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RETURNED to their homes.
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, ~ |>uiriOtlc song* will con
ha I lowed mtmorl<
fth To Faliman'i Band we extend
f ofdial appreciation of th delightful
| tdded so much to the piw
,* jhr- on vena lon.
x rn To the management of the l>e
w rc Indented for many ourtesi**
nth Our (hank* are du* to the
nta lives cf ill** pr -e. local and
• , j ,ll their helpful repona of oui
i, We express our appreciation
, Southeastern Pas.-cnger AsaocU
\t ~,1 to Mr W. O. Brewer, lor the
they have extended,
fth That our thank* aie due and
r .t th* Central of Georgia Hallway.
v through Ha preshlent, Mr. John M
provided *the delegate* ait I o h r
i me cooven it on with a .-i viil
t to TANARUS) bee.
m That ‘we thank Savarnxli
one and all i-ong will we re
♦•r Savannah; th* courtliness of tor
n . ?h* sweet graeiotmne** of her womn
4t the princely hospitality of her
• • resolution* wet* unanimously adopt*
m an enthusiastic and rising vote
\i r T S Monran begged that the con
version. bV Using testify its grief a the
ia- :n away of a brave and gallant
£ C , *rn -oldter and gentleman. Col John
Sr v**u. whose ehlvalroua courtesy and
# , nt ,n* s would remain In the memory
of *v#*r> member of the nnkr who had
If t. permit tad the high |rl\llcg* of his
i.dntanct. The convention rose in com
pliant* with this suggestion
•,i r: Morgan also returned thanks to
Mi - Rounoavllle. for the tact and uniform
<* trte.'V that had distinguished her eon
rt . • if the <leU4>erat*t>e of the eonvan-
It whs a tribute welj de-crved. fo**
tf , h* president of th* ddPlalon much of
t,*r Mi.res* that "lifts the eon
vr.rton'H work is f*ertanl> du<
\%ish to thank the Savannah chapter
ar and it president for lie welcome and Its
hr* pn nitty." said Mrs. Rounsavllle. "I
wish to assure It* m*mtor that w. shall
continue to hold the privileges and the dc
ligh’ of our three days In Savannah in
loving memory. And I now declare tho
Sixtn Annual Convention of the Jeorgla
Di\ ion of United Daughter* of the Con
federacy adjourned."
RXTKRTAIWISD %T TVfIKK.
The Veterawn torlstlon Were
|ost* of the Dasihtrrs.
At 2 o'clock yesfbrday afternoon the
delegates to the convention of the Oeor
giu Division of Daughters of the Confed
rrH v. the officers of th** division and She
members of the Savannah Chapter, to
gether with number of the members of
the Confederate Veterans* Asportation
itnd other specially Invited guests, left
on . special train for Tybee.
At Tytoe Inlet Club House the Veterans
Assn .i j ii. ad tf .
other visitor* t the Convention, n old
fashioned Georgia oyster roast, with the
usual accompaniments. Many of the dele
antes took advantage of the opportunity
to stroll on the beach and to get a glimpse
of old ocean The oysters that were
roasted were delightful, and the after
noon was pleasantly spent.
The delegate* returned to (he city by
7 o l<*k. and mar.v of them left on tn
•vening trains for their homes The oth
ers will leave during the *l>
*1 IKK AITI.i; % lIINKRIIT.
Ilia Creditor* Pile a Petition In l
voluntarr llankrnptry .
Yesterday morning Judge A H Mao*
Donell, to whom had been referred the
l*etitlon of certain Western creditors of
Mark Apple, to have th*- latter declared
an Involuntary bankrupt. np|iolm*d
t nlte.l Stite* Marshal John M Barnes
receiver of the tonkrupt’s estate.
The petition was filed In the United
-cates < *ourt by Messrs. O'Connor.
• Byrne & Hart ridge and Alexander A
iiich. representing creditors, whose total
aim- do not amount to more than s*•.
There are many other claims In the hands
.f other Savannah attorney* for roller ’•
win and thevc will doubtless t?*
'ore the proceedings before lh*- referee
•each a much more advanced stage It
understood that th- total -labilMle*
••mount to approximately flS.oon
Mr. Emile Newman, representing Mr
Apple, S!!!ed vesterrhn (hat tiier** would
no disposition on the part of his client
• • contest the correctness of the allega
tion that he whs a bankrupt, as It was
s matter of fact that H*- was no# present-
I aide to meet (he matured claims* out
s' *ndlng again* him
Ir Newman (dated further that the
r rntnnl assets of his client amount to
v.. re than $20,000, In stock, notes and de
nts. but that it Is iwobabl* some mi
t.-ldl part of these asset* will lx* proven
to wort hie**. Nevertheless. Mr Nw
(?, in thinks that thcr* will be enough that
t itood to meet In greater port the claims
the creditors and expressed confidence
• he would to able to effect an tmi
• ble com position with the attorneys by
i 10m these creditors arc represented.
The trouble with Mr Apple seems to
. . i'ii off t*o much In
••* expressive language of the sfreets,
! * ing In a sto k of goois which was not
altogether warranted by the extent of hi*
-tncf Bad collection*, idded to this
- rof Judgment. Is the responsible cause
of the comlitlon In which h* now rinds
. mtelf.
hearing upon the application of the
t; ■ ing creditor* has been set for Nov
when Mr Apple will to formally nd
dtcated h tonkritpt As h** will make
i•* defense to the petition of hi* credit
or* this result of the hearing 1* inevitable.
i* t ' ■■■—
legal sale*
CITY SHERIFF'S SAI-K
Sheriff * Office. City Court of Bavan
t(h Savannah. G#.. Oct. > . Under
> . by virtue of an execution le.-ulng out
tfie city Court of Htiwinnwh In favor
American Unsaid Company, against
F- i city Varniah Company. I have
day levied upon the following do
i property as the property of de
! ' * ant. to-wlt:
Ml that vrnlh nnd paint manufactu--
. mt. consisting of on twenty-horse
' r engine. fMtnt grinders, pot*, ket
v.irnish tank* and other machinery
•In connection with said plant, and
■*-*ated on Stli*s avetiue In the cltv
•winnah. Aim* all (:* • *t> k of raw*
’at, consisting of roeln. oil* whit* *
powder, etc. All contained in th*
bug u sahJ plant Also one <l> Iron
' nu| office furnltut* consisting *f
nair, *t. Ato* about
'*'• crrd* of pine firewood, the same
located Mid contained also at faUl
n ' Also one (1) roan horse nnd one
r • r*. wagon.
1 will proceed to offer for
' ’ public outcry on the fir'- - Tuelt>*
*mtor. 19** (same tolng the fourth
1 of the month), during tne legal and
* houn* of Mile, in front of t * Court
door in Chatham county, to •*>*-
■ ‘id utton. Defendant notified of
Property described In execution
* a-:. K. J. WHEUAN,
Sheriff C. C.. B
A CARD.
• •'•ants and dealers will It to
Rl* r*t to give u a call All kind
nerchandlse at auction In lot* to suit
r irehaser.
v ANN All AUCTION AND COMMIS
SION COMPANY.
11l Whitaker street
'O’dgntnenu Mokclted Settlements day
•** sale.
'>MPT ATTENTION TO HOUSE
4*' dd BAUCA
"atch paper for day of calc*
A MISERABLE MAN.
Two Years and Six Months
Without Sleep.
Rlep *fm.< to be in manr case, a
matter of hubtt. just as eating and
(innkmg are habits. The Aral) whose
desert life leads to abstemiousness, de
clines the offer of a draught of water,
saving. "No thank von, I drank yester
day * He drinks only when thiraty,
an l like his own camels, he can go long
ami far without water.
It's much the same with sleep. When
Gshet and Hue, the French missiona
ries were exploring Tartary they en
gaged in the translation of the Scrip-
j iii
tures. working without intermission day
and night, when one felt the need of
sleep he lay on a couch, holding in bis
hand a ball, beneath which, on the
floor, was a brazen bowl. When his
muscles relaxed sufficiently to release
the ball, it fell into the bowl, and the
noise wakened the sleeper who resumed
his work.
But it is one thing to give up sleep
and another thing altogether to be
unable to sleep Those who suffer
from asthma, bronchitis and other dis
eases of the organs of respiration are
only too familiar with this enforced
wakefulness They would give almost
anything for a night's unbroken rest.
the secret or slkep
for them lies fn the cure of the diseases
which hanish slumber That this cure
is possible is abundantly pros-en by
thoue who hare used Doctor Pierce's
iVolden Medical IHacovery for the cure
of bronchitis, obstinate nd deep-seated
coughs, lung " trouble “ and other dis
ease* of the organs of respiration
•*1 can this day say that I)r. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is thr best
and only remedy I bare ever fonnd for
what the doctors call asthma." writes
Mr. F. G. Rodemeyer, of 4c Hayden
Street. Fort Wayne, Ind. " 1 hare suf
fered from hay - ferer (and I get the
asthma with- it), every year in August
and September for the last fifteen rears,
and could not sleep one night during
that time, until this year. 1 have not
lost one night's sleep, thanks to Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery; and
best of all 1 did not get the aathma with
the hay-fever, and I ouly used two bottles
of the 'Golden Medical Discovery.’"
The cures accomplished by the use of
"Golden Medical Discovery” are as
numerous as thev are womlerfnl. The
great triumphs of this medicine have
teen won in the cure of chrome dis
eases of many years standing When
every other medicine had failed to do
mote than give temporv relief, Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
nude a uerfect and permanent cure
CLASSIFIED aUVEHNSEMENTS.
FKilStl*. IS..
•'W WATCHES
t*. cyc-gl.-ww*. tv; collil kol<l (cliil*'.
Xi tl*. |il\ "s tloublc-iav- *•>lid yoid w-.tch,
ft.TF. original -os*. IIS; American sold
tllied watch. yearn' guarantee *-a*c-.
17.79. oriulnai i-oat. sls; diamonU ring.
$14.23. fair J*lxe .lone him! fiery, oilitlnal
*-*>< $3.*,, C hVircua for blrth*la>. w.-tMln*;
and Chi talma* preaent*. *-o 1 *an make 2.
Inalead of 1, and every arttcle Is suar
anleed In black and while Just aa repr.-
aented 2* Kara Ilroußhion. llalr. Jew
elry and IthaNlna Supply Ilouae; C hla
window for big barnama in finger rings
“oil HEATKRB. WOOD HBATKK.
cowl hoaur., cook ,fovea and range*. Itc
llablr gooda. C. 1* Miller, agent.
~All VMRTISfciM KNTB SKT IN CAP
ITA tort WILL HE PRINTED IN CEA.d
-riIKIED ADVBHTIBBMKNT COM JIN'
KOII TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
MORPHINE. OPICM. LAUDANUM,
cocaine habit; myself cured; will Inform
you of harmless, permanent home cur
Mary s. Baldwin. Hox 1212, Chicago
I fTybl 7 R I RON SA F E !■• IRE-PROOI-'"
Siiffel A- Freeman have a a landing offer
of $1 OK) for every awfe of their make that
•loe* not preserve It* conienia One safe
wi- In burning debrie 11J hours. When
taken on*, thr hose hod (o hr turned n
II When opened, not a page w-a> discol
ored. nol a record loot, not n iloll.r de
airoyetl. If you want security, buy t
Siiffel It Freeman aafr. C. P. Miller,
agent.
yorWiEiTf.iKi: the mii.k from
Springfield Dairy; It's rich and pure; try
It. _________
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. MAT
ir<.-aea renovated. Antique furniture re
pollahed. furniture packl and shipped In
l>eal manner, Send me your order*. C.
P. Miller, agent.
OELSCiHO NURSBRY. OPPOSITE
CalMoilc Cemetery. chryaanlhatnume.
• amelia Japonlcae nrecareaa. p.ilm*. fl.*w
er* and fioral dealgne. leave your order*
with J. Gardner, ngenl 12 Drought on.
east. .
SPBcIALT an UNLIMITED SUPPLY
of new willow rocker*; ladies' site, at $2.
J, W. Teeple.
I AM NOW LOCATiB AT *l4 WEST
Broughlon; ring up l!k> If you want to
have ynur furniture moved or paeged for
.htpmenl or ttorage, l guarantee pri.-ea
the same as I io the work that’s given
m A S. Unfit.i. 414 Broughton *lrel.
e*t, mattresora made to order
if its pros vou want, you can
• Hicin ctu.iper from McOlllts.
MILLE ltd STO VEB AND RANUES
give witlefactlon Tn> Magnetic. Econo,
i,,:-. Waldorf. King, ami oiher good
make* ai reasonabl* Fi.-es. Vfi lirourY
ton. west.
KENSINGTON FARM MILK IS US
surpass- l for rlchneait, drllvgry is per
fect; phone, ZM.
(IKE MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKS.
office tables, ofll- e matting, office shades
Broughton, west
WHEN YOU SEE MOILLIB SIXTY-
In-h !>-ceni rugs, you will buy ihwii.
J„.t can I help It. will sell In ny fi'ian
•ity-
HFK THE JEWEL STOVES AND
range# for aah- b> W. Twepie ai.o
agtat tor Inauranco gasoUo* 4tove
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1900.
Even when the disease was far advanced,
when there were hemorrhage*, night
sweats, emaciation and great wetness.
"Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
the disease and restoied the strength
WHAT FEW MEN KNOW,
is that catarrh in its commonest or
simplest form is a menace not merely
to health bnt to life. Catarrh of the
lungs is but a step removed from con
sumption. Catarrhal affections should
therefore never be neglected. They are
as dangerous as they are offensive.
" For twelve years I was a sufferer
from catarrh and was treated by one of
the best physicians in the State of North
Carolina, who saul the trouble had
reached my lunip," writes Mr. J. M
Tatton, of Clotno, Transylvania Cos.,
N. C. "I grew worse every day until
I tned Dr Pierce's medicines Will
say. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery with one bottle of Dr Sage't
Catarrh Remedy cured me. and to-diy
I am well and hearty, and I will say
further that my former physician. Dr.
W. M I.yday. recommends Dr Pierre'*
medicine to me and to others. 1 tr
sure your medicines will cure any case
of catarrh that exists. I recommend
them to all."
By purifying the blood and increas
ing the activity of the blood-making
glands -Golden Medical Discovers-'
strengthens every organ of the body
Accepting the fact that the blood is thr
life, it follows that the healthfulness ol
the physical life will depend upon thr
lu-althfulness of the blood, and that a
deficient supply of Mood must result
in a deficiency of physical strength
"Golden Medical Discovery" givri
health and strength by increasing the
quantity and improving the quality of
the Idood. The evidence of this lies in
the marked gain in weight expenrneed
hy those who have become emaciated
by wasting disease, aud who have been
cured by the use of "Golden Medical
Discovery.” It is not a gain of flabby
fat, bnt a gain of sound flesh and firm
muselr. ana with this gain of flesh and
uiunrlr comes a gam of strength, which
seek* anew outlet for itself in active
exercise The frequent testimony, "It
has made anew man of me," thoroughly
expresses the real rejuvenation which
•-nines to tliose . ured by the use ol
"('•olden Medical Dinroverv."
Accept no substitute for "Golden
Medical Discovery." No so-called " just
as good ” medicine can compare with
the "Discovery" when it* record ol
cures is considered.
It CENTS TO rNCCK SAM.
That is the condition under which
yon ran obtain a copy of the " People’*
Common Sense Medical Adviser,” Jrre
This great work, containing loofl page*,
in [>j>er-rovers is sent frer on receipt
of zi onr-cent stamps to nav expensr of
mailing <mt/v For the book in cloth
binding send yt stamps. Address Dr
R V. Pierce. Buffalo. N V.
PE It SO \.%L.
"FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE."
is a specialty wRIi M-UHRe.
"MILLER’S NEW HTYI.ES IN CAR
pet*, matting*. Ilnuleum*. window shade*,
etc. All work -lone in rtrat-cla"* style. 207
Hroughton, west.
FLORAL DESIGNS, 111 LHP HYA
, inths. narcissus. |ailma. cut flowers from
Oelsclilg’s nursery, opposite t'aiholl*- Cem
etery. Iseave orders with J. Gardner,
agent. 12 Broughton, cast
‘ M OILLIS’ LACE CURTAINS' WILL
beautify your per I or.
“m OILLIS IS CHEAP ON RUGS. NETS
lare curtain-, hammocks, water cooler*,
pillow*, pictures, stoves, bedroom suits,
nrul furniture of every description.
“*r BUYS NICE RATTAN ROCKERS
while they last Large assortment of
rockers, divans and easy chairs. C. P
Miller, agent
KENSINGTON FARM Is ON AN
elevation In the country, free from city
drainage. Impoaallde for milk to becoiiM
< ontamlnated. by Impure odors; If you
want pure Jersey milk, phom 2J4i Da
ily- ry prompt; setlsfactlon guaranteed.
' M OILLIB MOVES PACKS SHIPS
and stores piano* and furniture; heat work
only: no "Cheap-John" pil es—no "Cheap-
John" Jotw
"gold FISH AND ~FO< >D~ WATKK
grass, hone flour. 20-pouixi bag SO cents
J Gardner, agent, for the present at 12
Broughton, east
"*I.OO FOR "WOVEN WIRE COTS
while they last C. P. Miller agent.
~s2 60 FOR ART "SQUARES WHILE
they last. Hlx aasortment. all grades or
art square*, rugs, mats, portieres C. P.
Miller, agent
-M OILLIB SELLS SIXTY-INCH RUGS
—Smyrna patterns—for $0 rents.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
ITALS WILL HE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR I .ESS
THAN Y‘s-
MEDIUM..
HOW ARE YOUR FEET" IF YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on m- and 1
will give you relief. I cure Ingrowing
nail', corns ami all disease* of the feet
without pain; * barge* reasonable; can
glvt the beat references In the • Hy; pa
tient* treated al residences. orders ran
be left at Livingston’s drug store. Bull
and Congress streets, telephone *X Lem
Davis, surgeon chiropodist.
HELP W FATED—M (LK.
and trouser maker* Apply O Fanttnl, No
I* Hull aireet
WANTED SALESMAN FAMILIAR
with mill tradt lo sell lubricating ols
as a side line, liberal * -IlirrU*tlon. ener
getic man ..mid work hlmseUf Into a good
paying position. Address S. O. S. Cos,
are of News
SALESMEN WANTED TO BELL OPR
good* by sample to wholesale and retail
Irade; we are the largest and only man
ufacturer* In our line in the world, liberal
salary paid. Address, ran-Dei M'g Cos.,
offlee. Ik Hoard of Trade Building. Bavan
nah, Ga.
"SALESMEN WANTED TO CARRY
first-claws side line; easy sale*, good per
centage; permanent trade; everybody
needs a fountain pen; reference*. Perry
J’cn Company, Box It, Milton, Wla.
GrandStreetCarnival
AND RACE MEETING
Thomasville, Ga.,
NOV. 14-16, 1900.
Three Days ol Continuous Entertainment
Midway Attractions, Races!
Free Street Entertainments and Other Amusements of Varied Character.
THOMASVILLE OPENS HER DOORS TO YOU
THE PLANT SYSTEM
will sell round trip tickets on Nov. 13, 14. 15 and ID. with return limit Nov. 17, at
one: rare:
For the Round Trip for Civilians. *
For Military Companies and Brass Bands in uniform. 20 or more on one ticket, rate of ONE CENT PER
MILE distance traveled, will be made.
FIRST CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE.
For further information see nearest ticket agent.
B. W. WRENN, Passenger Traffic Manager.
IIEI.r n tdTKD-MALE.
WANTED. A DRIVER. WITH GOOD
reference-, one ,vho ha- had , iprrlence
on a retail delivery wagon E * W
lanmdry. No. 712 Anderson. weM.
—BARBER" WANTED AT Xf> EAST
Broughton afreet.
"WANTED, CHRISTIAN MAN TO
qualify aw manager and
*l-nt; Ins**n yearly; enrtoae- *elf-addrews*-*l
tamied envek>| to President. Hox —.
• his orti e■
GENTLEMAN OR LADY TO ASSIST
In otfii e. salary *ls weekly . po*lllon per
manent. railroad fare paid r*er* . m;-;•-,-
reference aid srlf-addreee.l ■damp'd en
velopt- Wholesalers, 304 Caxlon hulkt-
Ing Chicago
wanted! Al DOUBLE-ENTRY
Iwokke. per. who has sown- knowledge of
lumbr r l.uslneea. Addrces Gres Lumh'-r
Cos.. Kramer. Ga
IIEI.P W IJTKD— FEMALE.
SET IN CAP
ITAI jS WILL HE PRINTED IN < ‘LAS
SI FI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOB TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKBN FOR LESS
THUN 30C.
tilKYr* IV IITED.
OF COURSE YOU WANT Tt • MAKE
money; so do we. and we believe H Alii
he belter for both of us. to work together;
Investigate our pkni. steady employment
Address Box 2<iu Atlanta. Ga.
"agents TO REPRESENT THE HAI.-
tlmore Debenture Company, easleat con
tract sol.! Addre#* R H Grier. Ex
change Bank Macon. Ga.
MPUII NEXT tt ANTED.
WANTED. POSITION. SAWMILL. AS
yard foremanor w/Odelng. gol reference.
Address W. care Col. W. S. Bran ham,
Waycroaa, G.
" COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER. AGE
21. desire* position assistant, with a good
deal of stenographi wrork to do; salary
no object. will work nlghs. Addresw Ike
nu*. News olfice.
" POSITION WANTED BY REGISTKR
ed pharmacist. Ad>irc*s Posioffi -a Ujx
No. 3. Savannah. Ga.
MiMid* ttiVTSO.
WANTED. TWO CONNECTING
room- lurm-hed. for light lemsckceplng;
will furnish kitchen and taldeware; pri
vate family preferred. Address D. It.
care Morning New*
W ANTED—MI*CKI.I.tSHUI S.
BUSINESS FIUJIS IN NEED OF
practical liookkecper*. stenographers, ate.,
and all persons desiring such positions
should write the Drsuglion Uuslnes- Ex
change. NahvllH Tenn No charges to
employer* We pay $. for each vacancy
reported to ua, provided we fill same.
Business confidential
IF YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET'IT
from Springfield Dairy. It’s rich, pur* end
wholesome.
"cash PAID FOR GOOD SECOND
hand oat sack* *l2 West Hay street
IF YOU WANT A PLACE TO DUMP
earth, dirt *and. manure, etc., free of
charge, just at city limits, hauling over
hard load write or telephone Brown
Bros., corner Anderson and East Broad
street*.
ADVERTISEMENTS SKT IN II
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SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 3IIC.
IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. or,l> r your and
printed stationery am) blank Imoks Ilui
Morning News, Savannah, Ga.
FOR HENT—HOI WIV*.
""Vc7ir"irK^T’7'rrMhTocL\HL^
No 217 Waldburg street, east, between
A heron rn and tancoln. flrst-clana ord> r
at and condition; every eonvenlenre Hlsht
rent to right tenant. E-tate Salomon
C'ohen. West Rioad and Broughton street*.
FOR RENT Hit HALE. THAT MAG
nifie. nl realden. e on the ooiitheiist .-..rner
of Gwlnneit and Barnard street* I. ft La.
Hocho
FOB RENT. 17 DUFFY STREET,
east, at once. Apply Georg*
1, Germany, agent IS Bryan street, east.
Tit BENT. 221 AND 223 itoLTl’tN
*tf.-et, otes;. these ar-' good honsr, and
location ex.-clletit Apply to A. Mrln
tire, t - Board of Trade Building
FOB HEVr—’MI’P'EI.I.AAEOI k.
LARGE WAREHGURK AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER RROFOHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOB
MERLY OCCUPIED HY THE SAVAN
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. H
P. SMART.
"for RENT, on THE OGKKX IIBE
roa.l between three atal four-mil* pot
ttrolley car* nearly to two-mlle |s>ti l.irxt
In lot* from one j. te to one hundred;
same ran te- bought In large or small lot*
on easy terms. C H Dorset!.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN PAP
. ITAI.S WILL Bp; PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THUN 30C.
FOB <t tl.U— HE l. ESTATE.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN HOC.
FOR BALKTa FARM OF TEN ACRES
residence and barn, on Hktdaway road,-an
he bought very cheap. C. H. Dorset!. 23
Congress, west. a |
FOR SALE. AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
because they must be sold at once, two
lots, each 30x117 on Thirty-seventh (for
merly Seventh) street: on- of them a cor
ner, will Iw sold eepirably or !o•• h*r.
ihl In of thr chot'|-k in th*
rrwith-rn m *lofi. (.*. II Ixirwil Zl Con-
Well.
TOR SALK ON THE K)l 1 *lll E
r0.4'1 betwten thr* ami four-mil©
It roll* 1 )' ram urariy to IWO-mlh* lam)
In loth from otir aort* io on** hundml
nmr can Ik* bouictit In lorn* or umall lota
on ©aay icrmo. (’ 11. Dori*tl.
FOR HALE, A l/YT KO It TWO HI’.V
lr©<l l**liari*; r.isy term?*, on Ninin afreet,
mar Kw*i HrOod. no city taxation. C. ||
Dortttt.
FOR HALE. LOTB ON NINTH HTRKET
n*ar K*tat Braid no oily i ix*s, ai
#a**h; twenty-live •loilnr© rash, and easy
monthly lavrmnt*. C H lam^ft
FOR HU U ft W OK K Ml n N BAR
Ett Broad mi $-*■* each; will
)k* advtnofd to when a lot ban been
lmi{•) for I ran arrang to Kt a home
\ Mtt m j mtmu
RESIDENCE AND BI ILDIN<S I>OTH
for fa!© all over the rlty. Robert 11.
Tatem. r?.il eitite dealer, No 7 York
atrret. WOft.
f lt S A I.! • H
atr**-t, near Rit Broad, have only been
•obi io first-flisn fMirft* who will rn ike
gfvxl ivelghhore; arvt non#* other© * tt buy
The term- are very raay, and they ar*
cheaper than my oth*r In tht* vi lnlty
Ca He Dvmtt.
AD V ERTIHKtM KNTH HET IN CAP
IT A l-H WILL HE fIM.NTKD IN CL.%B
--FI El> ADVBRTIBKMENT COLEMN
FOR TWO CKKTB A v NO AD*
VKRTIBEMENT TAKL.N FOW lesß
2'HAN OC.
nm
It when your favorite fell*. *t 23c
Ik>Ml<* ufhled to .* gill of hon*y inak#>s
ai)|<*iulid mixture for Infanta and children
iTeNZOIN HALM," MAKEH THE HKIN
like velvet, for ante l*y drugget or at lien
ry diiii Aberrorti |Vr>*e Drug Htorea,
Whitaker nnd Tnylor ntreeta
FINE TURPENTINE LOCATION
with him tNMKp *f umbei Car Mb
*
On.
TUI B LOCATION FOR
fair. IS rroj“* fire! i?no *• re*,
round nnt>#*r. ai II So per acre. $♦ i>er
thnuninil for le.i#*#l timtMi; pl' itf
of limber to tie got; In five mil*a of rail
road; will give poseiKkin rvw or at #*nd
of suspon Addreen Round Tlmb"r, rate
Morning New*.
SPRING FIELD DAIRY IS NOTED
foi having ri- h, pure ndik; try II; you
Will be pleased
FIRE PROOF BAKES WB CARRY A
fine line of fire proof e.sfes In etork at *ll
times The periiea can see exactly wiiaf
they ar* ge twig Our prlra* are an low
an minnf.cturers> well h, .*lh freight akl
ed Part lea interested, who wish m good
fire proof eafe. will and well to Inapeel
our ito k. IJfr>man ftroa , LipiMn-m
Wo* k. agcntM for manufM' turer.
TdVERTISE.MENTH BKT IN CSAP
ITAIgH WILL HE PRINTED IN CLAB
-FI ED ADVWRTIBEM E.VT CO El' M N
KOlt TWO UK NTH A WORD NO Alt
VKRTIBKMKNT TAKEN FOR LEAH
THAN k*.
MHT 4MI FOI 111.
LDBT. A SMALL CLUBTER DIA.VIOND
lln. Reward will h# ;**• i• I If returned to
lid Charlton, *-ast
NTNAI ED.
STRAYED. SKY TERRIER. AN
•were to the name of Hitman k lodberal
rewurd If returned. J. 11. Ilelmken, 23
Went Überly.
Fill ill'rtox 41,.
"YOU CAN TOO." GRADUATES ARE
earnfeur 110 to %bt p-r day. We guarantee
to |la#*e you In pimltlon to do llkewna
Write to S#ttt(i rn Institute of Selene* and
Infirmary, Col'Mnhu*. Georgia.
Bl ffSI 88 * m tv
ADV WRTIHEME.S’TS SET IN CAP
ITALS WILL HE PRINTED IN ULAB
- ADVfcJItTIHKM ENT COLCMN
Foil TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
TITAN JOT.
I*l.l Mill Mi.
MODERN PLUMBING. IT WILL RE
to your Internet to l**t me give you mii es
timate on your plumbing, new or old
work, repair work • atMctaliy. aa I ant
$ i. ii. il plumber No gur'ai# work to
endanger your lif?. Wlggina, 'phor.*- 107,
Georgia or llell,
IIIM CM.CkOI M.
STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES OO-
Ing lor lea- than flraf rout af 12 Rroughton
afreet, east, store known a* Gardner's Ha
saar.
IN IN T*l ROt BLE 7< RJRiEIi 4BO( I
moving your furniture, relaying your car
pet* or matting Perry A Menton will re
lieve you of all that trouble.
ENAMBLED BATHTUBS 18 WHAT
w© arc going to offer this week, let us
put In oo* for your, and you will blw
the day yew were born In; an u|e-to-date
bathtub for only t!0. as for plumbing,
and gae-nttlng oir work Ik unexcelled and
Hie prh* n will make >on fee| m-v ; In fa- t,
you will hardly feel It at all A. C. Price*
A Cow, '-oriier Stale .$! Jefferson; Gtor-j
gia and lied I phones 4C4.
*1 I ri(l> MLEK TMI* DAT.
TO-DAY WE WILL HOLD
% 111(4 ft%LK %T 2u*tO P. H.
Three iHunriK, 1 llano, 17 |wilr of ljica
Corf .tin*, .T Kji mu l*-i Iron and Httm* Bed
stead* <n*-w>. Washburn Guitar. 3 Mando
Jins. I2fi Men's Sulla, tt Hoys Knee Pant
Hulls, Hulls. Htlvfrwmo. All
goods HOLD WITHOUT RrAKRVE,
HA VANN All AI’ITION AND
COMMISSION COMPANY*
111 Whitaker street.
* Hie Dayton, 1 Belmont DieyHe.
AUMiNiSTRATOR’S SALE-
I. I). I. % HIM III*,, lurtlimrer.
•M HATURDAY. lhth <icy of November,
ix*. .ii premia***, corner Bay and IHi
toln, I will sell for *(count of all *©n
ernrd, llrdsteinY Bureau, Wash Htarki
Wearing Apparel, of <1( wned, Bicycle*
Lounge. IIKNIIY KOL4IMORN,
Administrator estate ('ha* Dali.
mu kli. % vi:ot a.
HAVE YOlTn" TAINTED
with li'-rman ready-rn*J paint; entlra
•a tl* faction guaranteed. Adama Paint
Company.
THOUSAND ID N
gry people at the Routhern Grocery Com
pany, 114 Barnard atreeL
“THE SHOW CARER. J'OU NT ERR AND
fixtures In the store. \§ Broughton street,
east, known as Gardner's Haaaar. for sale,
they must go.
"TICK ST* >C K OF OOf iSTTS TH K
store. 12 Broughton afreet, east, known as
Gardner's Basaar muat le sold, parties
wishing ran purchase in lota and prices
tO suit.
~IV K HELL H EWKR PI PE. FLUE
pipe, fire clav. Are brick at lowest prtre*
Adorns Paint ri>mjny, I**4 Congrea*,
west.
PERRY A HENTtAN. “
Itraal tUL vM WRI pack, whip or store
your furnltwre t* short notice; also ren
ovate your okl mat tree*sew at iMtle coat.
Bell ’phone 1124.
Rl’flH FOR THE UAH LAMPS AND
mantles: the savin* on your gas hill will
pay for in a little while, not saying about
the . iMnfort they produce At A. C. Price
it Cos., corner State and Jefferson, com
plete outfit for 7&c. Georgia and Bell
‘phone* 42.
GYPHINE IS THE BEST WALL FIN*
l*h made Adams Paint Cos., iavannah
agents. 104 Congress, west.
SEE A C. PRICE A CO. ABOUT
your stove*, heaters and oil stoves; the
peadi 4ill heater I* one of eur best heat,
era at a low price; they are peaches; we
have several gas range slightly ug*d. al
most new at bargain price.-. 'Phone 42,
earner Rlate* and Jefferson.
M IRE THAN ONE HUNDRED CRNTE
In every dollar of your hard-earned hard
rash at tho Southern Grocery Company,
114 Barnard street
REDUCE TOUR LIVING EXPENSES
hy Invr-tln* your hrd-arn4 hard caah
with th Southern Orocary Company, 1U
Bamurl at mat
AnVKRTIHK.ME.VTM SET IN CAP
ITA IX WILL HB PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVBRTIffIBMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN EOR LESS
THAN 300.
Norwood's "Satire”
For sale at all .levs Stands
in Savannab.
OLD NEWSPAPERS. Jt*> for 25 cents, al
Austceaa Office Muriuns New*.
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