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2 DISASTROUS FIRE AT JESUP. •eiKßtl. HI MlE** HOI K AND rroiK* DEsrHOTEO. Ilrr IlinH IM tk- Brlrk Kr •( VUUM A <.. k Were ke HmlMl Loam. Ifcelr Priirni Velas laleek at tkoat Hllk Akuat Oa-faarth faral Ofker Flrai Ijoii Heavily kal Ike Hotel H* >i>H Je*.p G A.x >-Jevsry i< • ‘. ‘4 Vy a very /Sr*#* ro-)* f„re *'?' ' r -- M4r A 2 V o' or it 'r. roof f. fir* ** , 4 f * i-. of V.. *r.*r* * C* Tc * * %*m w*> spread and '> pope* j/.r. of J**Jp Mfß*4 0.l f TV", 'I; rv> J, ar •• *>J ' oi- It * = *•'r r.a f '*' 1 try *o iv* V/. ✓-n A Cos * b . dir # aryj t* c' *i w*r.t ?o T <<c to r- ' *'*' tr.*> o-.c of tfce i/xx of zy>. T.r-* *.r* qur A.; to a o>j*r. v * r>xt 'o the V' tn K/k r w'h vii-'l ffc* '<**• of B'**n Bro* Fr*rk La * *nc r 4 F>- ;.§: * - t fe' fit r/> Fra/* E i'K a v*/) ht* *r * '* *to < ' ' #rooo hr**ti Bro*. ioat ooo r ro Insurer* V/iU.r > Ar Cc carr;*-: a ©f sl2//// and tr* r a '•* k*d &.9J>. w. to $4 >/i Jr.-ar* * ' * *">-* ©f (oMf and $; •• * 'O' • ' * J>r G W Drawoy. Coi. MoM.fr** Smith al'orT*'} -a-i*w, %:i4 *b* J**’-!* Goid Ciowr Compary. *r* ky - *d cv*r '* •tor* of WiiAifit A Cos '*r Jo*t <v- I ©ryfr.:r.ir wl*h r o '‘ <* r - Dr Dra-* :/ ft *ONi 4i $D>/'. Cos. Hr.fr. * l-> ar*d toe J*s<ip Oori Croar. *"orrp;'> l '* Tfa- **orv r,f Wb kina At Cos jcr.f * '* Ho tH Wl k.rif aryl or. acco ;r*t of r.*r* D-sng * do / v ' <% tr> ' ‘A\r.n% ’ ' Kr..r. * Fr-inrsa y r. 1 WJJkiriH 4: Cos x 1 jrnit jr* />parrnw.t kv.**/l ur*U-r hxr r.o *. j-iir.if *i*o th" M: ntr t aryl Farm/ r - Bar,/t ar Io >• ww/. erof 'r*.r '.or *r , wfort it r>- caur*' ipp#r*r.t ir.* notel coyW o*- sat •*s T * r' • >•* > a.io ' or.op *• / fttnpfj*4 r/f %.>ryfr : r.jf H in a vary ehorf t.r Tr Ur*a Plant Byxtam ar* RaSitfcay i jo# arrocrt th* from W; Mint 4c Cos , •ryj U waii tfeooirh* a' or> tlina that It impotwihk *o*iv* !♦ hut fcy hari atork the boii/jjr % cavtd A lift* part of 'ha •"> k of Wilkins 4e Cos. vti taaar* out, bit ;i wt hadly <fam- Wllk.r t it Cos .; rw oouht rah ill ! At owoa an/4 It •<* o* v>'e*y) that 'ha wood en Work that was damroyerl wiii ra- by a nir./>som brf- k or.e. The otfizer.a of rha town, both wrhl'A and roorad wrork*d uilrln*}y, and !t i doe o their efforts that the fire was not mor* dlsa>roi> as thsre era ro aFplJ atves at *hia plane with srh/nh to fight fre. Nil KfcDITK HTATE tAX M ITE. There Is a t hanee of Its Going as Low as *r, os *l,o*lo. Atlanta, Ait l.—Th* s*a'e ra'e of t*- •t>on may b/e redo' ad from $£ ?$ to $£ f /> on the $! *//./ 'Wa are money this year from rrjsny *x'ra '/rdlnary so jroHi " •aid CotaptroOr Oenerai Wrlrtit, "and I chink If *he tnrrasisa is what w* *xpa'.t It to b* s w II he sole to low*r tne r^t* "The oth*r <:oin'.’*a sh!"h ire to report may fall off. however, and In thHi /awe we will not ba abia to this Bo far the iriereajie amrx>ioa to over nine millions, and we are expe' fng It to go to twelve miHlocu "f '-annot say for 'artair, but you ran aa> that the rat** will 'ertainly l>e low ered som*wt.4. >*-ar a f*art of the appropriation to the puhllc ' hooia was rtjt off and wa w re a ole to lower the rate, and the money wh>rn wr- wttl #"-eive thh year from the loan rompar.lex, the express • r.d telegraph companies will add to the rev*rue. making ,t po -IMe for us to low er the present ra'e.** Returns from Coweta were rer;elved this morning, showing an In r* . e of $l/>,24G. There ar* forty fojnU*n yet to refiort, amor>g them Rrb and Richmond, which in all probability will nhow an Incraufta of over $1 ,<*/>///>. bOV. ( UOLKH IH KHPMATIC. Think- 100,000 M*n Kbonld Hr HmT to Hilna if Onrr. Atlanta. Aug. 8 -*lov. Candler In *r ak' Ing of th* OnJn;© situation **al4 to-day: "lain llk Morgan. More troopa ahouid b© **-nt I differ *lth him In the number of men, however, an I be- UtV# that one hundred thousand men ahould be sent there a* font aw ateam can carry them. All the mlnla t era of the civilised nation* of th* earth are uonfln td In that city. They are beat eg ed and 1-1 Hung Chang aav they will be aent out under aaeort. if the alli* will not advance on Pekin Th* admlniatration, however, will not call for any more troop* unlen* something *!*• turn* up, Jt a *-mn to b* the opinion of the cabinet that It would affect th Republican* In the coming election and th y are throw- I * the honor of the government to the wind, for the *ak- of politic*. “Am rica ahould alone have one hun dred thousand men there and th© Chin©*© should be puniahed for the actrfH’ltle# committed The alt nation la a critical one. fieri Chaff©© nhoiild have all the men nailed If the nllled force* of 20,- 000 attempt to tok© I’r-kln they will never do it. The <*hlr.' • are a *ef of fanatic* they are not afraid to dl . ad It 1* utter fully to try to capture pk!n with the number of troop* now engaged." AXGISR I>KI KVIKI) IlftOWN. Feat* rm of Tennl* >li*4<*lt* In I'rog rrat In Atlanta. Atlanta, Aug 8 In ih match©* of the Southeastern Htate* Tennl* Tournament to-day the feniure wan the defent of Brown of riirmlnghiim by Angler of Atlan ta. Brown la considered the crack of the South, while Angler I* anew man In the profea*tonal line and la but 16 yrnra of ate The reaultff In the garru-fl to-day were: In single*. Tyson of Montgomery defeat ed Logan of New Orleans, 6-3; 14-12. Qulnby of Atlanta over C. M. Hogei* of Knoxville, 6-2; 3-6 s 6-4. William* of Atlanta defeated Powen Bugera of Knoxville, 3-6; 6-3; 6-4 Angler of Atlanta won from Brown of Birmingham. 6-3; 6*o Boot* of Atlanta defeated Seibela of Montgomery. 14-12, 6-4. Asha of Atlanta defeated Chamberlain of Chattanooga, 8-6; 3-6; 6-3. In double*. Angler and William* against Hartl* rind Patterson, 6-4; 6-2. Thornton ft rot ii* rw junior. arln*4 Din widdle snd 11. T. Thornton, 7-5. 3-6; 6-2. Selbies .nd Tyson agfiiiiNt Chamberlain and Quinby. <M>, 6-1, Hr>g< ia Tit<Hbeiv against Colquitt and fllenn. 3-6. 64; 6-4. °tt and Nash ugalnat Tlohenor and Byrd, 6-4; 6-2. " Give_Jijm_jnJhch, He’ll Tike an Ell.’’ Lei the meZrst ’raerobt geir. iodgmrrt o i yxr bo&j end jour xohoU ryrter . kucl bt tbueeied. The rnkyooe and rrecroscovic. But the pr*—j beome inches end then eUs of pein. Hoods SerxeperCi* destroys the microbe, peerjents the pern, purifies the blood end effects e permenent cure. ](ccd:i Saufa 0%L% UeBILLA h IRf ABfl Ifslra la the Phillpptaes Said to B* U ora* Tbas Liar. A•ar ta A.% % —Cr.aur, ■*y F*o>ta. a w*;i x'.'.srr. Atlanta a." %#**- ? srd 'r.- tr .'to' *:/, fcae b**n r. t*.a army In tfce F• ; :p?..r*-* fer r * ;-. *t a gr.?**r, months, ra’urn/d o-day In t* krg of tae situa * or. tr.*ra r a *j> T'r rg* are ,z. s worse fix now *h>r v. *.*n war In the Phi :pf>sne Is %r/dr began Tr-* we have garrirons n al: ?ne ’otr.t of L-uaor. o the Amer a r w-x> to go from o;.* *owr. to 'n* on*r wi'h o .* o liofyr ,a4 *.tnr > tike* isss life in r^r.d? T'* . arxj ‘s :n % mr.fnaed sta*a of gi*rilla w<r'<:'** r'err* ’lkaly to re rr.* nso ir.dehrCeiy I otmeider *ra a a a'* rr.sk r.g a v'.’ .r*!} no program at pr**er,t toward or.vxr.rg tne and f'* *ubpjga•-on of the t-.arids of tne r t The •. ifc'i'f out th*r* Is b*s? S<! is rra t !re ki.i rgof Of® Af ter ir>.T£ si) er.tr .a !cf*nd. fighting in -j rr.ort *.*■ • 'art 'f I*. h* wa k.. *d <> go*r: las almost in the shadow of the W * of Mar. il Th,* FVdpino* ere worirtrg a bandit rerr* Tra> ar* scattered ir. *ma; bands aj over fra 1 1 . a r.d riding out and doing aiiih :*h wrork Th.*r is r,o more op*n fighting a r.d being on th*‘r own grotjr.d the Filipinos have the advantage in t' .* guerilla butlneag. Wher. our soidP-re 'a'th a r. 4 gg*r*' w, r, 'j gm ha at on':* surrenders tne Mpo. a: 1 alltg ar>c o the AmarVani H* is timed kyoea, ar.d pro ' *•*to go ar.d g*t rot.her gun some where ar ; omiru** fighting according to the ‘skulking system." * LAIMKD HP Is AB IMBEC ILE. Effort to k **sr* C lecnrary for Rakfr, the Wife HBrd*r*r. Atlanta Aug * —The fate of James L. Bak*r the wife murderer, mats w'ih the Pardoning Board. The final *;<pe a 1 for /'iamer/ey was by Bakers attorney that body *o*day. The hearing oc ipiad eevaral hours Numerous affida vit* w*re read cocj *rning Baker's pre vious character, and his weak wiind ’A'hiie the b*srir.g sai going on a num ber of Baker's friends came in an*l list en'd to the proceeding*. Tl * contention was that Baker Is an im be lie A petition from the citi zen# (A Criffin ass sul>rnltte'l to the The peißiofi re it*d ?he fac* that Baker had always l>e<.ri considered an Imbecile wdien a resident of tirifP.n and had fre quently be*n before the ">urts of Spald ing bounty for wrong doing, but had ri*v'-r beer, punished because it was not thought be was responsible for his acts. A long J*rt*r from ex-/#ov Boynton was r*ad stating that he had known Baker many years ar.d had always considered him man of unwound mind, and that he did not think him responsible for his act*. Baker has oeen sentenced to hang on Aug. . IT IV KB MTV OBtIiRVATbRI'. Te|#>*rope to He tfoonted In a Dome on Moore ( ollrge. Athena, Aug. 3 —The department of ac tronomy at the rmveraity hns been greatly aided in Its work by the donation of a sum sufficient to mount the large t*-|- escope owned by the college. This dona tion wss made by the rlas* of l*7r st It* ref*nt reunion in Athens, during the last com mencetnen t. A ha luimnnh ©urn wa* raided and given to tho college with the stipulation that the money was to be used for the erection of an observatory In which the te|ecopt of the I'nfvemlty is to t* mounted. Th© telescope In question was purchased by the college nearly fifty years ago. at a large cost. While larking In some of the modern feature*, the lenses of the ln*tru rnerjt are superb and were, at the time of their manufacture, a* good as any In the United State*. They are etlil regarded as fine glass** and the telescope, when mounted, will be a credit to the Univer sity. The observatory Is to be erected on the top of the Moore College building. It will consist,t-Hsenliaily. of a commodious room, covered by a dome. I*ll KBIT* A LAKtiR ESTATE. Ulm Ins Wprrry Comes Into a For tune Of *OOO,OOO. Atlanta, Aug. Under the will of Mr*. Jennie P. Powell, which was recorded to day, Miss Una Sperry, her niece, Is. the principal beneficiary and inherit* the bulk of an estate valued at from 1200,000 to $300,000. The will provide*? that Miss Sperry ahould consult Col. Latham for legal advice, unless she bhouki marry lawyer. Col. Ivitham die*! within u short time after witnessing the will. !Mi*w Hper ry w,i* named as executrix and relieved from making any bond or returns to the court. She was given the free and full use of all the property left her, during her natural life, even to the extent of spending’ the corpus. If tiecesaary for her comfort or pleasure. If she should die without children the property Is to go to the sisters of Mrs. Powell. 31PRKME COURT DRCIMOXfI. fuses From llie Eastern and Atlnnllr circuits Decided. Atlanta. Aug. B—Among the Supreme Court decisions rendered to day were the following: 783. Chlpman vs, Cornwell, before Judge Norwood, City Court of Savannah; Judg ment affirmed; writ of error dismissed; all concurring. 607, .Moore vm. Hendry, before Judge Sea brook. Liberty Superior Court; Judg ment affirmed; all concurring. M. Zlppcrcr vm. X.lpiK'rer. before Judge Seabrook, Effingham Superior Court; Judg ment affirmed, all concurring. sir.. Fulrell vs. Mutual Benefit Fire As sociation, before Judge Seabrook, Effing ham Superior Court; Judgment affirmed, all concurring. BENNETT FOH <><.HESS. Mill He Opposed by ftlnward Whom He Defeated In tktlH. Birmingham, Ala., Aug, B.—Th* Demo cratic Convention of the Seventh Con gressional District, which met to-day at Gadsden, icnomlnuted John L. Burnett of Gadsden for Congress. Mr. Burnett will be opposed by ex-Coti graasman W, M. Howard, whom he de feated In 188(1, First Hale nt YVndley. Wadley, Ga., Aug, B.—-Mr. Tolever 8 Brown, who live* four miles south of Wadley, sold anew hale of cotton to Mr. J, M. Outlaw of Harlow, Ga.. for llutler, Stevens A Cos. of Savannah, at 12% cenra. The bale weighed 676 pounds and classed middling. THF. MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. 1900. RACE TO GET IA FTMT BILE. Tw fwwipettera Dro? Hard ww4 Rath Got the Prise. 3ytraa. Asg. a— A® ex:.*-rg ror toa race o.'.t*rred in our town s^ - -t 4 o e> k t'a af'*m*x>r w"h -h w:f wfi*- by a number of spectators. L*. H. had offered a pr-.ze c*? a Be ?-- of v/hf for tfee first r*w ba * ar i Bif&on 3k:cner. a farmer iir.n? s*e - era. rrj. e- of toe town end Hr - ccan Waters who ;.ve* three imfes to *b~ arcs: ot.i c-atae driving .ac tneir r*- * pec* ive roods *a*sj on their premiuic bale ar and bcfb wearfrg a snsfi*- A '*■>. i >/ yard* from Hil'.cn i e'or they ap.*d each other and t.-sen :ce s- -ne cum* 3- c t .rrv.rg of i>* ar,l ' **- r z of w sir on# has not v -een beard .c in -err,* ;n>* arxl ar./i the sr>o;j*e of *' ;* *a 'xs 3k:rr;*r reoebed tae reor p. i*- form jtn as Waters p-.sed tip xfi front of 'he M.of*. Both j.r'.*d the p*,z* and il'. H.i* d* 4 d*d h*y were no h *r.'iti'-d to One ca>. '/nought V and *he other .* . netting over s.>/ to *a~a rr.an. First Hair for %thevlllr . Abbev. e. Ga Au* i— Aoberl.’e re<eiv- M her first Ui* of cotton to-day. It w** grown by A P Or*- • a* Riedsfield sra* classed middling ar>d ~cld at pttbfftc ou' ry ar.d bougrt by J R Monroe at KS centr It weighed ieO pounds. Qnltman'i Fir*t Bale. Qijtmkn, Ga . Air 9—The fir^t bale of r.ew cotton of 'h* season was brought in to-day. It was raised by J ft Wilson cf Pavo. and classed as good middling. W. T Thompson bought It paying 10 cents jx-r ;y>ird PITIAM * COTTO.A GROWERS. Organised at Eatoatoa-4 entral Set tles at Dnmagf* *oit. Eaten ton Ga., Aug. 7—Hon. Harvi* Jor dan of Jasper county, president of the Georg a Cotton Growers' Protective As so.latlor.. a/Jdressed a large audience at the Court House here to-day. The house was crowded He waa warmly applauded. The organization of Putnam was then perfected by the election of Thomas O. Lawson, president; John T. D*nni*. sec ret ar> Tfce work could not have been placed ,n better hands. The Central of Georgia Railway Com pany has pjid o Paul E W’heeler of this county 52.4J0 indemnity for the loss of the ife of E. W. Wheeler, son of Paul E. Wr.eeler. It wlt be recalled that E. W. Wheeler lort hia life in th* yard of the Central Railroad a few weeks ago. Something of a curiosity was being *x hibited on the streets here a few days ago in the shape of a chicken with four fe*t. four wing* and two backs. two wßnoisGft i\ iKiim. First Rale nf Acer Cotton Hold at a Good Figure. Augusta. Aug. B.—Mr. Charlea S Syl vester and Miss Rosa Koppei were mar rie-1 to-day in the Synagogue, Rabbi Weiss of Chattanooga officiating. Mr and Mrs. Sylvester left for Savannah after the wed ding and will go North by *ea Mr. Frank Bohler, *on of Rich mond county's tax collector, John A. Boh ler, and Mbs Margaret Laly were married to-day at 8f Patrick's Church, Father M' Mahon officiating. After the marriage they left for an extended Northern trip. The first bale of n<-w' cbtton brought to thi* market and received by Phinlzy & Cos., was sold at auction at the Cotton Exchange to-day and bought by Lewis Butt for Gordon. Neely ft Cos., at 11*4 cents a pound The bale brought $51.19, recalling times when a bale of cotton stood for $.7) Mr. Irvin Alexander was to-day appoint ed guardian of Charle* a. Robbe, Jr., mi nor son of the late Mayor C. A. Robbe, to manage his share in his father's estate. BRISAWH K *G%I> DEFEATED. Unite an Itinerary Mapped Oat for That Team. Brunswick, CJa., Aug. B.—Brunswick’s baseball team left to-night for Atlanta where they will meet the all-profession als for the three-game series to-morrow, Friday and Saturday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week, Brunswick plays Rom*- Friday and Saturday Brunswick play* Helena, and on returning to Geor gia will play return dates at Rome and Atlanta If Augusta wants games, that city will be accommodated, following which a thousand dollar aerie* with Fernindina will be played in Savannah. In the game here to-day Fernandina de feated Br unswick by a score of 5 to 2. Fernandina leaves to-morrow morning for Jacksonville, where they will play th* de riding game in th© thousand dollar series with Jacknonville. RICHNESS l\ PHILIPPINES. It I* Only H Per Cent., Which I* Con- Nldered a Good Sliouing. Washington, Aug. 8.-Secretary Root said to-day that the latest reports from Gen. Ma Arthur showed that the sickness In th© army in the Philippine* was 8 per cent., which was considered a remarkably good showing. Owing to th© lack of sur geon*, du© to geparatlon of command*, there were some *mall detachment* with out a surgeon, but this defect was being remedied with all due diligence. CRAWFORD FOR CONGRESS. He Wn Elected In I Hits hut I n*en t**d by Republican*. Asheville, N. C., Aug. 8. W. TANARUS, Crawford was nominated for Congress by the Demo crat* of the Ninth Distrct to-day by ac clamation. Crawford received the certifi cate of election In '9B, but was unseated after u contest by Richmond Pearson, Re publican. It le probable Pearson will be renominated by the Republicans at .* con vention to be held at Waynesville Wednes day next. | The Khlrt WnlM Man. From the New York Pres*. Talk about the shirt waist man Is cheap. You cannot force a fashion. Ii grows, like Topsy. Even Wale* cannot do it, nor could Worth. The undershirt man, for ex ample. came a long time ago, and there Wii.s no arbiter to announce that he would arrive. You find him in the humbler walk*. He usually seeks employment ns a machinist, rolling-mill hand, molder, printer, blacksmith, boilermaker, or Jour neyman in any occupation where heat and dirt ar© constantly encountered. He may wear a ‘‘b’lled" ehlrt at home or else where. but at work he gets down to un dershirt and "galluses." The fashion ob tains among all skilled labor. The day's work done, the mechanic washes nt the common trough, slip* his ‘b’lled’* garment over the soiled nether ark and hies homeward. Home of the more cleanly re move the eirk, hanging It on a convenient peg for the morrow. Another class of la borers has long worn the "Jumper" as a distinctive uniform. It 1* a green checked cotton blouse, unbelted at the waist, par ticularly fancied by seamen and steve dore*. hotel potter* and all hand-truck men. The Tailor** View. From the Haberdasher. Advising or sanctioning the abandonment of the coat Is to give countenance to one \Qt the worst of all bad American habit*. To pr***rr* the ae - r.*tk ar.l aristic ‘n 4§re*r on* m-jf* leave the of our outer attire a®£lstwrb£d. To s*;*rate them ts to iesve a mar, saif ’ The manic his t'.rt *.'-v*§ :* always fc* nosnm—i ar.d r:. zar man You’l] Srvi feis kind iean.rg aiiuut r.* public bars, expeeiorttidf ta pubAc arvd smok.r.g :r. lorhi3?c place*. We may uot discard the coat ar. i i r*w*r*. e tie rui* c-f propriety and aewheri -m irj dr-?s There can be no wapmson between tee dres c*fi man and woman. A woman s ■fe:rt sralsT •* raerelv a form of bods . and !t i* an integral part :f 'fc* outer drew* of woman. A mar. ebirt -a distinctive garroer.t and if ivx part of his oversjiL Aside from th*se ofc;er r we have the more serious one of appearance. it can i.-ot be IbecMmngiy c*m*-i out. There a’ no* ten men in every t o-usand so built ir.a' ta*y car go without s j?j*erd*rs. Ani r.>** tne ar* to t-e banished r.*r* is rout* in talking -boutabandoning the coat. In co dec- r : society, deeeot oariisy. or prop* l; >r.lu * *el bote sor theaters wwid a mao b* j-ennltted to ap r-ear w.'root his coa'. The coatless man rr. a. ways be wba: he has always n*-^n. coatmoo. vulgar, ur.dts iplmed being, wno pii's personal jd*-is of comfort above * d*as of seemly, conventionality. DEATHS. SCREVEN— Died. Geerz.a Bryan Scre ven eidest daughter of :b* late Col. John S'reven. MKCTI.IGI, 71.H1 nn IHEL LOIK,E NoT~A A. M. A rego.ar r ommun: at:on of this A - * * r - j IT: .r.d iy) ‘ 'ur.g j* i> ociorf * The E. A. Degree will be conferred, if embers of sister lodges and transient j brethren ore fraternally invited to meet with us. By order PLEASANT A STOVALL. W. M. J A HERSCHBACH. Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO M PERK IR RORH. Pe*lt Jurors are discharged until 10 o'clock Friday morning. By or :er of His Honor, R. Fa 111 gam, Judge S. C., C. C. JAMES L. MURPHY. Deputy Clerk S. C. f C. C.. Ga. NOTICE TO CITY COURT JUROR*. The petk Jurors of the City Court need not appear until Friday, Aug. 10, 10 a m. By order of the Hon. Thos. M. Nor wood, Judge. WARING RUSSELL. JR., Clerk C. C. S. 9tOO HEW \RD. This company will pay one hundred dollar! reward for the arrest and deliv ery to the Sheriff oC"Beabrooke Hays, murderer of Motorman L. B. Varr.ado, H. M LOFTON, General Manager Savannah. Thunderbolt and lele of Hope Railway. FREE STONE PEACHES. Receiving fancy Free *\‘one Peach es. at PITZEI/S. LEVAN*.* TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS. 50c— DINNER—SOc. Dininer 1 to 3 and 8 to 9, Thursday, Aug. 9 Claret Wine. SOUP. Okra and Tomatoes. FISH. Whiling, Egg Sauce. Potatoes ala Julienne. Sliced Tomatoes. Hot Slaw, Queen Olives. Chow Chow, Mixed Pickles. ROASTED. Ribs of Baltimore Beef, Dish Gravy. Rlcefleld Lamb, with Currant Jelly. ENTREES. Braised Calf Liver, with finest Herbs. Pear Fritters, Fruit Sauce. Boiled Roasting Ears. VEGETABLES. Mashed Potatoes, Rutter Beans. Rice, Stewed Tomatoes. PASTRY' AND DESSERT. Lemon Custard Pie. Assorted Cakes. Cheese, Crackers, Fruits. Ice Cold Watermelons. French Coffee. LEVAN’S CAFE AND RESTAURANT, 111 Congress street, west. AFTER INTENSE SUFFERING for over a year from malaria, Bright’s disease and enlargement of the liver, I came to Suwunee Springs after being con fined in bed for five weeks, on the advice of my doctor, 8. W. Mlmms of Sylvania. (la., who told me that the waters of Bu wanee Spring were the only cure for me. My disease had advanced so rapidly that when I arrived here, medicines would do me no good. After staying here three weeks, and following implicit instruc tions, I am entirely cured. I cannot say enough for these waters, and will always praise them in the highest, and would certainly recommend anybody afflicted as I have been to go to Suwanee Springs at once. BRUNO PFEIFFER. Pfeiffer, Ga. ALL YOU CAN DRINK FOR 5c AT LIVINGSTON’S. J. I*l Nlv l SSOHN A < O. W’ill open their new up-to-date wholesale and retail cigar store, 39 Bull street, opposite Screven House, Thursday evening, August 9. The public Is cordially invited. CHARLTON & CHARLTON. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Rooms 12, Provident Building. BONDS EAECLTEU By the American Bonding and Trust Com pany of Baltimore.* We are authorized to execute locally (Immediately upon appli cation), all bonds in Judicial proceedings In either the state or United States courts. and of administrators and guardians. DEARING A HULL. Agents Telephone 324. Provident Building. why not use ORIGINAL ANNISTON LIME? fllftliest Gratia. Each barrel contain* sufficient quantity and quality to make It MONEY-SAVING. A. HANLEY COMPANY. Sole Agents. Phone 109. FOR RENT. No, 120 Hall street, east; 415 Gastoi) street, east; SOI Jones street, east; 208 Jones street, west; 223 and 221 Wit Id burg street, east; 214 and 216 Waldburg street, weal; 221 Perry sireet. weet. All of the above houses are In first class order, perfect condition, every con venience. Right rent to right tenants. ESTATE SALOMON COHEN. West Broad and Broughton sts. *23,000. One of our clients bas placed In our hands *35,000 to loan on good Savannah real estate st reasonable rates of Interest BECKETT A BECKETT. *1 Prasidcat street, cask NOT A PROPOSITION, BUT AN ESTABLISHED FACT. ME J. PJXRUSSOHN 4 CO.. 206 Bay street, west, Sivanaih, Gi BONDY& LEDERER, lakers. New York. OUR FACILITIES ARE UNSURPASSED. SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY II Congress Street, West, Phone 383, FRANK’S RHEUMATIC —and — CATARRH CURE Cures when all others fail. Try it. Si.so per bottle. It is worth a trip to Hot Springs. LIVINGSTON’S TWO PHARMACIES, P 293 E Ball and Congress and 309 Bull Street. p jg£ E ■FECIAL. NOTICES. FfrEVEIrVE^VtOrR^SIGUT^' By wearing glasae* that not alone enable you to see, but correct every defect that may exist. There le no guesswork in our methods We have the latest and moet approv*d scientific apparatus for accurate eye test ing. We make no charge for consulta tion or examination, and should you need the services of a physician we will frank ly tell you so. Our crystal ler.ses are perfect In every respect, being ground under our own su pervision. They cannot be compared <n value to the kind offered as cheap by the so-cailed opticians or Jewelers who han dle inferior glasses as a side line. DR. M. SCHWAB ft SON, Exclusive Opticians, 47 Bull Street N. B.—Oculist prescriptions filled same day received. Repairing done at short notice. LEVY’I DISCO CUT XOTICB. TOC WILL 9AYR TEX PFR CEXT. By paying your bills oa or be fore the 13th Inst. B. H. LEVY 4k DRO. WIRE WHEEL RUBBER TIRED BALL BEARING RI NAROI TS Made by Wrenn of Norfolk. By request of the factory we have taken the agency of these goods, and will be glad to show a full line of this elegant vehicle. COHEN-ICULMAN CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY. Babcock's Representative?. Morgan & Wright Tires. THE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS. The only way tc get your carpets prop erly taken up, cleaned and taken care of for the summer is to turn the Job over io the District Messenger and Delivery Cos., telephone 2, or call at 32 Montgomery street, and they will make you an esti mate or* the cost of the work. Prices reasonable They also pack, move and •tore furniture and pianos. C H. MED LOCK. Supt. and Mgr. LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE to rent, located head of Broughton street, on West Broad, now occu pied by the Savannah Carriage and Wagon Cos. As they wiil give up business in the city on June i, I offer It for rent from that date. H P SMART. PROPOSALS FOR FI RNISHING COAL. Office of Savannah Water Works, Savannah, Ga., Aug, 4, 1900. Proposals will be received ‘at this office until Aug. 15 at 12 o'clock noon, city time, for furnishing the water depart ment with coal for one year, beginning Sept. 1. 1900. Specifications ran be had upon applica tion to this office. I. U, KINSEY. Bupt. , TilF. TIME OF ALL TIMES. Have renovated at once your mattresses, feather beds, etc , by our steam medica ted process. (The oniy plant In Savan nah! that overcomes ail impurities, whether contagious or otherwise. Have reduced renovation of feathers for Au gust as follows: Feather beds from *5.00 to *3.50, bolsters from *1.50 to *I.OO. Pillow cases from 75c to 50c. Cotton, moss and hair mattresses made to order. Will save you money. Work guaranteed. NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO VATING CO., Bell phone 1136. 331 Drayton street. FOR RENT. We have a few desirable flats and houses in first-class locality that we will rent right to right tenants. ESTATE SALOMON COHEN. AMUSEMENTS. SAVAN NAH THE\TER. MONDAY - EVENING, AUG. 13*h, 1900. First appearance of Mr. Sidney Woodward the world-renowned tenor in on© Grand Festival Concert, sup-ported by Mrs. Mat tie W. Gibbs, soprano, of Charleston. S. C and a select chorus will render "When Thou Couldst," from Rossini’s Mi ter. Dr. T. JAMES DAVIS. Manager. Admission 05 Reserved Seats ........35, On sale at Box office. BUSINESS NOTICES. DO YOU EAT BUTTER? Of course! And you want the purest and best? To be sure! Then you wish the unequak-d ROCKDALE. It has no superior on earth. Conies in prints, in cold • storage, to our big ice box, where it is preserved sweet and fresh for family deliv ery. One-pound prints in paraffine paper, to keep out all impurities. is. Inn a, Corner Broughton and Whitaker. Phones 76. Summer Evening Games Are rendered more enjoyable if a pretty little sterling silver novelty is the prize. We have hundreds of pretty articles from which to select. The store is convenient and it is a pleasure to show goods. HUNTER & VAN KEUREN, Jewelers, 143 Bull Street. We Wash To Perfection. Off. M Bat .tfit. T.l.fhor. 70">. SPECIAL. NOTICES. BLY OSLY THIS BEST GINGER. ALB. The best is the Wheoler Brand of Bel fast Ginger Ale, rn.de by Wheeler A Cos., of Beifast, Ireland, from th. celebrated Croinac Springs of that city. These springs are the property of Wheeler & Cos., hence no other Ginger Ale manufac turer in Ireland has (hose waters but themselves. The Wheeler Ginger Ale is made from pure Jamaica Ginger Root and not from Red Pepper, as others are; one Is deleterious—the other Is a tonic. For Healthfulness and Purity th. cele brated Wheeler brand of Belfast Ginger Al. is th. best. LIPPMAN BROTHERS, Sole Southern Agents, Savannah, Go. WALL I'AI'HH, tr iper hanging Wo carry complete assortment of tatcat etylo paper,, and employ only best ai lists See our goods and get our estimate be fore giving out your work. Our prices the very lowest. SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO., Corner Drayton and Congress. Phone ilk. LEOPOLD ADLER, rso. R. Pr^xient. C. T. ELLIS, BARRON CAP.'S* Vice President. Aj* The Chatham Bank SAVANNAH Will be r>‘as*d 10 receive be *ecou-,, of Merchants. Firms. Itdividusis, Baci, aiid Corporations. Libera! favors sxieDdsd. Lcsurpessrf collection faculties, ir.A pronjpi returns SEPARATE3AVIN6S DEPARTMENT i'tlrlst cow*o(ndeo itruTEi. LV ON DEPOSITS. Safety Depo-it Boies and Vaults t em. Correspondence solicited. The Citizens Bank OF SAI AN.NAIi. CAPITAL, 5500.00a t '-‘ •* Gcmcfttl i>ukJA.4 fillixeu. kolicito Acciuii mi UiiTlim&ii, Merchtntt, B**kx and otktt Cr. titioii. Coliectlou. htadlal with mm-leij MMflu, and dispatch. Interest compounded naner! r allnwed on deposits in oar StTlsn Department. Safety Deposit Boxes and Storana Vaults. BRANTLEY A. DENMARK, Pre.ldeah If lI.LS B. LANE, vice Preside,,. CEORGE C. FREEMAN. Cashier. GORDON L, GROOVER. Asst. Csshle*. SOUTHERN BUNK of the State of Georgia £•*>“' ux.tn Surp.ua and undivided profits W ! tv DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE *OF GEORGIA. Superior facilities for transacting a _Genera! Hanking E-t.ness. CoUections made on all i>ointi " accessible through - bank* and bankers. Accounts of Hamts. lianaers, jida .r.t, and others solicited. Safe Depoe: Boxes ior rtset. Department of Savings, interest pavabie quarterly. Sell* Sterling Exchange on London ft and upwards. JOHN FLANNERY. President. HORACE A CRANE. Vice President JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier. DIRIiCTORS: JNO. FLANNERY". YV’M. W. GORDON E. A. WEIL. w. w. GORDON Jr H. A CRANE. JOHN M EOAN LEE ROY" .MYERS JOSEPH FERSf H. P SMART. CHARLES ELLIS EDWARD KELLT. JOHN J KIRBT SinißiMEi CAPITAL, $330,000. Accounts of banks, merchants, corpora tions ana individuals solicited. Savings Department. interest paid quarterly. Safety Boxes and Storage Vaults for rent. Collection* made on all points at rea sonable rates. Drafts sold on all the chief cities of the world. Correspondence invited. JOSEPH D. WEED. President. JOHN C. ROWLAND, Vice President. W. F. McCAULEY, Cashier. THE GERMANIA BANK oAViUSiNAii, Li A. Capital 6300,006 Undivided profits 60,00* This oank oners its services to corpora tions, merchants and individuals. Uaa authority to act as executor, a4- OiaUtrator, guardian, etc. lasuee drafts on the pilnctped eltiaa la Great Britain and Ireland and on the Continent. Interest paid or compounded quarterly on deposits In the Saving Department, Safety Boxes for rent HENRY BLUN. President GEO. w TIEDEMAN, Vice President JOHN M HOGAN, Cashier. WALTER F. HOGAN. Ass t Cashier. No. 16*9. Chartered, ISM THE IHIIS Mill 111 OF SAVANNAH. CAPITAL, *600,000. SURPLUS, JUO.OcOi L'NiiLD oIATES DEPOSITORY. J. A- G. CARSON, President BEIRNE GORDON, Vice President W. M. DAY ANT, Cashier. Accounts of banka and bankers, mer chants and corporations received upon the most favorable terms consistent with safe and conservative banking. BUSINESS NOTICES. For Rent, Residence 118 Gaston street, west. All conveniences. Can be rented from Ist August. Apply to CHATHAM REAL. ESTATE AND IM PROVEMENT C 0„ 14 Bryan Street. East. lo Mm Pistol For eale, a Forsaith Newspaper Folder; will fold sheet 27x4k. It Is In good order. Price *IOO. It coet originally *l,lOO, hut we have nu ure for It and want the room It occupies. It will bs an Invaluable adjunct to soy newspaper office. Address MORNING NEWS, •avannah, Os. \ SPECIAL NOTICES. MOSQUITOES will not trouble you If you use SHOOMUSKEET. It is o pleasant perfume. MELDERMA Is a toilet powder that Instantly dis pels the disagreeable odors arising from perspiration. OLD STYLE COLD CREAM given Quirk relief for non barns and akin troubles. SOLOMON* Ct