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SHOULD GIVE A GOOD VOTE. - R E%*o** HHY l)KHO( H ATI* HHOI U) Tin* Ol*T TO-DAY. !*oir Chair mat* lull*unon l)limart |hf f'ffrfl of the Male Kleetlan I pon the Motional louiiialga-A Munll Vole Would He mm Arutenl iKilaal the \nl lounl Ticket—Be • Idea. If t liafhaui Fount) Kalla to l%r a (.ood Vole *he Will Loae i at Taeljr |leadiuartera anti (|f l fhe Cold 9Hiuldrr Wkm Ka , ora Are lllalrlhnled—' >e*ro Hr pnhlleona In Con*l Coantlea Or ggnlied and Preparing to (oat n large Vole. Whether the Democrat* of Georgia WIU I r >!i up their usual majority to-day foi trir .rate ticket. If a question of interest. only to the Democratic leaders of rir pta;e. hut to he national leaders ol the pl rty (it well. The returns from every r are being doacly s ruiinlstal as the at** election* are held. ml any falling o ff m the vote of either party Is used "tfte leader* of the opposition, as n i gvment of weakness and an evidence uf k of Interest In the success of the par t- national no well as local. ordinarily u Defiwxratlc majority In r*onrla runs anywhere from 33.0U0 to ■ ,*• according to the amount of interest in ■v* campaign It requires opposition to rr ->g out th- full Democratic vote. TSo ire ago Gov. Candler was oppo*cd by * ropullst. Mr llognn, who put up a suffi rlrnt nluff to make the campaign Intcres*- -r.kr, though both he und his par;y kn*wr hr nad no chance of election. The re puit was that Gov*. Candler received over t eno votes, of which <6.977 war majority, lr. : s 9*. the presidential year. Gov. Atkin * t re-election wa* generally conceded, ai. there was but little inter***!. The 1 irallty for Bryan In the election that ; ir was 34.141. It is one of the mischances of t-iate pol -1 that the second term, which has been conceded to every Democratic Gov ernor since the war. falls in the same •ir with the presakntiil election. The r* -election of *he Governor heinp: rom < >l - there never being tiny doub; ms t. the nay in which the stat* will go In tne presidential election, everything tends v> a lack of Interest, and the n * ords h>%v tnat the presidential >*tire have usually been off ones as to th< majority for hot.! tr.c state and n.itioi.nl tickets. However, the Demcourttc leaders are in * pat that NeatUM of tht sfsoi it nay h ive on the national impntgn the Democrats of the st.K** will bestir them selves this year and roll up a majority f r the state tic ket which may be taken * an Indication of their Intentions with regard to the national election. it Is on i is line that the Siate Executive Com mittee has been bestirring Itself, though it the same time giving due attention to the counties In which then i* opiioeitkui to the nominees of the party. It Is very Important." said Chairman H. H duHignon of the State Executive Pom n tee yesterday, "that ihe Democrats of t Ktaie should turn out ar. l m.ik* a good .‘‘•■wing i the election to-morrow <to d i. While the election of the state ticket i assured and Democratic supremacy is Ir no w.se threatened It is very desirable that a large majority should be given the •*. ket. not only for the discouragement of eir enemies ut hom*-. hut for the encour rmentof th* Natioral Committee. Geor gia h* always b on known ns the banner - section and with v** usual mitj- rity for the state ticket our opponents abroad will not be able to s. v that we have grown lukewarm anti disaffected In party matters. "Because of the certainty of the result Ir. this ftfnte." said Mr. dußlgnon. "It !* trii- that considerable apathy exists This apathy 1* more pronoun* •• <1 here In Savan nah than almost anywhere else In the s’lte, due partly to local cause*, no doubt. T *re Is much less apathy In the counties cf the Interior, especially In the middle i upper sections. Home life has been riven the campaign in those sections by !*va| opposition and the people th* re have had the benefit of most of the campaign oratory. Altogether there are thirty-two counties In which there Is opposition o th** party nominee® by Populist*. Republi can* or independents. In the m ijorlty of taese contests the party nomlm h are u tin* !of victory. In the coast counties, particularly Liberty and Mclntosh, a large •*rro vote Is expected. This Is a rrstdenti?tl year, and ms usual th‘-v are organising to make a chowln* In the presidential elec tion This Is one thing that should behoove us to make a good showing In Chatham, t ns not to encourage these people by a tm-ill vote." "It would ho n tcrrnt mistake for tho I*morrat* of thl* county not to five the ***tc their full support," said M-. duPlfnon. “Th** thing* ore taken into at *tat* h***’iquartrr* whore they mattora of record and they are I r w ff ht into question in discussion* Ic f * the Legislature as well as in tho * \ ronventlons. Th* fart of a small ivirty \ote is always an orgunvnt r minty when favorable legislation Is t ed or favorable a t ion of any Kind. Th would ho particularly the* ruse with O'&tham county when the iwirty r.iana ** as Wfll os iho fxople of the state at l*rs are so well aware of our ability to pi'* a large majority If we are so ln- Have you any recent advices as to the tfdtenai campaign?" Mr. dußignon was ask* and v thing of any importance." he replied. I k***-p jist and chi. fly through tho new.*- ripers and make It a nolnt to read both * hr itrynn ts evldontlv gaining. Tho tide I* Sf t'lrg his way. and It does look as If h* now • taods a good show of bring elect ' I pred.ct that he will receive a larger rr,l J ri, \ n Georg U* than he did In 1KB." ' g >ol many people In Pavonnuh are aware of the fact that there Is / T; ,r '°non to the Democratic state ticket t“ls '.ir, yet such Is the case. George T'.avlor o' Trougs- Is rurpdng with a f 1 pullst ilckrt. Mr. Traylor does not * A f h* I*o elected and acknowledges 1 He i ..nly running heciuse ho. has r ' •1 th party nomtnuttnn At the •m* tlm* he l} a very estimable gentle* m * r * Democratic friends acknowl* *'• m l will likely receive a cwnidl- TB ‘ n,ar y vote In his section of the state. ( hltinnlt> In snvnnnnli. 1 11 r Morning News: This beautiful ■’ l * Vf r a century old. Fifty years I* ha.l a number of prosgerous and their houses of worship "'ll filled every Sabbath during the I knew them. The Independent ‘ayirrian Church, which I visited and. had seldom a seat to spare. Tho ia - now more than 51.000 Inhabitants. ■ n ’ui says, and about forty churches, •y-llve of them white. It Is a fair *J |,# ’ *Hat 4-' OQO of the people are old ‘ to tkt kWMN .f i tod But It last Habhath that at least 3*.- h. *rldom or never visit the tV *! ,f Lor d; and worse, that about ■dr*!* of the f**w members of the jw. nr ** ®tnong those 38.000. Rev. Dr. s; 'd statement, published last ►’ l . ’ r ' ljn # this shcK-klng estimate. I *-r u t * l ° pastors have never been Af.*® v ' ,r,n *h more Chrlstlun than Pekin? ! People of Bavannah willing for Its tr * perish? Are the members of 4 ... ,r h *‘* willing for ther churche* to " liing to acceps the responslhil - WOW people, more effort, ftftd H can save them. Can forty urt r. save the churches? Does '* of them, or of all the people? c, *ildren grow strong la principle KINGSEYIL How Ignorance and Super stition go Hand in Hand. A curious hklit might have been seen in England a couple of centuries ago. At Whitehall or some other royal resi dence a little group of people would ahrinkiugly await the coming of the king, in order to be "touched for the evil " The specific "evil ’ -u scrofuU, and it was the popular belief that scrof ula could be cured by the royal touch. Hence the common name for scrofula was King's Evil. Nowadays we know that scrofula is a disease of the blood and that even were there magic in a kingly touch, no ex ternal treatment could cure scrofula. The methane which cures scrofula must deal with the blood. It must be able to eradicate and eliminate the poisons which corrupt the blood and breed and feed disease. When the blood is cleansed, the pimples, blotches, boils and other eruptions disappear, ulcers and sores are healed and the flesh become sound and healthy. THE RIGHT WAV to cleanse the blocxl from scrofula is to choose that remedy which has cured thousands of people who suffered from scrofula in its most previous forms. “ 1 am using a good many of your medicines in my practice," writes Dr. Joseph Pike, of” I-ost Springs. Marion Cos., Kansas. "Ten years ago there was an emigration from Rusl.iml to this country awl there was a lady in the company who was badly affected with that dreadful disease, scrofula. Her mouth and throat wen- in an awful con dition, and therr were lumps on the out side, below the jaws, the size of a hen’s egg Other doctors had been called and thev said it was a fatal case. I felt confident that none of my remetlics would benefit her any. It came to my tntn.l that Dr. l*iercc : s Golden Medical Discovery was rerxtmtnended for such cases, so I went to the drug store and bought one bottle and gave it to her to use as directed. Five bottles curerl her and she ia well to-day. She is married now and has three healthy children.” Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov ery ju.lgerl solely by the cures it has effected is without doubt the most pow erful and most perfect blood purifying medicine of the century'. It is a radi cal remedy. It goes to the root of the disease. Some preparations containing mineral poisons such as mercury are 4>fiered as cures for scrofula. These merliciues onlv suppress the symptoms of disease for a while and give the skin without homo religion?— -not the perfunc tory kind of some Christian families. Can a cky he moral, without faith and con* * lenre? What will be the moral future of Savannah? A Visitor. Savannah. Oct. 3. 1100. _______ THE WEATHER. Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday: For Georgia and South Carolina and Kastern Florida—Ha In Wednesday nn<l Thursday; fresh to brisk northeasterly is lists, brisk on the roast. For Western Florida— Generally fair Wednesday und Thursday; light to fresh northeasterly winds. Ye.-terday’s weather at Savannah.— Maximum temperature 13# p. tn .22 degrees Minimum temperature LJU a. decrees Mean t, mperature W degrees Norm *1 temperature T* degrees Excess of ti nt|>erature t degrees Aeeumulated excess since Oct. I degrees Accumulated excess since Jin 1 * degrees Rainfall 04 Normal )* l " rh Deficiency slrne Oct. 1 - inch Deficiency since Jan. 1 J4.lt Inch* t River report Tin high! of ihs Savan nah river ul Augusts, at * a. m. (7S<h meridian lime) yesterday. was f> 1 feet, a rise of 0.3 foot during tho preceding twenty-tour hours Cotton Region Itillletln, Savannah, (la., for the twenty-four hours ending at H a. m.. "lh meridian tlmo, Oct. 2. HO®. |No. j ! . | Btn- Max. Min. Rain Cenir.nl Station tlon Tem.|Tm. fall. Alapaba, Oki., cloody ....| K I ® I Albany, clear I *• i • ; Americas, cloudy t*> f67 (h ltulnhrldge. rlenr 93 |C9 (M Eastman, cloudy ! *"* i "" Fort Qatnes, clear | 01 . I - w •li.iincsv.lle. Fla . clear I 72 |OO Mi lien. u.. partly cldy | W W gultman. clrar ! to I * Savannah, cloudy I to Tbomasvltle. clear I M . Wtyeroi, cloudy w i ' . I |t t• 1 * kr.ih**' ■ '*• - Slatlonii of >' x NI "- • lavinMh district. |Tcp>|Tra.! foli AtUnla IB l I !J. Charleston I * I J* j ® ; ™ Oalveston I w I 7 . ■ •s""- ook S\\ I S to :S SIX? • Montgomery I *I J* m New Orleans I M * * Savannah I J- 1 M Vicksburg I Wilmington ' Remark- Show re h . urre.l over the Atlantic dlsirlels. with slightly lower temperature Temperatures unaeasonaWy high over the Savannah, New Orleans. Montgomery, Vicksburg and Oalveston and Ohserviatkino taken at the same mom-ud of time ut nil stations. Oct. 2, lt>. * p. m . 73th meridian time. Names of gtottowa. I T I v I** 1 " Boston, clesr I J £ New York CHy, cloudy ..| to J 1 | w THE MOKNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1900. a look of clearness, but after a time the suppressed disease like s smothered fire breaks out with anew violence. It is the uniform testimony of those who have been cured of scrofulous dis eases by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery," that the cure is permanent In many instances the testimonial to the cure has not been offered until the lapse of several years proved how thoroughly anti lastingly the medicine had done its work. No class of people are more grateful for the blood purifying power of the " Discovery" than women whose faces have been marked anil marred by pimples anti other eruptions. The smooth skin and clear complexion which come back when " Goldeu Med ical Discovery ” has swept the blood clean of its corrupting poisons, are a source of unfeigued delight to those who for years have had their beauty marred by some form of eruptive dis ease. Beauty begins in the blood, and the first stct> to beauty is to cleanse the blood of the corrupt in g impurities which weaken the body and be foul the flesh. THE SCOCTtGE OF CIVILIZATION. From half civilised or unsanitary countries come the plagues which deci mate the teeming popula tions of the Orient. Sani tary science and medical akill have banished the plagues from among our selves, but civilization has its own scourge in that form of scrofula which attacks the hinga and is popularly known as con sumption. I’lagues are not per sistent. They appear and disappear again tor years. Scrofula of the lungs or consumption is a persistent disease. Every day of every year it gathers in its victims; one-sixtli of all deaths from disease being attributed to consumption. Dr. l*ierce's Golden Med ical Discovery cures scrof ula wherever it finds it. It eliminates the scrofu- lous poison from the bloixl and so the organs which are fed by bloocl are re lieved from the scrofulous poisons which destroy them. Obstinate, dcep-seatetl coughs, bronchitis, bleeding of the lungs and similar dangerous form* of disease are perfectly and permanently curerl by "Golden Medical Discovery." "Dr. Pierce's medicine has not only benefited me greatly but it has done wonders for my two sons," writes Mrs. M. Hartrick, of Demster, Oswego Cos., N. Y. "Both had scrofula. I have lost two daughters in less than five years with consumption anti scrofula. My eldest son was taken two or three years ago with hemorrhage from the lungs. It troubled litm for over a vear. He took Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and has not had a hemorrhage in 4ver a year. My younger son hail scrofulous sores on his neck ; had two lanced, but has not had any since he commenced to take your medicine.” absolutely reliable. " Golden Medical Discovery" can be absolutely relied on as a safe and sure medicine for diseases caused by a scrof ulous condition of the blood. It cures disease of skin and scalp, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, scrofulous sores and swell ings, as well as scrofula of the lungs and other diseases having their origin in a corrupt condition of the blood. Accept no substitute for "Golden Medical Discovery.” There is no other medicine "just as good ” for the cure of scrofulous diseases. FREE TO ALL. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 large pages and over 700 illustrations. Is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the book in cloth binding, or only 21 stamps if aalis fieil to have the took in paper-covers. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Phll*id*!phua. cloudy ) M | k | .^0 Washington Oty, raining *•; ; U J T Norfolk, raining | 70 | Ik | .01 H ttcran. c!oufy | 71 | 13 | .31 Wilmington, pi. cloudy ..J 74 | H | T Charlotte, cloudy I 70 J 12 j .01 KlnbtKh, mining j 7* j Charleston, pi. cloudy ..| 7* j W i .44 At lama, cloudy 72 | H | T Augusta, cloudy | 74 j 10 | T Savannah. ckNidy ! 7 | 10 | .0* Jackaonvillc, pt. cloudy ... 7R j H j .24 Jipltcr, pt. cloudy J 74 | j .40 Key Weal, pt. cloudy ....j Ki j L j .oo Tamp;), raining | 70 | H | T Mobil**, clear | > | H | .on Montgomery, cloudy j 7* | Ia .00 Vlckahurg, clear jR2 j Hj oo New Orleans, clear M Lj .w <5 livei*too. c*lsr 82 J L j .on rorpUß Chrlatl. clear ....J Piibstlne, clear | K 2 | L .<* Memphis, clear !*2 j I, oo Cincinnati, cl*ar | J L# j .40 PlttaOurg, clear j 70 j 10 j .<•) ItiifTfilo. pi. cloudy | 74 j l# j .00 Detroit, cloudy ...j 70 j k , .no Chicago, cloudy j 04 22 | .fd Marquette, clear ! 04" | 0 | T fit. Paul, r.iinlng j jI, T Davenport, clear } 74 J L | T Bt Itouia. clear j 7 D | .00 Knuea* City, deir f W> i 0 j on Oklahoma, pt cloudy ....| 7k j 3 j .*n Dodge City, cloudy j 7k { 24 | T NV rtb Platte, clear . f4 I, "•> W. Tl. Boyer. lioral Pore a*t official. coxmm.i: i>\ \ it % >tp \*k. Drunk and IHtrderly anl Tried to ah oof tlie %rretina OfVte*r. A white officer from one of the county magistrate** court* wa* nrre4ted nlghl by J Schroder who charge* him with drunken and disorderly conduct, at tempting to ehooting an officer while in the dluchargc of hte duty, and abo with c;irr>’lng eoncealel weapon*. Jim Poboy, cok>re<l, wa* arreatod by De tective J. J. Murphy on th© charge of for gery. Bdna Heaps, colored, wa** arrrwtel by Patrolman Cronin on the charge of n#- Huulting and cutting Char lea Golden, and Golden, too, wa* arreated on the complaint of the Heard woman who wiya that he assaulted anl *truck her. ||rtv*r<l for Jlmi %%llllnma. Kanny Johnson, mother of Arthur Greene, the negro who wa* killed at lato of Hope by Jim WTlllama aaveml week* hi* delivered to Mr. A N. Barbee s3y to pay for the 'apture mid delivery of the *byer of her non. Site advertised that a reword would bo fakl. and to re move any doubt a* to her re*pon*lbilMy. *!. ha* depoalted the a moon* with Mr. fiarbec. The womnn live* at Skklawrav Inland It I* not often that colore*! people strive a* aha ha* to capture the flayer of relative*. ______________ CASTOR 1A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears ths Sl*atvxe ot C£*&Z7GUS&A'. The Import of Italian Marble -AND— Cameo Ware VS HAVE Jl'BT OPENED Is a Delimit To those seeking Artistic and Correct Wares. The prices, too, arc remarkably low. and wr ran ff* r idvantajp* in tluac line* not usual to the retail more. Our fall display 1* twin* added to evety day. % The Ct’T GLASS exhibit la especially tine. THOS. WEST & CO., II BROUGHTON STREET. W. CLASSIFIED AUVEKHSEMENTS. PERSONAL. • DON PI SI, IN" REIGNS SUPREME for n f w .lays more; but still have tlm, to find and sell a lisnffsum** engagement Unger ring, an everlasting, Ko.Ml-lu.-k twinging, plain gold linger ring Bpsclal sale this week of plain and fancy set gold linger rings MM gold ipiQliOkl tilted with best Silencers' lenses, either for short or long sight, i- <O. Kegeas, Is East llroughton Itair. Jewelry and Shaving Supply House. Mall order* promptly filled. ~V SHOULD BKB MtLI.KK'B fTßNl lure; newest styles for Ixslroom. dining room, parlor. In oak, walnut ami mahog any, Miller's prices and terms am rea sonable. 707 litoughlon. west. DARK EVENINGS ARE NOW COif ing; let us sell you a lamp; price. 76c 10 DSO W. ►'. Higgins. 125 Drayton. "Vof WXU. DIKE THE MIDK FROM Springfield Dairy; It's rich and pure; try it. r BIIOI’DD BKB MIDLEU'S NEW styles in carpets, malting, window shades, art squares, rugs, la. • curtains, etc.; Miller's prices and terms are reasonable. Nfi llrougliton, weal. t FINK RJCKFICI Di AMII AT "B**- ker s." every day; heat of all other m- si. In market 'IF ITS RI GS TOtf WANT, YOU CAN gel them cheaper from McOllits. , speciadTan' UNLIMITED SUPPLY of nice willow rockers; ladles' size, at tZ J. W. Teeple. SCHOOL BOOKS NKW AND si:g ond-han.l, sold and .*\ehang.el liarn.’s' 2nd Reader. 2o> ; Srd Rea.ler, 35.-; 4th Read er. 35. . slh Reader. 45c; Lincoln's Physlolo g\. 4--. Ist St. ppn.L- Stones Lil.-rature, -&•; 2nd Stepldng Slones. 3d.-; Prince's Arllhmallc, 15c; Montgomery History, SV, Ai Gardner's Itozaar. ‘THE PRICKS AT Will, II WF. SELL bicycle sundries are entrancing. Try u W. F. Higgins, 125 Drayton. U SHOFLfT* 888 MILLER'S STOVES and ranges; the best makes at reasonable prices. C. P Miller. Agent. TUB - FURNITtTRK KXCHANGB~IU Ilornard street, buys and sell* all kinds of second-hand furniture for cash. ‘ U _ SHOULD SEND MK YOUR derwfor upholstering parlor and dining r'> an furniture In leather, silk and other fab rics, In the best manner; curled hair, rno>a und cotton mat tresses renovated; all work well dons and satisfaction guar anteed C. P. Miller, Agent. |I.l FOR WOVEN WIRE COTB while they last. C. P. Miller. Agent. ‘ WHEN YOU SEE M GILLIH' SIXTY- Inch S cents rugs, you will buy them. Just can't belp It; will sell In any quan ty _ "FURNtTUPE MOVED WITH CARB'" la a am laity with McGlUla. I “SEE TIIE JEWEL STOVES AND ranges for sale hy J. W. Teeple; also agent for Insurance gasoline slove. “pit, 'll AND ROMAN HYACINTHS, fr.-i I*. Easter lilies. Jonquil*, my own Importation; for good r. soils plant now A. C. Oelschig, opposite Catholic Ceme tery, Gardner's II mar. agent. ~V SHOULD BENI> YOUR ORDERS for tuning and repairing idanoe and or gans to W. P, Manning, with C. P. Mil ler, Agent; promts attention to out-of town orders. C. P. Miller. Agent. HAVE YOUR BICYCLE REPAIRING done properly; Dials the way we do It. W. F. Higgins, 125 Drayton. "IS'YOUR IRON SAKE EIRE PROOF? Stlffel A Freeman have a standing offer of $1 .'**> for every safe of their make that doe* not preserve It* contents. One safe was In burning debris 113 hour*. When taken out, the hose had to be turned on It. When opened, not a page naa dis colored, not a record lost, not a dollar de stroyed. If you want aecurlty. buy a Stlffell A Freeman safe. C. P. Miller, Agent. “irbILLIS IS CHEAP ON rtt'GS. NETS. Inca curtains, hammocks, water coolers, pillows, pictures, stoves, bedroom suits*, and furniture of every descrlpSlon. ' M GILLIH MOVES. PACKS. SHIPS and e*oree piano* and furniture; beat work only, no "Cheap-John ' prices— oo "Cheap- John" Jobe 31 4* BUYS NICE nATTAN ROCKERS! ladles' alse, large assortment o( rockers, conches and easy cholra. C. P. Miller, Agent. ■ “orT IST I WILL MOVE TO 414 WEST Broughton. Ring up 24*4 If you want to have your furniture moved or parked for shipment or storage; I guarantee prices the same as I do th* work that's given lo me A B Griffin. 314 Broughton street, west; mattresses made to order. M'OILLIS' LACK CURTAINS WILL beautify your parlor. it” should” heb~millerlT OFFICE desk*, onus' tubl'e*. office chairs, office matting, office shadea. C. P. Millar. Agent ______ ~V WILL*SOON MOVE AND U WILL certainly neesl sonv-thlng In my line; U will save money by trading with me. C. P Miller. Agent. ” M'GILLIH SELLA SIXTY-INCH RUGS —Smyrna patterns—for M cants. ■MSUICAI* Tf^your feet are troubling you, call on me and I will give you relief; I cure Ingrowing nails, corns end all diseases of the feet without pair; charges reasonable; can give the best references In Ibe city; pa tients treated at residences; orders can b* left *4 Livingston's drug store, null and Congress streets', telephone M3. Lem Dsrls. surgeon chiropodist. 11l I I it tVI UO-MAUB. WANTED, M GOOD WHITE BRlCK layers, S3 ll' choppers, 3 good plasterers, mill superlnlrndent, tailor US, German barkeeper sl3. wheelwright, ramp black smith. Wm. Huber, Jacksonville. Fla. WANTED. YOUNG* MAN EXPBRI - In stsln water serving and some knowledge of retail drug business Ad dress. with reference and amount of ##.l ary expected. Leaks A McNeil. Jackson ville. Fla. IIKI.I’ l\ t>TI-:t>—tltl.K. WANTED. A YOUNG M In huslnt sK ttSut, must h< .1 atamgraphae and typ< wrtt. Vpply Boa - N.- WANTED, COMPETENT lltMtK keeper. one who la a stenographer pre ferred. Address "Itay sir*-' !." with salary wanted. WANTED, IMItEDI \TKLY. SMALL boy, while A|qdy 2>-l Ray, w< t. WANTED, WELL DRESSED YOUNG men in travel, expem..--. paid, .all at n.K.t> or after |v m 511 M migotnery street W. L. SmaM WANTED. FIFI'EEN lllt It'K I.A Y I'.RS. thru, months' work. g...l 1 ly. also planer man. A 11. Johnson. Tampa Flu. wanted, a reliaiu.f. and ex‘- p* rttsu-.KI ckilhe pr.-KKrr with ,;.k.,1 refci . nee A,kin -w l*uri> “WANTED. WHITE AND COLORED women o>ok*. hoii-rmahle, tahl* girls, laundresses, etc., Ormond, Sin M iico, Tnmpn. oxford, Drayton Island. Ilnriow, Eagle Like, Wm. llulcr. Jack -uivllle. Fla. AGENTS XV ANTI H. AGENTS WANTED "GALVESTON The Horrors of a Stricken City." hy Mumt ll.lifted, fully llhislrausl fast. <1 selling IXH.k ever published, only 11..‘si, best terms gimrante. ,1. out 111 fils', lie q\il k. J. H. y.clglcr A Cos . Chicago, 111. Hkl.l* W A.NTKIt rr.M AI.B. WANTED. A COMPETENT NTItSE. <gp who will *tay 01. prcmls. 41? Charl ton street. "WANTED, a SEAMSTRESS WIIO FN detstand* fine whit, sewing 421 Abor corr. A FIRHT-f’I.ASH COLORED GIRI. wants employment as w litres., or cham ler mold 122 Houston WANTED A WOMAN TO Do LIGHT housework, und attend to hahv; is.sltlon thre.- mouths la; W. - I Tenth street. ‘cook. FIRST-CLASS COOK WANT id. U'k Fifth sired, west KlllT.nl YIKAT WANTED. WANTED. IIY A BOY OF !. POSITION wh re energy honesty tnd omhuton will nt. rlt ndvancrinent; \\ hob-sal. hotis, pr.-- ferred. Plight, .are of New- EMPLOYMENT WANTED, EX l*KKl enced business man wants position with Ko*nl future, us ofth c man. or assistant manager. Address pa.x h*. this office. “LADY OF GOOD STANDING AND experience wishes position as house keep* r. c. \V., rare News. IV A ATE I>—MIS CKI. I.A *KOU t. WANTED. I.MIO LIVE PIGEONS, AD dress 11. W. B|s-rry, Duyal Hotel, Jack sonville, Fla. WE WANT A Mi’k/GENTLE HORSE for a lady; must be g -sl size, and a gonl trial reqtilr.sl, must lea horse w.|!li style; no other wanted Ad.lr.ws James Thonq.- son. general deilyery, P.issoffh c. “IF YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET IT from Springfield Dairy; It’s rich, pure and wholesome. “if YOU W ANT A PI.ACTS TO DUMP earth, dirt. sand, manure, esc., free of charge. Just at city limits, hauling over hard road. wrrl; or telephone Itrown liras.. corn*. Anderson and East Broad streets. Poi< nr.NT— mums KIsKOANT FRONT lIAY WINDOW room, for roupl** or two RCfitlfmni; rtoi viotiiii * - on f irtH' floor; ronvonl*nl to liot Ib ami Ihiklii*® private family; 36 llnlxTHham. n<*nr HrorglHon. "‘LA RGB FrnNISHKH ItoOMH FOR Kentlom*n or 11kfit honafkrfplnK; bath |Mrlvltrx<m; 1.1 lumt C*nKm*!. ~LARGK AUDVKD KQOM. KTTRNIHH ,i. for coU|>i* or liirtH* k , *ißl* m**t). & Gor ilon tr•*•!. kiiM. IsARGB FRONT ROOM. ~ WITH board. 113 Jon***, w* TWO norm ROOMR TOP FLAT; unfurnhhnl; & Gordon ntr*‘t. mut “rcmMH FTHNISiIKI) OH VSFVfC fltuhod; or without board 2CI Voik cant. NICKLY ronv*nl*ncea; hot and cold mater. 30# Bar nard, near Liberty. FI. % i * roi* Rm>, FLAT OF FOtTP roomwith hath, aerond floor, 2<l (Swln nnt, west, n*-xt to Barnard, inqulrr on preßilaea or of W. J. Mi** ally, Jr. A FFRNIHHKI > OR |?NFV*RNIAIIICD flat; all rntiirrnlenoea; northnst corner Ahercorfl aral ualethorfM- avenue. .\mly 125 Hroufthton fireet, went. ‘tIIHKK HOoMH.~NF.WLY RKNfF vated, ir.af. hath, beat locality; central lo catlon; no children 4<io Charlton, eawt. FOR KLNT. fIPLKNDm FLAT. FIVK room* and hath. 11# Htato ftreet, it; larxe roomn and every convenience. J. K Fulton A Son. ~FOR RFNT FLAT ANI BABKMKNT to amnll family. No. 12 Jonea ftreet. eait. ran m in —not an ArTTn^rXi^ party, my renldtltca, norfheant corner Flrwt and I>rayton atreeta. Apply C. W. Howard. No. Itay Street, rant. FOR RKNT. COMFOHTABLK IIOUBR. No 217 Waldhurir ftreet, east. him<*<n Ahertvrn and IJncoln, flrat-riami order and condition; every conv nlence Rlirltt rent to right tenant Ktat* Hilomnn Cohen. Weft Hrond end Broughton etreettf. “for RKNT. DRSIRABLB DWELLING with all modern Improvements; In good repair. 306 Jones, eost. Kollorh A Hcrev en. “for RKNT. LARGE R F.H 11 >KNCE,~ 206 Congress street, eawt. soufhenst corner Ahercorn M H Halter, Agent. 224 Ogle thorpe avenue, eawt roll KENT—STORES. ~FOU ten street, east; |>oa*esslun Irnro-dlately ■ho several d< sit able re-ldencea an I flats. Af>ply A. Wylly. 12 Hryan street, east. FOR RI:NT—MISCELLANEOUS. '7^iri^RHiruf^r^n : Am>rFcm an office, near pustolhcc. No. 7 York street, west. "TO RENT, STABLE. 22 HARRIS.' FOR SALE—UAL ESTATE. FOR HALE, A LOT FOR dred dollars; easy terme, on Ninth street, near Eaat Urood; no city taxation. C. 1L Dorset! TAVO ELEGANT DVVKLLINOB ON Duffy stnet, between Drayton and At>- ereorn streets. 1. D laltwlu-, Tt ’KI’KNTINE. WE HAVE A UOOD location for large operator. Oifford Com pany. Jacksonville, RESIDENCES AND HCILDINO IXJTB for sals all over the cay. Robert H. Totem, real oatata dealer, No. 7 York atreat. wrat. "“FOR BALE. LOTH ON NINTH NEAR East Uroad. at |2gei each; will soon be advanced to C2S; when a lot has been paid for I can arrnngo to get a home bulß. C. H Doroetl "FOR‘BALE. THOBB LDTB ON NINTH street, near Eaat llroad. have only been sold to first-class parties, "ho will make good neighbors; and none other can buy. The terms are very easy, and they ora cheaper than any other In the vicinity. C. H. Dorset!. >OR BALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET near East Brood; no city taxes, at 230 each; twaoty-fiva dollars cash, and easy monthly payments. C. H. Dorsett. , Wc are now Selling Agents in Savannah for these famous SHOKS. We cordially invite every lady, who wishes to wear Good Shoes at, ■' moderate price, to visit our store this week anif *'*e our New Fall Stylus. "Ouccn (Jualitv”^-," - v n s are made on special lasts and patterns that insure (‘lth"." 1 nil comfort from the first day worn, while giving the loot a stylish and well-dressed ap|K'arancc. I Made in Fine Yici, Velour Calf. Ilox Calf and the new patent kid, hand-sewed welts and turns, at $3.00 A PAIR. GLOBE SHOE STORE. §i'Olt 3iUvJii*M l.i.l.AAkOl-S. IIOIt.dKH, HORHKH. HORHKH: FAR loa l h*t- h .'otiNtgm*<l h> .1 l\ K iucn, L \l hk iiMt, K> . Will •* fold hy Young love tuid t4lp|d‘, ut mu i!•. I rlduy. t rIPV. it o'clock, thin loail rondwtf of y *oal lur-", to||y whklk if, ttuHcht**! team*, and k*>*l work lnt ■ FtR HALF. Tl lU'IiNTINI! L‘F.\ tiuii; only l.acn run w >cmi .* f| * nt|hi oiHKirt unity for mhi with mo*l*iutc means. pUt will m.ik* alnuit > hrn * of fpirlta each year f*r 11* n t five u ix. )< tl- , kfctttiit rtlt on railroad. tily to M Kach'in. Ivlaardw A Cos. , yforven, Ua. \V i iVHHAZBL! THKRE 1H ~WITL ; U haitJ and wlichhaaal into H mad to curt; tha otlnr If made to aall. 4ut a l ot'la of oura by the Mdf of un of tha oilier kind; we give you ah Ilia quality and Mil ihe quantity t!ul your ntoßay en lltlt • you to a pint lr .1 ijuailcr I'ernse •* lung Htcr a, Hrtry a*d Abercort), Whit aker and Taylor COWB FOR HALF.. IF YOB WANT A good milk cow. n afonahle, 1 can aupply you Call 471 Weal Boundary ahii and cybrfjw lbmdru for fale 110,000 fen of afh aultahla for whrel wrtghtrt. earring* rnakara. car worka and Interior Nona* flnDh. AlfO cypreff lumber of all fife** We tt*“.ve rewumetl uttlng our famous hramlf of c>prewa ahlngles und w§ll (wv>n have a full 11 na of them for wait. Vala Royal Manufacturing Fompany. ~TO BF HOtsl * FOR llO.tiO, KITOIIKN ftove. 4*ltl‘*n No. i. In goo order. 222 Htaln ftreet, cast. HPRI nofirld dairy ih noted for having rh h. pure milk; try It. you will ho ikainl I*l.l M 111 M. to your Interval lo let me give you an es timate on your ptumtdng. new or old work; repair %virk a specialty* I am a pimrttc.it plumiier. No gueaa wirk !• eielanger four life. Wlgglnw, 'phone D7. Oeor:iM or Bell BOICATIOKAL MIHH IIAIiTRIIMIB. fVAHHAIt A 81. will re-open tier M'hool (M 4, comer Gal lon iml Habersham gtreotw; Ml*a llwrt r!dgo will lie aeafatatl hy Max Wortl, (Y'aaaar A. H ). Mis* Form din K. Mm. Mark Gorfuin, vo< at music; Mrs. Georgn Hchley, limirutn*m il mu-lc; Horn Charlton, caleathenlc*. For further Infomait ion, nidrepti Mihh Hartialge, Hcuth Orange. N J S\ \ ANNA II afad:.my Till; Tlllll ly-urt'OiMl annual seealon of lh* Hnvutiuuh Academy commefnes Oct. I. preparation for rolli-Rn or hini|n< nm; special prlmgrr timl gr.itgmar school department. Applv nl 331 Bull strcf for <ataloguc ni l kj-- dal term*. John Taliaferro, pflndpal "TYILLKfIK MOVED—- DRAFGIB N'H Pro el low I Ruslness College moved to odd Follows* Hall, corner Barnard nnd Htnte ■treet* Flneet hall In the city. Twenty per cent, discount to thoee who enter this week. J. T. Brant ly. Manager. •OAMUIJV*. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AC(*OIIMO dnte elx day l<ardrs. Furnlghed room for two; nice location. Add roan Z X, can* N* v* BTIUrBU. STRAYKD INTO MY FARM AT VALE Royal; three cowa; Idack, red and yellow; owner can have fnm*- hy iKaylng damages ami rxiM'iises; M. L. Kxlcy. I3IIT UD raiAD. 'Ti^TARTjr^WHTTTRTU^TrTPToX Terrier liltch p<i|i|>y yesterday will restirn same to 304 Ib.lton, east, mil! rerfivv re ward. no questions will be <i*k<t. MIsCHUAIBOVa "mavk yuPh iToTThk faTntki> with IFmun ready mixed paint; entire satisfaction guaranteed. Adams I’alnt Company. for raniFkh and stoves, on to Cornwell A Chlpman. "RADIKS, HAVE YOI’R fine. cre'. (kmi and tailor made dresses dyed by l,ow nxadye process, guaranteed not to shrink or get out of shape New York I lye Works. W hitaker and State. Thom, U VVAI.f. PAPERS, FAINTS. VAIt • Ishtw. kalromlnes and gl is. and good mechanlca. 8. e Taylor, K of P. Hall. "WH afVK TOP EITHER DOMESTIC or gloss finish; perfect work. Foraal Cl4y laiuiHtry. Park avenue. “hunt FOItHKT WHloSn TO OO wh.n >ou i.i.t plumbing work done; our workmen ere the very test; prices low A. (.'. Price A Cos., Slate and Jeßrrson; 'phoni’S 63X. WANTED. ONE THOUSAND '|UN gry pn|ile at the Southern Urocery Com pany, 114 llsrnurd street. "WK HEI.L HEWER FIFE. Fl.tTB I• 1 j—- . tire * lay, lire brick at lowest prices. Adams Faint Company, lot Congress, west. FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, OO to Cornwell A Chlpman's. "WE CLEAN CLITIIHB ItY THE IlK sorclne antiseptic iirtxrers. Try us N. w York Steam Dye Works, Whitaker and State. FOR PAPER Hanoi. it and PAINT er get Taylor's e-thnates. You won t ro xret It. Painters' supplies. "aET YOFR WBDDINO FIIE44ENTB at K<r h * Sylvan's. Pi Whitaker. They are teautlful and rh*-ip. "THE MOST t’F-TO-DATE WORK tH being turned out by Forest City L—undry. 'Phono JS7S. ATTACHMENTS AND MACHINE RE patred while you salt; all work gusran t ed. For jioor people free. Fenton a Bon Ml dtp; THAN ONE Hl!JDlti:i> < ENTS In every dollar of your hard-earnest hard cash at the Southern Urocery Company, 114 Itarnord street. We t e PLUMBINO WORK O# AleL kinds and can flyuro close with you; gtvo us a coll when tn newt. A. C. PrUc A Cos., Htsto and Jefferson; 'phones 655. OTFSINK IS THE BEST WALL FIN- Ish made Adams Paint Cos.. Suvannah agents. 1M Congress, west. 'WK CONNECT ANt> DISCONNECT ranges; our plumbere know their busi ness. and our prices am tow; It wilt pay you to give us your work. A. C. Price A Cos.. State and Jefferson; Bell And (Jeyr gla 'phones ffitl. “So BOTCH. NO HI 'Mill’ll. FCf”A thorough painter, taper hang<r and dec orator. Taylor. K of P. Hall "BFECTACLEB OF THE BEST ORADK at moderate prices; ayaa tasted Ire* Koch A Sylvan. ACCTIOn IALM Kt TtllK IIAfV CHOI cF7 URNIT URL lit I. D. I. 4 HIM III;, tin FRIDAY, sth October, IMb, al 11 o'clock. I h.vt* r* ■ It* I ItiKlrui'llnns t* sell by iiii.'lh*ti th. rntlrt- IHHi-*'liokl lurnuui* ,s, tlx pr.-mlx* - No 2*B. <ortn-r Hall and AI-* i-*rti i.-•■(-. - < iklading *f M, -iv* But Hi. k. I. ikv UhMlr .M ihog my Ts h.-, Uli’iitt.-.. II ill lings, ItriiKssig Btslr e.iri-l. Ix.ung. Ilri-- F.-ixlsrs, Flro limi, r\*.it S.-uitlo. Um.r I'.nd.-r, Mki'i.’b- Ink*jii*. h'lgijr,-k. ormulo Tslkcs,l pn*r Sllv. r p.uict I 'siiilrliilira Umtw, Eliony Bisi.il wifti l.i. i*- - - k. 111.-, k-.hiy Fr< it* h Msimsl Clock, Fsn.-v Tables, Rruis Vases DMln* Tabic, Chairs. Ijoui lluff.-t, In.ii I'nlnl la.. I'uri ilits, l.llirary Tnl.h- t\ limit ii.-sk, I'hllm c kis.-iH. Eh r'.in' * *ti( Gl.i Htlvi-rw.ii'. I'xina, IJn.-n Htiii.h* I:x| * ii-I\.- It.'frig. ralors, Anllqiie I. Dinner 8,-rvi--.', ink stsl Walnut 11. 4 ii-.-c, 130 volumes 4.1 Bl.4ii.kir I Wuiki El i;rmli >■ , Turn.-i n Work- miff Engtlxfi Ar Si,ii it. \\ il.holx--, 11. .It, Hull.-, Sprliu-. Miltrcsscx. 4*li., Gas Stove, Bi* .-I E.ingt* uii.l Kit.-lust I *(**nat!s, six! man) other liiii.lsun.. ..rilclea too munenoue in mcniloti. 1 - u. n.i i• i in, I'alnm. • I tk-l.iv* IptiKht l*. am*. Cost Fin Ahercorn . .in. |m* ,h door. NIUKI.U3KOI)*. go lo CiirriW'll A ITilpmaii SINGER NEEDLES, Tl IREE FOR five <•. nts; (111 oil with itoiun fr* s Pentou A Hon '1"I1* >NE “ run ”Foiu;.-- r”i ITT Isun.lry They will rail for your linen Inimefflalely. W'ATi ’ll AND JEWELRY REPAIRING given iMTuntial Mtlentlon. at Kck h ft Hyl vim's. 4*i YVh'llaknr. THE STAR THAT LEADS TIHDI nil. New Ihnixstlc M.tchlnc, with ball In at Ink'* Pi nion ft Hu* IF TOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL soil work, orilsr ymir Itthngrapheff an<3 prtntrtl slaliufierr snff blank books from Morning News. Savannah. Os IF TOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL and work, order your lithographed and printed stationery and blank book* from Morning News. Savannah. Ga. “REDITUR YOUR LIVING EXPENSES hy ln\•-sting vnnr hnnl-'urneff hanl carti with the f4.*iithern Grocery Oxmpsny, 114 Barn.-ird street Norwood's “Satire" For sale at all News Stands in Savannah. 1.1041 AL VOTtCKS. NOTICB TO DEBTORS ANI CRED ITORS (IEOROIA, CHATHAM CXM'NTY.— Nollce Is hereby given to sll p. rsons hav ing demands ugalnst John Harrison, lato of said county, deceased, to present them to me. properly made out. within lh time preaerlbsd bv law, so as to show their character and amount; ami all iier •Mins Indebted to said deceased are re quired to make Immediate payment to me ROIIER H TATKM. Extcutor, 7 York str.et, west. Havannah Os Savannah, Os.. Sept. 4. ISO). OKoftOIA. CHATHAM COCNTYw Whereas lt< lieeea latdy has apr>lle.| to Court of Ordinary for lett. rw of guardian ship on t lie I arsons and prrqH.rty of Win nie V and Rady Bl c And, reon. tuitions These are. therefore, to elte and ad monish nil whom It may concern to be and npt>ear la-fore s.itd Court to make ohjee ttons nr any they have) on or la-fore the ttr-t Monttay In Novemlar. next, other wise said letters will be grunted. Witness, Oh. Honorable Hamidnn I. F'-rrlll. Ordinary for Chatham county, this the second day of October, tmo. FRANK K KEILBACH. Clerk Ct. Ordinary, C. Ca “fIEtNuTIAT ‘CHATHAM COUNTY.— Whereas Francis Tillman ha ippll.d to Court of OritlnaSy for letters H-mlaory as;administrator with the will annexed, on the relate of Francis Tillman, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite an<l admon ish all whom It may concern to be ami ap pear before said Court to make objection •If any they have) on or befora the Aral Monday In January, next, otherwise said letters will be grunted. "i’ a it, ' t. Fsrrill, Ordinary tot ChathSA! county, this the second dav of October. 1900. FRANK K KEILBACH. Clerk Ct. Ordinary, C. Cos. Albemarle Madison Square, West, N. Y.. O. B. LIB BEY. Prop., Faaserls of (S Armoit ffsust The location of this house Is most de sire hie, being central to all places of umusement, and to the shopping district. Special attention paid to the cuisine. A number of very desirable suites to rent for the winter. PROPOSALS WAVrKD. OFFICE E R M A STE W Fort Kr< monL 8. C., Oct. 2. 1900. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received here until 12 noon, Oct. 22. 1200. for con structing two frame buildings. Envelopes containing pro|>aal should bo marked "Proposals for Construction," addressed Stanley D. Kmblck. Q M. Information fumlslml on aigdlcutton. CITY OP SAVANNAH I'OUvKT MAC. SO CENTS EACH. PRINTED IN TWO COLORS. KICEI.Y BOUND IN CLOTH AND STAHPED IN UOLD ON SIDU. For Sale by ' m MO UNIX; NEWJb 3