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1929 y NV. 11r. $1,000
1874 18th NV, Sr. 80
1924 L NV, 6r. 80. 81
222S n NV, Sr. 80. 90
bi3 Fla ave, Sr. .oO
Montrose hats. IT.. ~,
Tvs JOHN L. WEAV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, IN
central location convenient to all lines, upon
rent of which special summer rates may be Of
fered. VIM. Ii. SAUNDERS & Co, 1407 + st.
jy.ls
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W. MED TRAVELLING SALESMAN. BY ESTAR-
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- = IAOSlA =.
235 LIST Sc. Or. .25. 40
500 Spruce NV, Or. -. 80
APO L NV. 1r........U. 30
140Oh2 ) NV, Eto. is. 30
l2OS Clevel nd av Or. -. ~
POI Az sw, store 1000
Err. Real Estate Officer.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ONE OR TWO LARGE FUR. ROOMS; BEAUTI-
tui place rear station; fare; cheap hoaId
or Lh.k; share fruit. vegetables; low. IA
KONA REST, Star office. II.
THE EFEAGREbNS. Al FALLS CHURCu-A
rev choice rooms, with 1irst~class table; alum
dance OF shade and good water; liberal terms by
the week or month. Miss NJ f. NEWTON.
".
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BUXTON POI, 2O9 211 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Nicely fur. rooms, with good table; square
from Capitol, fou: doors from library pr
maEent and transient guests. jy13-IZt'
WAN1ED-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN TO ROOM
and board in refined private family; cool front
rooms; Lest Of board AL ith st. NV. jy2l St.
1884 ST. NV, LARGE, COOL CLEAN ROOMS.
with or without board, at summer rates;
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WANTED EVERY WHERE IIt'SlI4ERS To TACK
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FEMALE.
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-TU Buy FROM OWNER AN : OR IL.
room E"ns. in northwest section with all mod
SFh Improvements. IvtteFed street preferiei Ad-
dress -. Star otu,qp ~.
WANTEIi-Tu Bi,I. on OR NEAK EAST XPI
t0l street. a house or more rooms: no b,s.-
nient5 must b. a lar Investment. Adircss. with
particulars r.. -. star office tyss ~.
WASTED-EOU SIS OR LOTS To SELL OR EN-
CHANGE for property In this city or any state
in the Union Mzke speciality OF EXCII NNt;INCi
K. s DONALDSON
It, go ioIh ~ n "a
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section: 10 rooms; yard: $4,000 10 IS 900:
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Address HY-Po. Star office. jy2I-at.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-STABLES,

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WANTED-ROOMS.

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u, Star Office. jy21-2t'
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MALE.

WANTED RELIABLE PARTIES IN EVERY COJiN-
~ seat In Maryanl TO handle county agency for
standard article. none bur PERSONS II responsible
Ity col~id.r rcd: Eupl side line for hardware
real estate or law arms. Address Box 16l. Star
ffft.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED FINE Io-RoOM HOI Sc
fronting Lincoln Park for 4 house northwest or
southeast suitable for a physician; equity So 500
yz278 TX. f. BRADLEY. 1898 y ST.
FOR EXCHANGED HANDSOME NEW DWEII-
t-g 81 IL rooms In fashionable NV: Will trad,.
for small horses or alley houses. Address W
o. F.. Star office. 5y:-p a,
FOR EXCHANGE - THE EQUITY IN THREE
small houses. all cndor rersnl 10 good tensnts
for larger improved or unmproyed properly Wili
assume incumbrance. 49,
II BECK 4 WELLER, ee2 + st. NV.
FOR ExCHANGE-NoRTHW coRYFP az
CoLuABlA HEIGHTS. unsurpassed. for sub
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FOR ,l.ACiiANGE-Now Is THE TINE TO GET
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JUNluS j. ifrTNAN
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shall be held every year on the third Sat

shall be held every year on the third Sat
urday in June.
Second. Teachers already on the eligible
list may take the new examination II they
so desire. II they take 1t, they must stand
by the results of the new examination. II
they prefer not to take it, they must stand
by the results of the former examination
and be rated accordingly on the new list
In no case shall the mere fact OF previ-
Gus examination have any weight in de-
termining an applicants position upon the
new eligible list, but merit alone shall be
considered regardless of the time of ascer-
tanning 1t.
Third Besides the qualifications as to
scholarship, due weight shall be given to
age. experience, special professional prep
aration health, temperament and general
personal appearance.
Fourth. No person under II years of
age shall be employed as teacher or as
sistant in the schools
Fifth. No person shall be employed as
teacher or assistant in the schools who
cannot furnish satisfactory evidence of a
good moral character.
sixth. In the appointment of teachers
selections shall be made from the latest
eligible list in the order OF the relative
standing of the applicants, beginning with
the highest, unless satisfactory reasons
should appear 10 tne Oodru IOf dlIerent
course"
On motion of Mr.. Denmark it was re-
solved that as much of the superintend-
ent's report as referred to the examina-
ton of teachers be adopted as the rules
of the board.
President Mercer reported that he had
during the last month visited st. Pat
rick's school, Principal O'Hara, and was
particularly impressed with the writing OF
the scholars President Mercer stated that
he had also visited the West Broad street
colorod school and commended very high
ly the splendid discipline maintained by
Principal Butler.
Several applications by teachers for
leaves of absence were granted.
The members of the board present at
the meeting were Col. G. A. Mercer, pres
dent, and Commissioners d. A Denmark.
J. r. T. Tattnall, p A. StovaIl, ]. II. Es-
till, ]. r. Saussy and NJ. A. O'Byrne.
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CITY sHERIFFs SALE

SherGf's Office City Court of szvar
NAH Savannah, Ga, May s, 1S9s.-Trndar
ana by virtue of an execution ,se1ine :.
out of the City Court of Savannah in fo,as
of Bernard D. Rosenbrook against LTa,r1.
wills, l have this day levied tpon ~
following described property as the nron-
erty OF defendant, to wit
All that half lot of land in the cit, 80
savannah, county of Chatham ana stato
of Georgia. known on the man or nIan ~
said city as the southern half of Iot ~,
Der fifty-one cd in Brownsville ~
having frontage east on Harden strao;
of twenty-five feet, more or less vith =
rectangular depth, west of one bun ina .
feet, more or less U''Ni Gu
And I will proceed to offer same for coll
at public outcry on the first TuesAa,. &c
June, 1899 Same being the 9th dav of .L ~
MONTH. during the legal and usual ho',ns
of sale. in front of the court house 40
in Chatham county. to satisfy said 49, aoUi
lion. Defendant notified of lew Pror,o,.t ~
described In execution. Terms cash 49,
chaser paying for titles. Pun
f. ]. WHELAN.
Sheriff c. c. s.
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY sI1ERIFFs SALE.

Sherih's Office, City Court of Savannah,
Savannah, Ga, May 8. 1S99.-Under and
by virtue of an execution issuing out of the
City Court of Savannah In favor of the
Banking Building and Loan Company
against Ann f. Hardee, l have this day
levied upon the following described prop
erty as the property of the defendant, 10
....:
Two (2) certain lots of land known in a
plan of thirty-five (S0 lots situated In the
town of Warsaw, in Chatham county,
Georgia, as surveyed and subdivided by
Percy Sugden, c. E., for the Merchants
and Mechanics Building and Loan Asso-
citation on the 2Sth day of February. 1899,
as lots twenty-eight (2Sl and thirty-five
$3.50. Said lot twenty-eght (2S) is further
described as follows: Commencing at the
southwest intersection of Russell and
Crawford streets and running west along
the south margin of said Russell street
forty-nne (49) feet thence south one hun
bred and eight Q00 feet thence east forty
nine (49) feet to Crawford street, thence
north along the west margin of said
Crawford street one hundred and eight
Q0s) feet TO the point of beginning. Said
lot thirty-f1ve $3.50 is further described as
follows: Commanding at the northwest
Intersection of Crawford street and
ThunderhoSt Shell Road and running west
along TIE nOTtn margin OF SalU
"Thunderbolts Smell Road" nifty and ten
one -hundredths 100 l0-lOW feet thence
north one hundred and eight O0S) feet,
thence east fifty and ten one-hundredths
go l0-l0O feet 10 Crawford street thence
south along the west margin of'said Craw-
ford street one hundred and eight O0S)
feet to the point of beginning; being
the same conveyed to Ann Eliza Hardee
by Merchants and Mechanics Land Com
pany on the LIST day of March, 1898, by Deed
of Record in the office of the clerk OF the
Superior Court of Chatham County, State
Of Georgia, in Book F's, Page 2lS.
And l win proceed TO offer the same for
sale at public cutlery on the first Tuesday
in June, 1899, (same being the 9Th day of
the month";, during the legal and usual
hours of sale. in front of the court house
door in Chatham county to satisfy said
execution.
Defendant notified of levy. Property
described i'm execution. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles.
K. ]. WHELAN,
Sheriff c. c. S.
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ing that time has compared u with many
other school histories and Iound thai IN
simplicity and philosophical arrangement
1t surpasscs them all"
1 dl1 not, in my criticism. Intimate that
as simplicity and Philosophical arrange
ment were not all that could DO desired.
l nave Always imagiued however. taNt
the first and heading purpose OF histor-
ian was to record the truth OF history. !
found by examination that Cooper's MS
tory Did not state the history OF the civh
war as Il should have been written and
pointed out wherein 81 failed. His ef-
fort TO question the motive which prompt
ed my work. and his statement that At
lanta Camp was engaged in plot to
thrust out" one book in order to give
place to another will fail. because his sur
misses are false, his insinuadons are SIAN
ders.
Atlanta Camp is engaged In the laudable
undertaking of trying to have the truth
recorded about the South and the South
crn armies, and Prof. Brown. who knows
nothing whatever about the members Of
the camp. nor OF the purposes Of their
action, cannot deter them, nor The writer
by any such statements as he publishes. I
would have as much right TO accuse HIM OF
trying TO defend. for a mercenary consid
Grafton, the pubMcai ion of this Boston
printing establishment which published
Cooper's History as he had for making
these reflections upon the camp 1 repre-
sent and upon myself
l am not Interested, in the renotest de-
gree, about what school history is used
in your public schools in Chatham. l did
not know Cooper's History was used any
where IN Gergia when qucstined the ac-
curacy OF It's history. I did not know that
Prof Brown had been teaching 1t for two
years. criticised the book from the stand
point of one who served in the Confederate
army and who is not willing 10 sanction
history by Southern authors which does the
South and Southern soldiers injustice, or
which fails to notice their heroic achieve
ments. w. H. Harrisn.
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legal SALES.


GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Under and by virtue of that certain daoa
TO secure debt duly executed and delivered
oy hale M. Muller, late of said county
ana state, to Isabella R. Harrison OF
brandon, Va, on July 81, 1897. default
having been made, and all of said notes
ana Indebtedness being now due. the I'M
dersigned will sell at public sale on Tues-
day, the 9Th day OF June, 1899. at Chatham
county court house, Savannah, during the
usual hours of sale, employing. if neces-
sary' an auctoneer, all the following prom
erty, 10 wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the city of
savannah in said county and state. and
known and designated upon the man or
plan OF said city as the southern noriio,
of all that certain lot tract or marcel of
land, known as lot number eightv-thraa
SS), White ward; said southern portion
OF SAID lot hereby conveyed being bound
ed on the north by the remaining norton
of said lot eighty-three, on the soutb NV
DUFFY street, on the west by lot number
HIty toO, IN the same ward and on the
east by Habersham street The said
southern portion hereby conveyed ba,,,rr.
an eastern front of thirty (3M feet on
Habersham street, and a rectanout,,.
depth of Duffy street of seventy C7o0 fae+
as Is shown in the map attached to he
deed of conveyance of George T. Cam IN
Clinton III. Sawyer, dated MAY 30 1sot
and recorded in the office of the CLERK ~
the Superior Court of said countv in
book of deeds US, folios 1856, S67. Terms
cash, purchaser paying for revenue stamps
and for titles.
ISABELLA R. HARRISON
Attorney In fact to sell and convex se;d
property.
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SOUTHERN STUDENT CONFERENCE


And Summer Conferences for Y. NJ.
c. A. Workers.
The sixth annual Southern Student con-
ference of College Young Mems Christian
Associations will be held on the grounds
Of the Bingham School at Asheville, N.
c., June 16 to %, 1889 The conference is
held under the auspices of the student
department of the International commit
tee of Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons. Similar meetings are held by this
committee during the summer for the stu
dents of other sections of the country at
Mortified, Mass, at Lake Geneva, Wis,
and at Pacific Grove. Cal
The daily program of the Asheville con-
ference will consist of missionary fnsti-
tutes under the direction of s. r. Vinton
and Harlan p. Beach. secretaries of the
Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign
Missions; normal Bible classes, conduct
ed by II. b. Sharman of New York and
A. c. Harte of Mobile Ala.
Among the speakers at the platform
meetings whose presence is assured are:
Robert E. Speer of New York. John r.
Mott, general secretary of the Worlds
Student Christian Federation; Rev. J.
NllDul ChdpIndIl u. u, OF Bnlladeipnla;
Prof. w. w. Moore, D. D.. of Richmond,
Va; DR.. Walter r. Lambuth of Nash
vile, Rev. r. ]. Wilingham, D. D., of
Richmond, Va, and Mr.. c. X ODER of
Chicago
The afternoon will be devoted to ath-
letics Each night at sunset on the noun
tain side, there will be held a life work
meeting" at which the various Christian
callings will be presented to the students.
The general secretary of the Tokyo Young
Mems Christian Associat lion, S. Niwa. vino
is a former student of the japanese I'm
perial University of Tokyo and a graduate
of the Doshisha University of Kyoto. will
be present and will speak.
In connection with this conference there
will also be held, at the same time and
place conference for members of the
city and town Young Mems Christian AS
sociauons of the South. Among those who
will lead in these discussions are c. L.
Gates, Atlanta; l.. A. Coulter, Richmond,
Va; II. K. Rosevear, Louisville. KY; w.
NJ. Lewis, Clinton, S. C.; L. E. Buell., Biz
mingham, Ala; Mr.. S. Waters McGnl.
Nashville, Tenn, and Judson B. Palmer,
Galveston, Tex.
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PRoPOsALs WANTED.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
ONCE of Chief QuaFermaster, Atlanta.
Ca May 9Th. 1899. Sealed proposals. In
triplicate, will be received here until II
o clock a m. May 18th. 1890 and then
opened, for construction at Tybee Island.
Ca, of a Sewer System, according to plans
and specifications to be seen at this office
and at the Office of the Quartermaster at
the post. U. $. reserves right to accent
or reject any or all proposals or any mart
thereof. Envelopes should be marked /,
Proposals for sewer at Tybee Island
Ca, and addressed to the undersigned
Specifications, general instructions TO
bidders, and blank forms of proposals will
be furnished on application. JOHN SNIP
SON, d. .. M. G., U. S. A., C. @. NJ.
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SCHOOL HISToQIEs.
Mr.. Harrison Has II Word TO Say 10
MIR. Brown.

MIR. Brown.
Editor Morning News: In your naper
of Sth inst appeared an article under the
head. 1.-The School History Question"
signed by T. r. Brown. which l desire
briefly to answer. Mr. Brown, in writ
Ing about criticism of Coopers History,
recently submitted TO Atlanta Camp, u. c.
Constitution reveals a plot on the part
of very enterprisng book concern to
thrust out Estil Lennon and cooper's
history and introduce one of their own"
And then adds this sentence:
1T seems 10 me that this publishing house
is about to succeed in using the Atlanta
Camp of the Confederate Veterans Asso-
citation for the upbuilding of their own
interests in the state, and the said camp
will scarcely be benefited thereby"
These statements by Mr.. +. F. Brown
are unwarranted and without foundation,
and do the members OF the Atlanta camp
and myself gross injustice. The criticism
l wrote and submitted TO the camp was
written in obedience to an order of the
camp. / did not volunteer the task.
did not seek the position
wrote ii without any reference to any
rival history. No publishing house nor
agent OF any publisher had anything 10
do with my work in preparing the criti-
cism. Prof. Zettler did not wrlte or die
tate one word of the article. l did not
mention any history save the one referred
to mo for eexamination-this history by
these Texas authors. l pointed out nu-
merous glaring, inexcusable errors and
omissions in the Cooper history 1t may
be said the same criticism might be made
of many of the other so-called histories.
and l think it is true, that up to this date
no satisfactory history has yet been
written which undertakes to tell of the
civil war,
To prove the justice of my criticism the
authors of the history in question have
recently had issued a revised edition of
their work and in this latest Issue nearly
all the glaring errors in the one l criti-
cised have been corrected If the edition
which Prof, Brown has been so indus
triously teaching for two years was fair
and satisfactory" why should a corrected
edition be issued? Prof Brown concludes
his statement by saying he has used
Coopers history for two years and dur
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JOHN 6. BUTLER
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Paints, Oils and Glass, sash Doors, Dl "rs.
and Builders Supplies, Plain ana D-'Sstio
tive Wan Pepper, Foreign and ola
Clements, Lime. Plaster and t1alI .,,t
Agents for Abestine Cold Water fai Inuan
20 Congress street. west. anc u 81 'N
street. west
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ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

A powder 10 be shaken into the sboas
Al this season your feet feel swollen. ner,,
Gus and hot, and get tired easily II Won
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Al
lens Foot-Ease. 1t cools the feet ana
makes walking easy. Cures swollen ana
sweating feet blisters ana callous spots
Relieves corns and bunions of all main
and gives rest and comfort. Try il TO-DAY
Soldaby all druggists and shoe stores for
Csc. Trial package free. Address ALLEN
S. OLMSTEDS lie Roy, N. Y.
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sUPT. AsHMORE's REPORT.
school Facilities and Teachers Dis
cuSSed.

suDt. Ashmore's report dealt with the
condition of the schools generally. with
the month of April" he said, the col
ored country schools closed, after a ses-
sion of six months. Notwithstanding the
unusually severe winter and the sickness
that has prevailed throughout the country
during this time the work of these schools
has been fairly good-as good, l think. as
the conditions surrounding them will war
rant A comparative statistical statement
OF the enrolment and the number belong
ing IN all the schools during April is as
follows:
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An Excellent Combination.

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