Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

ECKSTEIN'S missing money. * t <>h\ \noiaw* WICB IX -I.HI "T !'* WIUH. an o YVliJr Hr. , , u,trill should Him r Ilnur hm-h , il>kr I'lrrr of IliinUm W Ilk " %I , r r.s Hair. Hair l IVr %1 .„ lark dun Glrn a d|>lrr .%•- l Ihr lnr.lrn. al Thai End ■>f ihr l.lnr—Th'.rnnab Invr.tlita- Ha. Ha.lr Hrrr by E|r**s . pain Drlrellvr. Shortly Aflrr , IVa* lla.lr Hanna. feM i Haw ilrrn An nnanrrd. n r no nrw *Jevc!o|>n* m h#r* , ,i.,\ in thr Ki'krt.-iii m.ittrr Involv i m> * t.rlou* .11-appearance of 15.000 i rnv.iO|ir exprriwrd h>- Mr. Gm , I* I. in In N- w Y'ork io hl> bioih* r. I iiite K kirtn In Kivann ih. tr*o ~i being expressed only an $5,001 bin ng 110.000. Mr Kmlle EckMoln l , ,i anything ns hiff*brtli<r prompil.v i..,i him SS.H)O additional nftrr bring , i ihai Ihc package received tore lined only ss.ooti. The llo.OO) In que*- u.i.' to be used in settlement with :.civile Erkateln for Ills interest in the M D G. Schwarabautn. who la In 1 of Ihe More of Gustave Bekrle n A . eln.-r the rrtlremrnl of the Junl r i -i.er. tlrrllned ye.ter.lay l mike any ,m meiit In connrcitofi with the mmier. that he preferred to remain quiet i the express companies had completed InveetiKalion. \ thorough Investigation. Including a r .1 c ross-* xamlnatlon of all the wltntss , it this end of the line, was made het rti> after the loss was reported. d**- IV ,. irpre.cntlng both th* Adam. Kx i I'ompany and the South, rn Kxpr-e. i taking part in tie- Inveatlgatlot miilit Investigation I. underwood t b.-rn made at the other end of the jr, put what con* tendon* were reached . lilt' companies’ detectives have not , n made public. I *>ih thr Mr.srs Brkweln Being vary K.ll known hrrr, especially In business ~r Wa, the sirauge siory of the disap |.ar.in <■ of SS.< W > attracted very decid' and • r.tlon and wit. the genera: topic of iil>*) amoii(t the businfif men. It %\.i> generally" cotnmei.tcd u|Kn n* \*.\ strange that Mr. Eckstein, who 1* K >wn to be a very careful business man. - .Uhl have unth rtik n such a rti*k> pi • i hu-fincss as sendinK f 10,0 m by exp re** <t' nly >5.000. when for an additional *x- I * n■.i not exceeding $5 h* could have* In* f.4 the safety of the entire amount Th mull amount saved hardly aceined to warrant the risk Tie New York ftun. which was toe only New York morning paper to have •in account of the affair, was In *rc it demand, tb* news dealer* dlaposln* ot their entire supply early in the day. The Sim (thw good story of the New York • m! of the affair, though It moke* the F>-k --•Hns to le member* of ti large whole •.die cotton house In Savannah. Instead if a dry good* firm. The Sun's* account |*art. Is us follows*: *nc day lact week Mr. Eckstein went '• the Central Notional Honk at Hroadway, where he I* a lrpo*lrfr. He <!r> w hi* check for s!o.*o. and askd *.i >b r Young for bill* of a large <bom it t lon. The q.hter gave him nltie lI.AQO i l l- and two K>K) bill.*. Here.’* sate) Eckstein. “put ihcsc In a large envelope. pb as* . I want to send that ni.ney South by exprcti." <'ashler Young had one of hi.-* clerk* * n iJ-*-e the >10.0"0 in a sfout wrapper. This v i' ban'led over to K<Kitln. H* tnovel uway from th* cashier's de*k in the of rs*‘ room of the bank and then a* If e hud forgotten something he turned in k. Addressing th** clerk who had wrapped up the fln.flno. K kst*ln sul*l: ■ Will you phase murk *>5.W on the out l‘U* of that wrapper?" The cashier, who had heard Eckstein my th to his clerk, turned to the young mm i:l told him not to do anything <f th *'i He said t Eckstein: Mr. Eckstein, ft against the rule* of this institution to allow <i clerk oi a y . ih* r jm rson connected with th * bank 'o mark on n express pa kauc anythin t- r than th* atnouni It actit.illy con • Ins. The <*lerk will mark s!<>.dJo *ti tin , writ in r or he will noi mark it at <1 I kstein was silent a moment. Then he w, i ‘ Oh, very well. Mr. Young, give i(> |ia( ka< to me. It Is my money. 1 v. ill do Just a* I please with It." Ihe wrapper containing IHMW was t . •%} over to Eckstein. The cotton mer • ant took ii|* a pen find m irked "|s.o>y“ on th*' outsit!** of the |*a kago. Tns • . pc. he handed the parcel of money ha k ('.shier Young requesting him to sen*! t b' oxftress to Havaimalv, along with t i* rr.-t of th** express business of tin bank. It was addressed to l*>’kstein •* t ’otner. who Is at the he id of th*' Ba iiinith rotton house. Mr. Young accept • i the package anl Eckstein left th ' Hitk. At the close of business KckstelnV ; i k gc mnrkts! **15.000" was token to an ‘ • of th* Adama Express Comiwn)* by * rn* ss ngi*r of th* hink. A receipt wo* <* *‘i* I for It ns market! an.l It was for •' lie), together with the other pack ig< • i money thot had come from the earn** ink. N'* hlng was hear*! of the matter again • ;l late Tuesday night. At that tim* *• #v- Eckstein g*>t t* legram from hi? • t In Havannih saying that th* pack i I been received, bu: contained only ,r ippear* that Oustaye F>kstein hid witt. n to Ins brother In advance inform al that he would forw ird in i K;i.. marked In fact, Otis -1 v. explained Just how he would carry • t tho whole transaction. Express o■’ on IVflft are of course less than ' hut Just why Eckstein marked • krtfee at one-half Its a*’ual value * known except to himself. n tiustave got his brother’s tele -1 startled him. It was too late that ’ to do anything. Yesterday morning ; at the hank long before Its doors 1 As soon ns he got in he called r Mr. Young, the cashier, before whom 1 the whole matter. He asked Mr. ' If he knew what had Income of ih*r s.'*.ssi. The question surprise*! tiler and he told Eckstein so. To 'he cotton merchant replied A u. pi-ght not P-.iti) have been taken ' f th- packag* right here In the bank It was t ik* to the express Off o'*** made Mr. Young hot, and he re torr and: ' <*ur money might have been taken out ’ - nnah wh*yi th fin.nnp was recelv •l * her* Whoever op**ned the package m ht have abstracted EYOUU. I* v -li amount called for on the wrapper | H 1 have you understand, sir, that It my brother who opened the package vinnah." cried Eckstein. "And I’ll v’i know that 1* w is my clerk w o I It and you saw him wrap up the •'* yourself.** retume* 1 Mr Young. u fer >me more excited talk be. ' ' H* • ishler nn*l Eckstein the 1 it 'd out of th*- bank and upstairs ’ 1 offlres <>f the law firm of Frank ft •hi lie put the matter in the of Attorney Frank. Mr Frank re v anything about the matt.r hevood admitting that he t his lent had very little chance recovering the mining 15.t00. K* k it 53 \Vi i*i Kighty-lxth sareei. ' ' ' not i 0 lw im*. n her**. 1 r b,mk totn I’r * i*l*n! Lmgdon 4 *• let Young ref us* and to make any n* - 'onremlng it* matter: ‘ ‘u* C. Wdr of tnc Adams • l * r ' enspany. auk!: ku s matter ilk* thin our company Old-fashioned Training Its Strong and Weak Points. The strong point of tho olj.fashione.l trajmm; w> tL<- ftrrv, lai'l upon moral ity ami virtue. "Bo goal and you'll he happy," was the common precept set Ijefore the growttiK '"hild llut as the girl grew up to nMidenhnol shr was oAen sorely puride<l to reconcile those pst teachings with her present condi tion. She was good. Her sail was Sure as the lillies of her garden. Her cart was undefiled. And yet she was despemtly unhappy by reason of physi cal ailments common to women. This was the weak side of old faabioncd training: It ignored the 4 illiiM’M j- P f 111 •V-, ISJ L Wk \ - t* U. J| v jpi Jl| B rrSi' l m l it ’Mf'jMK WISMjW f. IV-sal r ■IRNV TOk VAN -- x fIS needs and requirements of the body All its effort was to guide the heart and mind. The tndv might stumble along anyhow, and it generally did. Many a sweet-faced, modest-minded young girl has liad her first doubts of the goodness of Providence come in through the door of physical suffering. "Why must I suffer in this way?" she asks, " Why docs tny back ache, mv bead throb and my side pain, so that’ I am fain to creep away into a darkened room ami forego the pleasures which belong to my season of life ?" NO ANSWKK COMES as a rule to these questions. The young woman looks around ami sees scores of similar sufferers. She is told it is a part of the burden laid upon women, and she shaiies her shoulders to her heavy load. This is all a mistake. Proper train mg, proper physical care would many times prevent these miserable condi tions. But in any case, however dis tressing the present condition, it can be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Prescription, if it is a disease curable by medicine. "I write a few lines to thank vou for your advice ami grand remedies, to which I owe my health, and perhaps my life,” says Aiiss Flora I. Greer, of 107 Howe Street, Akron, Ohio "My trouble started during my childhood, hut did not prove serious until 1803, when I met with ati accident caused by a horse running away. From that time I did not sec a well day. I snffered at every monthly period with terrible headache, irritation of the spine and |iains in my heels so I could not liear them resting on the softest tallow. W’liat I suffered pen could never de scribe. 1 had soreness through my hips and ovaries all the time and con stant backache. Was afraid to lie alone, imagined that every one hated me, anil everythiug looked like a mountain. One doctor would tell me one thing ailed me, another would say something altogether different, but they only re lieved me. 1 then wrote you 111 April, wouM carry tho package ns fir as Wash ington. Thor* It woul'l t‘ trnnsfirnsl to ih.- floulh.rn Kxpress Company, which wouM carry It to flavnnnnh. Th** i**tsoo wtio r<. . Ivo.l ihc' package* at th** Havan nah end may have* not Hi* I the* Southern Kxprc-s Company of tile* lncc If ,o. the naetter prill r* a*h us idle r I hcuJn't hear-! of It until you told me* It is Indeed a very peculiar caw and ** would proiar the matter most thoroughly betor** l*a ytru* over iny tnc’to t*. In a case like this where .1 f.tle* mark 1.-> put on the pa M;\,e. there Is but little .*tnn.*e of the sendvr i*ltlni{ III' 10-ec made uooc* 1 don't think that the packaKe was ever o|a*n- 1 wnlh* In me car* of the express company, and th<n nvaln It appear* to me that If some rrook hail ot le dll of It lie would have taken the Whole $10,000." Mr. Weir said the express rates to Sa vannah were* a'cout $1 no the tl.ooo. AT Till*: tup:ITEM. •*/nsa" 11 ill He the Altrnetlon t.l To-dtty'■ Matinee and To.nl(kt, At the matinee to-day and at to-niaht's performance Belaseo'x "/arc will le presented tin.|i-r 111" direction of Mr Thailes Frohman. The company Is very Cl ails the .am*' as that w hich presented Ihe play here I.im season, and mm* one oi i n* Pi si performance* of th* entire >*at. The pay le what my > < •tiled t heart Iraxidy of mod' rn Ilf**. Mr Ililan*., has nuuli a retnatkaUle an 1 hlithly Interesllnjr play. Ito story deals with events that are a part of almost every dty life. Il ojK-ns ••n the si me of a roncerl hall Ih Saint Btln ne. where. ilurlnK the enAre pro gre s of the first net there Is a most r. al l-tie exhibition of various phases of life behind the scenes, as such a pi tee of atnusc m**nt as ever I* * n sltown het'*. It even lays bate the secret* of the -t i" thunder, luthtnlntt. rain and a clatter of t „ r .. s' hoofs. "Zaxa," it chant* use. with liny r* 1 ha r und the star feature of the c urrent bill Is Introdu id In her dr. ssin* n* nt. which o.up t u imtllon of tin sc-cne She enters in sire t cosnim. and, but for the iw ci-Pn.il friend > Interven tion of a screen, tin audlem .* won I * ih- Seqi’ti.llv Willie- tin complete o|*.*mllon of ilressiiiK and m.cklnv up for Ih.* state . As It I-. very Httb* !• left to Ih. Imugl nattoi While wnltln* for her rtn . "/at* ' ' meets Bernard Dufr.t,. i married Paris ian who has (tom* behind the sen.. * wilt, a friend, atnl with u firm det.tminutioti Hot to sin i-umh to the . hanp- Of the hati in fart so -or.* I* lit* of himself .hat he hi- booked a place on the mld ulKht train for Purls Ihe lick* I* n** 11-..1 however. Then conn -lx imatth". •Im ink whic h "7. a5." a.nl Bernard live loxether In n llHh' notlase at Saint Ktl enne. "Zaxa" ha- left the stave and, thmiurh the aaakenlnu of r* . lov. in her the vulgar oneert hall slnai r has h.*- conn quite did nt worn in. The cou ple liav.* I-i * *' *' "***' ,v ** f " r Bernard's ocoosloosl slmenees "on busl- - wife and , hild In I'arls. De>.*rmlne.| to learn the truth and ex|-.-' nlm to his wife, she so*" to his Iwju-c. Madame Dufrer .* I- oul. but In a most pathetic Interview with the liule korl. Toto. "Zaxa ' learns so much o' Bernard’s happy home Hf<* t '•<* cannot ttrawl to th. sclllsh a* l of and- roy Ink It for the nuke of l.rlnttlnK '*** k to Iwr a man to whom a tatter woman ha * a pnur inthi In the fourtit it t. "/.txa' return* to doiut litlvnne brokut-licot led, THE MOKNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13,1900. tSqq, through the advice of a neighbor, and followed your advtce from April to Ily. I took five hottles of Itoctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and four of ' Golden Medical Discovery ' and five vials of 'Pellets.' Have nek had a single symptom of my old trouble so far. Can sleep good nights, work haul, and can eat solid and substantial foist without distress. .There are several of mv friends taking your medicines with the lest results since they have seen how they helped mo, "If any oue wishes to know more of my raw and will enclose a stamp 1 will answer any question they wish to ask." health for women. The use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription has brought health to thou sands of hopeless women. If you are sick it will almost surely bring health to vou. In all the huudreds of thou sands who have used " Favorite Pre scription ” for womanly ills, only two in every hundred have failed of a perfect and perms nent cure. And even these two in every hundred have been bene fited. their pains eased, their burdens lightened, their lives made hippier Dr Pierce 'a Favorite Prescription establishes reguhnty, dries enfe-- l tiling and unhealthy drams, heals inflamma tion and ulceration and 1 cures female weakness. From the first change of life, when the gnl be comes a woman to the lost change of life it is a "Godsenil to women" as a preservative of health and a cure for womanly ills. "Your letter just re ceived," writes Miss Rose Kilfc'.hcr. of 43 West Sbarpnark St., liermaii town. Philadelphia, Pa. "Words fail to express how thankful 1 am to you for your advice. I must confess that for the length of time 1 have tieen using your medicine I have found it to be the most wonderful and best remedy for female troubles that I ever have tried. Sorry I did not kuow of your 'Favorite Prescription’ vears ago, but will gladly tell my friends who are suffering, of your won derful medicine.” Then* is no alohol in " Favorite Pre scription” and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine anil all other narcotics. Sick and ailing women arc invited to consult Dr. Pierce, hv letter, frre. All correspondence belli as sacred and womanly confidences guarded by the same strict professional privacy which is observed in the personal consulta tions of Dr. l*icrcc and his staff (num licring nearly a wore of physicians) st tlie Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. Address Dr. R. V. Pierre, Buffalo, N. Y. It sometimes happens that the dealer tempted by the little more profit paid by less successful preparations, will try to press a substitute upon thr customer, claiming that "it is just as good as Pierce’s." It is will to remember at such a time, that the claims of superi ority made for Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription do not rest on mere words, but upon cures. Thousands of weak women made strong and sick women made well testify to its superiority over other put-up medicines for women. the mui.i: op the Bonv, is a title which has been aptly applied to Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. In plain English it points the way to womanly health and happi ness, and fully discusses and illuminates those great and grave questions which involve the well-being of women. This great work, containing 1008 lurge pages, and over seven hundred illustrations, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pav expense of mailing only. For the volume bound in durable cloth srnd 31 one-cent stamps, or only ai stamps for the Iwok in paper-covers. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ports with Bernard and returns to Ihc stake. The fifth art shows the exterior of the famous "Ambos-adeurs," In the Champs Klysees, Paris, wlore "Zaxa" Is appearing with tremendous success. As she leaves the concert hall to step Into her carrlawe. she encounters Bernard, who t- awn I tin* her exit. Hi* lex. her to return to him, but she* tells him that while her nfTectlon for him wtis th> only honest love she ever felt for any tn in. the broken chain eon never be mended. Ho, with the last fare well to Barnard, she steps Into her cur rl.tki* as th*- Anal curtain falls. The point of th.* whole play Is that "Dove redeemed the world." Throuuh the agency of "Zasa's” one real love af fair and sQlis.ciuent broken heart, she was transformed Into a good woman. PIN Al. I’KHSOSAIe Mr. H. E Weed of flrtflln Is s sues! of the Pulaski. Mr. J. I. Birdson of Atlanta Is a guest of the I>e Soto. Mr. I*'. S Slskron of Atlanta Is register ed at Ihe Screven. Mr. K. H. MeCrnry of Denmark Is a attest of the Pulaski. Mr A. S Anderson of Hartshorn Is a Ruesl of the Soto. Mr. J. A Donovan of Atlanta Is reR- Istered at the Do Soto. ■Mr M K. O'Neal of BalnhrPUe. Cos., Is rißtsfcrcd at the l'ul c-kl. Mrs. r. W. MacMillan and children have returned from Kwannanoa. Mr. J imes A. Duckworth of Blrmififf ham I reatsieretl at the I.* Horn, Mr Sismund II tr will leave via the Southern to-day for Hot Hprlrm- N. ('. Mr. W. I*. Huberts of Valdosta w**t* nmonß >' sterday’s arrivals at tlie De Soto. Mr W. It c'irhart of Atlanta was imonß the arrivals af the De Soto yes terday. Mr. I. Stoddard Taylor. representinß the John Allen Company, Is a Ruest of the De Soto. * Messrs L. an*l A. I- Johnson of Way cross were imonß th* urrlvals at the Screven yesterday. The friends of Mrs P. Jl. Httkhes, who b. Inert 111 for Iht last two weeks, will In* kl.nl to learn Ilia! her condition Is much Improved. Mr Joseph M Driver his remove,! Ids iiw office from No. in Bryan. <at. where be has been for the tusl several years. Io No I Itrviin. east. Mrs Ham Kret*,man. who has been vls liltik her mother. Mrs Hnxter, will la* .imoriK th** |Ki-en*ers of th** Southern to day for New Vork. r.iioil lews for rtrrr tli-sitera. Who have scrofula taints In th*lr blood, an.l wio bis not? Sciufnlt In all l>s fo*ms Is i tirel by Hood s Harsrparlll* whi* h lltorookhly iturlfjea the b| isl Th s disease, which frequently ai>t**ars In chil *.ren. Is *rea:ly to Is* dr**.nleil It Is most likely to affect rite rtbiiais of neck, which in om** enlar*sl. .ruplloti- aiipeur on the |,. i.| and fa* nod the .*yi - are frequontty ifTe. cl. f'pon Its first apf*aranca. |t*r ha|>- In slight eruptions or pimples, scrof u Ibr •' tlrt l' • i.i : *i ad from Ihe e>s|.m by it thorough .ours* cf llnd, na 1,,i111s to prevent ill the painful an I m kenlnß eonsesjueiices ef rum.ink sciof ir. which drain the system, sap th - siienßth and maka aklxtuoca utterly wretched.—ad* , MERCHANTS WILL TAKE HOLD. RIXIMOXX MIA OfKFH WONKY Ttl 111.1 I* %MMY AU Mrrtlat **f Tliclr (*oumlttec llrll mi llir Hr Koto ami n l*lan I 'nr mtt - lat'd—llialnrM Mrn lU*mk* Thai IMone? Ua Ihe 'I hi at at th* Kilt* Mini Needed—They Offered Ttl. Instead of a Trade* Diplny—< ••- miller %|toini*l to Auli mvrlpllonN— Mine> Than Halted to Hr I ard for Frrr Mtreet Knterialn itM-nl*—To Hr Expended b% Elk*. Tlie tn* tvhunte rommlileo. Hint met at the IVBoto I.iat night for ihe purpose of ramddeftnir way* an<l mean a **f maktiuc the Elks’ Carnival aihl rtireei Fair a *ao iMs, entered enfhiolaaiVaHy Into iht work and wound up by apfiointtnit an ad iliilon.il committee of merchants, io oollc.t MulN’eription*. Thin last named object wm not * n of those contemplat'd by the Elks whan the aaalatanco of the business men wi* anked and Ih*' firm aieetlna *■• railed. Then Ihe commute, that met last night w.ih named. It wa* believed th.il ih committee would •>• emUirk upon iv enterprise that would not redound to th* Interest and welfare of Buvannali. There nsaembled In th* gentlemen’* pirlor of the iv Hoto last night the (oi loaing g utlcmen, who had been vrtll' l logetner to von alder what port the buel ni'v in* n of th** idly should p ay In mak ing clit- Carnival a sueers- Men? John J M'lionough. Herman Rosenheim. 8 KrouskofY, laeojohl Adl*r, M 8. Guvkeii heftmer. A. B. I'almer av Joseph J Hig lijiP Besideh these members of the com mittee ther.i nrei> pr ~*nt a number f i indues* men **i l r< pr* s**ntaltves of th* Ex*utlve Committee of ttie Carnival ' dlocueslon of hho and m*.tns s i* con tinued for nearly three hours. Mr. McXßniuurli a* clll in Ihr chair .n*t Mr. Roe tiheim nnkcnl to act aa ye r* iary. Th** ttia btiflnees was io lnlor ?he suggest ion ni.td** at th** general m •* t lug of ihe merchant*, tlitit each one should Adopt and have print**! a circular letter advertising th** * amival. which should e dietrllulled to th** correspondents of th l*usln>. men of Savannah. It w.m *l* *r mined not to adopt a art form of circular but to leave this matter to the Judgm* nt tiul leterminulion <f the nierchauta of the city It waa ihought poaalbla that a 'a riety of circular I* it* rs from tne mer chants would l> nior good than one and II was decided to |.*v< this matter to the taste of thooti by whom the letters would In |u*us). The trades display feature of th" en terprise did not receive very i nthusl.istti *tilmport from the merchants, who sceimd to think thut money could In* better -pent to some foriA of anicrtainmenl that wouM keep visitors mus**l lor a greater tN>r tion of the tlm* Mr. Higglne ofTer**l the loilnwtng which was finally carrle*l without a tlse'i!lng vote: “Resolved, That the m**r* hunts of Ba vuntian the Elks’ Carnival *nl recommend that the chair appoint *m mltte*' t> solicit subscrlptloi.s for lh f*ur imse of entertaining the visitors to th* tty, -ill money swbe>'rit>**l to lie spent for ut*loor entertainment a." This motion, as lias I won stated, was carried without liss**nt. Th* chair ap pointed the following cbcnmltle* Messrs T J. I>avis, John Lyons. N Long, 1 Cd- Int. H. II Levy. I O. !l ia*. Frank C. Battey. A It. Calmer. 8 E Thetis. 1 A Solomons, A Ferry Solomon, W. W Gor don. Jr . J T. Went, Arthur Weil and Thomas R.idant vn*-. This committee will Iw to meet at tho l>e Boto Monday night and formu late a plan for th* collection of subs*rir tkois. The money thus raised will in iurns| over to th** Executive Committee of th* carnival and by this committee ex pended for the free entertainment of tho visitors to the city. It was askel nt th*' meeting that the Elks Join in this plan to ralne money, hut they dedlmd on behalf of th** Executive Committee, Mr. Btarr stat'd that the or gan list lon di'l not care to ask th* mer ' hunts for money, al*hough they would r*e glut t. ex|*end any funds that could Le raised for this or kindred purposes. The fund that th* merchants will raise will be entirely of their own volition, ih* request of thi> kind having In en formu lated by the Executive Committee of the Elks. The fun*! wli be used to make th* stay of the visitors to the city mlio gethcr pleasant. l> THE lilll.MO 111 AAOItl.l). Item* of Intereel In Savannah and riien here. Mr R 1 Cheatham, assistant Reneral freikht nkent of Ihe Seaboard Air I.ln. . w*lth hia.luuartcrs In Atlanta, was amon the arrivals In Havnnnah yeaterday. Mr. Ed Stallings. traveling freight agent of the Seaboard Air Dine, with headquarters In Amerlcua, was In Savan nah yesterday. Mr O T. Alrey, general agent of the Mobile ami Ohio, with headquarters a! Atlanta, Is a visitor to Savannah Mr. C. A. Cowles. Reneral agent of th* Norfolk nnd Western, with headquarters at Atlanta Is In the city. Mr. Itelos Thomas, district freight ag* nt of the Norfolk and AA estem. with hea l uiiarters at Winston-Salem. s|Ktit yester day In the city -An attiom .bile accident Insurance a mri.qinn l about to be formed In New York city. Ilf objects will be to Insure Its policy-holders against accidents and to de. I * i been brought against motorists all ov. r tho country, often on very sight provo *- lion. _ -It fared Mr." ••fjrsyheard brok* up rheumatism on me,’* says Mr. Chos. Thomas, th* Jew eler on Whitaker street. "And put me tn betser health than 1 have enjoyed In a long time." Take Greybeard Pills for that ditty feeling—Dost appetite, and follow It up wlih a bottle of Ornybeard. It Is all you need. He.pess Drug Cos., sols props, Havannab. Go.—ad. LEG-A I. NOTICES. NOTICE to DBHTOKH AND CItBDIT- Oltß. GKORfSIA. CHATHAM COI’NTY - Noth e Is hereby given to nil persons hav lug demands ngi.lnst Mary Flayter, IBe of Ha id county, d'* eased, to present th.-nt to me. prol-rly mad. out, within the tine preserlls-d by law s*. as to show th-lr ■ hara- ter an.l amount, nu.l all persons in ,|. I.i.st to S..SI deceased lire required to make Immediate (siv meni to in.* JORDAN K. BHOOKH. Counry Adminlsitstor. Ir, Bay otreel, west. Savannah, fla., July 2. IW>. GEORGIA. CHATHAM COt'NTY Notice Is hereby given to all persons In frri.ni i that in** aatsu* of i** .t.- u. .\* .i un re press nte I and .hat In form* of ihe law administration wlih the will annexed will Iv* vested In Jordan F. Brook*, county administrator, nn th. first Monday In November next, unless objec tions are liled thereto Witness, the Honorable Hampton D. FerrtH. ordinary Cor Chatham courtly, this tho lib dwy of October. IPs- A'BANK K KEII.BACH. v Clerk Ct. Ofdy C. C., Ga. B! | h CLASSIFIED AUVtKIIShMENTS. I'RRIONAU MSp m ike up Even your mother would have never known t That muetach* • gr* at Who suppled that outfit ’ Th** tl*-org*a twilr xp**i t Bi\ im ih llalr, Jew* lr> und Shaving Bupp!> lloin*e, the pl.u*e for ev erything i*ertaiiting to hair, wheth*r to remove viip* i fl.!* ; * or unsightly hair, or to replace wh • *c- **r sit kt • *• chu* **d to prematurely l*o* I or*l* r* i from him through th** ma l this mu-; -h**, wig unit whiskers m *1 they came O. K S'll AFF.K’B t*ll AN HER It Y l’l KS AND Ii llio il I i fruit pics ami hi. * mllee vurk tv of rmall cake*. Bread Ul* x ell* I F. Hchafer, j|o Jcffei - m *ti *t 1.7 Lib* rt y atrin t. !ea t. Btoll i "Ity M rkct. ~IS von: IRON SAFE rfUE FIRM IF’ I fltiffai a- Freeman Itatfa • at and! ns **n j of SI,UUO for every safe of their mak<* that does not preserve its contents, one was In hurriing debris II : hour*- W hen ; taken out. the hose had to be turned on ' It. When opened, not a page was cllkool ' >re l not a tc.'ord -!. not a loHar de stroyed. If you want security, l>u> a Btlflel A Fra* man safe. C. I*. Miller, agent. YOI VYIU. I.IKK THE MII.K FROM Hr.xitucllcl.l Dairy; It rich uil pure, try Ft’HNITV RI * I?F!fOISBTERi:D. MAT tresses renov ifed, Ant.quo f limit ure re ; |ioll.l>td. furnitufe pH -k**d nn I r*iiip;a*d In test mnnix-r Bend rao your orders. C | !* A! I Her, agent. | BONE FLOCK. 2h-POCNT' B \fl. I leave <r*h r wlih F Moyle. 10 |lrughton j street, eaat. or 114 Fark avenue, e.i**l, I. Gardner, agent. IF ITB RUQB TOD WANT VOU CAN get them cheaper from Meiiliis. BPECIAL. AN UNLIMITED BITFTIaY of nice willow rockers, ladies’ mxe. at $? J. W. Teeple. “vale rdyal"dairy is onkTof th*’ l>et eptipp<d da trie.- In the South a steam • nglne and loiler. Is>t an 1 cold wafVr-pipo* running through I n>* fling r*Nm. with fsellltl* s for -t*amlng liotF*-** and utensils Ins.ire |*eife- cl* in.ln*ss afi.l purity; the Ins! milk obtainable for children and invllades; ie|pfon*. <'*;, • both telephone oempsniee), I^ostofllos Bom, M. i \ M \ *\\ LOt %TBD vi n WEBT Broughton; ring up if you wont t hav** your furnltur** moved r parked for shipment <>r et<*ray* . I guarantr.- prl* e* th sum* ns I !o the w*rk that'a given to me. A. 8. Griffin, 414 Brought on street, w st. mattr*-s. s made to ord*-r. MILLER’S BTDVEB AND HANOKH give e.ilisfactlcn The Magnetic. Econo rilst. WaMorf, King, and other good makes a? reasonable prices. IN7 Brough toil, was! kensinTjt*"n farm milk IBlUN surpassed for richness; delivery | per f'Ct; phone, 3345. BKI MILLER Ft R oFi ICE I*l .ifflce tables, oft! e matting, office shades .</7 Broughton. w**st. WHEN YOU BF:K M GILLIfI’ SIXTY- Inch 8 cenl* rugs, you will buy them Just can’t help It; will sell In no) quan tity FOR ltJ *l{ K L DESIGNS CtTT WiJ er.a. plants atul bulbs, from u* W'hlK’t nurser> . leave orders with K. M**yl*\ !•■ Broughfon street. cast. J. Gardner, agent. "rt’RNITL’BE MOW WITH CARS." ta a specialty with McGtlJia ’MII.M:B 8 NEW STYLES IN CAR pets, matting . Ilnrdeumc. wind*>w shad*** *tc. All w >?k >lon* In first-c!ass style. 20* Broughton, we-1 BEE THE JEWEL STOVES - AND ranges for sole by J. W. Te**pla; also igent for Insurance gasoline stove. M OIM.TR 18 CHEAP ON Rtf OS. NET 4 face curtalna. hammocks, wt*r co*lers. pillows, pictures, stoves, bedroom suites, and furniture of every *ses rtiabm. ”*1.411 B1?Y0 NICE RATTAN IUCKERB while they last. Large n -ortmrnt of rockers, divans anl easy chairs. C. I* . . m ki:Nßinart s farm is on an delation In the country. r r.*,* from clt> drainage, lm|*osslhle for mlik to l*c*co*i*e * * ntamli Ht' l. by Impure odors; |f you want pure Jersey in'.lk. phone 2345. Da ily* ry prompt; •*atlafact|* n guaranteed. MGILLIB MOVES. BACKS. SHIPS and stores planoa and furniture. beet work only: no "Cheap-John” prices—no “Cheap- John" Job* sl.m FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS, while th'-y C F. Miller, agent. ITOILLIS LACK CURTAINS WILL beautify your rarlor. s.vro FOR ART SQUARES WHILE they last Rig as ortmenf. .*ll grades of iri -rpiire rugs, mats, i*orileres. C. F Miller, ag* nt MOIDDIfI BEDDS SIXTY-INCH HUGS —Pmyrno pat terns— for W rent*. IIUUUL. MORPHINE, ..PH M DAI DANI’M ocoalne heilat; myself cured, will Inform you of harmle-s, |a*rman*i.l h..m.* cure. Mary 8. Baldwin, Box 1212. <’hi- iro. HOW ABE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR feet are trout ID g vou. .all on m>* and I will giV* you”. lief. I curs Inv-rowlrig nails, corns and al) diseases of the feel without pain; charges reasonable; ran give ihe best references in the city; pa dent* trcnl.-d nt residences; orders esn be left a# Dtvlngton's drug store. Bull and Corteses* ssreet.; telephone 232. Dent Davis, surreon cbtmpndlst■ MEI.I’ WASTISO—MADE. ThGBK DA Y Kltrt W INTEIiAT^OAH pid ■ N. f. Flynl Building and Construe, tion Company. WANTED, TWO GOOD STICK CANDY . pint..*rr. Ltd on. ..* .tnul man. a.llr*** Johnson. Kink A . M . on. G.i, WANTED. A FIII.MT-t'IsAHR MEDIA bb* tinner for latth oulstd** and lni*|.* work, si*sidy employment. *'*•'*• it:' .■gpe* led. J E. Kitchier. J2U W, t’orsvf.i str.s't, J aeksonvllb*. Fla. wanted. A woodsman who thoroughly understand- f.irn:*hlng log* to saw mill of 30,010 capacity, and -art bring fifteen iip-to-4ai< t. tin-’, rs; only tlrst class I apply. A1..1 Rice- . W< St Dak*. Fla WANTED. ABDK MAN OF GOOD reputation In .*■* *h county to r**|.?*s.... large hour. . ion const in:, alary per month an.l a t ex|tens< State refer ences, an.l enclose ~ If-...1b* ses-l stump ed envelope. Bi vsKJo.i, 3i Caxton tsutivE Ittg, Chicago , •II I F X\ W i l li—ll % I E. WANTED AT t>N< : \ GOOD ACC! - r if* and tV|e wilt*** * hi* D*’\ M imifa* iurine Company, lt*orn > l!*iii*l **f Trader building. m “WANTED. BRICKIxAVERH" CAltpEN t* is. p,.i •*• h, blacksmiths and hrsi'- rb.H r* , wiit* Iwrlghts, tailors, German iMtk***-pern, tie and log choppers and mw x i mill hands, m*• Hub* r. 317 West • i onvtil m il* U AATfeCD— O.NALK. \N XN I'f.D, A COMPETENT NCRSE. Apply Ld II lM‘rsli.m str**i. IRiTKL EM FI/ >Y M ENT AGENCY 317 w i:. Jaeinon%llk i • a and wife, mill boarding hou*** sT<o.oii; white wo man * ***k Elixhugh. 115. li*u- k* *4er, ta b - girls, tnaUlr*. laundress*-#, cook* i ,iil’i.m \ *u m WANTBO lsnkk'4>p*r (or i large turpentine or s*w mill, D|H'M(t> |referml. U*t if r*f**r •n. * * ns t • **rnp**i* n- v. chatw ter, etc. A.kli* - C F lari'*, Ksm, Go • W \NT FB!TfoN AH ImiCTOR DIUV •r or pn\ •* irriitge Addt*sa I*. M. 8 , **r* Morning N*ws. STKVt M (ItAFKIER. EX PRUT WANTS position, have hal several years’ experi ence In •drott w*rk. Rex. care News, ROOMS S oil D \\ WTED. It* MM IN lUSINESB SEC ti.ai s law oftV *. wilflii*; to take desk room with another. A*hlreaa “Law," News office. MO %It IX WANTKD. COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN want i*tn furti.nhe.i or unfiinilsh*-*l. with hoard, south of Gaston street. Heel, care N%\.- W A MTICIK-M IK KLUH ROVI. "wTT W ANT A NICeTjENTLK HORSE for a lady;, must be g*t sixe, nd a g*nxd trial re*|Ulred. must Ik* i horse with style, no other w anted Ad*lre . James Thomp son, general delivery. Poatofftce. WANTED. 2.*< BECOND HAND DAT sacks, by Blant.rs It Ice mill. IF YOU WANT GOOD MIDK. GET IT from Sfninßtlsdd Dairy, It's rich, pure and wholesome. IF YOU WANT A I’DACB TO DUMP earth, dirt, (mint, manure, ec.. free of charge Just at city Ittnlt*. hauling over hard road write or telephone Brown Bros . corne; Anderson and East Brood etreeie run iinxT-HiMitit. IIOOMH Ft'BNIHHED WITH Olt wllhniit Ixiard. 20f. York afreet, east. FI. ATS PUR MEAT. FI.AT. E.A IIGK Aid'llVKD. AND TWO other r.atms unfurnished; connecting with bath .'. Gordon street, east. FOB KENT. FEAT AT tit MACON street, east; first floor. Ft tit RENT. FDAT AND BAH EM ENT to small family. No. 12 Jones street, east • 'fill MEAT—HOt st.s l-dt RENT. TWtMtTORY BEHI .I. ne*. t.ay window; south front; hot on.l *o|.| v tier; eonv.silent to Ihrm car Itnrs and I'.irk Exjeii-ton; rent s>i. C. Il I torsett. Ft dt It ENT. REHIDBNFK. CENTRA l* ly mar cur l!n*i; cheap; fifteen iltillxm. I>. IL Leater. RKNT. 17 DUFFY BTKKKT, * .ini ; imp . t-Njiion At otir**. A|2|>ly G*ur*c** L Ujrvnany. Knt, 14 lirvnn •!. FOR RKNT. CO MFO RT AIIL K HOUSR. No 217 WaMburit fre*f fAPt. AlK'reom and l/nroln, flrM Wtm onl*r and condlllon; every *on v* nifnrr Rlirht rent to rih tenani Rciile Hriloinon Cohen, Wtat liroad and Frouxhfon nrcrti. ruu H*;xt-STOiu;k. TTTS hToRK BoUT?r\VKHT t nrn* r U hltfilter and L lnriy Ap ply 13 Lib riy atret, went. FOR RKNT. HTORR. 115 TIROTOTI. frai ntreei, . tat; poaaeaalon Imrmtßataly al-o imrftl lal.title r'i'lnct*t aril find. Apply A. Wylly, 12 Hryan atreat. a at FOR Hi:vr-H194 KLLAKKOI . LARGK WAR KIR MSE AND OFFICE f* r rent, corner Rrf>uirntoti him) Went liroad *, ftiimrriy orviipiol hy fh* " ivannah <.'<irrlii*p ml Waxoti Cos. 11. F. Smart. FOR ALL—HKAL kfti IIK. , K!^^ ■ liv on pH\t'l roud; .( , *hii (i.ilf fnih* from tfolhy lln <*. ||. iHjrwett. TH'RJ.K**.-vroRY RITSIDKVrK ON i" nt- nt, i•• *r Forn>4h Fark ifi Mull ft reef, fror.tlmf wiunrr. C. H. borxrtf Tl ’ RFKNTTnK. A G(K)D lil>f for lira* operator. Gtfforx) Com* irnny, Jarkaonville. * FOl k LOT FOR TWO HUIb dm) dollar**. eray irmi. on Ninth atreet, nr K.lat Hruad. no city taxation. C. IL Doraett ‘itEIHDENCEM AND BT M.DINO IAJTS for aalo nil over the city. Hobart H Tax* m. real eatata dealer. No. 7 Vork atreat. weal. FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH. NRAR Rant Frond. n< s£*■ each; will aoon be advanrid to 122&; when a lot haa been paid for I can arranya to yet a home bulH. C. IX Doraett. SJS LOT 8 ON NINTH afreet, nenr Kaat Rroad, have only been •old <o ftr*(-ela* pirtlen. , will make yood nelahbora; anl none other cun buy The t. rmn are very e.uiy. ami they are cheaper than ony other In the vicinity. C If* Doraett. FOR SALK. LOTS ON NINTH STREFT fipnr Kaat liroad; no etty taxea. at FWO each; twenty-five dollara enxh. and etxay monthly paymenta. C. II lioraatt LOST AAD FOL AD. ’r.iT kTj huy^Six vi*am old; •** - hy nam* of Garfield G>l tjin, left DorchcMer, Liberty county, wb broth • r. amt went wetray in Savannah; .ii has !*l\ ttnaern on h hand; If any person know* of him pleaw ti->;tf y hie inoitH-r. iMtay OokSati, Dorrheater, Ga. LOST*. A ROUGH lIAIRKD TERRIKR. htiwii eat wlih •ollat. anawere *♦> Mike; iinyom* returning mine to NeiNn A su.pchandlera; will ba ro wardoi. fOII S4LK-MIICELUIIBOVB. WITLHHAZmL! THERE IS WlTCH baaei ami wttchhaaal una la moda to .lira, tt.r c.||mr Is mads to oolt; pot a lot'la of our* by the **4do of on** of tho oth*r kind, wo gtva you all tho quality and all the quantity that your m- oey en titles you to- a pint for a quarter Rriw i Drug Stor*a, Henry and Abe room, WhiL aker anil Taylor FIRE PROOF SAFW -WB CARRT ~A fine line f fire proof safes In afork at 1! times The istrtles * n seo axaotly what they are gening Our prices ure aa Vresr mamifactiwers wdi it. with freight ad.k e*| iMrfies Interested, who wish a sooi fire pr.sf wife, will do well to inspect stock Idpptnati Rre . Uppman 140 k ig nrs for marntfurturers. Tarty le7\vTnm~ctty wili7sf.ll ' *>.vifM>id furniture cheap, new mattingst, iv irdroU . sfn*,'.i. etc., etc Apply 345 Ah* i mm, above gmerry store. JII'IJ* I.MKIK FINK MtTl.m AND several c4i*x>|*er ones*. Savannah ftxla ani Roor*iing Stable. HOUSE PHAETON AND HARNESS, cheap, al iuml art. Savannah Sale and Retarding Stahl* ** FOR HALE NEW TIMBER CARTTTH feet high. 7-tncti tread. 4-lr**h axl** For 1 particular applv l* N |t Stafford A Bra., Tarlioro. G.i FOR SALE A FIRST-CI.ABB RETAIL I gro-erx business In Tampa Florida; well , . it t* I-."*** . t tt• l i t 1 r uvtim for -elllng A.LIr. e laK'k Box. 241, TiiigM, Fla FOR SALE CHEAP. SAI/1 ION CON n***'tel wH i bar Iter -bop; murf Ml at hi< *• on * >nnt of going into other lualiii****; *orn* r Rr*nghton and lloustnti ■ti**<. Savannah. Ga. BFRT NO FIE 1.1 > DAIRY IS NOTED fvr having rl h. pure milk, try It; you will he ||. .i *. UIVMTIO.Uk Hl'KrtlAl, Til 1 'IT Y KTI’DRNTS Twrnty |>pr rrnt. dim mini to city ■lii l' ntH. if enter soon No money re qulred In M*lvance. Not satisffei! quit *md no p iy. Draughon’a Fr.* tical Buslnesa College. Odd Fellows' Hall, comer Bar r.uid .inti State str**(s PIJMSHO. to your Interest t*> let me gtva you an eo tlmnte on your plumbing new or old work; repair work a specialty, aa I am a practical phirnUr No guoa work to mdlanger your life. Wiggins, phone fOT. Georgia or Dell uix( xiait a. HAVE YOUR HOUSE FAINTED with t}erman r* idy mixed paint, entire satisfaction guaranteed. Adams Faint Company. UP is NO THot’BLfc: I’OR is T* * ilmate m your plumbing w**rk. our plumbers are tlrrt else* *ml our work Kuarant*<ed, let us du your work and wave vu niatiev A C. Price A Cos. Phone** 4U, State and Jefferson streets \v \ • >NE TIIO 111 N gry peegde at the Southern Urorery Com* pany, 114 Bernard street. WE SELL HEWER PIPE. FLUB pipe, fire clay, fire brick al ioweat prices. Ada me Faint Company, 104 Congress, west. " MORE THAN ONB HUNDRED in every *l>llar of ywir hard-earned hard ash nt the B<iuthern Grocery Company, 114 Barnard street. lr V**!’ ARE IN NIDI' * > 1 IRS’: class plumbing work of any kind. A C. Price A Cos will *V tt cheaper for you than nnyoiH* Im*. I'honea Qi, rttat* and Jefferson streete. GYFSINI 18 THE RKBT WALL FIN- Ish made Adams Faint Cos., Savannah agents, 104 Congress, west SEE OUR STEEL ENAMEL BATH Mii*s. only lIO.OU dollars, estimates cheer, fully furnish***! A. C. Price A Cos., State and Jefferson streets. Phones O RRDUCB TOUR LIVING EXPENSM by Investing your hr*l-earne*| bar*! cash with the Southern Oro**ery Comptny, 114 Rarmird street Norwood’s "Satire" For sale at all News Stands In Savannah. MUAIc IALEI. RANKRUI*T HALF) OF ASSETS. SA VANNAH FOX AND It ASK hTT WpRjUI. Under and by virtue of an aront •*d by tho I loti. A. 11. MarDonell, Kef* f/x* in Itankruptcy, in th* mailer of W. 11. Felllturer. Fankrupt. the will mil. at public auction, on the prem |ea loruted on the latulevlllc r >ad. in the city of Savannah, (la., on Mtmday, Oct. IS, 19(F. s i 11 o’clock. (Savannah city time). In the forenoon, a lot of machinery, tool* and apparatua for tho manufacture of hoirx, crater, b.irreli* and bankets, union# which are Tltue Veneer Machine; Tltya Adjuatable Head ’ Haw; Saw Table; Hawn: Hand and l*twor Clip p< ra; 11 A II Double Surface Flatter; Cut-off am! Ileadinic Maws, Al llntrton A Uurtla Flower Syaiani, com (dete; Hot Air Dry Kiln; Fulleya. Shaft- In. Felt Inf. Ilaeket Forma; Farrel loathe nil) H*o;rt; ((ranf Fox llcada; No. I. Iron Wire; Tack*; Natl*. ©tc\, etc. Private rcalej bid-* for !Fe whole or any part of the asreta will lie recelvw! by the underslfm I. Up to October 10. at 10 o’clock. In th forenoon, which will ha orwned by (he Referee at hi* office. No. 4 Itryan Street, east, Mt mid time and place. Rif tit to rejtct any or all bids re nerved Terms of ealc: Caaß Property may be !nrp*Tted and full list recn. by atndylrtf to. JAFOB GAZAN. Trustee, 14 Provident Rulldlna. Savannah, Ga West End Street Car foes to the Fac tory. MC4UI. YOTITIC*. Creditors. In the District Court of tho United Htiifea for the Southern District of Georgia. Ea stern Division. In the mat ter of Marahall V Itoykln. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To the Creditor* of Mar shall V. floykln of Weinman. Ga.. In the county of Screven, and dlxtrlct nforeaUj. a bankrupt: Notice la hereby given that on the 12th 4|y of October. A. !>.. IWO, the r*ll*l 51. V'. Boykin waa duly adjudicated bankrupt, .and that the firt meetlnf of hi* creditors will !• held ut the office of fhe Referee, No. 4 Bryan rtreet. cast. In Havunrrah. Oa.. on the 27th day of Octo ber. A !>., 1900 at 10 o'clock In the fore noon, at which time the n.ik) creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee. the bankrupt, und trans act such other business ns may properly ■ omc before aald meetlnf. A. II M i'’DONELL, Referee in liankruptcy. D. H. CLARK. It. W. SHEPPARD, . Attorneys for Rankrtipt. Oct. 12. 1 GEO HOIA. CHATHAM CO! •NTT Mr- Annl* K Jerkin* has apHtal (o the Court of Ordinary for a twelve months' support for herself and minor children out of the estate of Joseph M Jerkins, de ceased. Appraisers have made returns al lowing same. These are, therefore, to cite all whom It in ay concern fo appear before aald court •. make objection on or before the first Monday In November next, otherwise ■MM vi il ba KftHtfd. Witness, the Honorable Hampton L. FerrtH, ordinary for Chatham county, this tlie 1/th day of October, IPO FRANK K KKILFACH. Clerk CL C. Co.| Giu 3