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OFFICERS WERE ELECTED. llOAlin CIIOK\ BY THU MUM.tH UNION STATION rONIMH, Mr. Mi. Mi. Maekall, FrnMrnli Mr. I', I. l.etinon, Vlee FrMldnti Mr. J, Monllrlr Ln, Trramrrri Mr. \\ . V. Until. Hrrrrlarr _ Thr Irabnnril. Hi** Southern anil the Plant Ha* n Hrpmrllalltr I |>n the llonril nt Officers—l*re*ldenl Mncknll tMhor. Im-il In Cloan Ihr 4 ontrari With thr City —Design* fur tbr Building t Ur Telegraphed fur. The Initial meeting of the Savannah Union Station Company was held yester day afternoon at the offices of Messrs. Mickall & Anderson. The charter was secured a few weeks ago front the state, and the Incorporators gave their attention to the neat step—organization Mr. W. W. Maekall W’as elected presi dent of tha company. Some days ago the Morning News announced that this choice would he made. Mr. Maekall has been Identified more closely than anyone !*• with the Seaboard development In Sa vannah. and with the'exeeutlon of the project for the establishment of a union station by that line, the riant System and the Southern Hallway.* All three compan ies are well satisfied to have Mr. M t 'kal* occupy the chief position in the manage ment of the passenger terminal, and hi* administration is sure to result beneficial ly to all. Third Vice President and General Man ager F. H. Gannon of the Southern Hall way, was elected vice president of the company, while the Plant System Is rep resented ln the organ ration by Treasurer J Moultrie Lee. who was elected treas urer of the Union Station Company. Mr W. V. Davis was chosen secretary of the company. President Maekall was authorised to close the contract wlih the city for light< privileges, concessions amt lands, the de tails of which were agreed upon some lime ago. It was only utter considerable discussion and many postponements ut meetings that the railroads finally suc ceeded In coming to terms wdh the com mittee appointed from the City in ii to consider the petition of the otfl lain. „ Now that thr organization of the Union Station Company hat wen perfected. It Is expected that extra efforts will !><■ ma.h' to hasten the preparations so that actual work may soon begin. Mr. Maekall said yesterday that he expects to telegraph th< architects at the North w 10 hav- been n fiuestrd to submit design* for the "Building to hove (hem send on Ihrir drawings a • soon as possible. Those submitted wl.l i • subjected to a close Inspection, an>l the most deserving will tie sele ltd. Tin ; 2,00t>-< Alt OltDF.tl. Srabnaril's (out rad It fill lllatr A I it. Flint fur lleeunl. A copy of the contract between the Sea board Air I.lne Hallway Company and H air & Cos., bankers of New York, for the purchase of l.M)i flit cars. 7<Ju plain box’cars, and 3t) ventilated, fell lined box cars, was filed in Ihu offii o of the clerk of the Superior Court yesterday for re cord. The estimat'd total cost of thr eats Is tl.3fd.oM). The cats are to be built at the South llaUtmore Car Work*, ac cording to specification* furnished by the railway company. Each car manufactur ed and delivered under the contract Is to have a metal plate on each stile marked "Itlafr & Cos., owners." The Seaboard Company agrees to pay 15 per cent, of the cost In ca-h. The bal ance of the purchase prim Is to be paid la installments of KMt**> quarterly, with Interest at R per cent per annum. The deferred payments are to be evidenced by i egottabie promissory notes of the Sea board Company, of the amount of Ri.isK) eich, with Interest coupons attached. Ten o' these are to be paid quarterly. The terms and conditions of the contract are staled In detail. Mr. S<>k>n Jacobs, commercial agent of the Central of Georgia. with headquarter* al Birmingham, spent yesterday In the city. The Sen Board Air l.lne brought In yes terday an excursion of about a thousand negroes from Columbia and the elation.* along the road. They reached here about 1 o'clock oml left on the return trip last night ut 6. The dining car service on the Southern Hoad tan chance*! Sunday. Heretofore only a regular meal has been rerved f*ir which |1 waa charged, hut from now on meals will he served ala carle and the prlceo will be made In accordance. The outlook for large crowds for Ihe Macon Fair from this city is very good Indeed ond already the Central Hoad Is beginning to feel the Increased travel. It 1s expected that the travel will materially Increase from now until the fair is closed. Mr Ward Clark, ticket agent al Thom asvlllc for the Plant System, has been promoted to the position as cily ticket ngenl left vacant by the resignation of Mr. E. A. Armand. who yesterday enter ed Ihe employ of Messrs. J. F. Minis ond Cos. Mr. Clark Is expected to take charge of the ofllce, to-day. ■ ♦ • - I RECORDER'S MOMIAY DOCKET. Forty.two Prisoners Tried and Given Varying Sentences. Forty-two prisoners were on the Recor der's docket yesterday, but no one of them on any very serious charge. The four while men who were arrested as auspicious characters Saturday night by Detective Murphy, were released with the proviso that they leave town imme diately. C. A. Calnan, charged by Tllllc Stubbs, with firing a couple of shots at her early Sunday morning, was sentenced to a fine of flO or fifteen days In Jail. The Stubbs woman was discharged. Enoch J. Duke, colored, for the larceny of a bicycle lamp was rem inded to the City Court. The other prisoners were up for the us ual varied charges ond were meted out sentence* accordingly. The Recorder will hear this morning a number of case* that have been ptri on •he Information docket. The most inier etlng of these will be the trial of Capt. N'elson Late. Idem. Alex Thomas and Set gt. Jeff Williams of lire Chatham Eight Infantry, who ore charged by Messrs. Walter Sauls and C. O I.asslter with having drilled the company on the aide walk of Montgomery street with the re sult that the company came Into collis ion with them and that they were after wards abused by the defendant*. Oussle Cooper of 525 Nichols street, will ee also heard on Ihe cliarge of allowing In r goat at large. Sam Whltmour will be heard on the charge of cursing and using Insulting lan guage to Mrs. SSlttrouer. “It Cared Me." "Ornybeard broke up rheumatism on me," says Mr. Cbas. Thomas, the Jew eler on Whl laker street. "And put me In letter health than X have enjoyed In a long ume." Take Ornybeard Pill* for that llsxy feeling—Lost appetite, and follow It up with a bottle of Clrarbeard. It la all you need. Respess Drug Cos., sole proo*.. Savannah, Ua.—ad. “Tiie smith A mighty man is he." hut he is not mighty enough to defy disease. It is a a pitiful thing to ** the strong af hi man brought m low, hia muscles / y\ melting away Jy "Vta until he can no f-j’ more swring the wk heavy sledge to fn J shape the glow (gp s N-T-Jlr it>K iron. gjm Mf \ J "I ws troubled Aid V l with mslarisl fever MIM. i. yujm Bf of about three years’ ffflflrvN- 'ki W standing and KJT L M under doctors' csre M for quite a time.* P-. JJrfi r .'JP? writes Mr. J. K. r up.T I Kidd, of I'srmteys -1 n VU vtlle.WsyneCa.Ky w “They had almost HE 155 H given me up. and leL* t. 'v ' rfi. > my suNrnng was W yt \y •- My pulse was very JB-; (-Bf* J we*k. breath short sTimCi - -and I bad severe , . . . pains in the hark, Bead and legs. lUd palpitation of heart, and f™ June ist. iSm, to May ist. dLH i wo not able to do a day’s work t purchased five bottles of Hr Pierre s Golden Medleai lnsrovery and befoir I had finished taking the first ins bottles I was very lunch better 1 continued taking the medicine and by llie time the fifth bottle was gone I was a well man.” I)r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cleanses the blood of the pot sous which feed disease cures diseases of the stom ach auil organs of digestion and nutri tion, and enables the proper assimilation of food. It is a flesh forming, muscle making medicine, making sound flesh and not flabby fat. It contains no whutky nor alcohol in any form. STOMACH —Amoiu* th< prist* winner<• (it Iht* Par!* I!xposition wj* Don <\rloa I . th’ Klnu of Portugal, who awarded a silver m* 111 for .i marine sketch In past el, lit* 'l?* said to hav* greater ability than other rr*!ib*r- of European royalty who dab ble wnh paints, and takes his skill more seriously. I.KG.U# SUVA CITY MAR9HAI.B BADE. City Marshal's office, Bavannah. Oa September 4. 1909.—1‘nib r and by vlitue of execution* for piving. laying, repairing or curbing id* walk., placed In in', hinds t>> C. S. Hardee, city Ircaaurer, I will sell, is required by the city ordinance, before Ihe Court Hott*-. In Ihe City of Savannah, county of Chatham, state of Georgia. be tween the lawful hours of sate, on the First Tue-td.iv lu October, lftatO. the follow ing property (lot and Improvements there on). to wit: Each piece of property Col and Improvements thereon) levied on as the properly of the person or persons whose name or names Immedi ately precede Ihe description; all of ihe said property tlot ond improvements thereon) situate, lying and being In the City of Savannah, county of Chatham, state of Georgia. 11. C. Wallace Howard. Hoi No. 13, Refipard Ward. Terms, cash, purchaser paying for title and stamp*. JOHN POWER. City Marshal. — - 1 LEGAL SOTICES. Chatham County —ln re New York I'.ost Oar Com ijinv vs. P. C. Rumbold anti William 11. 1! Illrg r. Action on note and contra-t In Sii|x rlr Court of Chatham county. I ect mher term. ISOO. T . .1. fan l.nl . P. C. Rumbold and Wil liam H. Ite| Inger are hereby required per sonally. or hv attorney, lo be and appear at Its next term of the Superior Court of Chatham county to lie hel<l on the first Mnndhv, being the third (3rd) day of De l••'ntlH■r. n*xf, then and there fo answer the plaintiff' on the merits of the forego ing petition. In ilefaull of sueh appearance Ihe said c..urt will proceed as to Justice shall ap pertain Witness Ihe Honorable Robert Falll ganl. Judge of said Super or Court, this the e.th day of 8 ptember, nineteen hun <lid (190) 8. H 1 .A/,ARON. Attorney for Petitioner. JAMES H MURPHY. Deputy Clerk. 8. C. ( C. C., Oa IN th* City Court of Savannah. July term. 1900 Michael A. Connolly v* The Atlantic Contracting Company. Benjamin D. Greene, John F. Gay nor and Edward H. flaynor. Aitaehment. To the defendants, The Atlantic Con tracting Company, Benjamin I> Greene, John F. Gaynor an<l Edward H. Gaynor: You. and each of you. are hereby com manded to be and appear al Ihe next term of the City Court of Savannah, to wit. the November term. 19*0, on the first Monday in December, during said term, at 111 o'clock am., before the Judge of said eourt. to show cause why an order for the sale of Ihe properly levied upon In the above entitled case should not be granted. Witness, the Honorable Thomas M Norwood. Judge of the City Court of 8a vannah. Ihla Ifkh <loy of September, In the year of our Igird. 19( WAKING RUSSELL JR.. Clerk City Court of Savannah. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT | ORB GEORGIA. CHATHAM COt’NTY - Notice Is hereby given lo all persons hav ing demands against William J Hariy. late of said county, deceased, to present them to u*. properly made out. within tli* time prescribed by law, so as to show their character and amount; and all per son* indebted to said deceased are required to make immediate payment to ue Mary Ellen llorty. and Marie Harty, Executrices of Will of William J. Hurty, Deceased. Savannah. Go.. Bept. 5. 1900. , NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND ORED- I TO IIS. GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Notice I* hereby given lo all persons hav ing demands ogaXnst Ro*u Green, late of said county, deceased, lo present them to me properly made out. within the lime prescribed by law. so a* to show their character and amount; and nil persons In debted to said deceased are required to make imnvMlate payment to me. Bavannah. Oa.. July 20. 1900. PATRICK O'CONNOR. Executor. "plea* Kimball vs. Cornelia Kimball, Chatham Stqierior Court, June term. 1900. The defendant. Cornelia Kimball. Is re quired to lie and ap|ear at Ihe next term of ihe Superior Court of Chatham county. Georgia, lo be held on l>ee. 3, 190. lo an swer pin In tl ft upon the tneril* of Ihe pe tition filed in above ease. As In default of *u h appearance, the court will proceed as m Justice shall appertain. WItBWW the HotiOflbl® Robert Falll gant, judge of -aid court. H. Deputy Clerk, 8 C,, C. C. Oa- PROPOSAL* WAATEO. Fla Sept. 19. I*. *led proposals, In duniicate, for supplying material for. ami building steel framV tower, with shelter for Range and BoaMlon Finder* • Kcjr West Fla . will be received here until Oct, 22. lfcO. and lhen publicly opened. Information furnished on application, jfuos. H- B. Cspt., Eogrs. THE MOKNING NEWS; TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25,1900. FOYE’SI FOYE’S | FOYE’S ____________ The Store of Real Economies. It all seems queer. We thought this corner big enough for goods and you, and that was only a few weeks ago, but we're more crowded than ever. This store is yours, and there are more of you each day taking an interest in it. We’ve heard several people say: “Poye’s seems to lead the town in enterprise and push”—which simply goes to show the measure of appreciation. We make no claims, almost no promises—we do our best to meet your wants —that’s all—and the store grows in bounty, beauty, size and good service. Thank you. Mrs. Golden will be pleased to sec any of her old friends. She is showing some* thing new in millinery every day, and is prepared for the school children, with a large line of hats at very low jirices. Will open to-day about 50 cases more of new Dress Goods, Silks, Fine Laces and Notions. P.T.FOYE, Comer Broughton and Barnard Streets. announce date of our first formal opening in a few days. CLASSIFIED AbVERIISEMENTS. I’KHSIUU "CONFUSION" RKIONS SITHKMK for a few bays more; but still have I fine t > find and sell a handsome engagement linger ring, an everlistlng, good-luck bringing, plain gold finger ring. Special sale Ihi* week of plain and fancy set gold Huger rings. Halid gold spectn< les Htte I with best Spencers' lenses, *lt her for hort or long sight, 32.30, Fegca*. East ttroughton Hair. Jewelry and Shaving Supply it, use Mall old rs promptly lilted. selling OCT AT COtT; Ki: : Chung & Cos., lta Whitaker street; Chi nese tmd Japanese goods must la* sold. Call early iiml get your choice of rare novelties . DON'T FORGET Till: AU StON sale at 10 o'ciO k this morning, 3 Gordon street; grand opportunity for rich and costly goods. Tollmans & Demraond, Auc i loneers. BCH4 K>L~ B< iokS AT GAR UN F. It' H Raxaar, 13 Broughton stuei. east: Barnes' Second Header. 23c; Third Header. 33c, Fourth Header, 43c; Fifth Header, 59c; Momellh's First Geography. 17c; Kobtn son'* New Practical Arithmetic, 43c. Hooks Im>tight, sold and exchanged. ~U SHOULD SEE MIMA I :lt’S FDHNl turo; newest styles for bedroom. dining room. isirlor. ln oak, walnut and mahog any; Miller's prices and terms are rea sonable. 207 Hroughton, weal ~YOU WIDE HIKE THE MII.K FROM Springfield Dairy; it's rich and pure; try It. I SHOULD BEE MILLER 8 NEW styles In carpets, matting, window shades, art squares, rugs, lace curtains, etc.; Miller's prlcel and terms ore reasonable. 207 Hroughton, west. FINE BICU.FIEI.t r.AMn AT HA ker’a," every day. teat of all other m ate j In market IF ITS RUGS YOU WANT. YOU CAN I get them cheaper from McGlltts. KIMBALL'S ANTI-It HE U'mTTIC rings; thousands using them and all ben efited. Uardner'a Hazaar, agt “ SPECIAL. AN UNLIMITED HUPrLT of nice willow rockers; ladles' size, at |2 ; J. W. Teeple. ICts BUYS NIUE KATTANROCKF.IIS, ladies' slxe; large assortment of rockers, couches and easy chairs C. IV Miller, Agenl. ' (KT. IST I WILL MOVE TO tit WEST Broughton. King up 21*4 If you want to have your furniture moved or parked for shipment or storage; 1 guarantee prices the same ns I do the work that's given to m A H Griffin. 314 Hroughton street, west, mattresses made to order. MOILLIB' LATE CURTAINS WILL beautify your parlor. V SHOULD SKB~MU.LER B OFFH’B desks, office table*, office chairs, office matting, office shades. C. I*. Miller, Agenl. ~li WILL BOON MOVE AND U WILL certainly need something In my line; U will save money by trading with me. C. P. Miller. Agent. _______ ‘ M GILLIH BELLA SIXTY-INCH AUGS —Smyrna patterns—for W cants. "FVRNITURB MUSED WITH CARB." ts a specialty with McGtlils. ”~U HHOULD SEND TOUR ORDKRB for tuning and repairing pianos and or gans to IV P. Manning, with C. P. Mil ler. Agent; prompt attention to out-of town orders C. P. Milter. Agent. Ii your IRON SAFE FIRE PROOF? BtllTel A Freeman have a standing offer of sl.od> for every safo of fhelr make that does not preserve Its contents. One safe was in burning debris 113 hours When taken out. the hone hod to be turned on It. When opened, not a page was dis colored, not a re.ord lost, rot a dollar de stroyed If you want security, buy a Btlffell & Freeman safe. C. P. Miller, Agent. M GILLIB IB CHEAP ON RUGS. NBTS. lace curtain*, hammocks, water cooler*, pillow*, pictures, stoves, bedroom sultss, and furniture of every description. ~SEE THE JItWEL HTOVES AND ranges for sale by J. W. Teepls; also agent for Insurance gasoline stove. “ifOLLLIB MOVES, PACKS. SHIPS and stores pianos and furniture; best work only; no "Chesp-John" prices—no "Cheap- John" Job*. V SHOULD SEE MILLER'S STOVES and ranges; the best makes at reasonable prices. C. P. Miller. Agenl U SHOULD SEND ME YOUR OR dere for upholstering parlor and dining room furniture In leather, silk and other fab rics. In the best manner: curled hair, moss and cotton mattresses renovated; all work well done tuid satisfaction guar anteed. C. P Miller. Agent. *I.OO FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS while they Hast C. P. Miller. Agent. "WHEN YOU SEE M GILL!S' SlXTT fnrh cents rugs, you will buy them. Just can't help It; will sell In any quan tity. ■BWIIIti LADIES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal ITUs are Ihe best. Safe, re liable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars. "Relief for Ladiea." in letter by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Cos., I’hllada.. Pa. HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR feet ar* troubling you, caii on me and I will give you relief; I cur* Ingrowing nails, com* and all dlaeases of the feet without pain; charge# reasonable; can give the best reference# tn the city; pa tients treated at residence#; order* can b* left a* Livingston'* drug store, null and Congress sereets; telephone SB. Lera Davis surgeon chiropodist BOARD WASTRO. _ A 'COUPLE WOULD LIKE HOARD with front room north of Gaston, mar Hull; private home preferred. "C," Now* office* UK Ll* U %%TKD~W%LK. cdlo young mm. uinjut a* year* of *i\ to *t>l‘ftolUi chance for huAtler to advance hlm*elf; otic who Is* ii Meno#r.iphir ftvl typi writer pre ferred. l # o*i OfHce Jto* ISS. ' C*OMPBTBNT BTKNOGRA.iIPRRToNB familiar wih railroad work pn fetr l. mate experience urwi Hive reference*. Railroad. ~\V A XTKI>7 A STKAI > Y ~C>Coii ivl * man an homier. Dr, \V. 11. KiUott, 120 .Gwinnett street, taut WANTKD. FIFTEEN IIHH'KI*AYKRB; three month?*' work; Rood pay; alxo planer man. A. 11. Johmion, Tampa. Kh. 7vantkd twenty more good white earpettf* r* with tool**; government work. >n Tampa Hay. Gulf of Mexico, very healthy nl cool; w ik* ** 35 cnt* per Pour; good imard and lntlgine IS.fiO per wiek; *ei money whenever you need it. long Job; n*e William Huber, No. 357 W* f *d Hay etreetx between Julia aatd f’edar. Jacksonville. Fla., for ticket!* through to the work wantbE Soon BrniST • hot unde rut how to care for horeex. It* Jonep, Wept. wanted, hhokmakkr on new alMN'i* and repairing; muxt lx flral*claaa working man Apply at a* Jcfferpon afreet. Hnvaunah. Ga. "MANAGER FOR HRANCH "OFFirR :t Hav.innah ly old eat.it*|iMhe<l houee. Salary f no month, aleo liberal rofnmie ulon t*n mlm; Po <wHh and referen*e*i r* quire and. Address Ho* £M. rhiladelphia, l*a. BOLICTTORB FoS "GALVESTON The Horror* of a tHrlrken City,'* hy Murat Ifalatend; f*e pa c**, biggest Iviok, bert demand enorntmw; nollrlton clearing |f> to dally; outfit* free, Bitn -I*rl Hub. fiouae, 332 Dearborn afreet, Chicago. WANTfD Ml N TO i BARN BARBBCI tmde, only eight weeks required, two year* av*d. we furnish r natant prac tice. expert inatruction*, lecture*, grant diplomas, present tol*. pay Saturday wage* and guarantee |Mi*itionft when com petent. Write for catalogue and particu lar*. Moler Barber College, Bt. iaoule, Mo. WANTED. A HKUaBI.R MAN TO eu|>erlntet*(l *aw mlli;oiitput 15.0 Uh to ,00). Paying position for one with experience and ability; none oth*rs wanted. Ad dress T.. .Morning News offl e. WANTEI>7tRAVEI>ER TO PELLTcl ders, ayrup* and cigar a. \ppl> Interna tional Table Supply i’ompany, Bt. Loul*. Mo HELP %% % SITWALK. WANTED. A NEAT. COMPETENT general house mu Id; none without refer ence* need amdy Call at 13 liberty Htrtfl, west, between 9 and 19 a m. “WANTED, A NEAT AND RBLIARDE woman; no other need apply. No. 213 Gas ton at reef. east. "WANTED. A FIRST-CLAHS COOK; none without references need* apply, must be able to make pastry and cook game. Call at 12 Liberty street, west, be tween 9 and 19 a. m. “WANTED, A FIRBT-CLABB COOK and washer, to do both. Apply No. >IS Abereom street, between 9 and 19. “WANTED. WHITE WOMAN. SECOND work. B(ot** Agricultural Cottas?; woman cook for Jrwaffltne. for Hartoev. table and housework. sl2 hotel housekeeper. Brunswick; one head laundrew*. one second laumlress. 111. for Jacksonville; white nurse girl, Eagle I*ake. Fla . SS; woman cook awl house girl, (2), Panaaoffkee, Fla.; other help Huber'* Employment Agency. 317 Wewi Bay *treet, between Julia and Caßi Jacksonville. Fla. "WANTED, NEAT. WILLING COC ored woman to go to New York as gen*i al house worker In a flat for family of three ladiea; mu*t be good cook ami laundre** Apply during morning hour* at 14 Harris street, west. “FIRST-CLASH HOCSK ’girl AND waitress. 311 East Jones street. iUESTt W43TKU AGKNTR GAUVraiTON Horror Ikiok Gl Mu 4*n k<—. Uully II lux. Ilr.l fiook. Hrel rerinii. Freight poni CmHt. AK'nt* rlrarlnx |3fi <l.illy. Hemt 10c (or miilllnz free oulfit. Monarch Hook Cos., rhiladelphia. Pa. SPW'YaU fcTC-ANVAMBRB~ SK.MI) for FRBK proarx'diia of offl<'lal hook "OALVBBTON HORROR." Bast, t>ona flde lertn* and credli Riven Hi money for quick work. Adrlrexa. American Ü brary Cos., I'hlladelphla, I’a. "COMPI.ICTKBT<>RY OF THK GAIA'KH ton Horror written by aurvlvor*. Authentic and lamest Illustrated book. IJve ajfents coining money. Canvas-lntf outfit free, prepaid. Best lerrmr and ereillt aiven Apply quick to Fidelity Mutual Laaaue, Zlfi K. Id street. Fhllailelphlu, l*a. ■ - IIOUE9 WAXTBD. WANTED. A HOUSE IN THK NEIGH her hood of Uhrrty or Jlclronourth street*, or OKleihorpe avenue, west of Jefferson, suitable for boarders Mrs. Alley, north west corner Whitaker and Anderson street*. “TWO-BTORY HOUfB WANTED (with lawn or garden preferred). In Rood Ire at tha. Address G-etd Tenant, thla office. ROOMS WI3TKO. FUAT FOUR BOOMS WANTED AlJ dress Johnson, Momln* News. WANTED TWO SMALL OR ONE large furnlehed room within Mock or two of Bull ond Taylor streets. Address 8. V. I*., care Moraine Stwa. WANTBb— MIM BLUIVROVI. WANTED. EVER Y HOD Y TO Itlv m mber the -auction rale gf fine furniture, pi no and rare brh -a-brac. at a Gortion street, chml, at 10 o’i'lock Hd* morning The oi>|N>rtunlty of the year to get mug nlflce* i at >our own ptlce. You m ttu k 1 *immoad. Auctioneers. WANTED, 1,560 LIVE BBiEONH; AD dreas It. W bjarry, Duval Hottrl. Jack sonville, Fla. ~ WANTED. SECOND HAND“"tAIILE. sub able for iuihiig room, K. care of Morning News. IF YOC W\ NT GOOD MU.K. S9¥ ft from B|* night id Dairy, it'* rich, pure and wholesome. " PARTI EH WHO WANT BARGAINS IN handrome furniture ond rare brb a-br.ic to attend auction rale at f Gordon ?tr(et. • a?*t, commencing at Id oh L k this morn ing. Youmans it Di mmotul. Aucßoneers. IF TOC WANT A PLACE TO DUMP aarth. dirt. asnd. m inure, dc., frea of charge, Just al city limit*, hauling ovor h.*rl road, wrifa or telephone Brown Bros., comer Anderson and Eaal Broad street*. ' FOR KENT—ItUONI, TrVh 7 rkT !• atttiftil newly furnished rooms; central ly located; ift ren e exchanged; will rent a**|Mlately. Address C. 8.. News office. THREE BASEMENT ROOMB, BCITA hh* for office, or living ro>ms, or fur nirhid to f.arty wishing to take table bourder*. 214 Liberty, west. NICELY KCHNIKHED ROOM, 216 West 1 ju-rt v. NICELY Pl’RNtillKD ibKdIS, AUj donvenlenees; hot atul cold water. 3k liirnard. near IJln-rty. I’oß RENT. ROOMB, FCRNIPIIED OR unfurnished, with or without l>oard. 295 York. east. FLATS FOR fIKYT. FLAT FOFR ROO.MH, TO COUPLE, fr*m Oct. I, unfurnished or partially fur nlrhsd. 129 Duffy, cast. Apply E. A. Ar maud, 39 lU>. east. ’F< >R RENT EEE< lANT*FLAT NEAR Park. Address Moderate, care News. FLAT. BIX CONNEt’TING ROOMB, with bath, first floor; Lyons’ blink, sulta bb* for any purpo-e John Lyon*. i• *R REN P l>*mllLE FLAT (IVER drug store northwest liberty and Pries streets; In good repair, at nmtlerate rent. Apply to E C. Way, agent, UH Bast Duffy. Bell telephone 1579. T<7RENTS PARI>R“FLATr WITH hath. 3 Chariton itreet, west, comer Bull. FOB RENT—MOIfiMGB nkk of Concresa and M.nits"nv rr streefe, (hre> -iory brick house. First class condl tlon. Api>ly to J. 11. ll' lmkcn, Whitaker and Liberty streets. FOR RKNT TO AN Aft’KlT ABM-: parly, my residence, northeast corner First and Drayton streets. Apply C. W. Howard. No 2Uj Bay street, east. FOR RENT, COMFORTABLE HOUSE. No 217 WatdhurK alrt-el. east, between Altercorn and Uncoln, first-elasa order and condition; every convenience Itlshi rent to rlxht tenant Batata Halomon Cohen, West Broad amt Broughton streets. 'FOB RENT, COMFORTABLE HOUBE. No. 213 Waldhnra street, enat, between Ahercorn and Uncoln; perfect condition, newly papered; hot ond cold waterf every convenience. Estate Salomon Cohen, West Broad and Brouahion streets. FOIt BENT. A VERY DESIRABLE residence, No. UO Duffy street; possession given Oct. 1. C. 11. DoCSSit. _ DKBI ItABLE” HOI HE. 431 BARNARD street, facing equitro; possession Oct. 1. ’Apply J. C, I'ostell, 12 Bay, east. FOIt BENT DESIItABLK HHICK houses, mimlicr ¥>! oral aw lluntlncdiai, east; newly papered and rciailrid; with all modern Improvement*. Apply to ■ C. Way, Bell Telephone. 1576 FOR BENT. LARGE HERtDENCETSs Conaress streel, east. smih.e,si corner Alrercorn. M. H Baker, Avert, 224 Ogle- Ihorpe avenue, east roit HEXT—aTUItKS. "^FOftTtENTrTWO^mtEBC^XNtrH Bay streel. west, thirty by ninety feel, each, with cellar* and elevators; posses sion Oe. 1. For terms, apply to George W. Owcne, 4 Bryan streel, east. “FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR STORE or offl -e. southeast corn* r Montgomery and Ferry street lane. “FOR RENT, store. IIS BROUGIL Inn atreet, eaat; I'oaneoalon Immediately also saveral d'altible residences anl fiats. Apply A. Wylly, 12 Bryan street, eaet ion ni a i -oi i ii Eg. 'TmTulcNTTßurrir'i^^ eupted a* dentllt'a office for the past tm years; fine location, opposite Chathirn Bunk nnd feeing on Bquare; reasona ble rent to desirable party./ Apply John Bulllvan. 15 Congress, west. FOR RESIT—MINI ELL A AKOPS. ACANTHIp U ACRE farm anil house; rent free. Apply H. H. Ltvlngaton, Bull and Congress streets. Foil * VI 1.-111. 41, ESTATE, TURPENTINE. WE HAVE A GOOD location for large operator. Gifford Com pany, Jacksonville. “FOR BALK. A LOT FUK TWO HUN. dred dollars, easy terms, on Ninth strew, near East Broad; do etty taxation, C. H. Lor sett. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. "^7o^7^x7^^777iT^NEAu East Rroad, S3OO each; will soon ba advanced to $225. when a lot haa been pal l for I can arnng* to get a home built ii Damn FOR SALE, THOSE UiTS ON NINTH afreet, near East Broad, have only been sold to first-class parties, who will nuk good neighbors, and none other can buy. The term,-* ire very eaay. and they .<re cheaper than any other in the vicinity. C. It Dorset!. FOR BALE. LOTS ON NINTH BTRKKT near la t Broad, no city taxes, at s’*9D each; twenty-five dollars cash, nnd saey monthly payment*. C. If Donett. REBIDFNCEB AND UCILDINO l/YIH for sals all over the city Robert H. Tadcm, real estate dealer. No. 7 York street, west. Foil 4U.-iiiwu,ia \ku t. W ITCH HAZEL! THERE 18 WITCH Itaxii and wilchhaxel one la mad'? to cur#, the otlmr is iinide to sell put a • ottie or ours by the Mde of on. of the other kind; we give you all the quality and all the quar.tby that your money en titles you to a pint for a quarter I*er*c a Drug Btor a, Henry and At*. morn. Whit aker and Taylor. AUCTION HALE TO-DAY AT 10 o'clock, 5 Gordon strret, rial, niagnltb'ent furnttiirc and effT* *• •. If >oii want mmiu*- thlng better Bum the hv-t ~;c attend this sale. Youmans A Dcmmoad. Auctlcutcers. * FOR RALE. LIMBER AND TIMBER t Warren-Heharf \ aid, fool Bryan street Enquire on premMe*. WH.L HELL AT YOCNGLOVEH A Hipfd* - Miittlon on Tuesday, on* marc, buggie ari l harness, mare sound and gen tle. safe tor any lady to uee; also one saddle horse; two top hiiggF* and one wagon; several other hnr*r* and mules. *CoWB FOR HALE. IF YOU WANT A good milk cow reasonable, I can supply you Call 471 West Boundary. DON'T FoRGET THE AUCTION sub* to-d.iy 19 o‘c!o* k. at Gordon street, east, Yonm m* A Demnioml, Auctioneers. ASH ANI CYPRERM LUMBER FOR sab ISO.WkI feet of ash suitable for wheel, w rights, carriage maker*. ar works and Interior bouse finish. Also cypress lumber of all sites We h&vs resumed • uttlng our famous brands of cyprewa shingles and will Mon have a full lino of them for sal*. Vais Itoyal Manufacturing Company. SPRINGFIELD DAIRY IS NOTED for having rich, pure milk, try It; you will be pleated. Ul r ARO Fill .\||. LOST, LIVER AND WHITE POINTER bitch, luund Father collar Please return to It. J. D.iv mt. Bti Eivt Huy, IaOHT. FEMALE POINTER. WHITE 11% ♦* head, liver spot on left aide Return t*> R J Davant, lid Bay street, east. FOUND, A BLACK COW WITH bosh horns cut off; brown ears, m Lottla villa road, six-mile post. Call at Ham Garroway. - - ■ ", m uiit ui.ais. 'TTENTLEATKir'wiSm^G^ rooms, where honn* romforta would 1e ap preciated; central knmlcm, will plcuse ad* dress J. IF, Morning New.*, KOLLATIOMAt* SAVANNAH ACADEMY THE Till li ly-second annual sesefon of th*- Kavuiuuih Academy ootmnaicc? Oct, 1. preparation fur col lego or business; special primary and grammar school department. Apply at 334 Bull atr<*et for catalogues and spe cial term* John Taliaferro. prlnc||atl. MISS F M. KELLY WILL REOPEN school at School Hall Oct 1, at First und Habersham streets. I’Ll HIIIVU. tn your Interest lu let‘me give you en es timate on your plumbing, new or old work: repair work a specialty, as I am a practical plumber. NO guess work to endanger your life. Wiggins, 'phone f#7. Georgia or Bell MISt EI.LAhEOI g. DON'T FORGET TIIE AUCTION sale of magnificent fiirnlliire, etc., mi 5 Gordon sircel, east, 10 o'clock this morn ing Yournena & In mneuMl, Auctioneers. ‘have YOUR HOI BE FAINTED with German ready-mixed point, entire sall-factlon guaranteed. Adams I’alnt Company. "WANTED,* ONE TIIOI'HAND III'N". gry people at the Houthern Grocery Com pany. 114 Harnurd *1 reel. “WE BELL HEWER FIFE FLUE pipe, fire clay, fire brick al lowest prices. Adams Faint Company, KM Congress, west. "MORETHAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS In every dollar of your hard-earned hard cash al Ihe Houthern Grocery Company. JH Barnard street. GYPHINK IB THE BEBT WALL FIN- Ish made, Adams Faint Cos., Savannah agents, KM Congress, west. REDUCE YOUIt LIVING EXI’KNHES by Investing yotir hard-earned hard cash wllh the Southern Grocery Company, 114 Barnard street OLD NEWSPAPERS S for M cents, at Boatnese Office Morning New* Good Positions dI^^ECURED) f Hy'adiVeVitie Awalf : . . Young Men PSj fywomen ‘ f ourpracLcal ■' Rusir\ess (oUrse o|CH M °Noo ( r BUSINESS fi COLIEGES.I | .VmMv rain’,*?*: ' 0/1' 1 JOHN G. BUTLEK, —DEALEIt IN- Fatnls, Oils and Glass. Bash. Ihmrs.Blinds, and Builder#* Supplies. Plain and Isecora llvc Wall Paper. Foreign and Domestic (Vmcnts, Umc. Plaster nnd Hair. Solo Agent for Abesllne Cold Water I 'aim W Congress atreet. west, and 19 81. Julian atreet, west. GEIL & QUINT FOR GOOD QUALITY SHOES. 205 BROUGHTON ST., WEST. At CTIO* SAI.K4 Til HI DAY* AUCTION SALE OF FUE Ft II Mil H F Gtl) UOt fIB FI RMIIIIMaf IIV YOI MAKB A Di:%tHtlYß, % net toncers. Tt IBRD AT, Sept 25. we will sell Fin# Parlor. Dining Room, Kitchen, Hall and lbdr<m Furniture. als> Balding and Furnishings, at 5 Gordon afreet, east. Tha sale will ioenmence ut 19 a. m The eotirw content* of house will b** Mki Them are many valuable and useful art lei#*, many of which could not bo obtained else* where. APCTtOJI A tI.M FI TITHE DATS. GUARDIAN’S Bl MINI A III: %•%•<)% I), Aoetlonrera. Under and by virtue of an order of tha Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, I wi;l sell at public outcry, between tha legal hours of sale, on th. FIRST TCEB - OF OCTOBER, 1099,being the second day thereof, before the Court House door of t'hatbam coqntv, to tha highest ami best bidder for • ash. purchaser paving for till* a and revenue stamps, mi undivided half Interest in twcnty-f)v er*< of land *m the Ogeei'heo road, at lie jun* tkm with th(* Charleston and Savannah Railway, and known as the Mlllen place on aakl Ogeechee road, with Improvements there on S*l 1 for iiHiintainance ami supiiofl of minor heirs. EMMA ICEMEN. Guardian. The owners of the other undivided half interest In property above d#*< rlbed will sell f4r the same price that the guardUilk obtains for th* other half TOP MANS A DEMMOND. 32 ACRES OF LAND IN CITY LIMITS. TOnilM A I IF. MMO SO, % act loneers. \V* will sell l Court House TUESDAY, Met. 2, 32 acres of land fronting ooi on Storing street and west on Style* avenus. The Union Terminal Company propoao running their tn*. kn through this prop erty, which is shown on the new city map This l> * rar- op|*ortunity for si> ulators or will make an excellent truck farm. For further i*i ti< ulars see YOUMANS A DEMMOND, Auctioneer* VALUABLE BUILDING SITE. % 111 II %>* A DF.MMOVD, %uetioneera. Wo will sell at auction TUESDAY. Oct. 2. before the Court House door, lot 24 Cal houn ward, aoxfst feet, facing north on Taylor, on th* east by Lincoln, atwl th •with by Wayne streets. This U an cle an t |in aliofi to lm|Move, ami will prrmlt the building of four which in this locality will coratitaiid good paying ten ants. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. % AM HlaF. nYKATMKW PHOIIIHfV i . 11. IHMWKTT, AiaHlnnrrr. and by virtu* of an order *mnt <nl by ihf Homariibl* Court of OrdiOlfy of Chalham County, I will **!l at Court House* In Hu vannah, during th* Ui* n*l hnura of *;!♦, Of) Tuesday, Oct, 2, ltH>. for tht* iur|H.so of th pnyment of <lH4it and for distribution), the following property of th* estate of Barbara A. Koch, d't*aiw*t|: Those three rertatn lota of bind In th> city at Ha vannah. known as lots Non. 4, & and 13, Jfltlf ward, with iQiprovomenti thereon, known us Noe m 232. 234 and 23fi. It* ynolda slr***t, *r>l Nos. 223. 2K Arnold street, Ti rms rash; purrhaaer paylna for twin*. JOH. 11. KOCH. Administrator Estate Barbara A. Koch. GUARDIAN SALE. It* imni.it i it, TVll'.w. Asetlsater. I'NDl'.lt ami by vinun of an order grunted by Ihe Ordinary of Chatham county. Georgia. I will sell at i*ul>ilc out cry before the Court House of Chatham county. 'loggia. Ml Ttiewlny, Oct. 3. at II o'clock, those three lots of land known as lots Nos 1,3 and 3. In Hull's sub-dl vl.lon of southern portion of k>t No. 3, In Ituck'a tyihlng, I’erclval ward, bring on Montgomery street, extended. amt aliout o yards south of Twelfth street Terms cash. THOM AH WtAMHI. Guardian for Josepli O. Walsh. ONE STORY DWELLING AT AHTIOY. I. 11. Lt lint Ilk. Auctioneer. On TUESDAY, the 2d day of Oclobsr, 1900. before the Court House door, at IX o'clock. I will sell for cash. No. *3O Zubly street, west of Farm. This small house ls never vacant, and is renting at $3 per in tail h. LEGAL lALEX. CITY MARSHAL'* HALE. City Marshal's office. Bavannah, Oa., Bept. 4. IDOi —Under and by virtuo of ex ecutions for real estate for the year IX3*, placed In my hands by C. 8 Hardee, dtp treasurer. I will sell, as required by Ihe cby or dm a nee. before th* Court House, In the city of Bavannah, county of Chatham, Sint* f (Borgia, between thn lawful hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In October, ISO), the following property (lot and Im provement* thereon), to wit: Each piece of property (lot and Improvement* there, ont levied on as the property of the t* rson or iieraofis while' name or mimoi Imme diately precede the description; adi of th* said pro|>erty (lot and tmprovementa lliereon) situate, lying and being In the city of Bavannah, county of Chatham, state of Georgia: B. Wm Brown, trust)*, south half of lot No M. Johnston ward. H. C. W. Howard, lot No. IS. Reppard ward. I'gtl* Hopkins, east half of tot No. IS, suti-dlvtrlon lot No. 21. ttobertsvlllo ward. 8. John Bmlth. lot No. t. sub-division lota No 79. S3. *3. S3. 98, Choctaw ward. W. Estate Michael Walsh, lot No. 14, Choc taw ward. Term* cash; purchaser paying for titld and stamps. JOHN POWER. 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