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LEGISLATORS ASSEMBLING.
LETTIXC Hr.Alll FOR THE
ON WEDNK.MIU.
IJoaw will Have Eight FnH*a
■in'l Knar Mepablleaaa—one He*
pvbllran In III* Senate Mtlle
•krr far the * • I’bo
hlbllloa Men*are —llnralvtiek llfll
I. Mill to Have More Friend* Thl*
Time.
Atlanta. Oct 3" -The advance auaril of
Oaorfla lorlikiiiri hat arrived in Atlanta
and the hotel lobbies arc showing tgn
cf political actlvfj
The General Assembly of Georgia will
convene neat Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock and the Indlcatlona are that thla
will prove one of the moat mtereatlng ea
atone be.d in yeara. There will b eight
Populists aad four Republicans In Ihe
it. at llouee. ami no Populists and one Re
publican In Ihe Senat-
The reunites thai will be repreaented by
ropullata !n the llouee are Chattahoochee.
Coffee. Forsyth. Haralson. Paulding.
Whitfield. Lincoln and O nr- The Re
publican counties are Franklin, Fannin,
Liberty and MolntOah The two last nam
ed countlea Wilt be represented by ne
groes. Lectured Crawford who ta already
well known In the Georgia I-cgtstature and
H. F. McKay. The Forty-first senatorial
district will be reprcaeniesl by Senator
Oreer. a Republican.
The Prohibition Fight.
The prohibition tight will coma up but
without aa much hope for success on the
part of the Prohibit lon hue aa they have
entertained In former years; In fact I here
will be at least !< voies out of the 173
In the House igtdnel sueh a measure
with the probability of a few more It la
probable Hon. Seaborn Wrigh* o€ R m.
will Introduce the measure In the Hou-e
The Senate will show a majority of at
least fifteen or eighteen araln.t th<vh|il
o that the local option people are rod
worrying
Lahor legislation la destined to play a
conspicuous part In the neat legislature
There will be several prominent later
leaders In the nxt House who come pre
pared to make n strong fight for certain
measures such as a rhlld labor bill and a
ten-hour work day taw.
Some Important lax legislation will alao
occupy Ihe l/egtalalttre a aitenttoai. It Is
understood that a bill will be offered
seeking to establish some equitable form
of assessing properly in Georgia. The
present system. It la eald, .lons not work
fairly In all parts of the state. Inasmuch
as each county Is left to do • It pleases
In the matter, snrt those counties which
ar the most careful about assessments
naturally lest Ihe greater part of the tax
burden, while others do not pay Into the
treasury whit they really should.
The Hardwlek Hill.
The Hardwick Mil to provide an educa
tional qualification for voting In Georgiy
will a rot is* considerable Interest at Ibis
cession, and Its friends, of whom M has
many this time, say Its chances for suc
cess are not flattering
In this connection It Is said another
Important hill affecting Ihe negroes will
be Introduced. Its aim Is to take from
the white people of Georgia wane of the
burden of negro schools by devoting the
taxes of negroes to the sup
port of the negro schools and the
taxes of whites to the support of white
schools.
Ft Ml FOR OH PHAN*9 HOUR
Shedden Will () a ilalloow “Itwf"
for lie •ire-fit.
Atlanta, Oct. 3> —Orphans In the Meth
odist Home at Do atur were presented
yesterday with 15 (*** by A P Steele, the
wealthy lumberman of Atlanta. The sum
Is to lie used as a nucleus for an endow
ment fund for the home. At present the
Institution halt no endowment fund
Up In a big balloon on a Journey to the
sklee with the rope cut, and nothing to
puli It back from the blue dome of heav
en, Is the trip Roliere. F Bhedden will
make next Saturday afternoon at the fair
grounds. Mr. Bhedden has made a trade
with the fair management by which he
will get nothing hut a blrds-eye view of
the state of Georgia, and a chance to tell
his friends how It feels to float among
the stars The Decatur Methodist Or
phan* home will get the real benefit from
the trade Mr Bhedden will sail between
the hours ef 4 and &. All th proceed*
from attendance at the fair for that
period of time will he divided between the
Atlanta society leader, and Ihe man who
goes up with him to manage the balloon
Mr Bhedden will give his halt of the
purse to the orphans.
81 I'HIUOR rill HT Jl IHiE*.
Hlghl V*lr Was tin.HAn (or Judge
ttrarsr F. Gober.
Atlanta. Oct. 30—Secretary of B'aie
Cook to-day completed the conaotkia'lon
of the vote for the Superior Court Judies
In the recent elate election. The hlghe-d
vote received by any candidate we* ®.-
866 for Judtte Gober of the Blue Rldtt
circuit. None of the Democratic nominee*
for the judgerhlpa had any opposition.
The consolidation for aollctor* general haa
not been completed.
The vote for Judge* was a* follow*
W. N Spence. Albany circuit A4 0M: J H
Lumktn, Atlanta circuit. SS.nta:; George
F. Oober. Blue Ktdge circuit. 66,845; W. B.
Butt. Chattahoochee ctrcull. 6.1.**, A W.
Bite. Cherokee circuit. SS.'tatt: P. W. H.ir
rl*. Coweta circuit. *1.796; Robert Falll
gant. Baelem circuit C3.89U. H M Holden,
Northern circuit. *f.79; D. M Robert*,
Oconee circuit, tc.Mi; Z A. Littlejohn.
(toulhwe*tern circuit. SI.8*1; John 8
Oandtrr, Stone Mountain circuit. S3.JT,.
wiltltv UTAIIHKh BY A BOV.
Itraalt off Children's Quarrel—CWl.
Clnrenee Marlin Hart.
Ocllla. Ga., Oct. SO —Thl* morning at
about 9 o’clock. Zeck Crlbb. n whit# hoy.
14 year* old, utabbed Mr*. 8. D. Stone, In
flicting a painful, hut not nece**arlly dan
gerous. wound. The knife Made entered
in the elde of the back under the right
shoulder The Crthb children and the
Stone i hlldren have been lighting for sev
eral evening* on their way from school
Thl* morning a* the Crlbb rhlldren parr
ad the Stone residence on Irwin avenue
the battle was renewed. Mr* Stone took
a hand unrt Zeck Crlhh eiabted her
Col. Clarence M irtln had hi* left hand
badly hurt In a runaway near here Thurs
day He wa* driving a double tram and
could not check the horse* when they
broke Col. Martin I* Ocllla’* efficient
Recorder
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BUY A* WITIIUIT 4 LAWTKR.
Twtnall Count* attorney Manta to
Be solicitor.
Atlanta. Oct. 30 —A pecult r elate of af
fair* ha* arisen over the appointment of
a aollcltor for the City Court of Bryan
county.
The death of the former Incumbent haa
left that county without a practicing at
torney. hut Mr. Charle* G Edwards of
Retdsi ille, Tattnall county, came up to
day to app y for the position and pre
sented his Indorsement* to Oov. Candler.
He *ay* h eapect* to move to Bryan
county, If ha secures lh appoiutmauf.
“No Eye Like the
Master's Eye.”
You are mister of your
heilth. and if you do not
attend to duty, the blame is
easily located. If your blood
is out of order. Hood’s Sar
saparilla xuill purify it.
• It is the specific rantedv lor troubles
•I the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
Kidney*- My ki ut>*y troubled me,
*n<: on advice took Hood a Sarsaparilla
whn b gave prompt relief better appetite
My sleep Is refreshing It cured my wife
also." Mirnxxi Hot lx Kid Denny Street.
Flftsburg. Pa
Scrofulous Humor - “ I wa* In terrible
condition ftum the itching and burning ot
scrofulous humor Grew worse under
Ireatrifiit of several doctors T-tok Hood's
Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills These cured
ire thoroughly." J. J. I.mu. •Mlton, V. V
J{c( dd eSa lSa/xi \it(a
Need s nils twee liver till! tbs aea irritating aa*
ot. ■ fsttieiua ie take -sur n . ; • Musset!,.a
SPkCIAL XOTICIiS.
THBY’RR CONTENT OT “STEARNS
Hit If 1.F.5."
—and that’s whv they ride BTEARNB
Foe years past this wheel has been noted
for Its phenomenal easo of running. This
year the models have been further refin
ed and Improved when time has shown
such improvement possible. The magnifi
cent way In which they are put together
makes them stand head and shoulders
above D per cent, of all other wheels.
We sell Goodrich and Palmer Tlrea on
ly. These goods are made In Ihe large**
rubber factory In the world, and are ac
knowledged by experts to be the finest
tires trade. Goodrich tnakea no cheap
tlrea. All Goodrich Tlrea are add with a
most liberal guarantee, and our price* are
p per pair leas than other’s price* on so
called equal grades. The Palmer Tire ta
without question the finest and easiet run
ning tire on the market, nothing made
like It: nothing contains the same quality
of material. One* a Palmer rider always
a Palmer rider.
Repairing la done here by the latest
methods, by Ihe most experienced me
chanics Jessups' fool sloti used in all of
the cupa and oonea made hare
R V CONNER AT.
Red) Phone No 650. MS MS Bull Street.
STATE AND COUNTY TANKA, ItWO.
Office Collector Htate and County Taxes.
Chatham County. Oa., Savannah, Oct
5. IWP
The digett la now open for the collec
tion of the above taxes on all property,
real and personal, the specific tax on pro
fessions; alao the Poll Tax for ICduraltnn
al Purposes on all Male Residents of the
city and county between the sgea of 3
and an years office at Ihe Court House.
Hour*. la. ni to 3 p in
JAMES J McOOWAN.
Tax Collector, C. C.
I’HH SAVANNAH I'HIII'AItATOM V
•( HOOI.. MIMTARY.
Harris and Barnard streeta, Ormond B.
Strong (Cornell), head master. Oreek.
Latin and English Rev. B. P Johnson,
A. M. (f’rlnce:on). lately of Pi Mat
thews' Military Academy, Hl*tory.
Geography a ret Modern language*. John
iStelxer. A. U.. Mathemallca and Chetn
latry.
RiTirr.
All peraona are hereby cautioned ago met
harboring or trusting any of the crew of
tho British steamship Hurworth. Gal
bral'h. master, from Newcastle-on-Tyne,
as no debt* of thdr contracting will he
paid by master, owner* or by
W. W WILSON. Agent, consignee.
NOTICE.
Neither the master nor consigner* of
the British ateam*hlp Winifred, Thoa.
Clark, master, will be responsible for any
debts contracted by crew of said vessel.
J. F MINIS ft CO. Consignee*.
NOTICE.
Neither the Master nor the Agent* of
the British Steamship "Ralho,” will be
responsible for any debt* contracted by
the crew.
WILDER ft CO .
Oct. t. 1800 Agents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Neither the master nor consigners of
the German bark Klsa will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew.
WTRACHAN A CO . Consignee*
Savannah, Oa., Oct. a. 1800
SPECIAL NOTICE TO L ANDI.OHVH*.
Before havlag yoor house
papered of painted, let J. N. Hook,
Silt Whitaker afreet, give yoa an
estimate. Ilia ntotta, Promptness and
sattefaetloa.
Miss MARGARET 'ltd NICHOLSON
Pupil of H<w!g*on. of Boston, has teopened
her atudlo of vocal culture al No 13t
Oglethorpe avenue, east In connection
with her classes In vocal culture she will
have for her pupil* a class in physical
culture.
DN. CORSON
Ha* retaraed
to the City,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The former Plumbing Inspector, Coa
grove, doe* not claim he knows It all.
like some of the ao-called master plumb
er*. but doe* claim he will do your work
reasonable and satisfactory. Has him
a call. 133 Drayton street. Bell Phone
l.
MRS. R. B. NIOOLL
Will reopen her dancing class for adults,
wtlh a soiree al Armory Hall. Wednes
day. Nov 7 Tickets 60 cent*, summing
gentleman and lady. Mr* NVoll I* the
only graduate of a normal school for
dancing teachers In the city
tdMIl STEAM lid E WOHK*.
JAMES WILKINS Prop
Dyeing of every description Finest'
laces and curtain* handled without in
jury. I sidle*' dreeees, gloves and feath
er* dyed end cleaned a* new.- Gentlemen's
suit* dyed. team cleaned and pre**ed
3! York 81.. west, opposite new Post
office
Ga. Phone 13*4
HWA.dEK 9PRINOB HOTEL,
Suwnnee, Fl*.
Situated on the hnnk* of the Suwane#
river. Climate unequaled. No malaria. No
mosquitoes Cool night*. Mot healthful
and de.lghlful resort In the South. Water
cure* every known disease Board lid per
week Special rote for commercial men of
13 per day. which Include* transfer Table
ami aotmtmiKlßt on* Mrlctly drsl-ciaas
For lllu*lrated isrnphlel address Bu
wanee Spring* Cos. Suwanee Spring*. Fla.
ANDREW HANLEY, Mgr.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1900.
MARRIAGE*.
BTEINM A N-DRAKE—Married. Wednea
' day. Oct. 11. * p m by the Rev. W.
j C. Schaeffer. Mies F-ftte J. Wenmati to
Mr. Henry L. Drake, both of thla city.
No card*.
UK AT Ha
j SCHAUPr- Died. Oct 1. at 7 a m
| Margaret Thelma Infant daughter of Mr
I and the late Mr*/ C Eugene Bchaupp In
j terrrd In Cathedral Cemetery.
■
FISEHSI INTITATIONW.
CUNNINGHAM —Tne frienda and ac
quaintances of Mr and Mrs I rank
Woollard. are invited to arend the fun
eral of their nephew I>a\ld M Cunnlng
! ham. at 4 V o'clock this fft inday t ofter
j noon, front l-owton Memorial.
FAWCETT—The relative* and friends of
Mr and Mr* A R Fawcatt and family
! .ire respectfully invited to attend the fu
-1 neralofthe former from his late residence,
i No 117 Wes* Liberty street, this Sunday
I afternoon a’ t o'clock Interment at Lau
rel Orove Cemetery.
MEETINGS.
CLINTON LOUISE NO. A*. F. A A. *4
A special communication of thl* as
| lodge N *1 UMh tV
Temple this (Sunday! afternoon. 'WI
ni 3.1S o'clock, for tne purnnee of paying
! ihe last tribute of r*i>ect to our deceased
brother, A R. Fawcett
Members of sister lodge*. and visiting
brethren are cordially Invited to meet
with ua AH COHEN. W M
WARING RUSSELL JR.. Secretary
t.l\l n\K LODGE NO. 24. I.• • F.
Officers and member* of Live Oak
Lotae No 1. I O O. F . are hereby re
j requested to appear lit their le*U Room,
northeast corner President and Whita
ker street a. thU Sunday afternoon, ot J
i o'clock, for the purpnae of paying the
last tribute of respect to our deceased
Brother. Past Grand A R Fawcett Offi
cers and members of Bitter Lodge* and
transient Brethren are respectfully In
vited to attend w,lh u*
It BTELLJEB, N. O.
(.BANDER BUTLER. Be ty
SAVANNAH INIM'kTHIAL AN*4>nA
TION.
A meeting of the association will be held
at Metropolitan Hall, northea*! comer ot
Whitaker and President street*, on Mori,
day night. Ed Mat . at :U o'clock. It I*
Important that every member should be
present All cplxena Interested In the
work of Ihe artroclotlon are Invited to at
tend By order of
J H. KSTILL Free!dent.
O. ARTHUR GORDON. Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEVAN** CAFE,
It ENT At RANT AND OYNTEH HOUSE,
111 Coasresa Street, Writ.
Hlwe Point, Hoekewny aad Native
,
Oyetere ta all etylee.
nior NTKAKN
AND CAME OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON
EVBHTTHINO FIR NT-CLASS.
DINING ROOM* UPSTAIRS.
PRESERVE TUI'S SIGHT
By wearing glasaea that not lion* enable
you to aee. but corract every defect that
may exist.
Thera la no guesswork In our methods
Wa have the latest and moat approved
scientific apparatus for accurwto eya last
ing. Wa make no chargs for consulta
tion or examination, and should you need
the services of a physician wo will frank
ly tall you *o
Our cryotal lento* are perfect In evory
respect, being ground under our own su
pervision. They cannot be compared 'n
value to the kind offered as cheap by the
ao-called opticians or Jawrlare who han
dle Inferior glass** as a atd* Una
DR M. SCHWAB ft BON.
Exclusive Opticians, 47 Bull Straal.
N. B.—Oculist prescriptions Oiled asms
day received. Repairing dons al short
notice.
A GR AND SUCCESS
wa* the Carriage Dealers' Convention,
attended by M**r*. Cohen and Kutman
Our goods, bought especially for "up to
date" driver*, will arrive next week, and
beg to advise all of our friend* that thetr
order* have been carefully fllted. and
good* will now arrive by each New York
fteamer.
Come to ere ua W* have ’’new*’ for
you and an elegant line of new 1901 style*
of vehicle* and harness.
COHEN-KPLMAN
CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO.
HEAT CHASERS.
Try the combine!lor.—a comfortable
scat, eleclrh. fans and a delicious
cool drink.
CON IDA'S SODA AND SHERBET*
are luotly popular; they ars cor
rectly served and the best mad*.
THY OIR NEAPOLITAN
ICE CREAM
For Sunday delivery leave your or
ders early In the week.
CONID.A'S ICE CREAM PALACE.
HIGH CLASS HIT LOW PRICES.
As well a# Ihe high class of drug* and
chemicals used in our presor.ptlon de
partment. and Ihe general high standard
and moderate price* thereof, we have on
our shelve* to offer at phenomenally low
prices Ihe following standard prepara
tion*:
Chinese Rat Killer Mr
Golden Beal Specific Me
Quinine Tonic Biller* 50-
Laxstlve Santonin* Worn Candy lOr
Berlin Headacoe Powder* 10c and Sc
flot Water Bottle* ami Fountain Byr
inse* at all price*
Don’t forget to order your Sunday
Cream and Bheruets early a* possible.
.MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY.
Vhone US.
Rare Work on Dress Shirts
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEAD WHIT ONE OF WAV ANN AlfN
OLDEST CITIZEN* SAIN.
W D DIXON. THE UNDERTAKER.
CURED AT RT'WANEE SPRINGS
Buaar.ee Springs. Rla ,
Augut 24, 1300.
Mr Andrew Hanley. President.
Buwanae Spring* Cos .
Buwanee, Fla:
It I* now about three months since my
return tmAt Buwanee Borings, where I
went at the advice of friends to get re
lief from kidney trouble, with which l had
been suffering for the past 7 or 6 years.
During thl period 1 had been treated by
different physicians and taken every
known remedy without material benefit
to a point where the doctors told me they
could do me no rood I then went to Bu
wanee Springs, remaining three week*
returning home sound and well, and since
rty ivturn have continued to improve I
refrained from writing fills testimonial
before thla, aa 1 dee I red to see If the Im
provement would be permanent, and ne
the benefit I have derived has been far
beyond my expectations, and I feel so
grateful for the restoration of my health,
that 1 take pleasure In sending jrou this
testimonial unsolicited, feeling that I owe
this much to suffering humanity. You
are at liberty to use It a* you please, or
refer to me personally, and I trust It
will be the means cf Inducing any one
else affilcted with any rheumatic, akin,
blood bladder or kidney i rouble, to visit
these wonderful Springs and drink of Its
life giving and health restoring waters
Yours truly, W D. Dixon -
NOTICE.
We ar# now moving our Wholesale De
partment to the commodious quarters 137
Cong res* street (formerly occupied by M
Dryfus. and will be In perfect shape In
a few days, and be pleased to serve our
friends.
SOLOMONS COMrANT.
LAMPS TO Dt nN.
I have the most complete line of lamp*
to he found In the city The very latest
I* ihe Electric Bicycle Lamp It I* neat,
clean and always ready for u*e. No
matches, no oil Be up to dale and get
one. Price 4; extra batteries Kc. I also
have the leading gas and oil lamp* laimp*
from Me to *4 Can *utl any aiae pocket
book. I have the large*! stock of tires In
town, and have one hundred pair*, more
on Ihe road Thl* I* the largest tire de
pot In the city. Repair of all kinds done
at short notice. Enameling end vulcanis
ing a specialty. Always ready lo show
my good* and to give estlmalea on all
kinds of work In my lino.
"Tire* Blown Dp Without Pain"
DANIEL A. HOLLAND.
Ga. Fone 979. (i Stale street, east
Ravannah, Ga.
KNIGHT'S PHAMMACY,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Beef. Wine and Iron 75c
Roach Balt (guaranteed).. io<-
K. R. C *IOO
Talcum Powder, ho rated 6c
Palmer s Toilet Water* 50c
Empty Capsule*. ] for 6c
T. P. Dyspepsia Tablets Free
Imported Castile Soap 60c
Insect Powder. P. D. ft Cos 40c
Trueee* 50- to 65 00
Syringe*. Fountain 75c to 13 00
Thermomeier (Fever) 6flc to U 00
W* lead In everything In our line.
KNIGHT'S PHARMACY.
Ga. Phone 639. Bell Phone 639
GOOD LIQtTOR.
Gel Wilson Whisky at ROBT. REM
LER'B. Liberty and Drayton. Head
quarter* for ihe best brands.
Country trad* solicited.
No charge for jugs.
Phone 611
IF IT* NICE, WB HAVE IT.
Fig* and Cherries In Maraschino. Dates
stuffed with Almond*. Pecans or Walnuts
Smyrna Fig* In one and two-pound bask
et*. Boneless Bardlnes. New Mincemeat
, HARDEE ft MARSHALL
Phone 955.
RED HEART.
The beer of all beers la
-RED HEART—
All good people urink It.
WM. BRICKEN. Manager.
JUNO BREWING CO.
Phone VIA
BMRKGEAt \ t pfi.
Prescript lons filled anytime, day or
nlxht We compound accurately, us*
only the beat drug*. The only wide awake
pharmacy In the southern section.
PARK AVENUE PHARMACY.
J. L Rranan. Prop.,
Comer Park Avenue and Barnard street*
Phone lift
THE HOAHDKHB AT CI6 ANGNI.
The hoarder* at Chang* Ban Francisco
Restaurant, lit Drayton street, are get
ting ihlrker They get a Jam up meei
and when they buy tickets they live
cheaper than at home. Everything Is
clean. Meals to order.
CHANG'S RESTAURANT.
114 Drayton afreet.
SPECIAL BALE OF AA HEELS.
I will have a sp-clal sale of second
hand wheels thl* week. Wheel* fr'm 67
to 135.
THOMAS' BICYCLE EMPORIUM.
__ 114 Jefferson street.
BUSINESS NOTICE*.
ARE yOll THINKING
of purchasing a Walch. a Ring.
a Pin, a Broooh, or any time
piece or article of Jewelry? If
so. see us. We can probably
save you money. Huttsf.teflon
every time guaranteed.
HUNTER & VAN KEUREN,
Jewelers.
113 Bull street. Qg. Phone HI.
WEDDING GIFTS.
Our stock is so full and va
ried in style that the simplest
as well as the most extrava
gant taste can be suited.
All the newest things In sil
ver now being opened.
THEUS BROS.
SOLID SILVER
We are constantly adding to Dur al
ready Urge stock of Solid silver the
latest design* and creations In BUverware
from Ihe leading manufacturer*.
Nothing that good taste and long ex
perience could suggest haa been left un
done to make our atock .ia handsome and
complete as one could desire.
A. L. Desbouillons
Jeweler, No. 43 Bull street.
New Pictures.
Picture Frame*. Well Paper, Water
Color*. Brushes, Olbson’s Calendar*.
GREENE A CO..
13* Whitaker.
in i
•FECIAL AtnifXh
READ Tilt*.
Measr*. Stool tiro*. Cos., j
Savnnuab, Ga.
Gentlemen—l have been a great
sufferer from Indigestion and suffer
a great deni. Heard of yonr Vege
table Bitter* through a traveling
salesman In Baltimore. I procured
a bottle sod And It gives me great
relief. I eertalaly recommend It to
aay one suffering from Indigestion.
Yours rrsperttulty,
tIIAS. A. CRANDALL,
Annapolis. Md.
nYAN'N lit SINE** COLLBGE,
Rooms 37 and 39 Provident Building.
Dnv and Night Sessions
Fall and AVinter Beasion now in progress.
Btenogmphy. (Munron. Graham and
Pitman), Typewriting, English branches.
Bookkeeping. Penmanship. IndlvUunl
Instruction*. Bhort. thorough, practical
courses; latest and best method* Our
various department* are exceptionally
thorough and complete, and are under
the personal supervision of the princi
pal. Siudcni* prepared directly for hual
nes* Call snd examine ihe methods
and working* of this college If you are
employed during the day. attend our jg>p
utar night session. Send for catalogue.
M E RYAN. Principal.
3IARK APPLE,
520 West Broughton street,
CARRIAOE REPOSITORY.
Agent for following manufacturers,
make your selection from them:
Moyer. Columbus. Buckeye. Frexlrr,
Cortland. Waterloo. Watertown, Wet
cott. Rock Hill.
Old Hickory. Mllburn and Florence
Farm Waaon*.
Full and somplete line of Harness, Sad
dle*. Lap Robes, etc.
KeUey Springfield Rubber Tire* put oo
at whorl notice.
11l I,MKI:v I AFti,
Liberty and Whitaker.
The only up to da’e cafe suitable for
select parties In tb* city.
One block from Da Soto.
Phone 446. J. 11. HELMKEN. Prop,
m n CLIENTS
Loan money at ala per cent, on real
estate security.
BECKETT ft BECKETT.
Attorneys al Law and Conveyancers,
jß\*/ The
nobbiest
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eyes on are the fall
styles of Byck’s Shoes.
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25 Broughton Street, west.
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them, especially
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making the
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Superior to All.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY
II Congress Street, West.
PHONE 383
KODAKS and
PHOTO. SUPPLIES
EYEGLASSES and SPECTACLES SLOO,
that others charge $2.50.
Save your life, save a trip to Hof Springs, by taking
FRANK’S
REMEDY®—
Cures when all remedies fail.
LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACIES,
Bull and Congress. Branch .109 Bull St.
Phones 29.1. Phones 382.
THE ONLY
Exclusive Family Liquor Store
IN THE CITY. TRY OUR FAMOUS
Bell’s Pure Rye Whiskey.
Full Quarts 75c; four bottles, containing full Gallon,s3.oo.
BELSINGER k CO
DLLOIIIULn Cv UUl| PULL LINE OF CI.ARPT WINES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
RAVE YOUR
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REPAIRED
lOKARMA’S,
BELL PHONE II9S
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Desk Reflectors,
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
Phone C. DRAYTON ST
A Ten-Oollars Spent
OplIOHHffpiCIUllE
S* FRAME fPCIORV
.ill make your home an attractive one
and give It an air of refinement,
tv* employ nothing but expert work
men that will not botch your work aa
other. do. Our stock or Moul ling la ten
times larger than that of any of our com
petitors, and our prices are the lowest
known
106 TO in* CONGRESS ST. WEST.
Oa Telephone No. 1041.
OLD NEWSPAPERS, ) for S oeota, at
Business Office Horning News,
GRAPHOPHONES
and RECORDS
BUSINESS NOTICE*.
BUYING A STOVE
Is an Important undertaking If voo
get an unsatisfactory article there * ml
ery ahead for you all winter.
R. L. CLANCY A CO.,
3IS Whitaker Street.
The Chatham Real Estate
and improvement Cos,
ARE PREPARED
To Make Loans
On Reasonable Terms.
To NeWSDQDer MM.
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will fold sheet tit* It la In good ocJ*h
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