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ADMITTED MANY CHILDREN. h'HOOU hk.mihu inn o\k nn MTIIII.IMIKI). 1 o Ihf White rah lie hehonl* nf the 4T> More Than ,Vi I’upll* Were Olm Card* uf Idmlaaiun—i.reat I'raat* Gathered m Chatham academy fur tlie t arils— ”ihi Varan, elea Hemala— Manner uf Their lll<- tribatlun Vniunu the OeliuuU— 111 Hho Apply To-day nntl Tii-mnrriin Will Scarcely He Nnerranfal In Get tins Place*—They Should tin I (ion the Uniting l.lat. A record for admissions to Ihe while public school* of the city wu* established yesterday, when ranis were given out ut Chatham Academy to MO children. In fact, there jure a few more than that num ber, which does not include those admit ted to the High School, of whom there were several. High School pupil* usually have their card*, and It Is In but few cases that it Is necessary to give them Children and parents began to gather at the a.uderoy before 9 o'clock. It was from that hour until 1 that card* were to be given out, ami there was a host on h ind to receive them. It became necessary for many to wait longer than they desired because of the great mass that wanted cards, but the delay was unavoidable, be lug due, principally, to the fuel that many of the children had not been vaccinated, though enough had been advertised about vaccination to make it clear that the op eration was a requirement for admission to the schools. Borne 100 children had to be vaccinated by Health Officer W. P. Brunner and the three assistants who wore with him to represent the city. Had attention been given Ihe matter of vaccination hy t*r tetts before, there would have been no occasion for such delay, as It was the operation that Impeded Ihe machinery of the pi|n arranged by Superintendent Otis Aahmore for the examination of appli cants and the Is-uance of cards. The principals of the several schools were at desks lu rooms of the High School building, and It was to them that the applicant* for admission to the re spective schools applied after having shown satisfactory evidence of site, --fir vaccination to the physic.ans or having been vaccinated by them. In cases where children were vaccinated by the attend ing physicians, they were given card* marked “Vaccinated," but tinged with red. which meant that the principal*, on issuing cards of admltqjon. were to make a note of the child a* having Perm vac cinated that day. so that he might be watched for the eff-ct. One of the principal* succeeded In com pletely tilling up a school. Henry Street School has not a single vacancy. In all, 208 vacancies remain, divided among the school* ns follows: Anderson. 42; Henry, 0; Ma*s!e, 30; Hnrnard. 9; fTuilham No. 1. 192; Chatham No. 2. 14; Cathedral, 2. and Si. I*Bl rick's. 7. To-day and to-morrow cards will be sup plied ai the same hours. It Is believed • here will be less of H rush than there was yesterday, as most of the vacancies have been filled. There will be more than enough applicants to-day and 10-raorrow to fill those that remain, and many will have to be put upon the sit|>erlntendent's waiting list In ord> r that thev may Ih> given admissions to the grades they desire to enter In the same order in which they apply when vacancies, front one cause or another, occur during the term. Mr. Ashmore expect* a number of va. cuticle# to appear upon the reopening of the school* on Monday. The children who w< re upon the roll* at Ihe ek*A of la-t term have pile** reserved for them, but It I* not known thai the> will all return. On the contrary, it I* probable that tin r will be a number who do not re-enter. In which event their places will be given to those whose name* are fir*! on the w tiling list. A distinct advantage. ther> - fore, will b enjoyed bv Ihose who- it -me. are high up on ih<* list. Card* of admission were i-sued during the morning to the colored children at the Hast and the West Broad street seho.l*. This morning they will be l-oue I at the Anderson and Duffy street colored * hoc s. ST. VlXCKtr* Ol*K%l\Ci l%*. Sliirr* of Herr) Vrr| lirnttfirtl (h* .4tt*nlnn<*r. Ht. Vincent'* Academy. conducted by the Sisters Of Mercy of the convent of S . Vincent de iv opened to pu pils yeterduy morning at 9 o’clock. Work of organisation continued until 1!. when the pupils were dismissed for the tiny. The same hour* will be observed to-day and to-morrow, and Monday tin regular • hoot schedule will l>e entered upon. The fttstcr* were very well satisfied with ttte attendance u|ioi the opening day They expert It will be Increased to-dHV and to morrow, a* It b< usually the ease at the opening of term that many children do not appear the first lay. Luist yeir .et? were 191 pupils tn the Academy, but the Hister* expect more this term. IMIKUIf TKO OAI.VKtrrWA STORM. laid tea* Hlrthilny Almanac d'rlnteit I’rnanoatlcallon of Great fiatf t> rlnae Muni Its tar, The Galveston cyclone, which start led the world with horror Sept. 9. was predict ed nearly eighteen months ago by J’rof. Andrew Jackson DeVoe, the meteorologist who prepares the weather (oreihsi* used by the Chattanooga Medicine ComJHln y tn Its laidles' Birthday Almanacs and Cardul Weather Chart ami Calendar. Over 15,- WO.OOO of these almanacs ar.d 1,000,009 of the calendara are used each year and every copy printed for 1900 showed this prediction. I’rof. DeVoe hns been mak ing these weather forecast* for years and ha* made some truly wonderful prpgnoatl <at ions tn the past. He foretold the com ing of the St. Uouls cyclone four years ugo with th same accuracy a* the re cent cyclone at Galveston when hi gave the location and day. In his forecasts for the month of Hcptemlwr, 1900, DeVoe says: "On the 9th a great cyclone will form over the Gulf of Mexico and move up the Atlantic coast. At this season cyclones are likely to form over the Atlantic: ocean ami travel west want, causing heavy rains in the Oulf states." The Chattanooga Medicine Compahy states that the Ladles' Birthday Aim non for 1901 will be In the hands of the dnig glata for free distribution In October. l.ARt.t: iMM ur.T* cum'im K. I llsntieih liny es. White. Sent to the (■•a* for sixty Hay a. Numerous arrests continue to be made by lb* dotecltvea and the police, l'ester diy the Recorder hud nineteen prisoners Tue fines Imposed amounted to W*. of Which Mil wo* collected. Mltxabeth Hays, the white woman who *a arrested the day before on the charge of being drunk, and of rurslng on th* street, was sentenced to thirty day* f° f that offense, ami to that was added a former sentence for the same amount of time which had been suspended by thi Recorder upon the woman * promise t > reform. The case of a young man. who fired tiff hi* pistol In erne of the tenderloin resorts 'he night before, was continued until to day. MSIGYCLE Q/RLS Are apt to overdo their strength. The rivalries of the road, the cheerful com panionship, the exhilaration of the swift movement on the machine, alt tend to make a woman uticonacfoualy overtax herself. The results are often serious, and may affect the whole future of wife hood ami motherhood. Kvery woman who is conscious of feminine irregularities or tlisonlers from strain or any other cause, should twain at once the use of Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It promptly corrects all female irregularity dries the drains which are so debilitating, and tones the M 4 netvotia system. It makes weak women strong ami sick * women well. JI "I had falling of in ? / ternal organs and bad To. to go to bed every n,on *h. had irregular # \\ -i monthly periods T \ 01/ which would some s. Ty'w / I *v/* times last ten or I twelve days," writes \ If Mr * AH< * L Hob \ mes, of Coolspring Wf* w \ /gJx "Had also indigestion ft \ Ijl \ so bad that I could m\ l rovTkjT not eat anything a hardly. Dr. Pierce’s I I r*e,. m Favorite Prescription I \ v .‘‘./rpl and 'Golden Medical \ A Discovery ’ cured me. I took three bottles V Vuf the 'Favorite Pre scriptior, Sand one of the 'Golden Medical LJ Sick women are lM 1 * invited to consult k' Dr. Pierce hy letter, free. All corre ■f spondence private. I Address, Dr. R. V. \J Pierce, Buffalo. N.V. F.AEt I TIVF. Ilf I Vlt II MET. Oatrsl't boreralng t omiwlltee Will Probably Assemble Monthly. A meeting of the executive lionrd of the Central Railroad wn# held yesterday morn ing at the office* of the road on Hay •treet, east. .Matters that had come up during the month and requiring the board's action. II was sold after the meet ing, were passed upon, though ihe offi cial* were not prepared to say Just whin Ihose matter# were. Present at the meet ing were Chairman J. F. Hunson of Ma con; President John M. Egan, Col. A. It. UstonM* number*; and Mr. T. M. Cun ningham, who had been empowered to act for either Mr. Charles Steele or Mr. Samuel Sjiencer, ihe New York members of the executive board. Mr. T. K. Smith acted a* secretary. It I* probable that the board will hold meetings monthly in Savannah. This Is u matter that rests entirely with MaJ. Hanson, who may call meeting* whenever he may see fit. hut it Is thought necessity for the members of the board gathering will arise about once a month. HAM* KWH TIM It per HATES. Mas* Mretina of North and South I,lns* Is Progress at t tnelnantL A mass meeting of the line* north and -OUth of the Ohio river that are |ntere*ted In the rales for winter tourist travel is now in progress at Cincinnati. The Plant System Is represented by Mr. J. C. boril, chief rate clerk In the passenger depart ment, The general basis of rate* for lines on either side of the Ohio will he fixed. Mr. Ward Clark, who ha# been apiolnt ed to succeed .Mr. E. A. Armand o# city ticket agent for the Plant System, with officA under Ihe I)e Soto. Is expected from Tin nviHVtlir to-day to assume charge. He I* mu. c*d<d ai Thomasvllle as ticket agent by Mr. V It. Beasley, who ha# been a-cl-iant ticket agent at Valdosta. Mr. W. V. I.ifsey, division passenger agent t Tampa for the Plant System, wn* among the visitors In the city yester day. The regular quarterly meeting of the ra;e clerk* of the Southeastern Passenger Association will be held to-morrow in At lanta. General Superintendent W. B. Denham of the Plant System has gone to New York. Mr. Denham left in hi* private cur. He will return wlljiln n week wllh Mr* Denham. Miss Denham and Master Will Denham. The family will moke their home In Savannah. Mr. W E. Svmond*. superintendent of motive t*iwer for the Plant System, left last night for u trip to Florida. Jt ST SEVEN WEEKS OFF. The Confederate Veteran** Iteoolon Georgia Division. In Augusta. The second annual reunion of the Geor gia Confederate Veterans will be held At Augusta. November. 14. 15 and IS. It is now Just seven weeks before the reunion of the veteran# of Georgia and South Carolina The reunion promises to be a memorable occasion, from the fact that many of the old comrades are grow ing ripe In okl age, pud It may be the last time they will have an opportunity of seeing those whom they stood shoulder to shoulder with during the trying day* of the tKM. Another fact worthy of mention l* that they will hove the opportunity of meeting the comrade* of okl South Carolina. the -late in which secession was born, and no doubt there ate many South Carolinians who now* reside in Georgia, nntl many Georgian# who reside in South Carolina, all of whom Will have m opportunity of meeting and mingling with each other on the banks of the Savannah river, at Au gustn, during this year'# reunion. Another fa t that shoukl lend Interwu t„ the occasion is. that the people of August.i are noted far awl wide for their unbounded hospitality to their guests, and they intend bending every effort to make this I- u long-to-be-remembered occasion. , au*e It may be many years before they tvill have the pleasure of doing their part ;n nv.king life pleasant for the old soldier*. The i abroad* of Georgia and South Caro lina arc determined to *b> iheir part, and sec to It that u low rale Is given to oil ,-ecGon* of the two states, that every tsxly may tie present on this festive oc casion. Th* ehatmum of th<* following commit ,.* will l* glnd to answer any queries ihit may be made by those who wish information concerning Ihe different de Boykin Wright. Pfesldent; Jacob I’hlnixy. Chairman Finance; P. H. Rice. Chairman I os-ora t ion; Abram Gevy. Chair man Advertising; K B. Pilcher, Chairman Bureau of Information; A. B. Saxon Chairman Cump Fires and Hall. Attached Hark l.lssle Carry. A„ attachment was obtained by Nelson A Dindsverk In the City Court yesterday ,g tinst th- British lark Llxile Curry, for ,;,e sum of 4213-22. being 'he <**•* „„ account which the firm eta.ms the master and owners of the bark arc in debted lo them for supplies furnished. THE MORNING NEWS: THE USD AY, SEPTEMBER 27.1900. PROSPERITY ON ALL SIDES. I'RIIIDRtIT KU\% RMOWI THAT rAHMRM* H*J<n ITS tIKNKFm. %lt (Iramrltr* of Trnrie Uontl Tlinrv-Fnritif'ra \rr I'mliiu llrbi*. liiipro* liiik Nittl llu > I>iu l*ln*r. InutfNtl of I In* tM*n|rt, Th* % Klu> thi* Beat %rtlelee—*Tlr > trr l**ortuifitr in < otton lo *iell W lieu the I'rlee U Rllhli—t*neuK'r 11 itmin mm Hit* Thnt Ku* |o>eit %\ltlle lle *clllrr %\ ere In nnnnli—lnerenne t%er tbe Nor ton I lliiMlne la Mena?. *‘Thl la it time of |ro*perify.‘* naM Vr* nUUiu John M. K.n of the Centre) Haliiotftd yf'fftrTfiity. "All hninchen of trade ffhow it. In the rum I f)i*tri<‘t. we flee evi <lenceff that fire very Ki ittful not only to the farmer*, hut to thone who have the in terest* of the aisrtruluiral rla at heart. The have money, nntl they are l In marked eontraM to the careful econ omy they were forced to practice for wv eral years.** "Builneiiff men anil hankcre tell me that the improvement In the condition of •he farmers* In marked. Th** fftroniscft I can quote are thoee of kcv ern! who have a*9urc! me that farmer* wrho have hell their place* on teane, with the privilege of buylnfr. have come for ward with purcha*e money, ffecuring title* to the placeff they have cultivated No stronger evidence of prosperity could 1m found than exl*U In thnt ability of plant er* to own their own placet*. “But there are othr evldeneei. Bank er* and merchant* ray note* nitalnut farmers are met with promptnean. abii are taken up. rather than ex tended When a farmer to a more he buys th** lM*fft, not the poorest, a* he w.i-* com pellul to do when price* he received for hi* product* were ro low Heretofore It ha* been the one wlffh of the ordinary clai of farmer* to find atl article the principle recommendation of which w* it* cheapn*ff, anil haggling over pricer waa tndulfr'l hi to a dcr e that } never noted now. "Though Ihe furmera have noi made a large crop of cotton, a a‘rule, yet they get a good price for what they hnv* tna i The price la up just at the time when they are disposing of their cotton. Thev do not have to hold It In order to get good money for It. They are fortunate in thl*, for It 1* usually the cuae when there l- n riffe in the price of the maple that It come* toward the cloae of the cotton ffeaaon. when the farmer* have dlioed of their crop* at the lower flgur* that prevailed when the }>roduct wa* turned out by the gin*. “The e*tabli*hment of cotton mill* here* nnd there In the imalter dtle* arwl town* enable* the farmer* to find market at home for their staple. They can avoid the payment of eommienlotta for It* mile by di*po*lng of It o the mill*. “The physical improvement of farm* may be noted by tho*e who travel through the country. Farmer* are rebuilding, re pairing and generally fixing up their place*. They are buying furniture and household good*, replenishing home* that hove 'been without luxuHe* during the year* of low price* for agricultural prod uct*. Manufacturer* with whom I have talked tell me ’hat there |* a tremendous demand for their product*. In fii4*t. there ha* been but one manufacturer who ha* complained of a falling off In hi* bualnea*. arwl that ho* been flue to the competi tion of the farmers themtelve* The can dy factories have had to curtail their pro duction because of the great quantity of Sruit •hat wu* produce*! on Georgia farm* ia*f season, but the time for fruit ha* ls*ed. nnd the reign of candy will again height. Candy manufacturer* will feel the effects of the better time* about Fhrlst rna*. when their sale* will he heavier than ever. The relap*e experienced during the summer will be made up to them." “I* It not true. Mr. ICg.in. that the pas senger buxinera of the railroad* h.* been gr-ater during the past few month* than for any corresponding period of many Yes. that 1* true." wa* the reply. “It I* not true of the Central alone, for other line* have been sharing the receipt* that have come through the people having more money than uru.tl. No more reli able a thermometer to te*t the financial temperature of a country can be found than the passenger receipts of railroad*. When people have mom y they spend womc of It In traveling This I* always the cast*. When passenger business grow* to unusual proportion*, the expla nation I* simple—-the |*ople have money. “1 may give you an Illustration to show just what sort of a paasenber business we have been doing. You will recall that we regarded the business done while ihe Spanish-American War was In progress and while the troops were being handled In such large numbers ns establishing a precedent for volume that would probably not l*c equalled for many years. Well. It ha> been surpassed, the precedent having been swept away and a new' one e*tahli*h ed. The business of the last few month* ha* exceeded that done while the soldlre* were In Savannah. From SO to 50 per cent. I* a fair estimate of the Increase over the normal passenger business." AT THL TMKATKH. of •liilon** ■* 4hr %r*t -%t --f ruction. Tho nflxt fllirectlofi *n*l followlnif th# Democratic rally 10-mlght, will be the "Sorrows of Sttlan” to-morrow nnd Sat urelay nights, and at a Saturday matinee. Marie Corelli's work. "Borrows of Baton" w.i* * popular novel from the start. Ita sure*** a* a novel has been followed by the equal success In England, of It# dramatic form, the American production of which, owned hy Wm A, Brady, will In- seen for the first time here to-morrow and Saturday, with special math.#* Bat urrt&v- „ , The play I# still h* l "* *>Fce*#fully play .-.I throughout the English provinces, af ter an emphatic hit at the Shaftsbury Theater. London, >iml It is entirely prob *b|e that of the million who have read the book In thl* country. t leaot. one half will have witnessed the play, before the close of the present season. Those who are familiar with the story will realise that It eoukl not properly be presented on the stage without an e*. ceptlonnl cast, and accessories of an un usually cosily amt elaborate character, while those who have seen any of Mr. Brady's other production*, such aa "Milo Kifl” or " 'Way Down East." know that he would not attempt this even If It were poswiblgf Marie Corelli's admirer* may therefore wifely anticipate nn entirely ad equate presentation of hl* strange SJle of Ihe Devil on earth. Has n Hlk Met. The City of Augusta which sailed for gavannah Tucsdwy from New York has 114 passengers, mostly Bavannahlana return ing to the city for Ihe winter. Minister* t Resume Meelloa*. The meetings of the Minister#' Assocla t!on which were discontinued during the summer will be resumed on Oct. 4. Duffy’* CONSUMPTION “ ,til '# Branchttis, Chill#, Ceugh# P|||>A Colds. Dyspepsia of what I 111 ever lorm. quickly cmed by ■a |e taking DUFFY'S TAI.I WHISKEY. A laMetpoaafal * In glassof qater three time* a W lllfig AV i*> All druggist# and groeert finiuhej Beware et Iml tattoo#. If you will buy three Old V irginia Cheroots and smoke them to-day you will get the greatest amount of comfort and satisfaction that 5 cents will buy in a smoke, and get it three times over! You haven’t any idea how good they are and cannot have until you try them. Try three to-day instead of a cigar. Tkrcc hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this ycir. Ask your own dealer* Price, 3 for 5 cents. - t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. nkioNJU. "CONFUSION" BKIGNB SUFHKMK for a f. Jays mon?, but still have tlmi to lint] him! sell a hanJ#om‘ engagenu tit llnß<T rltiK. *n everlasting, good-luck In Inttlng plain golil finger ilng Spe.ial *lt> this week of plain ntl fancy set gold finger tings Solid gold spectacles tilted aitn best Spencers' lenses, either for short or long sight. s2.,'** Fegens, East Broughton llalr. Jewelry and Shaving Supply House. Mail orders promptly filled "SCHOOir BOOKS AT GARDNER'S 111/., ir 12 Broughton street, east; Barnes' Second Header. 23c; Third Reader, SSc; Fourth Reader, 45c; Fifth Header, , Montetth s First Geography. l,v; Robin son's New Practical Arithmetic, 43c. Books hough), sold and exchanged. ~l SHOIT.D SHE MIX.tJ'.U'S FURNl ture; newest styles for bedroom, dining room. )sit'lor. In oak. walnut and mahog any; Miller's prices and terms ara rea sonable 207 Broughton, west. ~YOI WiU. IrIKE TDK Mli.K FROM Springfield Dairy; It's rich and pure; try it. • V BHOUIeO HI MILUER'S new atylea In carpets, matting, window shades, art squares, rugs, laeu curtains, etc.; Miller s prices and terms are reasonable 3lfi Broughton, weat. FINK RiCEFIEI.r- uilß AT Ba ker's." every day; beat of ali othar meats in market BETTER TRADING IN St'litMii. books, for those who come in time for us to repair and sll this season; Try It; Tarver; Old Book Store. "IF ITS RUGS YOU WANT. YOU CAN get them cheaper from McOlllta. KIMBAI.I.S ANTI-R HE U M A TI C rings; thousands using them and alt ben efited. Gardner’s Baxaar, agt “Ipeciau an t'n li m itf.d r)• pbey of nice willow rockere; ladies’ else, at 42. J. W. Teepie. iFtS Bt!Y8 NICE"rATTa'N - ROCKERS, ladies' else: large assortment of rockers, couches and easy chairs, C. P. Miller, Agent. * OCT 18T I WIU, MOVE TO 414 WEST Broughton. Ring up 2404 If you want to have your furniture moved or packer! for shipment or storage; I guarantee prices tbe same as 1 do the work that's given to rn<- A. 8 Griffin. 214 Broughton street, west; mattresses made to order. I4 GII.UB' EACH CURTAINS WIUL beautify your parlor. V SHOI'GD 8EE — MII.LER'S"OFFICE desks, office labia—, offles chairs, office matting, office shades. C. P. Miller, Agent. ~V Wild. SOON MOVE AND U Wild, certainly mssl something In my line; IT will save money by trading with me. C. P. Miller. Agent. M'CIId.IS BEUdLk BIN'TY-IN'CH HUGS —Smyrna patterns—for 9* cents. "“"FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE." is a specialty with McOIIHa. ' SHOULD SEND YOCI- ORDERS for tuning and repairing piano* and or gana lo W. P Mai.nlng. with C. P. Mil ler. Agent; prompt attention to out-of town order*. C. P. Miller. Agent. “is YOUR IRON SAFE FIRE BROOK’ Stlffel & Freeman have a standing offer of 11,000 for every safe of Iheir make that doe* not preserve It* contents One safe waa In burning debris US hour*. When taken out, the hose hod to be turned on It When opened, not a page wae dis colored, not a record tost, not a dollar de stroyed If you want security, buy a Stiffen & Freeman safe. C. P. Miller, Agent. _ M OILUB 18 CHEAP ON fit OS, NET 4. tare curtains, hammocks, water coolers, pillows, picture*, stoves, bedroom suites, and furniture of every description. “BEK THE JEWEL STOVER AND ranges for sale by J. W. Teepie; also agent for Insurance gasoline stove. "~M G11.1.1S MOVER. PACKS. SHIPS and stores pianos and furniture; best work only; no "Cheap-John" prices—no "Cbeop- John" Jobe. , TiHODID SEE Ml Id,Elt'B BTOVIII and ranges, the best makes at reasonable prices. C. P. Miller, Agent. IT SHOULD SEND ME YOUR OR derefor upholstering parlor and dining room furniture In leather, silk and other fab rics. tn the best manner; curled hair. mo*s and cotton mattresses renovated, all work well done and satisfaction guar anteed. C P Miller. Agent turn FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS while they la*' C P Miller. Agent WHEN YOU SEE M'OILT.IB' SIXTY- Inch 99 cents rugs, you will buy them. Just can't help It; will sell In any quan tity SUMCAi. LADIES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal ITUs are the best. Safe, re liable Take no other. Send 4c stumpe for particulars "Relief for Ladlte." In htier by return mull Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Cos.. I'hllada., Pa. HOW ARE YOUR FKKTT IF YOUR feet are troubling you. call on me end I will give you relief; I cure Ingrowing nails, corns nnd all diseases of the feel without pain; chargee reasonable; can give the beat references tn the city; pa tients treated at residence*; order* can be left at Llvlntpton'a .drug !re. Bull and Congress street*'; telephone 33. Lent Davis, surgeon chlropodl"! help WAS*— SMIEi army, able bodied unmarried men be: ween ages of 21 and M; cttUens of United Stoles, of good character and temperate habits, who can sia. read and writ* English Recruit* art- specially desired for service in Philippines For informa tion apply to recruiting office. 203 Bull street. Savannah, Ua. WANTED. FIFTEEN"BRICKLAYERS; three months' work; good pay . also planer man. A. H. Johnson, Tampa. Fla. "WANTED MILL AND TURPENTINE hands, carpenter*, caulkers, cypres# log tuwyera and choppers. Good camp* and board Sc* William Huber. 317 Weat Boy street, Jacksonville. Fla. WANTED. A RELIABLE MAN TO superintend raw mli!;output 15,00) to 20.CSS). Paying position for one with experience an I ability; none other* wanted. Ad dress TANARUS., Morning News office. iiflp w %vin>—m%i rc. with stale license, J. 1. ivrs.-c. Taylor ami Whitaker. "painters wanted. Rear no." 10 Abe room sttvat. W A NTKD. A YOU NO " MA N " Tl~ |it) light tbilrctlng tad u*l*t 111 •■nice. Ap ply "Buck,” this offli-e. WANTED. FIRST FLASH BTF.NOO rapher and typewriter. Address "X." care of Morning Now*. WANTED. A SORER. INDUSTRIOUS man. competent to #• II or ship goods, and who will moke hSmeelf generally useful; nolle Other need apply. Addree# Hustle, care of Mnmliig New*. WANTED. A GOOD ALL ROUND printer far country weekly; young man preferred; good salary. Adflrre- Box IW. Moult Ib> th. SOLICITORS "FOR “GALVESTON: The Horrors of n Stricken City," by Murat Halstead; 309 [)••>*, biggest hook, be*! term*, demand enormous, solicitors clearing $3 lo 430 dally; outfits free; 84an dord Bull. House, 332 ftearborn street. Chicagtx HELP A IXTLb-rex VI.B. KT^xvTtTrF^nTitT^to TTmTk" etc ; family in country; 4* and board per month. Address Cook, care Morning New* WANTED, GOOD WHITE AND COL ore-1 women cooks, table and house girls, Tampo. I',ar4)w, lake Helen. Palm Reach. See William Huber, 217 West Bay street Jnck*onvlUe. Fla. * AUK9TI I3 IKU. To rANVASthirhi SEND for FREE pro*|ectiis of official Imok "GALVKBTON HORROR." Be-I. liomt flde term* ami credit given. Big money for quick work Address. American Li brary Cos., Philadelphia, I’o. GALVESTON ll< IRROR. < IFFBTaL story of terrllde disaster, by Murat Ilal #|>*i. nearly 599 pages; Illustrated. Agent* miking 410 per day; law! terms; frelglil lald, ere.llt given; Book* ready, outfit free; good aalarv and ex|-n*e*. to aiteciul agents; semi qtib-k. Smith Amlrews, 3.14 Dearborn, Ohlrago. "(•niII'iTeTESTORY (IF THE O ALVES ton Horror, written by survivor*. Authentic and largesi illustrated book, f.tve ageats coining money, t’unvas-lng outfit five, prepaid. Best term* and credit given Apply quick lo Fidelity Mutual League, 218 S 3d street, Philadelphia, !■ MAN oE WOMAN! ¥5 EMI 'I A v "and superintend agents; 4.' per month mid ex pense*; experience not re.jtilre.l. perma nent. Zelgler Cos., 3*2 Locust street, Phil adelphia EMPLOY NEXT WANTED. 'yoTXW MAUHIk7r position as shipping or stm-k .erk at once; can give reference. "A. II.," News. ENERGETIC VO! Til WANTS POM tloti a* sleriographer in morning or after noon, well eg|*erb-nced. Address "Blight." care Morning News. WANTED. SITUATION AS A FlßST ctaa* clothing salesman; heal of refer ence. II L, care of Morning N-wa. *"Vtfi'Tll OF GOOD ADDRESS AND education wishes position In a mercantile house. P. A, C., care New*. lltll'K> MIVTtb. '^vX^i7D^rTroEinrT?rTTHT7^HT^ borhood of lJbcrty or McDonough streets, or Oglethorpe avenue. w#t of Jefferson, suitable for boarder# Mra. Alley, north west comer Whitaker and Anderson si reels. WANTBb ¥&' RENT A DWEIItINO north of Jones and west of Drayton streets, or will exchange dwellings with {■arty who may Wish to go out * far a* Waldburg street, west. W., New* office. "TWO-STORY HOUSE WANTED (wllh lawn or garden preferred), In good location. A'idress Good Tenant, thia office. WASTED—MI9CKLLANKOC9. WANTED. I.an LIVE PIGEONS; All dre*s H. W. Sperry. Duval llolel, Jack sonville, Fla. ~W KWA NT A NH'E G ENT LK HORSE for a lady, must lie good site, and a good trial required; must be a horse with style; no other want'd Aditrce* J.imi Thonq>- son, general <iellvery, I'ortoffice. "IF YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET if from Springfield Dairy; it'* rich, pure ami wholesome. "IF YOU WANT A PI-AOS TO DUMP earth, dirt. wand, manure, e<; , fre# of charge. Just ai city limit*, hauling over hard road, write or telephone Brown Bios . comer Anderson end East Broad etreets. "IF TOU WANT OOOD MATERIAL and work, ordet your lithographed and printed stationery and blank books from Morning News. Savannah. Oo run UR3T-KOOM3. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL donvcnlgnees; hot and cold water. 20* Barnard, near IJberty. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, MOD cm conveniences, southern exposure, am Jonea, east. TWO ELEGANT SOUTH FRONT room#; nicest tm-atlon In the city; gentle men only. 238 West Utterly. 'FOR RENT. BOOMS. FURNISHED OR unfurnished, with or without board. 305 York. east. FLATS FOR RENT. THREE ROOMS; OAS. BATH. ETC.; newly renovated: beat neighborhood, close In; no children. 4<X> Charlton, east. FOR RENT. TWO FLATS AT 430 MA con street, east. E. 3. Kennedy. f-It HI N r Dfit'iu i: ri.A'i over druK nor northw#**t Libtriy and Pricf tn irood r*i*ir, at moikruir rent. Apply to E. (\ Way, aaetii, M Ea*t Duffy. Hu,l t*i!h u 157# FL.AT, SIX CONNicSINdT ROOMS, with bath. fir#l floor; Lyons* block; muta ble for any purpoe. John Lyon*. ”TO rent: mCoOidATr WITH bath. S Charßon nt reot, weat. comer Lull rUR HKNT-HOriKA of Csnfr<Ni mid IjonticownTy fftreet*. flirt *-mory brick house Klr*t claaa cotifll f. n Apply lo J. 11. lit linkn, Whltalcer atul Liberty treia. FOR LENT TO AN ACERPTARLE party, m> rfildencf, niiiio*a*n corner Flret and lra>ton tr’|w Arply l*. W llowatd. No Lay at red. ea*i. FUll KENT, OOMFOKTAHLK IIOI’HK. Ni 21? Weildbura Mlreet. ei*t, If iwucn At * rvwrn Miift Lincoln, ftru rluw orlcr miul cofiwlitlon; every rmveniti>*e Itl4hi rrni t rltfbi tenant. Kniaie Halumon Cohen. \\ rt ai l Hrouishloii ntrwM*. Foil HRNT, COM FORT All LK IIOCHE. N 215 Waldburn rnreei. emit, bdwomii Abcrcorn aiml Umoln; perfed condition; tiewly ia|iered. hoi nnt *okl w t**r. at cry convenience. Katatc K.ikmum Cohen, Wi *t ItroKii anl Urtnnthton ntreef*. POII KENT. 8-HOOM IIOCOK, I*l JKP fer*on; alp |artor ri.it anti #*roon hmj* 210 AtMkreon. weal. Inquire MIS J fT*r i*on. OEimiARLK IIOITBK. 42t HAHNARI) ft reef, faring wquare; )Mt*B’4Miiofi Oct. 1. Apply J C Poafell, Bay, cam. IOU ItENT. OKfil It AIU.E BUK'K houßcf. number 42 ,hml 40h Huntinffiiin, newly papereil ami retired; with ill mmlem imiirovefnenla. Apply to HI C Way, Hell Telephone. 1 f .76 poll BENT. LAIUIE BEHMEVc*K, 205 Conure** imi, 4-ant, hmjiihmh! corner Aherrem. M H Baker, Agent, 224 Ogle thorpe nvpfuh l , eal. rUH NBIT-fITOItISS. POll BENT. EIBHTCLABH STORK. Ml Al**rcorn tred. Apply 14 Join !*, R>B BENT BCITAHLK EoR STORM or oftl e. southeast corn* r MontKoun iy and Perry street lane. TOR RENT. STORK. US IlltoraiL tom afreet, • aai; HioeeHaiOß Immedlataly; a!-o Rtnral dralrable an I flat*. Aiply A Wylly, 1-* Uryan atreat, a. tat FOR IIFAT-OFFII KH. Poll RENT, HI’ITE OP HOOMH, tM'- cuplial ■ d*litlff‘a ottl . lor the paM pa* yearn; line location. op|**lto t'halhmi Batik nnd f;t< Ing on Square; reasona ble rent* in ih -virahie party. Apply John Hiiillvan. 15 Cong re**, went. FOR ltP.Vl~%llx< KI.LAAKOI’9. uvvNTLirX^rii.NANt'por"a TEN acre farm and hou*e; p> rent. Apply Li ingdonV Bull and Corfgreitr. poll Ui;- It LAI, CVI’VIK. TWO E LEG A NTM) W KU.INtI H ON Duffy stroi l-tw.->n Dravton and Ab • r.-otn slrvcts. I. D. Laltuclii-. TI RI'ENTINK WE HAVE A GOOD location fur large operator. Gifford Cum |..iny, Jacksonville for sale; -v Dot for two hun. dred dollars; easy terms, on Ninth street, near East Broad, no city taxation. C. IL Dorawll. FOR SALE. LOTB ON nTnTII. NEAR East Broad. • RM) each; will soon be advanced lo 4225; \ when a lot has been paid for I can arrange to get a horns bum C H Dorset*. FOR SALE THOSE U*TH ON NINTH etreet. near East Broad, have only liern .old o first-class parties, who will make good neighbors; ami none other can buy The tirm* are very easy, and they are cheaper than any other In the vicinity. r II Dorset!. FOR HALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET near East Broad; no city taxee. at 1200 each; twenty-five dollar* cash, and easy monthly payment* C. H Dorset!. " RESIDENCES AND RUILDINO I /IT* for sale all over the rity. Robert H. Tsiem. real estate dealer, No. 7 York afreet west. - '..m 1 i>ui >^4,K~iuibuaAkui,i. WITUHHA/.KLI THERE IS WITCH haxni and wltchhaael Oua Is mad" to curw; the other Is mad- to sell, put a tiottla of ours by the side nf on- of the other kind; w, give you ali the quality and all the quantity Gat! your tuooey en titles you to a pint for a quarter. Perase's Drug Stan*, Henry and Abcroorti, Whit aker and Taylor. "FOR BALE. NEW BROADWAY range, with hot water attuehmenl, as got a* new; will acll cheap fbr cash. Aindy 911 Barnard PARI.GR SUITE. WHITE ENAMEL bedstead, s< t onk dining > lia rs, mandolin, oak letlroom suite, for sale ( heap. 211 Jones, west. Call at once. ~FUR SALE. TW()~COWl. WITH yonng calves; cot* be seen at 44 East Broad. FIRK-PIIOFF SAFHE. WE ARE agents for the Barnes Safe and lan k Com pany, Bit tabling. Pa., the large safe manu facturers, We carry a stock of their safoa from TOO pounds lo B.IXX), which we can supply nl a moment’s notice. ComtsUenl men employed who make Ihe safe business a specialty. Bend for eatalogne ami prlc-es. Llppmnn Bros.. Wholesale !>ntg glsts. Agents fw Manufacturers. cows FOR SALE. IF YOU WANT A good milk cow reasonab!#,. I can supply you Cal! 471 Weat Boundary. ASM AND CYPRBSB LUMBER FOR sale—lso.(U) feet of ash sutlabl* for whael. wrights. carriage makers, car work* and Interior bouse finish. Also cypree* lumber of *ll site* W# hive resumed culling our famous brand* of express shingles and wUI noon have a full line of them for sale. Vala Bowil Manufacturing Company. "BPRINOFHSLD DAIRY 18 NOTED for having rich, pure milk, iry M; you wlil be pleased. LOST AND roL'IHU. I/)ST. HALF OF GOLD LINK BUT lotr Please return to News office for re ward. #rn a veu. ItEI) MIIJTI COW STRAYED FR‘>M 3T2 Gwinnett, east: sellable reward will he raid for her return. BUMtUIIO, living south of Park Extension, but con venient to buslnea*. will l*k several l,,.riders at reasonable prb-e; satisfaction guaranteed. Address A. If D., earn of Morning News. Pl.t'l|VO. "tioDERN ITHfilNlTrrkdlXilE to your Interest to let me give you an es timate on your plumbing, new or old work; repair work a specialty, a* 1 am a practical plumber. No guess work to endanger your life. Wiggins, phone tVt, Georgia or Bell GEIL & QUINT FOR v 1 GOOD QUALITY SHOES. 205 BROUGHTON ST., WEST. BUlUTiaxaL school at School Hall Oct I, at Flrut and Habersham streets. MIM'KLLAXKOtfik. STEEL RANGES OK AW MAKS. ItK. (Mired; call u* up. we whl do the twk Phones 455. A. C. Price At Cos. "have Tour ’ hoi be painted with German ready-mixed paint, entire atl*fa-tlun guaranteed. Adams Paint Company "wanted, one thoiwand lll'N gry (wople at Ibe Southern Grocery com pany. 114 Bernard etreet. "SEE OUR 41') ENAMEL STEEL HATH rut's; very treat. A C. Price A Cos., State and Jefferson. WE 81 1.1. SEWER PIPE. FLlfl pl|M*. fire rlay. lira brick at lowest price*. Adam* Paint Company, 194 Ciugreas, weal. MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTH In every dollar of your hard-ear turd hard cash at the Southern Grocery Company, 114 Barnard atriet PLUMBING t*k EVERY DEScniP • lon done promptly. PhonJ 85a. A. C. I'rt • X C - OYPWNE~IS Til I: lIEHT WAIX FTN l*h made Adams I'aini Cos,, Savannah agents, KR Congreas. weat. REDUCE YOUR UVINO EXPENSE* by Investing your hanl-earne*l hard rash With th* s.ari iiern Orocecy t'.mqainy, 114 Barnard siren SITIQNS ’ B Secured; B/actfifoA&rkmit Young Men Women )/(|0 t*\p OUfpracltCil 3usir\ess (odrse P |CH HO’ , 08 . 1 BUSINESS u/e/MnnsrAJra's COLLED CS.I; ratable' . < yet' I PETITION FtHt IMOHPOBJITKM, GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— The lu-Illlon of J B Canon. F. Itextor and E I! Gnami respect fully-ahowa: Ftral, That your pet It toner* desire for themselves and such other persona as may hereafter lv-*nc assorlai.ai with them, lo hr Itveoriwraterl under the name of CAN-DBX KANUFACTURINO COM PANY Second, That Ihe rrnklenee rf sol I eor (hirallon, and Its principal office, will be In said county and state, hnt they desire authority to establish branch office* and l.t carry on the business of said corpora tion In any city, county, state or terri tory of the Palled Btates, •• may ba deemed expedient by th*- proper corpo rate authority. Third. That the purpnen of their asso ciation Is to make and divide among th* stN'k holders of eakt ort—rrat km a profit from the business carried on, which will bo ihe manufaelure ami sale of copying b.-rk# and copying Ink. which, ti*gether, ••onstltute a device for copying manu script without the use of water, brush or press. Fourth. That the amount of capital to be employed by them actually paid In, will Is* twelve thousand dollara, which Is to he divided Into one hundred and twenty shares, nf one hundred dollar* •anh; and they desire authority to in crease the oapltal of said corporation, at any time that such Increase may be deem ed expedient by the proper corporate au thority. to an amount not ex. ceding two hundred thousand dollar*. Fifth That they desire to ba Incorpo rated for the period of twenty year* (with privilege of obtaining rettawdl thereof at the end of that time); ami they deotra authority to exercise nil such power* and perform all such act# as may l>* appro pilate to the lewlllmato execution of the purposes aforesaid of sold (orporatlon. Sixth. Wherefore your petitioner* pray that an order may be granted In -orporgt- Ing them under the name aforesaid, and with the powers and privileges ami for the term aforesaid. A. C. WHIOIIT. Attorney for Petltkmm Original filed tn oflh-c Kept. 12. I9B). JAMBS L MURPHY. Deputy Clerk S C„ U. C, GA, — legal BOTH Eg. NOTICE TO OBBTORB AND CREDIT ORS. GEORGIA. CHATHAM rOUNTY- Nottor I* hereby given lo *!l persons hav ing demand# against Whl|.p4 Allrtch, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me. pro|>erly made out, within (ha lime prescribed hy law. so *s to show their character ami amount; and all per son* Imleblesl to said deceased are re quired to make Imimdlate tatyment to me. Savannah, Ua.. Kept 4, 1900 JORDAN K. BROOKS, County Administrator. 15 Hay at., w. _ ~(JEORGIA. CHATHAM COI'NTY- Wherea# Thomas •crevett has applimi .to Court of Ordinary for let ten* of adminis tration, cum testament" anm-xo. on tbe wtate of Georgia H H'reven. deceased. Theae are, therefore, to e|le ami adnmn l*h all whom It may •Om-crn l.> b* and appear before said court to make objec tion tlf any they h*ve| on or before th* first Monday In October, next, otherwise said letters will b.- granted. Wltnroa, the Ibmorahie Hampton L Ferrlll. ordinary for Chatham county, thl* the 4th day of September. 1999. FRANK K KEI LEACH, Clerk C. 0.. C. C. NOTICE TO DBBTOHH AND CKKDI9 ORB OATRGIA. CHATHAM COI'NTY- Notle* is hereby given to all person# hav ing demand* against Frank T. IJm oln, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me. properly made out. within th* lime pr* rl’esl hy law. so as to show their rhaiacter and ntnoum; and all i*e oons Indebted to said deceasad kre re quired lo tikik' Immediate payment to m*. Savannah, Ga., Sej’*. 4, 1999. JORDAN F. BROOK®, County Administrator. OLD NEWSPAPERS. * for 3i cenUk a Business Office Morning New* 3