIAGE S WAGON CO. EITHE pcKnu FOUR AND DEPOT PURPOSES. - PLKbONb. V THE KIND WE BOUGHT 2,500 OF. STEEL AXLE. OLD RELIABLE "AUBURN.” C.NOPV SURRY FOR EITHER =:=-■ ■ ONE OR TWO HORSES. DIFFERENT GRADES. I R.NOIRO PER SET UR. FAMItY;SRFIIASE.*-' # *- jno shoddy leather either. XA/AOHM EASY, ROOMY,!’COMFORTABLE. I-**™*™**-*** J WALaUIM. ~ SHIPMENTS DIRECT FROM FACTORY, ' % -==!_ =BUT IF URGENT=3=-- - SHIPPED FROM SAVANNAH SAME DAY ORDER IS RECEIVED. AUCTION SAX.2S TO-DAT. OoDlectioaerj Sisfß. By j. McLaughlin s son. On FRIDAY, SEPT. 4, 1891. AT 11 O'CLOCK, ou the premises, No. 73HJ Whitaker street, second door from Liberty: SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, UPRIGHT SHOWCASE, CHAIRS, TABLES, GLASS WINDOW CASINGS, CAKE PLATES, DISHES, GLASS DISHES, WATER-COOLER, RE FKIOERATOR, SET HARNESS. - AUCTION’ SALES Kf rums' BAT*' Baitnswici, Ga.. Aug. 21th, 1891. RECEIVER’S SALE. PURBUANT to an order of the judge of the Superior Court of the Brunswick circuit, granted in the case of the BRUNSWICK COMPANY, et al. plaintiffs voraus tho TIMES PUBLISHING. COMPANY, defendant*, now pending in Glynn, Superior Court; I will, within the legal hours oC sale, upon SATURDAY, the sth day of Septem ber, 1881, at public outcry, for cash, before the court house door of said county, in the city ofi Brunswick, Ga., all and singular the corporate franchises of the Times Publishing Company,, Its cboaes In action, books of account, right* and credits, printing presses, types, printings material, printers' supplies, stationery. Iron safes, ofiloo rurniture and fixtures, and gener ally all the property of the said Time* Publish ing Company, of any and every kind whatso-i ever Said property is now in my isrssosslon au my offleo in Brunswick, Oa.,and can beseem and examined by all tho persons desiring to In spect the same until and upon the day of saje Raid property consists chiefly of the entire out fit used by the Times Publishing Comjiany iis in tho publication of the Brunswick Dally Times, and in the conduct of a general .lota Office, and will be found complete and desira ble, and I invito an Inspection of it by any per son desiring to purchase a well-equipped print ing office. This Atns 24,1891. HcK. F. McCOOK, Receiver. • AT AUCTION. R. D. LaROCHE & CO. Will sell at auction to tho highest biddor, o* MONDAY NEXT, 7th instant, on the prem lsea corner St. Thomas and Price streets, the entire outfit of tho ALLEN VARIETY WORKS, Consisting of 15 IX)TS OF LAND, MAIN Mltti AND BUILDINGS, with BOILERS, PLANERS, MOLDERS and OTHER MA-; CHINERY, all of which Is nearly new. ThS whole in one lot and without reserve. Full par ticulars as to size of lots and detailed list of machinery and tools can lie obtained at the auctioneer’s office, 118 Bryan street. SALE 4 P. M. SHARP. IN.SU K A NCR. ~ 1863 THE 1803 TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN., -WBOIM- Life and Endowment Policies. Best in tho Market. World-wide and Non- forfeitable. Regular Life—Oldest and best-known form of insur ance. Limited Payment C< >ncen trating payment into tho working years of a man's life, and leaving him free from worry in old age, even if he is helpless. Regu lah Endowments—Pay able to the insured himself after a term of years, or to his family if he dies before the end of the term. The only means by which most men can save money for themselves. Annuity Plan—Applied to all other forms. Principal sum payable in installments in stead of in a lump, furnish ing a regular income. If de sired on. endowments, bene ficiaries will receive the value of unpaid installments at once on death of insured. Combined Life and Accident —Combining any of these with weekly indemnity for disabling accident. Our policies contain no re strictions or conditions, .being absolute promises to pay a cer tain sum of money in case of death from any cause. They are world-wide; one is not lia ble to wake up some morning* while traveling, and find him self uninsured. ACCIDENT POLICIES. COVERING ACCIDENTS OF Travel, Sport or Business, At Home or Abroad. ACCIDENT TICKETS. Twenty-five cents per day, $1 50 for 00 days. Just the thing for travelers, but not lim ited to accidents of travel. Examine our various plans before, insuring your life. Send your name, age and residence, and we will give you our figures—cost you nothing, but you can save a great deal. IIENRY 1. SEEM ANN, District Agent, 90 Bay, Savannah, Ga. tap-agents wanted. JTISH and oraTKKS. ESTABLISHED ISA. M. M. Sullivan & Son, Wholesale Fish and Oyster Dealers, UC Bryan st and 152 Bay lane. Savannah, tail fkh order* (or Ponte Gqrda rntat tmt tampn—t illiNlia 11