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WILL MEET IN SAVANNAH.
t mi r om'KHkm b or the ihtkh-
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, , iin Nrrllm • 'otfmhff \nl
,1 —tll* Sludge Held, Mule #<••-
~inrt. Iln Hemmed I'rnm lh
I-mirth Annual Cimtrrmrf ail Wrl
|M il.-thr Wm Greatly Im
by the Work of Ihr Con -
~ r , ora— In ■ tW'“ Mir ►-*-
i o| l,il iiai- Uark of Ihr Froehel
, , r . Ir of savannah.
i,l i I . Held, slate iwreury of the
.lighters of Georgia, haa return
, Wi Illusion. O- where he at
four h annual conference of
lMughters and Hone Mire Held
v Impressed by ihc work of the
unit the Savannah member*
, r n hom ehe ha* met since her
O'
• ,ve been greatly charmed by her
Ii .nference will be held In 8a- I
in November next year. It Is ea
st lhe leading members of the
. win be In aticmlance. The con
n.cmhershtp I* made up of the
~,.r of each elate In which there |
i h of the International onirr. an.l
I I I attended In that capacity, her |
as state secretary being the
among <he Kutf’i Daughters tn
li :***•
l Inclination was shown by the
i hold their next conferenci In
, The delegate from Mississippi
i ,-lty In that state for the mi-
Massachusetts' representative
lmaton. Miss Held extended the
I v of Savannah, and the vote for
* a* unanimous.
II King's Daughters are delight
• prospect of having those who
known In conneetlon with the
,n this city. They bellbve a great
im . will lie given tne or.ler, and that
‘ i will result froni the discussions
* ~ |„ heard when the conference
on. Tne delegatee, will be few in
, , at there will be the advantage
standing In the order and the
tiilty they have shown lor the
,■ ii of the work for which the or
, , nl >ti I famed. Only about a doi<n
,U, attended the Wellington confer-
I it may be that there will la- no
, , ,i In Savannah, though th*
■i.sty of the choice of thl* city would
, it* |hat the conference regaided It as
, , e n. which the elate secretaries
w I lie glad to pay a visit.
M Mary Lose Dickinson and Mrs.
tries Davie, both of wlwtn ore,
known in Savannab. weft at lbe lonfei
. r* presenting tlie central council of
N ,V York Massachusetts, Michigan.
Man laid, Ohio. New 11 impshlrr. We t
Virginia. Kentucky, Illinois. Mississippi.
il„. - I rl t of Columbia, Pennsylvania
u nJ > borgtfl bad their state secretaries In
ut!e date e, und letters were read from
it. -of several other slates t
A Vi sir's Outline of Work for a City
. Hr. ie' was a subject upon w hich Miss
H.i.l .ddreseed the conference. Her ps
r dwell upon the achievements of
IT.. .1 Circle of this city, under the con
. t of which the Fresh Air Home at
Tv ice has nourished. Mi*a Held addreseed
!;■ conference as follows:
' Wist ye not that I must be about my
father'll business?’
' Wini Is my Father’ll business’ This
Ii question so often asked by Ooit s
I cn when fired with love and leal to
i k for Him.
Itusktn says tlod Is a kind Father He
ua oil in the places where He wishes
V, to be employed; and that employment
truly "Our Father's business." He
..e> work for every creature which
r lie delightful lo them. If they do It
piy and humbly. He give* us always
ngth enough, and sense, enough for
V It He wants us to*lo. If we either tire
, selves or piisrle ourselves. M Is our
ien fault. And we may always he sure,
never w* are doing, that w*- cannot
l-i- ising Him. If we are not happy our-
lves.'
In the state of Georgia, which I hove
t honor off eprwettllng. there are l so
i iny oameat workers In the order of the
[K ne's Daughlers--so many circles
. tn v iiM work, yet ail with the
ere is aim tiefors them, to honor God
: v I uplift humanity, that I have' found It
' tticuit lo select one out of the many.
' ■ utline the work of a year—l have, how
j e ii chosen the Froehel Circle.
Tinier the Inspiration of Froehel's cx-
the**, young girls, twenty In num
hnve unde re a ken the e are of chil
li' i . Three yearw ugo they started with
I rented u tlpor in u cottage tit Tyhee,
i w ite ring place on the Atlantic ooitl
r i Savannah, placed a matron In charge
a. •! a red for flfiy half-sick, neglected lll
waifs. The next summer She work
til grown. They rented a cottage and
i .ved IZi chllelren. Thl* past year they
!• at a cottage, costing Si.Luo. on which
V have already paid SI,MU. During the
' m Just close*l they had a matron and
h >k, mid cared for ISO children.
i.e children urn taken for one week
i I nre kept longer If necesggry. They
* taken So the Island by two incmliera
' •• circle, ami brought back by them
hi * ex pi ml ion of their slay. One lit -
tc >v was observed to eat on unu*ual
i 1 1 y of supper, and finally groaned
1 saying, 'lf I eat any more I'll
* hut I dunno when 1 gH home If I'll
' o> thing to eat.’
-i before Xmas thiao young ladles
* ' i doll show, and from It realised SIM.
1 • 'on they gave e silver, or vslentine
no guests bringing their nge |n i>en
* i* a valentine—from that entertsm
' ' they received S<l<*. In May. which at
,ith Is a lovely month for outdoor
1 in - v mid a Maypole, with a
ipieen and her court, and the re-
Pom that were linn They received
"i annual ruhsrrlbers SMO. and oflm
' 'halations m money ranging from
1 '■> MS). The fresh-alr fund, for the
nidren, seems to appenl strongly
to art* of she business men.
ring the whole year these young
1 'ist In the support ami manage
' ( the day nursery, giving their per.
attention In (urn with other circle*
the month. At Xmas tide, when
little people are gay and happy,
I of joyful anticipation of what
•'laus will bring them, the Froehel
with the love of the blessed Sav
'lolr hearts, and In com me mo rat on
' 1 llrth of Him who said. 'BufTr the
dldren to eome unto me. and f< r
-1 ' ’ > m lad,' gather In u hall tin of the
ilidi mi of H.ivnnnah for a Xmus
,r D 'notions of fruit, candles and toys
“ ' tn liuerally In. the deficit supplied
h*lr own funds On the tree of last
t 1,.. ~ ;qo dolls, beautifully dressed,
thl* past year the amount ral-ed
' 1 lv eirrle was 11.WO, Now
l- '' us take to our Hearts a lesson—no
<>n ran braver be.
1 lh ways of the tapestry weavers
the other side of the ses.
ioSTETTERV
CIHUATII "Lwjl ronstlpaiian.
Dyspepsia and
The Ritters
* will strength
. en the stomach
* u d cur * l * >m
reme
fclfffgS pC'B
MUN YON’S
DYSPEPSIA
CUKE
When Frof. Munyon says his Dyspepsia
Curo will cure Indigestion and all forms
of stomach trouble he simply tells the
truth. It will cure a stomach (hat his
been ahti*ed bv over-eating and over
drinking. It will cure a stom.ich that
has heeen weakened by old-style drugs
and debilitating caiahartl.** It will do
murff towurd making an old stomach act
Ilk.- a sound one At all drugghu* He.
Fifty-six other cures Write to Broad
way and Mth street. New York, for free
medical advice.
Abdve their heads the pattern hangs.
they Study It with care.
The while their lingers deftly mave. their
eyes are tastenesi there.
They tell this curious thing, besides, of
Ihe iiatlent. podding weaver.
He works on th*- wrong side evermore, but
works for the right side ever
It Is only when the weaving Mops, an.l
the wreb Is loosed and turned,
i it be seaa Ms real hartltwh-OU his
marvelous skill is learned.
At the sight of Its .leHcale beauty—how It
I>ays him fot all his cost!
No rarer, dntntler work than his was ever
done by the frost.
Then Ihe master bringeth him gohk-n hire
and giveth him praise as well.
And how happy Ihe heart of Ihe weaver
Is, no tongue but his own can tell.
The years of man are the looms of God.
lei down from the place of the sun.
Wherein we are weaving ever, till the
mystic web Is .lone.
Wealing blindly, but weaving surely, each
for himself his fate:
We may not see how the right side looks,
we can only weave and wait.
Hut luoklnc Ibovi for th.- pattern, no
weaver hath need to f. ar.
Only let him io.,k clear into heaven—the
Perfect Pattern Is there.
If he keeps the face of the Suvlor forever
and always In eight.
His 101 l shall be sweeter than honey, his
w. avlng Is sure to be right.
And when the work Is ended, and the
web Is turned and shown.
He shall hear the voice of Ihe Master, It
shall say to him. 'Well .lone!'
And Ihe whlle-wlnged angles of heaven,
to l*ear him thence, shall come .town.
And Go-1 shall give him gold for his hire—
not coin, hut a glowing crown!"
WILL TALK I.QI Il’MtM.
'lollw I’nwfr Oltldnl# Will Hate ■
Medina In \\ nalilntrion.
Mr. W. K. Symonda, superintendent of
motive power for the Plant System, will
leevc to-vi,iy for Waehii icon, where he
will attend a meeting of the mechanical
representative* of the north-and-south
line* ( onrenu-d In ilie ntre nient for th<-
establishment of through schedules on
Nov. 21 and on Jan 14. The motive power
officials of the several lines, the Plant,
the Southern, the Coast Line and the
Pcnnsvlvanlu. will consider the feature*
of the schedule* that come within their
particular departments.
Mr. Syniotirle -aid yesterday that the
flam System Is te riving al>oul live
Height iwrs a day of the order of 100 given
a short time ago (o the Georgia Car Works
of this city. Lellverte* will soon bo mode
the system by the Southern Car and
.Foundry Work* of Gadsden. Ala , with
v hlcli an order has l*n placed.
Hi aboard tlffldal* to Arrive To-ilo j.
Mr. K St John, vice president and gen
eral manager, and Mr. V. E, Me Bee, gen
eral suiierlnlendent of the Seaboard Air
Line, will arrive In the city to-day. com
ing by way of Monegomery on a special.
The officials are understool to be on one
of their regular tours of inspection.
Mr. J. 11. Rafftery. general agent of
the Atlantic, Valdosta and Western, was
among the visitors to she city yesterday
AT THE THEATER.
Minstrels Tn-n lab I — l 4 nprrl of lie at -
man Tit-miirron.
Ruaro and Holland's minstrels will be
the attraction to-night. The company
has been seen her# before, and has play
ed to excellent audiences.
The prices to-night will be 11. T 5 cents
and SO cents, for the main floor and the
same prices for the balcony, which has
been reserved for the colored patrona of
the Theater.
The story of "Rupert of Herttxau."
which will be seen to-morrow, matinee
and night. Is a continuation of the his
tory of the character* of "The Prisoner
of Zends." and came* them through
the desperate chase after Queen Plavta s
stolen letter, compromising Rudolf Has
xendyU should It reach the king, and Its
Anal recovery, though not until the wlck
*e.l Count Rupert of Hrntiau has killed
the klhp and been hlmcclf slain by Ras
sentlyll In one of the moat thrilling duel*
ever witnessed upon the stage The en
tire production, equipment of scenery,
costumes end accessories is that used to
the Initial presentation .vt the New York
Lyceum. The company Is said to be an
•-specially capable one, headed by Mr
Howard Gould, who sustained the similar
role In "The Prisoner of Zends."
W ILL or JHH MIRKEN.
II 111vldea His Property Between Ills
Widow and Hl# Son.
The last will of Ihe late John Murken was
filed and admitted to probate In common
form in Ihe Court of Ordinary yesterday,
and letters testamentary granted *0 Doro
thea Murken, the executrix named In he
wilt.
The will divides the property of tha tes
tator between his widow and eon. pro
viding thnt ihe latter's share shall not
b- paid to him until he shall have reach
ed the age of 25 years. The widow Is
made Ihe sole executrix of Ihe testator's
wld and estate.
l-etters of administration dc bonis non
were granted by Judge Fettlll to Elisa
beth Coughlan. upon the estate of Thomas
Wall. TiilsV the estate upon which there
hs recently been some Interesting liti
gation In Ihe Court ot Ordinary, which
was decided 111 Mrs rough lan's favor
The letters le bonis non are granted hei
for the purpose of administering n fund,
belonging to Ails estate, which we noi
administered upon by his widow and ad
ministratrix.
, , 4
nEATII OF Mil. It. R. nil*.
Hr I.eaves a Hnuttliler, Hr*. Wlthln*.
ton. In Savannah.
Mr H. R Box died at his plantation.
1 Holly Hill. Hampton county, . C.. yes
-1 terday. Hl* death was not unexpected as
he had been In rapidly falling heillh for
some months Mr Box was a mem er g'
one of the old families of South Carolina.
He served In the Confederate war and
after the war was a successful merch >nt
ind action planter For Ihe last f w
years his life has been a quiet one. He
married forty-eight year, ago ills- Mar
tha Thetis of May River C. His nil*
.nd live < hlblreti survive him, Mrs. J S.
Vlthlt'gton of this city. Mrs. N. J. N- f
mv„ of Flemington. Liberty county. Mr*.
U W Solomons and J. M and J H Box
Of goutn Carolina The funeral will take
# lac* in South Carolina to-day.
THE MORNING NEWS: Fill DAY, NOVEMBER 10.1900.
WITNESS SENT UP TEN DAYS.
imt >KK> >1 %N l)lTt II ft* nil OR I M
of the city rot ht.
\\ llllnni 11. Il<ilm*‘ * m
\\ lltima for (lie Mail* In thr Trial
of thr In Mr of Jor Wullnrr. \I -
• rnrtM tltrnflon I rum ili> Mnhi In*
■nr by Ilia llrunkrii \o •!•% Ilr
\\ mm Too Knr (ionr In Ilr I'lnrnl n
Ihr hinml or IVrmltfrl to TrMtif>.
Krll Tlimai;li I'iumu iHmra of
Ihr I our! Kiioiu-Wpiil to .foil
Willi ihr l*rtonrr Vuniiol \\ liin
Mr %% • to lln% r Tratitlrd.
Intrrrnc In thr trial of thr ca*r of th**
9tat .ifcalnfft Jor Wallace, that wan Th
prourfas before Judge Norwood in| n
Jury in the Pltjr t'ourt yaa tend ay after
noon. was deflected from the nmtn ttoue
to the remarkable perform an ce>* of Will
iam 11. Houne*. a wttneaa for the etate.
ami their etten*ling am) rnulting cons*
quencra.
Wallace w nn being trie*) for aienuU nnl
hotter)*, set out in th- inform it ion to have
irrn rommittoi on Clifford Moore. Counsel
for both jtuto* hud itnnoun M reody am)
thr examtnatiofi of wltneaneo tva* olrtadv
tn progress when Moore made hi first
dramatic entrance.
He was excessively drunk blunder
ed through the Hwinging doors tn*t pf|-
arate the court room from the ante room,
pushed through the swinging gate into
the bar of the *ourt am) surveyed Judy*.
Jury and spectator* with n drunken |. *r.
Hia shins came into rather frequent con
tact with the furniture dunny this first
expedition, and he had a muttered im
precation ready and forthcoming every
time he struck these delicate (tortions of
his anatomy against the hard wood.
Solicitor General Osborne saw th it
Holmes was m no condition to in* placed
on the stand, urul Instructed one of th
deputies to direct him to the door. Th‘
direction was given and Holmes tried
to (olkm |t. He signalised hi* final exit,
however, by f.iiiiiur through the door*,
instead of pushing them open, m.d h id to
be he|f><>) to his feet.
A third time he t ime into the court
room artd this tlm. was taken Into cus.
t>dy. He was so ex* - **edlngly overpowered
tiat he yet ha) liut a very muddled Idea
of the enormity of the ofTens* he hid
< ommitted and entirely failed to und* r
stnnd why he was detained of his llbartv
aiv) not pcMmitted 10 give his evil, in e
In the case on trial Then Judge Norwood
signed the following order:
* It appearing to the court that William
IF. Holmes, a witness for the state regu
larly subpoenaed, has oome into C'Kirt
during the trial of said case too <lrutik to
testify: It is trd*-r*-d and a (Judged that
the said William II Horn*' I- confine!
in the Jail of Chatham county for ten
days, and that he pay a fine of $lO and be
thereafter dtarhnrged.’*
In the meantime the trial of the css >
against Walla procee<led. The eviden
went to show that he had committed an
assault upon M.e i with a large and mur
derous-appearing stick, without any very
great amount of provocation. There ha l
been some provoiation, however, and the
Jury accompanied Its verdict of guilty
with a recommendation to the mercy of
the court
Judge Norwood sentenced Wallace to
pay a fine of S4O or. In lieu thereof, to
serve six months on the chairwam: oF
the county. When he left the Court
House. In the comiany of a bailiff.
Holmes whs* also of the party. He went
lo begin his course of Instruction In that
I ranch of learning that teaches th
“there's a time .us) place for all things,*'
and that it Is remarkably unsafe, and fre
quently attended by unpleasant cone*
ouences, to corns drunk Into tho City
Coart.
ItOON TO Hi: OHOAM/.FsD.
No Obstacle Fsxtals to Formntlon of
llraneh of *4. I*. %.
There nptieara to no to the
organisation of the proposed Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
The only obstacle considered was the
possibility of the present existence In Sa
vannah of such an organization, and there
appe.ir* to be none. ,
There have ben organisations of this
character in the past, and they have done
good work. Lnpse of tim** and cessation
of Individual IntdTest have served to de
stroy their usefulness and they ar*. If
not legally, certainly to all practical in
tents am) purpose.*, notw xistent
It Is pn>h.ihie that au organization
meeting will be held within the next few
wevks. Timely notice of the place ami
date will be given, and it is strongly
hoped that those who feel an Intercut in
Ihe movement will manifest their interest
by their attendance on this occasion. Kv
ery help Is needed, am) nothing will help
so much as a large membership and act
ive work.
FOI Nl> Gt lIsTV OF LAIH ENV.
Josh ( nnk \\n Kent tn the ( Imin
t.nriK for Nine NtuntliM.
A City Court Jury tried and convicted
Josh Cook of tho offense of larceny yes
terday, and Judge Norwood sentenced the
convicted defendant to pay a fine of s2o
the costs of the prose, in ion or serve a
term of nine months on the chain-gang
of the county.
Cook was shown by the evidence to
have lifted a coat belonging to Frank
Joner. from a stall in the dty market
The offense was committed ast July, and
the defendant has been In Jail ever elm e
There was n mistrl.il wheel the case whs
first tried and opportunity to retry fh<
case did not again arise until yesterday
The fact that <*ook has been theso months
In Jail possibly Induced Judg Norwood
to strike ofT three months ©f the term
usunlly Imposed upon convlctlpn of the
offense of which h was found guilty..
TIIF. V. M. M. A. TO TAKE <ll Wtf.P.
m *
Wilt Manas** llir •fl.nnnnh itlilrllr
Aaaarlatlon'a Font Hall Tram.
Th<> Bavannah Athloilc AnSAClatlrn'*
foot hall team mot at tho Hussar* Flab
last (light but <11(1 not prartlce, a* th
tim* of tho mootli!* was takon up In th
discussion of a proportion to the loam by
the Younit Men's Hebrew Association.
By the term* of this proposition (lie V M
H. A. offer* to equip the te.-mvend take
th* buslne** manakement of It The teim
to play under Its au.pl e. and slve to t
a |*er<-etit.i*e* of the pro*-<*l* of the
a a me*. The m- tubers last night *\pre-s
--ed their willlntir.ers to ar* <-pi thl ar.
ranttemenl. and a notl <* to this effect will
doubtless bo Riven the Y. Jl. H A. ‘to
day.
The team's first fame will he played
with JscksonvllF- probably on Thanka
xivltiß Day.
Twelle Fared the Recorder.
Twelve prisonsr* faced th-- Recorler
yesterday. The greater sum er of them
were up for trivial causes and were
either discharged or given :Urht s nt n
.*s. Hill Flaher, the white min. arrea -
ed the night tatfore for drunkenness. ••*
given a sentence of IS or five days.
Paul Grant, colored, who has been
want—! for some tins- on the . haig of
assaulting and cutting Wash Wilder, we<
arrested yesterday morning by Patrolman
jßcully. His COOS* was continued
N\ llals III: % < OHKI.It.
Thai I* WliMt N|inrlk ll*ll*vr ( rro*
rnn-lltinlitii Figlil Will Ilr.
Now imt ihr Smtth-Judgr fight haa b**-
comr M(M>rtlJig history, th •*vrnt taking
Ita jk> tl-*n In thr rconl* of both fm*n,
tbo'f who p:rontzc the raig In Savan
nah nro ti.\4tng thdr unl\tltM| atten
tion to the lout of twnuy-flvr roumta
that In to b* pulled off nt the Theater next
Tue lay night between Tommy Corcoran
of Rgv in Halt am) Jack llanlon of Fhiht
ilelphla
Thl* H i figh: that If* expeetM to lea
corker The iqtort-loving pvibn*’ *e< nw t
have *nc wil l over it. Within the reco -
len t ion of tlioor who have been hlentlfliA
with prize fighting in Savann.th there h.i**
never lieen u tight that ha* created .ilf
the Interest that han been arouanl by
t * pnmprctivc event betw**u Hanlon and
i*orcorin.
It e probable that there will be r big
bunch of money put up on the fight. Cor
coran hae a strong h*-.| following, there
being ?*ome in Bavannah win* believe the
h
•*n<l they will offer their money freely
a
k him They lellrv? Hanlon would
nt* u• 4 the )< iffion over Cor .’©ran in
heir immer fight ha.l it not been that he
ba-i hia h.-.nfi broken tn il . onie! Il in
lon Las be* one favor.te with many, al
"*>m. A th whom he ban met have
formed a warm regard for him The
leui-t will certainly not be a’i for <*w
co in when the fight w pulled oft. .k p te
tbe fact that he ho teen her* l.ng
i*ough to now hgure an a local lighter
Both men have been doing their very
bos? in the training line for their canto*t
f\Met>rn las renvtlned In the city, getting
n feme giHl work lie p alwayn. ai?-
cntl>. m the pink of condition, and
mighty Utile In neeeaaary for him to get
in hfb very bent fighting trim Hanlon,
trained by Itobbie M Kenrol, baa let'll
working hard at Thunderbolt Both men
are confident, and the rather strained re
lation that ha* existed between them \cr
since their former light induce tl*e- who
f* l!ow the hi.*cory of pugill-m to believ*-
th.it ther* will be a bit of feeling lntn
di • and into the lout that will make the
work of tn** (obtest and hardest
Hhorty Jenkins will referee tho fight,
and that 1 a* much a* tho*e who love
the game • iit* to bear Bhorty dMu’t
need anything t*> square him.**elf with t e
'ikirt**, for he nan never Kne anything
of which they did not thoroughly ap
prove, Imt. tmd he needed anything, hM
decision of night lefore l.vut would have
filled the bdi. Nearly everybody com
mended hia decision In giving Judge the
fight, deelatin* that Bmltli hud un-lou.ii
nlly i-iimmliie) a foul.
IViir-oui e gIOM ff will be used In the
contest. T-.i* departure from (he regu*
lotion* will make the probability of a
kno- kout all the greater. Ilanl kn< k*
ire evidently looked for. and the winner
will know that he haw Ih***ii up against
it No padded ring will be uffed either,
and some footwork that woe not se*t In
their bit fight will le *hown by the
mn. Hanlon Inn Mel that tliere should
1* no padding, and hi* work on h hard
floor ha* !*•♦ n seen by some of the wfcuo
one**, who declare It I* great.
Nothii.g coukl la* learne<l of any match
with Corcoran and Bmlth or Corcoran and
Judge, having lM*en arranged ye*teniay.
Corcoran I* holding off to wee how hi*
fight with Hanlon am**s out. He do*t*
not fee! hke taking on anyone el*o until
after he ha* fulfilled hi.- eng igem* lit with
the Philadelphia lad.
HKTIIODim IIF.F.T AT Ft THBKRT.
<inih bnirxin < ••••ferettre dssrcnhlrs
There |)rf, (I.
The annual meeting of ths Booth Gcor
glu Conferen- e will l*e he’d ler. 6u|
Cufilbert. The Mthodl*t minlst* r* t
thl* city are now* quite busy preiailng
thrir (••|iort* to be given at that tim--. It
I* at the annual conference that the min
isters are a*.*gnd new charges, bat I?
I* not thought likely that there will be
.ifw < hang* made In the minl*iers in this
city as none of them have serve*) the al
lotted time in any one charge, which I
four years.
TO AHKWI.K FOR Till: IHLL
t onimlftre of the I'nllrr llenevolcnt
AMHoelntton Will Ifeet To-night.
The committee having in charge the ar
rangement* for the lull to be glv< u N’.v
> by the Police Benevolent AMffociatt n,
will meet to-night at the barrack* a 7
o’clock to p<rfect home of the urrirwe-
The ball will be given at the fjinrl
Hall and Hosenfeld * orchestra will fur
nl*h the music. Jielglng from the sale of
tickets the attendance will Im* unusually
large.
lsFA.%l* NOTirKN.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM POINTY
Whereas. John J. Morris ha* applied (o
Court of Ordinary for letter* dl*mk*ory
;t* adminirtmtor on the estate of William
Morris, deceased.
The.e are. tharefor*'. to site an I ndmon
ih all whom it may concern to be and
appear before said court to make ohjß -
tlon (if any they have) on or before the
17th day of January next, otherwise .-aid
letter- will Ih* granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton I*.
Ferrlll. Ordinary for <'hatham county,
this ths 15th day of October. Tjno
FRANK B. KBIBBACH.
Clerk Court Only, C. <*o.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND^CHED
ITORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY -
Notice i* hereby given to all |erson*
having demur.d* against Lawrence J
Dunn, late of said county, deceased, to
present th*m to m<\ properly made out.
within the time prescribed by law, so a*
to show their character and amount; and
all persons indebted to said deceased are
required to make Immediate payment to
roe. M. F. DUNN. M D .
Administrator.
Savannah, Ga.. Nov 5, 1800.
MIR ii i |R| Of B
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by Investing your hard-earned hard cash
with ths Southern Grocary Company, 1U
Barnard atreat
THE SHOW CASES COUNTERS AND
fixture* in the store. 12 Broughton street,
east, known ss Gardner’s Bazaar, for sale,
they must go
STEELING SILVER NOVFsLTIE8 _ GO*
ing for less than first coat at 12 Broughton
street, east, store known a* Gardner s Ba
zaar.
IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work, order your lithographed and
printed stationery and blank bcok* from
Morning New* Hnvannah. On.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN "“CAP
ITA UR WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN WC.
Norwood's "Satire"
For sale at all News Stands
in Savannah.
Hot Air Furnaces.
We make a specialty of repairing Hoi
Air Furnaces, Vour orders will receive
prompt attention.
E. C. I’ACETTI A SON.
Phone (il. 1 Whitaker.
CLASSIFIED AuVtHfIStMENTS.
I'F.IIXON IL.
"TadiT- Tkkf of
t-hzrsp a it- w |un Mill h. put ip your
brooi-h, on thr pmtrniatlon uf thl* ,i,tv
< ut It out un i tiring it to F<-g<-*., > K-1
ltroughtui hulr, j. <1) und
U|>|l> huti ■ Tin- ilar. |>ir exi-i'.l*nc<*
foi t-iuiru t wat.-:ir, -lnrk, *l"' • I**
.ui<l J,-w. try, rngruvtng dnr mull, v u
wall'; ■ ~*(! ki• .n ten ,>l.l g Id .* i •lt' - :
rl*-. 1.,1 lirm.iml thl* wi-rk to muk. twugu .
lIKULih k ADAMS DANCING ACAD
rmy ((Ur,-*- t<v.niqtit xt ‘‘.ittiolt*- l.ltrxiv
It.ill K.i*k:n - (it.-.*-., ii *,. urr your m
\it,itl,,i , tr. in tn, munugenunt. Admu*-
(toil W,-. 1 free.
OIL IIKATFHB. \VKH> tl KATI-111.
ro,il Itnaurs. efluk stove* and ranges. Hs
liut.ie good* C. P. Miller, agent.
MOKI’HtN Ol’ll M UI’DANI’M
, .>.*,ln,- til„-, tnynii eured. will Inform
you of hiirmlrp, (wmianriu home cure.
Miry t( Haldwln. Box till. Fhlr.igo
*~ADVI ,ItTT>F.M I!NTH SET IN CAP
ITA Id* WILL ItE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COt.EMN
l-'tilt TWO CENTS A WORD NO Al>
VEtITISI MHNT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 3rd'.
IS Yot'tl IRON SAFE FIRE-PRO*F-
Htiffei A l-'r-emuir Ituve „ *:tin-l,ng iff*-r
of > for every *nfe of the.r mnke that
l s not pi* ivc its contents one safe
> in I'Utnu dcbtiH U : hour* When
taken out. tin hose had to be turned on
It. When oiNued. not u page wa* llaei4-
ored. not a r* ord I *—. not t k>liar de
stroy ed If you want •••urlty. buy a
Htlffcl & Freeman safe. UN 1\ Miller,
agent
iiC.W ABOUT YOU!? WINTER
clothing - * let u- put I* In sh-p* $i p* r
month Sterling I’ie*-lng Club. | \ rk w
YOU WILL LIKE THE MILK FROM
Springfield Dairy: It*** rich und put* , try
it.
FURNITURE UIMIoIgftTEIIE! • M AT
tr*“-*** renovated. Antique furniture re
pofiffh*' 1. furniture packed an*l ahlfipad In
i>e-1 r Send mu your orders. U
1* Mill* r. agent.
OELSUIIIG NURSERY. o|**oH!TK
fVillto t mrtery. * hr>
anv !Ui Japonic.* aieoar* i*. palm*. fi*w
er* rind flora! and *ign. la-ave your orders
with J. Gardner, agent. 13 Broughton,
part.
BPBCIAI. AN I'Nt.ISIITEP HCPPLY
of new widow rockers. ladies’ size, at $2
J W Teeple.
I AM NOW IsOiWTKD AT 414 WEST
Broughton, ring up liv; If you want ?o
ha\*- your furniture moved or parked for
shipment or storu#* I guarantee pn a
the same n* 1 do Ihe w *k that'* given
to me. A H. Griffin, 414 Broughton streat.
west, nutlr*m a made t* onler
IF IIS KUOS YOU WANT. YOU CAN
get them cheaper from M< Gillls
HOW ABOUT YOUR WINTER
clothing ’ let u* put it m -hap ; $1 per
month. Hterlmg Pressing Club, la York, w
MILLERS STOVES AND RANGES
give flutisfa tlon. Tho Magnetic. )a**n*-
miM, W i*l*rf. King* ars) other gml
make* at r* isonablo |nca. 207 Brough
ton. wrest.
KENSINGTON FARM MILK IS UN*
eurpaited for rlchnes.s, delivery 1* per
fect; phone, 3346.
SEE MILLER Foil OFFICE DESKS,
office table*, til * matting, office shades
207 Brought n. w^nt
WHEN YOU SEE M’GILLIS SlXTY
inch K*-epm rug*, you will buy them.
Just can't help It, will sell tn uny quart
tity.
SEE THE JEWEL STOVES AND
ranges for sale hy J. W. Teeple; el-o
unfit for liiHuran e gas* lire stove.
“FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE.”
i* a specialty wi!h M<*;illl.
"MILLER H NEW STYLES IN CAR
pet*, mat ing*, linoleum*, window *hade
etc. AH work done in flrat-c as style. 207
Wrought on, west.
FLORAL DESIGNS” BULBS IIYA
1 c nth*, narcissus, rut flower* from
I Oelschlg'a nursery, opio*lte Catholic Cetn
• tery. L* av* orders with J. Gardner,
agent. 13 Broughton, east.
M GIIaIJS* LACE CURTAINS WILL
1 l* tutlfy your jiorlnr.
"’HOW ABOUT YOUR WlNTim
clothing” let us put It In ffhap* ; $ p. r
month Sterling I*re*slng Club, If York w
M GILLIS IS CHEAT ON RUGS. NETS
Ure curtains hammock*, water cooler*,
idllowff. pictures, stove*, bpdrootn suits,
urul furniture of every description,
II 4H BUYS NICE RATTAN ROCKERS
while, they last. L a sort merit of
rocker*, divans and ds*y chairs. C. P.
Milkt, agent
K NS IN<n •IN l \ l(M fi (11i AN
ele\atkn In the country. fr*e from city
drainage Impossible for milk to become
contaminated, by Impure odor*; If you
w int pure Jer.-ey vn.lk. phom 2246. De-
Ihrery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed.
M’GILLIS MOVES PACKS. SHITS
nnd stores pianos and furniture; l>est work
only; no ”Cheap-John" price*—no "Chsi|>-
John" Job*
"<OLD FISH AND ~FOo!>/~ WATER
grass, lone flour. 20-poufMl bag f/i cent*
J Gardner, agent, for the present at 12
Broughton, east.
fi.no FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS
while they last. C T Miller, agent.
$ 60 FOR ART SQUARES WHILE
they last, ltlg assortment. *ll grads* of
art -quote n, rugs, mat*, portieres C. P.
Miller. agnt
~ M GILLIS SElsli SIXTY INCH RUGS
Smyrna pattern*—for W cent*.
"aDVK RT IS EM ENTS SET IN CAP*
ITA WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR IJSjM
THAN JFC
OLD NEWSPAPERS. 3W for 26 r ent*?, at
Buitne** Office M*>rning New-
MEDICAL.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me and I
will give you rell ff I cure Irigrowir g
nail", noru* and all dl i e*i of the feat
wttho'il pain; charge* reasonable; can
give the best reference* )n the c|ty; pa
tient* !ioatr.| at rewldances; orders n
he left at Livingston’* drug store. Bull
and Congres* *tre-1*; if'epbone 2M. Um
Dsvl*. surgeon chlrot©list
IIELI* M %ATKD—MALE.
m-nTT M AN
collector and to assist In office. Address
giving reference, W F., care this office.
W/.NTKW FOR FLORIDA DRY
good* snl**man and plain wiitd>w de'f*r.
alor; k el steady itxlllon Apply with
rale ram c It x TJ. Talalku. FUi
WANTED. A WHITE MAN To’MILK
arvi rnak hlrn If generally useful on a
*mal! |li • ut Il* of Hope. Apply E O
Black. 6 Bryan, east.
"WANTED, RELIABLE MAN TO
cook. Apply at 111 Jones street, wn-st.
DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED TO
represent u* In Southeast Goga -ind
North Flordla. our Inv. **m*nt contracts
are now recognised se urttle* and age q*
find them the m*rt dealrabte to m||; wrrlte
to-day for particular* Tontine Surety
Company, 701 Lowne* Huikltmt. Atlanti,
Ga.
WANTED, TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT
and trouser makers. Apply (J. Fantlnl. No
IS Bull street.
WANTED. SIX UNION CARPEN
ter*. s2.fid p* r day and tran-portatlon here.
F. Ogram, Jackson vide. Fia.
SALESMEN* WANTED TO SELL OUR
j good* by sample to wholesab and retail
| trade: w*- are he largest and only man
ufacturers in our line in the world, libera!
I “alary paid. Address. Can Dex Mfg Cos.,
I office, 2* Board of Trade Building, tfavan
| t ab. Ga.
HELP U V\THII-1 I M %LE,
WANTED E>
George T ftonlnson'g Tailo ing
imrlora. at once. AW West Ll'wrtv.
ADVERTISEMENTS* SET IN CAI*-
ITA I>4 WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT t’OLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS \ WORD No AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN H\
vi. i: vi w \\ vs 11 i.
WANTED A It ELI A RLE VGENT FOR
th> lu‘*i helling hlgu grade Km pr.oM
writing machine on ilie market; •* and * •-
p.itutilty for right man wrh i* er. ih-
K M Turner. Atlanta, G •
AGENTS WANTED LIVE ACTIVE
men, both local and (ovdlnf. find •>r
fitrm *f lnv'etmeit (HMitru t the nse' d
siisible to Mil. profits guar.iittc and. n* op
tion.*, |*a\nient mde evety fifteen
imwith*. no discount* or rebate . no
dm wing* *r lottery ecln me of rek’nip* loti,
but a ffirulght |romDe to pay **i lift *n
month*, territory Ih*u g taken rapldlv;
write to-day. Tontine Surety Comiany,
I'll Lowihli* bul!<llig. Atlanta, Ga.
i:vtprov vi;\t vv %\ti.ii.
'^r^r?rrrrrr^7im; man place
to w nrk fr I* 4it• I white . teiwllng college.
Addr-* D. * are Dram #n B -m* h
wantrdTuTgradual i ritAiN
l nurse, female, with long cx|ior!•*•,
|M>s|tk>n In pliv l lin office Ad*m s E
L T Box 3s Y.il Uv*t.. G
POSITION WANTED BY REGISTEIi
ed pharmacist. AkJr*s* I*oatofll ll*x
N>> 2. Savannah, tia.
u\\ tin—viiwi tit %\not •*.
\VA.\ri.D, TEN CHEAP lIoRSES
Cable Plano C*niH*ny,
IF YOt’ WANT GOOD MILK GET IT
from Springfield lialry. It's rich, purs and
wholesome.
CASH PAID FOR GOOD SECOND
hand • at Mn k* 212 West Bay street.
IF YOU WANT A PLACE To DUMP
f irrh. dirt, rand, manure, el- free of
< barge. Just at city limit*, hauling over
hard road write or tlcph<** Brown
Bros , oiner Anderson and East Broad
*tr#4•.
H YOt; WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work, order your lithographed an I
printed M.itlonery and blank b-ok.* fr tn
Morning New*, Savannah, Ga.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
I I ALS I 1,1. BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VI RTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
FOR RENT—ROOM*.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
Mint hern exposure; modern conveniences,
alO Joner*. loifft.
I 1.1 D Fllll IIIHT.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF SEVEN ItooMS
w th *e|*irate enirarwe und yard; rent sl.
• month. P. A Waring, Pout office
FOR Itr.Vl'—llot AES.
N* 217 W aidburg street, east, b* tween
Aberoorn *n<l Uncoln, first <4 *mt ord* r
and condition; every Convenience Right
rent to right tenant Estate Sahm<m
Cohen, West Broad and Broughton streets.
For RENT. RESIDENCE 1,1 PERRY
“treet, weal. Apply to Andrew Hanley
CA.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE ItES
‘.den •• with outhouee-. tialiln ami a
Irt-siStful garden; 11t Taylor street, nut.
For particulars Inquire rt. Guckenbel
mer’* Hon<*. Bay nnd Jeff r*nn street.
FOR RENT. ~ 211 JONES STREET.
west; immediate | ♦ c Bi<Hi. M. H. Baker,
agent.
FOR RENT. 17 DUFFY STREET,
east; possession at once. Apply George
L Oartnany, agent. 16 Bryan street, east.
T< # RENT. 221 AND . ll* LTo
street, enst; these are good house* and
l..ration excellent A|mlv tn C. A. M'ln
tire. fi 'itnl of Trade Building
■■
FOR IR’.IT-MIvrCIsUM.OI k.
"'TrATtTTI^U^ATrEfuVDHI; AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
*
MEIILY o ’CU PI ED BY TIIE SAVAN
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. II
• SMART
for RENT, on THE Of) EEC! (EE
road, lictween three and four-mile po*ta
(trolley ear* nearly to two-mile lam)
in lots from one *cie lo one hundred,
same can be bought in large or small lots
on easy term*. <* II Dorset!.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP*
ITAIAt WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOlt TWo CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
FOR fiILK-llfitli ESTATE.
IIN CAP
II AI WILL BE PRINTED IN <*LAS
HI FI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWi CENTS A WORD. NO AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LK3S
THAN IOC.
I-a .it H M.l- i.' id tS NINTH NEAR
East Broad. s2'4 each; will soon
tu* advance*) to s22f. when * mt i. been
I paid for I can arrange to get a home
built. C. H. lorett
i wit sai.i: \ LOT FOR TWO HI \
lr-d dollars; * *y term*, on Ninth street,
near East Broad; no city taxation. C. H.
Dorset t.
FOR SALE. IATH ON NINTH STREET
near East I bond, no city taxes, at s.oi
each; twenty-five dollar* cash, ami eany
\ monthly fiaymenta. c. 11. Domett.
FOR SALE THOSE LOTS ON NINTH
' street, near East Broad; have only been
sold to first-class partie*. who will m ike
g>a>l iu*ighl*ors; aiul none others can buy.
The term* are very ea*y, and they are
cheaper than any other* In the vicinity.
' C. H. Doraett.
RESIDENCE AND "BUILD ING I A >TS
for sale all over the city. Robert If.
Tatem, real estate dealer. No 7 York
street, west.
"advertisements set in CAP-
I ITA lAt WILL BE PRINTED IN CL AS
jSIFI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
' FOR TWO CENTR A WORD NO AD-
I VERTIBtMENT TAKEN FOlt LESS
THAN W(\
"
FOR MIJ.-tIDI KI.I.IMMI H.
BOV REM. THE COUGH KING! TRY
| It when your favorite r ne dy fails, at 26c
! hottk added to a gdi of honey make* a
splendid mixture for Infants and children
"benzoin ItALM MAKES THE SKIN
; like velvet, for -ale by druggin or at Hen
jry and Abcr oro Per*e Drug Stores,
W hitaker nml Taylor streets.
| "REDDING FOR SALK. AT REPPARD.
Hnedkr A Co.’s lumber yard. Henry
i street and 8 , F. Sc W. H. It.
FOR SALE. THREE MULES CHEAP.
1 aio TffJh empty flour barrels, good as new
George W. Tie tie man.
'!. lit Sale ciieapT *m bdi
• rank engine, 14 by Is. r.in b>- seen at
Rr|t!4ard. finedeker A Co.’s lum*er yard.
}|< nry street and S . F. A W. R. R.
FIRE PROOF SAFES WB CARRY A
fine line of fire proof safes In stock at all
times. The Dirties can see exactly what
they are getting Our prlosa are as low
ms manufacturer* sell |t, with freight a*kl
- Parties Interested, who wish a good
fire proof safe, will do well to inspect
our stock UpfOtMl Bros.. Li; prmn
block, agent* for manutarturer*
SPRINGFIELD DAIRY IS NOTED
for having rich, purs milk; try II; you
will be pleated.
AICTIOH MIT 4 Tlf I*l DAT.
AUCTION SALE.
TO-DAY. 11 *• m . we will seU threw
Plano*. 2 Organ*. lsSce Curtains, Capea,
Jackets. Gaj and (HI Stoves, and Una
Trimmed Has and Ribbons.
SAVANNAH AUCTION AND
COMMISSION COMPANY,
111 Whiiaker treet.
A. Wine right. Auctioneer.
\t l to\ MIJW riTI RK DAYS.
BARGE LIVINGSTONE
AT AtCnON.
I. I). I. % fincili:. taetlunrer.
On SAT! RDVY. the 17th !nt.. 1900. at
u " •• k at irif old Btiitimore wharf. I
wRI • for ti to the highest hklder,
foi u of whom it rnny I'oncem.
Bare* Llvini.--tone tgqu-r fastened; also
I""" an. for und chain, 2 llon Hand
Pump* on board
FOR s\t r;—mi hi i .it n.
ID It HALE ONE ELEVATOR
|ga
! For |Mrtlrulr id l. t s T stwlier.
! chief Engineer Plant System Savannah,
| Ga,
“kink tiiTprnti ni : i.<vation
j with fine borly of round tlmtcr. for *ale
! cheap for cash only. Box U, Iron City,
Ga.
“"TERPENTINE LOCATION* FOR
sale, is crop* first v ar t*o*. i, 12 re*
round timber, at $l2O |*er acre. $• par
thousand hove* for lei*. I tim •• pb ty
if tinibr to Ive a<>t in five mil * of rail
road; will give posse* k>n now or at .-nd
f •*<' Addreae Round Timb i, -a a
M< rnlng News.
OLD NEWSPAPI-ißfi 2* for 2T cent*, at
Ituidr< - OIW *• Morning Newn.
M*\ '-'.RTISEMENTS SET IN CAP*
ITA I st* WILL BE PRINTED IN
8! Fits D ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR tv . . ’RNTB A W()RD Nl AD
VI RTISI MENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
I.o*l AND FOI Nil.
I A IST. LARGE LIVER AND WHITE
Pointer dog anw*r* t* name •’Duka’;
r *w ml If return* and t > Marion Rivers, No.
101 SI J oil t n fttreet. east.
LOST. ONE DOG. BLUE fiFKCKLED
half K und and |*o|iter. Iduk *‘.*rs. about
lift, n month old s.' rewan), return to
<*l J Twelfth sired, w t.
110 4IIIIINO.
SEVERAL yTh NG >IT?N
in private family, desirable location and
all convenience-, of home. Apply 3*>7
Waldburg, wwt
111 *ini:i.h ti am i:v
Tn CAP
ITAL WILL BE PRINTED IN Cl-AH
SIFI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOlt TWO CENTS A WORD No AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR IdCfifi
TlflAN IOC.
FI.I MBIAG.
MODERN PLUMBING IT WILL BE
to your Interest to let m* give you an es
timate ni your piu/ntdng. new or 01l
work; repair work a specialty, a* I am
practical plumber. N gur* work to
endanger your life. Wiggins, phone W 7,
Georgia or Bell.
MIM 4.1.1. A \F<M *.
WB GIVE YOU EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss flnLh. j*orf*H't work. Forest Cwy
laittiilrj, Perk nvHiu*,
GET YOUR WEDDING PRESENT*
at Koch Ac Sylvan’s. 4<i Whitaker. They
ale In autlful and < liffnp.
AVOID THE RUSH LET ME HAVE
votir *lgn work for Elka’ fair at once.
*N rn. Tavlor, 110 Barnard
TIIE REB4ORCINE ANTISEPTIC PRO
iha |* tin* rm*f satisfactory to dean
clothe*; <lone only by New York Bt**m
Dye Wrk*. Whitaker and Bute.
NEW DOMESTIC, WITH BALL
t a ring*, on easy terms; try one. lory one)
dial with your ieopl*. Fenton 4k Son.
FOlt FISHING TACKLE. NETS. ETC Z
go to Cornwall A Chiprnan.
“Y*o.n t i km! in.l: ?(it ’itsr.i.K AHorf
moving your furniture, replying your car
pets or matting Perry A Menton will re
lieve you of all that trouble.
YES. WE REPAIR FURNACES; WE
r*falr healers; we repair ranges, we re
|Mlr cook stove*; ail onler* promptly
filled. A. C. Price A Cos. State and Jef
ferson streets. ’Phone*
HA vi. foi R HOI BE PAINTED
with German ready mixed paint, entire
natl* faction guaranteed. Adams Paint
Company.
WANTED ONE THOUfiAND RUN.
gry profile the Hi*uihem Grocery Com*
imny. 1)4 Barnard street.
~ ’PHONE 1675 FOR FOREST CITY
foundry They will call for your linen
Imm- dialely.
"WIATCII AND JEWELRY REPAIR*
ing given personal altentlan, at Koch 4k
Sylvan’s, 4H Whitaker.
MERCHANTS ATTENTION! ADVKR
tletrig and sign* of all description, classl
•al work at modern jrrlcea Bee Tavlor,
140 Barnard street.
*Nl*na’ DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
with ball bearings, lock and chain stbch;
two machine* In one. Pentnn A 8-at.
"WB ARE DYEING NOW BY THE
new oxulye pro<e*a. especially adapted
for ladles* fine rrepon anl tifillor-made
dresses; send us your work and you will
ie pleased. N w York Hi cam Dye Works.
’Phono M3
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS.* GO
to Cornwell A Chipman’s.
~WE SELL SEWER PIPE. FLUB
. % ' i> i
Adorn* Paint Comiiany, 104 Congreas,
west.
PERRY A BENTON 120 *STAT B
street, west, will move, puck ship or store
your furniture at short notice; also ren
ovate your old mattre* *c* at iMtle cost.
Bell ‘phone 1124.
YOU WON’T REGRET THE COLD
weather If you will h*t us furnish you
with a heater or range; we ran sell you
cheaper than any one ei*e. ami will take
your old stove tn exchange. A. C. fTiea A
Cos., State and Jefferson streets. ’Phones
M IRE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENT!
in every dollar of your hard-fsrnrtl hard
>a- is at the Southern Grocery Company,
1)4 Barnard ar*et.
THE STOCK IN THE
• tore. 1* Brouebton street. e*t. known is
Gardner’s Bazaar, must b** sold; parties
wishing can purchase In lots and prices
to sui -
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE W*ORK~I
turned out by Forest City laiiindry.
‘Phone 1575.
GOLD WATCHES AND DIAMOND*
tt sll prices. Koch Sc Sylvan, 44 YVhttaker
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IMCTOKIAI. BKJNB. ADVERT! MNO
Sl*ni< clifd* of evrry d-s’-ription. Special
| decorations for Kike' Carnival. Wm. Tay
lor
“i ; i-:ntsn * H<>V WII.I, RENOVATE
vour machine and guaranies It. Bell new
,r okj math Has.
FOR RANGES AND OTOVEJS. GO TO
Cornwell A Chlpman,
OVDBINE 18 THE IIEST WAi.L KIN~
lh nxKl<* Adetns I’aint Cos., Savannah
scant*. I<H ('oncresa. west.
WE ARK STll.l. IN TIIK KLI MRiNO
(mein. *< ami etlll do roTk! work at ex
• r?n<>ly low prions: our U onta mm tel Is
a |-ch; we have them from 10 cents up,
at -I will out them up fur you; *lve u* a
call. A. C. !*rice A Cos., 'phonea (is. Btata
and Jefferson street*.
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