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MrOlm to He* IP Id Till*
at hleli ti HMiilillo* %\lll Me
oflrrrrl hv % Idermuu Olio** Hr
m**r Ih Ii v i lift fh* I*#g4#l* mre fr •
\| lr *|r ta I **•• lr flr Mon am# nt
Mauir Htrr* <•(•*• IP* Iliart >
I*, n florae me ii I i'lil lt) Will
|n It* a|,ore—Willi |#|tnn rr
from Holla 'iat‘ mm! <> *•♦*
Horri'M of lltr Momiu nl • %•-
• or t il.
Tn* >Atif ’•• * *• b*t upon to .*M n j
t'rr.’ifU' an I ulil* 1.1 !0 th* THtMH*>f' ■’(
.lam* 1 f .ward itiMVpf, the I!•
I*y* .i.i t• r i > phllanthropl#! <*/ I
% of
A! a m* * -f Coufi ii to be hei! tv•
frti'-ni** i f.sllov. in,: a m**ttng of
Commit: • <f ’he M . rreohi* ion *
tr Jr*’' * i b> AbVrman M Din
on. inrmnrtallzmA the l/fiMaiiirr m*o*
l *ie aot jrs t of an apprnf' #*:*n ’o * ■ 1 tr
• o** non of a momimm in ho* .*t <f
Geft ( glott*Tre
\Mffman Dixon eonferr- *: wrh Mayo
>l erf .#***f*lay ufviti th h*)*• t And r*
c-.vod the i**’*t> hoarre f h.
Ido# It nan rxrt y#l h- tti rt* I " •*
amAimt, If *n> will b* n onei in the *•*
©lull*** Th** amount whi Miw >r M •'■
*ivrl Alderman fi x*n *.•> nrn !
day. wa* $. An but t nia* L* • I
to IS An in*- •• x. ? * i *-f the * Um; .
now the Mate of (*•**, ■ " diretly
due to the Wi'Uorn nwl p iuttthrop' < t
G#n Oglathorp* '•* w ** ■- founder
|>rateo( or n/.ti governor f**i
year# and a* hi"* rm* '- Itwrinrofiii •
Oocmet t#l vx f r;■ the earl* 1.1 t .r\ of lh
eolor>. it i# brlitv.ti lo.lt lie |/ i fJ*Mur*
rannot fail to iesjmr.fi io * r*qti* #t *f
thle kiwi, coming ft*>m the ( nur !l of
ka.iiioah. the *l’’. wbo h (igtotthorp#
jt. inn<l aiid a 1 out uf*on th* ve* v* lln*
u(Mill Khidi It ex life 10-fkn
The rvKolu’ton will contain the a##ur- |
wj.ee tha* v. th .ij-propria * o*-io = by th*
rfif’e rlu efl> will it# full • -ar* r
• (*♦* mat ter of aiding in ihe er*<Mi*m of
th* mm itrtnt.
•The movvltiwn* to ere. t i mrmument
to th*- memory of (Sen. (*;! thorj*e ha* in
h* art> Indoreonientaat-l Mayor
"The nutter u •ru hi* h hat* berti • .
I* lei too lot a alre ly Mini now t'.a! I
\ o-rahle onDor(unit> lireent** It- f
ervouH n*t fall t> take a<lvant nr- *f
The monument ehoulfl b* **n* ti •■v*r>
ua\ north > of the ftlatlnyuifhe*l man
notn r e to be ♦-reeled, and ••re'lltahle
to the nt\ an*l to the **tate, l*ot! <*f whs* h
ir* their exhtnirf to l.lm It iliuuM •**-
re) anythinit In ihlr line to he hunl In
tn** * ity h! |*r >• ami l i* f -fosilat
t.ut timt th fund- will he found to ena
ble thlf rceult t he duaJnerl The >|\
ix i! bear itK **iire of the eanei . !
tMnk It only right and proper that th*
*tat* should make a ltc* •*witrHnitl<*n
for thie purpose ae exlden* * that ih* • lt
•i#rv‘ of (JforstA are nnt imgratefui to t
memory of the man aho '* oe a name
r.rvi a -ommofia* alth
The < igtethorpe monument m*\ tn* A
*eem to ave taken a d* p io*l It
e<*mi that only n u** a n*-el l
and the prompt and g* neroue *f!*r of M
fAhotter at one** |* a. th** roovennn **ti
m atlaf'tori )ai*i’ With th* >'•** *°’‘-
tribute*) by the Oclethorr* ' ****** *••* 1
ftinda in the hand* of the J t"i*er Mon i
ment Ac <v* iat|m the laugb r** *' L-
Revolution, the Colonial Paine* an* ► t
rvrganlxatlon* wh-*h hav* men oftr**l
for the ptirpoee there t wlrea*ly abm
m atkhi With ewtlaCa* l*r> .*ntr.-
laMton* from the city and :he -rate it wil
be a comparatively e* v matter to ftecitm j
whatever rem itiiln- amount may l* n*
eaeary to mok* up the fund required 1
Many citlaena ttirouahom the *t.i*-. u
well •* th*ei> of Saviiinah wcmiM .b*u
I*** cotitrlhute freJ> t* Ah* monuntHn*
The varloua organlsatloti.** and aearet *o
*-ietie* of the city would alao doll bile.**
aid to) the movement
Huirfteitlona are drealy he Inn male a
• o the proper l*> uon f**r ?tie* monument
It I* generally non ceiled that the monu
ment fthoiild 1m given tlie inoet prominent
position obtainable, .. I thl* i* tak*ai t*
mean that H will l • il •'< nomewb-r*
or? Hu!! *'feet T?ie dlon of Hub.
etreef ami Oglethorpe avenue ha* been J
PUggeased a** very np|roprkite. but #:icr*
•re objection* t* the use of this alte. and 1
it l> more than likely that Chippewu
•
now unocf upted 1 \ monument and tfi
•noet centralli lo tied, will be selected
Toe feunta.n wbicn now o* **upie the ***n*
ter of the square could easily **e removed ;
To wtm* other square, and t.ser** woukfl
douhfle** t*e *n*tderahle competition* a*-
to trhKh square should hnve th* fountain
Colonial !*rk ha* oeep euifir* **A*'l by *>ni*
a* a suitable place, bu tbe p-irk i* still
too mu n of a cemeter> t I It H ob
y* -ted tt>* funeral surround digs would
t;f.t be the mast e propriate for m*n- 1
timent which l* ititei te*l to b** i livint
reminder to the people of Ueorri i of their
great founder
KIHAT If IS OI I III: MdAn>.
Thf Temperature. Ip to >o%eialer
mill n* I #** a* %n> in •!> 1 ear*.
For tbe third time *tn *• the establish
rneni *.f the Weather llur.gu the th*r
mm<',er went >ester*lv to .* dagreea t*-
fore Nov. JO The only other case* wer*
in !7V and In *m !i *f which th*
record wa e 6 *. gr* * oi th' *irs| of th*
month.
The minimum yottanlay w.i* reached t 1
7:3D nVIx k . n . while t h*- # maximurn. .*d
dagreev. •*. rurred a' ?■ * lo *k The mean
A*, degrees, i* l 17 a- p. low th* norma.
for the day.
Ouf In t!ie country mercury wept even
lower than wtfs r*<>rl***l at the \\c,;ih*i
Qurca i. and lf<- wt rej*.rt <1 t* hav* >e*n *
formed In sum** of th* out in.. it-Ir-w*
l artb-u*.arl> alo* g th* In * of t- Savan
nah. Thifndtrnolt nn*l H • of )I*>pc U.iil-
Wl) I
The forecast fc*r l*d.*v is fir w* at her
wtfli a continual!** * f th* present k w
temperature To*mort.T \ . vi- i**l to
be fa|i. i-'rewh i**tlh wm*i* may b - tx
| M'Ct *<l.
fill.. I l> I I II > \.lit I I !
lie tint More 1 iilri 'III an III*
opfMiiie ii t An fli‘ Dlatrlet.
Col. la >rer‘* total majority In the *|is
trlrt over Mr W u 1 Leaker th* Hep i
lican candidate for Congress. Is 3.213 Tuft
yigll't \ot*- wa# received ynttniii•, mow
ing a majority of 79 for I.***t* r. i# firs' r*
tiorier In tm* Morning N* w It w.* r
ports,! later that Mr Le.iken had irr.* *1
Tattnall hut th* w.t> an error. The vote
was close, how* .-or, bring 7s for <’ol. T -
ter and **W* h r Mr I.* .kn, Til* I'opuli ’-
voted w* tif Ibpubli .n- In TattnaJl.
Col. 1,. * * f it | vota was* 7, .
• gains' .>; for I. k* n
t*ol Lea ter carrbd every one of the ten
count!*** of th* district. In liw Jo-, j.h
>’ Heput.J aii Candidate, ar*r. | **.t
mi ter cirri*- ! L S*rv an*) .\1 In'n-li
dtointlsf, the former by 72 and the latter
by UK Cleorge II Miller, the Populist
nlid:ite. cart-*"d Hcrcven by *** votes*
c**l Is :* r s }■; i * lit > In the district w is
The v<te w —much heavier, though,
tt W* than in •• Mr Doyle received
over 1.7' vote# \ \ (’hathim alone.
Cook 9 * Imje-rlal Kxtt i Drv rhamr*agne
lis • d'di-bfii H It is perfectly
pai(r auU iil iiitl.Uu. id. .
111 l >% \ %l ATOMM OI TMH)K.
I'nrlnia nnd Operator* goth More
( •n*enH(ltr am Mr. Taaasrnd.
Mi CdTry It Towi -en*l repres* uniiv*
*• t* *n.irt Oil ('ompanv ;n the t* * r
r. ntJi * ir< lion ipent yesterdav tn
'ui m Mr rowneend report# tnai the
•*.lor*k for th** oming veer wi h
naval stoics [eopls i# for a reduced • n*:*
W hir the . nop for the vsar Jus# ende|
IV •( the litgent evei known the average
production ‘i* •i v * w. less nan in fvr
mer v.ars tlie l.irg* produ n.m beinf *l*ic
(•• • Ito general extrnaton of operationa
"The itverar* prodiKti**t wa* not as
larir* a- fortnerlv - ild Mr Towrnacnd
*m 1 i<• with-* trxili.g I e ntgh*-r pri'* -
•he prodti • rs genera. I y have not fared a a
w*di * m.ir- e :ti t uie> are in*
cllri* and t. -uppoee M’hile prices were
ttiarher li.e - pidti<'?la wa* l*wer
<lue fir*? *• .iifavorable wea? *r '>ndt*
* i- ii .| r*h' to the - ar* it) of
l*'r !' • mp* ratot* live never bad o
mu fr.- t* with l *r t* for* >u a.I
Ms* Ir > stbrv and ?h It * *perlen*'e 1* one
wni ti r *l r them win) to in -
b. ' '••n> *o *ak* a very ennaerv tl%e
• i * mini *
\* Mi** beginning of the last year
ai Mr Tow'iieend, "something over 12T*
-w place* wre estahll *led. an tinpfe* e
d'nt**d r • ord for on*- year f-'or the pres
• u' ' •r the *utk*k i- t’Kit le.-s than Jialf
* number f new pl.i • s will t* *stah
•- i CMv should reahx* that tur
i*-ntii • it >vtit me.-uv r.# tn*re to th*
*, erat*f than tvirpentinr a* V *-cnts In
f'fmsr vears Th is die to higher prices
for nmlter higher price** for labor and
tr.* • * pr;- <• for supplies of all kinds
•j*< *•'!> ai-ivc*, hoop iron and provl-
Toe operator* have never had such
i’ \pej . ■. r with latvsr ae they had dur
'ic -be -*i year The Increased opera
M r. i.aturallv ?* iided to In* *e*se the *|e
rtiHi ! labor but in tddttton to thin
'he railro *'- - iwmilla and pliosphgte
mm*.- drew a 1 irge i.uml r of lahor**rs
♦r an the naval stores people The result
w•* . ■♦ir tggi*- for labor to handle th*-
tor* wbb’b k* pt the o|erat*ts in hot w
t*i during th*- e *ire m*-m -on Mmy of the
bars it xv. . only naif w.rk*d and th •
v**• a v.*ry unsatisfactory e*prlen e for
the **p*r:t*rs
Tew . *JU l e IP lhat for the pres- i
er • . ;r. which ! .s just l*einin, t*t!i fa
i * ind op*-' itlv* s •*• mcHrvc*! to I** more
**t-**fv itlve The fu-tor will le .-on
. *t: v In maku m ad%ance* aiul will not
• i **, ig*- * xtei |v oprratt<>n*< ** th* v !
did is? \ • ir The rai"!f owing T• |
ti lr cxptrler.ee with labor during tlie [
vear Just ended will he dispose,! to eon
‘iti* tbems* lv* s to the niimiei of .
for si.: ‘h thex t Ink th-v are assured >f ‘
utflclcnt -iipi*iv of tabor. The result i
will b* i -om* wbat -tnaller ou!|mh ami
letter conditions generally
>.v*iii .ah - •nl i > - * hold her • w> a*
• naval t*r • 1 por* ail Mr Tow nsend
’ She lost new iat v ai before last but
i. t• a 1., i Ini*-*- last year Savannah
1-* n ally getting -hlptmnts of naval -lore
which do imi! b-dong o her he.■•use of
- '-ntcrprls'* of her m*rchan*s and tlie
fa-i that they at** willing lo put <ut con
vj.iorable * tpltal In ot a- r to obt:tn ship
n-ifs l- r a line St looked a** If thing**
wre going ag ilnsl Savannah, but now
. * nib sMn* I to hold h f* own a i
?iv 11 !*ior'js*rt
llox cutting Mr Townsend states, ha- I
’.?* t I begun t*i Mabama an*l Florida
In fieorgia t •• law tlx-s *lie time fr l>c
;:int mg lox .aiitirur *t Nov IV Kt which
Mine the producer will l**gin oprrtlns
t MiI.IHII'.V* IMI %T • Ill'll lb
i.rnml I'arailr Mill Be Joined in by
Hundreds nt Them.
Tala i.s Children’s !> oa the Elk-'
Carnival A distinctive feature of ill*-
day will tie tlie pa rule of school children
Not!-* w*-re *eni lo the teachers m all
the schools, uskliig that the children he
itb-t rib-ted : o •*.'*senible t 12 o'clock
promptb on Ahereom mreet, near IJlM*r*
ty to move t (>gl* thorpo avenue, to
Driyton. to Hrouguton. to Hull, to Won
•l* rl.ind avenu*-. and to the reviewing
etati*! I here to take part tn n grand
rendition *f "Anmi m. In which Fair
man's IWuui will I* a*)
li<4 i l uirni iti j* an-l the Un ai lmnd wll'.
be ii the Children's parade It Is ex
!•- t**l that many huu<!re<ls of chlldien
will c in bn* ,s tlie little folks have
seemed lo *nier with great spirit into ino
Pan Th*- fr**e wimi'sion that | prom
Is*-.I ib of them to W'oitdeiland has inspir*
•*l a inter, -i
V* * u il. v was >le of the dates of sal*
( tli* •jv tar* tickets to Savannah oi.
ai ouvii of the carnival, and there were
mot* strangers In th* illy than the inv
Ih fr* It w ill he found tlmt visitors will
t<* •* . n in grewter nuiuber- on the .lays
-i. w !)t-h ! low* r.it*-s are effectlv* Th
carnival will continue afl rw'xt wn k. an*l
tlie dates of sab- will be recogntied by* tt)
tin t• i it < nnuM.
T h** '-old last night was responsible f<t
falling iff In the attendance, though
ih*i- was . large crowd In the onclosiir-
All p* nt tlie evening very pleasantly in
♦mg the in ny shew or finding e>ijov
m* nt In the various methods the carnival
i ff. is Doting the afternoon the children
..f th* Epts *pal biphsn- ifeme were al
mlltetf to th*- grourdv ami t* Ihe shows
through the courtesy of th- director g**t
rial, Mr •% D. lleneoAi
\n a'tract lon that was not on the pro
gramme last night whs an Incipient ldi/.e
In • a(• of the ctmkery l>ooths on Wonder
| us! a * entie The gasoline outfit *ise|
in * (Hiking tlar.-d up. making • great
i lax** \ fireman res|onded promptsly .wit a
a oonv extinguisher and soon ha*l t!•*
tire out The, Incident caused some little
cxcitcmc nt
ihlllll \%l TI FF 1% J % 11..
Other i nse* Disposed of •> the lie.
canler.
There wee#* but b*w arrests by ths |h
li e U\ before ye*der*lay o tha# only* a
small t umber **f prisoner# sppeurr*! on
lh lb••■nider s .In k'd y. -iterday morning
rtevrral • ih.-* wer* (Hitnlntteti fr*m t! •
lay before slid disposed of yesterday
Anioig them wa.-* that of " I*' Maher
fTtag and U. T Puff, rharg.xl )*# a tia k
driver n *ni *l Hrown with disvlng cursed
jrl a vaulted him day liefote ye*ter*lav
in ••* amt of which wa- ptib.lhee*! In ye*
, v ■ wmn
-I. * c 11• * I *S> h t a pay )’. <*r **p • and fift*en
i days In Jill They were unable o .v
ltd so wr* locked tip Drown, who had
b- • n irr*#t*'d at t .• *l*-n n 1 of Tuff wlio
i.itti’-d him with i!*sauit. was dl-charg
bt• v•* lfne-ks. <• lored. arrested ar'y yes.
i* lav morning at tlie Duffy Street flab
v ! ( atr<lnan Ibdgnan, was -*!iarged with
having committed a murderous assault
upon a won an who wa*- In the hall Yes
t* day m ining it w.i- found that the wo
loan wa i.* t led i injur' and so the charge
w tta-bned, mi l th.- man given a sen
i< nee of fw or fifteen days
Keep 1 iiursHf xirnnu
\rd you will w trd off -■>!!•. pc eu mom a
fryer- ai 1 other <llsa?e You newt) to
have pur* rich blnnd tin) go I digestion
land's Sir tparil i tnak*- the !>),tod rl b
and |Mire s- j o other medicine can do It
ton* the * tonia i crones an tippet lie and
invigorate# til*- whole system. You will
lie wD* to begin taking It now, for II will
keep you ctrong xn*l well.
11.*.*; n Tills are non Irritating Prl e
25 cent#.—ad.
\\ lint More Ideassitl
Asa bridal gift than one or more piece},
of Sternberg a. Co.'s lovely vat glass
, naic.-ad. %
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1000.
GALA NIGHT OF THE HOO-HOO.
i o\i %tkat %tio> %an noQt rrr
roi.i.uru it) < IRIIVAL.
Mni>T l*u r till ml Klttf n Mari
l.tf* luirln* l* 4fterno
4ft rr Uhlrh I lit* Hao-llho mm<l
I H**lr Prlrnd* I b|>ml • Hnnnn'l
nf the lie Marie bv
%n|irrnn> *nni l> *Hlll*well, and
UrMta 4. I* %V rlulit, l’o|ir Harrow.
INitia I rrrnian iwl F. 'I. Olhrr,
4flcr \4 lil- h h* llowHnn anil
I hrlr I rkuda look * *Nr |}lk*‘
( arnlal-4 t.rrnt Mt>t and nr
IV lil h \4 111 %• lit- Korioilm
Thw member# of the <*or .iteno.t*d Order
of lino I 100 of i'Mv tiirah utul ifti mr*
rnunding country ritd h*t or 10 tnr {4n*ii*
of thr fnlverM. Mr William B Bttllw* li.
mi area’ tiwpr ia*' night Tuc m tin .*i
falr, which j u it the T>* HMi.
4i pr* *~b l l> a rnn .itcnatlon of ih*
lorai Hoo lion a* the H.ks Hall tn Lyon
h|.* k <Jur.t -4' .••• uft rnoon Tu> affair
h*gjn t 4 >. n*l . ivie | until 7
during > x!c*n | urldind Kitten.*
vw it* |ut trirouc.i ftw pa* *'* of the Hoo
'loo. ami after |*.t.'--ui£ the ordeal succe**
fully, w*re permuted to play in the hack
yard of the order.
The eon aten*Uon wa* ttn.ler the per*
nonil -Itre. ilon of the Bupreme Snark. an*: 1
w.is conducted by the following offlrars
it It N-al, vlcw-g#i*Mit -nark. Jam**. M
J>ixoi eetnor ll*>> Hoo. 0 W Howard
Junior Moo Hoo. Ali 1 aimer, linjuin
llar>e\ tiranjrep. Arranopwr, C. W H.ius
sv * Ui-focadlan W K Grady. Rerlvcr*©-
ter. t* C Martin. Guidon. J J
•'Uth, Jr. J.bb*rwo*k The operation la
.iml to lavf hern quite painful to *<Mn*
of the kitieiv hixl there were a number
of intruding fh*H' arts who withheld
fo-niHelve* for futuiV experiment
At 7r. th* ox- r* !***- .it the hall being
mplofetl. the Mo* I 100 formed in a
hop fd m.trrhel 12*. .-ton* to the I*
Soto where their guests were awaiting
them On their wav to the hotel the Ho *
Hoo enlivened their mar-’h and alarmed
the native*, by frequent shouting of heir
•vr <rv ' ne. two. three, four. five. si*
-ev en, eight. rune Rv th* tail of the Great
Ilia* k ''at Hla- K Gat Hoo llov Gre* P
I 'on H<*- ml Ftlllw ell Is the Hnatk
Col. M W Idxnn was grand marshal of
tie parade to the hotel
Arriving at th* hot*-, o line tu- formed
I
and Gie entire pro csslon protwrlwl to the
banqueting ball on the a** 1 onl fl*H>r
Reaching th* doorwav of th*- hul th. line
halted, dlvtdlna on e.ich .“I*l* of the or
rMlor the guest* pa-sing between the
line*. greeted b\ miii v strang* * rl* •* * u
they p.t*wei The lino Hoo men followed
and all wer* wealed according to order.
In ail. alrut LW w**- at the banquet. in*
<Pi ling several pi- mitient railro.nl men,
iawyer* .nd other-. b *id* lumbermen,
of w h*m lie onler la -tllffly < omi** v ed
The tables were handsomely <l* * orated
with m-e* .Mid potted plant-, while in
front of the . h.tirmwn’a ** at waa a hug*'
Ida* k t In what appeared to b ;.tirpl*
m.*s- w'Hi grrn and klic v ev*-- r* ting
upon a b*l of fern- The menu * arls were
vv trk- of art b*lng engraved uiH>n th*-
out aide with the Iti-lgnia of the order and
with the programmes tied together mi!
the !nki*- with knots ( b!a k .Mid >clk>w
ribbon
The first page of ilv* programme an
noun ed Chat th* banquet was In honor
of Mr William H Stlilwel! Mnark of the,
I’nlverse, ttr.d that It was tendered *\ the
Ge orgia member-* of the < *<n- at• nated Or
der of Jfoo Hoo The second page on*
uotmeed th*- rnmmlttee*. as follow*-
Vlregeretit Hnark of ctate of Georgla-
W H Wilson
i’onimitt*-e. fit ate at l.#r*** - M W An
derson. A’Hthta Ga , .1 II tlNwlll.
Rome, tto . Oh is F legeu. Angus’*
l in . A I* .Schofield. Macon. ta . <* < ’
(’iltts, 4’or iel# Grt . J I*ee Kneign. Oci.-
la .ni Worth tin . r 11 raldwell. Rain-'
brplge. Ga H II Hnvmoml. Ilrunswl* k
Ga ll*n. J W 4qri* srv. Ga
Hanqin-i 'ommlttee James M Dlxor*.
llnrvey Granger. T S Wylly. Jr Jam* '
Preeman. J J Mcl>mough. Jr.. M \'
Dixon I> Sinikln> T. J Duvls, \\
I’ Raker
1.0 il Committee—B R. Neal. J M
Idxon. A B I‘alnier, T K King. H
I
\\ Saus\. J J McDonough. Jr
Next follow ed the toast list With Col
T S Wylly as to*t mazier ami tnr
following toaeta, responded to hy the gen
tlemen named • tleorgl "* Anton I*
Wright. "Commercial Expansion” Hon
Pope Barrow "Culls and llefuM Ihivis
Freeman; ''Fratemlty.** F. M Oliver.
P’ourih. bus not last am* the menu,
which was served nw des*rll*sl
Blue Points Half Bark Off
4>lery. "From the Cellar S interne.
■ First Meow
Terrapin a I/AnglaUe llenign Tall *
S ilt*-*l Aimonds; olives From the Hoof ”
Sherry "Karly In the Flgnt "
Roiled Salmon (Anchovy Satn** > 'Vat
fish Rtyle "
l’ucunil>era. Potatoes Duches* "From
the Fragtan: Gardena."
Terwletloln of Reef "Not Fmbalmeit
String Beans, "t’urtatied Mushrooms.
"Grown on the Fence." 4’lnre4 I’unch.
‘ On the barret Slips
Sweetlwends (Piquei "From the Fat."
Green Prai, "From th* Hight-hand tier
•lens."
Hoo-Hoc Punch * Kitten* Beware"
Ro*v Snipe an Cre gi "from Cat-tail
Fields "
Toin.i'o an*l Lettti- e Saiad "Grown Near
the Onion Red."
Assorted Cakes "Furred Chimpagn*-
Jeiiv "Soft an*l lownv "
Neapolitan Ice t’rram "Kittens' lelighi
Roquefort Cure-* Kttih.ilmel." Toas’e.l
(Georgia) Crackers
Fruits "Of M my Fights "
Coffee, "111.* k " Clg.it • l.i-t Mecw
t\>l T S Wyliv the toast master, be
ing unfortunate v abst-nt. this duty was
dls*’hrge*l hv \|i W \S St.ii with hi*
usual ifiinii'lrrlfik aplomb When th* 1
\|nnd* hid been sufTF-ient.v *ll - u -ed 'li
Starr ivinouu* e*l th.it the <-aterwaulltig
woiid commence. He began this vo.mi
*x*r*lee hv proposing * t**a*t to "the
gre 4et l.vltig h* •v, common'.) known
a* the smirk
Mi Stillwell'* re*|otise w in worthv
*ne nn*l of interest to th* gentlemen pre--
• nt. and partb ul.irly to th lumh. rmrn
lie wld. In par
"Georgians. Friend* and Hoo Hoo This
Withering evincing us It le* your high
M*preel itlon of th** honor conferred ui*ut
our stilt** .*nd upon us. bv the Concat*-
nated Ord* r of 1100 Hoo. ha profoundly
affected m* nnd leave?* m* ilm*'*-- wlth
ru# wor*l- to expre.-* ntv -b-ep •not.otis
Aru feeling of personal s.Mlafnt'tlon 1*
swept awov by the tide of gn Ificatlon
anil prkd* which I feel :i>d h.r* with
each one .f ymi, ns a Georgian, and i* a
lumberm n l** ar old tleorg ' Win. dm-s
not love her. whether hr hulls from her
w vve-honten s-ior* *. or from her lofty
mountain erest For myself, born !n the
• hadow of the Blue R dse Motin'ains, and.
hv the r)*le sh*s’k of war hak* n from
the dove-cote of childhood's happv h**me.
1 was rear***l tllterallv ) all ov er* the state,
and have ever found shelter an in the arm
of a mother
"Among her son* hnve b* cn * a* chosen
.tom pan lons of my I**l* ure hours—the
friends nnd of my business ef
forts. M Mtv of you h ve had more or
. * mllar Ogpl r■ r Hid tVH |r
-coDla.ucd co Seventh 1 ago->
AIIF STILL LOOKED FOR.
Fulfil in the •oming of Hies Ays*
dirstr Men Not Lost.
Officers of the American Rice Growers
Distributing Company, the tnit organixM
!in Louisiana, are nt ill expeored in Savan
na r. It wa• thought ; ley would arrive
last w** k, hi? they did not One gentle
man interest**! In the rl ** huaJlcs* ha* eg
pr* - -eq i t*. lief that the representative* of
the eyn*lt'ate will not come, but O’her*
are onrifbntly looking for them
Mr \v ft Pritchard. prominent plant
er is imong those expecting the syndi
cate peaplt Mr. Pritchard's son Mr
Paul Prlt hard, is cofinro** 1 with th*- new
• 'anpanv *nd frx*m th* litter Information
of the pr**je-ted visit to Savannah ha
come The data of the representative#' ar
rival ha# not yet bee?, definitely made
know n.
hollowing is a special dispatch from
N**w Orleans relative to th** new rompa
party
The domicile of the rice combination Is
Crowd-y I,a hut headquarter# will he
mat? turned :u Texas, most lik'd)' at Beau
mont. for the purpose of complying with
the law of that state Tie* objects and
l*!irfo*‘ of the combination are stated to
te to provide and foster marke'i for sgrt
ultural products, rep illy rice. rice.
(
imils. bonded warehouses, irrigating ca
naD an*l tc make a<lvan*e# * farmer#
The plan Is to purchase tlte domes*to
ri e ro;* and to enter with the rlce-gr-vw
ers into a contract *> **e’i their rice crop*
for a sßpulatf 1 figure for a |*crlod of four
vr*rs with th* privilege of extending the
•ontr.ict for an additional four year*.
\n*lerson T Ife.ird Attorney nd dire or
(f ih* con* ern. who r“ **ft>tly made a *’om
preher #ive tour of the rice belt with C
C Dus*i. brother of the vice pr'Mdcn:
mvn that the *rhune i# an assured suc
• **•#. and that fully 7Y jer cenl. of tbe
rl ♦* crop is iv>w under their control, with
prospe r* of further a *• salons (>n** *f
the first vis hargei to the acccunt of
thre-e concern*-*! |n the cotnhlne is their
alleged detention of ’he steamship Ark*-
*llh which wi • to have eall*d from tM*
lr t to Ponce Porto Hi. o. under *-horter
?o A H La see Ilea general commie n
mcr ltanl of New York laden with rl c.
It lielng lalmed that the comblr.atlon p e
v'tntal th* farmer* fr**ti releasing rlc* ?il
re.dy ur.*h r cotilrax • the ship. The lo
ii rb'c Interests which have not conv>
int th* * omulnattor *re skefstlctl **f Its
su * s# and- aim that h iio>
enough to • *ntr l the prohict of thiset.ite.
and that **wu<c to * I irg* ini r***>r In
acreage, and consequent overproduction,
tne guarantee of prhes fr f<*ur year# will
l*rov t losing ;>ropuli n-n ”
1 a a l—
ITfaMTF.iI ** Utl lAI’KITED.
• iinih nml .Indtfr Will Hesch *asnn
nnh To-day *r I’n-morrow.
Mysteriou# Billy smith an*l Jm Jtidg*
the • rack-a-Jack weltci weight# *ho are
to rneot it the tucat*r next VYedneadav
night In a twetjty-4iv* round bout, will
piobaldy arrive in th* city to-day or t<-
morrow Tickets have lieen sent ttem by
the Austral Athletic Club, under th*' au
d*k*‘e of which the tight will i*e pulhsJ
off.
The men are said to te In the pink of
condition and **ag**r for the fray In fact,
c-oth are alwavs In ihe of shape, he-
g *onstantly in training They are fight
ers. ls*ing in the profession for all they
an get out of It. and ft would le against
their interest to allow ihelr physical con
dition to get to the had. They know full
well that It I# more profitable for them
to keep ever iti g*>od shape Poih are fr-sh
from tight#, having he.ii up against good
one# within a short w toil*.
I \tere -1 tn the fight b K-m. The kvfr*
of (Jo- s|*nrt ir* looking for n •p|cnHl
exhibit lon of It. as ih<* ?w> men hav* ee
tahllshed rei-orslw that are known all over
the <<>untry. ©spatially Hmlth Hmlth lick
ed Judge In a hard fought Jsiftlc of
twenty rounds two years nxo. sn*i Jmlge
• ).>*•♦* not believe he call do It again. It is*
feather tn a pugilist*# cap to iP't de
cision over Smith and Judge will *triv
hard for the honor
\II Al * tine point- of boxing are looked
for In the coming scrap. mt Is It believed
that the right will mt*s any f the fast
and Airl*u# work that also delights .in
ludictK’ CTcvcrnr weighs for a good
(I* al, hut spectator*- Ilk** t* #ee the tight
• r# mix It up, and Imth Smith stal Judge
ha\* a reputation In that line
Host || Mil *!\ MONTHS.
l oir l.rafter Who Worked His l ittle
(■nnir Otic© ’loo Often.
Harry Ifosch. one of the graft**;s (hat
follow*d the Klk# Carnival to Savannah,
ha# ’cen sen fenced by Judge Norwoul to
a t rm *-f *lx month'* mi the gang in *l*-
fault *f the payment of fine of s.>’ an*)
the cost# of the pr* #eeullon. Ho-< h wa#
charge*! I*y K T. Murrlion with tin
offense of cheating and *wHalting
A story of (he ine(hod adopted by 110- h
to relieve the countryman of hi# money
ippe ire I In the Morning New# .it the
time of th** . rirut # commission, several
•lav- io lie an t a friend of hi# worked
with a pair * f l# kets. one of which could
> open*•!. ihe other of whl h could nor.
The frl**n*l offered to h**t Morrison that he
ouM not open tlia lqck*a which tin* for.
mer had *p*m-l wi(h -# mu. h * a#e. and.
w lien the w • £ei w # n* (ept (l. left him to
play with the locket that could not la
op* ned .it al!
Ho#, h np!**nrl on the scene ai thi#
Jutu tuie and. in th* role of a dlstnt* rested
spectator, off* red to held the stake#. The
*fl>r wa# accepted and while the victim
vv.i* trying to |en Ihe lock* t Ho.s'h atal
•
When he wa# arraigned before Judge
Norwood Ho*ch lenled hi# guilt of any
, offen-e whatever and strenuously protect
ed hi p**rf *t inntlk'enee Th* evidence
(gainst him. however, wa# too clear and
Judge Norwood sentenced him to #i\
m*>nths on tlie gang He claimed to lie m
vei y 1 1 I.* ilt h and wanted to t*e sent of s
hospital hut he was Informed thit hi
trudhle# would la* attended to at th*
gang - hea*lcpiart‘re, and away he w*n(
1.0 I siv MttNTHb FOR THKFT.
t hnrlte sparks Twached n Frait
•Mnml (r m tl< *f Grapes.
(’harll** Hpirks. white man. turned tip
before Judge N *rwcwsl In the fitv Court
y* #terda). * harged with slmpl* larceny
It appeared that Htairks was on hi- way
from Atlanta to Morrtgoaiery ani had
stopped over in Savannah The circuit
•u# route he followed may have had
something to *h< with th** trouble into
which he managed to g* t himself
At any rale ('harhr touched tlie fruit
Mauri of Henry Holme# for a basket of
grip*# H*- could no’ give Judge Nor
xx ••**•! n reasonable explanation f thi# a
1 M -n on his par? and the Judge offered him
li * choice of paving a fine of S2O and tii*
• •m* of *urt o Mninji the county f*r
r \ months on the gang Through force
•>f * irctimet it • # the latter off- r wjs
accepted
f nnsnll) ( a* l*t|one|,
Tne hearing upon the appli -atton to an
I el the bon*! an*l *ll##olve the levy, lit tit*
ittuchirent *.re of Miehael A Connolly
! against th** At Untie Contra**Alng Coni
pony. Benjamin D. Greene and John F
ond Kdward !f Gavnor which was to
have been heard in the City Court. hefor
l Jiklg* Norwood, on yefttMoy afternoon.
I has uecu postponed until next lueadgg'.
RETURNED TO THEIR HOMES.
Fl> M, ARI9KB OF niM.MTKRA Of
( ON FI 111 It %f V t OX N KNTIttX.
Mr*. *. F. ••nliliett Delivered nn lw
terntlng Neport. ns ( natodtwn **f
•he Southern ( roas of Ifonnr—4twl>
Thitir Who irr Worthy JUwalri
11 #sr |—4 red It for
brvanliNtion •! I nited D*w*ihter
of the I *ifi-l*to* v Due #•* 'lrs 1,.
11. Itslur*. of yiUNiuinli x*-luli*r
shipa for Georgia (• I r I*-—dhn nk ■
H**tarnril lo Those 11 ho Helped the
( on % ei (ion’s Hurrrts.
The Sixth Annua. Convent lon of the
Georgia Division t*npe*l Daughters of
the ('‘onferieiv* x idjourned t *. *' o * lock
yesterday afternoon From every wtand
point the - inven*ion nad been most pleas
ant and su * - ft. a I mti h g’*o*l work,
in the ii#c th** X*iugu:rf* love,
been accompilshed.
After i e prayer In which all the d#l
•>*?es Joined there wa • an Informal J>
cos#ion of a numlter of . hapter re|*ort on
various subje, ? The fl M■ # Roun.' ivihc
real a ommunl *ih*n from Mr- Ran
dolph. :he • hiitmtti of t.* Central Com
mittee having in • targe th* e text ton of a
monumenA to Jrfl'.son lsvi#. and the
Hoythetn Confederi y. The letter t>c
sought the aid of *he chapters of the li
vlftoA) and Mrs Rounaavllle #e. *>ndod the
appeal in word# that produced ,m im
mediate re#pon#e Th* chairmen of the
delegations from a number of chapter# of
fered ontrlbutioie fr..in them ivhi(dt
' l y ii
is hoi*ed to lncrea**- p h> at least as mu h
igain wlthir. the next few months.
A fac-timiie of the #eal of the t/onfed
crate Stairs of Amerl ha# been pr**
#ent* 1 to the dlvlston by Mr#. Ayer, of
Washington. I* c I? Is a valuable re...
o # the day* of th** war that th* division
greatly appreciates and. at the suggestion
•.’ the president. . p.sing vote **f thank#
was rendered Mr* Ayer
The feature of th*- morning * sslon wo
the report of Mrs S K Gabbett, of At
lanta the custodian of the Southern Cro
f Honor, under whose dire tlou this d**
• or (tlon, testifying th* gallantry and •!•-
• otlon of the m**ii of the Hout i. rn arm •
i- being dfstiihut#| to those \\ Jm> #u
vivc
Mr- Gahbett reporte*! that a very great
many of the crosses had b** n (tin tri Imi ted,
: hut (hat the d-rrwitid was so constant and
| -o pressing that rt had been found imp*,
ibl* to supply it promptly. The cross-?,
needed would he |ssu*#| a# soon a# th* v
•onld be manufacture*!, and It wa# hoped
!hat every Routhern soidler. worthy to
v'ear it. would soon l*e decorated with this
r n>il* m of the love of their Daughter#
and their own bravery on the f)l*l of
hat t 'e
Mrs (Jablteft said that every effort pn--
-*lhle wa# being made i> prevent the
crosses being Itesiowed upon men un
worthy of th* honor arid that a number
•f the applleatlon# that had been mad**
had oe#n refused Home of the appli, ,m#
hal not been -'onslstent in their al!*gl
j ance. nor remitned loyal and true to ihe
a use of the Southern rates These, nn
worthy of the dtAin Alon, wer** not to he
a owed to receive it
Mr# GahheAt exhortrl the delegate** to
*e extremely areftil In distributing the
badge# and not to issue them to an vine
about wh***e record there was the tinge
iof uncertainty It wa# a cross of honor,
and only by limiting the x* iplenis to
, rho*e who had l*e n altogether loyal and
‘ *levoted could It continue to deserve this
I title (lon The report wo# r* nv.-d with
applause and a rising vote of tnunk# ten
dered Mr# Gahhett for the work she ha
! un*|e r tsken and so ably conducted
T'o Meet In Columbus Next.
Columbus w.s chosen as the next place
of meeting An Invitation to hold in th#
I *T?y the next convention of the division
was tendered by Mrs j T John#on Who
assured the delega es of Ih* pleasure th*
Columbus Chapter would have in receiv
ing them The invitation was accepted.
The committ*. consisting < f Mis# M l
| dred Huth*rfor*l of Athens. Miss Mi-*•
; Baxter of Atlanta, Mrs li T Fou* h* of
1 Bom*. M‘ss Sarah G Btokes of Augusta,
and Mrs L. (’. Chapman of (juitrrvtn
wh* h I Mid !**•*• 11 i'i**unted to investigate
the evidence a# to the credit for first sug
g**ettng ihe idea of the amalgamation of
ihe scatter**l organisation* of Daughters
of th** Confederacy, was r**al Ir i a
follows
"The commit fee nppn,nt**d bv *he Geor
gia Division, to Investigate, for the aake
•>f history, the or.gin f the I’nlted
Daughters of the Confederacy and to le
<-.d** from evidence given whether that
honor belong# to Georgia **r Tenne#r*e.
i*g leave to Ullhm.l th* hallowing report;
"To Mrs L li Bain*- of Georgia ‘,ry
long# the credb of fir-t sugg*#tlig h
Idea of uniting al! organlsatlon# known as
Daughters o/ the Conf.-dera- v into a nat
ional body, and this conclusion is bu-% ,|
entirely u|*on letter# from Mrs.
of Tenneavee, the other claluvini of tH>•
hotior.
"That to Mrs Goddbtr of NashvlT*.
renn . Is lue the <*redit of (•nl.irriiu in 1
carrying to comelet lon Mr#. Hainev sag
gestion
( on* ♦•• ling the#*- fit and In the snlrit
•f love, Georgia gladly shir* 1 with T-n
--nei* the honor of organlxlng Confeder
ate women into a national D#|y. ♦
The report was signed by alt the rtem
ts of th© committ**- .mi was unanimously
1 adopted. It# findings will lo submittel *.
(he annual convention of Fnl’el I laugh
ters of the (‘onfed* ray, that a##*tnae
in Montgomery. Ala . next w**rk.
Wrtiularahlps for (Gris.
| A# a result of * ugg* lion made b
Mis * Helen Plane, that the college# an )
#< hool# for girls throughout the siat- ne
* requested to give scholarship# to the di
vision. for bestowal upon children of Cot
: federate soldi* r- # liolar#hli s , ti I, i*
f’obb Institute and Hhorter Col leg*. were
ofTered bv Ml- - Mildren ltuili< rt: .i . i
At inns, and Mi> !> li Hamilton of
(tom©
The committee on resolution throngu
its chairman. Mrs Charles R|c* of Ai-
I lanta. submitted Its rejiort The month* i
- the committee. b* ?i l**# Mi B w. r.
, Mr# J T Johnson. Mi - J N H<*irbor
ough, Mrs ,T \\ B * and and Mrs II A
Tin, h. The report w.i# a# follows:
"Whereas we. the D iu, .?> r# of th
• <‘onfedenicy, hnv* --etnbU<l In Sixth An
nua) Convention In thD In-tori irv of
Savannah, and where .s. all Georgia is
Justly frou*l of this city, so rich in his
tory and traditions of th* old South, I. li
‘ resolved:
"First Tbit w* with pk noire offer
thanks to the pr* sl|en f the Savannah
\Charier (’hiiptrr. .Mr- Jam*>** I. H*'.xtsi
and to the ft.ivanna C'ia|a r for thT , or
di.il welcome, beautlfu songs and- harm
ing hospitality rxnnd'd ,* n- in their
• (invention hall and In (hrlr h,in* ?.
H* ,-ovml That w•• thank Judge Kalli
gatit and ('apt. F M Me Law# for (heir
iwnrltlc an*! gracefu w*i*om
"Third The * w* thank (he Veterans
nd Hun# **f Veteran- f*u the •I*t • ?'.i no#
pltnllty of their | . ,m;-
"Fourth. That w- • dank Mb Barnard
atwl the (Tilelr* u of th. (Confederacy for
at evening of special <ieh. The Inspir
(Continued an Third Page.)
|f- . eoactsis otsjist j(ur .
I'lHtiu, *rnt'rifi) ”
BEST.riIKtST.OUICKCST MADL
GtLATIiNt
p7—s.t.csd scQ fl.vorsd wdh fruit Jv^tsj
The Quakers Are
Honest People.
§The Quaker Herb
Tonic is not only a
blood purifier, hut a
Blood Maker for
Pale. Weak and De
bilitated pA*opie who
c have not strength
nor blood D acts a#
. a tonic. It regulates
digestion, cure# dys
pepsia and Dnd#
strength and tone to
the nervous system
(t is a medicine for weak woman. It is a
purely vegetable medicine and can be
taken by the most delicate. Kidney Dls
eu#ee. RhcumaiiNu and all disease# of the
Blood, HfofTkn h and nerve# soon auccumb
to lie wonderful effects upon the human
#y tem. Thous ind# of people in Georgia
recommend it Brice 11 do
QFAKKti PAIN BALM Is the mclicine
that the Quaker Doctor made all of his
wonderful quick cures with It's anew
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia,
l oot ha he. Backache. Rheumatism.
Hpraim . Pain tn Bowel#; In fact, all pain
can he relieved by It Pri* e 2.v and Sfr
QFAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. •
m dinted # -ip for the skin. ca!p add
comfdexloo. Prl* • 10 a rake.
gi’AKKR HEALING HATA’E, a vege
table ointment, for the cure of tetter. e**
t'tnt and eruptions >f the skin I*ri**e
10c a box.
Folt HALE HY ALL DRUGGISTS
Kmiul# ll**lnw Perpetrated.
Every one know# more or lees about
iliifTnio Uthia Water.
Some uns. r upiii*Mi# |ewler# seeing an
• -{*por( unity of enriching ih**mse|ve# ut
!• expense of the public, and to th*
detriment of their customers' health, have
reute<i to rettidng Buffalo Lhh.a Water
otiltf* with ordinary water
Tne proprietor of Buffalo LBhla
Spring#. Virginia, hn# offered a reward
**f <;#• to anvone who will give him mif
:i- lent evid'-n, e of fraud, ao bring Ainiit
tli*- conviction of anyl>odv offending tn
f e above manner and cautions th*- pub
t- to beware of buying Buffalo Lithia
Wat r from any hut dealers of unques
tioned character and responsibility.
11 should Im borne in mind Alia* Buffalo
j Lithia Water i>* sold in half-galion bot
| ties inJ no other way ar*t that water
’ ‘OM from the siphon, or in goblets, or in
oiiy oiner wav whatsoever, is nor Ah
j -?enulii Every cork of the genuine Ruf
| Lithia Water Is branded either
Hpring No. 1 or Spring No 2. and upoti
•a m oik ii* the seal which bear# fhe
tr ■•••** mark, and again the number 1 or
- rding to the Spring from which tlwA
•or .• hn h*'en fllle |
X% • Keep Open Ulr This Evening
Drop in and survey our magnificent
k of cut glassware, silverware, dln-
J rtionds and Jew. Irv Hiernlierg A Co.—ad.
Miuptrtae's New IMmrmsry.
\t the corner of Holton and Montgomery
-treels, this new pharmacy Is attracting
; * *-'•*•? deal of attention It is provided
vith the latest fixture and furniture It
newly (a|ereri and painted and h n*-w
fresh stock of drugs, proprietary medi
lue arnl iruggls( s sundries have been
put In. making it one of the most com
plete pharmacies In the city.
Mr W. H Miller, a pharmacist of long
experience, w|rh a large are;uatntance ir.
?tavannah has charg* of the new drug
store nd devotes Ids enure time and en
ergy to making It on* of the most up-to
late and reliable hou#vs in Savannah.
la w Kitlra to lugiirla Xln Central
of Georgia Itnllxxny Irronnl Con*
letlernte (rternna llrnnlon nml
I* 11* s' (nrnlxnl Xov. I 4-HI. 11 m mi.
One cent i*er mile distance traveled
fi oni all point# In the state of Georgia.
'lckets on saie Nov. IZ 14, 15. ami for
scheduled to arrive ;l t Augusta
1 forenoon !6th final limit Nov. I*. lWd. in
• luslve For full particular# apply to any
* <*nt Central of Georgia Railway, or tlck
j *t office i"7 Bull street, and at Central
I passenger station -*d
Old (•o|J anil Sentiment
Divest your old gokl relic* or ornament#
*ti sentiment and get wh for same at full
value it Sternberg Sc Cos —ad
% Forum I OpenliiK.
M B Gard* * r has a gem In (he wav
*f a meat market an ) fancy grocery xit
♦1! and 41.1 Whitaker, near Jones It Is Just
ofnpleted and h* will finish moving into
the new place to-,fay. He Invite# the public
•o ■ ill at 1 o’clock this afternoon to wit
nc#*< hi# formal opening A treat i in *tor>-
1 for everybody —ad.
#tud* XVhlle Inu Work.
Through one of the ten free scholarahlp#
tn The International Cor re spondenc* l
School# of H. ranton. Pa., which the Morn
ing News will preaent to you if you *e< ure
one of the ten larges! number* n f vota?
h> Nov. 20. llks*. you can keep on earning
a living at your present work. gn4 at the
•me time, ny #tu,l> ai home in tim*-
unuaily davoted to recreation or run, m
yourself lor a professional position at a
g*>o*i salary.
You can -•-!!> b-com* on of th- win
n.tN of this font, - t. t.y *l. \oilnu your .t
--i,-niton 10 coll,■.■tin* \oilni: CouiHtia an<|
It—pin* tlt No on- ab,- t-r
than yon <l*< " Very \oi. yon cn. and
lve all your frlrrd. .iv- ihnrs for you.
S— ihe lndo dl*|>lay of trxt books
a-..-I drawing outflts to l>r jjH-n away by
h- Momln* Nw in Its -durational ron
,**i. nt Chas Marks' -ho- -lore. 17
liroughton streat. w—t.
* • * - 4
If I nit Hit, IMa in on .1.
Of Sirrnh-rR A Cos. an I afterward. d
-ir- to mrn th-m Into cob. ,h-y wi.l r- |
dc-m ,h-m a> cost S • ,-n p-r cent —ad
School .*■ |,|l 1...,
Just r-r-lvsd a la.'ge and .soiled siifs.
rlv of School hays and -chool supplle.
tl! at rut rat-s: from It) cents up. also. !
usual Urge stock of all the school books. I
■ n.\ it— ,1 in Chatham county, at Kstlll s
New's Miepot, ii l<j|| ftre-t. Savannah, j
(is —ad
••I, , orril ),r.-
•Oravbeard hrok. up rheumatism on 1
m-/' mi- Mr ,'ha- Thomas, the Jew-!
-ler on Whitaker street "A n ,j nut m , , n j
te Iter health than I have rnjoyed In a
, I . fur Urn- "
Take draylward I’t'.le for that dlxav i
'..•Ur*-lA>: at>ptlte. ind follow it
with a bottle of tita.liean) It is all you 1
need Rea pees 1 >ru* Cos, -ole props. 8.,. |
\ *tinh. (5h -ad
"Or*.beard l a famth m-dletn- with
ti." -akt a prominent business man yes- I
1 terday I Mv a If- ,kes It and I nolle- i
-tie Is enjoy Ins be-ier health than for
y. ars. Th. .ul iren ke-p well l.> tkln
Oravheard mav he ohtalned at all druir i
stores or write to us for it Hespess frru* 1
Cos . sole pro|. Havttnnah, tia—ad
A Hl*h-iir de Institution for ladles-
Shorter Colle, (Ja. Writ* for :
catalogue.—kd. I
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8. I. * I Of HOW n HD C 5 S ft
M H1.1.l If
th* rat* atahim .KuM raf rjf
IV>r Il* or Mop., Mwto m . rx t ‘ 1 **
bolt t'altl* I'ark an.) \\ r ,
l>ally urn,., Sun,lay. hubt. i , *
without node*. *
ihi.e of Horn
Lv an (or ; ~r H i. j •
*** Ht I'om T.nth Khi ~m rr> r f o
7 .‘O am rrom T*uh , <■, , n , •... i _ T
*> am from Tmth ?m. , nt “
?15 am from Itnlton N (*> ,imf or 1 h
1# 30 um from T*nlh In (i. ., >r T ' ,
12 Wn n Item T*mh u ... .m tor lu" ,1
115 i>m rmm Helton nj, H „, f „ r T .
2J" |wn rrom Tenth j ... ( m r,., -|. ,
3*n pm rrom T*ntn 2* pm ror li. ,
* pm from 1 amh to pen for T*i ,
ian pm from Trntu 104 j m f,.r T.n h
63n pm from Tamh , 500 pm for T. r.it
7 art pm from Truth 700 pm to- T-n h
3O pm from T*nth * Of. pm for T-mn
S3O pm trom Tenth 900 pin for Tenth
10 pm from Tenth 10 Of. pm for Tenth
11 <•> ian fur Tenth
MONTGOMERY
f.v city Cor Mone'ry l.v M.xit*,,mery'
5W am fnwn Tenth 7li m fnr Tenth
5J' pm ftom Tenth I]i| U | foi Tenth
t> 30 pm fiom Tenth 6On pm lor Tei.ta
CATTLE PARK
Lv city for Cal. Park Lv Cutlf r.itk
63n am from Bolton 7 fa. am for Bolton
7JU um from Bolton aOu nn for Bi stut
1 On pm from Boiton < 1 3>t pin for Bolto
r3O pm from Bolton 300 pm for Boltoi
700 pnr from Bolton 7>t pm for Honor,
tOo pm from Bolton BJU pm for Bolton
THCNDERBO LT
ar leave* Bolton street Junction S
a. tn anil every thirty inlnutea thereaft
until 11 30p. m
Car leaves Thunderbolt at (00 a tn. a
e\cry thirty minute* thereafter un
12 flu midnight, for Bolton etreet June
tlon.
FREHIHT A Nit PARCEL, AR
Thin cor carrier trailer for pae.enf.: •
op all tripe nral leave* *r.t eld* of rr
market for l*lr of Hope. Thundert*
and all Intermediate point* at 9;UO a. n
I.a# p. m i.m p m
Leave* lele of Hope for Thunderh t.
City Market and all intermediate pole
at ti.oo a. m . H:nu a in, 1:10 p. tn
WEST END CAR
Car leave* e..t ride of city nairket fnr
West End s <*> m anti every ¥' mlnn'-
thereafter durlmr the day until 11:3# p m
t.eave* Went End at 6:SO a m and >
r-y to mlnater thereafter dtirlnjr the dr
until 12:40 ..'clock mldnlrht
H M LOFTON. Gen M*
err/ *.?7lajaic Cal
l*ni iw**tr9 Floor#.
I hav# laid In many of
th# romfonabl# horn## in
N#w X’ork. Bo?on arvl j
other cltl#* More clranly
j and rconomlcal than rar
ip#t#. Plain and fancy)
'floor# laid and poll#h**d
I rompl#t# ov#r old floor#. K
'making a solid and b#au
tlfiil lmprov#m#n(.
Having a number of!
floor# to lay in Savannah j*
thi# month wr an quH#(
**lo#r- flgure#. raialocuAi
and fltlmatf# may h# hod
by addr###lng J M.!
Adam#. R‘x 242. Savan
nah. or 227. N Chari##
.street, Baltimore, Md. 1
V Cv/ * v J r
hfr: ■ :
filliffl
FISHING
TACKLE,
JOINTED RODS,
REELS, ETC.,
SEINES, GILL NETS,
CAST NETS.
A FINE
Assortment of Hooks.
EDWIRD M'S" "SONS.
113 Hrouj;htn St., West
AMIICUKm.
gAVANNAH THtATIB.
TV*-DA V M ATINKB AND NIOHT
INNKB ANI> HIB BAND.
tMnw* from t!rn<! Ofur*
PKK'KH-tfjtlrif*. 2.V Sft . TV. nd ll'*
Muir. , : * It 5
SAVANNAH theater.
Mood a v Matins and Ni*ht. Nn\
M mat!* rs \Yaenhal* A Kemr*r pr* *
ills Jus ond Krjinryn Kir
In a stupendous Pmduiiian *f
"A Midsumirr Night's Dream
Magnificent scenery am! electrical *■'
fects Grand Chorus and HplendUl
The famous Mendelssohn Muni* wt'fs *
per tally compoted numbers by Maxim
(irOM
M-PKOPUMO
Matinee performance great don?.**
—’ A Modern rtalnt Anthony” and "I'M'
mil ion and Galatea.*' rte.ii- on *ale
gAVANNAH TNB4TBP
TVEBDAY KV BN I NO. NOV. 13.
DI'NNK ft HYUBV prf*en
[-SXhIMATHKWS
ST% & BULGER
v 1) In all star cast. Inc
j in* WaJtei Jot)•
k. /[ Joule iJeWltt. in *
new muii l rn* i
tn three explosion* by ”
Oe> Ade author of the
'A 1
Slang etc. Mathew* and >*, 1
Bulnr. Walter Jon* Jo *f
*le DeWltt, Nortn.i \V'hal- y \\ I
l*y. Philip H Ryly.D.ily *1 >£■/
Oehriie. Tony Hart Hr tn , # • /
Merrill. Adl>n fc>te. mil
Wlsenmn's Screnader* I . -SU,-*
Scat* on *ule. Pile?* -H. Tic, &0c and -**