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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19
SESSION OF THE SENATORS.
AMOUNT TO BE EXPENDED At OMA-
HA EXPEDITION INCREASED.

Mr. CuIlom Calls on the Heads Of the
Executive Departments to Inform
the Senate What Positions in Their
Department Ought, in Their Opin-
ion. to BE Excepted From the OPP
eratiOns OF the Civu Service Law.
The Conference Report Upon the
Yukon Relief Expedition Adopted.
Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Senate to-
day passed joint resolution prOv.d-nS
for the expenditure Of $1,000 more than
originally intended upon the government
building at the trans mississippi Internal
tional exposition at Omaha Neb.; taat
300 be appropriated for a building at the
exposition for a display of the hfe-savins
service, and that the cost of the govern
ment display be reduced from $4,000 to
SlS7 600, the entire cost of the government
buildings at the exposition to be $3.50.
Mr. CullOm Of Illinois secured the adop-
ton of a resolution directing the heads OF
the several executive departments OF the
government TO inform the Senate what
positions in their departments ought, in
their opinion, to be excepted from the or
Grafton Of the civil service law, and what
changes or notifications in the law ought
to be made.
Mr. Plat of Connecticut secured the
adoption of a resolution calling upon the
Secretary of the Interior to report to the
Senate the present status in the Choctaw
and Chickasaw nation of the Indian ter
ritory for the freedmen of the Choctaw
and Chiekasaw Indians, and also sugges-
tons and recommendations as to further
legislation TO properly adjust their status
and settle their just claims.
Mr.. Allen of Nebraska introduced a
resolution, which was passed, directing the
Postmaster General 60 inform the Senate
Of all railway and steamship mail con
tracts made by the United States now IN
force. the names of the persons or com
panies with whom they are made, the SER
vice 10 be performed and the sum 10 be
paid by the United States.
Mr.. Kyle of South Dakota introduced
and had passed resolution calling upon
the Secretary OF State for all papers from
the Hayden government relating to Ber-
nard Campbell
The Senate then, at 12:4O o'clock, went
into executive session. During the execa-
tive session the conference report upon the
bill providing relief for the Klondike min
ers was received ard adopted.
Ihe OIL appropriates 100000 to be eX-
pended under the direction of the Secre-
tary of War in relieving the suffering peo-
pie in the Yukon river country and other
regions in Alaska, providing the consent
Of the Canadian government can be OBJ
tanned to the transportation of supplies
through Canadian territory. The reso-
luton further provides that supplies may
be sold in that region at such prices az
may be fixed by the Secretary of War. or
donated to those unable to pay for them.
The. Secretary of War is authorized to use
the United States army in carrying into
effect the provisions of the act, 10 inn
port reindeer and reindeer drivers for the
transportation of supplies and to adopt
such other provisions as are practicable.
At o'clock the Senate adjourned until
Wednesday Jan g. 1898
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QUARANTINE CONVENTION.
Governor of Alabama Takes the Ini-
tintise to HnTe One Held.


Mobile, Ala, Dee. 1S.-A conference was
held here to-day at the call of Gov. John
ston of Alabama, looking to the holding
OF a quarantine convention of the South
Atlantic ana Gulf states for the better
protection Of the people from the invasion
of the disease, and from the spread of the
same The meeting was suggested 10y State
Health Officer Sanders, ana was attended
bv representatives Of several states. Rep
rtseuJation was fixed al five members, APP
pointed 10y the governor OF each state. one
delegate from each municipality and one
from each commercial organization, rail-
road system and river transportation COM
pauy. Al. chiefs of quarantine service in
The states are to be invited The pro-
gramme covers the whole subject of quar-
anune IN relation to state and national
government; the problems of disinfection
and sanitation; regulations concerning
transportation OF freight and passengers;
national versus state control of quaran-
tine: the proposed national bureau of pub
lie health. etc.
on motion Of Dr. Ouphant of the Louisi-
ana board OF health, the chairman, GOV.
Johnston, appointed an executive commit
tee of nine to prepare for and call the
convention for such time and place as
will be most convenient. The committee
is composed Of the president of the Lou
isana beard of health, State Health Off
GERS Sanders of Alabama and Porter of
Florida, DR. HARRISON of Mississippi.
Mayor Bush Of Mobile. Mayor Flower of
New Orleans the mayor Of Pensacola, ex-
Gov. Stone of Mississippi and the presi-
dent of the Mobile board of health, DE-
Ketchum
A resolution was adopted appealing to
congress TO withhold action on the public
fealth and quarantine matters until the
subject can receive the attention its i'm
L nl.I n ne demands
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FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED THOU
sand cabbage plants; Henderson, Success
sion, Drumhead and Thorbourns Improved
Red Cabbage at $3.50 per thousand. C. c.
Beete, Hermitage.
FOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST PAY
ing green grocery stands in the city; first
class fixtures; good reason for selling. Ad-
dress Davis News office.
LAST WEEK FOR ~0YS. ALL HAVE
got to go; price no object We are determ-
ined to clear out our entire stock of toys.
Monday we will give big drive on wag
ons buggies, sullIies and harness Fine
buggies from $500 up. Furniture, stoves,
housefurnishing goods, and lot of fancy
goods viii be sacrificed at such low prices
to beat anything on record. NJ. Nathans,
224 Congress, west.
FOR SALE, SECONDHAND. SO-H. P.
return tubular boilers, in good order; also
a large stock of new ones. See F. e.
Timmons, Savannah, or Lombard Iron
Works, Augusta. Ga.
FIREWORKS FOR SALE. WE WILL
sell you firecrackers in small and large
boxes very cheap. Send me your orders
for firecrackers and other fireworks
George A. Hudson, 209 and oil Bay street,
west.
AN ELEGANT PIANO, LATEST
style, full size, upright entirely new will
DC SOlu dl Il DdISdtnt LOT SnlOOInneSS ana
purity of tone, evenness of scale and great
durability, very few can surpass it. The
Savannah theater is the proud possessor of
one of these fine pianos. Address Box
IS"
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS! FIRE
works! Can and get our price list on fire.
works before you buy. Our stock is large,
with fancy variety of fireworks. George
A. Hudson, 209 and 211 Bay street, west
FOR SALE, IT'S SQUARES SECOND
hand corrugated roof iron; price right
Savannah Sale and Boarding Stables, S.
II. Zoucks, Manager.
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! FIRE
works. Sky rockets. Roman candles, tor
pedoes, American bombs, whstling bombs,
whistlns' red fire torches, whistling red
devils whistling cracker jacks, meteors
and cannon rockets. No old stock, and
prices as low as the lowest. We want your
orders. Phone 5S3. George A. Hudson 200
and 211 Bay street. west
FOR SALE, ONE SAW-MILL OUTFIT.
consisting Of one 60-horse power boiler
one 50-horse power engine, two large Diss-
ton saws, one boiling saw, one large belt
one haul-up gear complete, shafting and
pulfeys, one set truck wheels. Boiler and
engine recently inspected and said TO be
within 20 per cent. as good as new. Well
located on Ogeechee river. about six miles
west Of the Savannah, Florida and West
ern railway. with plenty Of good timber
near at hand Apply to A. B. Hull & Co.,
or A. LETTER & Son. Savannah. Ga.
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TO EXPLAIN THE DIspENsARY.

Letters From St. James Physicians
to BE Read in the COIOred Churches
Letters will be read in the colored
churches to-day from the physicians of
the st. James dispensary, giving infor-
nation about that institution, and having
for their object principally the refutation
of the belief that those connected with
the dispensary are kidnapping children
for dissection, so widely believed among
colored people.
3 The physicians hope by the letters to set
The institution right with the colored peo-
pie and not TO take the step as an ad-
vertising ruse. The institution has not
been injured by the reports. they say. but
as the step has already been decided upon
it was thought advisable to proceed and
allow the letters TO be read
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TELL THE Gladstone TIDINGS!
Norton's, ia Congress street, west. is ad-
mitted to be the best house furnishing
resort in Savannah. Up to date stoves and
ranges.
GEORGIA FURNITURE MANUFAC-
turing Company. 20S Broughton, east man
ufacturers of new patent spring bed; mat
tress and upholstering work of all kinds
in first-class style.
TRY A PAIR or OKARMA'S WINTER
shoes; 81 50, $2.S7 and $3.50 per pair; tele-
phone 1858.
TOY TRUNKS, TOY TRUNKS. 500 TOY
trunks going at half price. At Savannah
Trunk Factory, 10 Broughton street, east
OUR SPECIALITY IN BOOKS THIS
season for Xmas presents are books suit
able for boys from seven to fifteen years
At Oppenheimer, Sloat & Co.
EXPERT AND RELIABLE WORK.
men employed by Nortons stove depart
ment; a stove put up by him stays up.
TOYsI TOYS! Toys! THEY ARE AT
Bernstein's 1Oc Store, on Broughton, near
Barnard. He has everything that will
please the children, from a jumping jack
to an oil heater, and the prices viii aston
ish you. Don't miss this chance for you
will be pleased with what you buy.
HANDSOMEST DESIGNS IN MAN
tells and thing at Norton's, ia Congress
street, west.
COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITH
a new set Of furniture. A. S. Griffin &
Co., at 314 Broughton, west. is the place
to get It.
IRON WAGONS AND WOOD WAC
ons from 1Oc to $500, at Oppenheimer,
Sloat & Co.
CONIDA'S 5-POUND BOXES OF FINE
assorted candies will be displayed all next
week until Christmas at either of his
stores. Five pounds for one dollar. Come
and leave your order before the big rush
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
to Cornwell & Chapman.
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COLUMBUS WANTS A NEW ROAD.
Extension of the Chattanooga, Rome
and Southern Possible.

extension OF the Chattanooga, Rome
and Southern Possible.
Columbus, Ca, Dec. 1S.-Capt. II. c..
Knox, representing the Chattanooga,
Rome and Southern road, was here to-
day conferring with business men in ref
erence to the extension of his line from
Carrolton TO this city. He met with great
encouragement and secured letters of en-
dorsement from sixteen business men,
representing a capital of more than 5000
00O Capt. Knox will report favorably to
President Wilburn, who will a once go TO
New York to lay the matter before Simon
Borg. the chief owner of the road The
indications are that the extension will be
made early next year, forming an alliance
with the Georgia and Alabama road and
shortening the distance between Chatta-
nooga, Savannah, Montgomery and Flor
ida points. The owners of the two prop
critics are very friendly and It is predicted
in railroad circles here that both roads
win be united under one management as
soon as the extension can be made.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Third Page
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


a BARGAIN, AT II CONGRESS, CAk-
NET and hat rack; must be sold; both rldlc-
ulously cheap.
TIFTY DOLLARS FOR A BEAUTI-
e,II so,,1ra piano: must be sold. Worces-
ter, News.
OAK BEDROOM SET WITH WARD
robe S25; sideboard $50; stove (self-teeder),
ana one Othello range. 12S West Second
ave.
PRETTY TERRIER PUPPIES .
weeks old. IS York, east.
FOR. SALE DRUG STORE ON LIB
eral terms Apply corner CASTOR ana IlIce
street. Henry Gallager.
DOUBLE SET BUGGY HARNESS AND
pole. complete: for sale cheap, at McGlash-
ans, S25 Broughton, west
FOR SALE, MATING AND OLD
chairs. dining table safe small heallng
stove: gas stove and kitchen utensils; only
used two months. 1903 Price, corner Liberty
and Price.
WOOD. PER- LOAD PINE, 75C; OAK,
q oo phone 653 Yard SIP Jones street,
west. w. j. Martin, agent.
FOR SALE, LARGE, WE'LL TRAIN
"a GOAT. suitable for a Christmas present.
COS Barnard street,
TOR SALE. SQUARE CHICKERING
piano in good condition, for 500 cash. Oh
Eighth street, west.
GOAT AND GIG FOR SALE. NO. 1856
East Broad street.
FOR SALE, WOOD YARD, ENGINE
and boiler, cheap for cash; good reasons
for selling. Address Boiler.
FOR SALE, GOOD REMINGTON, NO.
.. Address Typewriter, this office.
$500 BARNES BICYCLE, IN PER
feet order; a bargain, or will exchange
for typewriter. Address Barnes, care
News.
FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISHED
grocery and bar in a thicl1ly settled part
Of the city; a good place to the right
man. Enterprise, News office
FOR SALE. TWO NEW WOOD CARTS.
Apply to NJ. ]. McMahon's wood yard,
Eleventh and Bull streets
WOOD, GET YOUR WOOD FROM NJ.
7 Mcmahon. Eleventh and Bull streets;
oak per load, 81; mixed, soc; pine, soc;
cash prices; all orders promptly delivered;
stick or sawed.
LARGE BRUSSELS CARPET, MAG
nificent walnut hat rack; mirror, 4SX22 At
II Congress.
MULES, WAGONS, SINGLE AND
double carts; harness for sale. Chatham
Machine Brick Works, Louisville road.
FOR SALE. A FEW GOOD MILCHERs
that must be sold. Hyatt & zoucks, New
street.
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Probated In soIemn Form.

The win Of the late Jos. Mannion was
probated in solemn form in the court of
ordinary yesterday and letters testament
airy We're granted to VIM. II. Dooner, Sr..
and Daniel Connor, executors. An order
was granted the executors, allowing them
20 employ an agent, and another order al
lowed them compensation for turning one
piece Of the property belonging to the es-
tate, over TO one of the heirs. The value
OF the estate as appraised. is S7.625.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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FINE IMPORTED CRYSTALIZED
fruits in pound boxes, SOC, at Hetterich S.
406 Broughton street, west.
GIVE YOUR BOY PLENTY OF EX-
ercise and a Christmas present by buying
either a foot ball, boxing glove or strik-
ing bag. from $1.OO to $500, at Open
heimer, Sloat & Co.
NO BETTER PRESENT TO THE
good wife than an Iron King cook stove. A
Melrose or an improved Capello Range.
thousands in use and giving perfect sat
istaction. Nortons, ia Congress street
west.
CoNIDAs BUTTERCUPs, FILLED
with nuts; 25c per pound.
FINE ASSORTED CHOCOTA NTT5TS
and cream chocolates, 25c per pound box
at Hetterich's, 406 Broughton street. west
BILL BOOKS, CIGAR CASES. LET
ter books, and gentlemens pocket hooks
OF every description; a splendid assortment
from which to select a Christmas present
Savannah Trunk Factory, 10 Broughton
east. '0'''
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC
go to Cornwell & Chapman.
MAKE YOUR CHILDREN HAPPY nv
giving them good Christmas: now the
way TO do this is to call at Bernstein's
lOc store on Broughton, near Barnard
ana see what collection he has: bean
titul and useful presents for prices fbat
viii surprise you, Don't fail to see them
this week.
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CONFIRMED ~ THE SENATE.
New Minister to Russia one of Those
on the List.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations:
Ethan A. Hitchcock of Missouri, to be
Minister to Russia.
Archibald j. Sampson of Arizona, minis
ter to Ecuador.
William B. Finch of Wisconsin, minis
ter 70 Paraguay and Uruguay.
Laritz S. Swanson of Minnesota, minis
ter to Denmark.
George M. Bridgeman of New Jersey,
minister to Bolivia
w. Godfrey Hunter of Kentucky, minis
ter to Guatemala and Honduras.
Also long list of consuls
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GLASS FACTORIES TO REOPEN.
$4,000 Men Idle on Account of
Strike to Resume Work.

Strike to Resume Work.
Pittshurg. Pa, Dec. 1S.-Window glass
factories throughout the United States will
be able to resume work just as soon as
they can get the furnaces hot enough to
begin work This Will be in about three
weeks and means work for about 1900
men. Tonight kilograms were sent to
the managers of every window glass plant
in the country to start the fires at once, as
a settlement of the wage question, which
has been so long in dispute. has been
reached. The workers will resume at an
advance which is not as large as was ex-
pected, and for which such strong conten-
ton was made.
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RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Long Shots Have 1t All Their own
Way at New Orleans.

Long shots Have 1t All Their own
Way at New Orleans.
New Orleans, Dec 1S.-Fine weather and
a half holiday increased the racing atten-
dance to-day. The track was fair and the
long shots had it all their way. Nine
books drew in and all had profitable
day. Charina was the only favorite to
score, and Of the other winners, Stockholm
was the only fancied in the least Sur
mount and Gath were both hot favorites
ana the talent fell heavily to them. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Six furlongs. Hibernia
Queen, 80 TO J. won, with Tradition, 30 10
1, second, and Glenmoyne, TO ,, third.
Time 1:26.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Octave, 4 to
], won with DinsmOre, TO 1, second, and
Solution, 80 to 1, third. Time 1:1S1a
Third RaCe-Mile and quarter Cha
rna, s to .. won, with Evanatus, 4 to /,
second, and Mamie LIS Sister, 10 to !,
third Time 2:15.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Elsie Bram-
bic, 40 to ], won, with Sallie Cliquot to
]. second, and Gath 8 to s. third. Time
1172,
Fifth Race-selliug, six furIongs Stock
holm, to !, won, with Brother Fred,
to 2. second, and BOmbardon, y to l,
third. Time 1:1S12.
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 1S.-The Cincinnati
Jockey Club Oakley met to-day and
named May q as the date for the open
ing of the spring meeting, which is to end
June q. This is intended to follow the
c,ose of the meeting at Louisville. 1t gives
nineteen racing days, instead of thirty, as
al the spring meeting last year The num-
Der of stakes will not be reduced, and the
shorter meeting win bring them closer to-
sether. The announcement of the stakes
will be made in a few days.
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WOMAN MANGLED by A TRAIN.
Struck While Crossing the Track at
the End of Deep Cut.

Columbus, Ca Dec. 1S-The train which
arrived here from Birmingham at 1925
o'clock this afternoon ran over and killed
Mrs. Polly Arthur. two miles north of
Goodwater. The body of the woman was
frightfully mangled and scarcely a whole
bone was left in the entire frame.
Mrs. Arthur was crossing the railroad
at the end of q deep cut and sharp curve
and the train was in a few feet OF her when
the engineer discovered her. He reversed
his engine and blew for brakes, but nothing
could be done to save the lady
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MRS. LEASE TO run ron CONGRESS
VIII Seek the PopuIisa Nomination I'm
Jerry simpsons District

Jerry simpsons District.
Great Bend, Kan. Dec. 1S.-In a letter
to friends here, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Lease states that her lecture engagements
are not proving as profitable as she ex-
pected, and announces that she expects
to return TO Kansas ard begin an active
canvass for the populist nomination for
congress in the Seventh district The fight
against Jerry Simpson, she says, will pre-
vent his denomination and it is her hope
to eventually secure a majority of the
votes in the convention. Mrs. Lease ex-
poets to be opposed by the democrats. but
she says that if nominated, she will hold
meetings in every precinct in the district
and give the people of the Seventh a
repetition of the campaign of $780, when
we first elected Jerry
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HYDRorHoBIA FROM cars BITE.
Prof Robinson Goes TO n Pasteur In
stitute for Treatment.

Baltimore, Dec. 1S.-Prof. Adolph A. Rob
inson of Guilford College. Guilford N. c.,
came to Baltimore to-day to take the Pas
teur treatment for threatened hydropho-
bia. He was bitten by a kitten on Nov.
9. and a boy who lived in Guilford was
bitten by the same animal on the same
day. The boy died Thursday last of ny
drophobia, and Prof. Robinson became
alarmed and came here in hope that the
Threatened danger MIGHT be averted.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED, YOUNG MAN WITH $500
to take half interest and open office in this
city to represent Philadelphia Manufacture
ing Company; must have good reference
and be reliable; large income assured to
the right man. Address Remove Manufac-
turing Company, SS6-S38 York avenue, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
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POCKETBOOKS, I HAVE THE BEST
and largest assortment ever offered; 1t will
be to your interest to call and inspect
them; real seal, sterling silver and gold
corners and mountings. Savannah Trunk
Factory, 10 BrOughton, east.
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FURNITURE CAREFULLY MOVED
and slowed by A. S. Griffin, 314 Brough~
ton, west.
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LOST AND FOUND.


FOUND, A POCKETBOOK. OWNER
can have same by calling at 2l0 CASTOR,
east, and paying for advertisement.
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RIISCELLANEOuh.

MIXED CANDY, sc AND 1Oc PER Box
cream bonbons Ice and 15c per box, at Hets
terich's, 406 Broughton street, west
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FRESH CANDY HIGHLY FLAVOR.
err also peanut cocoanut, bennie and
black walnut taffy, 10c per pound, at Het-
terich's, 406 Broughton street, west.
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED IN THE
very best style by the Georgia Furniture
Manufacturing Company, 20S Broughtons
east.
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UNUSUAL HONOR TO A NEGRO.

Lewis George CIarIxe's Body TO Lie in
State at Louisville.
Lexington, KY. Dec. 1S.-The body Of
Jews George Clarke, the original George
Harris Of Harriet Beecher Stoves I'm
cie Toms Cabin" who died Thursday. win
ne ~ state In the auditorium from a. m
70 70 1 p m, sunday. No such honor has ever
Oeeh PAID negro in kentucky,
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EDIOATInNAI-

MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO.
piano. r. L. L. Miller, resident teacher,
109 Liberty, east.
f. T. MGRATH, TEACHER OF MAN
dolin, guitar and banjo; best instruction.
Headquarters at Ludden & Bates.
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BOARDING.


DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH BEST
table board; can be obtained at 100 Jones
street, west.
PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD
board; private family; terms quite reason
able. 1OS East Taylor.
MORRISON HOUSE, REASONABLE
rates by day, week or month; large rooms
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE
desirable rooms, with good table board
by addressing r. G. j., Morning News.
BOARDING, EXCELLENT BOARD,
with or without room; convenient location.
Mrs. Kersey, Is Liberty street, west.
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THE LADIES RESORT-114 CON-
gress street, west
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SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait at Okarma's; telephone 2553.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED THOU
sand cabbage plants; Henderson, Success
sion, Drumhead and Thorbourns Improved
Red Cabbage at $3.50 per thousand. c. c..
Beeee Hermitage.
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WATCH BERNSTEIN'S 1Oc sTORH
Tor holiday goods; he has them for every
body; also Oil heaters parlor heaters, etc,s
no excuse for having a cold room when
you can buy one of these heaters so cheap1
come and convince yourself. Broughtons
second door from Barnard street
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FINE ASSORTED CANDY WORTH
5Oc at 25c per box Hetterich, 406 Brough-
ton street, west
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TOY TRUNKS, MADE AT THE SA~
vannah Trunk Factory are much stronger
ana much cheaper than any sold in this
city. No 10 Broughton street, east.
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We can't be UNDERSOLD-REMEM THAT