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MUST PUT ON ALL NOMINEES.
IV>THIITIII\ WITH IIKII4HO TO
DKWII II TII TM Kl l .
of I jarli Hr f Ir %<iinlnpr In
bee I lihi >finn uf 111 f amllitate*
for Inllrllnr General noil Jnilae.
on Well on 111 IMlirrn. Ire on K*rr
Ticket In Every onnty —< hnlrmnn
dullliinun Imhpb n Matvmewt.
Allan la. Hrpt 31. Many Inquiries hi\-
t*-en wn: to the St-il- Demoirall, I'otnmi.
, i folloni "Whit till s ■ > >
will leaving th, name* <>l th-- carol,dais*
|or judge ami pula Itor of llio other cir- j
UIO out of Ihr tl hr 10 he voted In lair
e-.iot). <*>!. 3. have?"
In raapon.-e, Chairman Flwnlm (hi
lilgnon to-day petit out the following atate
nirm.
■ln rrifinl lo llk . in', ion of J*i,lg* -and
coll. Horn genrt.il. We heir to i all >*ur
ni*ntton to Ih. law on thin subject
On Hie 31rt of mier, 1*97, tha Gen
rral Aar. mhl> |u,*cd an n I prnvrllns
mat the question of eh tin* J urine- an)
•ollrllor* general by tin people Iro-tr.id
Cf by the General AsaimbO. te ruhcntltixl
lo a vote of I .. |*p.-
The querium pa- puhmltt'.l to th,
neoptr amt the constitution war amenr..l
to thetr vote -o the the ,-onattttHion a
thur amended. tr a tollowr The ru*
raanri* *>f present uni -u 1 10*01 ti. urn
t.nip (Ju4ki > I r. h'ttur ye.' .In • a
he eleet.al by Ih. electorr of the whole
state. qualified 1.. vote tor number* of
•he Heneral Aneemhly the **n<ial e:r
tlon, hold r.ex' ore. edlng ttu expiration
of their iur> ..tile term*
"The foregoing I* the law or It now
Stand* The liemoerativ irrty of hr
atale ha- nomlnaterl <.. nhl.la tr * for e. l n
of three officer which are now to hr tilled
The Democratic party, through It* atate
committee, rent out the eorre. t form of
lleker (Including all of the liemocrall-'
homtneen to tr voted by the elector* We
have no hesitation. therefore, in raying
that It In ti e duly of each Demo, ratte
nominee in the plate, from the higher! to
fhe loweat to rre to it that ihe name* of
all th* Democratic 1 nomlneea arc placed
upon all the t>emocrtlc tl. ketr. to I**
voted In ihe general el.-, tlon on Oct. 3."
DfMTN UK KV-GOV. IIHITtt.
tffa W ile llleil of tpnplrxy .)■• Two
•lonrr llefore Him.
Jacksonville. Fla.. Bepi. 3* —George K.
Drew, toe tlrrt Democratic Governor if
Florida after the war. died at hi* horn
here thl* afternoon. ed 73 y,-ar*
Two hour* before hir .temlre hte wife
pape.pl away from the efTc.tr of a rtroke
of apoplexy.
Oov. Drew war hom at Alton. N. H
Aug 6. HC7. Owing to family reverse* hi*
education wan not complied He became
a machlnlrt. and when qukr young went
to CUlumhiir. On where he married Min
Amelia Dlckene. of Amcrl.-ue, Oa
Oov. Drew engaged In the milling huil
rerr |n Oeorgia and extended htr enter
prise* to Florida. operating mill at
Kllavllle. In Burannre county.
It war In the memorable campaign of
Ig7g. that Oov. Drew wa* selected a* the
etandard bearer of the Democratic party
and It war Inrgely through hlr hurd work
that Che Republican party wn* over
thrown After hi* term as Governor
he came to thl* city and estab
lished the Drew Hardware Company. He
retired from active business several years
ego. a well to do and highly respected ett
isen.
•FIT Af*%V%T TMK F>TM %1..
To He Hrnnichl hy \\ . K. Hell nr
4nirrlrna fur Forrlblr KJrrtniral,
Amerk'U, Om.. Bept. 3U.—W. K B*H.
well-known cltli<-n n<l ultoii factor of
Americun, wan forcibly from a
Antral Railroad train thi* morning. and
In conwqufnri* of the Imligntty has i*m
ployed counsel to institute ult against ihe
company. Mr. Hell l*ought tin excursion
ticket to Macon yeateMsy. the >n<hic?or
witnessing th> purchnee ht iteturning
to Amctirus this morning the same con
ductor refused to receive the return cou
pon because Bell had neglected to have
the ticket validated l*y the Macon ticket
agent, in compliance with conditions
printed thereon, though the ticket bore
Hell’s signature and several paesencera In
the car knew him personally. At Mar
•hallvllle the conductor, negro porter and
another trainman lifted him with force
and e)e*sed him from the car. Another
paasenger. witnesting the occurrence, paid
Bell’s fare to Americus and took receipt
from the • onductor. Mr. Bell feels gn .it
)y incenst-d and will hnng suit for dam
ages.
CM %HI fcSTOV* U ITBM 9M I*l*l.V.
A rrs wiemeats 'link tn tirt It at a
I *■ (it I..‘IINMHNI.
C harleason. 8 C., Sept !M~Thr speclti)
committee from city ('oundl that has in
charge the work of providing Charleston
with anew wet< has been in
•e*ion ali day. audit i* undcrst*od th.it
the new enterprise has been definitely
proi idei for. The e< r i#me is to bring
aat from t' • iisiii- . river it v cr-:
ewtimiW., to tie ll.yio.ono The dell) sup
ply to he guaranteed is 7,000.0ri> gallons
The commdtee decline*, to give out any
thing for publication before Ns report is
made to council, hut it is well understood
that Its negotiation has teen successful,
and that Charleston will be given an
abundant supply of pure water within the
r.ext few months
f TO HU DKPORTf.D.
fMx of Them U 111 He Went Home from
Jsrkaosi tile.
Jacksonville. Fla., Hept 2*.—t’nltcd
Htales Commlssinnei Coodeii tias made
final disposition of the isw of six China
men r gat difig the r dtsi o* tat lon in ac
cordance with the ur usi*n law He or
ders them deported to <’hln* and the or
der has been forwarded to the treasury
denari merit.
I’nlted Rt.ites Marshal Horr will aecom-
IMiny the Chinamen to Bin Franc! wo and
gpects to leave Saturday Fpoti arriving
at New Or lean the prisoners will hr
taker* Int • the custody of the railroad
.•gents, w’ho are bonded by the govern
in' nt to iran*! <>r< such prisoners . roar
tht country.
1 —* ■ 1
tlt.Ul RTHIKtS H TAUPI.
Thousand • Ign rnm k **r llefusrd to
ork Wltli Non-union Men.
Tampa. FI 1 . S-pt SC —A general strlk<
look place to-day In the rigor factories
of Bancheg a Hcya and Arguellos Iy>-
P'■* & lito., uitout I,‘Mi peupic being
thrown out of work.
At the fli-t named fa tory twro non
union selfr tor - were put io work and the
rnanagrinent to discharge them
T Ip s factory had a trimmer from
the North who was not n member, the
management declining to remove him.
TO f*l HR % (DM) |% OAR fI%Y.
Take Laxative Quinine Tablets.
A*, drug* ls 1 e-fund |I H gMgi If il fails
to cure E VV O row's signature Is on
•ch bog. 2U -ad. *
“'Brevity is the
Soai of war
WH is Wisdom. Blood is life. Impure
blood is thing deith. Heelth depends
on good blood, ft av is due to bid
Hood. The blood cun be pun/ied.
Legions sey Hood's SarsepehlU. Amer
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies it.
A brief story but it tells the tele.
,7/cOt/fj Sa Ua£a\ilb
Never Disappoints
Tin ir* nitH.in
Ihr School Will Mr lx* re* <0
linH r4N
Atlanta. 8-pi. 36 The Georgia 8 h<*B
ol TfthiH'lofy liuin fall t**tn it>*ilv
w.lh l*rlKht* r ’> ih*n lh rut*l
inMifuti‘n h*> y#t •rjo> l. rrcthUirt
Lym in Mull n*i *it* i* I of #l*l
-in t r,roili| for ue < lx - # ***rk ht>ns , cii
4*K* i*n<l *' II 1# not i.oW lo
mak** tin i. arau count of in* *tt'
fiiwhnh iron Hho*l bt.m4, IVnn#y|vx
nta. Kentucky, VuglnU. T#*nnr*#re, T#x
-4* *imJ Klorkli ir* among ih- -n
n ndy rnuMlf'l Kmmm* * kimlnatlonv
are In pr>r e# to-4 *j\ r<Mu!tw of if'r
ox<imlfuitlori *!SI annoumf4 S,ur s*x
A ouriM- In iiiumMfic n to
Ih* nhop u< 'k in *• htxil. In t*x
fpr d* j urim* nl u ru * lniru*'cir h.w bee**
*mplo>fd He I** H. J M'<‘iian. .1 gra l
•m* of iho rhtU.l-lplilJi S hool (f T V
nokfjr. N* * iMNtftil nuidiintf) bti Immmi
an) fh Inifri T of lillln*
rf-*iri*ngr I Thr* I* an * lnairu lo
in ih* d' .urtroant H is* P B.
Wynn. In the al culture
Dr. A TV. J k<*>n hat
Ih# r#w prof**#*or. The *• h#vl will M In
full xwinK' with th* f ill work l>v Mon in* |
<#t-:0K<.1% UROII s lionu WHEIT.
SiMtr ( hrmll Mf( anillr 4ilxr lb*
■ ulf of Ins ligNllon*.
Atlanta. H*pt. >; Stair- John
M. M farvllen- In hli* quarterly bulletin
juai jMiunl. u>.H that wheat cropof <**or-
Hia h.i# l.irgHy Increarwl thin y#*r. lilt*
itllrmrni ihom that thr* f irnr** have
raiaad . larrr crop than in any year
aliw* IMftTs. H* present# an analy#!# of
the H*>orgla wheat In whl'h the |*r.|ut't
la #hown to be a very fine quality. Hr*
aya:
I think It well to bring the matter to
the attention of the reader# of the bul
letin. to show them thnt they can grow
a# tine wheat In iirorgU a* l* grown any
where In the worM. While Home of our
Ueorgin wh*nt are leftdent In valuable
propertlre. othere are well up to. urnl
rtlx>ve the #t,in*tarl eet by the average
wheat* exhibited wt the WorWV# Pair in
rhicago."
m:%% ji stu b ui-’thi-: pru ic.
Drath of n T ounis (ilrl—h*r Tram
ktMhlted Another.
Augusta. B*’p 2H.—t'onatable l->1 Ben
nett #n> to-dy siworn In by Ordinary
Walton a* Junilce of the peace In the
ThrN* llundre.! and Ninety-* Igbt Militia
Dl#!ri* l to fill the vacancy caused by the
recent death of Magistrate John Vaughn
Mi*** Willie I* Bronson of Bamberg. 8
i' . lied to-day In the city hosqatal. after
a brief lllne#*. of Fearful of
appendlrltl*. she wax brought here from
h*T hom*. where *h* eoukl be operatd on
If n* il**rary. Bh* #0 12 yearn old
Will Little and Hom Henderxon. both
tugroee. hud a rutting affray on Broad
Htreet to-day. In which the former w..x
xertou#ly Htabbe*l in the ha< k. on the neck
and left arm. llendcrwon ecap.d acrowa
the brld* Into South rarolinu
t.HM.t.* is <o\fiim:\t.
After a l umpalait Tour Vie Think*
Hr *an Will W In.
Dawson. Oa.. Sept. 2*s.—Judge J. M
GrigK# baa returned from hie campaign
tour in Maryland and West Virginia. The
Judg' think# th re b Hltl doubt of Bryan
carr>lng lth of those states; In fact, the
trip netm# to have Inspired him with u
firm belief that Bryan will *weep the
field thl# fall, and carry the country by a
majority greater than that which defeat
ed him four year* ago.
I nlque Fulrriutnwicaat Ml llrnufort.
lit .iufort. 8. (*., Sept A unique en
tertainment, got up to defray the ex
penses of Improvements on the parsonage
of the t’artaret Street Methodist Church
here, ws* given at the Arsenal lot night
The affair, designated ”Tha Old Maids
Convention, was sell got up and the
acting was extremely comical. The “Old
Rptnatrra." cistl In out aiidlsh cost times
that would lave les*n obsolete a genera
tion ago. each longing for a husband, met
in thetr hall to davit* ways and means
of entrapping unwary bachelors and wi
dowers into matrimony. Not being aide
to formulate a satisfactory plan, they
are on the verge of despair, when one
of tlwm tells of a celebrated "Professoi
Pinkerton.** renowned for l*e>ing able to
restore youth ami beauty by means of his
wonderful elcctruwl mat him. According
ly the wofule-r*worker is summoned. and
forthwith transforms several of the tooth
less old crones Into whatever type of
beauty they may desire. Finally oik* of
them demands 10 tn- ch*ngl Into a man.
"the noblest of ail creatures " The pro
fewor sees his finish and offers himself
to the o.d spinster if she will abandon
the Idea But she Is obdurate, and she
makes the attempt The result Is n series
of furious explosions emanating from the
machine, and the play ends. The afLiii
was well patronised, several hundred per
sons being preffcnt.
Oxford Class Flections.
Kmory College, Oxford <Ja., Bpt. 2tf.
Flections for class officers were held In
the sophonuui' and junior classes yester
day, aval resulted is follow Hophomora—
lix, Clyde Campon of Augusta; htsto
rlan. M Lyle Hpencer. of Atlanta Jun
ior—Dux. Thomas Henry Wade of Smith’s
Hialloti. Ala.; historian, James W. Illtch
of \Va>cross; prophet, Verlyn Moot** of
Atlanta; pot-1, liu*d> Abbott of Macon
chapltln. Rrt> Griffin of Rffie. On.;
chorister. K Y Mill. Jr., of Washington.
Ga ; dude. Kuaene Baldwin of t)aw>o.i;
manager of basket ball. Robert H. Tim
mons of Atlanta; m mager of baseball.
Guy A Myers of Atlanta.
The election of Mr Wade was a great
surprise to he whoe college, as he did
not nnneum* hta name for the place of
•lux until :i few minutes before the time
for the election. Immediately upon his
announcement the other candidates with
drew from the rare, and he was elected
by acclimation. No l>etter selection could
have been made for this office, and Mr.
Wude will prove him?* If eminently fitted
for It He Is one of th* brlghet.-t men in
•college. and Is a splendid speaker, having
• presented his • !►* on the ro-trum 11-4
ommencement. He f i member of Phi
Gamma Socift) and the Bigmn Nu Fra
tcinlty.
x <1 11 1 It Carolina t avion,
Columbia. ft* fit. M.—Cotton is nearly a.I
open and picking nuik rapid progress to
the extent that from some (bids all has
been gathered. The hulk of the crop has
been picked. Yields have not Improved,
ait hough the prospects for a small hf>
crop arc good In a few localities. If nn
early ftost do e not kit. It Hea is-land
• otton improve*.! slightly, and it* Beaufort
ounty will yield an average crop. Blight
continues la the Charleston districts.
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1900.
IIHOOK* TO IIITi: H\ l I HIT.
will llnir n Oaml IHnplny *• blate
I nlr l \ ahltu.
j qulin n. <la. Sept. t*> The mass meet*
; mg cm I**l for to-day to •!* termini- wl ether
I 100k ** county ihe iM have an exhibit at
the Fair at Valdo-da w* largely
all. nded Cipt. J. t\ M all w# ! • 1
|to th* * lia*r. Heport# w r m i* from
j v trlotix dietrl* t# In the c ounty as to
whether the |ieople w. re wUilr.g to aid n
j getting up an exhibit.
After consider able dl#cu#tor the m#ct
w k rssoivid to g> t up an exhibit. A cen
j ral fair eommltiee, consisting of J .dge J
••* Morton J l. 1 J Hpiln and
I\\ A <Jn*o\r was .pp Inte l to have
I general Mi|rvi*km of thi wt.rk. 1 11 *► k•*
! iountv will uphoid t*er t> put a Hot a* t
111a ihe tunner *ur.ty 111 it* s*u* ut
j ih fair, iii ) it Is h,*f. to ay will wan
i tir-i pnx
Tn* Cotton 'lrowir- .\mo. allot) m t
here to- -la \ The required numier of
r> mi' ■ having beeti #< urd. It w m •Twcld
d t Join .Hid become a mm-cr vt the
Hill# org.inl/ h ion.
Mir TIP ftl PFVIN %T! H AL.
Hellnr. the Mail elan. Think* All
Maule I* Merc Trickery.
From th* New York Sunday Telegraph
Ke.'far the tnagir .n. while a traffl. ker
In thing# m>st. rlou* loe# not himself put
*ny faith In the belief of superetttiou#
prt‘ s on# who because they annot cxpltin
what ih* > h . it an on v be through
pow r# h qaired din :ly from th* super
h m*i that ni'etff .- car he worked
Muring a talk at tie Hoffman House re
* dly. he eald
It only taka*, a very small thing sovne
',,n ' 1 gr*,i* mind , ani wna.-
• w r t# the It i*t bh mysterious arsi baf
fles explanation will mke men a# rib**
what they sac to th* supernatural he
‘ •**♦ of th# ir con. ei lit their own tntel-
Ilgcner. W nat they cannot explain they
m> must be due to unexplainable powers
<>f laKiree this i# sil folly for if any
thing but tratursl law- were at work
about u# we would not be able to deter
mine our action five minutes in advance
.Anything that interfered for one Insunt
with th** natural law of giavlta ion would
# t things ail agog about us.
"But regardle-- of thl# there Is a great
deal of euperstlllon among the Intelligent
and when you come to think of it. It la
not to Ih* wundt-red al. When the great
•#t minds in the world go olmnsc craxy
over #om* little thing they cannot ex
plain. we wonder why there is not more
superstition. Tho great B*tinl was so
puxxled on.. over a simple little trick In
mantiHism that 1 performed for him that
he Md net re#t for week# until T had ex
plained it to him
"Of all tire people in the work! the
HiihJooa are well-known to be the most
ex|*ert In the mysterious thing# of magic.
One will see thing# in India that will
mike him superstitious unless he Is rm*n
tali) pretty well balanced. There are two
classes of Hindoo laklrw: First, the fel
lows who carry their tricks around in a
bag and for a few rupee* will perform
with snak**# and swords and other trink
ets. and then those who are of the higher
class, who study magic a* a part of their
religious ceremonies and attempt to make
converts by making peofde believe they
ha\e a supernatural power and are di
vinely Ap|N>lnted to preach the faith of
the great Hindoo god
"The men of the latter 1 1 *## are very
expert am) larform thing- that are mtr
v* Iwus. In my Indian travel* I have seen
them do things that are beyond the
explanation of any but the priest#. When
one h .rs of such things as a man throw
ing a nqw* Into the air an*l then, without
the slightest appearance of anything to
climb on. going up after tl. he ts apt to
!m* skeptical, but 1 have seen things Just
as marvelous.
“The priest# of India are scientific men
who have studied their art for years, no#
for mou* gait • but f. ; the -ake gr
their religion. They are k**n ginal care
of for their entire Uvea ami study and
delve into the mysteries of science with
the fervor of religion* fanatic#. Of
cotiree. when their trick# are learned It
t# found that the simplest *cuatitle prin
ciples are b*ne:th them all. What we
learn a* youths In school about th** siphon
and the sucker and other fundamental
tricks In phyalc*, they put to the roost
startling uses.
"For instance, in the northern part
of India there i* a temple of the mother
of th*- god. ltinklhii. where great throng#
go to worship. In the temple there Is a
statute of the mother with a child god
In her arm# Around the mother there 1*
a great bailee Into which runs a steady
stream of water. The superstition about
the statue I# that It Is im|OH#lble for
tls* water ever to touch th** bet of the
god The water will flow Into the chalice
and All it clear up to the feet of Buddha,
and then it will mhMhilv begin to sink
down to the bottom of the cup The
chalice is constantly filled and emptied In
this wax. and the p* opfc think that there
Is a magical power In the god. Of course.
It is nothing more than a trick |srform*#i
bv a siphon within the statue, but for
centurh - the priest# have made the popu
lace hfdtevr In the divinity of Buddha
through It.
"Ther** l no doubt that th* Hindoos
have found out the secret of many law#
of nature unknown to us. For centuries
they have known things which for centu
ries to come we may not know Thing#
are occurring there constantly that haftle
the Kngllsh offi * r*. and all effort# lo
bribe and threaten the secret# out of the
Hindoos have utterly failed. The British
No External
Symptoms.
The Mood may be In bad condition,
yet with no external signs, no akin
eruption or sores to indicate it. The
symptoms in such cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable
weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh
and a general run-down condition of the
system clearly showing the blood has
lust its nutritive qualities, lias become thin
and watery. It is in just such cases that
B. S. S. has done some of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make it strong and vigorous.
" My wife used sev- —sOKjk
eral Kittles of S. 8. S.
as a blood purifier and.
to tone up n weak and Ml
emaciated svsiem.with \ V
very masked effect by
wav of improvement.
"We regard it a
t< - •
Princeton. Mo.
i* the greatest of all
tonics, and you will
the appetite ini
proves at once, strength
returns, and nervousness vanishes as mew
rich pure blood once more circulates
through all parts of the system.
S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. It contains no min
erals whatever. Rend for our free book
on blood and skin diseases and write our
physicians for auv information or advice
wanted No charge for medical advice.
INC (WIFI iPCCIFIC CO., ATLANTA. 6A.
PALATABLE,
PURCHASABLE
*m 111
n in.
Jos. A. Magnus
Cincinnati, O.
hav> *|w*it every .(Tort to flrul out how
ttv f*r!-*t. perform ,om, of th.tr my
irri. - hut it took, very much * though
Ih.v wouM n.ver know Drery ono* In
1 whllr wo •liiu'ov.r nom-thinir worwWful
in rrl.nr. hi' h h hn known for
alter in tnrtta Ft la not vrry many year*
•in thi! • w-ontd havo thoukht thr Ifl.a
of tr< l< • irlritraphy prrMii>-rouK. birt
•in • Mananl'f ill.cov.ry It doe. not ream
*n •franca.
Tii*' Hindoo, howtv.r, hav. a ay.t.m
of a.N-r* t that 1. nior.
haffiln* than wlr.lra. trliqnaptiy Th.y
hav. b..n abl. to communl.af. with .aoh
othrr for tnll> and mil., but by what
m.hn. I. not known to any but th.m
--h • •
"Oulbr.ak* and
mnut dlatanf parta would b. talk-d of In
th. .outturn pari of th. country, amona
the coolie, .verx for day. b.fore th. Brlt-
Hh would receive notice of them Pom
munlcation .••.tnetl to com. with the ra
pidity of thouKht. and 1a wrapped In tho
utmost myatery.
"Durlnir the In.urrectlon In Afxhanl.-
tan 1 was at Calcutta. Col. Roberta
wa In trhar*e of the ijrltlah forcea U|>-
prc.ln* th. uprtalng, and. of courae. tho
Iprcalee! concern wu. felt at Calcutta re
garding the war. oi*. of ihee atran.c
occurrence took place at thla time. On
the very day that tho Inaurrectlon tut
broken by Koborta. and fully two daya
before the Drltlah received Information
of th. fact, the Hindoo merchant* on the
baxar. of Calcutta were talking of the
victory of the Drttiah. Even th. loweat
cool!.* knew al! about the auppreaalon of
th. Insurrection ltefore th. Ilrltlsh offl
cot* could he Infornawl of th. fact a pony
npraH had to travel fully two daytt from
th. teat of the war to tho neareat tele
graph wire, and the entire distance waa
fully 3.00 U mile*.
This strange power of communication
ha* bean noticed time and tlmw again
When there is an uprising among any
furl of the tribe. It ho. been noticed that
Ihe traes In all pan of the empire will be
rnarkeu with a red epot. It seem* to tie
done In all part* of the country at the
*ame time and Is probably a ign among
the Hindoo*. By their myskerlou* power
of communication the news is sent to
every corner."
—The Cxar sent to Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro, on the occasion of the
fortieth anniversary of Ihe latter's acces
sion. the proAratta of Alexander 11. Alex
ander 111 and lilmaelf, et In brilliant.
It Is significant that auch a token of favor
ha* never before been bestowed by him
StAHHIAGK*.
8A Y W KLL-BI’CHIIEIT. —At s;3ft this
evening Fred T Hay we 1 and Mias Ger
trude M Buchhelt were married from the
iweldanca of the bride’s uncle. A Q Huch
helt. The cetemony was performed by
Father Williams, at Sacred Heart Church.
They were accompanied bv J 11. M Mur
ray and Miss Carrie Buc hhelt.
rt NEKAL INVITATIONS.
MORKL.-Relatives and frlenls of Mr.
ami Mrs. J. 8. Morel, Jr., and Mrs. J. 8.
Morel, Br., are Invited to attend the fu
neral of the former at 1,-tiirel Grove Cem
etery nt lu o'clock, this morning
MKBTHUI.
t'KRTHIL OF UKOIIUIA RAILWAI
( OUIMM .
Innnnl Vr.iln, <>( Mtrklilil-r*.
Savannah. Oa . S-f>t 25. IMn
The annual m.-. iln, ot th- iu kholtlrm
of thh. to<n|iuny alll br held at the o(n<e
of the com|iany. 11 Hay itrwl, raat. In
the rlty of Savannah. tJa.. on Tueyday.
the Sth day of C>. tober next, at 11 u m.,
<lty time, for the election of director*
and the iranea.tlon of -uch other bu>l
not ar may come la-forr the meetlnc.
T K. SMITH. At Secretary.
inccui. lOTitn.
I.KV tVK TiSMC K'HIITK DIHHKRS.
00c—DlNNKIt —tuc
Dinner 1 to 3 and to 9, Thursday.
Sept. 27.
Claret Wine.
SOUP.
Puree of Tomato.
PISH.
Grouper an Court bouillon,
i’otatoes a l Algertenne.
Sliced Totnatoeii, with French Drenelnj!.
yueen Oliver. Chow Chow. Mixed I’tcklea
ENTREKS
Chicken Croonette*. w ith Green Pea
Baked Macaroni au Uralln.
ROASTED.
l’rime Itltn. of Beet. Dtah Gravy.
Ham. Champakne Sauce.
VEGETABLES
Manhed Potatoer, ArparaKU, i la Cream
Rice. Slewed Tomatoer, Candled Vam>.
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Chocolate Curtard Pie, Assorted Cake.
Cheese. Cracker*.
Raked Apple Roll, Brandy Sauce.
LEVAN S CAFE AND RESTAURANT.
11l Congress *treef, west.
NOTH L
Neither the master nor the agent* of
the British steamship Jessie will be te
sponslble for any debts contracted by
the crew
Sep;. 27. J!>. WILDER A CO.. Agenta.
STOHE lit ll.mxti FOR It EXT.
The large Cotitile atorew loca'rd cnrtKr
State, Whitaker and prraMent streets.
Can he rented In whole or In part Near
new post office Excellent for any Klml of
business. Apply
W. M A W E. CONEY.
Of R I I.IKATt
I sum money at six per .cnt, on real
estate security.
BECKETT A BECKETT.
Attorneys at Law and Conveyancers.
HAVE YOU HAVE YOU
CATARRH ? 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,
801 l and Congress. Branch 309 Bull Street.
PHONE 383
And Let Otir Wagons Call for
Your Soiled Linen.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY
II Congress Street, West.
SPKCIAI. AOTICE*.
lOIH Slt.Hr
By wearing gla*sa that not alor.a enable
you to ace, but correct every defect that
may exist.
There la no gueiawork In our methods
We have Iho latest and must approved
selenitic apparatus for accurate eye test
ing. We mak- no charge for consulta
tion or examination, and should you t*ed
Ihe cervices of a physician we will frank
ly tell you so.
Our crystal lenses are perfect In every
respect, being ground under our own su
pervision. They cannot be compare-1 in
value to Ihe kind oft.red aa cheap by the
so-called optUiar.a or jewelers who han
dle inferior glasses a* a aide Una.
DR. M. SCHWAB * SON.
Exclusive Opticians. 17 Bull SireeL
N. B —Oculist prescriptions filled tame
day received. Repairing done at short
notice.
Altll It > M AUOM
—ln
FARM AND TURPENTINE AIXES.
Only at
PfIHM-KI I.M IN
CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO..
knvnnnnb.
ROY At. Ml SIC II ACE.
216-31*, Broughton street, west.
Week commencing. Mondav. Sept 24.
First appearance in thl* city of
M 18ft HATTIE CARLTON.
Sentimental and descriptive singer.
SHAKER AND THOMPSON,
LI AKA SPENCER.
HAZEL WESTON.
WEST AND FOWLER.
INEZ y. IdOS.
BARK LAl'Rl,
BINNKY AND CHAPMAN.
BELLE W ARNER
12—ALL STAR BRILLIANTS—I 2
and a brand new series of
Moving Picture*.
sniooi, HOOK 9.
A fall line of kctioot Hooks aa.l
School Soppltc* at
CHILL'* NEWS DEPOT.
No. 43 Hull Mlreet.
tkavannah. Ga.
PROPOSAL* WANTED.
City of Savannah, ttffi v of Director of
Public Work*. H.ivannah. Oa . Sept. 23,
1 Ain.—Sealed propu-al* will la- received at
thl* office until Saturday. Sept 29. 19b".
at 12 o'clock noon, city time. u> furnish
the city of Savannah with supplies
until Oct. 31. liWO Al! proposal* must be
tnad* on official form*, which tan be se
cured at thl* office on aid after thl* date.
Envelope* to be tnarke-l "Proposal* for
Supplies." The r|iv reserve* the right to
reject any or all hid* Rid* to hr opened
In the presence of bidders
UEO. Al. GADSDEN, Director.
MATTRKMEg, MATTREIWI.
Have your maitresse* and feather* ren
ovaled by our medicated steam process
before a change In w.-alher take* place.
(The only plant In Savannah ) li over
come* all Impurities and renew* life and
volume In all bedding material, price* on
renovation of feather* ss follow*. Beds
$3 30. bolster* 31, pillows 3o Cotton, moss
and hair mattresses made to order Fine
work, low- price# Work guaranteed.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
VATING CO..
Bell phone 1136. 331 Drayton street.
LARUE \t 9llKilol M; tM) OF
FICE
to rent, 10. at'd head of Broughton
street, on Wist Broad, row o*cu
pted tiy the Savannah Carriage and
Wagon Cos As they will gve up
business In the city on June 1. I of
fer It for rent from that date
H. P. SMART
PAINTS AND HOHE PAINTING.
We handle nomine but Ah# VERT
BEST giades of PAINTS and OILS, and
employ ihe ver> best i aimers to tie had
Allow us to make Hd on palming your
hours.
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO,
Corner Congcee* and Drayton.
Phone 51®.
IF IT-N AHB, NAE HAVE IT.
Hulk Olive* 2&c and in- quart,
ltnimri.d Edam and Sate* Cheese.
Canned Stinwhcrrlcs, Pitted Cherrl.
and Red Itaspberrk*.
Fresh Preserved Fia* and Orange*.
California Evaporated Peach.* in, p,
Phone W. HARDEE A MARS HAUL
HIIMM EM.UTU)
By the American Bond. hr and Trust
Company of Halilmore. We are author
laed to exacute locally (lum dtat.d> upon
application!. a 1 bonds In Judl, Id p r .,-
c- • dli.* In either the state or Unlr.<f
N ates courts, and of adm nun,it an i
guardians
DEARING * HULL. Aaenta
Telephone Sk _ Provtdant Building.
A *IISEMENT*.
A V A N NAH~Thc A t7*4 .
Ift IDA \ AND MAT! ROAY,
MATINEE SAT!'HDAY.
SEPT. 28-29.
TV m A Brady # Bu|m ri 8t Protluc
llon of
“The Sorrows of Satan.”
Adapted and dramatised from (he fa mou#
novel of
MARIE CORELLI.
A marvelous! diuma cf rn\ #tirlm.
traylng the- xtotry of the devil on earth.
PRICKS- NUPIt. $!. ;.V , 50c ami 25.
Matinee. 7V **. inl 2St\
COMlNG—nwrlt.! Fr>hnxin pre#entti
William Gillette'# Drama, ' Bleric# k
Holme#. '* Mon ia> Oct. J.
ot#i.\t.#9 NOTirna*
Autumn
Novelties.
Thr nr* #fAon# pttrrn# in
GORHAM PTKKUNO HII,
VKR rr v#ry Ih autiful. Au
tumn hrld#*# will !r thr hauler
it thry rrrrlvr thl# nd-nf-thr
erntury ware a- prrrent#. 8e-
Irctlon# laid a#idr and drliv
when wanted.
HUNTER & VAN KEUREN,
JEWELERS.
ILI Bl'l.l. Sthxkt Ga PHonb 99!
SMOKE
LILLIAN RUSSELL
CIGARS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
flluuM. iii i.o it. pTimTEIX.
UHATED PIPPIN AI‘PLE CIDER.
This i>ur- cldsr is eeiyid on sframsrs on
the American line. <#iul at the Waldorl-As
torta and lead.ng family grocera In Naw
To k city.
I’auldli c s l'lpptn ride' la made from
the put a Juice of hand p kd apples from
hts own mill on the premises, it Is abso
lutely pure apple juice, and all (he effer-
V'scene is naiiirul. and we guarante# i
Cos be the < h< tcest cider In the world.
Landing ph> a elana In New York and
Brooklyn recommend this elder to tbelr
pa in ts Its perfect puilty Is guarant. a-l
in Paulding's I'll pin cidar, only la.na Is
land Newton’s Pippins ate ised The ap
ples are led on ths trees until late In Oc
toliar whan they are hand picked and
placed In a dry room to rtp- n.
Paulding says "the a) pi , are th. rough
ly crushed In h s own mill and the juice
l<n saed out ami run Into sweet clean
■ ask* •' The difference between crushing
and grinding a.ipies Is very great.
You will know tha difference between
crushed app ea and *-"un I apples If vou
take some stems and chew it em you will
Bud Chat bitter taste which t nor with
Paulding's i rush'd apples This elder ha.
not ths extreme sweetness of the kunset
rider, and everyone will r.nd the Pauld
•ng s Pippin cider Just tight to take with
dinnar. LIPPMaN BROS.
Sola Agents In Savannah.
SPF.l'ltl. NOTICE.
If the party or parlies who came Into
possession of the papers from our safe cm
Sunday, the lotfi tnst.. will return them
to us by mull It will be appreciated by us.
nnd no questions will le ueked.
B<IL<IM<INS COMPANY.
mil* u ANTED.
city of Savannah. Ofllce Director of
Pnhlh Work*, Havant ih. fl.i . s.pt
JNO Bid* will la* re. * tv*d at this ofT|, i
until Saturday, Nipt, 3 Dun. ai I.’ o'clock
noon, city time, for furmshltiK feed as
follow *.
No 1 Timothy hoy. per ID iiounds; best
quail!) fe.d bran, (at JAO pounds, liest
quality corn, per bushel; b.-t quality
mixed einte. to bo weighed ai the ,| ty lot
Envelopes to le marked Bins tot j.vi-,1
Tne city reset ve* the, rich! to nject any
oi all bids. Bids to h. opened In the
preset!,- of bidder*
il GADSDEN, Director.
TUI. AAAI To CLEAN CAM PET'S.
Tua omy way to *et your carpet* pr ,p
--ar.y take., up. .leaned .m taken ar.
fcT it.# • in er | 10 turn tb* Job o\r to
t Dlstilct Vas n T nd el,,ry Cos
let.-phon* .. or cad at %> Mo uomery
st ee:, aid the w||| im.ke u„n mail,
mat- on the rot of n, work Pilom
re.B-ra le They aim park, move and
atora futnlture and i ten s
h- SIKMI.OCK. Supt and Mgr.
I.'HE. CEMENT. PLANTER.
We haie the largi , t stoek of Ihe he*,
soo.lv list our pike* before ,oi {m ,
mote to others.
ANDREW HANLEY COllf-ANY.
LfEOPOIaH ADLKR, JSO. fl DILUON,
|*re Nideiit. Chier.
C 8 KLialS. BARRON CARTKR.
Vice Pr> Ident. A##t. Cathier
The Chatham Bank
SAVANNAH.
Will be pUato-d to receive ihe account#
of Mer- h int*. Firm*, Individuals, Bank*,
and Corporations!
Liberal favors extended.
Cnmirpaesed collection facllltlea. tr.aur
tnr prompt return*.
SEPAHAIEiAVINGSDEPARTMENT
INTLULAT (Ulirm.MlM) I)IAHTKH.
LY ON DEPOSITS.
Safety Deposit Roxe* and Vaults foa
rent. Correspondence solicited.
The Citizens Bank
OF SAVANNAH.
capital. ssoaooa
D**. M ... licstisi esskisg
UssiatH.
• uliclta irresst, mi Iwdleldnata,
■ •reksais, Hawks and elks, Lerye.
nlieaa.
Celhellosa kaeGeg with safety,
rnmmmmmij and diepateh.
lalrreit earapnuad.d gaarterly
alleatf on drpoalts la war Saetaga
Deyarta..,,
**'**9 Ueysill Baxes sad Iteraaa
Vaalts.
■ HANTI BT A. DENMARK, Pvealgaat.
MILLS ft. LANE, vice hrseldeat
GEORGE C. FREEMAN. Cashier.
GORDON L. Glt OOVEH. Aaat. Caahladk
SOUTHERN ’BANK
of Ihe stole of Georg mi.
Capital 3300.00)
Surplus anil undivided profits 34U1.04
DLluolluKY UF IHE STATE ui
GEORGIA.
.iuperior facilities 101 transacting a
Genet Al Hanging Business
. o.lections n..io< on all point*
*• *iinl. through bunk* and tHinkers,
A-. eouiils oi ifauk*. Hoiikel*, Jkcicl.ai-ls
and others -li.lieo Safe Deposit Boxes
for runt.
Department of Savings, Interest payabis
quarterly.
Sella Sterling Exchange on Londoo U
and upward*
JOHN FLANNERY. President.
HORACE A. CRANE Vice President
JAMES SLLT.IVAN Cn*bler.
DIRECTORS:
JNU FLANNERY. VVU W. GORDON.
E. A. WEIL. W W. GORDON Jr
H A CRANE. JOHN M EGAN
LEE RON' MYERS JOSEPH FERST
H P SMART. CHARLES ELLIS.
EDWARD KELLY. JOHN J. KIRBY.
Mil i tel ci
CAPITAL, fJM.tno.
Accounts of banks, merchants, corpora,
tldns and IndK Iduals solklted.
Savings Deparimem, Interest pskl
quarterly.
Sufety Boxes and Siorag* Vaults for
rent.
Collections made on ail points at rea
sonable rates.
Draft* sold on all the chief clllea of the
world.
Correspondence Invited.
JOSEPH D WEED. President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND. Vice President
W. F. UcCAELEY. Cashier.
THE GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH. GA.
Cap-tul D.O, -a
Undivided prultta ko.-AO
This bank "fl- ra its services to corpora
tions. merchants and inllvlduuis.
lias auiborlty to uc: us executor, ad
mlnlatrator, guardian etc
I aura dratis un the prim Ipal citlca In
Great Britain and It eland and on th
Con tin, ML
Inter-•' raid or eompnunded quarterly
on dep-rtis In the Savings Departm nL
Safety Boxfor rent
HENRY BI.ITN. Pr. silent.
GEO. W TIEDEMAN. Vine PrwiidanL
J-HIM M lIiiGAN. Cashier
WALTER F. HOGAN, As.'t Cashier.
No IGO. Charterad. 19M
—THE—
HMS ill H
OF SAVANNAH.
CAPITAL, fA) ,0 . SL'RPLUB. H00.9A
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
J A. G. CARBON, I're Id nt.
BKIRNE GORDON. M . president
W. M DAVAXT, ('ashlar.
Ac o ut* of tanks and tiankera. m-r-
Cban's and rnrporatlona ren--tvad up n
the mos- favorable t- rm* - o- el.tent with
safe and eonwryii'ive banking
THE GEORGIA STATE
B ULDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Assets over SBOO,OOO.
6 PER CENT, per annum allowed oo
deposits, withdrawable on demand. Inter
est credited quarterly.
6 PER CENT | r annum allowed on
deposits of ■ vr-n hundreds, withdrawable
at annual perl,ads
GEO. w. TIEDEMAN. President.
B. H LEVY. Vice President.
E. W. HELL. Secretary.
C C, ANDERSON JR Treasurer
OFFICE. 15 YORK STREET, WEST.
FOR RENT.
from Oct 1, that fine resi
dence No. 211 Gwinnett
street, west. Larjje garden
and fine stable on the prem
ises. Apply
The Chatham Heal Estate and lm
provement Company,
11 HRTAN STREET. EAST
fo NewsDooer Pitts.
For sale, a Foraallb Newspaper Folder;
will fold sheet *■ xlt |e In good older.
Price 1100. it coat oruflnaily gl.lo#. bul
w have no use for II end want tha room
■i occu^laa.
It will he ar Invaluable adjunct to esy
newspaper uißse.
Addraaa
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leiaestk. <-
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and work, order your lithographed aA
printed stationery arid blank books £°®
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