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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17
EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS OppoRrUNITTrs.


MONEY. 1 DOUBLED MY MONEY IN
Cripple Creek last year Any one wish
ing 10 do tho same, address at once, with
stamp, Box ST. Paterson, N j.
DO you SPECULATE? THEN SEND
for our book, How TO Speculate Success
fully in Limited Margins in Grain and
Stock Markets. Mailed free Comstocks
Hughes & Co., Rialto Building, Chicago.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ROOMS To RENT.
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ROOMS TO RENT, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished, single or en- suite facing
south on Columbia square Bath on same
floor; terms moderate; private family.
No. As State street.
ONE OR GOOD ROOMS TO RENT,
furnished or unfurnished Al York street.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREE
rooms: southern exposure; hot and cold
water. Harris and Tattnall.
DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT, WITH
or without board. at l6 South Broad
street.
FOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE con-
Meeting rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply 40 Jones street
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor; large han, third floor. In Lyons
block. John Lyons.
ONE LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED
room with bath attached; also single
room, southern exposure VIII rent fur
nished or unfinished. y Abercorn street.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family; excellent location; all con-
veniences. Address +. C., Morning News.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT
and cold water baths, and conYeniences
same floor. 1872 Liberty.
FOR RENT, A NICELY FURNISHED
room 10 couple Of gentlemen, with or
without board. 149 York street
FOR RENT. THREE ROOMS, WITH
use OF bath, for light housekeeping, or
would furnish same for young men. No.
4 Macon street. second house from Price
street
FOR RENT VERY NICE FURNISHED
room; eviry convenience. s. JeGersOn
street, corner Perry.
SOUTH FRONT ROOM, NEATLY
furnished gas; hot and cold water on
same floor. No 81 Liberty street.
ONE LARGE AND SMALL ROOM FOR
light housekeeping. Address Don, News
Office.
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE FLAT
Of large rooms. 81 Castor street.
FOR RENT. SUITE OF THREE
rooms. furnished or unfurnished. Apply
s. Liberty street
FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished, with or without board. IS
Waldburg street.
FOR RENT. CHEAP, LARGE. NICELY
furnished front rooms for light house
keeping A McDonough-
ROOMS, OPENED NORTH AND
south, single or en- suite, over the Laainey
Studio, al Broug'hton street. Apply at
Studio.
TWO TJNFURNIsHED SOUTH ROOMS
with OF without board. 146 Huh street cor.
Whitaker.
FOR RENT, A DESIRABLE FLAT.
No. 1872 DraytOn street, opposite Park; ali
cOnyenienceS: rent reasonable. Apply to
Waithour & Rivers, Drayton and st. Ju-
Ian streets.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
one or two rooms. Al York street
ONE FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished room for gents or light housekeep-
ing; all conveniences. IS Waldburg street
FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLE
man on Liberty street near first-class
boarding houses. Address A. w, News
Office.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS.
suitable for house keeping; good, coglve-
nient nelehbOrhood independent hail
bath and yard. For particulars apply IS
TattnaA street.
FOR RENT, ELEGANT ROOMS; SUIT
able for gentlemen. at no. 81 BrOughtOn.
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Vests China Palace.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD. Cash in Advance. each insertion.
ANY body who has any want to supply. any.
thing 10 buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations 70 secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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COIOred.

REV. DIR. c. S. SMITH OF NASH
Vile. Tenn, and secretary OF the Sabbath
School Union of the A. NJ. l.. church,
will preach at st. Philips church at 1890
a. m. ana 1880 p. m. Rt. Rev. Bishop
A. Grant, D. D., will preach at st. James
church morning and night, and at Gaines
Chanel at d. m
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ROOMS. SINGLE OR II SUITS. FUR
n-shci or uufurn.shad. with All couVcn-
iences; alse Office Eleven Broughton-
ELEGANT FLAT. THREE ROOMS.
newly Carpetei. ail modern cOuvenieuces,
{l5- Apply 81 Barnard.
FOR RENT FLOOR CONTAINING
two rooms and trunk room. suitable for
young couple. Tattuall street.
FOR RENT, A NICE NORTHEAST
furnished room Tor rent On private family.
az 90 Lincoln street; gentleman only
FOR RENT. TWO CONNECTING
rooms. north and south exposure. bath
adjoining. furnished OF unfurnished,
very cheap 20 desirable parties. Taylor
Street. Morning News.
UNFINISHED ROOM TO RENT, AT
q Lincoln street; good location.
SOUTH FRONT ROOM. ALL CON
veniences. for gentlemen only. Sc Brough-
ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE DYE TO LTvE-AILLs & Co,
English dyers and cleaners; dying and
cleaning at the lowest prices; gents suits
dyed any color 81; steam-cleaned 81; pants
cleaned 10 cents: curtains 40 ceRts. gloves
cents. 81 Broughton street between Lin
coin and Abercorn.
ON ACCOUNT or DELAY IN SHIP
ping wo have just received the balance OF
stock purchased at the receivers sale Of
Hughes q Comstock. In this lot of goods
is fifteen pieces OF changeable silks to
De thrown on center counter Monday
morning at 2Sc yard, sold everywhere
at 50 cents; cases fruit Of loom black,
sold everywhere at Sc for Monday only,
&c yard; one lot sp1ing goods, slightly
damaged at one-half price, don't fail to
call Monday. J. T. Cohen & Co., 153
Broughton.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR GETS A
big load Of best wood, at Smith Wood Co..
20 Harris street
O'KARMA LEADS THE LEADERS,
witness his success; three stores; why2
Good leather. shoes fit; wear well; nuff
ced.
WE ARE IN THE PLUMBING BUSI-
ness, and woalld be pleased TO attend to
your broken and bursted pipes. Cornwell
& Chapman.
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERSl WE
wish to call your attention to stall S..
market. The very best that the markes
affords is sold there J. H. Baker.
ALL ORDERS FOR WOOD LEFT AT
Skaters drug store, Henry and West
Broad will receive prompt attention.
Telephone 80. HeHry A. Ernst.
LENTEN SUPPLIES; A FINE LOT OF
No. / new mackerel; none better: send TO
Mastick & Remler Harris and Price and
Liberty and Drayton streets
If YOUR STOVE OR RANGE FAILS
to give satisfaction have Il examined by
y. n. Thomson & Co., the expert on
stoves.
EASE COMFORT. DREssY; THAT'S
what O'KaPma's shoes are made 20 order
at ready made shoe prices.
WE ARE IN THE PLUMBING BITST-
ness, and would be pleased to attend 10
your broken and bursted pipes. Cornwell
& Chapman.
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FOR SALE, A SOLID OAK REFRIG-
orator, BaldWin's latest improved almost
new, suitable for q large family or board
ing house, very cheap. u Abercorn street.
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS I
will sell my surplus stock Of homipg
pigeons al two dollars per pair; I ann
now breeding from three hundred and
five hundred mile bird as we'll as from
Antwerp imported stock Edmond II. Mid
dleton, Savannah.
WANTED TO SELL, LEASE OR Elk
change, an elegant home in the southern
part of the city; equipped with all mod
ern improvements; situated on a 'front.'
age Of nearly 20 feet of ground; only
those meaning business need address.
Good Cause. care News.
FOR SALE, A GOOD NEWSPAPER
OUTFIT and location, cheap for cash. Apply
G., this Office.
FOR SALE, SET OF Bx-PRIEST
Slattery's works. Address Able, care Sa-
vannah Morning News.
FOR SALE. HORSE 0 YEARS OLD,
sound and gentle. also a delivery wagon
and harness almost good as new. Apply
70 NJ. 2. Buckner. ~ Congress street.
$3.50 BUYS HALF OF BUSINESS PAY
ing so weekly references given and re-
qu.red. A. W. r., care News.
TO SELL AT A BARGAIN, SPLEEN
did upright plano. Address s. B. post
Office general delivery.
FOR SALE, BICYCLE SUITABLE FOR
either lady or gentleman. Address A.,
News office.
FOR SALE. LOTS ADVERTISED IN
special notice column to-day. Should you
buy and want to build, we will get you
the money. John J.. Archer & Co.
NO BETTER LOCATION FOR A HOME
can be found than the lots we offer in
special notice column to-day. John L.
Archer & Co.
FOR SALE. WHEN YOU WANT TO
buy or sell real estate, see us. John L.
Archer g. co.
FOR SALE. THE LOTS WE OFFER IN
special notice column afford q splendid
opportunity for investment a the prices
we expect Jonn L. Archer & Co., No. G
Bun street
FOR SALE. A LOT or BABY CAR
riages at your own price; a lot Of window
shades az p cents; lot OF crockery ware
below factory price. steel engraving pic
lures given away 10 every purchases. NJ
Nathan, lsOlz Congress street.
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What Proportion Are DeIieverss

ARGENT editorial of the Morning News
giving the proportion of nominal Chris
uans among the voting population, con-
Veys a very significant sign of the times
Il not one-third of this class are nomi-
nal church members, how many are actual
ana true believers in the sectarian dog
mas?
distinguished divine, who was ad-
Ofessing a Presbyterian assembly in Bos-
0n Is reported as saying - we are not
eS'ung the brainy young men who do
men own thinking; the goody-goody sort
- s"ther in easily, but we want to get at
10 arts Of these others. It is not meant
Hslnuate that these ''nominally' or
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EMPLoYMENT wANrEn.


PRACTICAL SHOE SALESMAN WITH
l3 years experience, wants a position with
a retail or iObbing shoe house. furnish
gilt edge references. Address Shoes, this
office.
WANTED BY GERMAN GIRL. POSI-
ton as housekeeper or house girl. Al
dress German Morning News.
SMART WHITE MAN WANTS WORK
OF any kind, In town or out. TarVcr's
Intelligence Bureau.
AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL AND
restaurant cook left his name al Tarver's
Intelligence Bureau.
Al House MAID MUST HAVE EN-
gence Bureau.
HUsTLING YOUNG GERMAN WITH
a get there move on, wants store work
TarveTs Intelligence Bureau.
\ NICE RESPECTABLE CoLORED
woman desires a first-class cooks place,
street.
ENERGETIC, ALL-ROUND MAN
desires position; writes good hand: ac-
tive thorough bOokkeeper; reliable: ref
erences. Address s., Morning News OF
fee.
DRUGS. RELIEF POSITION OR PER
manent one; am a. graduate Of the
philadelphia College of Pharmacy. reg
istered thirteen years experience: FIRST
street.
WHITE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A
place as chambermaid or nurse for large
children. Address "B," Morning News
WANTED. SITUATION BY FIRST
class engineer, sixteen years experience;
with high speed and corliss engines can
40 All repairing. BOX "A, News office.
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ROOMS WANTED.
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auults, TWO rooms and board. central To-
cation; state prices. Steady. care of this
office.
WANTED BY a SINGLE GENTLE
man, nicely furnished south room, con-
venient 10 bath Address with full par
tculars, Permanent, care Morning News
AiaOEDLANAOJs WANTS.
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TO PURCHASE A DWELLING AT OR
about four thousand dollars. LaRoche
ZIG Bryan street
WANTED, TO PURCHASE AT ONCE
Remington Typewriter, No. 2 or s. WIN
pay cash for same. Address "A. b. c."
News office.
WANTED, A NO. !, MICH COW.
state amount Of milk per day also age
OF COW and calf state price. Address W,
Morning News.
SALESMAN, WITH LARGE EXPERT
ence wants position with wholesale
grocery house; can furnish the best ref
erences. Address A. y. c., this Office.
$4,000 TO LEND UPON IMPROVED
city property at z per cent: amounts TO
suit borrowers. Platshek & Co, money
brokers, So Bryan street
WANTED THE LADIES OF SAVAN-
nah to call at Launey's new studio: hand
some parlors at their disposal. 14l Brough-
ton street.
MONEY TO LOAN; SEVERAL DIF-
ferent amounts, on city real estate. Ap-
ply to Isaac Beckett. l35 Congress street.
WANTED, REMINGTON. TYPEWRI-
ter No. 2, VIII pay cash for same. Don [
fee.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 20 LIVE
oak logs as near as possible to 2 feet, 6
inches square. A. e. Moynelo & Co, GS
Bay street
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR RENT, SMALL OFFICE ROOM
Apply to DR.. McCalla, 1872 Broughton
street.
FULL DRESS SUITS TO RENT. AP-
ply III Congress street
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR GETS A
big load Of best wood at Smith Wood Co..
2W Harris street
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Saturday the famous old Gilmore's
Band, fifty strong, will be here and will
appear in two grand concerts, matinee and
evening, at the theater. it is long time
since the organization has been here
Gilmore will not be here, to be sure, but
another young Dublin genius, Victor Her
bert. a greater even. in some respects, is
al the head of the band. 1t is said that
Herbert, who is acknowledged to be one
Of the greatest musicians Of the day has
put the band upon an entirely new artistic
plane, and has made of it far more mus
sicianly body than ever it was in the
best of it's earlier days. 1t is par excel
lence the great military band of the
times Most of the old time favorites
have gone back to ii since Herbert became
its conductor, and many of the newer
famous instrumentahsts of the day are
with it also. In the series OF New YORK
concerts last winter Gilmore's Band made
astonishing successes, greater than in
former days, and that is saying much.
Herbert is not only a brilliant leader, but
for years was cello soloist with Thomas
orchestral and assistant conductor both
of Theodore Thomas and the Seidl or
chestra, and is one of the first of 'cellists.
As composer also, his works place him
among the first. His prince Aninias'
Is the most successful and brilliant opera
the Bostonians have had.
The soloists are notable. Nine. Natal,
prima donna; Victor Herbert. violincelo;
Herbert L. Clarke, cornet; Adds j. Gerry,
autoharp, are altogether new features in
grand concert, and Frieda Simonson, the
marvellous child pianist This little girl,
only Il year of age, is a wonder among
musicians She plays the greatest masters
IKE an artist of mature years-Beethoven,
List, Raft, Chopin, are all as completely
al her fingers ends as if she were 80
instead of IL. Her mental grasp is quite
a as remarkable as her technical skill She
VIII appear Saturday evening only, in solo
ana in duo for piano and cello. with Mr..
herbert. This is the first and only tour
OF the pianiste through the south. Both
Programmes are brilliantly prepared, and
Uoth are Of the sort that will best please
me public. Prices are on a popular scale.
me sale will open Wednesday morning
al $50. at LiVingston's drug store.
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FOR SALE, THREE-sTORY BRICK
tenement on MsDonough street. two doors
east OF jefferson, cheap. La-Roche, u6
Bryan street.
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FOR SALE. SECOND HAND 14x20 EN-
CINE: good order, cheap. also 10. u and IS
horse power. Lombard Iron Works and
Supply Co. Augusta. Ca
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WHY PAY 4 DOLLAR FOR A TYPE
writer ribbon. when. for Soc stamps. you
can gct one equal 20 best, for any ma
chine. mail postpaid. Address ". A. Fripp.
Charleston. 8. G.
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O'KARMA LEADS THE LEADERS.
witness his success; three stores; why2
Good leather. shoes fit; wear well; nuff
ced
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FOR SALE CHEAP % SHARES OF
the First National bank OF Ocala, Fla
Address A. A. D., Box Az Canton. o.
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FOR SALE, CHEAP AND ON EASY
terms, residence IS Bolton street. Local
ton unexcelled. Apply to 122 Bryan
street.
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FIRE. ON BAY STREET YESTER-
day evening IN building eight feet square
with lot Of rich Aghtwood inside and sat
urated with oil. Stemplas' Fire Extln-
guisher put II out In twenty-five see
onds, They are the best.
FILLING, WHEN DONE IN TIME
VIII save a tooth; our prices make il TO
your advantage 10 let Us perform the
operation; crown and bridge work a spec-
ialty. II you want set OF teeth or have
a set that does not lit. come and get a
set of our perfect fitting, sets for $40
Savannah Dental Parlors. over Sullvan's
grocery store, Congress street, DIT. Buch-
anan, manager.
DRESSMAKING, EASTER DRESSES
made in the latest styles and reasonable
terms; work by the day or taken home.
Address or call, 20I West Broad.
COME TO CI.ARKEs. g. YORK
street, for choke bread, pies. cakes, rolls
and candies.
WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER is TIE
best, most perfect and complete; visible
writing. permanent alignment, speed.
Agents wanted. Edwin Hardin, South
. ern Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS, BABY
carriage umbrellas recovered and repair
ed; covers Of all eolors; prices from sew
enty cents up. 56 Whitaker
NEW GOODS, BERNARD BRADY.
merchant tailor. respectfully inform his
customers that he has received his spring
which VIII be made an superior style at
reduced price.
$500 FOR A FINE STIFF OR SOFT
hat is cheap for the fine goods We now
sell at that price. La Far Halter and
Furnisher
10 CENTS FOR PRETTY BRASS EAS-
els, brass hat racks, toWe. rollers, cup
and saucers stand and lots of other pref
ty and ornamental articles Ten Cent
Store, 81 Barnard street
$500 HANDSOME DINNER SETS:
tea sets. $3.50. Ten Cent Store. 81 Barn
ard street
Z CENTS FOR A SPECIAL LOT OF
iron stone china cups and saucers, plates.
Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard street.
10 CENTS, NICE HAIR CRIMPERs.
Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard street.
10 CENTS, FULL SIZE HOUSE
broom: butter dishes, ten cents. Ten
Cent Store, 81 Barnard street.
l6 CENTS BRASS HOOP WHITE CE-
dar buckets. Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard
street
$500 FOR A NICE STEP COOKING
stove with utensils, at Ten Cent Store,
81 Barnard street.
500 FOR A NO, z FLAT TOP COOK
ing stove, with utensils. put up in your
house. Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard street
10 CENTS FOR CHILDREN's HEARTH
brooms. Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard
street.
ATTENTION LADIES! - "EMMA'
Bust Developer will enlarge your bust
five inches. Guaranteed. Sealed instruc-
tons cents, or 24-page illustrated cat
alogue 6 cents, by mail. Emma Toilet
Bazaar, Boston. Mass.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT BIER
muda grass roots to get fine sod and
splendid hay, Order at once from G. A.
Davis, Jr.. Greensboro, Ga.
A LITTLE MONEY BUYS LOTS OF
furniture and mating from The Miller
Company.
NEW YORK DYE WORKS, WHITA-
ker and State street, does as fine a dying
and cleaning as any dye works in the
country.
WHY SUFFER WITH CORNS, BUN
ions and ingrowing nails when you can be
SSulSu, nor renewed. Dut PohltINeiy cured
ders can he left at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
corner Bull and State streets.
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENT.

FOR RENT. STORE As BARNARD
street. Apply "a Bun street.
FOR RENT. HOUSE l0sis BARNARD
street. cheap rental TO immediate tenant
Apply 11S South Broad street.
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FOR SALE. FINE MICH COWS. A.
r. Moynelo. 6S Bay street.
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IL YOU WANT THE FINEST SOD.
thu finest pasture. the finest hay, the
biggest crops OF hay. plant bermuda
grass roots. FOR sale cheap 10 small or large
quantities, by &. \ Davis, Jr-. Green's
horo. Ca.
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WE ARE IN THE PLUMBING BUSI-
ness, and would be pleased to attend to
your broken and bursted pipes. Cornwell
e. Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BAR
gains, buy your furniture and mattings
from The Miller Company.
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ATTENTION HOUsEKEEPERSl WE
wish to call your attention to stall s..
market. The very best that the markek
affords is sold there. j. II. Baker.
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ward. LaRoche. ll6 Bryan street.
LOST. ON THUNDERBOLT ROAD
whip Reward II returned to stable OF
Thos. II. Gleason g. co.
LOST THURSDAY, PAIR or COLD
trimmed eyeglasses. Reward IL returned
to Morning News.
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FOR RENT. DESIRABLE TWELVE
room residence corner Abercom and
Innns. AnulN Al nromlsaa
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Statesmen, SALARY OR COMMITS
sion to introduce our goods to the trade I;
permanent position; staple line; pleasant
work. Address, with stamp, King Mfg.
Co, E. 5. Chicago, Ill.
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ALL ORDERS FOR WOOD LEFT AT
Shaffer's drug store, Henry and West
Broad, will receive prompt attention.
Telephone 49, HeHry A. Ernst.
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ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED. BY PARTY OF THREE
auulis, TWO rooms and board; central To-
cation; state prices. Steady, care of this
office.
WANTED BY A SINGLE GENTLE
man, nicely furnished south room. con-
venient 10 bath. Address with full par
uculars, Permanent, care Morning News
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PAPER HANGERS, NOW rs THE
time to equip yourself with the right line
of wall paper samples. Box ILL., Cincin-
natl O. Discounts 1872 and So
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WE ARE IN THE PLUMBING BUSI-
ness, and would be pleased to attend to
your broken and bursted pipes. Cornwen
&, Chapman.
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choice meats and vegetables filed prompt
~ and with care, leave them with J. H.
Baker
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FOR RENT. STORE AND RESIDENCE
attached cor. Gwinnett and West Broad,
also one 2-story house. Apply Mrs. Mary
MallOy, 2l0 GWinneft street
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PANTS CLEANED 2j CENTS; PANTS
dyed Is cents; suits pressed free for Gus
toners; suits cleaned, $l00; dyed for 500
Savannah Steam Dye Works 1877 York
street.
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IF YOUR STOVE OR RANGE FAILS
to give satisfaction have 1t examined by
y. n Thomson & Co, the expert on
stoves
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-01-19
Teachers Meeting.

The teachers of Trego county held
their regular meeting at the office of
County Superintendent Peacock, JAN
uary 18th.
Teachers present; Mrs. Mary Hunt,
Jessie F. Taylor, Artie Hobbs, Carrie
Stradal, Clara McCollum, Elise Neuen-
schwander. Mary o. Shepherd. Mr.
Wolf, Mr.. Beason, Rolla Clack, P. H.
Smith, Prof. Opp and II. Harlan.
Visitors: J. @. Ebenstein, E. Holmes
and G. Leonard.
H. Harlan presented pager on Cur
rent Events Since Our Last Meeting, -
and although he remarked that the last
two months had been the dryest two
months about which to write a paper he
had ever known since he began writing
papers for teachers meeting, still a sui
ticient number of interesting events
were mentioned to convince US that the
world still moves.
Review of Stories for School Exer-
cises,'' by Clara McCollum maintained
that stories read in school were of much
benefit in training imagination, supply
ing worthy ideals and influencing char
acter. The practical value of stories as
an aid in teaching history was brought
out by Miss Hobbs.
Reasons for Selecting the Teachers
Profession" was the subject of paper
by Elise Neuenschwander. The abil-