The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, October 12, 1900, Page 3, Image 3
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P onto and p
-'mid ta Uelerwilue What Part
Itu.laraa of aatannah
.Im.ml'l !’•"' *" lk ' Bner|irlae.
„, >#r Herman trt I'rMWcd
~rr ihr l)rllkrratlo*l of Ikr Meet*
,nii Whirh ai l.arrlr Attended.
Merrhnnte Aurrr.l That They
, b „„ld Ur Ip ■“* la-What
%re A eked to 10.
1 tv.it an entbueloatlc mttllnf of
tut# *rd other business meti of
,a . .11 th© I>© Solo Hotel last
i VV | b had been called for th©
dtfh of enuminir their support in the
„ Street Fair o ucca§s.
T ANARUS,,, m eei!n* accoaplilhal lta purpo#©
j, t •* extreme Inclemency of the
.. those who assembled In the
fl , finin'a parlor of the De Soto, rep-
I faithfully the ivhoiesale and re
, ,p. of Savannah. while pome of
,ht. i. manufacturing Institutions did not
, j, h ive their representative© in the
\* the suggestion of Mr. W. W.
i. H the Executive Committee of the
, * i \|>or Herman Myers was ca'.4-
,1 .. to chair and pre.-klcd over the do
ms of the meeting. At the suu
gr. of the cnalrman, Mr.
fu iMitllnetl Its object and purposes.
T? 4 *h)ect Is perhaps better understood
• general public than It was. appar
, p b\ those who att* tided the meeting
lit- night. To condense In a few words
t*t# rr.•fining of Mr. Htarr's remarks, the
rtfrivaTa purpose Is a double one. the
reestablishment, on u firm basis, of the
fund of the Klks and the adver
tisHh*-nt of the city of 'Savannah Mr
.--•f • \:*l*ind that other cities, drawing
i'o trad* from the same section dir*
re believed lo Ih* tributary to Savan
-14 an r* indulging in advertising de
•f the same kind and that It was
. rial for the city to do something of
‘ ns’ kind, if It tkvirnl to retain its
riil supremacy in this section of
the stat*
V* E J. Maxwell was made the secre
•t "f the meeting ami the discussion of
ond means continu'd. It was evl
d* ‘ that those present required but lit -
<rgument to convince them that their
• -1 * ration and the eo-o|M-r,ition of other
m* iinics ond business men of ftavan
r,.< .ght to be given to the enterprise
*■ I they enlisted for the war with every
*1 a ,rd Indication of a willing spirit ami
i d*r*.ir* to help along the cause.
Ta k> were mab* by Mr. 8 KrouskofT.
Mr l\ K. Wimpy and others. Director
i• * I Henson supplementing the pure
i business end of it with an explanation
il what the Elks intended lo do for the
' ir* and entertainment of the vnd-
The shown within the enclosure In
Park Extension were already assured.
■* I \ir Henson. end thvse would be
r • whether the business men Interest
”i * mselves In the project or not. What
**•* now hom l would !*• ac *ompllshe l
i • enlistment of the business men In
** enterprise, so that there might I*
r .n on the streets such day and night
..igt-ai.i* as w ould wII repay the visitors
1 r tb ir railroad fare and other expenses
n mlng to ihe city.
do you want us to do?" was tb©
mtnedUt© response of the representatl\e
en of the gathering to this *(•;.<1 Up
th* motion of Mr Krouskoff It was de
tled that the choir should appoint
i committee of ten, with power
'o set. from the business n.en
'? the city. which commit*©-*
-r• ill co-operate actively with the ext—
utlve committee of the carnival in every
hn\ in its power and assist In every wav
n nuking the success of the fa.tr from a
■rsr il standpoint coincident with the
ir 1 • r ptir|mate of advertising the city.
Various methods of hriuglng the tie sir-
I lltv of attendance U|K>n the <'srY)lvai
o th* attention of the merchants In the
• in naturally tributary to Savannah
rsr*- discussed. It was decided that the
sei<l. nt* should scud to each of their
euntry < orr* spun*lents a personal appeal.
Ur* ing attention to the attractions that
• ild bt Offered for the entertainment of*
\ Is iters to the city.which appeii should
tn*r l>e enit*od|ed In u circular letter or
i an aMress printed on the back of the
*! , **r a> <1 bill heads of the merchants.
rer* was no hesitation whatever in de
a *Ms whs a gx>*l thing and
womising support
AI of these ipiostions are to he discuss
i at the meeth.g of the Huslness Men s
' mmlttee. which Is to he held In the
Pn' * men’s oarlor of the De Soto to
f Kht, at H:3O o’clock. To this commlttoe
merchants have confided the power
e a**?, and It will determine what part
•hill be plnyed hy the business men of
SUvarnah ih making the carnival
the contlmted pros|*erlty of Savannah
i ►•■ntatlvcs of th# t’arnlval Exncu-
M ' Committee will confer with It
• * 1 exnlaln Just what plans have been
unwed and Just what It Is pro|ose*|
to do
The committee w.ie named by Mayor
M • after the adjournment of the mret
* and consist* of the foliowliig well
known business men: Messrs George W.
S. Krouskoff. John J. Mc-
Henoigb. M. 8 Guckenhelmer, Thomas
M Mill in. Leopold Adler. Armand P.
1 Herman Hownhelm, Joseph J.
•I I B B Nel
‘ ' 1 ommltte** will !>*' asked to select
A chairman, and then to proc*",| to
• n* • Whatever informtlon it desire*
’ * l.lks Committee will give it. and ii
in
• n* -• men of the city shall play In the
•’b-prts# mi.| what they shall contribute
1 1 *“ r *s. If necessurj, it will dire t.
•** another general meeting of buaiiua*
0191 t>e railed.
AT THE TIIKATBB.
prr ' l|.n. |ilrnl I lose Their En
unKom* nt Tu-aight.
r C* rii' hi-lifddenl Company will clos*-
u'HK#m*nt to-night, and will also
“ tnatfnee ;erform.ibv this after
**' P k iie company played "A Georgia
j < *“ r * very amusing farce-romedy.
• f : <Tlit to a good house, despite the
j u hie* • was simple thing, but
, 4i ( 1 * r ' fiinry and was one of the
. lining b.lls the >mpany h*
n*. 1 Tl- engag* m< nt of the coi..-
ws **n successful In every way.
matinee and night H
*f ' T,!I lf ' Idaycd under the direction
0f ' ,T 'h* Frohman. The* story Is not
> * l , l " !ural ° ,l * *• Hls told with
f. irr * *' and grace that the aud!en'c*
* '* v>r ' ‘ 4tr t. understand the envlr
; * ~lat made /.ar t’s life what It was.
i* '* c ' n ** *he truest, deepest anl
!'*!•• n, ‘ nH * l®va stories that has been
' for the Stage. * t’amllle” was
f-ki , a ** I* l W* Iw the real;
,lo * hgiurally o bad woman f*w
tr. 4 , ' * r lght chord In her nature l
•itnr , ' J"' 'Ponds with tenderness anti
h#f V ' . n * # ’ of her heart.
*** % v nobleness of her character
K% '*vn in the last moments of the
* >• n she meeiw Dufrene after iso
a tiosenca.
art* hUr *day. mo tines and night. Hob
“ The ni c °mpany will be seen 1.1
H**rt4 • lor ‘ an/1 “Wclktrd the Lion
T K l*ol lee mot, on Dntv.
a*, i"* r'uffy was yesterday sworn In
r.ght 1 nnan *d went on duty Jaat
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This is the sign that guarantees the biscuit in the box on which it appears, to
be always fresh, delicious and crisp. When you order Soda Bisciut, Milk
Biscuit, Butter Crackers, Saltines, Banquet Wafers, Sultana Fruit, Graham
Biscuit, Sea Foam, Oatmeal Biscuit, Ginger Snaps, Handmade Pretzelettes,
Vanilla Wafers, tell your grocer you want those contained in the “In-cr-seal
Patent Package,” with the trade mark dcsignon the ends. Used exclusively by
NATIONAL BISCU3T COMPANY.
Hlllliiery I)|tpntnx of I*. T. Koye.
IN*- <.f the prtlllfKt opening* of ihe sea
son is that of I*. T Koye
Ills new liull ling was thronged with la
dle# from early hours until late. An-I (ho
class of goods mown Is (he best obtain
able.
Hie display of furs I* really and truly
a revelation In wealth and beauty. One
piece—a genuine ar.il skin coat. tmiorbd
and mu-W- up beautifully, Is marked at
In Ms furniture department he show'
a side-board, genuine hand-earved to $-.V>.
Ills genuine imported Oriental rugs le.
aeh In prUe. snugly iroun In him ir I
dollar bill.
In his dress goods department be exhib
its In the show window a matvel-of Isoicy
at *l.V>.
The store was tastefully decorited with
palms and to every lady who visited -he
store yegterlay a huueh of cm flow*-.-
was given. A large liorseshoe of pink mi l
white roses is the ttrsi thing to attract
guests upon entertnx. It ts a present to
the proprietor from the employe'
Th< millinery department was the first
sought by I.idler Mra. Golden presides
over this. The display of ha * Is am ac
tive and large The swellest piohablv Is
a hat by Me?dames Hell* and Rover It t<
a handsome tilack velvet, with cream
renatssanee la* e tirlm. and plume on left
side caught with bow of blir-k ve i c, and
handsome steel and turquoise buc k).-
Another hv Madam Fulla ts iwo shgd
of old rose, shaded In stripes I-urge
wreath of shade foliage on left side in
plume i ffeet. flaie to the left with large
steel ornament Another ts a enpior tur
ban hy Madam Verot. It 1* Chiffon facing
with castor velvet Crown, mink at site,
tall hanging down, and long steel orra
meni on left side Another I i (lit girnei.
by Madam Faulkner Buneh of poppes.
Spider leg how and foligge at side win
steel ornament to finish. Tnls l one of
those isipular shares, the drop ng o'
which makes It hemming Another I- in
Madam- Itehoux It Is comhlnatlon of
two shades of , erl-e velvet and slk It
has tu< ked velvet wings at the side rever
ed with renaissance larr. with large
twisted knot of light cerise In front I hla
is also a low hat. .
A noth, r Isa turban wn king ship- frame
of white t ilTetn silk. B|ip!iqued In hloek
chenille. I-Inck velvet and applique ! pdnt*
Uid tog. ther in a huge knot In front. This
Is one of Moresrnt S-ieitrs' hat- Avery
pre'uy child's ,e>ke of -why h.ue silk *
shown It Is made of corded frills will*
large nppllqued how In front.
The assortment of ready-to-wear hats
Is large They are trimmed and unlrlm
mc.l Along With these ore all. Ihe new
novelties ns velvets, ho e. feathers orna
ments. jets and gilt brabl. Adjoining the
millinery department is the fur depot -
inept Some lovely furs are shown Ihe
handsomest Is the real e.al skin walking
Jacket Another Is a genuine black 1 er
alan lamb wool ollarette with Coney col
lar and trimming Another Is a genuln*
mink collarette A handsome blue fox
ho., is shown, also a gdiulne skunk boo
and real red fox boas .
Genuine black Persian Inmb woo. Mon
jaeket. lineal with white hro aded silk, at
tracts a great deal of attention A full
line of Kngllsli Is.x coats are shown In
all the lire railing colors Kngllsh wa.K
|„g jackets are shown In the same colors.
In this department are shown the long
uutomottil*
Children's J.. keis and walking con s
and reefers ...id golf capes are dlspayed
In large assortment. They arc "*** . "
green, blue, and brown, trimmed with silk
tirald and mink lnwds and feed A.IMn
l„g this department are thehHes
made suits. They are mad. In a! the
prevailing colors. Castors, blues, reds at.d
“Hew line or ladles' riot It appllqued
skirts, black taffeta, new tlore. accordion
of rich hl.ck -ilk up-
Illiquid; Kussian blouse effect with ra w
The#* arc nhown In nil th P r
v.illtni? color#.
In i In* tallor-ml* >l <lprtin#nt
Vicuna. V broml cloth. * tr*-.
pabhTe Cheviots, are popular They are
made well and stilish and attract atten
tion A beautiful bla.V silk appllqued
unit H marked only
In the silk underskirt department a.l
the pastel Shades are shown. Particular
I attention has been given to the making
i of thee. Skirts and they are the best that
can he obtained it. the Northern marked
The silk waist department corresponds
with the silk skirt department. All the
pastil shades are shown.
A great run l made on the N v.
French flannel waist. They are |n all the
pastel shades and ate m il wd. marie and
are impular stuff They are plain and em
broidered and imikii dot
The silk underskirts are made of taf
feta and Quaker silks. The Quaker silk
Is anew fabric and is preity ami durable.
In the dress goods depirtment every
thing pretty and popular l* shown Golf
and ratny-day skirts In fine Vh torli doth
Venetian cloth Pooegil clotli. Ml hum*!
and pebble cheviot. In :hc French fiari
nei goods seventy-five different o.ors ir
shown In the evening dres department
every shade of taffeta Is shown PH*e.
Rengallne. ropllns. Ldixors
The trimming for costumes Is beauti
ful. In th making up of dresses this
Wears ii, moat particular attention Is given
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to trimming. A hl. k on I sliver fl - h
NSailc wuint. .<n*l cream renaissance bole
ro J.^k ♦rc nhown. and the\ !• pr*ut> .
Ttie linen department comidete. Th-
shoe d# >.rtm<-til mbri*cep indie-' i)-l
children's shoes. Sole agent for I.Miles' ,
ulrm. f.l oboe. Mr. O’l/iiry pr**si<le? ov* r
i his deportment The gent’s furnishing
<|ep.irtment Is full
The furniture ar.*l carpet department s
i new department A large force Is em
ploye! from 7 o’clock In the morning nn- j
111 12 o’, lo k it • t;:ht, making up carpetr
In this department.
Borne elegant pieces nre shown in wal
nut. oak. mahog my and cherry. latHhsr
Bhls of nil description. Bom* superior
par.or stuff In gob Ila displayed.
Particular attention haa Hen given jto ;
the Oriental rug- They are siuoxii tn
many different sir-* ami a variety of pat- I
ferns. Tapestry Brussel*. Royal Wilton ,
velvet, and Axrmnsters arc shown 1
Whittnll's h**t g>-ta|s are carrlwl A
str>ng line of curtains, portieres chenille*.
dor >y tapeatry.
gfg>le is displayed. Thi* department is
presided over hy Mr llankihson. assist- i
••d by Messrs. Helmken. Neely and Shce
i ban.
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LOC AL FF.RBOAAL.
Mr. John H. Davis has returned to the
city.
Mr W. D. Morton of Ocala Is a guest
of the De Boro.
Mr Ed ft tailings of Amertcus Is a guest j
of the Pulaski.
Dr. Hatcher of Brunswick la registered :
a* the Pulaski.
Mr J J Rimes of Vldalia Is agues
of the Pulaski.
Mr 8 It. Webb of Valdosta Is a guewi
of th- Pulaski.
Mr MeG. Mayo of Cordele I* registered
at the Pulaski
Mr. 11 B. lrd of Btateshoro is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr K J Register of Fernandina Is u
guest of the Pulaski.
Mrs. K. Blanchard of Daytona 1* regls- j
tcred at the Pulaski ( j
Mr It. C. N*el*\ if Waynesboro Is reg- !
Istereil at the De Solo.
Mr U. T. 8* mm**s left yesterday via the
S*>utii-rn frr Ash* vilie.
Dr F W UhUty and son of Olar
guest* of the Screven.
Mr 8 <1 iaing of ft.*nderaviUe Is reg- j
Istered at the Screven.
Mr Frederld II Ghrlstensen of Beaufort
Is a guest of the Pul i -ki
Mr and Mrs. G. F fthears of Daytona
are guests of the Pulaski.
Mr K P. Campbell of Jacksonville Is
regliWered at the Pulaski.
Mr and Mrs. 11 Ashmore of Jesup are
registered at the Screven.
Mr C. M Mumford of Fitxgeruld Is
reglstere*! at the Pulaski.
Mrs. K F la>vell w.s h passenger last
night on the Kansas C.ty.
Mts W. P. Scruggs returned to the city
yestenlay o* the Kansas City.
Judge ftamuej c Atklnsoti of Bruns
wiek Is registered at the Pulaski.
Mr. and Mrs. \\ P. Waieh of J.i kson- j
vllle are register'd at the Bcreven.
Mis© B. Einstein arrived last night |
from New Y'ork on the Kansas City.
Mr. J W. Mclntyre arrived on th* Kn*
city last night from New York
Miss Jessie Burnett of G.in*evllle. F., j
is visiting Miss Btrou* on Henry street.
Mr W. K Hall*- of Jacksonville wan ]
among the arrivals at the l>e Soto yestcr- |
day.
Mr D. Van Smyth of Charleston was
In the city yesterday, a guest of th*- Pu
laski.
Mr W. E. Hutson of 8t Augustine was !
among yesterday'* arrivals at Ihe Pu
laski.
Mr. A. A Me lid <hem of Mark>w was |
among the arrival* at the Pulaski yes
terday.
Mr. K. Pierce Wood of Sarwbmvllls wa*
nm*>ng the arrivals at the Pula'*, yes
terday.
Miss Lllhe Fellg returned to the city
from New York Inst night on the Kan
sas (’Hy.
Mr. Frank T. Bridge and wife of Miami
v< re among th- arrival- the ftcreveo
yes [unlay.
Mr and Mrs. Frank L. Plek*rlng have
returned to the city after a pleasant visit
to Memphis.
Mrs J. W K Engle and Miss M. I/En
g,.- were passengers lost night on the
Kansas City.
Mrs. H Foley and Miss C. Mclntyre
were among the passenger* of th*- Kan
sas City last night.
Rev. Father Robert F. Kennedy wax
! j |as*enger on the Kansas City, from
I New York, which arrived last night.
I
con. Ga . Is in the city. Dr ftmhh aa*
just published his book "The Story or
Georgia and th* Georgia People. 1732 to
IMJh. ’’
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—The govl roads movement Is doing j
things in New Jersey. In which state dur
ing the las' eight year* l.onr) mi es of high
way have been buiU by auu and country
appropriation*.
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TUB FOOTRYLL OKA*OS.
Ilnnr Intereated In the Opening
t;nme tin Saturday.
Athens, (.. O't. 11.—The lover* of
football will hall with delight the *p
l*na r, h of Saturday, which marks the
op* nlng of the foot!)*!! season In At
lanta
The Georgia team will then try Hs
strength ag.ilnet the blacksmith* of the
Tech., anti those who know th**
Strength of the two tftirne. soy that It
will be a oattle royal. Th Technologi
cal *• m Is composed of several of the
old players, ond they have secured Col
iter of Virginia to .OMh. Collier was
Ttilatn-’a < , oach lust year.
| On ;h** other bind. Georgia’s team will
Im can|HMet| of new men, but of new
| men. w io nre in to win. The hoy* are
ell pieasx-d with ('oach Jones’ work
•>u their tehalf. nd <*pt Mut’iitcheon
•4 f.fl.ient of developing a fasr team
The following are the men who are try
| Ing for positions: For center. Hirach.
;fthnnon and Terry; for guards. M-'Caila
j Putnam, ftw.mson. Potts, for tackles
Hone*. Monk. Srnlrh Gordon, for qua.'-
11 r hack, Monohnu. Walker, for
• nd- Baxter. RMley, Calhoun. Dean and
| Hardy; for half hack*, Dkkson, MeOutrh
eon Russ* 11. Jen. and Hull; for full.
| IjSmar and Hewlett.
fob ft PE % ki:ii run TEN.
Tliat and Other Senate Pnsftt|*ift
l'i*rl botight,
Atlanta. Ort. 11-There is a thrae-cor
nere*l light on for speak* r pro tem *># the
House of Representatives. It Is con died
that John D Little of Muscogee will be
• b '*d speaker without any opposition,
but for the next highest offl'e three
I romtn* nt Georgians ore making a warm
! The carakldaies are Fi>ndren Mitch
•ll *.f Thomas vllle, KVwton Morris of
Cobb, and M. L. Johnson of Barrow.
Bouth Georgia will In ail probability
stand by Mr. Mitchell In the race. His
friend* nre confident of his success, but
th** supi*rters of the other men claim vie.
lory ft>r them. The election will take
pi-*' *• on th** day the General Assembly
meet*.
John T Ftolfeulllet will b* clerk of tla*
Hous- Mr. Bolfeulllet Isis no op|w>-|ilon
tor re-election. Charles Northern ha* h>-
|MN.|tion for secretary cf 111* ftcna'e. lion.
William Clifton of Mclntosh announced
his in<entlon of making the race some
tim* ago. Mr Bieve Posted, the well
known ocw*fN*f*er man. Is a candkJule for
door keep* r of the Henate.
•■lt ( april Mr.-
“Graybrard broku up rhrtimattrm on
mo.” a*).' Mr Chaa Thomas, tha Jw
rlrr on Whitakrr street. "And put me In
belter nr ilili than I nave enjoyed In a
lontt lime."
Take, Oraybeard Pills for that duty
feeiinu i.o< appetite, and follow It up
with a bottle or Oraybeard. It Is all you
need. i:es|>eas DruK Cos., sola props.,
Bavatinah. tia. —ad.
LhoAL hu rt. tea.
N(l'R'l, TO UL'HTOMB AND CKkiIJIT
OILS
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all perron* hav
ing demaml* against Mary Anderson. Site
of raid county, deceaaed, to present them
lo me. properly ma*k out, within the tinv
prescribe*! by law. so as to show their
( iMir.i ter otel amount; and all person* |n
dehted to F;*|d deceased are re*|uJrerl to
make lmmctilsie |Kiyment to me.
Robert w. McLaughlin.
k'lecutor,
Thunderbolt, Ga.
Havannuh. Ga.. Bept. 4. 1900.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRBD
YTOHH
GHORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY—
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav
it g demands aga!n<t John Green late of
raid county, deceased, tv present them
to me. property mad* out. within the
time prescribed by law. so n to *how
their cl <<ra< ter and amount; and all jh r
*on2* Indebted to said •lceasd ar* re
qutrid tj mak- Immediate payment to
me. PATRICK O’CONNOR,
Administrator.
Care O'Connor. O'Byrne A Hartrtdg*-,
Attorney* at Law.
Bavannsh. Ga.. Bept. 4, 1900.
NOTICE TO DEBTORB AND CRKD
TTOKB
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY—
Notb e |s hereby given Pi all person* hav.
Ing and mends against Fllia Barrett, late
of said county, deceased, to present them
to me. properly made out. within tha
tlm* prescribed by law. so as to show
their character and amount; and all per
sons Indebted to said deceased are re
quired to make Immediate payment to me.
M A O’BYRNE,
Executor.
Favernah Ga.. IFpt 4,17 W
PROPOSALS vyaytkd.
U 8 ENOINEER OFFICE. Savannah.
Ga . Bept. 12. lKrt. Sealed propoaa!* for
building training dyke*. Hxvannah river,
near Aug ie*a. Ga will be re slvcd here
until 12 noon (Eastern standard tlmei
Oct. 13. 1900. and then publicly opened In
formation furnished on application. Caa
eiua E. Gillette, Capt., Kngrs. *
CLASSIFIED AUVtH fISEMENTS.
PKNSOAAk.
•T jim that w a sri.KNmn
mak. up Kvi u your ui.uh.r woulil h*vi>
never know n V. That mut* hr h great
Who nupidicd that outfit ’ ’’The Georgia
hair expert. Sa\annah Hair, Jewelry and
Hhuving Suppli lloum , the place f>r e\
erythlng |M*rtaunng t hair, whether fo
remove nup* rttuou* or utv-iglitly hair, or
to replace what age or ill kin iv he > 4UI-
I'd to prematurely U*n 1 ordered troin
him through the mall thl ntutu- h< , l wig
and whlf*k re and they cam*' O. K
IH YOI’H IRON SAFI*, riltl.-PROOF ’
Hiiffei A Freeman hav* standing offer
of Si.WO lor every af<* of their make that
doe* not pteaerve It* content* Otic ***t<‘
W4-* In burning debit* llt hour* When
taken out. the hope had to bn turned on
It When opened, not a page wm dtacol
ored. not a record )o*t, not a dollar de -
*trov©d If ou want M.iiirlty. buy a
Htiffel Sc Freeman *afe I*. I*. Miller,
agent.
YOr WILL LIKE TIIK MILK FROM
Spur.gfield Dairy, lt a rich and pure, try
It
HAVE TOFH BICYCLE REPAIRING
doii** properl\ thai* the way we do It,
W F Hi*gin*. 125 Drayton
FCRNITFUK l PI<ILSTKRED*’MAT
• re**e* renovated. Antique furniture re
pniluhed furniture tft*< krd an 1 *htPtH'd In
l>e*t manner Send me your order*. C
V. Miller, agent
RONE FLODR; SfCporND BAG.
have order with E Moyle. Ih Hr ••tighten
etreet. eaat. or 114 Park avenue, east. 1.
Gaidn-r. agent
IF ITS RtTOB TOP WANT YOU CAN
get them cheaper from McOlllta
SPECIAL. AN UNLIMITED MJPPIY
of nice willow rocker*, ludica' atxe. at S3
J W Teetde.
VA LF ROYAL DAIRY IS ONE OF
th* beat eiulp|wl dalrle* In the South,
a uteom engine and boiler; hot an I *•!
water-pipe?* running through bolt ling
rtvm. with facllltle* for *t* lining bottle*
and uienall* ln*.ir<* fierfect clean’lnrH*.
and purity, the I***? milk obtainable for
children aid tnvllale*. *ele|hoiie. **.
• both telephone com pan lee). Poetoflb *•
llo*. 300
SCHOtTL nooks NEW AND SF.O
ond-hand. *oll ami exebang**!- l am**
2nd Reader. ;iv. Srd Reader 2f*c; 4th Read
•r. Me, Uh Reader, 45. . Lincoln’* Phyelolo
gy, 4k . lnt Stepping Stone* Literature.
25r; 2nd Stepfdng Stan***. StVr; Prince*
Arlthmatlc. 1&'. Alontgoim ry History,
At Gardner** liuzoui
I AM NOW LOCATED AT 414 WEST
Itroughion, ring up 2P*I II you want to
have your furniture moved or packed for
nhlpmem or storage. I guarantee price*
th* sanx- a* I do th work ih.u * given to
me A S Griffin, 414 Itioughton s(r*et,
weer. matt!©*** made to order.
MILLERS BTOVKS AND RANGEd
glva satisfaction The Mognetlc, Econo
! rIL Waldorf. King, and other good
i make* at reasonable prices. 3/7 Rrough
ton. west.
KEN 81 NOTO N fAR M _ MILKIS VN -
j surpassed for richness; delivery is per
| feet; phone, 2.145
DARK FTVENINGS ARK NOWl’OM
tng; let us sell you n lamp; price*. 7Sc to
S3 10. W. F lligglus. 125 Drayton.
SEE MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKS*
ofhee tables, office matting, olhce shad*-*
.07 Rrough ton. west
WHEN TOU BEE M HII.IJB BIXTT
Inrlt B crnla nj,a. you will buy mam
Juat can't belp It; •ill aU In yuan
*P-
run hjorah desionb, ci t ruow.
i era. plants ond bulbs, from <>• a* hlg s
' nursery; leave orders with E!. Moyle, lo
Hroughfon street, east. J. Gardaar,
I agent
FfRNITURE MUVBD WITH CARS."
la • at* laity with M till It,
"MILI.ER B NEW STYLES IN GAR
pet*, mat tines, linoleum., window ahailc*.
otc. All work <lono In ttral-o'n.a atyl*. 20?
Rmuchtoa, weal
BEE - THE JEWEJ. BTOVES ANT>
: rani,,, for ,al by J. W. T,,pla: alao
j i,wl for In.uranca yaaollna atovc.
' M*Q!EI.IB 18 CHEAP ON RVOB. NETS,
lor— curtain,, hammock,, water cootor*.
pUlowa plriuraa. alovea. balninn aull.a.
and furnltura of *vry daa. rtpaloai
II 4 Rt'Yß NICK RATTAN ROCKERB
ahlla thry laat .<*rtm*nt of
!i or kora, dlvana and raay rltalra. C. P
Miller, acenl
THE PRICEB AT WHICH WE BE!,!,
hlrycle aundrlea are mlram-lnu. Try u.
W E Hljtklnv. I2S Drayton
KENSINGTON FARM IH ON AN
elevation In the roumry. free from rlty
drainage, lmpoeathle for milk to heeoitie
rontamlnated. hy Imptira odor.. If you
want pure J-raey milk, phone 234S Da
llvery prompt, aallafarllon guaranieed
if G11.1.1S * moves, packs, bhipi
and atorea ptanoe and furnllura: beet work
rally; no "Cheap-John" prleea- no "Chaap-
John” Jobe,
11 00 FOR WOVEN WIRE COTB
whlla they laat. C p. Millar, agent.
U'till.MS I.ACR CURTAINS WII.I.
beautify your parlor.
tr 50 TOR ART SQUARES WHII.B
Ihry laal Hla aaietrlment. all cradea of
| art eqtiarea. ruga. mate, portiere, C. P.
I Miller, agent
M 011.L.18 SEI.IJr SIXTT.fNCH RUOS
, —Smyrna petterna- for M eanla.
MBfMCAI*
’ ......
ARE TOUR riCJETT IE YOUR
feet are you. call on me anl I
will gtva you-tellaf. I rura Ingrowing
nalle. rorna and all dtseaaea of lha faet
wllhotit pain: charges reasonable; ran
glva ihe beat references in lha city; pa
tient, treat'd at residences; orders can
ha left a* L.lvlng,ton'a drug store, null
and Congress aree,,; telephone 2*3, Dm
Davie surgeon chiropodist
HKI.P WtUTUk-SAU.
'TTfllTirnAYldßß^^rANTED^T^^r^
tonla, N. C. Klynt llulkllng and Construc
tion Company.
"WANTED. TWO <JOOD~COAT MA
kera, al K J. Kennedy's.
WANTED. A STOUT BINGI.E WHITE
man. lo drive street wagon, apply at 217
West' ItroA'l street.
WANTED A COl.l,BOTOH; ADDREHS.
P. care Morning New,.
WANTED. TWO GOOD STICK CANDY
splntiers, and one jeantil man, aiklrea.,
Johnson. King A Cos.. Muron. (is
“Wanted, a woodsman who
thoroughly understand, furnishing logs lo
eiw mill of sn.<* capacity, ami can bring
flfteen up-10-lait |ejmlera; only tlrvl
daaa need U|>plV. Weal Hroa., West Uake,
Eta.
“BAI.ESMKN STANDARD ARTICLE,
liberal commission. you cannot find it liei
ter aide line. Trojan Mlg Cos., South
Rend. Ind
WANT KI Cl IRICK I. AV KI IS.' < AHI "EN
tars, piaaterers, hlacksmltha and home,
ahoers. wheelwrights, tailors. German
Uatkeepera. lta and log choppers and saw
yer*. mill hands; ace Huber, 217 Weal
Ray, Jacksonville.
Ilfeil.l* WABIKD KKMAI.M.
WANTED. CAPABI.B OIRL Ef>R
general house work; Add Broughton street,
cast.
wanted, a good ''mik must
come well recommend'd Applf at 111
Huntingdon. west Friday morning,
between 7 and 10 o'clock.
"ERIE.VCED' HANDS ' AN GET
employment at the E A W I.aundry, 712
Anderson street, weal,
"HOTEI. EMPUOTMENT ADEN' V
West Bay, Jacksonville, while man and
wife, mill hoarding house fV00; white wo
man cook. Eltghtigh. IH; housekeeper, la-
Ukla girl*, maids, laundresMs, cook*
Kkn.oi aincr waktko.
M.M.E MTKNIMIRAPHKB DKSIKKM
ixtelllon, own* machine, willing lo work
\\ line t>Hl. e,
MITUATII'N WANTED RV WHITE
men. wlLlita to i* ai\ ku I >f work, tin
[ ilerstaiMl* luklnv tare of home*. Box 11.
I New
- FfVffITION AH WATCH
man, day or nixhl. sober whit*- man. !**(
refer*'H'r AtUlle*.* Wal* hmNti. .are
! MortiiiiK N w •
\\ ANTKD. l*Offn ION IN tIHOCKIIY
huslne* , tm >ar* **xperlen< , v. Al4res*
<’|erk. arc Momlnx Nw*
\VANTKD. BY A KF.LIAI4LK WOMAN
i pin •< ii- rook AiM'ly No 1M Ferry
; street lata . w. I
STKNOGUAFHITK KXI'KHT WANTS
i |H.stiion. have h.ii several y'ars* expon
ent*© In rullroail work. Hex. ’are New*.
,
U 4>TI.U-IIIM k.LLAAKUI'I.
\\ %NTED i iu LIVK FIOKONB, All
i Ires* B H|*rry. Duval Hotel, Jack
sonville. Fla.
| a-INCII COPPER STENCIL" LETTERS
j for branding cot ion. address. F O. ltox.
31.
WF, WANT A NIFF. <IKNTLK IIORffF,
! for n la*lv must he aod #**e. and a gnol
trial required, must be a horse with •>!©.
jno other wanted Addrre* J tme* Thonip
j son. general delivery, I’oMofflce.
IF YOI* WANT GOOD MILK. GKT IT
fr >in S|*t mgfleM Dairy. It's rich, pure and
wholesome
IF YOIT WANT A FLACM TO DUMP
earth, dirt stand, manure, esc . free of
charge Just at city limit* hauling over
' hard road, writs or tcieidsons Brown
Bias., come; Andsreon and Faat Uruad
street*.
F<Hi imrr—nooaib.
FOR Hi: NT. TWO FRONT ROOM ft.
furnished or unfurnished, use of hath,
with or without hoard, faring Park ex
t*nsl<>n. No. Dtavion street
FOR HUNT. TWO FFRNIHHICD OR
tinftirnl*h< and looms, tatih r*nd tolle; - m table,
stoves and lirhes If ilrtiml, room one
dollar |wr week. furnished; aiiply kff
Aiitlrrson street, west.
NK’HLY Ft RVISIIKD ROOM ALL
•’wvi-nlnn • • , ti<M and cold eater. >4 Bar
ntril. near Lllurty,
ROOMS FFR.VIftIIBD WITH OR
without lioard 3x* York street, east.
FI %TH roll HITT.
complete for housakeeping, furtiLlied
rooms in Ka*l Libert >
FLAT. LARGK AI.GOVKD, AND TWO
other room- unfurnished; *onne< llng elth
lath 5 Gflon sireel, east.
FOR RKNT FLAT AND HAREMRNT
to srimll family. No 12 Jones street, east
- ■■■ 1 ■■
FOR ItlvNT-HOI M3
FOR RENT. HTBKKT
east. jssneiHKm ut once. Apply tleorge
L Gartnany. agent. 16 Bryan street. *t.
FOR RKNT. CoMFORTARI,E lliM HK,
No 217 Waldburg street, east, between
Aberoorn and Unroln. first etase order
and condition; every convenience Riant
rent to right tenant Estate Ralomon
1 Cohen. West Broad and Broughton streets.
FOR RKNT. DERIRABLE DWELLING
with ail modern Improvements. In g>skl
repair 306 Jones, east Kollot h A Hot ev
en.
FOR RENT. LARGE RESIDENCE. 206
Congress street, east, southeast corner
Ahereorn M 8 Raker. Agent. 224 Ogla
th*)f| avenue east
'
nut ft ;vr —tori.
Ton rent""hTore routhavSt
! *orn*r Whitaker and Liberty streets- A|>-
plv 16 Lib- tty street, west.
BMALL OTORKH FOR RKNT. LocaT
••<l on Btiif** and I*resld-nt streets. In rear
of Whitfield Building, splendid ntand for
•‘mail business Apply W M A V\ K
Coney
FOR RENT. BTORR, lift BROFOH
ton street. *.#t; jx ©session Imuxdlately
alo several and aif ihla residences an !
flat*. Apply A. Wylly. 12 Bryan atreat.
aat
FOR KFXT-II IRnCI.LAKKOVI.
I
for rent, erner Broughton and West
llroad streets; fortneriy mviipied by the
Savannah Carriage and Wagon CP. 11. I*.
Hmart.
IOM IALK—HICAL UYATA
"^rcTn^KVTfiTFr
loratloti for large >perator. Gifford Com
pany. Ja*-ksofiville.
FOR HALE. A LOT FOR TWO HUN*
dred dollars, easy farms, on Ninth street,
near East Broad, no city taxation. C. H.
Dorsett
RESIDENCES AND BCtLDINO I>OTS
for sale all over the rlty. Hobart H
Tatem. real catata dealer. No. 1 York
i afreet, west
FOR HALE. LOTS ON NINTH, NEAR
East Broad, m P* each; will soan t*e
advanced to f225. when a lot haa been
paid for I can arranga to get a home
built. C. H. Dorset I
FOR BALE. THOSE LOTS ON NINTH
street, near Eeat Broad, have only been
eold to flrat-clase parties. ~*ho will maka
good neighbors, and none other can buy
The term* are very easy, and they are
cheaper than any other In the vicinity.
C. H Dorset!.
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET
near East Broad; no city taxes, at
each; twenty-five doll era cash, and easy
monthly payment*. C. H Dr*att.
ruk lALk-nikIKUAKKOUI.
witchhazel: thebe is witch
haxU and wltcnhaael Una Is mad** to
rura. the otter Is mad*- to aell; put a
i ottle of ours by the *uds of on*- of ths
other kit'd; we give you all the quality
(tnd all the quart!y that your money en
titles you to~a pint for a quarter Pars** s
Drug St or* a, Henry and Abercorn. Whit
aker and Taylur.
HORSE. PHAETON AND HARNESS,
cheap; also road cart. Havannuh Bale and
Hoarding Ht.ibles.
FOR HALE. MADSTONE W S Bran
nen, Proctor. Ql,
FOR SALK. NEW TIMBER CART, 7*4
feet high. 7-Inch tread. 4-Inch axle For
p.trtlctilar apply to N B Stafford A Tiro.
Tarhoro, Oa
FOR HALE A FIRSTS I-AHB RETAIL
grocery business tn Tampt. Fiorska; well
bH-Mfe*! and doing a good business; s4.<io
| to Pl.ooo. cash; satisfactory r*w*un* for
-*e|iing Address. ia>* k Box, 241. Tampa.
| Flo.
I "FOR HALE CHEAP SALOON CON*-
n**cte<l with Itariier shof>. muat sell at
1 one**. r* account of going into other
1 business; corner Rroughton and Houston
street, Savannah, Ga.
~FOR BALE. LARGEr*PAYINO~I.TV
cry stable. Ihtrgaln Address J W. Kim
brough, Webster. Fla
"SPRINGFIELD DAIRY 18 NOTED
for having rich, pure milk, try It; you
will he please*!
HOARDING.
"BOARD.’’ FRONT ROOMS WITH
good board; table tosrder* desired. Tst
nsll third from Liberty.
Pl.t MRIXO.
MODERN PLUMBING. IT WILL HE
to your interest to iet me give you an es
timate on your plumbing, new or old
work; repair work a specialty, aa I m
s practical plumber. No guess work to
endanger your life. Wiggins, phoas 797.
Meorgim or Deli.
IOST AAD rOt’NiD.
MIST I t G IN Ml NAMED TED. RE
ward If returned n U H Jewett. HtßTy
strecr and Waters road.
* U>BT. A ROUGH HAIRED TF.RRIEII.
brown • .its s.th tdlr, answers to Mike;
am one reluming same to Nellsen A
laindsvcrk. shtfs-handl* r*. will be ra
warded.
%Hst liltbAAM)! a.
WE GIVE YOl EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss finish; perfect sod Forest City
Liundrj. Park avenue,
KOCH A SYLVAN. 46 WHITAKER
have just received a large assorimeni of
small fancy gih docks.
NO BOTCH. NO HKMBUG.
iborough pointer, i aper ha eg r and da>-
orator. Ta>lor K of I* Hall
THE FT AII THAT LEADS THEM
.ill. New lH*mretic Machine wi:h txili
t'oringe. Penton A Hon
WE CLEAN CLOTHES BY THE RE
•orclne antpeptir procega Try us New
Y k Hleatn Dye Works, Whitaker and
Stall
FOR FISHING TACKLE NETS. ETC.,
gn to Cornwell A Chlpman.
HAVE YOI It 1 IOCSE PAINTED
with German ready-mimed paint, entlra
sstlsfaTlon guaranteed Adams Paint
Company.
"It IB NO TROITU.E FOR V ft TO’Es
timate on your plumbing work, our
plumber* are first-clae** anil our work
guarante***!. let us do vour w>rk and save
you monex A C. Price A <’<>. Phones 656,
Htate and Jefferson streets.
WANTED. ONE THOUSAND MUN
gry pm|>|e at the Mont hern Grocery Com*
psny. lit lUrn.ird street.
"’PHONE 1575 FOR FOREST CTTT
loiumlry They sill call fur your Iman
tmm-dlMle|y.
GET YOUR WEDDING PRESENTS
at Ktw'h A Sylvan'*. 46 Whitaker. They
are Iw-.iutlful snd i-heup.
FOR PAPER HANGER AND PAINT
er get Taylor s sdlmate* Y'ti won t re
gret It Painters' supplier
ATTACHMENTS AND MACHINE RE
palr*-<l whtb* voti wait: all work gusrnn
teed. For poor people free, penton A Bon
"LADIES. HAVE YOI'It FINE CRE
pon .ml tailor mad** lr*' -ch I>*c I I v
j new o7d>e prorese guantnteed not to
! •dirlnk or get out of shufe- New York
Dy* Works. Whit iker and State ’f*hm<
*43 v
* roit IIARnWARR AMl> TOOLB. GO
to Cornwell A Chlpman'*
'HI HK.1.1. KKIVFII PIPE. FI.UO
plj),. Itr, rtay, lire !>rtck at Inwwi prlra,.
Atlanta l'alnt Company, tot C'oiigreaa.
writ.
‘ Monu Til AN fiNE HUNDREt' CENTS
In ,v.rv iktltar of your lunl-rariird hnrtt
rath at lha Houlham Groc-ry Company,
114 Barnaul utrrrt
ie ynr are in'nkkh of rmsT
r|t“!t i.lttmltlnK work of nnv kind. A C.
|>rka A Cos. will dtt It rhraprr for you
Miitit antTtnv -la** Phonr>. litt, Htat, and
J.ffnraon alrrata
THE MOBT I-P irt ItATK WrtßK 111
IwWf turm-d out by form City laiinjiy.
Phono 1671
WATCH ANIt JEWELRY REPAIRING
41 von |H*r'M.>tutl allonti'tn, at Korh A ttyl
van'a. 4* WMtakor.
WALI. PAPER*. I'AINTB. VAM
t |.* oo kai'Ooilnro ond *!.< and tfco l
mo'h.nlrt. 800 Taylor, K of P. i laat I
HINGER NEBDI.IB, THREE FOR
n.- rrnla; (111 oil with doion froa. Ponton
A Son
FOR RANGES AND HTOVS* OO TO
Corn writ A Chlpman
“OYPHINE IB THE REST WALI.
lab mad- Adam* Paint Cos., Savannah
aganta. 104 Conaraaa. w-at.
BEE OUR BTEBI. ENAMEL RATH
tul. only IIO'IO dollara; ratlmnl-a rltwr.
fully furntahwl A C. I’rtc, A Cos, Btato
and J-fT-raon atnrrta. Phonrw 468.
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by lnvatln voor hant-carn-d hard caah
with tha H.nttharn Orocary C.mtpany, 114
Barnard atrrt
Norwood's "Satire"
For sale at all News Stands
in Savaonah. .
I.KOAL IKALfCa.
BANKRUPT HALM OF AHftETB. SA
VANNAH BOX AND ItAHKKT WOItKd
Under and by virtu*- of an order grant
ed by the Hon. A. H MacDonell, lief
erea In Bankruptcy, In the matter of W.
If Ballinger. Bankrupt, the undersignad
will sell, at public auction, on the |>rem-
Ises located on the lAOulsvllle road. In tho
city of Savannah, O*.. on Monday, (k*t.
15. 190 b. at 11 o'clo*k. (Havannah city
time). In the foreno*m. a lot of machinery,
tools and apparatus for the manufacture
of hnxeaja crates, barrel* and hank**Vs.
among which are: Titus Veneer Machine;
Titus Adjustable Head Haw; Haw
Table; Haws. Hand and Power Clip
p*rs, B. A B Holmes bottb!* fturface
Planer; Cut-Off anl Heading Haws. Al
lington A Curtis Blower System. i’om
plete; Hot ’Air Dry Kiln; Pulley*. Rhaft-
In. Belting Basket Forms; Barrel
and Orange Box Heads; No. 9.
Iron Wire; Tacks. Nall*, etc., etc.
Private re.dad bids for the whole or
any part of the asset* will !e received by
the undersigned, up to October 10. at 10
olo'k. In the foreno n. which will be
Opened by the Referee at his office. No.
4 liryan street. • ist. at said time and
place. Right to reject any or all bids re
serve*! Term* of sale; Cash
Property may be in*p cted and full list
re*-n. hy applying to, JACOB QAEAN.
Trustee. 14 Provident Building, Bavannsh,
Oa
West End Street Car goe* to the Fac
tory.
1 — ll
legal noriißi.
county.—Notice I* hereby given that
I will apply to th** Honors hie Robert Fal
iigant. Judge of the ftti|M*rl>r Court of the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, at Chambers at.
Savannah. Oa., on Saturday, Nov fo. 1900,
at 10 o'clock a m for nil order to sell
st private ml* the thre*-fifth© (3-5) un
dlvbb tl of J. II W llenken, An
nie llenken and Gertrude Menken In that
certain lot of Un*l at Thunderbolt, or War
saw. Georgia. IsMindetl on the north hy
W'arsaw river, on the south by a street,
on the east by lot belonging to M. J Dee
vergers an*! on the west hy a lot of land
belonging to Henry Ambos, the same be
ing rectangular In width, having a front
age on th*- river of <k> feet and a rectan
gular depth of 3ft> feet. It being a [Hrrfion
of the Tobias Turner tract of land. I de
sire to sell this land because the bind t*
unproductive and the Income therefrom
uncertain and it will h sold for the pur
poa© of reinvesting the proce**ds of the
sale.
GKSCIIR MENKEN.
Gu irdtan of J. II W Honkon. Annta C.
Menkw irel Ucrirude Hrnk.n.
Oct. 11. I*oo.
OBORGIA. CHATHAM fCtIN-TT.
Rouji 1.10v.1 ha to the Court of
ordinary for a twelve montha' mtifMiri for
heraelf out of the ectate of Benjamin
IJoyd. deceaaed. Apprairera have main
relurna allowing miw
There are. therefore, to cite all whom It
may concern to appear before aa and court
to make objection on or before the flrat
Monday In November, next, otheratlae
MW will he granted
IVttneaa, the Honorable Hampton U
Ferrtll. Ordinary for Chatham eoun'jr,
thta Ute Uth day of October.
CRANK K. KRILHACH.
Clark CL 0.. C. C., Ga. ,
3