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from three months visit to her daughters
| In New York and Boston
! ! MaJ. and Mrs. Kendrick. who have been Wis
lung Mrs. S. c. Cook of Fairmount avenue
have gone to New York
Miss Dora Jctt, Of Dayton avenue re-
turned home Wednesday after a lengthy visit
10 relatives in Virginia.
MISS Cese, who has been visiting Mrs. De
Law for the past month, returns this waaL, n
her home in Faribault.
MIS- kathro Mason. of Holly avenue has
returned from Leavcnwor h, where she has
oeen wishing friends.
Mr., Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick B. Moore and Mrs
Charles B. Temple have gone to maxi tbaj
nome at Vancouver.
MISS Estelle Dee has returned from still
water wa where she has been visiting friends
Dr. and Mrs. S G. Cobb are enter+a.,,-,o,
view ''i'-'ii' VI ram
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. BfgeIow. of College av-
ehue' ieft last evening for California
MISS Ailce Borup ard Miss Jo~cDhine Carr
are WISHING Mss Chandler at C1ic;go
N.ss arnold, of Minneapolis is he guest
ol MISS Jane Clark. of Summit avenue
Judge Mitchell of the Aberdeen LETT las,
evening Tor Old Point Comfort. Va.
tt n. W; W., Grove. of GraceyilIe Wis ted the
win Cities during the past week
Mrs. Crosby, who has been VISITING ,rse
hhodes. has returned to Hastings.
Sam w. Dittcnhofer CT tie Golden RuIo
leaves tonight for New York
Judge Lrsk and Miss Lusk. of Davfon ave-
nue.. are visiting in Chicago
Mr. ;, and Mrs. F. f. Rice, Of Summit ave
nue., have gone to Europe
Mrs; J. G: HI, of Virginia avenue. has
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lord of Portland ayo-
nue., have gone South '
j.; :,P F. Ling L1ngon leaves tomorrow for a trip
,,J;. j. F. Jackson left yesterday for short
Frederick D. Monfort has gone 70 wasb
ington. D. c. ~ ]" a'H-
~ Mrs; W H Doolittle is visiting friends in
to Chicago. '"' N"H eohe
Seat lie. Heu from
Esst Miss Lyman. of College avenue, has gone
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evening. ""i cher on Friday
Mrs n H. Winters has been erte~+at,,-,,
state. 'iieIh part OF the
Miss Mabel McKinistry. Of the Ladies. b.,,
eN1ei tame q MISS Nina Hall during the wa-L
fe+,, WI siai ana Mrs. w. T. Rich entertained a
-''1Ius at d1nner Thursday evening.
MIS-. ). g. Johnston. of North u,r,Ii,o -
'ea1alhed friends at dinner SUNDAY.
The Kings daughters viii meet ~, ,1-,.....
d. the rome &C Miss Fila Funk
,,y' .lrS. > r. Culver and son have gona +o
Wisconsin for a few weeks 9'"0 ~
Mss Olga Ritter very ploaeantIv ,1t-r
famed &t elmer Surday
Miss Jennie Osier b2s ro+r-rod
SNORT stay at Buffalo Lake. "
Mrs. c. l. Humphrey entertained % r,,,,,,,.-
ol lrIenCs at tea Tuesday " iND'I
mrs. NJ e. Cummings Of Ciearv,,ter vii.
itod in Hamlne this week 90 "-'ei' VIS-
MISS Sophia Ernsting was the f-r.st 90
Mrs Clinton Chamberlain ''0 quest Oh
Mt: Nr. and Mrs e. y Akers enta-t,.r.5
ifltncs at dinner Friday 0'i'7' I'd i'- d
Miss Clara Gould ntortafned NJ.
Lewis, OF Cannon FaIis ' 'l'I'Ie
Miss Jessie WcmpIe was ,isi+,s
father during the week ''i " her
Mss ttta Webb has returned frcn . eo,u
weeks visit in Icwa ''ni Ie"
Mrs c. K. Cramer. CT RcardsIo,. ;,
The hall this week - '''i'-u at
friends in Hamline P'''9' ''SIIed
Miss May Baker visited Niss c,. r,
during the week '''09 % mann
MRS Morris Atct.ison Wis ted in u+r,,,.,.,.-
during the week " pOI-S
on Friday. 4" minneapolis
L. W. randall has returned frcm Omaha
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HAMLINE.

Mrs Mrs; A A; Clark very pleasantly enter
tnl raInea friends at luncheon Friday Those
present were: Mesdames E. V. Crist. Pribh'e
99nerman. W. Long. F. w Hoyt' E. r.
66aaIrTkuioo. 6aITH. a E. Taylor. NJ Phelps A. J.,
M. Evans. anu H.
On tuesday evening the freshmen class Of
i tne university received the members of tba
Junior class, in the university which has
pee oeen ia tastefully decorated with class colcrs
Mss Mss Lou Webb entertained Misses DoI-v
acalns, Jessie Evans. Winnie Rraomeoid
Mes MeSsrs. Guy Caldwell Lewis Merit leu, f.1n
wallace and Lucien Merritt at tea THURSDAY
The Young Woman's Foreign N.ssio7ar,,
society will give a chocolate tea newt i5,Is
ga Gay eg evening at the home of Mrs. ]. B. Fo,t2
The regular meeting of the Kings Dsu,b-
ters was held on Monday at the home Cf 5bo
president, Miss Lculu Webber. - ''-e
A very Interesting meeting of the Senior
Ioyal temperance legion was held on No9
day in the reading rooms
The Gopher High Five club will meet at
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favors. The club will meet Thursday after

favors. The club will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. P. Pierre. of Minnebaha street
Mrs. Harry White. of South Victoria street
entertained the Young Ladies Euchre club
Miss Virginia Dufresne and Miss Nellie B.
Hope. Miss Foster. of Dayton avenue VIII
be the next hostess.
Mrs. Parlin, on Tuesday, entertained the
Ladies Afternoon club at the Aberdeen.
Prizes were won by Mrs. D. S. Sperry and
Mrs. McRae. Mrs. Wetherel will entertain
the club at its next meeting, at the Mari
borough.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Miss Rhodes of
Portland avenue. Winners of prizes were:
Miss Sadie O'Brien, Miss Alice Wright, Dr.
W Hams and William Burke.
The Mothers club, of lower town met In
the Hawthorne school Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Benepe spoke on Sanitation in Connec-
tion With Infectious Diseases" There was
a musical programme.
The ladies of the First Baptist church gave
a poverty social Thursday evening at the
nome OF Mrs Ciarkson, 347 East Tenth street
musical programme was given and refresh
mentS served.
The Woman's Association of St Anthony
Park held a meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the Congregational church. Mrs T L. Haeck-
giving"
1T The o. N. club was entertained Tuesday
avenue. Prizes were given to Miss stiIlweii
and Miss Burke. Miss Grace Moorhouse will
entertain the club next.
The women of the Park Congregational
church gave silver tea Thursday afternoon
at the nome of Mrs. j. II. Sanborn, on Vr-
ginta avenue.
MI and Mrs. William Wallace. recently
returned missionaries from Mexico, spoke at
large reception given in their honor Tues
evening.
The ladiessof ST. Agnes parish gave a card
party thursday evening in Wagner's Nall
The ladies of the Century club met Wednes
day in Dayton Avenue church.
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will give dancing party Friday for her
daughter. Mss Merriam Holman.
The Hawthorn club will give it's second so.
cial dance at Central hall Thursday
Mrs Archibald MacLaren, of Holly ave
nue. will give luncheon Tuesday.
The Capital Cicy Cycle club will give a
dance in Cambridge hall Feb. 27.
Mrs. William NJ Higgins has cards cut
for party Saturday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Prouty entertains at cards
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Mnrdi Grnc

Inc annual pageant Of Madri Cras at NJ,
OTIeans' Is great attraction fer No taa,n
G9Gptf G1fkiv ny, dG reach the Crescent Ci NOS.
chase tickets va the BurIi GIN . Pu[
sac Feo. II to 20. Chcics of rlutss via
RoiSaS' RobeT{ sfFaa5 or s. Io3 h9gIs Ticket cics 40
Nicollet ay. Minneapolis. and Uni n DIP ~
in b--h cites N O'i,n uePol5
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Mrs. F. X. Punnett. of the Aberdeen. en-
of Louisville, and Miss Lamborn. Mrs Pun
nett was assisted by Mrs. w. F. -Peet, Mrs
Ambrose Tighe, Mrs. Burnside Foster and
Mrs. Charles Spencer. The prizes were given
to Mrs. A B. Sibley, Mrs Themes Miss
Armstrong, Miss Dousman and Miss Barry
A number of informal affairs are being ar
ranged TO be given in honor of Mrs. Kliesen=
dOrf.
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A marriage of interest in both the cities
will be rhat OF Miss Grace Swift. daughter
of Nr. and Mrs. Lucian Swift to Albert
W. Strong. Feb. % in Church of the Re-
deemer Minneapolis. Both Young people
are residents cf Minneapolis The bridal at
tendarts will include young people from
St. Paul.
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]. D. Cola, native of India. and friend OF
Cheiro, who was recently in St. Paul. will
: occupy the pulpit of the First UnitcIIn
church. # MINNEAPOLIS, t@6av. Mr.. C las
subject viii he ''Zorcas e., the Magi and thu
Parser" He will be attired in his native
costume. 4 party comDosed of Mrs. ]. B.
Tarbex. Miss Greve, Mrs. @. L. Schurmeirr
and others will go up to Minneapolis this
morning to attend the lecture.
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Mrs Finer Dearth. CT Mackubin street
gave an informal luncheon Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

= Mrs. James T. Clark entertained al arge
= company Of young people at dancing at the
-Crocus Fill club house, Wednesday even
ing. vi s Arnold, of Chicago. was the guest
of honor.
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Cards were issued Thursday for the we'd
ding Of Miss Mabel Floy Denny. daughter
OF Prot ard Mrs. o. F. Denny, to Ellis
Ellsworth Powell. of Seattle. 1t will be a
hGme wedding at the family residence
Pleasant avenue.
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Mrs. Charles Porter Eastman. of Dayton av
enue, entertained at cards Thursday after
noon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Invitations have been received in st. Paul
for the marriage Tuesday of Miss josephine
May Robinson. daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Vil's, of Livingston. Mont, to Henry
Hare Form. formerly of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horn will reside in Livingston. A
number Of st. Paul people will attend the
welding
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Three great leaders in Swiss Ma
terials that are exclusive with lis
Chiffon Batiste, in old rose. pink,
light blue, lilac and Su.natra, with
trimmings to match; Plumetti
Cloth, and our very latest arrival.
Embroidered Grenada, beautiful
materials for summer gowns.
A fine assar tn1etit of Combination
Lace and Embroidery E1gings,
Bands and Flouncin gs, and in White
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inen Department

~ Did you notice all those
! people carrying away Sample Cloths
Saturday? We have added about
200 more for Mondays selling. Bet
ter get one Or more for future wants.
Like values will not be offered in
years.
Table Cloths, size 2x2 yards, each,
$3.50.
Size 2x211s yards at S2.25. S2.75
and $500 each.
Size 2x3 yards at So. so each.
100 dozen B1eached Napkins, a
size, s. Napkin. for $3.50.
Lunch Cloths, see them, at oSc,
Sl.25, SI.35 and $i.5O each.
Hemstitched Tray Cloths, cA.
hand-drawn work, size 18x .1seC
d inches, 75c quality for.
A bargain in Bed Spreads, im-
ported English Marseilles, full size,
all hemmed. These prices for Mon
day:
$3.50 Quilts for. $3.50
$3.50 Quilts for r..............$4.5 SO
$3.50 Quilts for. r...........S5 500
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M ems Furnishings.

Just received-a large
importation of Fancy Colored Half
Hose-all the newest color com 5ina-
tons
Fancy Colored Shirts, the $500
hiuu LOT r.. Observation-Disclosures. ...T5c
The 81 so kind for. ....S .Sl.Io
35c Camels Hair Socks. lac
See New YORK ) latest styles "a
in Neckwear just here. 1isC
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Miss Margaret Rugg gave dinner at the
Marlborough Wednesday evening for Miss
Hale and Mr.. Milligan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Mrs T L. Blood entertained at euchre
Thursday at her home in Central Park. She
was assisted by Mrs. ]. P. Elmer, Mrs. T. B..
Scott and Mrs. Hardenberg.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. Elsnger, of the Aberdeen, en-
tertained at cards Monday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Mr.. ard Mrs w C. Edwards, 1926 Summit
avenue gave party of $50 guests for their
son Benz. X Edwards Friday evening Most
of the TaIty were cleSsmatos. b)ut to gradu-
ate from the high school, this year. The
house YVES beautifully decorated with palms
and cact in the fire places and before the
large mirrors, while flowers were In profus-
ion. Dancing was enjoyed on the first floor
Dancing favors were beautiful valentine pro-
grammes- game of progressive cnch was
INDUCED in on the second floor, and on the
third 1oCr the attractions of a bogus" art
gallery were irresistible. Furch was serve1
in the breakfast room by Mi Helm Wa'lace
Miss PeSse Trumb.e and Miss Piingle Ms
Edwards was assisted in receiving by Miss
Phoetn Nicholas. Mrs. DR.. s. G. Cobb and
Mrs. II. NJ. Crosby
The marriage of Miss Alice Marie Vallee
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Vallee. OF
pleasant avenue. to Adol-h Eug ne Mich ard
takes pace Tuesday at o'clock in the FIR nch
Cathcltc church. Rev. Father Thomas psr-
forms the ceremony.
Mrs. G. c. Lambert of $50 Nelson avenue
gave a dirn Wednesday evening for Mr. a ii
Mrs. Frank Gravel. Covers were laid for
twelve
Mrs. A. ]. Mayer, of 593 Summit avenue, en-
tertaiped 800 ladies at an afternoon reception
yesterday Mrs. Mayer was assisted by a group
OF married women and girls. and all the de-
tails of the affair were very handsome. In the
reception room Bridesmaids roses were used
in the way OF decoration In the hallway
the guests, and American Beauties added the
necessary color. The dining room which is
richly tapestried and furnished in Flemish
oak, WIS all in yellow, and bonbons were
served from the table, which was laid with a
handsome Duchesse lace cover and for a CEN
ter piece of jonquils Punch was served in the
Oriental den en- the second floor.
Mrs S. S. Crooks entertains at an informal
tea Monday at the Genesee.
Miss Mabel Robinson entertained informally
last evening for Miss Flower and Mr. Conley
and their bridal attendants. Dr. and Mrs Or
ton entertained for the same group of young
people Friday evening. Miss Flower has asked
Miss Ethel Washburne to attend her as maid
OF honar, and the bridesmaids will be Miss
FRANCES Hale, of Minneapolis; Miss Mabel
Robinson. Miss Dora johnson. The Jshers will
be Messrs; A. s. Speel. Mitchell Harry
11awkirs. NJ Healion and John Dunnigan. of
San francisco The wedding takes place
"Wednesday at the Flower residence on Ash
land avenue.
Miss Pauline Ferguson entertains at dinner
Tuescay evening at the Borup residence sos
Summit avenue.
Mrs. D. B. Newcomb gave an afternoon card
party Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Dibble entertains large
dancing rarty Thursday evening to meet Miss
Bostwiek, Of Ithaca, N. Y.
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I ining Department.

lining Department.
- The very best goods that
are to be had, and lowest prices for
the best-that's what we offer our
patrons.
Real French Haircloth, made of
pure horse hair, shrunk ready for
use, sold by us exclusively-24
inches wide.
Genuine French Haircloth, ~
made of real horse hair, black nc
and gray. For Monday go. AS
Fast Black Taffeta, 80 inches IN
wide, worth zoe d yard. sHC,
Special for Monday AVS
Moire Taffetine, 40 inches d.
wide. fast black. our 25c quail sST
ity, for Monday only....... hoS
Fast Black Percaline, So 1A1
inches wide, the zoe quality. VIC
For Monday.. .... AS2@
Best Lining Cambria, all =
shades, per yard, Ac
Monday.
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Mrs w w. Howard, of Laurel avenue, en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Brown, of Mankato Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Newcomb, of Minneapolis, and Rev. K.
Gale and Mrs. n. S. Flint, of Faribault
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Embroidered Robes we are showing
the best line we have ever had
Speciais-Having had such an
immense success with our Embroi-
derry and Wash Lace sales, we have
decided to continue them during the
balance of the month, with addi-
tiona1 attractions.
RemHants of Laces. Chiffous,
Nets and Enbroideries at THIRD
ami HALF PRICE.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

The marriage of Miss Josephine Ty-
Ter Dyer to Robert Holt Johnston, of
New York, took place Wednesday even
ing in Park Congregational church. A
reception followed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs w. ]. Dyer, on Grand ave-
nue
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Kid Glove Dept.

w Z hISA liOn WILL pltdS-
ure our three great Glove leaders
Perrin's Peerless Pique, the famous
Reynier and the celebrated Maggi-
oni, formerly made under the name
of P. Centemeri. Indeed, they are
the worlds best. We are sole St.
Paul agents.
Owing to an unfortunate delay in
shipment, the great special we ad-
vertised for Saturday did not arrive
until noon, therefore we offer for
Monday morning at 9 o'clock:
The balance, Is dozen-only 900
pairs--of Oxford 2-Clasp English
Walking Gloves, in the latest spring
shades Of red and tan. These gloves
would be bargain at $1.25 Tr
a pair. On sale Monday nc
Every size, from 519 to 7.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Mai and Mrs. Espy entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening for Vincent Morrison, of
Fort Madison, 10.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

The Younger set in both cities danced
and were merry at the university
armOry Friday evening. The event was
in every way one of the handsomest
ever given in university circles.
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TIE marriage of Miss Alice Marie Vallee
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Vallee. OF
Pleasant avenue. to Adolrh Eug ne Mich ard
takes pace Tuesday at o'clock in the FIR nch
Cathclc church. Rev. Father Thomas psr-
forms the ceremony.
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DR. and Mrs. F. H Orton, of Ashland
avenue, gave q dinner Friday evening
for the Conley-Flower bridal party,
Miss Hale, of Minneapolis, entertain
ed Miss Flower and her maids Thurs
day afternoon at luncheon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Dyer, of Holly avenue,
entertained the Johnston-Dyer bridal party
Tuesday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Miss Prendergast, of st. Peter street. enter
tanned at cards Wednesday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Mrs. G. c. Lambert of $50 Nelson avenue.
gave a dirn Wednesday evening for Mr. ID
Mrs. Frank Gravel. Covers were laid for
twelve
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-13

Several pretty valentine parties have
been planned and the usual valentine
boxes in the schools will furnish amuse-
ment for the pupils. In some of the
confectioners there are small hatchets
for gifts on the 22d. These are filled at
the hardle with candy and are novel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26
M'KANE HOSPITAL EXERCISES.
commencement of Training School
Tomorrow Night.

commencement of Training School
Tomorrow Night.
The commencement exercises of the Nc
Kane Hospital Training School for
Nurses, colored, will take place at St.
Philips A. NJ. e. Church tomorrow night.
The address will be delivered by Mayor
Meldrim.
The programme includes prayer by Rev.
P. H. Travis; a solo by Jennie Lloyd; adj
dress to the graduates by T. James Davis,
b. s., NJ. d.; essay, what l have Noted
as Nurse" Emma Collier of the class of
50; solo by Lizzie Glenn; address on be-
half of the board of trustees by Rev. l..
h. Smith; solo by Rosa Drayton; valedic-
tory by S. Louise Ward; presentation of
diplomas by Rev Alexander Harris and
music by Mamie e. Edwards.
The officers of the hospital and school
are Rev. l.. b. Maxwell, president; A. L.
Tucker, vice president; James c. Ross,
secretary; j. H. johnson, treasurer.
The faculty is c. McKane and A. w.
Mckane, and the medical and surgical
staff is: C. McKane, Phi. D., NJ. D.; A.
w. McKane. NJ. D.; S. Palmer Lloyd, A.
B., NJ D.; 7. James Davis, B. S., NJ. D.;
c. Bryant Whaley, NJ. D.; J. Henry Bugg,
M. D.; j. Chambers Atkinson, NJ. D., and
Philip Z. Love, NJ. D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26
WILL BE NO RAISE IN SALARIES.

NIniI Clerks VIII Have to Get Along
ON Their Present Pay This Year.
No increase viii be allowed in the sala-
ries of mail clerks during the present ifs
cal year.
This is the substance of an order issued
by First Assistant Postmaster General
Heath. A copy of the order was secured
at the Savannah postoffice yesterday. 1t
has been customary for postmasters
throughout the country to submit to the
postmaster general on the first of each
July a new roster of the clerks in the re-
spective offices together with a recon-
mendaton for Increased salaries.
No attention will be paid TO these lists
this year. The reason given is that the
heavy drains made by the army for OK
perienced clerks 10 handle the soldiers
mail has so depleted the regular force that
anything in the nature of an increase
would take that much more money from
the available appropriation, an expense
which the postoffice department cannot
stand.
Towards the close of the fiscal year, if
it IS seen that the appropriation can stand
it, there win be some increases, it is said,
but none to those clerks receiving 81, 200
per aQnum
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26
Enn RENr-sroREs.

FOR RENT DESIRABLE STAND
for grocery store. with or without resi-
dence adjoining. Apply 124 Habersham.
FOR RENT, SEVERAL SMALL
stores in good localities, at moderate rent.
Peter Reilly. 16 DraytGn street
FOR RENT. TWO STORES ON
Broughton street; and several desirable
residences and flats; all thoroughly reno
waited; possession Immediately. Apply Al
bert Wylly. IL Bryan street. east
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
Jos Liberty, second door from Drayfon.
Apply ia Houston and President streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, LUMBER
and Walker street; $3.50 per month. S,
Mendel, 10 Bay, west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.


Mr.. Walter II. johnson Now an AttOr-
ney-at-Law.
MIR. Walter T. johnson of this city was
yesterday admitted to the bar upon the
presentation of his diploma from the law
school of the University of Georgia.
Mr. johnson is the son of Capt John l..
Johnson of this city, and is a young gen.
ueman of high character and very excep-
uohal ability. He is an honor man of
Lmory College, and was one of the ack~
nowledged. leaders of his large law class.
lie was awarded, at the recent commence
ment, the prize offered for the best essay
on any legal subject, the contest being
open to the entire law school
Those who know him predict for him an
honorable and successful career at the
bar. He is in the office of Nessrs Den
mark, Adams e. Freeman
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26

"elsheu Gown, over buffiened men and
women by. giving them the physical
strength and stamina to .Cafry on their work
torcefully and easily
!" For the last three years.' saws Mr. T. G
Morgan, OF Monongah Marion Co, w Va in a
letter 70 Dr. Pierce " have been a constant sui.
terer from indigestion complicated with com.
plants that generally accompany such cases.
Always after eating there would be formation
OF gas ana a heavy load in my stomach would
belch up my food after eating; bowels were very
irregular; would imagine I saw objects floating
before my eyes. I had pain across nv back
About December, 1896 1 began feeling much
worse than usual and was beginning to think
would have 10 suffer the remainder of nv life.
was greatly discouraged. l described nv case
10 Or F1erce's staff of physicians and they di-
rected me TO begin at once taking the Golden
Medical Discovery according to directions I
did so, aud am happy to state l experienced
most gratifying results, as all the unpleasant
feelings have entirely left me I have now
a very good appetite, relish my food, and am
pleased to say feel once more like my former
sell. recently walked distance of one hun.
dred and ten miles in about four days"
No remedy relieves constipation so
quickly and effectively as DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.