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4 TKIJ.9 A HTH AJMiK ®TOII V. Mr. Jim >iitin Mr#fa Ilia *!•$• After Thirty Vfr. Gainesville, Qi , N v ?1 Mr Jim Nunn of tht city tell* a rat: r euanfa It run* tl -a way In tha year IN *. Mr Nunn a father, the lair Ittborn J. Nunu. nov*~l to Atlanta from Claris* H - *l* I* vv *" N ’" r uml after rcrua t ina there a few moutiie he deenied i* try In u hope of netting v\ l A * rJlnsly lie cam** hare, ai.d a -f a?. .% we wroti iMi’k to h's ar.ri. Mr Jim Nunn, to bring the fati.ity he . s.* ! • \•! a i i ntd hal denied to make thU pia • HU Home Tha old Air 1/ a H.iiiroi l, . *\v the South err. r.t* only cornpl-'ietl Htiford and ti e hou** |, ~! effect# user# whipped to that font n I hauled >y aOf train* to Qalneiviha. Mr Nuxm. Sr . **#• the father of oevera. on lmi. ho) and gir.** )IU daughter. BaiJU, married a Frenchman by the name of Thomaa Per Dee, who waa locaiel at that time at Penile Id. thla atate. How tinia Iwfora her father’s removal t- Gati eavllle aha vMiel the fnrr.ilv In At lanta and spent tomt time ministering to lit* wants, ha bain a very feetola at that time, and returned to her Mki'llo la home lie dui not then entertain the Wen of tnovinir to Gainesville, and when the decision waa made to coma here aha was i not notified About tha time Mr. Nunn derided to ! coma here Mr Far I**e mad" up Ida mind , to rrwtka a ehanire >•>. but he want to the fh*n thinly popu •<*d *♦ <’- ' tlon of Botitti Georgia to ln tha MV mill Imr nee* No let’erp w<ra writ j ten by altb'-r JTirnily In ?or*i* tune, and neither knew wh- ra tha other wna. but a-ich pr- urm l that Uw other was 1 ivlt ■ at tha son a pla Weak a !•.-1 and Mr Nunn failed to hear fiwn hU dan*’.rer’a family. anl vie. j varsa. Weakt k r + w Into niontha arid etlll no rmimkn Finally m ntlie grew into year*. and there was a* Hi no new* Many l-Hers had been written by Mr Nunn’s family to Mrs Per Iw* > her Corn Mr posioftlce, bur *S''li s. returned mrk id "uoosdled for." Mrs Per Dee had I •lo wrtttsn lo her fathers family at At lama. and likewise her letter* re re turned wjth .1m asm. Mitllimtloit Mr Nunn wrots to • gentleman who lived tear whete tha Pw 1W formerly resided. a*gi g for InfomuUlon as to where they were, but the anew, r catne to k toot h didn't know; that Mr Per l"-e did mo Know whe-e he wes going to locate when he It ft there noth e 1 s g tv. up--end thirty veers puaecd. A few we.-ka ago Mr* Per Dee. whoae home I* at <ilennwood, M'H Wfy >un t>. wluro her husband moved to from Penflcld. <s-< Idad that aha would mak* one la* eff.-it to find her relative* Bhe vent to Atlanta tenured n city directory aid looked tt over for the name of Nu n h!.e found two or three Nunn*, but their Initial* did not corre. pond with tliO'O of any of her brothers or •Mater* She finally rne acroa* one that she deckled to look up Bha went to hla bearding house, but he wa* out Inquiry put her on the nro- k of another Nunn, and after condderwble delay ahe found him It waa her brother. Dllmua Nunn. Hxplanat lon a were f>>n made nl brother and sister were happy together. They at once notified other broUv*rs and ala term, except one, Mr J. M Nunn, whom they decided to aurprtae, and they a.l Joined m a happy reunion. Mo* d*y. Mrs. Ter Dee arrived In the city ami at wa* driven to Mr. Nunn’* home He had not been notified of her coining, and it la safe to my It wn the moot joyous aurprltie of hla life Mr* Per Doe will remain here sometime and will visit all her relatives before return ing home AFFAIR. 9 AT VAI.IKI9TA. Two Shnrpera A Treated—-\ew Coarf ll>ii*e Propfinl, Valdosta. Ga. t Nov. S4.~sßhertff Oon nally of ltrooks county and ihe local fvo llce picked up two aharpera Inat night, one of them in thla city and the other at Dupor.t. Both are In jail here awaiting to be taken to Quitman for trial. The men claimed to be traveling Ralesmen and fail In company with Mr. Joshua Ixvveit. \ superintend-m of Halley's convict catnpa at Thomas Oty. Fla. One of the men j gave hi* name aa Robert Curtl* of Ha vantiah. at and th* other a* F. C Fuller Curtla told I*ovett that he waa wiling 1 flo ir for a house In Charleston. Lovett | wanted to buy a car of flour, so th*> three ; became quite chunmvy. In a *akn here one of the nen atatcl that he wat te*! to send HO oft to pay hi* life Insurance and i • *ked Ix>vett for large bill* tn p ace of the small one*. He oour.t and out eight j bill*, supposed to be flve-dollar bills, and Lovett gave him four ten*. I-ater on in ! the evening, felt someone tug ging at Id* porket anl detected on* tf the ' men trying to rob him H* pull*'-d the roll j of Nil - from hts *nl count*'l thcu, ■ flndli.g them sixteen dollar* short. The ofTlcem were iwHffled and one of the i mtn wa* picked up at the depot just bc i>re boarding the train. The other was arrest* 1 by the <on lit tor on top of the train near Dupont and turned over to the mnrsnni there to l** sent hark here. It Is believed the wen are professional shari*- era and that they have be- tt doing busi ness at the various street fairs tu tnta sec tion. Superior Court this morning. afti ■% - - . . .. w* re sentenced, the largest number con victed at one term In many yar* The white nun, Torn Huehsnan. charg'd with attempt to aseault a little girl, was sent up for fifteen years Andrew I>a*her, an other white man. wus s'rt iij* for thr**e year*, but this is the first time he ha* been convlo-ed. He fought like a tiger when the officer* were carrying him back to jail, ar.d it required four deputiea to get him In the prison doors The other iav** were dost negroes Nearly every case tried resulted in conviction, and Juvig** Kusrell |>akl a high tribute to Utn of the Junes wnen the session closed He •aid that both the grand and petit Jury bad kio a work during thg w-*>k of which the i>opie of the counti might be proud. For the fifth time, tha grand Jury rec ommended th** erection of h new court house and the County <N>mm##|.ners have laid plans lo ihs building •r-'ted They a aptrd i-rans for the structure this we* k and ♦ xj-*- r to adver tise for bids ahoist Jan. 1 Th**:r Urn 1* to build the structure on n caah basis and without issuing bonds. They have a surplus of over ss.ooo on hand and. having completed fine bridges on all of the roads during Hie pa** yeer or ao. they believe then can lny aside fIO.OUO yaar f*r Court House put itos- * for five years, thus giv ing them LV ( 00 for the m-w building, which k* to be otic of the handaom*-fit in tha state. They have had ihe promise of advances of ell the m *ney they need •n county script, and I! I* their purpose to Issue the s-'rlpf The tea-her* of Irowndes county held a meeting h* re to-day and dlscti**ed msny educatt -tin! questuma. T’rnler the admin latmt op of S JiK-rintenilent W. H Mer ritt the county schools are kwing vastly lcnpr< , ed I IMl'* |> t AfIOLIfVA. TfS-Oul i niton lleanlt* la a l.nrgr kumber of tlNi-rlag -*. ColumMo. B C.. Nov. 24 —Ths marriage fever Is r*gng In Booth Carolina with an ardor probably never before equalled. It la supposed to tie a sign of "better times.** and due largely to the rise in cotton. In almost every little town In Sthe atata, th* armj of Ilene<lt-ts is ■ gathering recruits singly, end in bunches. f There have been quite recently three double woddmga FAIL! Ill; AT NIUJMBmUk Iteerlrer App*intel for the llaelnee* of Frank .loliaeton. Mlllwlgevilie. Ga , Nov. 2i. —Ona of the largest fadut-a in this city for many ♦ srs was that of Mr. Frank J-drion. who hsa been angagCNS for m<ire than four years In tha hardware business In this by. Mr. Johnston filed hi* petition for bankruptcy in the United Btates Court in .Mir **n ye>ier-Hv and Mr Harry C Tindall, who wa* appointed receiver. cum# over and insmedbitcly io*k cnarge of the butirieMi. Mr Jo! nat.tfi’s f.iliur* was *si tii*|y unexpected by any one In this city. Mr Johnoion'a Hi -illtle* are *< ■ down at aiiout I4l.il*> li. irv)ebteliic iH-ir.g a |l '*o n tgag* to the Merchants* and Farmers' Htwk r.d a s7,dfc> morts: ige to hi. 1 * strife II ■* un>.*'curHtl in*l<ibt*dnet*s amounts t*i more than $30,000 Ills largest uns*cur I credit.r* or-- the BrmmonH H trdw are Company of B* Igwjl*. |7.fWoj • > i . :it;v of At lanta . V Vi*; the King Hardw ire Company ] of Atiant. $700; tho Go her Guano Com- i psny of Halttmore, linn. Other Him* ruti the |;*t of creditor# up to ab ujt sixty In number. Hi* o# * amount to about fjo.tvn, stock. $22.hW; Hto.-Jt In Merc ban ta* nnd Farmers’ Rank SW4I; and accounts, $1,700. Tho first meeting of i red 1 tors w ill take pla e In !Macon on the th rd dr of lOH-ernhcr. TICRIIK T Aii II wr *tn Tllim Hr*, bsln 11. Ilnvls tllren $ to.nun for ♦he l.lfe of llrr lluwbnnd. Columbus. F c . Nov 21 - Mr*. Lula M. Davis Who sated the Smrthern Itmlway In Greenvlllo for s;v>.ofn for killing her hus band. Joseph I I;vls, Inst January, lias !e-n ird<d fIO.OOO. The Sfa>thern ha* bean hard hit by n number of Juries re •*nilj Veidi t.s of from L.'W to SIO,WO A llv*r whlt Mttn vrnlnx 4fc* rich with lac# and neadle *’ork. for killing person* have bsconie common, A few yearn ago a verdict against a rail ri l In this state a,i is hard to obtain aa one against lyncher*. HOW AbIMALS FI(.HT, The F.leplianl or the Grtaaly Wnnld Wear the Belt In n na-at-Vai-FIMM. From the 1 .guidon Bxpreea. Supposing all the animal* In the 100 at R*-gent'a Park wera lo fn-glti u rtght to tha death, who would ho thd ultimate vhkor? A well-known animal dealer volea for the elephant, which he calls the J. L. Sul livan of beast*. Hl* trunk I* hi* weapon, ami he I* tha hardest hitter with It of all the animal*. Furthermore, he nor re with hi* mighty tusk* and tram|de beneath hla huge leal hi* daring adversary. A sporting writer would call the tiger a whirlwind tighter, lie la very light on hi* feet, and his impetuous ru*h needs clever withstanding With his heavy paw his favorite stroke Is a lightning downward punch. With all his clevernes* he soon the* If ho moats a tougu adver sary. The same r- marks apply to the lion'* style of lighting, though I.eo hs gener ally more grit than friend Ptrlpc*. and will last longer In a onnfli *. Still. In hon-and-tlger fight one would hardly back Leo, for he I* generally several stones lighter than the gentleman from flengai. And It Is generally admitted among stu dents of the fistic art that "a good big .ate Is belter than a good little one." What Mr Gilbert call* "an Inieri -ting Eastern potentate" often ha* lion pitted nt,-aint tiger in the wl.d b<*ui fights with which he beguile* hi* leisure, at.l almost Invariably la the king of be.uds subject ed to an lgnomlnli.ua knockout The specialty of tha giraffe Is hi* enormous reach, lie can deliver a r.aty punch with hi* foreleg*, and Is not above biting hi* opponent when opportun ity offer* Another long-range fight er I* the deer. who I* also very swift In his movement*. He ■ Ides the quick punch with the forefoot, beware the sharp horns when you take on Itr'er Deer. The buffalA though, hla pet weapon Is his great Iron-.-lad head. Is also good at u long, twinging blow with the forrf.Ml. The grlzaly 1* ar la a formidable foa, lie can pun.h Ilk. no other animal save the e ephitnt—one blow of hla stupendous paw will break u horae'a hack—and wh.-n h clinches to avoid a punlshm-uu, his hug will crush anything living Ussldea this, nothing can brink hi* pluck. lie will fight a* long as he can a*-.- or stand, and he I* a glutton for punishment Nona of ihe cal triim could stand a tenth of the pounding which the grlxxly iik. with out turning a hair A* on off*t to Ihe useful qualities I have enumerated, th* bear Is alow on hi* feet, and hi* eye I* not good. The snake Is alsvut the cVuelest of fight er*. he ha* not the advantage of legs, but he ta armed with the deadliest poison, and once he has wound himself around hi* adversary's body, one swift move ment of the head enables him to bite hi* victim. The. trickled fighter 1* our colonial friend, Vncle Kangaroo. He Idle* when he can. and hi* powerful hind leg* anil lull ara useful for dodging The opponent who get* one of hi* forefoot blow* seldom requires another, nod a sir light kick from him will rip a horn or another large an imal wills open. He also 1* fowl of hug ging. and wh.-n pursu-d by dog* will take the faithful friend of man to hla husom In a fervent tmbriuAi that U general.y fa tal. Thu*, though each of the beasts has hi* own specialties In the nay of lighting. w<- havo come to the conclusion that either th* elephant or the hear would wear the belt In a general tight among Us happy family of itegsnt'a lark. r jnE MOKNTNG NEWS: SUNDAY, NOT EM BEK 25. 1900. LrOCAL l‘UtW*L. Mr. O. N Baur. UalnbrUle, la In tha city. Mr V. A. Moor* of Atianla ta at th- I H-Hoto. Mr. A. R. AMlr-Ti of Atlanta la a ruaat of the J'ul.takl. Sir J. 8 BhrfTlria of Meßaa la a gu*et of tht I’ul.r.'kl Mr. J Jut)ta Oarilnar of AmuiU ta a ir.taat of the i*u!arl(l. Mr John K Lowhorr of Suimtar la ra* Ulcrc4 at tha ruSu-kl. Mr Chari*** 8 of Au*nata U r*- latrrd at tha Toßoto. Mr H. M SM .111* laft via tha Tantral la.-t n!*ht for Atbr.ia Mr J J Slahr.a l-fl via tha Southarr. yaaturday f.a->’olumhta. Mr K Tor* * kft via tha P'lar.t By INK vt-starrhi)’ for New York. Mr A. O Gwranl. Jr.. antlM for Ba vannah Thnralay ci the Nacoochea. Rev. Arthur J Smith wilt have to-mor row vU the Bouthern lor t'liu innait. Mr H. H Fu<le of Atlanta wa, among tha arrlvala ymi-tdy at tha I’ulaakl. Mr II Uvlngaton Kenan of Oarten wa* amonc the arrtvul* a Jt tha I'ulaakl yeater <tay. Mr. W V Mitchell of A’lania wa* among Ihe arrival* at tha L>eßoto yealer rlay. Sl.iirt WHIIam 8 Taylor n4 J. K Italicy of Ilrunawiok are gucal* of the Pulatkl. Mr <i J. BaUlwin wa* among the pea ,anger* of liio liouthorn yeater.lay for H..atom Main Peter anrt 8 Rahey aera mon the pasaangars of tha Southern yealertkty for New York. IJciit Apt l>‘r!ilt. wife anl child, left yeaterrtiky v a the Se.r.’o.r. 1 Air IJti, for New Y’ork en route to Cuba. Mr J. O. Tiltrm aa* among the p**en- gers of the Nacoochee that sailed Thurs- Uny from N*a \ork. Mu. I. children and mothar. I#'t las! lilgh* on a %"ilt to Al.t Mr. Wm. D4#r ikl family hav® ra* turned from a six months vtalt to (tor many. Mi** A I*ll iv* Tl#tJ#n. who ha baan visit mic h#r couain. MHa St*l'infra ( In Außtnta. haa ratum#d to h#r home In Fnvannah. Mlaa TtvtJen haa been absent a month. A telrgram received laet r.lxht an the oerioua llln * in Atl.intn * f Mrs. Klla A. Hearn Her mothar, Mr* Jtkscph I’hllllpa. left by the Orvtral train t-* in with her. Me#jn* John O, and Thorn.io 11. Arden am already In At an!a wm Ii their mother. M ss Florrte M Lku.ke. Mlm May Dlake #n#y of Monroe. N. C.. V r J®*'n M Hlalne amt Mr. H. H.inka left 1-iM nlirht to >l tu\ *4unlay 111 Ktlon. the guest* of Mr ai *l Mrs. J 11. Fetfrurson. Mr and Mre. Hoberl Warrick mciit*’*.! Miss May ItlakevHv t*f Monroe. N. C., with an oyster roust Thursday even ing Ganna wi re pliytd and the prise for KU#?lnr In one Km* was w. n by Mi Helen Thomson anl the ffcntlemnn'a prilt by Mr. J. Itlaim*. Thoee pri xcni w*ro MI" Helen Thomson, Brule Green, Hh-tta Thomaon, AI aivl Florence M**lr. :**r. Florence Hanks. May Hiakun- y. of Mon roe, N C.. Mr. ami Mis Hunter Hmdrr •on. Mr. and Mr*. J. Thomas, Mri. J Hrantn. Mr. unti Mir. \V Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hank<. Mr. Malt Papy. Mr. Ii Clark. Mr. <’laul I>unla|>. Mr Hahn. Mr. 11. Holt an*l Mr. John lumka. i i.iihox \|.. • HAZons AND BAKKTV HA7.< >HS c**in\'4v***l and h4llow anMind, and cutlery of all kuida atratKht edK a . harpenel, lioned nnd temiuArtnl; raaora nnd corn knlvca made ordered. Hnndlea put on ruxori. and rator atip?*, beet ftr putting •harp edge* on rexora. Uaah reels 1 **ts rs>aired uml replat*d Order# through lo*tofflce. general delivery. Put your name and uddrent on or*l ra nnd I w ill call and *ee you, or leave order* at gen eral repair h>p of J. F. MoAullffp, No. Drayton trret, Savannah, Ga. Hobart McDonough* IF ITeS HUG# YOU WANT YOU CAN ret t! m cheaper fr<tn McrllilD. $! FOR WOVEN WIRE COTE WHILE they laat. C. I* Miller, aitetit. PER MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKH. ' office tal i'***, ofhee matting, office ahmie* 2>7 Hroughton. tveef. WHEN YOU BEB M GILLIB SIXTY, inch 99-<**nt ruga, you will hue them. Juat can't help It. will fell 1n *ny quan tity. TEEPLE IR RHOWINO A NICE LIVE of car|M*t!> matting rugs, alludes. Ino leum; cheapest In town REMEMBER THE CHATHAM TRUNK Factory taki-s oM trunks 1n tvirt fniymen: lon new onea. Broughton, corner Aber torn at recta. ~KURNITUnP MOVED WITH CARE," Is u ape laity stth M -.1111-. 1 “AUTHORS' BEST PRICES FOR go*xt story anti hook Mi*** Wa r*'„rf promptly on all work submitted. 8, roll lhlbllshlng Company. Cbi,-ag • LADI ES. DON'T BUY YOUR' NEW tons until you call ami price tny new line of millinery; you con get a bat for 4, of Broughton street price-, hats remotleled, feather* dyed slr. C. D. Kenner, 117 York. vest. criLD WEATHER IS BURK TO COMB' Buy Jelllco coal lr >m A S Cohen. Tele- I phone 8. GO TO ORO J. BARTHKLMKSS FOR , flrst-cis* work; wheelwright, blacksmith | and horseeholnst specialty; all work promptly attended to and satisfaction I guaranteed Bull and Thirty-thlid streets. [ Bell ‘phone S3. j HOW ABOUT YOUR WINTER clothing? let ue put It tn shape; I p r | month. HisiUng Pressing Club, Ut York, w. For Home Ornamentation nothin:, rjh kcib tub HANDSOME FIREPLACE FURNITURE —lk BRASS AND WROUGHT IRON. IVK ARK ROW orrr.HlXi COAL VASES, FENDERS. SPARK GUARDS FIRE SETS, FIRE IRONS. In Libby Cut Glass, The New Elsemere Cut, The flnent and rf<*li*l cut ner pro* tinned. Ui- nre *irlulvr ageufs fur Che l.lhhy fllsM. STERLING SILVER FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Avery handsome nMorlmml af clow figure*. ol*|.\ NTOI K HIVIL4M) 'I u !•** |>Mllerna Just arrived frnm llir Ci*tm lluutr. Nrri shapes ani| paffern*. Thos. West & Go., 11 BROUGHTON STREET. WEST. CLASSIFIED__AUVtHIISEMEIir& ITItSOWI,. must C Cos enjoy hi* mliiiorie. tha p<*r rn n must C to t-tin wi<d enjoy * q>ut r meal lief or* g>mg to Dr Kalon. Atlanta - C what F* g as can do fur your ayea Though not t.:a only pebble in tbs |ec tacle line, he truy save you quite a few dodars, mihl make r-u-llug und working a pleasure, where now it Is a hardsnlp Lekst Hr(i|lrtoß Hair, J#*w-|ry and Bb*v ing Supply ilo’jse Tti® plaofi in Savuniitui for solid g-kJ spoctaclu*. 4 $. D per pair. < <>MI*LHTn YOCIt THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH ON*E oF BC*HAFKR*H CELBHRATKD HOMIOwMADE MINCK MEAT FIBS OUU7H EARLY. V SCHAFER. 210 JRFFKRSON AND ISJ LIBERTY. EAST BLACK A GARDEN. DANCING Aacadvmy. Catholic Library TI ill; adults cla**. Monday and Thursday avenli.ga, to 11 o’clock. THAT SWITCH DON’T MATCH YOUR hair: it rhow* false at a glare'#; drop a '’and to 22 Grove street, aini let Bennett shade and repair It. HOT HOUSE VIPLS7TB AND NAR cl*#l are now on sale at .Woman's Ex chang under Guards' Ainv-ry It EIDICK - ADA M H ' I A NCI NO 'AC AI *- emy*a inlri'e at the Catholic Library Hall. Friday evening. Nov Ho Admit->ton * * centa. Indl* s free. Baskin'* Orchestra. Secure your livvitatluns from khe man agement. AD VI HEN :r IN CAP ITA US WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOB TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 30C. DON'T WAIT TII.I. Y<>r TMEi7c<>l,D before ordering Jelllco coab A. S. Cohen Telephone T 11!; SAV AN N All Y> IST It IOT MES - singer end Delivery C'*mpany ha* th* or.h* regularly Hr**nse) ntorafe warahou** protcftfvl by burg! ir alarm, for the at,r igo of furniture, tn tha ity; ail kinds of •imyage soßclted; telephone 2. GO TO JOS II BAKER IN MARKET or flue meat#, poultry, game, brain*, sweetbread, tripe; 'phone 228. TilE~ FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 113 Barnard street, buy* and rails all kind* uf second-hand furniture for caah. THANKSGIVING DAY WILL S- N he he-- Fc-e Miller for a suitable table t* hold that turkey and trimm ng Dining mbit i*. sideboards, buffet a, china eloS‘ f *. t-hal.a to piu e anybody 307 Urougnton. x cat. mamicurjngT massage and hamt*ootng, complexion treats*!, hair bleached and dyad, si>|M*rf!uous hair re mo\cl without injury, vapor baths, plain and medicated; e|* laity of facial n.a* age for removal of wrinkles; Be l 'phon* 17>*. con *u It a tlon free. Mm. Smith, I**4 Ihtrrls atreet, east. HOW ABOUT' YOUR WINTER clothing '* let u* put it m shape; $l pc month. Sterling Pressing Club. I l .* York, w GO TO HETTBRICW'B FOR CANDY mint wafers, cinnamon waf rs; d-llclo is for tb- -i k Iletterlrh s. ID State, wear. S H A FLU'S f’ELEBRATET> HOME M ADE MINCE MEAT PIES F* R THANKSGIVING DINNER; ORDER \ .i P B HAFER 10 J 1 FFERS* IN \NI * 129 LIBEHTY, EAST. I GUARANTEE TO DO YOUR OAR pentcr work cbai*er than any c.na h-; 'plu nc 2, oflln** v. 11. Uuckloy. No. 1.4 Jeff- r-n ? ’!■• t. HAVE Yo R OLD TRUNKS. HATCH -•;* .ii i win bud.u* repaired, and recovered by tht Chatham Trunk Factory, Brough ton. crn* r A creorn. S'ON! -.euTKitS AND l-OKTS 'Vf writs innate to word*, arrong- romp**,i tlona, vopyrltflil, puhltak and aell muatc. Sm t'ninpniy. t'hlragoi 'l . KI.I. Till-: M IST IJUKHAI.'TACC! a,n i- a y written. I I>. LgSMIiA gget* i-r.il agent, rmtul BlJt. a C.iaualty Cum pa y Yttlf Wiuil I.IKE THE MILK EHOM SpringrteH L'ulry; It'a rleh ami pure; ir> 11. laiN T~ FOUOET THAT MII.I.EH rrlla 'Jolla an 1 toy*. Come anil *** oui holiday a*.-Ttmi nt. JOT Hr ughton, went HYACINTH AND NAIICISSCS Ttn.rs pulma. ri liber plant*, out flower* ami floral <le*ig at Hum Owl*. Il*' Nur.erv "PpoKlte Cal'tollc Cemetery. J OarOncr, 12 I r.n:Klinm atreet. enat. 12 EOll A‘ltT SOT’AUKH WHILE tin y la*t. Dig uaaortnient, all graJe* of art muarea. tugs, mate, portiere* C. 1* Mill' r, .-Kent, CHOICE LINK OF WILI/YW AND ophhler * it rocker* for Hi* holtjgy*. at Tteplea 317 Hronghlon. *l. JELLICO COAT. 18 THE PEST COAL for irriite will need It. A S. Cohen Teltgihone Ii WB cEi w SU SR "ErTHER nv tvhlpptnK nut the dual an.l |lrt nr In *crulitiii K Call up telephone I H ivan nah D.-trlct Mo*n*tr atwl Delivery Company. le'N’T WEAR HEADY-MADE clothe* when you can get a *ult mule to order from sls up; elegant pant* H. at A Oats, the tuilor. at Jeffergou and State; aW> cleaning ami dyeing. FOR Ft-nNITERB AND I’IANO. packing, movinc pr tora*c. call up tele *' t - vannah Dletrlct Mesaenger and Delivery Company; all kind, of drayage done on rraeonahle lerme. \| NOW LOCATED AT 414 WEST Broughton; ring up 11M If you want to have your furniture moved or peeked for ehlpment or etor.ge; I guarantee prices the name aa I do tha work that’, given to me A. 8. Ortflln. 414 Broughton .treat, weal; matt re.*, a made to order KENSINGTON FARM MILK 18 UN turpaeaed for rlchueasi delivery la per* . fveti phone, 231 k PIiBIOUL. THE HOLIDAYS ARE CO MIN O AND shat have yt*J aaiecfrd for prood-nta’' Have >TMi %\ilrr.Hky. corner Brough ton nisi iiarrMftrvi,‘ He lo* • Hock of r.i e goUs anv* silver sitchei. JwWslry *c., Hijli.i ,tiß for promts. Go and aea him. a .straight t;p HOW ABOUT TOTTR WINTER clothing’* let ua put It In ahape; 81 Pr month. Sterling Pressing Club, 18 York, w TRY HETTBRICH’B CANDY; FOSI tiveljr pure. rrvMaltxed fruit, assorted, 450 potnid; cherries and ginger, same prl^e; h*xAMi*. oasortod, Z* c pound; asaor wl line candy, 2oc pound. Hu totsta. wo*L I AM READY TO DO ALL KIND* OF repairs in rtie machinery Ibis; also lioiaae h*ld re pairs. J. K. McAullflfs, 49 Drayton afreet. “mILLINLUYT MILLINKUY—LADIBfi have your fall hat m uie at. Mil 8. Brit* real’*, style* and prices to auit all, hat trlmniM. 25c; a specialty. IX Barnard. FURNITURE T PllOrjrn-TREP MAT* trrsws renovated, aatique fumltura r(iol liheri, furniture po kd and shipped in bet manner Send me your order*. C. P Miller, agent. KIMBALLS ANTT’ - RHEUM ATT r ' ring every rheumatic might to wear. J Gardner, agent. 12 Broughton atraet. east. M’GILL! A* LACE CURTAINS WILL beautify your jairl.>r. M oiLLia 'i' *on nxJos. NETS lrt eurtoins. hamn* •* k&. water r.iolors. pi.lows, picture#, •’ovci, bddrtx-m suits, nrM furniture of exerv -le>cripio*<. BE BURE CALI* ON THE chaT lumi Trunk Factory before you buy your trunk*, or satchel* Broughton, errner Abercorn atreeta. “IF YOU I>ONT FlND*what YOTT want where you are leallrur. muipoae you try Miller. Hla assortment Is tha beat in town. 2 7 Broughtrn. west FOR A PRETTY BEDROOM SUIT parlor and dining-room furniture, you should go to Taopla’a. K RNBINGTI N - ? \RM is -IN AN in tha country, free fw>m city drainage. ImiK>oalblc for mt k to contaminated, by Impure odor*; If you want pure Jsrsey milk, phone 2345 De livery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed. M’OTLLIS MOVER PACKS FHIPfI and store* piano* aid furniture, beat work only; no ‘Chaap-John" prlces—no "C'haap- John" Jobe ’i’ANAHY nißlSp. 9o£D FISH. WA*- l*r Kf<*** bone fl,Kir at II Brougttton atreet. ea*t. BFE M rI.LF.R’S SRW~ ITTLM TN r*n— ta. mntilng*. llrwtl,, me. wtnAow ahadea. All work done In (lnt-flMi atyle. Get our eallmate. 2"? rtn ughton, went M OILLIB SIXTY INCH BEGS —Smyrni. pattern*—for 9 cent!. TEEJ'tdS TAN SAY’E TOT MONET ON atove*. ateel range*, oil hegior* an-1 hot atuff heater*. 317 Broughton, weat FEE MILLER 8 NEW BTEEL BTOVBS and ranges, oil heatra, woo.l heater*, heat make*, reliable good*, reasonable price*. 207 Broughton, west. ADVERTISEMENTS PITT TN o>p. TTAIJS WII.T, HE PRINTED IN UIFIET> ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR I.ESS THAN ShC. MRDIOAt.. t~h dm eTnow^is THE TIME TO GET ONE OF ROBIN- S' 'VS THERMAL RATH CABINETS. IT WILL POSITIVELY CtTRE A COLL) IN ONE NIGHT; IT WILL CURE LA GRIPPE. RHEUMATISM CATARRH AND -MANY OTHER DISFIAHEB, BE SIDES BEING THE BEST I*ATil YOU CAN TAKE. LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR A CABINET AT LIVINGSTONS PHAJUCAI I!:.-*. DR McOEIHBE VIS ITS ANY part .-Ity; $1 rash; offiee treatment. $T> per month; m<*llclne furnish<-l Cosmopolitan Dispensary. liberty and Lncoin streets, 'paonea 885. LADIFw7“ SEND TO-DAY FOR MT free monthly regulator; never falls, some thing new Mr*. F. Beard. Olivo street. Louisville. Ky. OANCBK CURED AT HOME BY In"- lernal treatment, no knife, plaster or pain. Book and testimonials mail'd free Call er Insiitute, 121 W. Forty-eoeoml street. New York. 1 HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE for drunkenness; ran to given secretly; will gladly tell you whnt It Is; don't srtd money Mrs. Mur Hawkins. Ixk Ilox L H 131. Grand HapU*. Mich. LADIES' CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal Pills are the beat. t*afe. re liable. Take no other. Send 4c stump* for particulars. "B* lief for Ladl-s.” In letter by return mall Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Cos.. Phtladu . l’a. MORPHINE. OPIUM, “LAUDANUM, cocaine habit; myself cured; will Inform you of harmless, permanent horn, cure. Mrs. Baldwin, Box 1212. Chicago. HOW ABE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR feet are troubling you, cell on me and I will give you rell- f; I cure Ingrowing nails, corns and all disease* of tho fe*t without pain; charge* reasonable; can slv the h-st reference* In the diy; pa tients treated at residences; orders ran be left st Livingston's drug tiore. Bull end Congress streets; telephone 293. Lem Devi* surgeon ehlroisxilsl. HKI.F 441 4ATEl*—>l 41. E. wanted, first-class bread nnd cake baker. Apply at 330 Bryan freel. east. wanted, competent 800 K KEEP er at once. Apply N. WANTED” YOU NO MAXTO WORK In gr.icery store and make himself gen erally useful; state salary expected and age Address M H.. care Morning New* WANTED. PORTER AT KNIGHTS I harmaey. WANTED. AT“ONCE. TRAVELING - ileeman for wholesale dry goods nnd ntx llon* A>Vlress Box 23, Morning News. WANTED. ALL-BOUND BLACK - nn: h and hor-e-*hoer; must ho . ,oh--r ntuii Apply to W. B. Murck. Ocala. Fla. TRAVELING MEN VISITING BBF.W crles, Ice factorlc-, refrigerating plant* .-Side line of highest m- rH. Commission 23 per cent. Factory, Box 133, Covington, Ky. WANTED. A TRAVELING MAN TO sell spring line of dry good*, our own specialties, on commission, to the retail l ouniry deulerw The Purnell Dale Mills, Box £BO. Philadelphia, Pa. MECHANICS. ENGINEERS. ELEC trlctun*. firemen, etr. A free scholarship In •■nstinecrlng will lie awarded to a few well recommended app.i ants. American School of Correspondence. Boston. Mas*. WANTED. MAN OF INTEGRITY AND business ability to manage Savannah branch of large Illinois corpo ration. Must come well recom mended and understand handling of employe*. Salary ll.Mo per year and percentage on bustn<-es done. Must Invest st,w to St..WO during term of em ployment Address I F. Bailey, 315 Man hattan building, Chicago. WANTED. AT ONCE EXPERT MAT trees stttcher*; good prices paid for gixvl men; permanent employment. Dexter Broom and M.ittrc-a Cos., Peixer, 8. C. SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR goods by sample to wholesale and retail trad.': we are the largest un.l only man ufacturer# In our line in the world; liberal •alary paid. Address, can Iu x y* K Cos office. 28 Board of Trad* Building, Savan nah, Ga. ENERGETIC* 8 A LEBM An 7 BCHOf L supplies; country work; SluO salary and rommlNlee* R. &. Kvaua A Company Chicago, UL THE SUCCESSFUL MECHANIC. The PROSPEROUS LA BOR INO MAN make* it hla bualneaa to hav, hi, he*,* elaar arl,hl* feet eaE You can pl Jt him out in a minute on <h# ftre* > , SHoKH are *unatan’;al and .rorrwcUy flUed Nine time* out of ten he oomei te'ua —beaiuee he know* that whatever price he pays he wilt get the beat eao vain* t.ta money can buy. Union Made Calfskin Shoes, guaranteed, $2.50 /fgfM Best Hand Sewed Welts, in all leathers, xSSwMXp $3.00 HELP tV AXTEI*—MALE. WANTKI b INDI 'BTRIOUB MEN AND women In every town to work for u* at their home*; no canva*sing; we will Bend work any dletance. we have never.il Unea of work lo give out, *one of which re quire* no experience; It you can't devote the whole day to our work you can earn IS or 34 a week by working an hour or two evenings. Address Standard Manufactur ing Cos.. 1U Weat 211 street. New York. 'TRUSTWORTHY OENTLEM AN OR ldy, each county, to manage our tm-l --r.e.-*; salary. s7k per month and all **x pen--ea advanced; tncloee aelf-a.idi*<u>e*l stamped envelope. Manager, 3ko fax ton building, Chicago. BALAKY~SOOMW A MONTH AND FlX penaea Old rellaldd Arm are oompelled to entploy a few more aasliiant btote inazraget a to look after their Interest* and attend to Any honeat man or woman dejlrlng a gooi .salaried |>oel tlon should WTitc at once. No experience or capital required Salary payable week ly. Ad,lre-,* with reference* and etamp to Clark Music Company. 1$ Baltimore Building. Chicago. 111. WANTED. RUPTURED PEOPI/E who will work a few hours for a free cure Dr Fpelrs. Box €l3. Westbrook. Me WANTED. MAN WITH GOOD RBF erencs* to manage bualneaa of old eatab -1 abed house, salary $lB per week and ex- I tense* payable each week direct from headquarters. e.xr>ens money advanced ixaition p* tmanert. Enclose self-addresa ,d etampt-d envelope. Standard House, 3"3 Caxton Building. Chicago. MAN TO TRAVEL AND APPOINT agent*. $1,400 yearly and expenses; perma nent and bright future to hustler. Supt. HOl Star building. Chicago. S9OO—GUARANTEED YEARLY SAL#- ary. expenses and extra commissions; men ni.d women of go,l *l.trees to appoint ncenta for us; new brlllkint lines; perma nent positions; old established house; rap*d promotion. Stafford Presa Cont rary, New Haven, Conn. WANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN TO manage nn office Ir Savannah for l*r*o manufacturing concern; salary. sl3"> per month and extra profit,; must furnish good references and $W> cash Addr.aa Manager. Box 1121, Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED EXPERIENCED TRAV ellng salesmen to sell staple line; must have best of references, and gv bond: position permanent If sale* are satisfac tory A klresa Bog sl4. Chicago. WANTED, TRUffTWORTirY AND IN telllgent men and women to travej for old nnd re table house; salary $731 to $1 20' a year and expenses, according to ability; experience unnecessary; state ago and •end two reference*. Department 23. Ttos Hell Company, Philadelphia. l"a. “WANTED, AT ONCE, MEN OF GOOD address, to handle our patent laundry oheck; no competition; the greatest money maker ever Invented. Eureka Manufac turing Company, Box 3A4. Macon. Ga. TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED by establish.-,! h.itw; no technical knowl edge lace.iry but simply all around hustler of gestd appearance and addreas; first ~nts line; special oontract; entire time required; reference*. Box Three, Detroit, Mich. “any PERSON V HO“VVILI. DlßTßl hute clrrttiars for D dally should address Standard Company, 4 Wells, Chi ago. wanted, everywhere, her tier* to tack sign*, distribute clr-ulsra, samples, etc.; no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising Itur. au. Chicago. WANTED ORGANIZERS FOR AM up-to-date fraternal insurance order for colored people exclusively Addro**) Afro- American Insurance Asso, Mcmphla, Tcnn. HOME EMPLOYMENT EITHER sex, OS-117 weekly, working part time, day or evening: no canvassing, easy, per manent: Inc.kiae two le-atemps Excelsior Manufacturing Company. 310 East Nine teenth slr.-et. Now York. WANTED ENERGETIC COLORED mi in to prepare for traveling position: SSO monthly and exponsia to start: easy work; references required; permanent; enclose reitim envelope. Secretary Card, 356 Dearborn. Chicago. "WANTED." COLORED MAN" WHO writes a plain hand to prepare for trav eling: sl*> monthly and expenses; self-ad dress*.! envelope for particulars. Address President Macßraily, 356 Dearborn. Chi cago. "$25 TO"s7s WEEKLY IS WHAT YOU can make In the advertising business. Taught successfully by mall. Send for free prospectus Page-Davls Company (Incorporated). Chicago, ill. ~W Anted" men and "wo ME V everywhere to sell "The ideal Orator and Manual of Elocution " Agents coining money. Burlington Book Cos.. Dept. 3s, 8i Louts. BALJSBMEN TO - PELL IMPORTED and dom**!lc liquor*, principally tine Ken tucky whiskies ar.d blend*, case and bar rel good*, to Jobbers and saloon trade: good chance to tha right man; salary or comm sslen. R 8. Hlrader * Ron. <i and 71 East Water street, Lexington. Ky. HELP kV %STED—FEMALE. ~WANTED^a"~W 1 light housework. Apply 14 Liberty, west, between 3 and 4 p. m. Wanted general ' servant: must lw good cook; bring references. 112 West Gwinnett street; must be neat Call Monday morning. WANTED. A COMPETENT - WHITE hou .-woman; one who understands her business. Apply at once. 431 Aberrorn. "WANTED. A KIR.ST-TASB WASH woman; none other need apply. $8 Haber sham. WANTED. WOMAN AB~COOK ANT> nurse, tuner h ive a god re.onV Apply to day. 110 East Duffy. WANT ED 7 ~~ PM \HT ~ GENT girls who are willing o work every day can hnd etnploymenti experienced hand* preferred. Savannah Puam Laundry Company. RELIABLE COOK WANTED; YOUNG woman preferred. Apply Mondav, 405 Park avenue. ea*t. COMPETENT COOK WANTED. AP ply TCil Whitaker street. COMPETENT WOMAN WANTED TO do general housework Apply 705 Whita ker street. WANTED. A GOOD COOK. MP-4T sleep on premise*, no charge for room Apply 410 Park aynue. West. WANTED, TWO HOrnE-TO-HOPUR lady advertising sotlclior* for city; lion eat business; salary paid promptly CaJJ Uoaday after 4 p. m., 84 Lincoln itint help watmin-iTmu.r. WANTED. A GOOD WASH ERWIN matt: one willing to live on the l€u a- p., on M,iista;. 312 East Liberty street. WOMEN Tt i DO PLAIN &EWINO AT home. 8.50 per day; four months a .-k guaranteed; work aent prepaid; .a: stamped addressed envelope for part _ s.rs R. W. Hutton *l Cos.. PhUad< i( , P "wanted MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to travel and appoint agents; also or. - 0 qualify for branch office, manager 1 . yewrlv: permanent; rapid promotion. eral Managar. 802 Star building. Oh; jg„ WANTED. LADY WITH GOOD R-e. erenc** to mar.atre bualnea* of old tab'lahed house, salary $lB per week anj (Utpenaea, payable each week direct, headquarters, expense money advan -l, position permanent. Enclose aeifHul.' dressad stamped envelope Standard House. 302 Caxton building. Chlcag,, “ADVERTISEMENTS* SET IN o ap . ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLa*. SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COI.’ MX FOR TWO CENTS A WORD, no aD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LEsi THAN 30C AGCXTS \\ 4M1.1i. ""agents wa^ej^TTalvksto^" The Horrors of a Stricken City." h\ M Halstead; fully llliMtrao-d; fastest book ever published; only $!.&); best u-mi guaranteed, outfit free, be quick. J g. Zelgier tt Cos.. Chicago Ul. CORSET AGENTS. THERE IS ONLY one beat—that's the Hygeia, she standard of the century for service and satiafn-. tlon. For parti, ulara address the West ern Corset Cos.. St. Louis. Mo. “AGENTS wanted to SELL -HI latest Invention for producing light, tciti electricity; cheaper than kervwene. agenti coining money; largest factory; prone: shipment*. The Beat Light Compa&r, Clanton. O. WE DO NOT WANT BOYS OR TA*. era to write us. men of ability or.h pv to ss(>o per month; salesmen and g -en agents; salary or commudaon. sp, ta! Ir 'lucemems. Racine Fire Bnglne a&d Motor Company. Racine. Wls. WANTED. AGENTS TO BEI.I. HlT dettd-paying OallPtrnla oil Mocks V drea# John Sharp, S4l South Flower st-*e, Ijo* Angeles. Cal. “AGENTS WETAtBACH 'SCPPLIB Van Houten apeclal mantle aamnl* arvl catalogue mailed 100 or si.n per '!,•. gasoline lamp RB. Vanllouten Mar.-- facturer, 74 Park Place, New York $125 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES guaranteed reliable men and women !- trrxluclng New Departure Cooking Ware. Ideal utensils; cannot rust, scale off or lose their smooth, pure surface O-ntrsl Supply Company. B. 14. Zeneax-llle. O. “AGENTS TO PELL OUR CUT PRICE Xmas books; 50c t*>ok lie. $1 book 2V, $: 64 She; $2.50 book* 78c; credit given, freight l-ald. outfit free. F>rgu*or. PuNltMoi Company, 1471 Fifth atreet. Cincinnati o. SIOO MONTHLY; NEW PATENT Jtiv talllo bread hoards; sample free, O. M. l\>rahe Cos.. Cincinnati. O. A' '.TINTS "N SALARY OR - slon; the greatest agents' seller ever pro duced. every user of pent and It k ■ X on sight: 200 to NS) per cent, prof.' on* agent's sal, amounted to S<SO In elx dy; another $32 In two hour*. Monroe Mfg Cos , X 46, I-aCroeee, W ls. AGENTS REAPING A““ HOLIDAY harvest everywhere, making aioree end home# bright for Christmas with the American Gas Lamp; alx times brichtw thttt electricity; one-seventh the net of kroaene; Just out; retails s4.hi> up. exclu sive territory; exceptional Inducement*. American Lighting Company. Menufs:- turers. Chicago. wanted, agents for belt dressing and an oil equal to ltnseed g ods guaranteed. No trouble to sail Libers! -ommlslson. Addreaa Traders OH Com pany. Cleveland. O. WANTED. GENERAL AGENTS TO represent the lending benefit so I Mf cwntraot: write quick United States Pro tective Society, Bt. Louis. Mo. AGENTS. SPECIALLY BACKED BY absolute guarantee to straighten kinky nofro hair; nearly all profit an! -ells "o sight. Writs Boston Chnm cal Com pany. Richmond. Va., for territory * nl particulars. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED man. tvotk nt nights a* cashier, clerk or assist with hooks, now. or during tr* holiday*; references first-class. Address Mono, care News. WANTED] - EXPERIENCED HAT man wants position; wholesale preferred; •alary commensurate to services render ed; r> Terence*. Hatter, care Nawa. RESPONSIBLE MAN. AOKD - pahlc of handling a buslnf-s-. t ‘ In general office work, railroad ar. I mer cantile, familiar with retail bustne-* and wholesale warehouse work; best of u'er> ence*. desires to correspond with ' view to engagement after Jan. 1: reason, lo cality. Address T. H., 231 East Ath.tr> Jacksonville, Fla. TtU Heater hub. U S la Its cost. The teas to run it costs so little you nn scarcely sts the bi.l. t'omfort In your hath room. No ooltls— no pneu- MnU *beci you use IhU heater. Mutual Uas lJ*ht Cos, 7 anj I Congress. w.