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SOME LEADERS IN FLORIDA
who wit.i. r ix tin ti'pno.ti t-
IM. LE4.IM t il HI
The Work of Ihe lie|iiir I men t— \t h 5
the Mipretne I ourl I* llehlml \t 11 h
Its Docket— Plana for Helping the
ourl Oil ol lie Trouble—Hcpuh-
Iti'liua lleromlng Active They
tVnut n Redistribution of ihe Of
llorr*—Olhrr Uniirr* of lnlrrel.
Talluhc► * Ha. I***. 3 Ka f ol Ihf |
ftlx dn V U r tU© ofti • * ot t ♦ t He
fovfrnrr* r 5 Jr now l*uily < ncKf 1 in the
prepa' >*i, t-f his b.trnul c- fport.
T ch ; <*t r*r v, 'f* Sk aiv partial** the
itriiK mm •:<* ument* hifh an t>< -
1 • • OL* !n ire. fo- they n-'f a
t.>r * lory of nil the off! :.* I <• t•*
ni tt l ? rrceipta ami ©xr* mlltur©* *>f
t: ♦ an i • !#<* r t i.r.
r
of hf a*ate * virrm nL
\\ hi* i t h.n# U finite ran *• this tin •
b** r V * • t #*# to th© ronteni* of an)
of tt.r -f rf or it is stated *• r. r*
tie < ap.rol tha* lh#jr will ►how I
l .Mil affairs have been mat. o * i'
r .o.- economical and sjiM*fa< t. ry n in
ner
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A fr.it dcol is bring f i 1 by * * ft**
1 y member* of th< bar and ii- eu by i
paople fr.**rar>. the unfortunate j
.©ndittoo of Fonda Supreme *©urt
Tne* court I# t is .• ixa.it t ir year.** ♦ >©•
htn<l with its Mvll work Tnere ar* n w
on the court )<• * * a.Hii* Je . n•••
©tiril cart*. The ' irt is wo*-kin* on clvl. j
enees lutxciuel at the January term of
UK. The leurt Which con*i*t* Of
juatice*. 1* constantly in session avf
during s shcrt r ©# ©'h summer.
The nay in which the Supreme H urt
got o far benlnd is thus explained: I‘nder
•he old •> t, l l ' .. n of iv;% t .ye Ju >t * {
were appo.r.ted by the .vertior for ii.e
terms. One of the Repubtl an *J*P©lnt©'
nae J ieiJ e Van Va k*ii. .rrf For several j
)eifi durlrfi th* mi i i.e *•*, I*** r> ,
ferb> r.i hi ' * to carrv hl< pari of
th. courts work At this am* peritKl
liMgatlon sai lncreastnf enornv.usly
T 1 ret 1 e *f the ~r n \ *
th* court I* at pre? n' organised utid r
tm* conr*t .i.tufi ot h*v it iH.n*kUi*iae * * • j
ei. were rot elected uirti’ th* fail tf l® kV J
They found the docket ir. a sadly buck- ,
ward share and the number of new cases
in r* a*ir.f more rapidly *ach >etr T t >
and. i all In their power to prevent furth*
confeeMon but were not entirely succ. s
fuJ One cause of their failure wra the
horrible ©edition in which reco-ds from
the trlai courts were sent up.
bin e \Wt r*rinted or typawrliten re crl
rMjnip*d After twro or thr* * j
years’ slavery at this w> rk Judges Max
well and Mitchell re.i*n*d. the latter to
f*etx>mc Governor. These rhangti in the
member -of the court, and others
which followed, are assigned by some us
another r<ason why the court did not
Biks frrater headway'. ea< n new Justice
ti. to dopt him-- *f i th* our.i ;
in* conditions found. Ti.e principal rea
eon. however, was th< fact that tise num
ber of new cMi*e -ominoed to in< rea *
targelv each year until the gr it fr*<*7.e
of ltfi che. ked litigat or* by paralysing
business in Florida for a lime.
For several years i*t howe'er, th*'
court has been disposing of ms many old
c.vtl case* as new civil caaoe c*nw in,
and it is even fimking some, sligtit pro
grevfi towards catching up It is admitted
by the bar that th. , pre nt Supreme
t ourt. Chief Justice Taylor and Justhts
Mabry and Carter. i ‘be
of the strongest in the bis
t '
tr* lit* rally working th-m fc * i\* s to <|MMtl
“J would rather plow the year rotlßsi num
b*. m Florida Supreme Court Julge.’ h a
common exi*r;siot with TllshsiM‘‘ins
who know whereof they All In
terests are now demanding that som* r*
lief he promptly found by th*- J**gi-latur-.
An amendment to the eonectution so ••*
to have the .ourt consist of six Justic.
fnstrad of threw, and ■* court In two Ji
lt.'•ion!- wit! probably Im- provlbd lut
the constitutional amendment .wrmot p"-
wthly 1m- adopted until the general election
Jn *nd tnei** is a strong tn vemetit
to l.ave the Ufiflstur* 1 provide for the
Interim ourt commit: n. of tl.ree .-.w
vars. who shall assist the court.
. . . • s • •
A half dosen prominent Florida politi
cian*. looking over lint of the new y
elected iru-mbcr* of the Htutl IgfSlituri j
the o her day. entered into a discussion
a.- to who would be the most prominent
leader* on the floors of the two houses
The Lower House came m for most of the
consideration, for .is one of the partv re
marked. Tne Hecate will have thirty
two members, ail leader*.’*
The membership of the new House of
Representative* * atlmcting much atten
tlon. tiecatise of the prom.nerv'e and abll
py of so large a proportion of the aix y
eight For Instance there are Hon
George P Haney of Tallaha-s#e who w a*
attorney general for eigh year*, and then
Justice of the Supremo Court for niiu
year* being hlef Juste e the Isst five
years Hon R H M Davidson of Quin
cy, who represented the First F.orlda
District in Congress for fourteen years.
Hon Thos L. Oiarke of Montlcello. on *
of toe aoiett lawyers in Middle Florid j:
Dr John L’Engle of Jickaonville. one
of Florida s financier?*. Oupt F.
A Hendry of a veteran Jegisiaror
•*r.d pioneer developer of far Bout hern
FKr.dj Dr Joeeph Y Porter of Key
Went, who has an international reputation
aa Florida's great state health officer:
Hor. William L. Palmer of Orlando, n
aon of North Ceorgin. who has built up
a big reputation hi a lawyer and oraf r
•n this sta- . Farmer I’niied States Die*
trirt Attorney J Kmmet Wolfe of Pen
sacola. Sheriff Napoleon B. Brow r
ard. a moat nfluentia Jack
aonvdta politician; Judge J F C
Orlgg- a Hpitalls* of Apaia-hlco’a;
Hon Edwin M Hopkins, h highly sue
eesafui attorney. Ftste At
torney J Wi *r Kehoe of Marianna, lion.
W’ K Zewadfki of Ocala. . 1 >*ier ir. the
House In th* last Ijegilature, Judge
Daniel Campbell of DeFuniak Pprlnk-.
col J W, Watson, u merchant In
Ktasimmeo; Hon Ernest Vms. who is a
power in Banta Rosa i*>liil 1 . Hon. Will
lam A. Fulton of Hernando. Hon John
I*. Young of Hillsborough. ud Hon.
Frank Mcßae of Putnam. Other me mb* rs
of the lower houwe who are export'd to
mak* a marked Impression upor that
body’s proceeding* are Messrs R II Bu
ford of Calhoun. (*. Moreno Jon* * • f F*-
ambla, W. 11 Gunn of Liberty. E W
Russell of Monroe. John G M< Giftiti of
Nassau. H F. Mcßae of Pa. o, Jor n p
Wal. of Putnam. John 11. Harvell of SuntM
Rosa and J C. li Koonea of Burnt*
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Atuch iicilvltr Is roll.-sb!> Ir Florid,
RpiiW! sri A flicht I* on horwr-n
lh "outs" and the “ins" for a redistribu
tion of folsrsl a|>poliUßirnss. 'ol. Matt
Mat f i li.nt: rf Tunifia, the R. i an
dldate for Oovernor. received only t>.iM
votes Still he led the state
tlolcrl as vo*.'.getter. Mr. McKinley re
relvnd 7.4 w In isk? Kd flunby, Republl. an
iruhernat"'lal ■ undid,!e. received '.3W
volt* ..r.,i Mr M Klnl-y aot 11.2 M II is
■aid that thr decreased Republican vole
this ytar do. s not mean ao much t: a'
there are fewe Republican* In the efate
as It m'ans (antral ar.athy In the party
owing to the close .orporatlon natur* of
the orgnnlxa’lor.
judae John G Terns, of Si. AiitfUetlne
end Washington. D C., is in supreme con
trol of the Republican organization In
Florida, and Joseph K the negro col
let tor of Internal revenue. i Longs
prophet. Judge lAUttt I, United B'ates con.
aul general at Cairo Kirypt and Is now
at hb poat He writ.!, his lr|nnd In Flor
ida that he will be with them some time
lies! summer, which they interpret as
meaning that he la then coming uv. r to
£a up a now Slate lor the federal offiens
l FlortJi* o pr#sfß to th# lT#sid#fit.
m *..11 t l the present nffle |
• i I till ibl> on. *nl Indeed very
few mi>n ui? übge .we expected doi -
ng the next f* r y-wrf
AltiUVr i’v M A4.IWTH % 1 l.g.
Tlirrr %\**nr 11 hi iii lum • nt lle
Klertinn l’eeterdwj.
Allgwa, !*• ] -Tfii r>‘ bu been *o
m.n *iri{. ..:.g m t v*. t m •? < tii*
udrninisfnii-n of • • ofh* ■ of Justice of
'se |i < in A?. * *• l June?
r* j. i*telly f- . nfie t.dsd th* r.-iolidatlon
*
t: ■ i .r|*o< of r*wi i : g iii- i unit** r .f
tb**- k <oii. - Tb* ic<'<mm* n lwiacn wa*
• rr*♦ * 1 out ■ m ■*■swmry hi -Jatton
if tu# •*f .in *f t.f- TJcnersl A*e* m
*. | t . • • rt 4i* aon or urred
tii- !er th* ’:* w .*w
Th* t.’ • vv ir !of the* city ar
tr - . f , ■ • Jt !** caicuSated that
?i . !*-* e biilr. - s in each IHrrict wtll
. .< *• li: r• r *’* olout 11.-VD
i y* ,i * 1 I I* w.- lo4<k il* of en
**- f i •.i |>i.i'* <Jn*Uii* .> wsso
* Irtd'H* i down to two m eeh
• ii.wtr and irv tk*n to-dwy wa b
* : 11 T Hennetf and Thgddeu# Osk
'h* !’ir y- * I Harriet and between
ft U *Vai h 1 ’ W Bialnake in the
}.♦ •* wn a in Judge
Vaughan s court for rraov years When
VwiJ.r 'tb* .* f*-w m.ifi'ai ago Ben
nett : * c *d 1 him .1.1 mart#*rate, and
'**- a i•* <1 *> and Ten (itkmin i the
4. b • memter of t * Augue a bar The
e. . n * pdnnetf . r *W. oakman ♦*
If* the h*r *lxtr: '• .‘••alnaker wa-* ore
tf th* ruag * rn f >* y*4r -4 whom there
had beer, complaint undos’ the old regime.
ii ii * .• have l>een bitter r ,rdi
pub.. *h- -l against I. m In the r^wipr*e--
r the |a? few d.iyf Ha l also a IV -
i ;„• H. u r ’ , : 4 '■* a >our.g lawyer
a ini I> ni :kt Th vote resulted. Wall
bv Htainaker 24*
There war ong '•ttinsr anildateA
f. r corstwbes in each ii*'rl t Ir, Hn
neTt’s "urt Mike Kelly T. C. Do
tie were elc tad end In WsXw dt trt t
Henr' B Head in<l J*m J Da' awn
There was gr*a'e- inter-st thin v**
ever manifested h fore ir i m giftra en
•le'tfon and a oti of m ney *ne
sp*-nf atwl saver *1 fit tits or ured arounl
the Fourth ward roil*
901 DH'IWM H VI I HMVIIIM
The Fsffert Made *o A§rf Hie Life
Prnvrii In \ win.
Fornardlna. F*; . lec I.—The young
ton of J h* Eiaenhelmar. aged aVo.t t n
y.are, w*ai a cldently drowned at the
Center *rer: d*x k, thl afterncon about
4 o’clock.
It appears that the lad. with a little
companion hod been paying on on# of
rhititle and Twe lighten and oet hi*
f*x>*lng in some manna His .‘oin anloi
had not evrticb-nt pr#*eti*# of mind to run
for help, but stood cryliur until hi* c-in*
attr.'td **mc men lu • e neighborhood
wno u;on Questioning him. barned wtr*
bid I pruned. It ww thou 100 late to
save the child .n 1 up to The hour th*>
body hai rot been r * ov*
The father Jc*#pl I • • elm#r. is •
ployed with the Jetty contractor* n’hrU
tie !/>*• ar .l ll* worth * and *he *ympa
thv of the • mmtinl’v. r * i out to the b •
r.Mved | .yui who a*■ prostrated.
At.I,VI I uIH Till. HIdBOIRO.
Atlsntn Huaftiir** •!* t.rowrn • An
other Mini *W Needed.
AtWirti I> 1 it. H. Tat# ha beer.
Appoint*-*! rtselstmit ***nc;al l>a#nger
igent for th** iiontd ' r Une. with
headquarters in Ai ant ii* 1 arrived f*>-
lay to nsfiinu* uarge of the ofTU’e. Mr
Tate Is well known lu Atlanta, having
.rnvrly lx • u travehrg paaeenger arent
r the o, ! K.i t Tenn**>iee roa-l Michael
o\>nnot. w*H known in rallroa*! circles,
rti.l hij 4—l Mr Tat* e Southwestern
ayent at New Orie.m*.
T.u* .eln* mof tin* Seaboard tn Atlanta
.a* grown p*o rapidly that fha offlckMs
found th.it t . work wa> entirely too
much to 1 handle*! from the general of
♦\ #v w hich i# located at Fortinnouth. Va.,
*nd the *‘ftl e was creatcil here for Mr
Tate
ATLANTA'* III4U CLK. IR I NGi.
Raalneaa for ItMM( 4, 13,0P1.n4H>
Ahead of I*>MU.
Atlanta De- 1 -The clearing house fig.
ures given out today by Mr. Darwin
Jones, nanut- r. show a . nderfu4 mere# s
In buelness They stow Atlanta's banka
did lIS.nW'WO more business for the first
eleven months of 1900 than for the first
eleven month*. 199 The clearing* last
month, ending yesterday, show an in
rease of more tnan 1J.80.000 over Ihe
..wines* transacted In November. 1499
The average increase month by month,
during the ,ae veer, has been a million
dolxira over each preceding month, which
-hows Ihe steadiness of the financial mar
ket.
ATTEMPT AT 4 A SttlN ATION.
I sltsoHH Parilee Trl—tl fo Shout
Vrnstor Henderson.
Columbia. B. C . Dec. 1 —lt la believed
an attempt was made last night lo as
sasatnaie State Senator D D. Henderson
of Alker.. one of the lesiding lawyer* In
th* state He was returning to hi# home
from Charleston The sratn stopped at
White Pond As It started a bullet crash
ed through the window a few Inches above
the Aerator's head, the glass falling In
hla lap There I, no clue to 4he perpe
iratois of foe oillruge
ruovn wiu. !•(■( k: bomdi.
The County \ uirtt ft* Pnl Hot Abnul
gWMMMt Watrlli.
Roma Go.. Her. I.—Floyd county voted
10 Issue I*;< tfi in bond* to-day. The vole
mi; be dost but sufllc.ent to validate th*
bond# Thim l**ue 1* mad* to liquidate
the floating Indebtedness of th* county.
Out of 971 vote* here, only three were
isainet or>i* The people of Ihl* city
i> Jubilant over the su-ve** of th* move.
Oti e t nouean.t and five hundred vote*
were n. eaaary to carry the question.
K\-It.HIITI> WIDOW DEAD.
Colombia* 'liimifacturla*
In Increase lie Capital.
Columhii*. <! . Dec. I.—Mr*. Martha
Ann Burru?. widow of th* late Sheriff
Jacob vi. Burrui, died thla morning.
At a meeting of the stockholder* on
Dec. 11. the Columbua Manufacturing
Company will Inuijw It* capital from
Jin,ooo to |j"o.<*t> It l un.lerM.wl the
ioni|iany will duplicate It* preeent mill
bill ding which hta ]ut heen completed.
I uttnll Att<ir-> ttasser'a Fee.
A'lantu. Dim 1.-The b.ard of County
C-mmlaaloner* met to- m at noon an I
npiwoieil the JO per ctrti*. tee of County
Attorney Rosser, or the collection of
back tux** from co po- aliens. A report
•at read hy Mr r when th meet
ll.g an . ill- Ito onl*r All the mem u.-r*
of the lon.l were p.e* n Tm -e(e>rt
jhnwed the 'ehortou* nature of the lit I.
gallon that had been necessary for th*
collection of the ta*e; the carp'ration*
being represent.d by the t-e-t I*mil tal*nt
In the ttate. Th a-ce were 'eight In
both Nupvtlar and Supreme Cuurta
r I7IE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2.10(K).
will. ur.T o>: hi Mm mi bit ii.
The (lOirrnmi ni Aeiard* I'hMi
Inionnt to Mark. Mien. **< all). anil
Harrell.
l ei* tlve Jtj-iu - S• .ark r* elved yeittr*
•a> quit' an agrera je mbtUve in th* form
of a ,etter from die I’ost 'fTlce Depart
ment at Washington notifying hurt that
the Fostmaater Gen era i had awarded mm
|JOO for his A^ervices leading to the arrtw
and onvbtiH. ol Harry Beimont and
Harry Ne.son on th* narge of the bur
glary of t;e j hjs\ ftl- • -At O uiia Feb Z
The let**r further Mated that a warrant
lor the amouiu w- ikl .**- tn.ii.* i ahortit
Similar ’.efi'ii were icj.t lo Martin
Scully. J J *ii md J. J Barret, a*,
of whom w * r** on the deiectlve fore*- aid
had a hand In the capture of the in* n
Since tnat time Barrett has died, ad
Shea Ws#v sh*<t 4*i.;> as.. we*-k - ap*. w.
Hr ukj wii - r*l , •i in*- rank* on h
count of < naif - * growing out of the vr>
co for wni.b tne reward now come*
The amoui.i due Hh*a will !*• tak* n in
charge by his father whll* that of Bar
rett wld be furned over * l * fami.y
also
Jl NTII b t Id kill t|l %bIFIF.O.
Msglatratr In fifth HlMriet Nfcelved
Ilia t onimlwaion auil look Oath.
Wldiam J. Cleary, n**an public ar*d *x
oflSclo Jumlco of the p* a for ho Fifth
Ids trie t of the county, qualified are! took
the oath of office before Judge H L
l>rrii4 In the Court of Ordinary on ve§
Just.a Cleary’s eommiieion from the
<\ vemor arrived a day or two *lruc and
upon his qualification yesterday the com
n.iaicon wa* turned over to him bv Judg>
fcrrill
< IT Y HHIA ITIBk.
M.as Sti.c s advanced ; u lls In elocution
will give a recital at Conservatory' Music
Hall Tuesday night.
The Eiefru* Bo :a 1 Fl jh wll give Is
**# <>nd anniiai hJI it Fa?hol Ii ra y
Hal! on We n* ? lav evening Tboenf Id
orchessra will fun is.) m ale for th
*c anon. The *.ii, w.i )e la h .rge f
a committee const!* . v cf Me*ra C. W
• ■ofirw* rr chsi man (* }| A* ame ad
L <V Cos lhift. Trie . ui> tall of ,**t year
w* - most sue . ► fui *ffa r ad that o
Wedne* ev?r.n wll .1 ub le * #
(Quaky pi i*ai; ad ■ n oya >.e.
4>nlinnrA'a DrrrMbrr Trrm.
The December term of the Court cf Or
dinary will convene at 30 o’clock to-mor
row morning There is a Jong list of
ases awa ring Jud*- Id rill s dtcMou.
but most of them are r *tine in the4r na
t :re and will require but little time.
WILL PRKJCJfT A TEXAS PUO.
Mra. Lull to lli*tirn It to |)aaghter
of i oiifederaey.
Milford. N H Dec 1 Mrs. Mary A
Lull, w.dow* of Col Lull of this town.
I* ft for Corsicana. Tex . to-day on her er
r.ind to deliver to the I'nited Daughters
of the Confederacy a flag, the distin
guishing mark of which ik a lone star,
captured in the chars** of the Ex nth New
Hampshire Volunteers ot Fort Hudson.
La May 27. IMS. Hhis is the regiment
th.i< Lieut. Col. Lull commanded and he
sent the flag home as . s *uv< nlr o fthai
tight Later he was killed Recently
Mrs. Lull wrote to the TVs a* Division of
th# United Dautrbters of the Ccnf*-*iemrv
and to turn over to * .*m th** flag
for identification. Tha offer waa accepted
and the Invitation to attend the reunion
•f th** Daughters tC* bsU-ana I* > 4 w .*•
e\ten*led and a -opted Mrs. Lull also
go-a •• - r* pi' -nt itive of Oliver W
Lull Foe? No. 11 U. A. R.. Dei>4rtmcnt
of New Hampshire
TRAIN lltMl WAA KILI.F.O.
Mlved Train on tl.e Atlnntlc toast
blue AAna IA reeknl.
Oolumhla. H. t'., Dec. 1 A mix'd
freight and |>a'-enger tr.dn in he At
lantic: Coast Line w.i dcr II and te wen
lllshopvllle and Sumter this evening
Nine box*-* and a eoaeh went off Gus
Singleton, a train band wa- kl’ ed, ml
two others injuied The paengers w r.-
badly shaken up. A h oken rail 1 eup
pr.,r to have caused the wreck
Lndlrntl nl I linrleeH.it,
Charleston, S C . Do ' 1 —Rear Admiral
Endlcott. chief of Ihe bureau of y.trde and
docks, arrived here to-day to Inspect sites
for the naval station which will probably
be remove-1 to Charleston from Port
Rovat.
The Franklin Ctgar ts the best.
Take no other. Ihsr. Frank !; fc Cigar
A Sr Cigar for Sc. Franklin *
Good enough for all. Frank Hr. s .V
cigar—ad.
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rCNIOXAL.
SLIGHT RUSH \VOK<
f ] by leaving a hituJ depot! . n that gold
watcti. and amt In time w.l be h* . to
regulate It. lo the minute ind engrave It,
with any name or mot.o d<- ircd; that Un
ger ring cm be engraved In time, t * e
gold spectacles can be net aside the prop
er focus can he to .ml by th Id
ones, so no guesswork ne.de to be
done at the eleventh hour, o.d gold, p atl
num. silver and fair taken as- a h Fe
gees. 25 Ett: Broug tor.. hal“, J welry
and ahavng sui ply hou*. he pig. e t■>
have anew pin In y ur broo had poll.li
ed like r.e* for lh . an 1 sure to he re dy
for Christ RUM
•*sr magnificent solitaire dia
mon.d ring Fancy place* charge hundred
Sounds more swell anJ dignified.
FREE OF CHARGE- AT.I. 3Clß
•or* and shears *tam|>cd with Fegeas’
name thurpen grain. Bure *;eel
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Mail order* promptly filled.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN’ CAP
ITAI> WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS
SIFIED ADVBRTISEMF.NT CGLt \IN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NSTi AD
VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN JOC _
HOT “HOUSE VIOLETS AND NAR
clasl are now on sale at W.unaoa Ex
change, under Guards' AMUurjr
This is the
Christmas Month,
THE WEST STORE
|W 1 V TO fII %T ACT.
Never lii there heiii aliowii au*h a
Superbly Leautitul Dismay
—f-
Artistic Wares,
—INCH DING—
HAVILLND’S CHINA.
LIBBEY’S CUT GLASS.
ART GOODS’ LAMPS’
STERLING SILVER.
METAL NOVELTIES.
CLOCKS. STATUARY.
I'l.UbM \D, ANSI A THOI ** %\D
OTIIBH DI.H H4KiBATIOSik.
BARLER OIL HEATERS.
Thos. West & Cos.,
11 BROUGHTON STREET. WEST.
I'd It SON AL.
DON' T GIVE YOUR SIGN WORK TO
a houaa painur or paper hanger, but
*attmann a Wed. tne up-udat* 4gn
painter*. 324 Broughton :r**et. we*?.
HOT STI FFS GFT THE GENUINE
HOT STUFF. \f*ITH HOT STUFF
STAMPED ON HEATER AT P H
KIEKNAN SlO STATE STREET V EBT.
YOU WILL LIKE THE MILK FROM
. • . tty
THE Bot/TH SI Jn: DANCING *ACA D.
einy. under the management of M uri
O Neil and Rl.ey.wiil g ve their regular bl
nion.hiy aolrce TuMalay. Dec. 4. at School
Had. and Second wtreet T.ck
'te lAtc. adb.l t .ng genueman and Indict
Baftkiu’* fun orchiMra will furiush iat
c ? muiiic.
WA NTE D.jrELLICO COAL‘~TO BE
ured n !l g ate fire* Try it and •*# a
cheerful hre A S. Cohen. Telephone ♦*s
""T7TZ savannah "“61 sTiti?rr — :meT
mil Deliver v- Company ha trie
or.iy regularly licensed storage warehouse
protected by burglar alarm for the ator
ak'4- of furniture, in the city; ail kinds* of
dtoyjge fcOll* tied; telephone 2.
MILLIN ER Y MILLINERY I>A DIES
liaxe your he** male at Mr* B BrittonG,
and ravr i*aif Hat you pay other*: fe*th
*•**. rlbb n*. velvet* and other trimming*;
feather* cm led, dv and. 1> Barnard
DON'T FORGET THAT MILLER
sells doll* an 1 toys. Come and sc our
h0.i.l ly as* irtment. JO7 Broughton, we. '.
HYACINTH AND NAP''IP9! S BI'LBS
tailms rubber plants, rut flowers and
floral designs from Oelschlg's Nursery
oppoalte Catholic Cemetery. J Gardner,
sei-iit, 12 Broughton wtreet. east.
Sl'PI. RFI.t'O ' S HAIR DK3TR' <YED
Dt-t- .tvene will <lo b every tlm< ; qui k y.
hirttiles>|y and palrleasly. no Injur. to
skin; sample, for io Inf . and c ; w tt- as
Il*olven* Comisuny. 1133 Broadway New
York.
32 30 FOR ART SQL'ARES WHILE
they last Big nssortment. all gra b * of
art square*, rug . mats, ponlerc* C. P
M filer, ag lit
if'.V.' A PORT Torn WINTER
clothing' b i u put It In ahap- : J pr
mouth Rterllt g l'ry • finx Cl >. 19 \ rk w
\A H CLE AN ~OA RI FTS EITHER UV
whipping out Ihe *lu*t and dirt or bv
scrubbing. Call up telephone 2 Savin
nah District MeasengtT and Delivery
Compat ■
CHOICE LINE >*F WILIAJW AND
cobbler r> at rocker* for the h.II lays, at
Teeples 317 Broughton, west.
YOE WILL NEED A FIRE. I 8E JEL
-Ico coal. A 8 Cohen Telephone
1 SELL THE MOST LIBERAL Acci
dent policy written. 1 I>. I.aßoc ie gen
era! agent. Edited State* Casualty Cont
par.y, (
THE FCRNITC HE EXCHANGE US
Barnard street, buy* and cells all kinds
of second-hand furniture for rash.
YOECAN HAVEYOEROLD TRENKB
ind sat hel* repaired to be as good o*
n. w for a link money. Chatham Trunk
Fa tory. Broughton, corner Abemrn
streets.
I VM NOW LOCATED AT~414 WEST
r to g up 1188 If you want to
have your fund ure moved . r packed for
sblpmen' or st.rage, 1 guarantee pr: e*
the same ns I fio ihe work that'a gben
to me. A S. Gr.ffi... 414 Bioughton street,
west; mattresses mad# to ortler
KENSINGTON FARM MILK 13 EN
surpussed f r rlchnes,. delivery la per
f. et; phone J 42
ir ns pegs you want you can
get them h. aper from McOblls.
II FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS WHILE
they last e. P. Miller, .agent.
HOW“ _ ABOET YOER WINTER
thlni is put II In shape; $ p .-
month. Sterling Pressing Club, Ist Y'ork w
SEE MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKS
( filce table*, effice malting, office shades
27 Rruughton. west.
JCLLICO IS THE BEST COAL FOR
giat t% A S. Cohen. Telephone sv
WHEN YOU SEE M QILLIS' SIXTY.
lr. h 99-cent run you an'.l buy iherr..
Juft can't he p It. will *ell In any quan
tity.
FOR FT'RNITI'RE AND PIANO
p.-i-kura. mev.-t or storage. call up t<
phone 2. either Jme, or -all on the Sa
vannah l>l*tr: • Messenger and lie tverv
Company: all lun.li of .Iravage done nr
renaonab'.e term*
TEEPLE IS SIIOWINO A NICE LIVE
of carpet*, matting rug*. h*des. l.no
lettm; cheapest In town.
"FL'RNITI’RK MOVED WITH CARE."
I* a apt .ally with McGIUI*.
BL'Y VOIR TRI'NKS. SATCHELS
and tele--ope* where they are made; vou
will gave money. Chatham Trunk Fa
tory. Brought- .. . orner Abercorn *trcei*.
M'GILLIS LACE CERTAINS WILL
beautify your pallor.
FI'RN'ITt'RE I'PHOLSTF. RED MAT
tresses renovated, antique furnltu-* repo:
Irhed. furniture packed, and shipper! tn
beet manner. Send me your erdere. C P
MiHer. agent.
KIMBALL'S' ANTI - RHEUMATIC
ring every rheumatic ought to wear. J.
Gardner agent. I! Broughton street, ea*t
MGILLI9 IS CHEAP ON RCOS. NETS
la-* cur'e n- hammock*, water cooler*
pl ow- pt, u—. stove*. b.dr.tr. suit*,
ond furniture of ever' deer|pilon.
HATS. RIBBONS. FEATHERS. ETC.
at h-ilf Broughton afreet prl ee Hat*
trimmed for XT* 1 . Feathers dyed ant! curl
ed. Remodeling a specialty. Mt*s C. D.
Kmr.er. 11? York. w*#t.
how about yofr winter
clothing' let u* put If in (hap*; tl per
month S erling Pres*lng Club. 1> York. w.
ipholstering. we lead in
low price*, superb work don- promptly;
while me’hanlos only. Efabllahed near
ly twef.ty year*. Peter Fox.
FOR UP-TO-DATE SIGNS OF ALL
kind See Oattmann 6. Weed, —I Brough
ton street, weat.
PER AON %L.
WIDEN SKY. ON is Hi >UO HTON A.Ni>
Barnard. ha*> *ecare4 tbt service* of i ‘
r.xpcn engraver frcin the North* wn * w. .
t on du > * th
me hoiid.t>* 4o • ngrage free of ;harg i
ail ait.de* pu cgaged at ataL**a.j
--t. • nt.
RAZORS AND SAFETY RAZ-IRS *’ON
• avd and follow ground. *u.-l cutlery
of u.i kird*. fttralgiu **dge. sharp**■*
<4 -d and *mr*nd raaor* add 'om
knive# m and • -?d r-1 ha miles- ru? - r
maor and raaor itror*. beat for put in*
ah *rp edge* on ri tf cafh ruin''?* r ‘
|u.ie.i and r*K .:#:• ! rle * thr ag
oflls i-. general d*- .very, put your n.im aid
U'ldrccft on order* and I w... li and >•
you or leave order* at No 4S Drgytor.
airet. Savanna i. <a lio'->er McDor.*-u*u
GO TO JOS H. BAKER IN MARKET
for fine rre*’e poultry, gim**. brain*.
weabread, tripe phone
BiaoafT I'PHOJ.STUUY JOB OF THE
4: },f, ■t- .ily i !a'i.-
I’m at y. ur
r.ow before Xnv. row! prices
lowest; rfe my .mi<i. Fox . 714 Wt
alter
LOWNEV'B CANDY RECEIVED
fresh every 0y •. the lmt"*ru! Canty
Company orner Bull ar.l State sir.ets
IF Y’OU DON'T FIND WHAT YOC
want where y.-u ar.* *- ai rg sopp re voti
try Miller Mis assortmer.t Is the bewt In
town 1-7 Brought* n west.
~WrBE, A HORSE MY" KINGDOM
for a horaa" that ho. t
(It him. A horse thus equipped ran 1 -
4epenJe<4 on Y'ou trln* th- horse and I
wI! Tuamniee the sh.e s tr,.i the flt of
th-m and eharge no more than you
would pay for a poor Job Monahan the
Hors, i.oer and Fitter. JefTerson Mr..
n.'ur Liberty.
FOR A PRETTY BEDROOM Sl'tT
parlor and dlrint'-room f irr.itjr*, o
show .1 go to Teeple's.
KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN
e station in tha eoun ry free rrom city
drainage. Impose:Me for mi k to become
contaminated, by impure odors, tf you
want pure Jersey in Ik. phone M4* De
livery prompt; satlsfactl n guaran'eel.
M'OILLIS MOVES PACKS SHIPS
anl stores ptanue and furniture; beat work
or iy. r,o "Chea;.aohn" price#—no "< neup-
John” jpbe
"CAN ARY BIRDS GOLD FISH WA
ter ernes bone flour at 12 Broughton
s'reet. east.
I HT'Y OR SELL OR EX H " NOE
city Improved properly I. D Laltewh-.
SEE MILLER'S NEW *-'TY'LES IN
eorpets, mat ings Unoleunts. window
shades. A 1 work done ;n ftrs*.class style
Get our f* lmate. 207 Br ur t n. wst
M'GILLIS SELL* SIXTY-TNCM "h'~S
—Smvrn* pstt
TEEPI.ECAN SAVE Y'Ot* MONEY ON
stoves, steel ranges, nil hea'ers and hot-
Stuff ?!7 Ylrr jhfnn wifttf
BEE MILLER'S NEW STEEL STOVE?
■nd rmngei*, oil heat#r. wood h#*ter
beet makes, reliable goods. rtAeonable
prices. 207 Broughton, west.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN' CAP
ITAIeS WILL HE PRINTED IN' CLAS
SHIED ADVERTISEMENT COLI'MN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD
VERTISKMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN *OC.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
FIN EF-U MOST REA BON
able prices, one wfith each dc*en cab -
nets mounted on a lovely Xmu and N.-w
Years card. I am making a s-vdal tun
on crayon pastel and watercolor In band
some fro me* at very low prl e* fo -h
holidays; a fine pre*nt. •**> my , egan
line of frames, etc. Wilson's Studio, 41
Bull eireat.
HEDI 4 AI..
DP. McOEIIEE VISITS ANY PART
city; II cash, office treatment, S3 per
month. me<ilc|ne furnished Coemopohtan
Dispensary, Liberty and Limxaln street*.
'phone* 83a.
LADIES! CHICHESTER'S ENG I.IBH
Penny loyal Pill* are the beat. Safe, re
hab e. Take r.o o'her Send 4e et.imi s
:or particulars, ''Rel.ef for lar<ll-s " n
le ter by return mail Ask your druggl-t.
Chichester Chemical Cos., Philadn . Is.
I HAVE FOI'ND A POSITIVE CERE
for diunkenness; can he given *ecr-i|v
n h g a.l|\ tell you a at It Is; fi. n't se. and
iTO-.ey Mrs. May Hawkins. lx> k Box
L H 111. Grand Rnpi.is. Mich.
. LADIES-SEND TO-DAY FOR MY
free m-a.thly regulalor, never f;.. some
thing new Mrs. F. Beard, Olive street.
Ixuilsvtlle. Kv.
CANCER Ct RED AT HOME BY IN
ternal tr. alment. no knife, plaster or pair.
Book and testimonial* mailed free Can
■t institute, 121 W. Forty-second street
New York
MORPHINE." OPT EM LAEDAM’M
cocaine habit, myself cured; will Inform
vau of harm ess. permanent hoene cure.
Mrs Baldwin. Box Ul2. Chicago.
HOW ARE YOER FEET’ IF YOER
feet are troubling you. cell on me end I
will give you rll*f, I cure Ingrowing
nails, corns and all diseases of the fee
without pain; .harges reasons'le; ran
glv the beat references In the city; pa
tients treated at reldenc*; orders can
h left at Livingston's drug store. Bull
end Congress streets: te ephont 293 Lem
Dsvls surreon chiropodist.
HELP WANTED— M AI.E.
WANTED. A COMPETENT GROCERY
->rk; stale salary wanted A.ldress R -
tail Grocer, car* Newt.
' SORER YOUNG MAN, ONE
who understands grocery am.
business, none but a hustler need app„.
P O Box 102.
WANTED. GOOD MIfCER TO GO TO
the Isle of Hope E. G. Black, * Bryan
east,
SUCCEfSShrt INSURANCE AGENTS
can make more money with our plan than
with any other. Sick, aeclden end death
benefit* combined Apply M n.foy and
W.dnesday. K 6 Jeffers, n street
WANTED A BOY TO DO COLLECT -
Ing and make himself generally useful.
App.y to Georg* Lehwakl, 4'je Hull street,
w eel.
WANTED. YOL'NG MAN~OF GOOD
moral character as bookkeeper, must have
r< me experience and must be quick and
ac utate at figures Address In own hand
writing, "T," 150 Duffy street, east, city.
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
s • and by sample to wholesale and r■■:* 1
V let Si a'o Ihe largest and only man.
ufvrturers in cur line In the w-orl 1 1 bera!
salary paid Address. Can-Dex Mfg Cos
Tice. 3* Board of Trade Building S*van
re h. Ga
WAVTFD~A 'YOT’NO MAN IN DRY
goode store Apply Mordsv morning ,1.
Cohen. 11* Broughton stree-. east
W ANTED BY RETAIL “CBUV’ERr A
gunk, hrlg.d boy. with some experience
Address In own handwriting. Grocer, ca e
Morning News.
WANTED AT ONCE TWO FIRST
class shoe fuppersi cutters and fitters
steady employment liOeo m tis A1 nen
week. Apply to E I Okartnn No ijl
Broughton atreet. fas'. Savannah Ga
WANTED A GOOD MILKER APPLY
Irom 12 to 1 Sunday or Monday, 3UI pfo*,
Duffy.
WANTED A BRIGHT EXPE l
encesl oltlnc bnv on* w-o I not f r j f
wo k. good chance for sdvan em*nt .o
right hoy. Apply Oh William* n Mr *?.
WANTED TEN MORF v -<-m
ling to learn to make trunks SmaH pay
at first, good money !,m r Sou,hern
Trunk Factory > Bay street, ea*;.
WANTED. A GOOD BAKER. SECOND
hand. SI Georg* Bai.i Bakery, Fn.* and
Hall street*.
THE UP=TO=DATE GIRL
Knows that our Mannish Boots are made for wa .
wheelinvr or for lad we.tther. We have ‘‘Reyu ar o r
"Hibrh Cuts" in B>x Caif, Vici and Patent K.d v *h
hand-sewed soles. . .
$3.00 and $>3.50.
There’s n< reason why the up-to- .
date jj;rl should wear a shoe that \
tlo.-sn't please her —and //fcLoeA
She Won’t if She SHOE
COMpptf;
J. A. VARNEDOE. EMMETT MONCREIFFE, .
A. L. WEIL. Ittm.Sr r
111 I I' U IMJID-MUE.
. . ! A TTVK YOUNG SuiToi
eoo\ a.kirc-* to <b*lve m.lk wagon; muit
:ur.a r - omm endwtions from lat cm -
..over. Apply No. 6 Ea>t Thirty-ninth
street.
V\ ANTED IN DUST RlOt'S MEN AND
women !n #ver y * wn to work for j* a?
• r home*, ro canv**ing. we wil ee\ 1
w .: * ' a nee; we have *evtral line*
o w rk io klv# out. e* me of wn c i fe
r< r. experience; If you can’t d* vote
e w jie day to our w rk yon can earn VS
or |4 a w k by working an hour or wrv
e* * A dns 9uindfti<) Man .fa lur
ing Cos, 142 Weal -3*l street. New Yoik.
WANT! D TRUSTWORTHY AND IN
%*■ igen* m*:. and women to travel for oiJ
an.l re iabl> house; salary to H A** a
e.ir and expense# according to ability;
"xperDr.e unneceesarv. rtate ug* and
two ref renew Deparimnt 2S. Tn©
Be l Company. PhliadelphUi. Fa.
MAN TO TRAVEL \ND APPOINT
n-T*r*> S’ yearly nr.d expert*© a; perms
r#*nr -Ii *i brlgh future to hustler Bupt
: Scar building. Chi ago.
WANTED, an enfrcettc man to
mar age an office in Sa* an' ah fo Ire
nianufa turxg on err.; airy $ 2 i>©
n rth r extr* pr fit*; m*’ furtnUh
g< <1 rt f* re-cea and |fM cash A<l Ir s*
Manage . Box IL'l. Phllsde pli a. I*a.
WANTED. SAVANNAH BRANCH OF
fl'© maraper |3 and otrotnlnion; #end
••amp Sanitary Cos.. St. !x>ui#. Mo
SALESMEN TO SELL IMPORTED
ar.d domestic liquor*, principally fine Ken
i tucky whiskies and blend*. cae and bar
r* good*, to Jobbers and oon trad©;
1 - 1 ' ? A p**hf man ealarv or
I *'* mn Fi S. Strader A Son, *? and
! 71 Ka-t Water mreet. Lexington. Ky.
MANAGER ESTABLISHED NORTH
. .rf; firm exi*r.-llng js.*uthern buslnes*. .ie
-1 '‘lre-* spable officer manager for Savan
,,i . 5 year salary. ar.J commlsaton;
musi furnish 1800 ant satisfactory refer*
enc*e. Adfiress Box 22, At'.ant,.
SALESMEN FOR CIGARS; NEW
plan, qul lc sales, good business, big
money Consumers' Cigar Cos., SSI !* Tth
-Ireet, s*t- Louis.
WANTED. A TRAYTELING MAN TO
sell spring line of dry goods, our own
laities, on .-oaimlsslon. to the retail
ouniry dealers. Tn, Purnell Dala M1...*,
: llox Philadelphia, Pa.
MECHANICS ENGINEERS, ELEC
; 'rlclans. firen;en. etc. A free scho.aruhtp
i :n era.neering will be awarded to a few
| ac',l p- ,>mmended app.l ants American
*:Ti 'ol of Corr. si>.ndence, ft-siton. Mass.
SALESMAN* WANTED, BY OLDEST
! firm in the ir<t>. to sell to physicians:
u rmanent p. -iUor. state experience fully.
! P. C> Ft ** Vw, Philadelphia.
SALESMEN—WILL CONTRACT WITH
; *w.> t:a'.: ::y talesmen f>r balance of the
| vear .iml nex ; t*ermanent ea,.tried posi
•n fur right men: dry goods experience
preferred. Address “W. D. C." car, of
I I'-iper.
“id; srcci'HSFi i~wuite““ai'ver
Usemer.ls; we iiuve tauxht by mai! grad
imp* who nr, making |2' to Ed per week
Our free hook tells everything. Page-Da
via Cos , Chl-ago. 111.
WANTED. COLORED MAN who
writer, a p!a n hard to prepare for travel
ing ISO monthly and expenses; send self
aldre-s-d envelope for particula*s Presi.
d<nt M icß ody, :iW D.a'bom, Chicago.
TRAVELING SALESMAN WANTED
: by e,'sb!le7ej house, no *echnleai knowl
edge neeess.vrv. but simply a:, around hua
ik rof good appearance and address. First,
clas* line Special contra t. Entire time
required, references. Box 3, Detroit.
| Mich
YOI'NG MEN—OUR ILLUSTRATED
catalogue explain* how we leach barber
I trad. In elgnt weeks ; mailed free. Moler
1 Barber College. St Louis, Mo
W ANTE r> E VERY W H E RE~ HV S
tlers to tack signs, diseribuie circulars,
i samples, etc.: no canvassing: good pay
Sun Advertising Bureau. Chicago.
MALE HELP W ANTED-RELI ABLE
men to sell our line of fine lubricating oils.
| grease, ar.d paints. Salary or commission
Address Reserve oil Cos. Cleveland, O.
j Offices No S2 Superior street.
PENS—PROFITABLE LINE OF GOOD
pens for a few first-class men calling up
on office trade throughout th* I'ntted
States. Good men only desired Send 10c
for simple cards and Information Turner
Harr.son, Falcon Pen Works, 1211 and 1213
Spring Garden street. Philadelphia. Pa
SALESMAN WANTED BY AN OLD
established ;e* and coflee house, a bright
experienced sal**m*.n acquainted with
tne retail grocery trade In Savannah and
vicinity. Liberal propoel ion to a man
of push and ability; state experience, by
whom employed, etc. Address Importers,
P. O Box 33d, Philadelphia.
BJtntOETIC ACnVE REPRESKN
tatlve In each town; posl'lon permanent
ar.d profitable American School of Cor
respondence. Boston, Muss
III'.I P WANTED—FEMALE.
w A DO*" 8 E WING
on pant- ovrralla, etc. American Manu
fa turtr.r Company, 333 Rroughton. weet
A WHITE MIDDLE ACEH WOMAN,
with experience and no Incumhran *. to
go In the -ounrry to cook and keep houae.
Address Box It. thla ofllce.
WANTED. YOFNO LADY CASHIER
mu*t write good. plain hand, mutt oe
quick; state sa.ary wanted Address in
own handwriting. A. A. A. A , Morning
New*.
COOK WANTED, WITH RECOM
mer.datlor; on having experience in Jew
ish fnm:l) |•referred. Apply at 303 Jon**.
east.
WOMEN TO SOLICIT SICtTaND AC
cldent benefit Insurance among their own
•ex. 21* Jefferson street.
WANTED SERVANT FOR GENERAL
h-.u work; 'must hve In yard. 412 East
Waldburg street.
WANTED si PTLED COLORED wo
man a* cook and servant; call 120 Park
avenue, east.
WANT.--. A NO. I COOK AT Ml
Gordon Apply Monday 10 o'clock
WANTED EOMPETEVT COLORED
glO Apply at Huntingdon drew
east, to-day.
WANTED A COMPETENT NI'RSE
*|rl to care of 2 chi dren. 300 Huntingdon
east.
WANTED. r OMPETT'NT HOUBE
girt. Apply thla morning at I o’clock to
I<U Jones, cast,
HELP WA.VTEIA-FBMAI.I
EXPERIENCED GENERAL nv”
ant for couple Apply, with -■ ■■ ■
after 9 o'clock 411 Gordon atr, ,7"
WANTED. RELIABLE Ni l s a .
Gaston street, eaat
WANTED. A GOOD TAILOR!' S -*•
Whitaker street.
WANTED. THREE BRIGHT LADIES
to prepwre fur trove.lng, corre- ,it : .
and office work, position pennant r.-
monthly and expenses. Address'd .-
lope for parilcu ars Mat surer E
bps. Pontiac Building, Chlca*-
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WANTED
everywhere to do oopytng a: home. lj
weekly; no capital required : o M
stamp. W Rooee. Corydon. Ini
WANTED. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
to travel and appoint agents: also or.* •
qua.lfy for branch offi-e, manager l.fo,
yearly; permanent: rapid promuti r.
eral Manager. SC Star building. Oh .go
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
ITAIuS WILL RE PRINTED IN
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT rOI.t'MN
FOR TttP CENTS A WORD N< AD
VERT IS EM ENT TAKEN FOR l£s*
THAN 30C.
AGt NTS R'IITED.
"aGENTS WASTErWV.M.VI>-
The Horror* fa Stricken C| y 11 M
Helstead. fully I I stra> and. astett a 1 >
book ever published, only J 1 SO • ;n)1
guaranteed; outlli free; be qul k. J. s
Zelgler A Cos.. Chicago HI.
CORSET AGENTS THERE IS ONLT
one heat—ihat'a the Hygt a. the f vndart
of the eenturv for service and sac.*(*.-.
tion. For partlculara addree* the Wtet.
ern Corset Cos.. Bt. Loul*. Mo
AGENTS—OUR SECRET PRO.
recipes, formulas, new Invention*, etc
teach how to start paying business In
spare time, right In your localltv, ins'nir.
Gone aid samples free Address Wheaton
A Cos., New Bedford, Mass
AGBNT.W—SPECIALTY BACKED BT
absolute guarantee to straighten klrlrr
negro hair, nearly all profit and sH.s tm
sight Write Boston Chemical Compel.
Richmond, Va , for territory and paru --
lars
WANTED.AGENTS IN EVERT COUX
ty to se.l "family menvrlala;" good pro
hu and steady work Address* Campbell
& Cos, *33 Plun street. Elgin, 111
WE DO NOT WANT ROTS OR LOA r
ers to write us. men of ability ,r.l\ BV
to |.es> pgr month Sa'esmen and ge ere'
agents, salary or rommltdai, s <■ ,
ducements Raclre Fire Engine an.! Mo
tor Cos.. Rac.re, Wla.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
Stamford Gas Lamp. A wonderful I- • •*.
tlon. on. -sixth the expense of k*n - e
or lx lime* the light Perfectly safe
Forty-one and (ferent styles. Retail from ti
up. AP brass Country people car r> w
have light brighter than electric iv rl
cheaper than ke ossne Can furnish thou
"•r.d* of te*ilm>.nfols from pwpl using
them for months Agents coining r m
with this line holiday pres.-nt Write lor
exclusive territory. The Standard lamp
Cos.. 113 Michigan street. Chle-igo,
AGENTS. OENERAL, REST MAIL R
der ar|cle ever produced. Iho -o a n - per
cent pr. (1. I/G n C>-emlcal Compsry.
11l Broadway. New York
EMPLOYMENT WATTED.
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND
office man wants position; recomm t. a
tlon* given. Address Competen.. ere
News office.
MALE STENOGRAPHER AG I. Tf;'-
enteen. desires half-day poeltlon. mon ;ng
or afternoon, goo.! speed and well ej;<r
enced. Address Willing, cars M>:: •
News
WANTED" BY~ WHITE WOMAN
place as cook; good reference. Apply and
Montgomery etreeL
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSI
tlon as stenogrupher; willing to take low
wages at first with promise of rata. At
dress E., car# News
WANTED, collections by '
man, familiar with city Has hatl some
experience X.. News office
HOUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED,
wishes situation; understands mar.as"-
ment of servants and table requirement*
Address Mrs. M. Y . care Box 79, Post
offic*.
WANTED. HOUSEWORK IN SMALL
family, by an eloerly German woman Ap
ply Tarver's Employment Bureau
A GOOd”WASHWOMAN OR NURSE
or houseglrl can be found at 310
srreet.
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS MEN
In want of reliable ngent or collector,
nest reference# Apply luee T. She* *<■'•
ford lit Bay street, east.
male rtenoorapher~and tt pe
writer, two years’ experience, des " ■ n
change position. Can furnish all refer
er.ee* deelrel. Address ‘'Chang.
Morning News.
WANTED BY A RELIABLE C> I R
ed woman, a place lo cook, with * mom
on the premise*. Indian street lai.'
WM4.
reliable white* woman w
situation a* nurse, to take entire cl HP
of Infant; will assist with houeewi.rk
also. 8., care Newra.
WANTED. BY AN~EXPERIENCED
news and Job printer, situation. either tn
clay or country town. Reference*
changed Ernest W. Harper. Warrei tor.
N. C
WANTED. POSITION AfT RITI.F"
s’ewsrd or cook, day or night cook.
3." this ofllce.
COLORED WOMAN WANTS fUT
union to nur*e or housew irk. Cal id
733 Qwlnnett. east. ______
GOOD WASHWOMAN WANTS SMA J*
family washing; can rive go"* 1 ‘ 1
non. Call at to* Third street, w-
HIHIUt WANTED.
WIFE DF.dIRI
fiat of tnree room* unfurnished: souther*
•ectlon preferred; rent must be mooogw •
Address Bob, News ofllce.
UNFURNISHED FLAT OF FOUR R
five room*. Immediately. W . car* *'*"
WANTED. A NICELY SITUATED
fiat of 3 or more room* with ■>'■ r r
oectkn; also use of hath; mu*t 5 -V
eJ between Barnard and Aber.- rn *
Oglethorpe and Huntingdon atr**'*
my osrn furniture. Answer "An*** l **
care Morning New* office