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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.


$3.50. susauU' ssreats' 0oh' LIED AZ -
Si550-l0l :9xl14, cor. Douglass and Duncan
$7o0-40x250, cor. Delaware aye. ana ma ocean
House road; also fronts on Old San Jose road,
sS75@55xIoo, cor. IS silliman and Bowdoin sts.,
University Mound TracJ.
SSbo-Mest side 18th ave, 200 It :. ST. rs: :.
755. Outside Lands.
Sl75-12Ox1oO, cor College and Mansell sts.,
University Homestead Associations
S275-25x125 fl. NE. cor. Lobos and Capitol
sts., Railroad Homestead Association. Ocean View.
gent lot IA hlock q City Land Association ad-
joining new Ingleside racetrack.
CHAs. c. FISHER, o07 California st.
$1,000 70 sta aEyE4 s,s t,b hoTs sns
aves.; street work done; terms only $50 cash, $40
monthly; surrounded by car lines; good neigh
borhood. BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
A ATTENTIoN.i
EoAtE-SEEKERS AND SPECULATORS.
We are selling fast those sp endid level lots in
the Richmond block bounded by California and
Lake sts.. 1lth and 18th ayes.; sewers in all the
Streets Californa-st. cars pass the property; the
Sutro electric road is distant only one block pub
EXTRAORDINARY TERMS.
$50 CASH.
PRICES RANGE FROM $500 TO 1925.
CHEAPEST LOTS EVER OFFERED.
10 Montgomery st.
CRTH-AVENDE LOTS,
AO Bet. Pt. Lobos ave. and Clement ST.; prices
$375 and. upward; terms only 500 cash. $40
monthly; Sutro cars pass the property; no shift
ing sand; good investment.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery ST.
. LOTS READY TO BUILD ON, 25x70. $500;
- flats OF rooms each, only $4,000; 2 lots on
Lobos street. 25x1l4, $500; 500 other places for
sale or exchange. II. &. DECKER, 1920 Market
QoQQO 1905 TREAT AVE, NEAR 23D
DCOOO. ST.. nearly new, comfortable bay
window residence of rooms and bath; contains
every modern Improvement; good stable; terms,
$500 cash. balance $50 per month; see it immedi-
ately. ToBIN & MCNALLY, e3O Market 81.
MODERN 2-STORY DWELLING, Z ROOMS;
Il bath, basement and attic, built for S2a00 fats
cottages built most able rates. Call and
see plans. JAS. MCCONAHEY, 1149 Mission st.
exon CORNER; 51x100; IN BERKELEY
u OOO. on railroad; $40 monthly.
$400-Corner; 50xl00, with creek.
$1500-Corner; 100x100: macadamZed
$1000-Corner; 100xlU0; $I5 monthly.
$l75-Lot 25x135; $40 down; S5 monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, 20 Montgomery st.
% dOSO NATOMA ST, BET. EIGHTH AND
u fAoU. Ninth-3 flats; always rented; lot
25x75. Apply % Ninth ST.
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SEWING MACHINES.

A LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED
"a rented, repaired; lowest rates 205 Fourth st.
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G11 0OO WILL BUY A SPLENDID BUSI-
I'D If.OOO ness block, which brings ST 500 in
come per year and is under lease for six years.
w. q. HAWLEY IL CO.,
ststS San los nj
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PERSONALS.

~ ENTLEMAN, %, WITH MEANS, DESIRES
VI acquaintance of young | ady; object matri-
mony. IL. box &. Call
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A LAMBDA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE ON
IN your own terms at S35 per acre. 10 hours
from San Francisco. BOHLIN & PROPER, 81,
Chronicle building.
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DARN PROPERTIES. ALL KINDS AND ALL
IL sizes, improved and unnlproved. for sale in he
best part OF Alameda county. Inquire of S. SALZ
Centreyille
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CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING
" Offices $40 and upward, including anitor's SER
vices, heat electric and gas lights. Apply at room
522 TO A. Il. BUCKINGHAM.
EASTERBROOK BUILDING, 20 AND "a
II Geary ST.; very central; modern offices; ele-
Nator: electric lghfs: chean. AnnlY room 30.
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DIED.

DIED.
Babcock, Jasper Holiday. Laura
Condor, Joseph Manton, Thomas J.
Creamer Arthur r. Murphy, Patrick II.
Dickerson, William r. Nanngs, Derrick ].
Duncan Mary Sartorius, Mrs. Helene
Earl. James r. Scott, Peter r.
Fegan, Mary E. Strickland, Mrs. A.
Foley, Emily A. Wall. Margaret
Cove, Henry NJ Wood, Isabel A.
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~ soil, view and drainage: easy terms; $500 per
acre. JAMES MASON, Notary Public, 425 Cali
fornia st.
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WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD, WELL-IM-
w proved farm in one of the bay counties: value
not to exceed $500. Address HARRY NJ. MORSE,
BOG Broadway. Oakland.
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OFFICES TO LET.

OFFICES AND ROOMS TO LET-THE AL
" exandra,' 781 Sutter st.; light, heat, hot and
cold water and elevator service free frst-cass
dnng-room in building Apply premises TO
WILL Il. FISHER d CO., IA Post st.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
FLORIDA's HEALTH.
No Damage From Cold to Vegetables
or Fruit.

Tallahassee. Fla, Feb. 23.-F1orida
Health Notes, published monthly by the
state board of health, gives the following
summary for December, every county re-
porting: Population, S91, 422; births, 442;
marriages, 675; deaths, 2S2; birth and rate
per 1000 per annum, 1902; death rate per
1000 per annum, S.43; average age of
months decedents, $3.50; number of
deaths under 3 years of age, 81; deaths
over 40, 33; deaths by violence, II.
The annual session of the State Wo-
mans Parsonage and Home Mission So
ciety, Of the NJ. e. church, south, will be-
gin at Tampa on the 18th, and last five
days The programme for the third day
of the session Includes the laying Of the
corner stone of the Cuban mission school
at Ybor City. Mrs. N. NJ Bowen is the
delegate from the Tallahassee auxiliary.
B. M. harrington, recently of the
Gainesville Democrat will succeed He'd
ley Tattersafl, lately deceased, as asso-
ciate editor of the Flordian
Four new dwellings being erected on one
block looks like a building boom was on
in the capital city.
Though gardens are green and peach
trees and strawberry plants are in bloom
the cold of the past week did no damage
here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
A Dog Executioner.
From the spectator.

Nelson was one of ourselves. Where we
went he went. He was specially fond of
following our trap, and nothingSnot even
doggie friends. could divert him from his
faithful attendance at our wheels. One
summer we were staying at the west coast
village of Saltcoats, where the sands are
broad and fiat, and we often drove along
the road skirting the bay. Nelson follow
ed, Aof course. The dogs of the village
seldom molested or interrupted him, but
one rash little terrier repeatedly rushed
out of his garden gate as we passed and
bit at Nelson's heels. Time after time
Nelson declined to notice the insult but
one day his patience evidently became ex-
hausted. Turning around he caught the
unhappy terrier by the back of the neck
carried him down the sands and into the
water chest deep, put his paw on him and
drowned him, and then carried him back
to the dry sand and laid him out there
One crunch Of his jaws would have done
the deed, and more quickly; but it seemed
as II Nelson had no personal luminosity
to the dog. or at least, had suppressed it
but had concluded that the world was
better wanting such 2 snarling cur.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24

purchase and transfer TO the confederate
government. Like many others OF the
crew, / continued in the capacity each
served. while a transport / had no in
terest in the war further than the wages
j earned as a fireman. ] am willing TO
take the oath and viii honestly abide by
Il. will give no aid or assistance 70 the
confederate states. r allowed to return 10
my home"
My short experience on the steamer as
a gunbOat, together with that in this
prison pen, has given me a fun surfelt
i don't care for any more. either under
the stars and bars or the stars and stripes
1 simply want to get back 10 my family
But the government. represented hy this
officer was Obdurate and would not devil
ate from the conditions offered. In each
case. the negroes refused 10 accept, and
remained until sent back south I'm March
lSoo, with an installment Of prisoners on
parole.
In the case Of the United States en-
listing the southern blacks. it was an
applauded act OF lighting the devil with
nre, entirely legitimate. But In the case
OF Spain and Cuba, the same state OF
suppreSsing the insurrectiOn, is repellant
to the sensitive editor of the sun
So sensitive to the outrage upon our
present civilization. the Sun concludes its
editorial: 1T looks as though the United
states might soon be compelled. in the in
terests Of civilization, to enter a remon-
STRANGE against the conduct OF Spain in
Cuba Strange is Il not the medicine
applied in this country does not suit the
case across the straits of Florda2 90
consistency, thus art Jewel - Pert
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
THE ACTRESS SECRET.
How She Kept Young and Fresh
Looking.

one OF the most remarkable women in
America IS a popular actress whose name
IS known all over the world. She is a
beautiful and givaciOus woman. and yet,
strange 10 say. she is nearly sixty years
OF age. In spite Of her advanced years,
she IS to-day as fresh and youthful in APP
pedIailce as many woman Of thirty. 1t
was IN a recent interview that she told
ule secret OF her marvellous vitality.
owe all my health and VigOr." she
said to the fact that i am I'm the habit
OF occasionally using a pure stlmulant.
About twenty years ago / was advised TO
40 this BY an eminent physician, and /
Whenever 1 feel at all weak or run down
ma II IS the best thing 1 can take in
order 10 get strength and energy. That
IS why l manage 10 keep so young at my
age, and never know what IL is to have
days sickness"
For the information of ladies who may
wish TO follow the example of this fOrtu-
pure malt whiskey is the stimulant to
which she refers. She has for many years
been enthusiastic in recommending II be-
cause she knows from her own experience
that II IS pure, healthful and invigOrating,
She has found it unequaled for building
up the system, and thousands of other
women have testified to the same effect.
pure malt for setting the blood in motion,
tontng up the digestive organs and i'm
parting new life and vigor. 1t is also the
best thing to take for curing or prevent
ing colds, chiis, coughs, the grip or
pneumonia. For this reason be careful
when ordering from your grocer or drug
gist to insist on getting Duffy's pure
There is nothing else that can produce the
same effects.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.


HAIR GOODS OF THE LATEST
design in stock or made to order by the
most practical hair dealer in Georgia.
Broughton Street Hair Store, the place
for hair cutting, hair dyeing, hair-dress-
ing, smuggling, manicuring and chiropodist
work; face toilet articles speciality.
wHATLEY & WOODFIN, ATTOR-
neys at law, Board OF Trade building; eN-
tensive experience In the examination OF
land titles; the best facilities for the eff
cient handling of commercial business;
correspondence solicited.
LONDON AGENTS DESIRE TO REP
resent manufacturers, growers, importers
and exporters on commission. Highest ref
erences. Write TO Messrs. Beer q Co., 80
Eastcheap, London, England.
LADIES, CHICHESTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond brandy are the
best; safe, reliable: take no other send
&c stamps, for particulars; "Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail; at drug
gists. Chichester Chemical Co, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
THERE is NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis. surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures improving nails corns. hum
ions and other ailments that feoi are heir
TO. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
Bull and State streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.



GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given that have made
application to the court Of ordinary for
Chatham county, for leave to sell the fol-
lowing property: Portion of lot letter l..
Decker ward, in the city OF Savannah,
Chatham county, Georgia, extending thir-
ty feet on Market square and ninety feet
number LOS in Laurel Grove cemetery, in
Savannah, Chatham county, Georgia; also
the following wild lands, to-wit: Lot l,166
In the 4th district and Sd section of Bar
tow county, Georgia, containing forty
acres; lots numbered 95S and 322, in the
18th district and LIST section; lot 1858 In the
18th district and LIST section, and lot 351,
I'm the 18th district and "a section OF Lump
kin county Georgia, each OF said lots con-
trict and % section OF Cherokee county,
Georgia, containing 100 acres; lot 1,029, In
the Sd district and 4th section of Floyd
county, Georgia, containing 40 acres; also
Mercantile Trust Company certificates OF
deposit for "a shares of stock and fifteen
hundred dollars Of certificates Of indebt-
ness OF the Central Railroad and Bank
par value of 5000 each OF the Georgia.
Alabama Investment and Development
Company, and dividend certificate on
same; certificate emitting owner to 10
shares Of the Mountain View Mining Com
pany, of par value of $1,000 each. belong
ing TO the estate of George w Shaffer,
deceased. for the payment Of debts and
distribution, and that said order will be
granted at March term. 1896 OF said court.
unless objections are filed thereto.
GEORGE r. CANN,
Administrator, c. {. a. Estate of George
w. Shaffer.
Feb 1, 1896.
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A SUCCESSFUL CHARITY.
A New Industrial Enterprise Started
in Athens.

in Athens.
Athens, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Prof. H. c. White,
as president of the Bessie Nell Industrial
Home, has made her annual report, which
shows a great deal of good work done
by that charitable institution. The home
is now entering its seventh year and has
on hand a lot of land in Broad street
and 800 in cash. During the year the
home VIII erect its new building and may
combine with il the charity hospital now
in its incipiency here.
Tomorrow the new bobbin mill at the
old paper mill site will be started with
thirty-ive operatives. Next week rope
factory will be started at the same place
and the machinery for a new knitting
mill of fifty machines will be ordered in
a few days. These thriving small indus
tries are owned by Messrs. Thomas Bail
ey and L. +. Edwards of Athens and
Messrs. o. II. Arnold and N. d. Arnold
of Oglethorpe county. over eighty oper-
atives will have employment in the three
establishments.
The contract for making the eight steel
cells for the new station house has been
awarded to the Bailey foundry of this
city. -
A negro fell in a well on the Henry Con-
ner's property Friday night and had to
stay there all night. He was discovered
the next morning badly bruised, but otn-
erwise uninjured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
CASH COINED FROM CROPS.
The Planters of AIachua County TAX
ing in Big Profits.

ing in Big Profits.
Gainesville, Fla, Feb. 23.-The Their
mometer dropped during Friday night to
III degrees, but the cold did not do very
much damage, except to beans, which
were just up. The previous cold early
in the week had toughened the vegeta-
bes 1t is estimated that crops are dam
aged per cent. by the last cold spell.
FARMERS are in great luck who have
4aq lettuce to ship. One party at Rocky
Point, six miles from Gainesville, sold
elSnt crates of lettuce in New York
last week at s. per crate. 1t is estimated
mat another grower at Rocky Point will
realize about $4,000 from lettuce. The
price of lettuce has remained good all
Cabbage is beginning to go forward,
mostly coming in over the Gainesville
ahd Gulf road. With the exception Of
a Few solid cars it has come in in 5 and
~ cent lots. From now on it will go out
in carloads.
The city is full of western produce men
sem SSsia mere to buy cabbage. The market
price here for what has been sold has
oeen about $1.50, but the shippers expect
~ get better prices. Cabbage can be
raised and sold at 81 per crate, and
eEerythlng over that is profit.
The merchants here are beginning to
!!eel the benefit from the good prices real
ttzeu, and If no frost occurs to kill the
truck, this county will receive $3.50 900
IRON the sale of early truck.
Aiachua county is a rich garden spot
OIL Florida. and Gainesville is centrally
located and surrounded with good ham
mock lands
There is a great deal of inquiry from
western people for lands in this county,
an. ana many new settlers are expected here
IN the western portion of this county
nelds which have lain idle for the last
twenty years are being fenced in and
prepared for sea island cotton, corn and
sugar cane
. There are but few grumblers here ev-
ely man seems to be determined to
aase enough for home use and make
sumo cotton to turn into money
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Much interest will be manifest ted by the
medical profession and the public gener-
ally in the final outcome of the celebrated
case of Johann Hoff VS.. Tarrant & Co.
in which the complainant Johann Hoff
inc.) sought to compel the defendant CTar-
rant & Co., dnc) to change the label on
their Malt Extract, which was being sold
as 'Hoff' s. Malt Extract" and which the
complainant claimed they had no right
to do as the genuine Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract was generally known throughout
the United States as "Hoff's Malt Elk
tract"
Judge Coke rendered an opinion in the
United States circuit court substantially
sustaining the claims of the complainant
and ordered Tarnant & Co. to change the
label on their Malt Extract so that the
makers name wild be conspicuously dis
played thereon, and thereby clearly desig-
nate their extracts from the genuine
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract for which
the Eisner & Mendelson Co, of New York
This litigation has been going on for
years between the parties about their re-
spective rights to the words 'Hoff's Malt
Johann Hoff of Berlin originally intro
duced the Malt Extract some fifty years
ago, and it became known all over the
world under the trade name of 'Hoff's
Malt Extract" He received seventy-six
awards from various exhibitions and
scientific societies, etc, and was appoint
ed purveyor to most of the courts of Eu-
rope. He was also knighted by Emperor
William of Germany, and received the
golden cross of merit from the Emperor
of Austria, for the excellent quality of
his preparation.
1t is, therefore, no wonder that various
other parties have tried from time to
time to gain from the reputation of the
genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, and
this decision, acknowledging the right of
the successors of Johann Hoff to the
words, ''fIoff's Matt Extract" for the
genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, is
a step in the right direction.
The court has given Tarrant e. Co. six
weeks time from Feb. 7 in which to make
the changes on their label.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
WONDERFUL FOLLY NO MORE.
Lies In "A Beautiful CasISet and VIII
Have Nice Funeral.

From the New York World.
New Haven. Conn, Feb. 16.-Dr. Fayette
Halls parrot. Polly Hall, is dead. Polly
was the most intelligent and most remark
able bird of her kind in New Haven. She
was presented to DR.. Halls wife in 1885.
From the first the bird liked the doctor
and warm friendship grew up between
them. Polly died of Indigestion, and when
she passed away she was on the arm of
Dr. Hail. In describing the death ne sad
Polly was moaning like a human be-
ing. suddenly she screamed out, Oh oh. >
linen looking me right in the face she
her beautiful wings out just before the
last
Every morning." said the doctor.
when l first got up, Polly would say
Good morning / would ask her, DO you
want the curtain up and she would al
ways say 1es.' Sometimes when / would
come in the room ! would speak to Polly.
once or twice didn't just to see the effect
on her. She said, Doctor, Doctor and /
Kept still. Then the bird exclaimed 'Oh,
dear, oh dear, my heart is broken.
To-day the parrot lies in a handsome
casket IL inches long, 6 Inches wide and 4
inches deep, lined with costly red silk,
neatly pleated and folded so as to make a
perfect fit for the birds body. The body
or the casket is of hard wood, beautifully
polished. II has a cover fitted with brass
screws and heavier wooden box as an
outside cover.
Il have not decided whether Will take
the bird up TO Wallingford or bury II in
Evergreen cemetery in this city" said DR..
Hail. The funeral win take place when
the weather moderates a little. ! miss pol
~ the same as / would a child. Why! that
bird had more intelligence than a good
many persons. As for honesty, 1t was one
OF POllys strongest points.
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Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News.

Forecast for Georgia; Fair weather;
southwesterly winds, becoming variable
C,,,,,,,,,,o,, 90 ,oaan tar,narat,,ro 81
G a,,atP pe,i 10 on Feb 1s iSae with
~ t,rn1al e.. The dav. g,emnera t,,ra
kr M i ~ ,,a X dSaciac,P TO- III
NoIinsi' o, o. dafcie,' sna f TapS
4a IeaSe o. e Sihoe Jan
J. IoS0' ayo ,,,o rainfall state,non+ Nyor
20 al rrah 90 1909 o.
departure from the normal, IN; total
uepdIt ure sliice jan, = ioSo' go ,,..
Maximum temperature 3D. minimum
temperatute' 80 IT, So,.a,,,t, 49, -.
Augusta at a. M, 18th meridian time,
yesterday was ~ rect ran or % feet
during the preceding twenty-tour hours.
ObservationS taken FEB. y, 1896, at p.
M, 18TH Meridian time, at all stations for
Boston, "A. W w, q cloudy.
New York city, 49, W SW, 20 cloudy.
Washington City, 56, W w, V s. cloudy.
Norfolk, 81 W SW, IA, cloudy.
Wilmington, 46, W SW, V s, clear.
Charlotte, "a, W SW, 6, clear.
Atlanta, "a, W SW V g. cloudy.
Savannah, t 80, W S, 8, cloudy.
Jacksonville, So 8, v light, partly
cloudy.
Jupiter, Ga, w e. V s, cloudy.
Kew West { 6S w NE V a. cloudy
Tampa, g. W NV, v light, partly cloudy.
Mobile, Sc, W Sc, V 6, cloudy.
Montgomery, 60, W II, v light, cloudy.
Vicksburg, "a, W SIC, 6, raining.
New Orleans, 5S, W r, g. cloudy.
Galveston, 60, w Sc, v 8, partly cloudy.
Corpus Christi, S. W Sc, v IA, cloudy.
Palestine S. W NE, V 6, raining.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
Letter From Lippman Bros.

Savannah, Ca. Feb 6, 1s96.-To the Seven
Sutherland Sisters, Savannah, Ca. Ladies'
We take pleasure in stating that we have been
purchasing your goods for the last eight years.
Ia lots of 81 900, and we have always been
pleased with the sale Of the goods and our Gus
toners have always stated that they have been
pleased with them ALSO
We take pleasure in stating this for the bene-
At Of the public, so as to introduce you to our
people and recommend your goods on account
of this your first visit TO our city Very re-
81 ectfully yours, LIPPMAN BROS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-24
CONGRESS OF CLIMATOLOGY.
Snnitariums for Experiments on Com
sumDtiOn Talked OF.

San Antonio. Tex. Feb. 2S.-The annual
convention of the worlds congress of
climatology, closed here yesterday. A
committee composed of Drs. Saul Paquin
of st. Louis. NJ. ]. Blien of San Antonio
c. d Hurt of Atlanta, Ca, J. A. Bell of
New Holland, o., and J. f. Acomb of
Tideout, Pa. was appointed to report at
the next convention on the ACCESSIBILITY
of Detitioning congress to establish san
itariums in different parts of the country
for experimenting in the treatment of
consumption. Atlanta was chosen as the
next meeting place.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED STEM
ographer and typewriter. with some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping to assist in Office
work. Address X, care Morning News.
AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY SELF
working skirt supporter for shirt waists
and belt no safety pins: neat. dainty, ele-
Boston, Mass.
$50 TO $50 PAID Statesmen FOR CT
CARS: experience unnecessary; extra in
ducements to customers. Bishop & Kline.
st. Louis, Mo.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION,

CARPETS, ALL SORTS OF FURNI-
TURE, HORSE, WAGON, ETC.
c. n. DORsETr, Auct iOneer,
VIII sell MONDAY. Gath, II n. m, I4z
Congress,
Horse and Wagon, Large Ice Box,
CultivatOr, two ParIor Sets, Trunks
and Contents, Baby Carriage, Car
pets. ave Dedsteads, PatapscO Baking
Powder. Organ, Tables, wash Stands.
Springs, Desks. Book Shelves, Iron
Bedstead, Rockers and Chairs, Piano
Lamp, Cnses OF Nuts, Clocks, side
boards, Gas Heater for bath room.
Large Antique Sofa, safes, stoves,
Candy Furnace. TranspIanter, Tools,
and Agricultural Implements