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2 MONEY FOR STATE MILITIA. Tun i,KiM.unn* otmi ‘ n>n an APPMOPHI ATION. Thr> Will <•). lor as.-. for o F *a*mpM*t*t—Cummin*** Mill lln*> ooll.r t.eaeral Appropriation* Hill. Tkr Waiii'O Fi*kt * *b* • F-*pe.tr.l on Howard** Ironrhlnr Hill—wennte I* Mrauplln* With Ihr IVmlnn Problf*. Atlanta. Nov . . I I,.:nonutlvo Flym of Spabl.ny . in rv tof '* *n~wmp m*nt an t •>■ .*■ i.teniion to the L#*:*■ * *rr for on appropriation of j lie** Ur . >!*'*' of OWIK K n imrma. • i.rtnii next anmmeT. If (no Leg aiurr fail* to make rhe I nppropi u:n hr wiil icq oeat that ih p-opcrty of t .. Or.(tin vltlxens. donated j to the Male several years ago for (he ' • imp grmjn.fr tie returned to the peopl. i who gave i(. William Sch.ev llwcarl of D*K*lb a! a bill aeklng for D.M for the m..1-t t :ry. h ho will in t reduce next k j <*rta-ral t|i|ifu|iriiiflon Hill. Th# Appropriation# rommlitpo of the | Howa ia atlil Nu#>• on the general appro* prtation# MU. It 1* the jwrjxwf of tit# committee to make itp r+poti early nen week AII other legislation .11 thr Houi< wt.j he i.'-ietra-ke.j when ;he approprta von# and genera! tax bill# are reported for thin reaeofi the genera! Jvil. lory ar.l otner rommlrtee* nave been kept quite bu#y reporting -a k meaeur## ommuted to them #0 (ha* thev u.l h. conadrrcd ! by the House lie fore they would have lo J give w.iy to Ihe fix ad approrrlations hula / oalrman Blab k of the Appropriations ! 1 ocimluet. .ays ihat he think. the and- j reet appropriation for achoola will be 1 wniwii the MR-t that II haa been for th. i pa*( two >**ari. If a full attendant# of the 1 fan tie >e ure-i i -morrow afternoon, the | appr< i natlon f,.r But build.ng. „ ihe state sanitarium will be considered. I'**lu on Iraarblsr Kill. Now rhai the tension engendered by (he rhild labor and <>p*nary bills hex re laxed the nerve# of the legislators will I . wrn ( g :ii up u another high pitch over •h* rtgn- on tne Howard franrhla. bill. A mernhei of .he ll . ia* gave as his opin ion Ihle morning that It would he the hottest fight of the seaaion. The ra Iroada, telegraph. telephone, ex press and e.ecsrir railway companies are opposed to the bill In tolo. Tney <|a.m that they lire already paying excessive taxation and lhat It Is unjuer to Impo-.. Ihse additional burdens. The represen tative. of ihe ele railway companies of Columbua art Augusta contend that Ihe pase.rg of ihe hill would cripple those enterprise* seriously The hill which has been reported favor ably by the ways and means ecwnmlttee. will be reached In a few days In the reg ular order of buslne.- unless It Is made Ihe special order for some day dHe Senate anil Pension*. Th* Pension Committee of Ihe Senate slaughtered every bill that had been of. f'-red In ihe Senate to change the pres ent law. last Tue-lay The chairman of the committee, Senator Smith, will try lua hand with a view to reeonctltaig the differ**!' e of op.uton existing be ween those who want the pension list cut down and those tvho wish to keep the door wide open Mr Smith polled through the House the substitute bill in ihk under which the eoldter* and tie* w idows of the so diets now draw pension*. He say* he would like :o see all the present heneflrtane.. continue to draw pensions, hur he per ceives that In both Houses of tne Leg- Islature [here is growing spiili favoring M redo-ion of pension appropriations H **vs he .* satisfied that there must - ompromise, and has pr.-aued two bids which win be introduced to-morrow, the object of each being to exclude per*.#... from the pensions roll, whether sold tr. or th* widows of soil hers, who are p.,s aesed of as much an ll.issi worth of prop erty, ansi who have an tn.-ome of a. mu.*h as ttfsi a >• ar Mr Smith e*|ie>- * that this Will .le reawe ihe pension tp- JMrenvrlMom by ttsl.an anl perhaps by romi;h < oli.ei ted a mi. rut:. Allowed |>, 11, p rotlr hut ,mn it J„r> l liiw.liKitltnu. Atlanta. Nov. 29 —A ■ immuiw of three members of ihr grand jury called on County C'lerk H M Wood yeaterday to inquire by what authority Attorney Luther lU*,.r retained |6,iati, n 10 |.rr ivnt. fee on 536,M0 he forced cor,K>ralk>ne <<* pay itoo ih e county and mate treas uries a- w ck taxes. Th* Vlail developed the fact that the * r,n ‘* Jury *n tnvaailgat.ng the County ('•anmb>.|onrr' rw grtli with a view. it e ►aid. to returning a prevent men t at the end of the term charging the county at torney with withholding the per cent, fee Illegally, on toe ground that he la paid 11.00 annually a* aalary to attend to ihe county's legal affaire. It le understood that Mr. Roaser’r claim to the fee la laiecd on the mat* code wlilch allows the 10 per cent, fee on euch collection#. Several of the county olfl clale tutcrvlewred on the subject to-day Mateel that he w-aa clearly entllled to the fee. as he had worked six years to get the money Into the county treasury In the face of the liesvlesr odds, fighting down the arguments of the corporation attorneys In the Superior and Supreme courts Foreman Klng.herry, when asked con cerning the Investigation, would give out no Information, Mr Kli grhrrry was treasurer and a director In the Atlanta National Build r e and 1-oan Association, on* of the corporations Mr. Rosser forced to pay back tuxes The concern was thrown Into the tvmds of a receiver on account of the i. t H >n of the tux EXPLOSION OF x TXI.I.OXX T UK. Itegrs Radiy llorned and a Tannery Wiped tint of Rtlslenrs. Atlanta, Nov. 19.—The tannery estab lishment of Isaac Schtycn A liro . al>out one mile from Constitution und live miles from Atlanta, wai totally wrecked shis morning by the explosion of a large tal low tank Kgeklal Pacus. a negro wlio was engin eer at the plant, was scalded frightfully on the head. ne k. face and arms, and the whole upper portion of hts body. He was brought to Atlanta by T. It Kawtcll In a wagon and later Inken to the Grady Hospital suffer.ng horrible agonic from the effect of the hot tallow, which literal ly enveloped him The cupola of the building was blown fully one quarter of a mile high Into the air and reached the earth again 25 yards away. The plant was demolished com pletely Several outbuildings were shak en and damaged hy the concussion. The sank. which weighed about five tons, was blown several hundred yard* away and high toward heaven. A TONIC Horsf ord Acid Phosphat, Half a teaspoon in half a glaaa of wrater, refreshes, gnd invigorate* the entire syatam. A wholesome tonic, r Gsaua* boat aaa* Hoasrnan's oa wrapper MUNYON’S COLD CURE Wijn Pn>f Mur.yor *<' w.t ht* CV'.d Cur# will V li# oniy *..•! li* w.r.*l known N#ariy fvrry >dy m* m U< b# t aking; 4 hi# r%n>* w:i#r.* r 4 cold And lunggb *0 qu k.y ihat * ro!d n no longer * foitrurner of g.'ipfK*. diph* UitriA ot prum r.tsi Every or.# of m# rm#d.if *ur# All drugglft* mo*iy vui Quid* •-* ll#*!'* fr#4 to and ci . Nfw York, for mclkci cdvkr fi#e. li \lt 11.N TOOK faOlsl la % ME. I <•( I'rnratril tli# *%*nnnh Tfm l*rom (itYtinc Tbrre. Darien. O* Nov. 9.—A large number of *r-* taiore cow* the golf gam* ‘.Hi# after* n*on between Sa\atina>i ami lar*#n on the Darien link*. It wan * (nrereaUng notwith*iending the abaeneo of th# Bavannub t#*m. A moeeago wan received thl# morvUng by Robert MorrUon. c j*:ain />( thr Darien club, ctating that the Savannah item had ciaried lart nlgni for thU city on board a tug. but fog in th# river 4.i*#d tfi#m to turn hick. Tn# member# of the Darien club were of course keenly and! nap pointed a# a great gam# hud bath expected and many who would have mad# r>th#r arr.mirem* t.i* had Mayed in town t* - lay to ** *■ €b* game The boy a determined, howler, not to disappoint trie ct**wJ #0 a §eoond team wm drawn and aub>tltute4 for th# Bi vannah player*. Th# aeora too<l at th ml of th# game a* follow* Darien—A M ant on, 17. Ft .Man son & Wjrlljr, 8. J Mar*on. 18. Stubb< 2: total 50. Pavannab— flard##. 0; Blun. h. Sau#*>. b; L‘Engl#, t). liryan. 0; total, b. nf ARGKD IIY E\ It AGED fit I D. Vnang Had n Sirrow Fcw|m Year %flaata. Atlantn. Nov —-Levy Wright. 14 v#ar old. tra# charged by an enrHg-1 bull and thrown into apace by* the infuriateii ani mal near th# city to-day K#for# the hoy :eached the ground, the hull mad# a rec ord charge at him trd tried to atch him a* he d##oended. but fa)le<l At thin Juncture never*l farmer*, who were at wrork near by. were attracted by th# hoy'* wild v#llp and went to th# *c#n# nnd drove the bull away. Mixing he boy • life Young Wright left the city early for a day'* hunting, a.id while pursuing •ome game, th# bull took an unfair advan tage of him Though considerably *hak •n. he w*a# not eeriounly hurt I* BAKE FMEIbWT DEPOT. TH# I*, a till i|i|t#ar fa B- Farming a 4#urgla lilt i*in. Atlanta. Nov £• —Circular# r# r>u€ to day xmw’tinctrig th** joint oour>anry o # th- freight <l#:ot t tb# foot of Alat*am.i •tr##t by tti# G#or#i4 #nl Atlanta and \\>i I'aint Kaiiroad#. and th# aODOWH | m#nt of Mr U**org# R Pc*. fraight #g<*nt | of the Geoigia Kailrand a# freight egerit I Y th# Atlanta #n*l W##t Point 'ihr? circular* f##m to confirm th# n mar in circulation w*-#k# dio. u fh# ef f#ct that th#*# two propertl#* *#r# to h-* j '>4fto!ldar#d forming. t* with th. VV'*#t#rn Hallway of Alalam*. a G#oigla t.ivlJlon of th# lul#\lll# and Noahvlfl# fvt#m. 1 llii; lil t's I.IIKtT GROWTH. Tsss Has an Immense Glunvr>. Other Neasa Antes. 1-ake City. K.a Nov. 29 -Lake City, us deve.oped >y the lust cenaus. bus tb latgesl piuishai of anv tiiiaml town in Florida, and Is building tip very fast luake City can boast of a large cotton ginnery, such a* no other town In nl the Wor.d has It Is owned by the Floret i State Ginning Company, isike City, wit i Mr 8. H. Thompson as manager The plant w.is constructed after Mr Thomp son's own Ideas, and Is perfect in every respei-t, Circuit Court convened here tn-dav. Judge VA^r ills- preaiding. and wl.l probably continue for two weeks, as there a many Important cases to be tllipcse) of I'HtlklMAT EDUCATOR DF.AII. Prof. Hinsdale of tllehlgan I'aasau A> In tllnntu. Atlanta. Nov. 39—Prof It A. Iflnadal of the Unlversßy of Michigan died here to-day. He came South several weeks ago for the benefit of his health. He was suf fcrlng from a nervous collapse He ws a< < ompanled by his wife. prof. Hlrtednl was a prominent educator and was the lUthor of anout lltieen books. The body will lie taken to Ann Artor for burial. stops Till: roIUH ixn WORKS OKI Till- COLD. Lsuxatlve Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold In one day. No cure, no pay. Price 2S cents—ad. The lin i at Statesboro. Statesboro. Oa . Nov. 39 -Thanks*lvlnr j .day was closely observed. Business | houses ail closed during the day Services were held at the Methodist and Baptist churches, each church being handsomely decorated with flower* Rev M F fltubbs of the Primitive Baptist Church preached •it Ihe Methodist Church. s>l-tet by the pastor. W. J F.under* At the |ii|it:*t I'hnroh o wwl arrang'd progiamme earned out. Good music hy the choir, with addresses by Cos;. It l.ee M see on America's Thank*.tvlnr Married at XXayrroa*. Wi) cross, G. . Nov 39 -To-day about' ii oon a beautiful home w<d<ttng occurred j ; in this city. The conn acting parties were j Miss Carrie Key of this clt> and Mr It R. HoU-rts of Valdosta Rev J M Jlenn. pastor of Trinity Methodtsi church ; performed he ceremony The bride Is a granddaughter of the late Rev. Daniel Morrison, a prominent 10-Ul 1 minister of this county, and the groom Is x popular young business man of Val dosta TlinuUsals ina at Gaston. Guvion, lit . Nov. 39 —Thanksgis Ing was ohserved heie to-dny All places of business closed Approprl.il. services igere held at the. Baptist Church The usual custom was followed, that Is alter nating the services between the Baptist and the Methods! churches. Rev. J. A Smith of the Seventh Btr* Church, Sa vannah. preached a forcible and appropri ate sermon. Uigur Strike In Jacksonvitle. Jacksonville. Fla . Nov. 39 —The cigar makers In the factory if Garcia B rot bars went on strike th s morning for an !n --rreaae In wuges. They claim the Tampa factory of the same tirm pays Its met more <h*n the Jacksonville clgarmakers ore allowed Doctor Died From t hlorofornt. Cochran. Os., Nov 29.—P. I. Hudson M D . died a* noon from chloroform ad ministered by himself. THF MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1900. •lOl.inti H \4 I * %T Br.YMYCi. The Talent Yuccerded In Picking Only Two W Inner*. Wn#h 1 ngton. .Nov. 28 —A Urge crowd probably the gr#nt##t ever gatnered ther#. waembiNi at th# Benr.ihg race track to day. dpecirtafion wa* lively, nut tne tai •nt tucc#ad#d in picking only two winner* P'lmmarie# Kira* Race— (jn# and % half mile# httc •l.c. Mhm 0 Right, i *0 1. won. with Draughtman, 7 to l f * and 1 to ©. eerond and liovpuorou*. S to 2. tldrd. Tim* 2 U I^. Race—dolling lx furlong* The Cr.tmtfi’ria.n, 3 to won. witn dpurt>. < 10 l and 8 to h. aacond and Princ# PUutt bie, 6 to 1. third T.me 1:17 2-5. Third Race—Twty-yenr-oklt, five and a .a.f fur.ong TtrnUer, 7 to 10, won w:h Tn It g 12 to 1 and 5 to 2. second nml Automaton. 8 to 5, third. Tim.* 1:10 !<*. Fourth Race—Hunter* champion ateepl#* chat#, about three and a half mile*. Self Piot# tion. 4 to 1 won. with Diver. 2 to 1 and 1 to 2. eecond, and lllgbie. f to 5. third Time 7.23 2-5 Fifth lia • - Th* M’aehjngton eup. two and n half mile*. F,lrt \\ hip. 11 to ... won, with Ro h?t#r, 25 to 1 and 4 to 1. ond. and Knight of the Garter, 3 to 5. tbird Tim# 4 <. bixih Ra- I— Bsx furlr.g* Mordelmo. 7 to lo w w n, with Ti i# January. 4 to 1 and * v#ii. *• ot-i. and Ilopbrook. 10b to X. •bird Time 1 H 4-5 Rcventh Race—Handicap. ##v#n furlong* Madbeit. 8 to 1. won, with Char#ntua, 2; :>j 1 and 4 to 5. eacond. and HuittUopoih j til. 13 40 1, third. T.mo 1 30. All th# Favorite* Beaten. N#w Or>an* f Nov. 28—All five favorite* ! were beaten and of th# winner* Sivoy w.i t ! the only one who wa# tacked Bummarle# I I*lr#t h4*Oii# mile and a #ixt##nth j < harite O'Brien. 7 to 2. won. with Rtrang- ; j ##t. 12 to 1 and 4 10 1. #econ<). and Bohul. j 7 to 1, nird 'i.m# 1.5, 3 becond Race—Five fuiiong* Tonicum. 4 to 1, won. with tJraclour. 3 to 1 arul 4 to 1 . accord, and Herat or Joe, 12 to 1, third I Tcne 104. Thlid Race-One mile and e quarter i Tangible. 3 to 1. won. with Maj Munir, I j * to 1 and J to 1. #e ond. and Huode Brtg ' Bto 2, third Tim# 2 IP* Fourth Bsc#—lnaugural Handicap. *ix I 'urlong# Havoy, a to i. won, with Trta- I ditaa. 7 to 1 opd. and Motfey Mum 8 I ti. 5. third Time 1.15 j Fifth Race—Belling. ##vn furlong# Chiffon, 15 to 1. won. with 81#t#r Alice. j o to 1. *ecor#l, and Eight Beils, 7 to 1. Usird. Time RBHy Race Rraulte at Vwport. Cincinnati. Nov. Reaulta •' New l*ort: Flret Hare—On# mile and a sixteenth. -e;ling Wlnepre**. 2 to 1. won. with lleona 7 to 2. ##.-ond, and Tretty Roei# >to 1. third Tim# 153 Hecoml Race—Five and m half furiong* Kuesian. 8 to 1. w.*n. with tlienwoud. o 5. oecond. and 31iw Aubrey, even, third Tim# 1 12% Third R.cw—On# mil# and an #4gbth. >4#l ng l-iag of Truce. 2 to 1. won. with Hr ifAtun. 4 to l. second, and Winter. •*ven. third. Time 1:584. Fourth Race—On# mil#, selling Barilla to 1. won. tvith Baffled 3 to i. aecond. tad ICetli, Bto 3. third Time 1 47 l *. Fifth Race—Bix furlongs, selling Lady Kent. 7 to 1. won. with Revoke. 4 to l. -e. ond. erwl l*hh-r*, 3 to 1. third Time IS*4 I'RIMTI WOX IU IUTKHV Ct P. Derided s o nlh t arollna Dispensary Inn l Inn (nr. N C. Sov. 29 —Trinity month© ip In th# annual iisiwi* muh Wjk© For •*©t to-night Tha ou©ry wan ’ ll©©**!.©*!, Th t th© .Houth Oxrollna dl* !*©m;irv law la tinwla#.” Trinity hil iht *rtlrmattv© arwt Wak*- Kor©it tle mgativ©. Th© Trinity w©r© R. K. Car-|©n. of Ylrg.nta J !• I*ll©* of Tirboro. N. C . ilid \V. H. \N di.iwuiittkcr of Bouth Ciro* Him. Th© Wak© Por**j< *|*ak r* w©re F T rimirnoy, H. I' Klrttk an'l W. A. Dunn. !1 of North Carolina. Th© cup b** n wQp fwlc© hy Trinity. iikl one© by Wak© For©*!. ( RIMi: l\ Til t %tolal\ %. % uunii %©i***o T*rl©l to tMult m l.lt* tlr \\ hit© <lrl. Columbia. C.. Nov -.Near Jonra vil.© to-day. a mitro boy 14 yr rA old. wj arrcatr*! for attcmptlna: to raviah th© i->ear-old of B. W. Whitlock Th© little irlrl and h**r brother wrr# at a spring whtn th© n©*ro cam© up nd dMtV I th© boy tii go on n ©rratid to th© honor Tlk© nraro th©n mad© an at(©mp m th© Klrl. Rhr ©i'.p© I and to.l h©r rt other. The boy wan orr©wt©i| and l© low in th© Jonoavlll© guard houa© \t afTn©y door*© I*. Wilacm. of t.h© county ch.ttnama. tnd K. A Huiih©©. on© of hia whit© f>r©- mtn. fc-ufht with ptato.a a.d kntf©. Both v\ r© wrlouwly injurnl. Thiinlali Ina in \%a>rroa. Wayc'ro!w <; Nov. 29 Every ator© n4 plac© of buwinr> w* clo©d to-dov. Divln© ©©rvlc©© w©r© h©U! at th© |r©fhy ttrlan v’hurcn. participated hy all th© church©©. Th© mtndc. which wan ©xc#ll©nt, w.i© r©r. l©irl by a ortolr mtios©d of Mr* J It WhltWir, Mr* W. T Soimin Mra. E .M McLaurl©, Mim Anita Honntnfton, Mr J II Olik>n. and Dr. J C Rlppard. Mrr J H GlMon pr©ldH| th© organ. —A wubMltut© for c!)utoid !* now h©|rf produi rd from l©ath©r Imilr t In oil. which la aold to r©cmhlo collu'old In ©%-©ry particular. It l known a* m.r|op # ind thowr & textur© aimlUr to horn w!r!© tt can b© nu<l© n©xlh|© ar<l rlaa'lc or and uuvl©Ullna It will tak© a h *C"i pollb readily and tU* atamj©i or prer-rt! Into any d©*tr*<t ahip© Constipation Headache, biliousness, heartburn. Indl gestloo.gnd all liver Ills are cured by Hood's Pills ■a l ■ ■ t MtTIt l>. rill; IAMI OF Till. NIUMt.IIT SI A, II.I.FBTRATKD I.K H RF At 8t John's Parish Hull Thursday. Dec. *. * ovlo. k p m, By REV. B. P. JOHNSON, For Oglethorpe Monument Fund. Admission 3A lift Mis I-\kl l TIED. By the American Bonding and Trust ; vompui.y of Ba tlni. ■ v\. ..tv author ,*isl to execute o- ally i m:ue.i;i eiy upai j application), all bonds In Judi >a pro eedlngs in either ihe stale or Cnited dtates Court*, and of adminutratom and guardians. DFARINC A HULL Atents Telephone- 121 Provident Bulidlnfi. FROPeRTI OW ' t -it s If you want y ur piuml lng work done reasonable and' up-to-uate. rail on the ; former plumbing Inspector, COSGROVE, ! 133 Draytou stravt, tu rear Lutheran l Church. k IHRI A or*. The 'iv. Nov 9. litti, at tim laisouit of St T'ani’s I. itharan (AMirrh. bjr Rev. M J Dp'ln*. Mr. B. M. Tneus to Mts Hetty f'oUlnt No card* . '—r -i' - 1 I:. er •penal tm 11 *. STATE AND COI NTV TtXD. 1000. Oflle* Collector Sta e anil County Taxea. Chatham eouny, Oeor*H Savannah, Oct. F.. !n-The f.ifest Is new open for the collection of the above taxes on all prop erly. real and personal; the specific tax on professions, atao the I'OI.L. lAX Kill F.DI CATION A L PCB- Plijlßt oy A 1.1. Mtu; It tMUE\T cf the city anrf county, between the '.res of 21 and • V) years. Office at tha Court House Hour* S a. m. to 2 p m. JAM J. MrOOWAN, Tax Collector C. C. NOTICE. We will sell 10 th* highest hvMer for cash at 11 o'clock on Dec *, im\ th* Richmond County DlatUllng Cos. plant, lo cated hree miles from th# city of Au rusta near Tin Bowls This la a n*w plant, hullt after th* plan* of an expert Kentucky ritsttller, with the latest Im proved machinery, and all equipment* to get the beat results writh the least amount of labor Now running 10 bushel* per day. but can he Increased to 100 buahel* without extra cost A five-year lease for otte-h.ilf acre of land, including two of the finest cold water spring* In the South, go with the plant. A rare opportunity for distiller* Rale to take place on premises. Nov X. I*. E M DAVIB. Mgr IRE WINE* AND I I<H tilts EOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. We carry the finest line of liq uors, win**, etc., for th* holiday trade that can be had 014 stand ard brands, such a* Henneasy S Star Brandy. Martel 3 Star Brandy. Old Export Whisky, pure straight goods. Hal Walter* Whisky. JO >r* old. Robinson County Whisky, full quarts, TKc. Amontilado Sherry Wine. Duff Gordon Sherry Wtnw. Fine Old Port Win*. Sweet Catawba Win*. Fine Cooking Wines. Claret. Ol<l Tom Oln. JOHN T EVANB A CO 8. Congress and Barnird streets. • Fones fM. Mr Andrew Hanley My Dear Btr I have returned home i from Savannah where we stopped for ' three wreks and from St Augustine . three weeks after being at the Suwanre Spr.nge Hotel, and while In those places j and now at home drank and am now | continuing to drtnk the Suwanee Spring water, having It gent to me through your esnemed agents, the "Kallsh Pharmacy" In New York, and as a result I want to sav that I have been greatly benefited and I believe will b entirely cured of the painful bladder trouble from which I have #ilTe:ed since laat August, i congratulate you upon the curative value of th* Su waner Bprlngs water, and hope It will lie a Qod-send to others as it has been to me. R. spectfully yours. JAM KH C. BItoWER Pres'dent of tbs German-Amerl- an Bank. Brooklyn. N. Y. MS Quincy street All van can drtnk for 6c at Livingston's. KOH TllDhu.mMi IH v s t it Franco-American Roups. Celery. French Peas and Mushrooms Boned Turkey and Chicken Cranberries arw) Spanish Peppers Irish and Sweet Potatoes. Onions. Olive Oil snd Matt Vinegar. Mine# Meat Plum Pudding. Fruit Cake. Fresh Fruit. Roquefort Cheese and Bents' Water Crackers And a cup of our glorious Coffee A M A C. W. WEST. SALE OF STALLS. City Marshal's Office. Savannah. Ga.. Nov 24, IST©. The stalls In the market building will be offered for rent at public outcry on Wed nesday. the Fifth day of December, 19tO, at It) o'clock a m. Parties desiring to retain their stall* slid renting by the year will have the pref erence. hut must l>e on hand and respond promptly. By order Committee on Market JOHN POWER. City Martha!. SAVA A A AH. BEAUFORT. fH IH LEITOK. Steamer pilot Boy leaves Bull street wharf Saturdays 10 a m for Char >eton. touching at the Naval Btatlco. Pert Royal, Beaufort and way bindings Freight and passdngers. so'letted Fare Savannah to Charleston LI Sil - Phone 2M THE SAVARALH I’llKPllt ITUKT St HOOL. MILITARY. Harris and Barnard streets Ormond B Strong (Cornet!), Mead Master, Greek Latin and English: Rev B I’. John-on. A. M iPrinceton), lately off t Nlat tl(e>wa Military Academy. Hletory. Geog raphy aid Mo.lern Language-. John Steiger. A B . Mathematics and Cnem- Istry. Ga. Telaphene ISII. I-At. Alt: CAFE, ItESTAI H AhT AND WYiTER Holst 42 Bull Street. Blue Points. Little Neck Ciams received hy every steamer. Native Oysters In all Igylea. Chops and steaks erst game In season Everything the Uwi Just received, fresh lot live lobsters. M D ABRAMS. Prop. P 8 —Hot lunch from 11 to 1 every day. 9PEI IAL NOTICE. Now Is a good time lo select rose plants lo plant In your garden Come out and see them at JOHN WOLFS NURSERY. OH and Anderson streets. ‘Phone 634 are l!E tv 'I iuy I X /k. 112-111 Whitaker Rtreer. Diamond Back Terranln Slew srrv and any time lo erder Alao game cf all kinds, and only the beat me* * an two pared In the best style Gull coast O * ters rertaved dally. WuergburgT Uoff Brau on draught. Phone 710. WALL PAPEH. PATER HANGING. We carry complete assortment of latest style papers and employ only best artist* See our good* and gei our estimate be fore giving out your work. Our price* th* very lowest SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. Corner Drayton and Con grew*. Phone il*. i.-.w, * * 1* • ' - LEE ROY MYERS S CO. HUMBOLDT CIGARS AS GOOD AS CURRENCY x . BE THANKFUL AND SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY II Congress Street, West. PHONE 383 MrX I .ii* NOTH I> GRBFsR** ICUT4 II WHIIKY. This r#i**4*ra famous old vat#*l Uighlxiid W'ht ky t imported dire t fr m tbv dk-Hsivry by us This Greer Scotch Whisky l* guarant##<l to b# 4>>* 1 1 cl abroad at.d is cons.gn#d to u* from Glas gow. Scot land, and is in bond In the Fnlted Stares Custom l!ou? In rhl* city Thla grand *kl Or##r Scotch Whisky ih tHatifuliy mallow and miid to a degree and ia #oft to the fialit# a* on# could i>o**it>ly wt*h, ami there is a nuttlnee* about It that I* especially <>i#.n n*. We ar# glad to let ihe public pur chase •# small quantity as they wish, even on# bottle, for the pur pose of introducing th# best brand of Scotch whisky extant. . LIPPMAN BROS , Wholesale Druggists. Ltppmar. * 810 k Boi# Apn't for the Ore*r Distll lerle#, Glasgow. Scotiat and. Iln. Ireland, for their Scotch and Irish \N t. isk.es 4 SPICI IAL NOTICE. JIST RECEIVED One carload of Moyers' One work of Syracuse. N. Y., ope-n and top buggies, the most complete Una ever brought to this city. We defy competition on this work I aek the public one and all who are In Ihe market for er.d and side-spring easy-rld ing vehicles, that they can he found at my repository. Also a full line of deliv ery wagons, open and top. milk and baker wagons You m ike no mistake by calling a; once and make your -ele-tlon MARK APPLES REPOSITORY. *© Broughton street, west. Kelly's Rubber Tires, the only reliable tlr# on the market. KOH KALE. One 10-Inch Steam Shot Gun Feed, S3 feet bmg on*- Hill Oscillating Biam Nig ger, 9 and 10-Inch cylinders, only used about thirty days; one flier mid Btowell Gang Edger, with three saws: one full set of Flier and Stowell luithe Machinery, ronetstllig of bolter and gung lathe saw mill; tone et of machinery for making roeln barrel staves; also a lot of Clrriilnr Saws from 1* to f*> Inches diameter, from the mill of H P Smart A Bro. In Emanuel county. The alove for sale by VALE ROYAL MFO CO . Savannah, Ga. RENOVATING— MATTRESSES REN OVATING. Hair. moat, licking fiber, feathers. Our stock of r.aw material aid tnanufuc luied products ate up to date. Our reno vating and remaking lias delighted many prominent residents Ask your acquaint ances Material sent us Is picked, steam ed. cleaned and mediated by modern ma chinery. Making done by mechanics. We confine our work to mattresses and bed ding general.y. We sell ticking of ail ktnda. moss. hair, cotton, fiber, feathers, or sny artl le needed n mat tress line. NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO VATING CO Bell Phone 11M. 11l Drayton'street. BIOS WANTED. City of Savannah. Office Director of Public Works. Savannah. Ga . Nov 21, Don.-Bids will 1— received at this office until Friday, Nov. 30. lSx\ at 12 o'clock noon, city time, for furnishing feed as fol lows. No. 1 Timothy hay. per lh> pound*, best quality feed bran, per Id© pounds bet! quality corn, per bushel, best quality mixed oats To be weighed at the City Dot. Envelopes to be marked "Bids for Feed." The city reserves the right to re ject any or oil bids. Bids to be opened In the presence of bidder* GEO. M GADSDEN Director Georgia Phone No. 34* Bell Phone No. 345. W. C. FRIPP A VO. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS Real Estate bought and sold on commis sions, and Rente coUecled- Representing Travelers Insurance Company Life. Ac cldent and liability Department? New York Underwriters Fire Insurance Company. Greenwich Fire Insurance Company. The C.ty Trust Safe Deposit and Surety Company. Issuing Bond* of Surety to contractor*, admmlF.rator# guardian*, etc IIID9 WANTED. Cky of Savannah. Office c.erk of Coun cil. Nov, 13, 19.0-Bid* will he received at thla office until Satur.lay, lie.- i. at noon, for the following ammunition, stored at the powder maga*lnc of the city of g*. var.nah on the Ogeechee road U cae* Hotchki.* percussion shell* (10 10-pound shell* to the case) U* case* 12-pound anr.Ler shot The right 1* reserved lny all bids By order At th* W. I BAILEY. j Citrk of Council. THE BAY TO CLEAN . IRPETS, The only way so get your carpets prop erly taken up. cleaned and taken are of for the summci is sa turn ‘he job over to the Dtatrlet Messenger and De.lvery Cos telephone 2 or oa.i at j y itgom ry atreet. and they writ! mak- vou an esti mate <yn me coat of th* work Prices reasonable They also pack, move and *tor# furniture and piano*. • C. H MFDLDCK S ipt and Mgr LAND TITLES. Abstract* ol th* recorded land titles of Savannah and (nathuni county from t e settlement of Georgia to date. Money loaned at low interest on city real estate. BECKETT at BECKETT lllMM>x %OTIC D*. THE FINEST etoik of Jeaelry, Silverware. Dia monds. Cut Glass snd Fancy Ooole ever shown In Savannah E#p#cUl attention has been devoted to silver for wedding gifts A glance through our store wii. be convincii.g An ele gant line of Lfiomps suitable for wedding gifts THEUS BROS. Without a Peer Ofllee Shf Bull street. Fhone SPECIAL FtOTirm. iTiiinrHiiN <<f i muikv piiaktoi The Huiiilknmesl In Ihe I nlted State* The winner of blue rthhon at ih* Hors# Show, now to be seen at Feeiey■'* Btahle*. bark of the theater. Mr Roht. H Friax esye Mv Chvlvlrk Perfect Two Wheeler le an Me*: rip, ee perlal.y for ladle*, there being ac*ua:iy 110 horee motion, an.l the smait ap jearanre of my oufili wae rerognlze.l ln atantly. I drove In the arena at Horse Show, not only evMenee.l by the applause received from the large auJlenee. but by the awarding lo tne of first blur rlbtiot;. LIPPMAN BROTHKRS. Bole Agent*. Wholesale Firugglsts. a Pfiozen HU E DIRDW —at— •rmvtity/s cafe. r.rewteat dainty of the seasrn. Oysters served In every style—prepared by the most noted cooks in the South. Congress and Whitaker street*. Open Day and Night. PROPOSAL# U A\TED. City of Savannah. Office Director of Public Works. Savannah, lla.. Nov. 14. lJOa.—Settled proposals will lie received at this office until Friday. Nov. So. I9rm, at !2 o'clock noon, city time, lo furnlrh th* city of Savannah with supplies until Dec. 21. lsuo. Ali proposal* must be made on offi< tal forms, which can be secured at this office on and after dale. Envelopes to be marked "Proposals for Supplies. ’ Th* city reserve* the right to reject any or all bid* Bid* to be opened In Ihe presence of bidder*. GEO. M GADSDEN, Director. Bl’Y ONLY IHE BEST GINGER ALE. The beat I* the Wheeler Brand of Bel fast Ginger Ale. made by Wheeler A Cos. of Belfa**. Ireland, from the celebrated Croroac Springs of that city. Theee spr.ngs are the properly of Wheeler A Cos. hen.-e no olner Ginger Ale manufacturer In Ireland has those tvaierw but them selves The Wheeler Ginger Ale Is made from pure Jamaica Ginger Root and not from Red Pepper, as others are; on* <i deleterious—the other la n tonic. For Healthfuliies* and Purify the cele brated Wheeler brand of fast Glngr Ale la th* hear LI PPM A N BROTHERS. Bole Southern Agents. Savannah. Ga. NOW -14 THE TIME TO 1 4E DETERSIVE FLUID. It will make your old clothing look like new. Sold In larse botllea at She. SOLOMONS CO. Bull 4ireet Store Open All Mgbt. NOTICE. Cliy of Savannah. . wOfflct C.ark of Council, Nov 14. 1900. All pnriiee desiring to retail liquor dur ing the year Mel wil n their applica tion* with the C.erk of Council a* once, ►o mat -am- an l■ referred to ouncll 4,t*l e liken upon application before th- "xj.irgt.on of limit provide I for by ordinance. WM P BAILEY. ‘’lerk of Council. SPECIAL NOTICE! H'o are r.ow giving special attention lo houae painting italsomlnlng and paper banging, et With a corps of only first t-* w. rkm-n and a cornyM-frnl sui>er lilted net,l w ,an and.. vour work promptly and tatl-fa.tr.rily Get our estimate on anything In houae decorating line and rave money. ANDREW HANLEY CO. UaoPOLI' ADLER. JNO. R jjj. Ire-idem C. 8. ELLIS, BARRON c A T fw Vlca Preaidant. A**’ j, , The Chatham Bank BX VANN AH ** Will be pleased to receive the a of Merchant*. Firm*. Individual t ? ' and CorporaUotis. Liberal favor* extended. L’nsnrpaaaed eollectlon facltltie* lrg prompt returns. SEPARATt SAVIN6S DEPARTMENT INTUREBT COMPOUNDED or . , , LY ON DEPOSITS* * ‘ tr - Bafety Depoalr Boxes and Vault* > rent. Correspondence aoll.'lted The CitizenTßank OF SAVA AY AH. CAPITAL $500,000. Transact* a General Baakl*- filial nr##. Solicits Accounts of l*lr|4„ k Merchant*, Banka and ather Co,**, rattan#. Collections handled with *a|„, rronom \ and lla|tatrb Inter,'* f. eompuuudcd qaar,rl T allowed on deposit* In oar Depart tnrn t. Safety Deposit Boxes and *to r * E . Vanlta. DRASTLCT A. DENMARK, MILL* B. USE, A lee President tiKOßnn C. FltF-EMAN. Coshle, OORDO!* L. GROOVER. Asst. Cashier SOUTHERN BANK of the state of Georgia Capital Surplus aid undivided profits ... DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE or GEORGIA. Superior facilities for transacting a General Hanking ru>!r-, Collection* made on ali nolnt* accenlEil* through bank* and bankers Accounts ot Bank*. Ranker*. lfercKxot, and others solicited. Bafa Deposit line, for rent. Department of Saving*, Interest paysbls quarterly. Beds Sterling Exchange on London Q and upward*. JOHN FLANNERY. President. HORACE *. CRANE. Vice President JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier. DIRECTORS JNO FLANNERY WM W. OORPAS E A Winr. w W (TORDON Jr. H A craNF JOHN M EGAN I.EF ROY MYERS JOSEPH FFRPT H P SMART CHARI.ES ELLIS. EDWARD KELT,Y JOHN J KIRRT Ml MM CAPITAL, SIWO.OnO. Account* of bank*, merchanl*, corpora tions and individuals solicited. Savings Department. Interest paid qutr ! terly. Safety Boxe* and Storage Vault* ftr | rent. Collection* made an all point* at rea sonable rate*. Draft* sold on all th* chief cities of th world .. Correspondence invited. [ JOSEPH D. WEED. President JOHN C. ROWLAND, Vice President W. F. McCAfLEY, Ca*hler. THE GERMANIA BANK savannah, ga. I Capital "“SI i Undivided profits Thla bank offers It* service* to rorpor*- tlons. merchant* and Individuals Has authority to ac as executor, ad ministrator. guardian, etc. ISMic* drafts on the prlnclpol eld'd In Great Britain and Ireland and on 'he Continent. Interest paid or compounded quarter y on deposits In the Savings Depwrtmen' Safety (waxes for rent HENRY BLt'N. I’restdent. (jp> i tv TIEDEMAN. Vtce PreU*nL ! JOHN M HOjIAN. Cwthler. WALTER F. IIOGAN. Asa’t Cash!*,. No. ILK*. Chartered 16 -THE hcllis Ml H OF SAVANNAH CAPITAL. lJuu.vaAt SURPLUS J100.W6 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. J A O CARSON. President. BEIRNF. GORDON. Vice Prealdsr.t. W M DAVANT. Cashier. Accounts of banks and banker*. m*r chant* and corporation* received upon the most favorable terms consistent with safe and conservative banking. THE GEORGIA STATE BI'ILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 16 YORK STREET. WEST ff PER CENT per annum allow'd OR O deposit*. Withdrawable on deenar I. Interest credited quarterly. , i-hh I.ENT. per annum allowed on 0 deposits of even hundreds, withdraw able at annual periods. GEO W TIEDE.MAN, President It. H. LEVY. Vice President. E \V HELL. Secretary. C. 0. ANDERSON. JR. Treasurer —— Ii Newsoaoer Pi®. For sale, a Foraalth Newspaper Foldr; will fold sheet 27x0 It l* in go> "'le* price 100. II coni' orlglna-ly M.M* bn we have no uee for It and wrant the room It occupies. It will be an Invaluable adjunct to 0T newspaper office. Addresa MORNING NEWS, Hamnnib. G*. The Chatham Real Estate and Improvement Cos, -ARE PREPARED To Make Loans On Reasonable Terms. — : ” IF YOtf WANT GOOD MATERIAL and work, order your lithographed prlntel stationery and blank b.a Morning News, Savannah, Ga.