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CONDITION OF THE TROOPS. oM „, REPORT IMI’BO BY Al>- jl -j HT UEMnAL MY Mil. }llttir Mattrri lnterest to the (~,rl* ***• Troop* I><■ nl< With. Adjutant l.rnernl Gives History n , M I tiakri Urr#rdtlM-Hl* , |rHI a* o Encampment*—F*von Hr(lin>nlol Encampments The Strength of the i'orrM Shown l,v thr l.n* 4|n*rterly Hrliirn*. urorat* Soldier* In Ihr Spnnlfth* I inrrlron W or. , report front the offlc* of the ndju , , . ii. itl of thr Georgia Htate Trtwiw , , ~ n submitted to the Governor by v ,iant General Phtll G. Byrd, who ,o,r many point* of Imereat to military In Savannah there are many offi ,iii| men who follow report* of the , .• . fll rr* with close attention, the con , n of the state military being alwavs r<-M lo Ihern. and the Informatljn ,in Hi adjutant g iterni. which. In part ~hi will show detail- of the history , f i.e troop* from Jan. I, IS.<9 up to ihe j.tent: i.ter the organisation prior to the , i * in the law cal mg for the reorgan n. the maximum strength allowed by v v an In 1596 a* follows: Enlisted Officer*. M-n. Tola! g.a Volunteer* ..471 IMKHi 10.4U1 i Vol., colored Si 1 STS 2,fT7_ ,-.ud lout! SCa ll.Sttt 12.473 1 organized strength. us shown by i last annual report, was. >96. Enlisted Offi'ers. Men. Total Georgia Volunteer* . .37*> I,'S.a J.hi.', il. r. ia Voi., coolied Stl 3,1T8 1,306 Grand total 446 4.XT 4.671 Til* maximum strength under the nt nai nation authorized by tin act of lvi I made operative by U. O . No. 3. A. G G. c. Is: 1900. Enlisted Officer*. Men. Tola) Georgia State Troop*. ITS S old 9,507 i, ogta Stole Troo|w, colored 3 fOO 101 Gran*l total 4U 9.545 10,33* The M funl organized strength utvler the reorganization, a* per return* for quarter ending June 30, 1900, ts: 1900. Enlisted Officer*. Men Total Georgia Stale Troup* 375 3,75*1 4.131 Georgia State Troops, colored a 579 607 Grind total 40.7 4.335 4.73S •Since the last annual report suhmltleJ from this department, which, a. fir as I ran ascertain, was In lX9t>, nnny radical change* have been wrought In lh.' stale militia Of thoee change* mi lr prior to Jan. 1. 1939. I shall have hut little to sas . confining my report almost entirely to the operation* of this department since that date. "A* a result of the Inspection of 18)9. followed hy the action of the Military Advisory Hoard of thit year and of th. reorganization begun bv the general elec tion of Feb. 1. 190), the Georgia Sail Troop* to-day, full of life, strength .ml enthusiasm, present a solid from wtih the following organizations of effective troops: Infantry: Five regiments; sixty com panics. Cavalry: One regiment; nine troops. Artillery: Three unasslgned batteries. Naval Militia: Four companies Naval Reserve Artillery. •The Georgia State Troops, colored, ns they now exist, connlst of one batialton of six companies ami a battery of artillery. "By comparing the above flgutes wdti those of 189N II will be seen that the number of regiments have iieen reduced and unasslgned battalion* either assign.-*! t*i regiments or disbanded, thus Increasing the compactness and devdoplng latent effectiveness of tho org mixations "Th® quarterly returns for June 30tn. 19ft). now on tile for the Georgia State First Inf. 12 companies 12 G-'i 063 Officer*. M> n. Total. Second Inf 12 companies. 31 :m (M Thlrrl Inf. 12 companies . 47 M 2 599 Fourth Inf. 12 companies 51 *'29 tSKi Fifth Inf. 12 companies.. 4S 753 SW Total Infantry GO oom lainles 225 3.150 3.3 M General Staff S3 First Car, (9 troop*).... 42 389 431 Naval Hut <3 division*.. IS 12*1 144 Chatham Artillery 3 42 Atlanta Artillery 4 39 43 Toln! white 375 3.756 4.131 Georgia State Trooi>*, Colored. First Battalion Inf. 16.. companies) 24 519 513 Georgia Artillery < **• ** Aggregate whtte and col ored 4C3 4.325 4,733 "Under the rrorgni laatlon of the state troops, while attempt.lK to perfect bat talion and regimental formation. the poli cy of this office ha* been to bill.*! up solid i .>mp*nk*. Occasionally more than a company ha* been needed in quelling riots or preventing outbreak*, toil I have noticed that on most occ.ailnre when troop* have l>een n cel's I if a w- II organ lr l. well equiid>e<l. strong company were put t the i>olnt needed on *ln *t notice, tln* result Was certain and most 'attsfi' t..i . Then. 100. when the > omp ny >r i iniaatfOP I* healthy, there Is but lit■ 1.- trouble lit keeping up battalion and regi mental administration. ' rhe troop* arc tirinM with *-’*-* 1111 r - Springfield rifles. A larg- percentage < drmn arc OOOOtdOfObty tlk# worse fot | . ir. Molt of them were tasuod now. hut mat tun yntn otco. before ihe troop* kmw h',v to iiittlor inch irrvifit us mirk* ttit' , ■. h degree of efficiency of 10-tlay. The not cored f.>r then a* It If now \ -Idrrablo percentage **f tIMM ®M*P ir. not *< rvlceaMe. They should l* coll'd In and If thtt government won’t exchange i • I |bcex for them they should Iw ship- ( <•1 In nml work'd over, at least. "Tha state does not own enoinrh of the j * nllber rifles I properly equip al! the tr ops On lh* other hand then* Is stored h th* state armory a corewlernhie nunt- j her orf really serviceable aO-eallber rifles. ’l'hla condition exlstlmt causes me to rec ntmend that all to-ciidher funs now In the ’ aids of the Georgia Stale Troops, col. h< railed In. and that the body of < s le armed with the 50-cwllber rifles. ■ I ‘hinge, I think, should be made at each equipments os the troops have are, a rule. In serviceable ondttlon. The tt trail.!,- lies In Ihe fact tr.nl tin apply is Inadequate. This, however, can * almost entirely rctm-oled by the Judl •iil expenditure of Ihe balance which 'nds to the Mate’s credit from the Nu ' >al Guard appropriation voted by Con- When a call was made for troops for 1 prosecution of the war with Spilo ar i' - quota amounted to thr.c regl tn. i.is ,jf infantry and two llaht naileries. !■’ ' rolling was rapid and In an asfonlsh n '■* 1 - were rrndy lo muster into the ! ''if' I State* volunteer armies. When 1 . kt IL'DHJCACIES S2BVET ITO JACKSON. METZGER ACo r&T ?Y h , " Bssemrnt. — sa&lf town its n urav-au. autos* Young Mirons Who preaerve th. charm* of face and figure in spite of an itu-msing family and the care of ((rowing children are always to be eneied Asa prrservatire Bof health and beaotv Doctor Pierce s Favor. has been hailed by women as " a ■ ..'id . to pending on her, nets of watSi mant of a Mr* Ornn Stiles, of Dowr.tag. Dunn Cos., Wi. writes "I hare been intending to write you ever since my baby was bow in re gard tu what your Favorite I rescript ion hum done for me I cannot praise it eoough. for I have not been at well for five y-#r as I now am In July laat • had a baby boy weight ii pounds, and I *a* onlv atek a short time, and since I got u; have not had one tick day 1 have not had any internal trouble since I got up. I was not only surprised myself but all of my friends here are surprised to see me to well M I>r. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, every woman’s friend, is sent free on receipt of stamp# to pay coat of mailing only. Send 21 one-ceut stamps for book in pa per covers, or \i stamps in cloth bind ing, to L)r. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. took charge of the adjutant general’* de partment 1 found the muster-ln rolls nnl muater-out roll* filed away In the drawer# of a <le.*k in the office I have recently hud th‘ official documents bound In heavi Bather, and believe by ao doing th* y will be preserve,! ((*pip!ete and in tact for years to cm “There #r* no records In this office of the thousands of Georgian# who volun i* * rod into the regiments of the regular army or Ir.to the several regiments of Im mui: * that were so heavily recruited In thin state This office ha* been unoffic ially informed that Georgia, according to po illation, furnish*d tn*>r* men to the fniifd States army that fought Spain, nan was furnished by any other state In the Vnton • While neither l.ghf hattery. and only one (the Third! of the thr c r* g merit* conrrihuted by Georgia to th* Fnl*-d bi.t e volunteer army, saw service In f*ihn. the other organtzation* were ever ready ni 1 more than eager to embark for a< : ivc nor vice Thousamla of Georgian* dii Sic servb • In thl* war. thoy being found o fending the flag in Cuba and Porto Rioo and on th b*a. Many hun dred# of Georgian* are now on the flrlnx line in the Philippine#, gallantly lllusttt ing a state that t- justly proud of the -pleniUd ncord# that have be**!! or that are being made.” 4.4IKCOHAN AM HAHLOS AOHEB. fighters Will Heel at the Thraler Between Nov. 14 and toy, SO. Tommy Corcoran and Jack Hanlon have mad. a much of It at last They will meet again In Ihe ring, and the aiort who have been longing for this will have an opportunity at an early date to see what they have reason to believe will bo a tight of lights. Then men will go on for iwenty-flve rounds, and Ihe fighting will be wilh one arm free, the men to protect themselves In the breakaways. Thla meihod of lighting was a concession In Ccrooran's favor, a* he Insisted upon it. Hanlon w mt"d th' tight so badly that he agr-ed to tight as Corcoran willed, anil the clean breaks that were seen at the former tiout In which Ihe two aptear.d will be out of It when they gei t.igethor again. Hanlon arrived fiom Philadelphia rev et a I .1.1 y* ago. and he ha* been busy working for u go with Corcoran ever since. Corcoran seemed In no wav un willing to meet his old rival, and the two had no .Mfllculty when they met yester day morning In reaching an agreement. They will weigh In the afternoon of the light at 3 o'clock, and either man will give or take five pounds from 145. The ilute of Ihe ma-tch ha* not been positively agreed upon. It has been set tl. l that II will be sometime between Nov 14 and Nov ®. The tighter* would like to have It on the former dale, but the theater nmiv lie used then for a light that lc being arranged by the Austral Athletic Club, the management of which ha* an opllon. If ft should he found that the projected light cannot be arranged, the theater will probably he turned over to Corcora Hand Hanlon for their bout. One of the stipulations was that Shorty Jenkins should not be the raforse Han lon insisted upon ihot potnt. He declares h- got th* worse end of It when he met Corcoran before At the end of the twentieth round Jenkins called It n draw but Hanlon said ho had clearly twnten Corcoran on points and w* entitled to the decision. The Philud. Iphlan feels pretty sure he run Whip hie mnn. though he raid yester ,t,v h- knew- h. would have a hard lime doing It ”1 am going In training al once, probably at Thunderbolt.” he declared, • and you ran rely upon It that I It be in tr.m when the tight Is pulled off And fi t . will ti.ivc o knock out to win I know he is a lighter, nnd no mnn would have a cinch wlih him. hut still I think IT. win.” Million romcn to t*ivnnh with n r onj He hp n king *tring of victor it**. (Imw.*. no <icctaloni* *nl not b •* feat Here a his record ash imvo II to the Morning News, and lovers of the ttw' will see several of his opjonefi!s. whose names they will recognise: Knorki-1 out Hilly I’ayns |n three rounds. Philadelphia Pa . Tenth and South streets, knocked out Young Kosher in two rounds Quakei Oily A C knvked out Jack Peake In five rounds. Atlantic City: knocked out Jock Conway In liv* rounds. Tuxedo A. C.. Philadelphia: knocked out Jack Monahan In two rounds, Westport A C. Italllmore: kno. ked out Hilly Dukes in three rounds. Eureka A. C . Salt I aore. Md .knocked out |*cie I hilly In two rotml- Halllmore Odrnn Theater, knocked out Johnny Griffin In thr.- rounds. Haltlmoik Monumenlnl The aicr: kme k.sl out talks Matthews In four rounds, Bailimort Mommenial Thent'r knot ked otit Joe Barret In ten rounds Phoenl* Park. Ralfltnore’ knocked out Torn Cavenaugh In four rotnds East Bide A C .Hnltln.orc: knocked ou Jack Magutre P. ttec rosifwl: . Westport A Halllmore: knocked out Black Dlamotd In three 1 rnneds. Baltimore Monumenal Theater, kno- aai out l>la< k nismmd In live | rounds, Baltimore Monuments Thealer; ; knocked out John Hell In thre> round* Qu .k.-r Cltv A C . Phlla-lelphl.i. knocked out Jack Donsto * In ilva rounds, ktlantlc I City; draw wl*h Martin Ju.lg*. six ! rounds. Philadelphia. Pa; draw ! with Martin Judge six rcstnd*. ! Philadelphia. Pa . draw with Fred Stick ! „r. -lx rounds. Philadelphia Pa ; daw ! with Tom Corcoran. ’Jb rounds. Bavsnnin ! Oil draw With Fred Swlegert 12 roun.*, Baltimore. Md ; draw with Charley Dow. Ing six round- Iffilladelphla. Pa.; draw with Charley Bowling, six rounds. Philo dtlphla, F*.; draw wlih Martin Judge, tlx THE MOKNING NEWS: TI'EBDAY, OCTOREK SO. 1900. rounds. Philadelphia Pa . draw with Johnny Pail, six rounds. Baltimore. Md . draw with YToung Monosk*. six rounds. Philadelphia., 1M , draw with Hilly I>uk*, 10 rounds. Baltimore. Md ; draw with Jack Kyan. six rounds. PhlUnlel|>hm. P# . draw with Jack 1 labor an. six rounds. Philadel phia. P* draw with Pete Pally. !* round#. P.iHirnore Mi , draw with Jack Smith, six round*. Norfolk. Va . draw with Herman Miller. #tx round*. Balti more. Md ; draw with Tom Cleary, six rounds, Philadelphia. Pa ; no decision. Martin Judge six rounds, Philadelphia. Pa , no decision. Young Smyrna, six round#. Chester. Pa . no de cision Billy Pfeifer, six rounds, Chester. P .no decision. George Kuasoll. six rounds. Wilmington, Pel . no decision. George Bussell six rounds. Wilmington Del , no decision. Dan Mc( , onn , ll. round*. I'Ytvnden. N. J ; no decision, Ksl Krouse, six round*. Harrisburg Pa.; no decision. Ktd Krouse six rounds. Phil adelphia. Pt . W> ileclslon. Jack Hanley, six round# Philadelphia. Pa.; no decision, Jack Hmlth. six round# Norfolk Va . no d#* talon. Tommy Ryan, alx rounds, Phil adelphia P. . won fmm Hilly Duke, ten rounds, lkaitlmore. Ml . won from John ny Griffin eight rounds. Baltimore M l . won from Charley Hun#*, ten round-'. 4%m --cinnati; no d<'cis|on. Tommy l)e\'Hn. x rounds, Phliadeiphtn Pa.; no b'Cisloi), Denf.is#. thr rounds, Philadel phia. Pa.. (#toj*[>*x4 by police!, no decision Jack O’Brien, six rounds. Beading l*a : no decision. Jack Barret, eight rounds. Baltimore. Md BETWEEN III* TWO l> %t t.IITEN*. Will of George W. Pnrl*h divided III* Property In That Manner. The will of the laic George W. Parish was filed and probated In common form In the Court of Ordinary on yesterday. The will direct* that the property of the testator, after paying funeral expenses and debt#, be divided equally between his two daughters. Mrs. Alice E. Walker ami Ml#* Lillie Parish. The property given by the will to Mr* Walker is to be her separate estate, free from the debts or control of her husband rthe ha* already qualified as temporary administrator of the personal estate, amounting in value to about S7.sa*\ as of the three executors named in the will. Mr* Rosa Parish, \V W. Fraser ami Val moro Leb#y. 1* dea<l. the second non compos anti the thir*l no#r r€nld#s beyond the jurisdiction of the court. Mrs W ilk* r will apply for administra tion. with the will annexed, at the next term of the Court of Ordinary. The es tate is estimated to b# worth between 540.- ono and $50,000. Marta A. Gk*nn, widow of the late Pat rick A. Glenn, was granted . y ar’a sup port out of the estate of her late hus band. th** cav**t to the grant, filet! by John L. Archer, having been previously withdrawn. Charles D Kline, notary public and ex officio Justice of the peace for the Third District, filed with tha ordinary an abdi cation for permlesion to remove hla place of holding court from 105 Drayton street, to 108 Bryan afreet, west, it Is recited in the application that emoluments of the office are not sufficient to Justify the pay ment of the rental for the room* which the magistrate is now u#ing Tha will of the late Margaret Valen tin# was probated In common form and letters testamentary granted to George Mouro, the executor Brantley A Den mark. named as executor In the will of Eliza M Bennett, filed his renunciation of the trust Letter* of guardianship up on the properly of Mary Reardon, minor, were granted to Jordan F. Brooks, county administrator AT THE THEATER. "The Christian" rinsed llefore n f.nrge Audience, Hall Caine* play "The Christian," founded on the novel of that name, was proiiuced at the Theater last night to a large audience, and one that attested hv enthusiastic and sincere applause Its ap preciation anil pleasure. The play was presented here last sea son by Miss Kffle Ellsler nnd a very capa ble company. A* the programme an nounces. and as is evident to anyone who has read the book. 4h dramatic venuon differ* from the story In several Import int Incident*, and | not altogether the rame. either in character or motive It |s also apparent, however, that this was neces sary to make the dramatization success ful. Mr. IJonel Adams, who portrayed the role of John Storm. I* a capable ami graceful actor, and except In the rending of a few lines, he was excellent. Ml.-* Julia Stuart was a splendid "Glory," and with Mr Adams, won several curtain calls for her excellent work The Savannah friends of Mrs lamia Porter Gugel, who represented the char acter of Lisa, accorded her a hearty re ception Mrs Gugel has nut a large part, but she cares for It capitally. It must have given her much idesteurc to And past friendship* still warm Mr Arthur Maitland as Horatio Drake. Mr Charles I’owan as the despicable laird Robert t're and Mr Manager, as th* theatrical magnate, were all good Mle# Adelaide Warren was very pretty and sweet as Polly Hove, and won the sympathy of Ihe audience, while Miss Carrie Lee Stokes made n lovshle Mrs. Callender. The play was handsomely singed and costumed, and altogether was a line pro duction. It will be repealed at a matinee this afternoon an*l again to-night LCUXL ROTH KS. NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY. PNITEP STATES OF AMERICA. Eastern Division of the Southern Dlstrtci of Georgia. In Admiralty. Whereas, n libel In rest has been tiled on Ihe 2?lh day of October. I*oo, Instant. In the Dis trict Court of tbs t’nlled States, for the Southern District of Georgia by Joseph l-andry, J Olsen nnd Allan Hunte against the llrltlsh bark l.txxle Curry, her tuekle. furniture, apparel and cargo now lytr.g In port of Savannah, In Ihe said district, and against all persons law fully Intervening for their Interests there in. In a cause of subtraction for seaman’s wages civil anrl maritime, for teison and cause In Ihe said libel mentioned, and praying Ihe usual process and monition In that behalf to be made, and that all persons claiming any Interest therein may lie riled to apioar and answer the prem ises; and that said British bark I.lxxte Curry, her tackle, furniture, apparel ami cargo may Is- condemn* -I and sold lo |*ay the demands of the Itheltunt. Ami. whereas, a warrant of arrest has been Issued on the said twenty-seventh day of October. under the seal of said court, commanding me to attach the said hark Lizzie Curry, her appurtenances and urgo, aid to give due notice lo all per rons claiming Ihe same to appear and answer, and make rlalm thereto. Now. therefore. 1 do hereby give pub lic notice to alt persons claiming the said British bark Ltxale Curry, her tackle, furniture, apparel und cargo, or In any manner Interested therein, that they be anil appear at the clerk’s office of the District Court of the United States tor the Southern DPlrlct of Georgia, tn the city of Savannah, on Monday, the twelfth day of November, next. A. t> IMA, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon c.f that dav, then ar.d there to Interpose their claims, ami to make their allegations In that behalf Dated at Savannah. Ga., this 2>th day of October. A. D I*oo JOHN M BARNES. United States Marshal. District of Geor gia. By CHARLES J WHITE, Deputy. Alexander * Hitch. Barrow A Barrow. . Proctors lor ÜbcilanU. CLASSIFIED AUVtHIIStMENTS. mi'om. btart Nowr uc se*-tire a rice boy's watch, 2SV* #e urea reliable railroad watch. 3,- secure a hand some lady’# gold watch; tsc secure a mag nlflcont g*l )-ff||el watch. Atcrk*an move ment, Isiiance on InstaUnt'-nts and no —* id<b' r* or collector* to worry IT. come and have the system explained. FV gtvas, .n East Broughton. Hair. Jewelry and Rbavlng Slipp y House, old gold or siP’er taken a* payment, or i#h given for same. the rruNlfTiti”e“xcTiXnge. its fkitrmrd street, buy* and sells all kuvd* of sreond-hand furniture for cash. OIL HEATERS. WOOD HEATER, cool heaters, cook stoves and ranges, lie liable goods C. P Miller, agent MORPHINE.” OP 1 I’M KAPDANHM I'Ov-oalne bubit; myself cure*!. %vill inform you of harmless, putuiuni home cure. Mary 8 Haldw.’n. Box 1212. Chi* ago "CEMENT 81DEWALK3, ARTIFICIAL pure cement coping lor fencing, four feet long 14 in*'he high and nine Inches thick; sidwaik cement, blocks, venous colors, octagon and hexagonal, good work und reasonable price, refers to Mears J 11 Estill, M J. Solomunt. Wil liam Keho*- and other> ffhop. Whitaker and street a. Charles Hobbs, 655 Roberts stre*U. ADVEBTIHEMENTb SET IN CAP ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN (’Lilt Hi ED iPVKRTIBKMENI COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO Al> VERTIFEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN JOC ii Yoi R IK* !N SAFE FIRE PR<k>F PrlfTel A Freeman have a standing offer of lI.ODQ for every safe of their make that does not preserve Its contents. One safe was In burning debris 11.1 hour* When taken out. the hope had to b# turned on It When opened, not a page wis discol ored. not a record lost, not a lollar de stroyed If you want *<-> urtty. buy a fltiffel 4k Freeman safe C. P. Miller, agent. ""YOU WILL LIKE THE MILK FROM Springfield Dairy; It s rich and pure, try it FURNITURE ITPHOLBTERED. MAT tressea renovated. Antique furniture re polishes), furniture pack*d and shipped in test manner. Send me your orders. C P Miller, agent. CAMELIA JAPONICAS ANITa7ALIAS price. |1 (O unl upward, direct Importa tion through Savannah Custom House, hv A C. Oelschlg. nursury. opposite Golf Link*. Phone. 49*; l*v Hyacinths. Nar- A'ins*!. Freaiaa and Lille#. Plant now J Gardner, agent, care E. Moyle, 10 Brough ton street, east. IF ITS RUGS TOU WANT YOU CAN get them cheaper from MrGUlts. SPECIAL, AN UNLIMITED ItJPPLY of nice willow rockers; ladies’ size, at M J W Teaplc. ? V M N’< >W - \ U : - A l I 4 WEST Broughton; ring up 1186 if you want to have your furniture moved or packed for shipment or storage. I guarantee price# the same hs I do the work that’s given to m . A 8. Griffin. 414 Broughton street, west; mattresses mad© to older. MILLER’S STOVES AND RANGES give satisfaction Tha Magnetic. Econo riist. Waldorf. King, and other good makes at reasonable prices. Af7 Brough ton. west. KE N 81NOTO N FA RM ~M Fl k!B UN aurpass* <1 for rlchneas; delivery is per fect; phone. 3346. BBE MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKS office table*, offi >■ matting, office shades. 2(77 Hroughten, west WHEN YOUREK M'GILLIH'” SIXTY - Inch 9-ccnt rug*, you will buy them. Just can't help 11. will sell In any quan tity. "furniture'moved wrtri care.' Is a specialty with McGillls. “millers new styles in cash pels, mailings, linoleums, window shades, etc. All work done In first-class style. 307 Broughton. west 'M'GfLLIS'" lack “cvrtain“ will beautify your parlor “M'GII.LIS IS CHEAP ON RFOB, NETS lace curtain.*, hammocks, water coolers, pillows, picture*, stoves, btdrootn suits, and furniture of every description. “see the jewel stovf.s and ranges for sale by J. W. Teepi®; also agent (or Insurance gasollno stove. Si 4* I TVS NICE RATTAN ROCKERS while they last. Large assortment of rockers, divan* and easy chairs. C. P. Miller, agent KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN elevation In the country, free from city drainage Imposaltde for milk to become contaminated, by Impure odors; If you want pur* Jersey milk, phono 2345 De livery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed. M'OILUS MOVES. PACKS. SHIPS and stores piano* and furniture, heel work only; no "Ohcap-John" prtcas—no "Cheap- John" Jobs ‘GOLD FISH. *6 35 MftfCAN’ARY BIRDS'. 13 60. fish food and grass: J. Gardner, agent, 114 Park avenue, east. *I.OO FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS while they lasi. C. P Miller, agent* *2 50 FOR ART SQUARES WHILE they last. Rig assortment, all grades of art squares, rugs, mats, portieres. C. P. Miller, agent “M OILLIS SELLS SIXTY INCH Rt’OS Smyrna patterns—for 9!* cents. “ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CLIP ITALS WILL PE PRINTED IN CLAP BIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTIBF.MBNT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 30C. ■ BHILAI. SAVANNAH NEXT HTI'TTER- Ing people are now flocking to Dr O. W Randolph. Albemarle Hole*. Columbia. S. C.. and we learn from hading paper* that he |* cur ing many He has engaged to go to Sa vannah. Oa., the sth of Nov., and stay ten daya He will then go to Dallas Tex. Stutterer, this stems 4o he your last opportunity. Col Willie Jones of Columbia, and many others are loud in his praise.—Christian Index. LADIES' CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal Pill* are Ihe he*4, Rife, re liable. Take no other Send 4e st imp* for particulars, "Relief for [asdics." In letter by return mull Ask your druggist. Chichester chemical Cos.. Phlladu . Pa. “HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF TOUR feet are troubling you. call on me and I will give you relpf. I cure Ingrowing nails, corns and nil disease* of the feet without pain; charges reasonable; can give the best reference* In the city; pa tient* treated at residence*; orders can be left at Livingston's drug store, Hull and Congress streets; telephone 2*3 Lem Davt*. surgeon chiropodist. HELP WAirlUO-MAI.B. wanted i^Tn^T Ida Apply by letter to us with refer ence; good saiary paid to the right man Llppman llrt* . wholesale druggists, Llp|>- raun block. Savannah, Ua. ar ENOOR API IK K OWNING MA chlne. to writ*- letter* In afternoon from &-T: must be accurate and experienced. Standard, this office. WANTED. I’LI’MBEKS, . flßlCK layers, S.l .SO. mill machinist, tiler, ham merer, laundry machinist, washer, t3i. tmard; baker*, tie Inspector, bookkeeper, commissary clerk. Huber, 217 West liay, Jacksonville SALESMAN WANTED TIT - OLDEST firm In the trade to sell to physician*; permanent position; state experience fully. F O Box HI Philadelphia “WANTED. AT GEORGETOWN. 8 C 7, al once; flrat-claaa white brick layers: wage*. 13 Mi per day. Address. G. L. B C. of A. C. L. Cos.. Georgetown. 8. C. HELP \\ tNTKD-li.U.K, WANTKI* Tn A uTv? thoroughly lomprtent. *i**rt male st n ograpinr Apply by letter, stating quail tlcallon** md cxi>erlenc* Lision & Cunningham. P. O Box XJ. WANTED. TWO ABLE-BODIED n. i im b k mlth t;• \i*^>t\ to For* t t'lty Wheelwright Work#. West Btoad and Olive streets. WANTED A BRIGHT BOY. ABOUT V> years old. lor department. Ap ply ut 1 kbit in WANTED. SMART TIDY WILLING ©•eh Ih v- . apply at once L >|*>ld Adler WANTED TWO ACTIVE EDUCATED men. weklv dory or guaimti* only iippliratitr< giving age. reference# and plu vious employment ccmsldered. Dodd, Mead K Cos., New York By. Mkll* U I.AIKO-k ldUl U. WA N rEI h TAPABLE TF \ \ 11T Foft general houae work, 503 Brouglitou street. east. WANTED. GOODCGOK. BRING REF eren* and apply, 7<M Abercorn street. . HOTEL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 317 Wtat Bay. J. k onville. wants help, all kinds, for Flort<la Georgia. N#- .n and Cuba, s* a son I9n-19ui. Bce Huber for fur ther Information. ADVERTISEMENTS BF7T IN CAP ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAB HI Kl ED ADVEKTIBE.MKNT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR THAN IOC nm*l <% UkAT U AITKD. til monufaciure nd private trade ex perlotv#; day engagement II •*>. (No meals!. Isoitwi Yuellyn. Poatoffie* LADY SCHOOL TEACHER WHO CAN KiK-h In tny grub Inepidlng music wants i iH'hool. Tarver’s Employment Bureau ~~A W!|mU. WITH ONE CHILD want# ii place a# hous* keeper. *•! give goo*l reference*, hn* no *>hj* * lion to lewv- Ing SavantMili A<Mt< s Mr- 8. L., car* of Morning New* offi • WANTED. A POBITION. BY A MAN with tw-1v years tx|©rlencn In pine lum- Im r blltlhflis; kinnl m.iiHio r of lalor and office man. A (hires* I, 9k, News. "MEAT AND PASTRY COOK Charles Wilson, No. i*>4 A street. Bruns wick. Oa. HOI SKA UAtllStl. rent nice unfurnished houses In *lcSlral'lt part of city. Address M., care Ik* Sop* Hotel. WANTED—MIICS LLANKOUR. WANTED, TOWAGE TO NEARBY porta In Georgia and South Carolina; lighters furnished, or In rafts Apply to foot of WhMaker street, Capt. 11. A Strohhar. Agent. “IF YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET IT from Springfield Dairy, rich, pure ami wholesome. “(’ASH PAID FOR GOOD hand oal sacks. *l2 West Hay street IF YOU WANT A PLACE To Dt MP earth, dirt, sand, manure, etc., free of charge. Just, at city limit*, hauling over hard road, write or telepbona Rrown Pros . corner Anderson and East llroad street*. “advertisements SET IN CAP ITALS WILL HE PRINTED IN CLAP SIKIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO A|) VKRTIBEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 30C run WENT—ROOM*. ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for rent; privilege of hath. 213 East Henry sires* “NICELY FURNISHED* SOUTH front room for gentlemen; every con venience; 236 Lllierly street, west. NICELY JcfRNISHBD SOUTH FRONT moni; hot ami cold water. 363 Barnard, near Llerty. “NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN private family to one or Iwo gentlemen with or without board. Address Y.. New* office. KI,ATS roil KENT. M.. Ne*)* office 1 I'flH RBNT—HOIMBM FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE HOUSE. No 217 Watdburg slreei, east, between Abcrcorn and Ijlneoln. flrsl-eiaiiw or.l, r ard eondlllon; every convenience Right rent to right tenant. Estate Salomon Cohen. West Broad and Broughton streets FOR RENT. 17 DUFFY STREET, east; possession at once Apple George L Uarmany. agent 16 llrynn street, east TO RENT, 221 AND 23 IpiLTiTn street, east; these are good houses and location excellent A|a>l) to C. A. Mcln tlre, 414 lioanl of Trade Itulldlng gOH KK9T-STORK*. FOR RENT. SIORE SOUTHWEST (orn- r Whitaker and Liberty streets. Ap ply I* Liberty streai, west. FOR HB.NT—MISCKLLAJIBOUS. LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOR MERLY OCCUPIED BY THE SAVAN NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. H P. SMART “ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP' ITALS WILL ME PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT, COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO All VERTIBKMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN MS. run sAtdß—aßAi. • tn tit ADVERTISEMENTS HLT IN CAP ITALS WILL HE PRINTED IN ( LAS SIKIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD No AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN S9C ! l; SALE. THOSE IA)TS ON NINTH street, near Eaet Broad, have only been •old lo flrst-elaea parties, .'be will make good neighbors; and none other ran buy The terms are very raay. and they are cheaper than any other In the vicinity. C H Dorsett. * FOR BALE. A LOT rOB TWO HUN dred dollars; easy terms, on Ninth streea. near East Broad: no city taxation. C. H. Dorse tt FOR SALK. LOTS ON NINTH STREET near East Broad; no city taxea, at *3qu each; twenly-flve dollars cash and easy monthly payment* C H Dorsatt. RESIDENCES AND BUILDINO LOTS for sale all over the city. Robert H. Tat cm real estate dealer. No. 7 York ■treat, west. “FOR HALE OB RENT 60-ACHE farm with house and nut buildings, :n good condition Apply 571 Stewart street ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAM SIKIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN tUC Norwood's "Satire" For sale at all News Stand > in Savannah. Ftlll # 41.4 —ME 4L E*T 4TK. FOR HALE. LOTH ON NINTH, NEAR K*st Broad, at ra*'h; will i*oun ba advanced to 1225. when a lot has bean paid for I can arrang# to get a hums bulH. C 11. Dorsstt irOM SAIO-lilU UU AMuOl S. HOV REM. THE COl GlI KING! TRY It whan your favorite t*i *ly fail*, a? ..m* bottle added to gii f hon . inak* a spleiulul mixture for Infants and hi. l n BENZOIN BALM M\KKB TIB SKIN llk*v velvet, for sale by or a* II r rv And Al>ercom Per* > Drug Sturts Whitaker ami Tiivlor streets NEWSPAPER FOR HALE. WEEKLY in the lent county sell town In Kbrlda. progressive | opl< .thriving r> oil* v trwn; Job anl cylinder pr* •** -. r* •*! ad vertDlng pair.*ng* . iwihs'rlp!inn II *t and Jot* lm*4no**“ paying fh >- m i tnotith n* •. splendid opptWlunity for an lnlrile.-lu.al edu at. I man of business Hblllty ash; ivil ii . © of J 1 time. t di. oum for ail * i-th. Address The Nw >, Ireland. Flit FHt BAI I rYPKWRITKRH \N ! > aiqiplk’f rlbUm* jv up, ty|wwrlter* 428 t SBS. Terry K llrlnM*i. Augusta. Ga FOB HALE ABOUT ONE III' NDHED n. re- of growing hay on Poplar Grove plantation, uhoilt on. mi e fr.<m the * Ity itmlr- *>n the White Bluff rout! Apply to Lisum Ar CunninKham TURPENTINE LOCATION FOR sale. 18 cro|M first y-.ir httxes; 12 rtf!! M . re* round llmlier at II .m |*© acre. |a per thousand bo* • far leanetl timber, plenty of tlml>er t* Is got. In five nub *of ab road; will glv* po*•*# !.. now or ut end of Add re#.* Round timber, tat# M.'ining News FIRE PRt h)F 8 A FI-58 WE CARRY A fine line of fl re proof * ifes In etts-k at ail tirn* * The iiurtlr* can s*e exa.-tly wtNit thr-y an* gettaig f!ir price# wre a* ltw as nusmifactut rs wll it. with fr.ugh add ed. Parties Inter. who wish n go,*| flra proof safe, will <K> well to |ns|Mct our tt’K Lippman Bros . Lippin in block, agent# for manufacturers SPRINGFIELD DAIRY 18 NOTED for having rich, pure milk; try It, you will be pl*aed A DVERTIBEM ENTS 8 ITT IN CAP IT AI *8 WILI. BE PRINTED IN CLAB 81 FI FI i ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN ' t tvr *EN T 8 A WORD NO Ah VERTIBEM ENT TAKEN FOR LKRrt THAN JDC. RTIUTKU. notice, htraykd t* my premi ses. a while mule, with h l* r ami chain uUoched. owner mn have same hy pay ing expenses. It. R. Cmmcy, Thunder bolt n>ad. Bt>4 ttmit*. in RT^M^nrrTTNT?^^ first-class table |#>ard. J! ml 21* Mo on street, east. i.m t atiuial. '^Trrr?rrr^i?rr-K^ under the management of the Kate Bald win Frte Kindergarten, will open on Nov. 1, at 302 Hall street, east. 11141MW4 CH3341C1. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAM HI FI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO Al> VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN *>C. PI.t’MIHXU. MODERN PLUtllllNG IT WILL UK In your Interest to let me give you in ce llmate on your plutntdmc. new or old wish; repair work a specialty, aa I am a practical plumber No guesa work to endanger your life. Wiggins, phone ftfl. Georgia or |MI. MIM'KLLAAIOOLa. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP ITALS WILE BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD No AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN AX'. DON'T TROUBLE YOURSELF ABOUT moving your furniture, relaying your car peis or m ittlng. Berry A Itenton will re lieve you of all that trouble. YOUR Hll.l. WON'T IJK)K HALF AS large If we do your repairing on stoves, niiigee. etc., we empkiy experienced workmen which do best work In half the time A. C. Price A Ou., 'phones 653. corner Slate and Jefferson. “HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED with German ready-mixed paint; entire sattafa'dton guaranteed. Adams Paint Company. “WANTED. ONE THOUSAND HUN. gry people at the Southern Grocery Com- ' pany, lit Barnnrd street. "PERRY A RENTON Ift) STATE street, west, will move, pack, ship or stoic your furniture at short tw>tk*e; also ren ovate your nkl mattraaaa* at IMtle cos!. Bell 'phone 1121. WE HEEL SEWER PIPE. FLUE pipe. Are clay, lira brick at lownat prices Adam* Paint Company, lot Congress, west. “HAVE YOUR ICR IIOXES HF.MNKD and leer coll* overhauled: beer pumps re paired nnd (Hit In hest condition; all work guaranteed, last dt satisfaction; our telephone*. Georgia or Bell 663. A. C. Price A Cos.. State and Jefferson “for sanitary plumbing and gas fitting, ring us up. Kelt or Georgia AVI We make your bills smaller and your work of 4he Is-st. A C. Price A Cos., State amt Jefferson street*. Good Positions | B/acfiVceWtdc ajwlf Young Men -'Women > 'W(|oi*lieourprtliMl Business (odrse lC KMON O U r -;^V BUSINESS f/f/mwM I COLLEGES j C bmlforritaJnjKf /i’W JJ£lßom^2:so :-iyoxmßDss2.oo A HALF DOLLAR SAVED ALL ’ROUND. GEIL & QUINT, 205 Broughton Street, West. AUCTION AAI.CS FI TANARUS! MB BAYS. ~ AuCTIdN^SALL We. the undersigned, have ttn favored with acveral cotikrnm* ni* •>< very high grade good#. which w- will seh at t#ir new au. i.on r.snna. They consist of th© follow ing: Ladle# Fine Tailor -mad** Halts, Jack ets. Capes. Hkirts. Bt!k Waists, l.lmn Col la i and Millinery of t* material* and fit • and Wi.rktn ittship; Chlldren’a Hulls, !.• r gs. Man’s Bhirt*. Pal. nt L m-r Pnnii* ilpo Ten Hefs, Onyx Tube*. Hri< - i-bra Toilet He is, and numerous art# leg w mn.*t mention owing to limited qiae. All to*- above will be sold at your own pi i> • . in hit to suit buyers, at II o' look http, i i'ir .In imirn.ng, Nov 1, at No. 11l Wbllak* r street Gsl op. ii for inspection Tuesday, iHm't forget the number. BAVANNAII AUCTION AND COMMIB - COMPANY, A WINER KBIT, AudlflMir, TWO VALUABLE BUSINESS MM V I to N*. 44M %144* A lir.tltinM!, \ net lneera. TUESDAY. Nov .in will .II at Court 11 arise, during the usual hours of i*ab\ lot >i*% on northwest < <rn*r of Twelfth and Burroughs streets. aLn lot same sia© on tlw tv rthon-t corner of Flor-Tv# and Twelfth streets. Twenty n* w huu. * have b.n bulH Mwttn these rw. lot* In the past few month* There Is ludtvc-* enough to auiqxut two new #tr* * tn thin locality. AUCTION SALES 114 YOI VMM A 111 HttuMl, Anrllnneer*. We will sell nt auction TUESDAY, Nov. fi. .it Court llrtii • portions of wharf lots 6 and 7 North (Htlethorpe ward, having a fiont of 1> fet and a d.pth of 41 feet, more or Ish. und improvement*. on slat ing *>f otto two-wtory brick building at M>uthw.‘ t . ffim r of CofT* e alley and River str*‘et. and one-storv brick build in*! used as i hi.ieksmllh slk>i - LEGAL SALE*. IN the IHstrlrt Court *f the Unltr-d HtAlm for th*- Southern IHstrlrt of Geor gia. E •stern division, in the matter of J R Goodwin, bankrupt, in twinkru|Hry. Under and hy virtue of an order pa*ael oft the 17th day of September, ISW, by A II M %> I Han 11. referee in bankruptcy, I will sell on Tuesday. Nov. 6. !. at the Court House In Chatham county, within th* h sal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, for t ish. the fulliwiMg pfOf>*rt\ of raid bankrupt •-'.tile, to-wit. LS ruiin l. r 21. Cumming want. l>etng number 213 Thin! street, east. In the -lt\ *f Hsv tnnah. In Chatham county, together with the Improvement on same Right to reject ati) or nil bids reserved. The above prap • rty Is sold fru* from all liens and Inrom branc * WM P HARDEIv. Truster. I.F.UAL NOTICE ft. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notin' I* hereby given to all person* having demand* against Georgo A. Kel ler. late of said 'ounty, deceased, lo pre sent them to me. properly made out. with in the lime prew riled by law. so a* to show their character amt amount; and all person* l mle Pled to sakl deceased, am required to make Immediate payment to MARY F, KELLER. LAMAR KELLER. ExecSitors, Meinhard, Go Savannah, Ga., October 19U0. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT ORS. GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY Notice I* hereby given to all persona hav ing demand* against Iron Agnos, lata of sakl county, deceased, to present them to me pro|ierly made <*it, within the time prescribed try law, so a* lo show their character aval amount; amt all persona Imlebieil to said deceased, are required to make immoHate luymmi In me Savannah, Go . Oct I. MOO JORDAN F Ji KOOKS. County Administrator, 15 Hay street, west. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT ORS. GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Notice I* hereby given to all person* Hav ing demands against Indian* William*, late of sitl'l county, deceased, fo present them lo the undersigned, properly made 'itll, within the time presertbed by law. so as to show th-lr chora'ker and amount; and all persons Indebted to said deceased are required to moke Immediate payment lo the Undersigned THE GERMANIA HANK. Administrator. Savannah, On.. Oct. 27. 19>n NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT ORS GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Notice I* hereby given to all persons hav ing demand* against Margaret Valentin*, late of sakl county, riacewsMl to promt them to me. properly made out. within ihe time prescribed by law. so a* to show their character aml amount; and all per sons Indebted to sold deceased ate re quired lo make Itnmedlile payment tom*. Savannah. Ga . On. 29 lUI. GEORGE MOURO. Executor. PHOIHIMM WANTED. V. 8 ENGINEER OFFTCB. ST AU gustlfte. Fla.. Oct. 39. Iftui Healed pro posals for completing gun ami mortar bat teries and building concrete store-houscq at Fort Taylor. Key Went, Fla., will ho received here until 12. noon. Nov. 31). I*a, ami then publicly opened Information furnished mi application, c. 11. MeKlns try, Cnpt. Egr*. Mist El. LAN BO l’P. In every <kiUar of your hard-earned hard cash at th® Southern Grocery Company, 111 Barnard afreet. OYRHINE IS THE - BEST WALL FlN leh made Adams I'aint Cos.. Bavanaah agents. 104 Congraaa. west REDUCE YOUR UtVINO EXPENBES by Investing your hard-earned hard cash with Ihe Southern Oroeary Company, U* Barnard atrevL 3