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2 MANY DEMOCRATIC RALLIES. •AVANNAH MKKTIMI l KINT ON THE PROtmniWß. Gov. I anffler. kcumr Clay ■ 4 halt-man ffuMlnnon Will Probably Apralt llrrr-\ Ipi* I hatraian Hrowl* la in linrar In Atlanta—#it*tr I lap nml Mr. Ilnmn May prk nl Hi. his In* im Mimilnp—Hnlllra nl Other I‘larri. Atlanta. IN Chairman Firming dußlgnon of i!i Slate Democratic l.nc utlVi Commute- 1. ft Ui-iliy for n vlalt t i tnothar N iilt n < aunt) Via Chairman K I T Hi own, is in Ihr Dem ocratic headquarters while ihr . Imlrman it abarnt. Mr. duliiguon will return to morrow DrtlKM ratio orator* nrr In demand for thr work to be done In Georgia for the parly. Thr srvrral ratio s booked for Ihr week promt--- enlhu.--.astn unbounded and thr committee w.Hits speakers to help ■lung thr worthy inure. The Savannah rally I* thr first on thr programme th * w..k. Oov. Candler. Sen ator Steve ('lay and Mr. dußlgnon will pr->l>ably attend the rally as speakers. Vic# Chaltman llrown has hern Invite I but his duties In In adituaTtgi s will pre vent hi* aoerptanrr. The Mg rally of the Young Men's Dem ocratl leapur of Atlanta nest Kr Ida\ wdl be one of tnr feature* of thr cam palgn In G*org a Mr. Itiown has a cept.d an Invitation to speak on that oc casion. Monday. Oct. 1. a rally will lie held nt Douglas. Henatnr Clay and Mr Urown have been asked to he present. There will he a rally at Cummlnga on Sept 29 Oen. Ev atis an I ttrnator Clay will b# the orators of th o ■ aslon llaln briilge will haw idle on the same date. Oov Candler. Senator lttc on and Mr dußignon ar< the speaker* that the local committee has a.ki and for. Both Clarksville and Cornelia are In have rallies Frldav Ar all these p!*< e th# P| ullsts at# showing fight, and the llemcirrat* are determined lo whip them Out Mr Brown thinks the outlook thioughout the atal# Is very promising ATTH K ll\ KM I HftlOMMTa. hrgrnvii Hentrn and allot at In Pass- Inu Thrmiuh Palmetto. Atlanta. Hept. 24 An unprovoked At tack mad* by cltlxen* of Piilm* tin on ‘hi negro coach of an excursion train re turning lo Atlinia to-itay show* that the Ham flotto outrages have not been for gotten In that section Club* and rocks were freely ned on the heads of the colored passengers. One negro aat shot In the arm. White psssenget* on the train related the etory of the attack when the train reached Atlanta. The excun-lonlst* had spent the day In Went Point. A# th< train pulled Into i'almeitn ihn negro.* leaned from the window* of their roach and scanned the bulldlngw and ground* curiously. he< ause they knew the history of Hose and hie fate and were anxious to locate the scene of that event. A crowd of whfte men on the d**po! platform rushed at the coach viciously ns the train stopped Heads and arma pro truding from the windows were struck In discriminately. In ihe melee, a pistol was fired The conductor signalled the en gineer to pull by the station as out HIV a* poeslole and Ihta prevented further blood sliisl The affair has not yet hern officially repotted to the Atlanta ond West Point road, but the officials declare they will Investigate and take steps to protect their passengers In future. W ild. ft.VKH III: COMtlt BNKD. Atlaata Sinn’s Opinion nf the Trouble In the Philippines. Atlanta. Krpt. 24 —An Atlanta man who returned from the Philippine Islands to day. give an Interview, in which he says the Filipinos will never be conquered un der the present plans of the United Htatea government. He Is James H. Mitchell, who left with the Twenty-ninth Iteglment last year He was honorably dti charged from the army on account of 111 health. The war, Mr Mitchell thinks. Is liable to keep up In definitely. There Is very little lighting, he •ay*. his regiment, the Twenty-etlnth In fantry. having been tn only one real latt tle, which wm the one In which den. I-aw ton was killed, on the ISth of last De cember Thle I* the rainy ee.ieon or win ter tn the Philippine* and Mr Mitchell M>e that the nasty weither of the season Is playing havoc with the health of the American troops. It la his opinion that ihe volunteers now In service will be recalled some time this fall, probably In November. It Is likely that the Twenty-ninth will he among the first of the regiments recalled Mr Mitchell was not much Impressed wi'h the much talkxl of glorious future of the Philippine?. He says that In some placet the land Is fertile, and In almost all gectlon*. rice Is the prim tpil crop. There Is a great deal of sugar cane raised DEATH OK tlltt. UMMLL. She Was Ihe Bride at the Famous Electrical Wedding. Atlanta. B*pi. 24.—Mr*. Daisy Claire Lanedell died to-d iy. Hhe he bride tn the famous electrical wedding, which Occurred In Trinity Church ten month* ago Her husband. Fred Lanadell, la a prominent electrician . He originated the plan for the unique wedding, which at tracted th* large*! crowd Ihe church had ever known on account of eht* electrical display Involved. Th* deceas.d wn* formerly Ml** Daisy Nimmo Bin was popular In Atlanta, and her death hna cuuned a great deal of sor row here. At the wedding the church was feetooned w ith colored Inc ind< *< ent bulb* Th* eliar was ablasr with arc light*. A •core of artificial plant*, made of small lncande.eni light*, were grouped shout the chancel. The ushers nt the wedding will act a* pall bearers at the funeral, which take* place to-morrow ATLAATA I'tlH PHIHiHEASING. Information tlurenn Opened F.nrller Then 1 Mini. Atlanta. Sept. 24—The department of public comfort for the Interstate Fair opened Itz office at M Wall street thle morning—earlier then usual this year In order that all information relative to the accommodation In. IHllee of Ihe clly may be obtained and put in book* prior to the beginning of the fair. Every feature of me fair I* growing a* th* day* go by and ehe opening day a|e proaohe* The military feature of the fair protnlees to be great. The Atlanta organization* are taking th* greatest In terest in it and the out of town companies) nr* doing the same. BClggti 50 HHE. Ml PtY. Your druggist will r. fund your money If Pazo Ointment falls to cur* Ringworm. Tetter, Ok! Ulcer* and Sores. Pimples and Blackhead* on th* (ace, and ail akin dis saaaa. Kk —ad. 44 Seeing is Believing. ” When you see people cared by a remedy, you mast believe tn its ponver. Look Around you. Friends. reUtrues. neighbors aU sAy thAf Hood's SArsApinlU. Ameru A's Greatest Meoiane, deAnstd the blood of their deer ones And they rise en mAsse to sing its prAistr. There's nothing like it in the tvorlj to purify the blood. 3wcdhSa ikrfxi )iffg Never msappomt? IIKI.It U mint T At THIIRITY. Claim That den Vre Worked as I on vlrt* Without Trial. Quitman. Ga., Kept. Si.—Col James W Edmondson I* In Atlanta to place before lh prison commission some fin is reli 11vi- lo the treatment of convicts at M - Hies camp in Isiwndes county. A lew days ago t'ol Edmondson was employed to take mu h leirsl aleps ns were neces sary to sc ure the release of seversl |s-r --son* who ft.ir detained and worked at the camp! without authority. Sine* this tine- Mr Edmondson has i mi* Into ptM -e-slon of lai Is relating to the conduct ■it th. camp and the ire.iimeni recelw I by the inmates and he haw decided to lay these Mure the prlaon commission. II has iffldavlts from several parties in the elf. ct that llrev had liecn delalived and worked at the .amps without ever being trbsl or a*ntrncad In thi* courts. The development# In Ihi affair have en iied quite a sensation In thin section and have hei n the all-abaorhlng lotdc dts . ussed for the imst few days. Hon, Tom Eaaon. one of th# prison commissioner*, was at Mcßee's lampi Ihls Wick on a tour of Inepsi lion, hut II I* not known here what wan th# result ol his lnvesilKsH nn il. %I *1 t-'IHt HACK TAXES. Effort to Moke Hnuihern Mutual Taj fur Twenty-two Tear*. Athene. Ga . Sept 24 -Three week* ago Tax Collector I.lnton had the Sheriff of Clark county to nuke a levy upon the building and office fixtures of th# South ern Mutual tnsuran Company tor poy mem of back taxes for twenty-two year.* and amounting to UII.WJO. Thl# cam'- about under a recent interpretation of the law and I* to be made a lest case. Jude* Kuucll being dlsi|uaiilled in th case on account of being lock bolder. Judge Brinson of Augusta tars la-en se lected to sit on the case and th# hearing was set to-day to << un- off In Augusta on Oct. I*. The company will lie represented by Judge Van Epi*> of Atlanta .tod Er win and Erwin of Athens. The case will lie one of the most Im portant In the slate nnd Involves twenty two year* of b* > k tax** for every Insur uf.ee company in the slate. PROVISION KfiH VOTERS. How Thoee In Country Dletrlrl* Ma Vole at County Stir. Atlanta Sept. 24 —ln answer to numer ous Inquiries from all part* of the stale as lo whether a resident of a militia dis trict containing no Incorporated towns could vote at thr county aile, the attorney general to-day gave out the following statement: "The registration law make* express provisions for this class of voters and prt* vide* that the resident of n militia du lcet In which Hie voting precinct I* sit uated outside of an incorporated town, may vote at the county sit# by taking an oath to the effect that he liaa never voied elsewhere on that day." PI-AM KOK THE VIADUCT. Atlanta Helling Heady In Confer With the Hnllrnaila. Atlanta. Kept. Ji.—Actual work In the direction of building the proposed viaduct at Whitehall stre.’t crossing was begun this morning by Clly Engineer Clayton, Assistant Engineer W. T. H Wilson and Second Assistant Engineer W. T. Wilson They will make a plan for Ihe crossing for Mayor Woodward to use In hts con ference with the These It will be necessary lo complete before anything can he done toward* arriving at a deft nlte conclusion of what the railroad* will have to do In the way cf assisting the city In the building of Ihe viaduct. HAVANA All HO %’ w WT till WELL. Knar of Them Clioaeo Class Presi dents at Atheas. Athens. On.. Hi pi. 24.—1n ihe eleetlons held In the live classes, four of the pres idents chosen have been Havartnah men Mr. Ham Hewlett was to-day elected pres- Idem of the law class hy Ihe good ma jority of It Mr. John Monahan Is presi dent of the Sophomore . lose, and Mr Jelte le pr sldent of the Kreshmsn class Savannah boys are takirg stand In Ihe University this year. Dlw %WTHOt H KIKE IT OCAI.A. Prate Hotel, Arnold Mouse and Other Places Murned. Ocala. Fla.. Sept 24 -The Acme Hotel. Arnold House, two store*, and a small resident e were destroyed by Ore early this morning The lire originated In Ihe kitchen of the Aims Hotel and aoon *piead to the adjoining buildings. Allle Motdis an Italian, wn* badly burned by fnll.ng timbers. The pro|ierty de-troyd was valued at gbout Post, partially In sured. Addition tn lintel Majeatle. Atlanta. Sept, 24 -The owners of the Ho tel Majestic will build et oetco an annex tn the structure to cost $100,(W. Wotk will he begun within thirty days and the money i* to he expended In making the building on. of the most complete imagin able for hotel purpose* Philadelphia captinl It I* understood, will supply Ihe new building The Majestic was com pie ted May I. 1W Slrne It wn* opened to the public It ha* been extremely popular and the propo*ed enlargement I* to ac commodate the increased patronage of the liouai ll t* located on Prachtree atraet and kt already one of the finest hotel* In the state. Hev. tlr. Hlce Decline* to Talk. Atlanta. Sept. 2t - Rev. Theron H Rice, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, ha* been called to Louisville to accept the pustorwge of the Second Presbyterian Church of that city. Official advice* of the call have lad been received hy Mr Rice, and he will n I talk for publication He hue been pastor of the church here for three year*, and I* one of Ihe leudtng minister* of Atlanta. I.at llielr Infant Daughter. Louisville. Ga.. Sept. 24.—Mr and Mr* R L Rottl-'k ut 3 o'clock this morning had the ad misfortune to lose their bright little two-year-old daughter, Vlr ! glnla The little one had only been 111 ' since Friday night. It died of congestion TO ft HI. 4 01)1.D It OH: DAY. Take I-axntlve Uromo Quinine Tablet*. All druggist* refund the ovoney If R falls to cure E W Grove's signature la on •ach box. 35c—aA THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1900. M-IAHOAHD HMHIATIIIV Important Indu.lrlul I eairnllen to Re Held In JtrkuimTile. Jwfki omliK Hi. Hat 24 Hon John T I ntrl' k. *hi*f IvulUßtrtal mjc* nt of th *riiUkir'l Ar lJn*, ho* callM o myel in* of th* Hi ihfßid Air Lln ln<Suiitrlil j .\MO< ia(ion for Jacksonville, Oct. 24. 25 ! an'l 'M. \ I h** convention will he fol* the purpose i>f improving th* stock. Incroosln# the ( iiiMniifu' tiring .ri*l h* tutlfylng the hou*** | ilong the Hc.boa!<l ■ysl*n>. One f**atur* will he on Invitation *o all oat#* and coun ty i#freßf>ntatives of iulil* instruction Th* Y >u*h fVimi-snion has agreed to present en hun*lr l tlag- to the school houv** In th terrlloiy covered, showing the h at < are ami attention. The promoters of th* convent log ar* preparing for four hun-lffd le>*gatvs mu i j . number of prominent visitors from all "cations of the HiiUlh and Ivsfl The association wn formed several years ago. The aiiniiiil e nvenM*n to he h* 11 In thl' . 11 >• in Ocjolmt %%111 l>e in i n** 'Board of Traf'.e ro< ms, the J icksetivllle Hoard of Trade l< ruling Its encouragement to th# arrangements for th* meeting. IHCATM OF Jl IMJK J. II- BUC K. tl* Km Unr *f Nm(rr f oantj'a Host I’riiinlitt hi t'illsen*. Amerleus. <*a . Bpt. 24. Judge J Harp er lila< k. one of the oldest, most honored and esteemed resident * of Humtsr conn iv, died this morning m his *3d year. The •lect ased whs h suciessful pi in*er at: 1 manufa< Hirer, conducting for half a cen tury a shoe factory near Amerleus. lie a-us three time** :% member of th** I*egis lature, refusing r**-eli <*tlon e* vara 1 time*, lie was a prominent ar.d su essful agri ultut Ist. Judge mack has been vice pres ident of the Stan Agricultural Boclety. and for twenty year- president of the Mumier Fanners' Boclatv. Thoukh past mlddla age at ihe l* ginning of the Civil War, he enlisted In the Twelfth tlaorgla j Keglmtt. serving galUn ly until the sur render at No resident of ftouthwrst Ueorgia was better known or mote universally esteemed tor Integrity, honesty and general worth Ills wife and n\e gr*iWn sons survive him One \irn Hilled %nother. T>aw*on, a . fl*|*t 24 -In an affray be tween two negroes In Dawson Saturday n ght, Charley Harris shot and killed J*h sle Hell The dispute arose ov** r a wo man that both parties w te Intimate with. Harris fled and has not yet been aught. DR. STEDMAN'S Teething Powders The l-'amoutt Aid to Sale and Pain Iron Teething. rv*f m 4Sert IS* it nr lit #*er for nrnrfy M v|fi I)R HTF.DMAN havinc op#nNi at>rto< iioftlmn Antff>rir.< • nttdTrAUb- n-duerff thtolof them juMlj rriDbrptPd p*>wtipr§ They are* put up to yellow wrmp pen Tb tr4# toark. a gum Uncai . TRADE^^^^^^MARK Is on er#ry pocket and on rrrry powder without which non* 1. grnulnr A |rkrt cnuutßtns nine powders. 2S cent* At your druggist ,or mailed postpaid on receipt of prlc#. send for hook let— ' Itr .surtm*n‘i SPvrmry parlor. " Address A. Ms. MXLTKR. Wret Jekn.ee St., tlrraawteww. Fklla, Pa an)* v T.irrMtv rmna 5.... k C. •PR VIAI. NOT ILLS. I.KV 4V< TISIrK D’lltlT* DINNERS. 80c- DINNER—c Dinner 1 to and 6 to 9. Tuesday, Sept 21 Claret Wine. sour. Okra nnd Tomatoes. FISH. Mackinaw Trout ala Hollnndalii#. Potato**, ala Duchess*. Sliced Tomatoes, Queen Olives. Chow Chow, Mixed Pickles. ENTREES Stuffed Bdl Pepper, with Shrimps. Baked htce Cakes, with Jelly. BOILED. Fulton Market Corned Beef and Cabbage ROASTED. Trim* Ribs of Beef, Pl#h Gravy. VEGETABLES Mashed rotaloe*. Asparagus. Butler Sauee. Rice. Slewed Tomatoes. Candled Yams PASTRY. Pumpkin Pie. Assorted Cake*. Cheese, Crackers Cocoanut Pudding, lemon Sauce. Drip Coffee. LEVAN'S CAFE AND RESTAURANT, 111 Congr-*s street, west. I’l III.IC SCHOOL NOTH K. Th# Public Schools of Ihe city of Be vannah und th# county of Chatham will be reopened on Monday. Oct. 1. Card* of admission to the city while schools will be issued from the office of the Superintend ent on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 28. 27 and . from 9 to 1 o'clock Fords of admission to the East Broad and the West Itroud street colored schools will be Issued al these schools on Wednes day. the 2Sth Inst., only, and to the An derson snd the Duffy street colored school* on Thursday, the 27th UMb, <>'>lv PupllsWho were conditioned on eummer work will report for examination at Chat ham Academy oa Friday, the 28th Inst., at 9 o'clock OTIS ASHMORE. Bupt TOTH'S. Office Havannah. Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope Railway. Bepl. 25. 10 On and after this date Ihe car* which have been operated until II o'clock p m on account of the pleasure riding during past anmmer season, will resume the practice of coming off at 9 p m H M LOFTON, Gen Mgr IF IT'S KIIA ME HUB IT. Bulk OllvesJ&c and 31V quart. Imported Edam atul Hwt* Cheese. Canned Httawbcrrle*. Pitted Cherries and Red Raspberries. Kre*h Preserved Fig* and Orange* California Evaporated Pechr* Joc lb. Phone 934 HARDEE Sr MARSHALL til It i I It > I •> Loan money at six per cent on raal estate security. BECKETT A BECKETT. Attorney* at Law and Conveyancer# miticb. Neither masters nor consignees will be teapot riible for any debts contracted by the crew# of Norwegian barks Crown. Teutonia, or Swedish bark Hol'd CUR O DAHL A CO.. COnatgnea*. 9PEt I It. NOTH E. Neither the master nor consignee# of ihe Brllleh steamship Kltrhkdale will he re sponsible for any drbtw contr.irferi by the crow BTRACHAN * CO.. Consignees. Havannah. Ga , Hepi 25. 19(0. NOTICE. All bills against the llti bh s'eamehlp Hrecktlcld. Wm Jcffells. master, must he presented at our ..ffi.e by or before 12 m. this day. Sept. 24. or payment thereof will be debarred. J. F. MINIS A CO.. Consign teg, MARK PURE, rSi X PALATABLE, PURCHASABLE ■ 111 II | 111. ***'■■ i.los. A. Magnus wBUP cinclnnati, O. ItIHTI AH) . irrruTAirrTEHmirAS'tit mm> Th# committee appoint#.! to su>>mlt for your rorscleratton r<*oluiloo of r.-ic* act appi* tattoo concerning our let* as s.relate, Mr Wit,tkm O. Cano, beg k-ive to re|Htri hh follows: Mr I'antt <ti(>arie.l Ihls Ilf.- on the 21t day of Xlay lasi In th< STth year of his age. As one of the Commute# of Man agement of the Bavannah C,caring Asso ciation, ant as casttler of ot.e of our bank* his Intercourse with us tml been constant amt close. We do him but simple Justice when at say of him that no man In ha v.tnnah enJo>ril more full) than did he the respect and confidence of the com munity In til- Judgment clear and prac tical. jin hi* conviction* Intelligent and resolute, tn his purposes honorable and just, he wo- peculiarly fitted for the proper exe.Mtlon of all iluttcw conns ted with the Clearing Association and hnan > lal Institutions. Cut off suddenly In the prime of a vigorous young manhood, his death seems to mortal ken to he untimely and Inexplicable Nevertheless we must bow lo the decree of the fmntitent, and we can still record th# fa t that, short though his life. It had been long enough to hnvr a- hleved for him prominence, success and a good name. . Wherefore, tie It resolved. (It. That tn the death of Mr. Cann thi* body and the business community have sustained a positive and a distinct loss, on# which we fully recognise and greatly deplore. (21. That this report be put upon our minutes, a copy sent la Mr Conn's widow, and published tn the Savannah papers. M. II I.AN'K, HORACE A CRANE. K. I> BI.OODWORTH. Attest: JNO. M. HOGAN. Secretary. MEBTIAU*. AMIK.AT LATUM AUK HODGE NO. *3t, r. A A. M. A rrgnl.vr communication w-tll be R Xy dayt evening, nt * 11. o'clock cxr\ '1 he F. C. lu-grcc wi t l- conferred Members of sister loug.-s are Invited o attend. ROBT. M HITCH, W. it. JNO. 8 HAINBB. Secretary. nr K ALB LODGE NO. t. I. O. O. F. A regular meeting of th* lodge will he held this evening al iiJO o'clock Members of sister lodg.; and visiting brethren cordially Invited to alt-n l C. H. CARSON, N. O. W W GROSS, 8e -retary. AItMEMA LODGE NO. into. G. t . O. o. r. You are hereby summoned lo anpear si your lodge room. Duffy street, west, this • lav. Sept. 2.1, Its*), lo pay the last tribute of respect to our deceased brother, Ben jamin Nolle#. Member* of mother and sister lodge* ar. Invited to attend II u KM N. O Attest: A. N. THOMAS. P 8 CENTRAL Off’ GEtIHGI A II All.)) A) COMPANY. Annual Alerting of stockholders. Savannah. Oa.. Bcpt 25. imift The annual meeting of th# sto kholders of thlw compttny will ls> held at the offi.e of the company, U Bay street, east. In the city of Savannah. t!a.. on Tuesday, the 9th day of October next, at 11 a m . 4 rlty time, for the election of director* and thi tranaa teb other busi ness as may com.- before the meeting T. F. SMITH. Asst. Secretary. MILIT AH) ORDERS. Third Division Naval Ball .lion. I Savannah, Srpt 24, 1900 Orders No 19— Thl* division will assemble at armory at BJO p. m sharp Wednesday. Sept 2t>. blue uniform*, canvas Isgglns for th# purpose of proceeding to Macon. Ga. J H KIN/.IE. Lh-uttn int. Commanding Third Division Naval Bat talion. G. B. T. SPECIAL KOIKES. SPECIAL NOTICE. If the party or parties who came Into possession of the papers ftom our eafe on Sunday, the 15th Inst., will return them to u* hy molt It will be appreciated by u*. and no question# will be asked. „ SOLOMONS COMPANY. HOADS EX4.1l TED Dy the American Bonding and Trust Company of Baltimore. We are authoi ised to *x#cut local,y (Itnm dtatcly upon application), ail bon la in judicial pro ceeding* l either the state or Unlt.d H ate* courts, at.d of administrators and guard! <nt DFARTVO A HULL Agent* Telephone St. Provident But and ng Mi l It 12 Neither Ihe master nor consignee# of Ihe British stomshlp Elite will be responsible l i any debts contracted by crew of said vessel. J. F MINIS A CO..Consignee*. Dll. It tl.vi OK It) TIHOHE Ha* rrtarnrd to tlir city . wad resumed practice. PALMER HARDWARE CO., SAVANNAH. GA. Railroad and Mill Supplies, Rubber Belting and Packing. Builders' and General Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition. Rope, Tinware, Stoves. —AGENTS FoR— Fairbanks’ Scales, Crack Shot Powder. -Etna Dynamite, Fuse and Caps. PHONE 383 And Let Our Wagons Call for Your Soiled Linen. SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY II Congress Street, West. HAVE YOU I HAVE YOU CATARRH ? I RHEUMATISM ? THEN TAKE Frank's Rheumatic and Catarrh Remedy, It will positively do you more good than any medi cine ever sold. Price $1.50 per Bottle, 6 Bottles for SB.OO. WHEN CURED YOU REMAIN CURED. LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACIES, Bull and touiress. Branch Bull Street. at-LLIAc. kUIlk'U. t'BLb* UItATED PIPPIN APPLE t'HIER. This pur# elder is served on tl' titttii oa the American line, und al the Waldorl-As toila anl Icad.nff taiuliy grocers in New Yoik city Paulding * Pippin olde- It mad# from the pm# Juice of hand pc ktd apple* from hI.M own mill on the premise*. It Is aboo luttly pure apple juice, and all the effer vsi .nc- la natural, and w# guar intea N to be th* choicest elder In ihe world. Leading phyaielona in New York and Brook en recommend this c-ld-r to their rtlcnt* R* p-rf'Ct ptitlry Is guaranteffd. Paulding's Pippin elder, only Long Is land N*wton's Pippins *ie used Th# sp pl# ar# left on the trees until late In Oo tobor when tt.ey are har.d pteksd and placed In a dry ro. ro lo ripen. Paulding *>'* "the npplt* are thorough ly crusted tn h.s own mill und the Jules pr *b, and out and run Into sweet clean cask*" The dltTerenc# between crushing ar.d grinding appies la very great You will Know the difference between cr shed ipp e# and ground apples If you take some itwm and chew them, vou wLi ffn I 41-.il* bitter taste which Is not wltn Paulding’s crushed apples. This elder has not the extreme stv- el ness of th* Ituaset and ier. and everyone will tmd the Pauld ing a Pippin cider Just tight to take with ffiuncr. LIPPMAN BROS, Bo I* Agent* In Savannah. At 111 II N NN AGON* —ln FARM NND TURPENTINE SIT.ES. Only at UOHF-N-KI LM4N CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO., DEI.lt lot W PHI IT. Those Demon Cling Peaches we are of fering at $175 per dozen. The flavor Is as fine as that sold at one dollar a dozen higher. Each can contains about ten halves, and Ihe syrup used Is of extra quality. A M AC. W. WEST. phopoitu wt\ 11 n Clly of Savannah. Offi.ie of Director of l’uhllc Works. H.ivannah, Ga . Hept. 15. l!>.i Healed proposals will tie received at this office.until Saturday. Sept 29. 1) at 12 o'clock noon, clly time, to furnish the city of Savannah with supplies until Oct. 31. 1900. Ail proposals must b* made on official forms, which isn be se cured af this office on and after this dale Envelope* lo be marked "Proposal* for Supplies." Tne clly reserves the right to reject any or all bids Bids to be opened In the present*,of bidders GEO. M GADSDEN. Director. ■CHOOI, HOOKS. A full line of School Books and School Supplies at ETll.t. MUD DEPOT, Vo. 4.5 Hull Street. Savannah. Us. SI ITTH ESSES, MATTHEWS EE Have your mattresses and feathers ren ovated hy our medicated steam process before a change In weather takes place. (The only plant In Havannah.) It over comes all Impurities and renew* life and volume In all bedding material. Prlcea on renovation of fratlitra a* follows: Bed* $3.50. bolsters sl, pillow* 50c. Cotton, mm and hair mattresses made lo order. Kins work, low price# Work guaranteed. NATIONAL MATT HESS AND RKNO- V ATI NO CO.. Bell phone 1138. s3l Drayton afreet. MIN IllD. Pit ATEN AMI TILING. We fiavc th# hugest stock, prettiest de sign*. lowest prices. Call and examine ours before buying. Beautify your new house wllh pretty mantels. AJfDHHW HANLEY COMPANY. LOOK. The finest line of Mantels. Tiling and Oratrs In the clly Prices rock bnti.wn Bate money by seeing our goods before purchasing elsewhere. HAVANNAH BUILDING BUPPX.Y CO, Corner Congress end Dray too. Phone bit. AMI SEME NTS. gAVANNAH THKATKR. ROBSON THEATER CO. Moline* To-day S p m . Grand Dotibl# Bill—The One-Act Comedy. "CUPID" and VAUDEVILLE. To-nlgnt 8:30 o'clock, •'CAST ADRIFT" IlltXgll NOTICMff. CALIFORNIA APRICOTS. Nw arrival. Ju*t opened. In I-pound cartoons and in bulk. 20c pound. NEW PRUNES. I.arice, plump and sweet. They are to go ut 15c pound. 11.1. UH CO.. Cor. Broughton and Whitaker. PHONES 78. Autumn Novelties. The new season's patterns In GORHAM STERLING SIL VER ar* very beautiful Au tumn brides will be th* happier If they receive Ihls eni-of-th*- entury ware as present*. Se lections laid aside and deliv ered when wanted. HUNTER & VAN KEUREN, JEWELERS. IIJ Brtx Street Ga Phone wi We Wash To Perfection.. Office .W Rull Btreet. Telephone 700. •PEt id. >oricei. HIDW W AATED. Clly of Savannah, Office Director of Public Work*. Savannah, Ga . Hept 23. lfhta Bids will lie received ai this office until Saturday, Hept. 51. 1900. at 12 o'clock noon, clly (line, for furnishing feed a* follow*: No. 1 Timothy hay. per 1(2) pounds: beat quality feed bran, per 100 pounds, he*t quality corn, per hush*!; best quality mixed oats; lo be weighed al Ihe city lot. Envelopes to he marked "Bids for Kee.l " Tne city reserve* rhe right to n Ject any or all bid*. Bid* to be opened In Ihe presence of bidders GEO M GADSDEN, Director LAMUK WAnMMOL'UC AND OF FICE to rent, located head of Broughton street, on Welt Bread, now occu pied by th' Huvannah Cat nag* and Wagon Cos As thsy will g.ve up business In tbs city on June 1. I of fer It (or rent from that data H. P. SMART TMt. •.> 111 CUUX tAHPkffi. Tha only way to act your carpets prop, or.y tekan up, la. tied and liken i ora of for tha aitmtr.ar I* to turn the Job ovar to the District M>aa> > g r and 1 ellvrry Cos., tslephon* I, or ea I si SI Montgomery •tiaat, and tray will nutkr you an ani mate on the con or tba work I'rloaa roaoonaM* They al<o pack, motra and •tore furnltura and planoa C. H. WEDLOCK, Supt. and M<r. LEOPOLD ADLER. JNO. R. IMLLON pt rst.lt-id. Cashier. C. 8 ELLIS. BARRON CARTER, Vic# J‘re*ldnt. Asst. Cashier. The Chatham Bank SAVANNAH. Will he pleased lo receive th# account* of Merchants. Firms. Individual#, Banks, •ltd Corporal Inna. Liberal favors extended. I'nsurinwa.a collection fscllltlea, insur ing prompt return#. SEPAHATESAVINGS DEPARTMENT INTKRUT CO Ml-Of'Nit HO qi.IHTGH. I.Y ON DEPOIITI. Safety Deposit Boxes and Vaults fog rent Corrrirpondenc# solicited. The Citizens Bank OK SAVANNAH. CAPITAL 5500.000. IreuM.i. _ Ssskni* Basin#*#. Sul leita Anennat* off ladletdasls, Merekasta, Banka naff nUSaa Urye. rnttaaa. Cfftlecttaas hnnfftnff wttk anfetg, sssssair ss4 fftisstrk. interest napmsikl qsastnlr slltwti ns deposit# In aar Itrltas Departownat. Safety Dap sat I ffoiss naff ttara Vasils. RH.4NTI.RY A. DENMARK, Fresld#. h MILLS B. LANK, Vies Praatffe.t. aKOtIGK C. FIIREMAN, Cashier. SOSDOV L. OROOVEg, I sat. Cttklsh SOUTHERN BANK of the btnl# of Oeorgui. Capital DOO.ou) Surplus and undivided profita Mai.QOO DKKOtillUilY OF THE STATU OF GEORGIA. Superior factlllla# (ut iiansactlr.g • General Banking ilusln***. Collection* n.sdit un all points a. • Uik through bank* and Accounts at Hank., Bankers. Mi..lrani* and others sotunod. Safa Depuat: Boxes lot rent. Department of Savings, Interest payabta quarterly Sells Sterling Exchange on Lrondoa p and upwards JOHN FLANNERY. President. HORACE A CRANE, Vice President JAMES SULLIVAN Cashier. DIRECTORS JNO. FLANNERY. WM W. GORDON E. A. WEIL W W GORDON Jr. H A. CRANE. JOHN M EGAN. LEE ROY MYERS JOSEPH FERST H P SMART CHARLES ELLIS. EDWARD KELLY. JOHN J KIRBY Mini bid CAPITAL, *330,000. Accounts of banka merchant*, corpora tions and Individuals solicited. Savings Department, Interest paid quarterly. Safety Boies and Storage Vaults fo* rent. Collections made on all points at rea sonable rates. Drafts sold on all th* chief cities of tha world. Correspondence tnvllsd. JOSEPH D WEED President. JOHN C. ROWLAND. Vic* Prsstdsot W F. McCAULEY. Cashier. THE GERMANIA BANK havannah. ga. Capital $*0.0(0 Undivided profits bo.'MJ This bank off" r Its services to corpora tions. merchants and individuals. Ha* authority to act a executor, ad. mlnlatrator, guardian, etc Issues drafts on the principal cities In Great Britain ant Ireland and on th* Contlnczrt Inter* a; paid or compounded quarterly 01. deposits in the Savings DspartmeaL Safety Boxes for rent. HUNKY Bi.tlN. Pr,silent. GEO. W TIEDEMAN. Vice President JOHN M HOGAN. Cashier WALTER F. HOOAN. Ass’t Cashier. No 1840. t bartered, UK. . . —THE— IMS iiil M OF SAVANNAH. CAPITAL. SSO . O'. SURPLUS. J 105,0A UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. J A. G. CARBON. Pr* Id nt. BKIKNE GORDON, Vic* President W M. DAVANT. Cashier. Ac mints of hank* and bankers, mer chants and corporations received up n the moat favorable term-, consistent with eafe end conservative banking THE GEORGIA STATE B t'ILDINfI AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Assets over SBOO,OOO. 8 PER CENT, per annum allowed on deposit*. withdrawable on demand. Inter est credited quarterly. 8 PER CENT, per annum allowed on deposits of even hundreds, withdrawable at annual period* GEO W. TIEDEMAN, President. E. H. LEVY. Vice President. E. W. BELL. Secretary. C. O ANDERSON. JR Treasurer. OFFICE. 15 YORK STREET. WEST. FOR RENT" from Oct. 1, that fine resi dence No. 211 Gwinnett street, west Largo garden and fine stable on the prem ises. Apply The Chatham Real Estate and Im provement Company, * It RRYAN STREET. EAST TfllewsDnoef Piste. For sale, a Forealth Newspaper Folder, will fold sheet 7.XL. It Is In good order. Price SIOO It cost originally $l,lOO. bu> we liavs no ue* for It and want th* room It occupies. It will bear Invaluable adjunct K ay newspaper odlas. Address MORNING NEWS, aavwainwk. <s*- IF' YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL and work, order your lithographed oJ printed stationery and blank books from Morning Newa, Savannah, Ga,