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land If it has, the chances are there are
eggs in it. I'm going up to see, any
how"
Better be careful" Fred cautioned; !;
'Condors are mean beasts and might
pick your eyes out. But if you're going,
so am l."
With that both men started to climb
the cliffs. For arms they took along a
couple of heavy sticks and determined to
fight if the birds attacked them
To reach the cave into which the con-
dor had disappeared was a most difficult
task. The weather was warm and to
climb the 300 feet TO the top proved try
ing and eXhausting. At certain points
foothod was almost impossible and a
single mfscalculation in stepping meant
death by falling to the bottom of the cam
yon.
Nearly an hour was consumed in get
ting on a level with the cave and then
remained the task of crawling along
cure the condor's nest.
This ledge was only about seventeen
feet long. but from it to the bottom of
the canyon the walls went down almost
as straight as the walls of a building. 1t
was a situation that called for nerve and
daring.
Il going in" said Frank, an instant
after both had calculated the chances
of getting to the nest.
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Himalayas and in the Andes. But ii oc-
ours in the fiat countries, as for instance
on the island of Niederwerth, below Cob
lentz. where a large proportion of the in
habits are cretins.
What! An island of idiots. How many
are there?"
"Well. the last time l heard there were
131 cretins in a population of 75O 1t has
been suggested that the malady in Europe
might BE due to the constant use of snow
water Snow. by the way, seems to be
curiously productive of trouble when
swallowed Epidemic goitre attacked the
members of the crew of Captain Cook
while on their famous voyage because
they drank water from melted iceberg
and now l see what the snow habit IS
doing for lot of Klondikers But, TO
return to our cretins. They really seem
to be caused by geologic or climatic con
ditions, for it has been known to DIS
appear from a family after the removal
of the family from certain district.
Other families heretofore healthy had
cretin children after they moved into that
district. Rather uncanny, isn't it, TO
think that man can bring idioey upon
his children merely by moving into an
other parish?'
BY this time the next case had been
brought in. 1t was a case where local
aneSthesias was necessary. The assist
ants rapidly prepared the parts for the
cocaine and applied it, while the patient
gazed fearfully at the eager faces of the
medical students seated in rows above
him, as though he thought they would
jump down at him en- masse.
Producing Somnambulism.
"Have you had any peculiar experiences
with anestheticised patients?" the sur
geon was asked
NO, cannot say i have. Some of them
talk a great deal though and say funny
things, but we have little time to give to
their twaddle l suppose they dream. BY
the way. that reminds me that some men
in the physiology department are working
to see If somnambulism cannot be made
to take the place of chloroform and ether
in some cases. You know, or don't you.
that somnambulism can be produced arti-
ficially? Well it can be, and most pro-
found somnambulism at that. 1t is sup
posed that in the natural state it is pro-
duced by the formation of a peculiar sub
stance which is derived from the starchy
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rs the egg ~ 'ght?' he called out
the instant he was safe.
Yes" answered Fred.
"All right; let the birds come"
And the birds did come. Like whirl-
winds they swooped down on the two
men. The attack was met with a series
of blows from the clubs. But in such a
position it was a difficult matter to strike
a telling blow at moving object and but
little harm was done the condors
Again and again the vicious birds at
tackled with talons and bill and beat
fiercely with their wings Both men were
scratched and torn and their clothes were
in ribbons. They We're beginning to tire.
At this point Frank put all his strength
into blow that caught the largest condor
square on top OF the head. This prac-
tically knocked out the big condor, but
the other came on with redoubed fury.
She scratched and clawed and pecked,
but the two men were too much for her.
The steady shower OF blows began TO tell
and she tapped weakly for a few minutes
and then lamely flew off to console her
disabled mate. who was nursing his sore
head on rock about 100 feet away.
When Frank and Fred reached Santa
Barbara the cOndor's egg became the
sight of the town. It weighed 9i2 ounces
and measured 1lia inches in circumference
the long way 1t is the only condor's egg
that mas been found in that part of the
country for many SearS.--s
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; . :.
education the
ord no t the
the fact that she has
had
aite
There the Bishop says said Of the infeT9ry of the wife
because they
opinions
speaks i2T association Individual but simply %ha
cation Of woman this is what he said:
MEXICAN education by religious
denominations increasingly in the hands OF
women If progress in education women
themselves culture 10
= the higher absurd TO
should hat deemed pre-
been
opportunities
seemed to be
" del
frightfI thing frighfu
all whe do
children will be
do
the joins
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the other he threw stones at the vicious
birds in the hopes of frightening them
away.
"Here! Catch the egg and put it in a
safe placer Frank called out, at the
same time throwing his treasure to Fred,
who caught it and quickly hid it between
two large stones.
Then the fight began. At sight of the
egg the two condors became furious.
They turned their attention to Fred, who
had all he could do to beat them off. even
for few minutes. Twice they swooped
down on Frank and tore his clothes with
their murderous talons. He was power
less and could only cling to the rocky
ledge and keep his head out of sight as
much as possible. During these attacks
Fred kept up a volley of stones and
struck the birds several times. One large
rock struck the mother bird square on
the beak, and for a moment seemed to
stun her. She fluttered in the air and
then dropped to a rock about fifty feet
below, followed by her mate.
This was Franks chance. and at the
risk of his life he made jump from the
ledge to where Fred was standing. BY
the barest chance he gained q fCothold.
Once he slipped, and would have gone to
the bottom had not Fred quickly ran for
ward and grabbed him just as he was
sliding over the precipice-
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appears that both were out hunting for
indian relics in the San Royal Canyon
few days ago. The place is about eight
miles from Santa Barbara, and is. as wild
a spot as can be found in the whole State
Of California. The canyon is narrow.
with massive walls of rock hundreds of
feet rising heavenMard ON both sides.
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parts of the body and which has the effect
of The chemical substance known as amy
lene Commercial amylene is a colorless
liquid with a peculiar Odor. and is OBJ
tanned by disttlling oil of potatoes or grain
with anhydrous phosphoric acid. Admin
istered in d proper way it induces SOM
nambulism Of the most pronouncei type.
To show what it will do, let me say that
ii is on record that the late DR.. Snow Of
England administered some of the drug
to a boy whose ankle to be ampu-
tated During the operation which was
performed by Sir William Ferguson, the
boy lay back on the table. apparently un
concerned and painless. for he tossed
ball up to the ceiling and caught II accu-
rately as it came down again and again.
All, here is that iockjaw case which I
wanted to examine
Curing Lockjaw.
A man was brought in. He had lock-
jaw. He lay rigid. He mad the ''sar-
donic' grin, which is caused in most
cases of tetanus by the peculiar setting
of the jaws. The surgeon explained
his case TO the students. He had fallen
and cut his knee on a muddy curbstone.
Nine DAYS afterward the symptoms of
lockjaw were developed. The case was
interesting. since it would afford an op-
portunity for trying the antitoxin treat
ment. Popularity speaking, TINS amount
ed to giving the patient more brain.
That is, macerated animal brain prop
erly prepared would be injected through
his skull hypodermically. SO button
of bone was trepanned out of his skull.
and the serum which had been made
ready was injected. OF course the man
had been placed under an anesthetic,
which was interesting because under the
influence of the drug some of the muscles
relaxed their rigidity. The students par
ticularly watched this phenomenon in
tently. THEODORE WATERS.
My wife" said the tall laptern-jawed
man. lis as womanly a woman as you
could find, but she can hammer nails like
lightning"
WONDERFUL" sang the chorus.
Lightning the tall lantern-jawed man
continued, seldom strikes twice in the
same place. e.'-Cincinnati Enquirer.
May I call you mine?" he asked.
You may call me a mine, if you please,
George" she replied, but 1 doubt II
you'll ever strike any paying ore. '-Phil-
adelphia North American.
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~ ROM Santa Barbara comes the
most exciting adventure story Of
the year. Frank Ruiz and Fred
Forbush met in deadly combat
with a pair Of condors and only
vanqushed the vicious birds of
-ey after a long fight.
From the stories told by the men, it
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These walls are precipitous. and it is only
by the greatest care that foothold can
be obtained at any point.
While both men were digging in the
gravel at the bottom of the canyon. Fred
suddenly looked up and saw condor
fly into a cave high up on the cliff.
"Guess that birds got nest in there, "
he said to Frank, who was also watching
the giant bird.
Looks that way, Frank answered.
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May I call you mine?" he asked.
You may call me a mine, if you please,
George" she, replied but 1 doubt if
you'll ever strike any paying ore. "-Phil-
adeIphia North American.
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r \ one of the surgical amphitheaters
in New York the writer watched the
conclusion Of an operation When it
was over and the patient had been
Z wheeled away on a stretcher to one
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-~~~~~~~O~~~~-~O--~~~ ~~~~~-~~~~~~~~O~-~-~O~O
ALL SHOW CASES CONTAINED IN
the Savannah Hair, Jewelry and Shaving
Supply House not sold before Tuesday, II
O'Clock, at private sale, will be sold at
public auction by Messrs. Mclaughlin &
Son. Tuesday. Ii o'clock prompt. % East
Broughton. ,Storekeepers come early and
have your pick.
BEER DRAWN DIRECT FROM THE
wood; no pipe; at Renters, Liberty and
Drayton.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES CHEAP, DOOR
sells, door hinges foot bolts, flush bolts,
chain bolts, gate hinges and latches; butts,
and strap hinges. AT Bernstens 113 Bar
nard street
FOR MANTELs. THING AND
CRATES, go 10 Cornwell & Chapman.
MATTRESSES RENOvAED AND
made to order upholstering in all it's
branches a specially, by A. S. Griffin, 314
Broughton street, west; phone 2464.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND
worked over thoroughly; best moss mat
tresses made to order David Clark, 1A
Jefferson.
I KEEP ONLY THE BEST WINES
and liquors. Mount Vernon, Lewis sc,
Palmers. Bakers. Paul Jones; my prices
suit. William Diers. West Broad-Liberty.
CANDY, TRY A BOX OF MIXED
chocolate creams, 25c best in town. 406
Broughton street, west. Candy factory.
BALLARD's "OBELIsK" FLOUR.
The Tietjen Grocery, Jobb.ng Agents.
FERRIS HAM. 15C A POUND;
breakfast bacon. 12lsc, at Renters, Lib
erty and Drayton.
SHEAT IRON HEATERS. WITH
pipes, complete; will heat a large size
room in ten minutes; price Toe. AT Bern
siein's, lis BARNARD street.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
to Cornwell & Chapman
FURNITURE STORED AT REASONA-
BILE rates, by A. S. Griffin, S14 Broughton
street, west; phone 246i.
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES; I AN
prepared to make best hair mattresses
promptly and in most satisfactory man
nor; prices to suit everybody. David
Clark, al jefferson.
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, MEATS, PRO
visions, country produce, etc. The Tietjen
Grocery, Congress and jefferson streets.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT or SALE TEN ACRES
of land and residence win fine artesiar
well; win sell for two thousand dollars
or rent on easy terms. c. II. Dorset.
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TAILORING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NEW YORK WHEAT SYNDICATE.
$50 and upwards invested will yield large
monthly dividends. Principal guaranteed.
Ainslie & Co, Bankers 30 Broadway, New
York.
PROM 20 TO 50 PER CENT. EARNED
on your capital monthly; safe and con-
sentative Investment pamphlet free; high
references. The Gulf-Pacihc investment
Co., 263 Dearborn street, Chicago.
SPECULATION, TWENTY DOLLARS
margins, one thousand grain, two cents;
send for our book, Successful Specula-
ton" free. j. X. Comstock &. Co., q
Traders Building, Chicago, Ill.,
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FOR RENT, LARGE NEW RESl-
dence on Jones street, near Lincoln. j.
+. Fulton & Son.
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Continued from Page 3.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DROP IN TOMORROW AND GET
a refreshing drink from my new stock of
Lewis '66. or Mount Vernon, or Bakers.
William Diers. West Broad and Liberty
streets.
CANDY. TRY A BOX OF BON BONS
at l0c box. Try box of mixed candy,
sc. 400 Broughtou street, west. Candy
factory.
STOVE. RANGE AND FURNACE
work of all kinds promptly attended to by
D. \. Thomson, agent, the stove expert;
l also make a specially of exchanging;
have some excellent stoves in stock. Fone
2625. 146 West Broad.
HOMELESS COD FISH, POUNDS
for &c; mackerel, &c. Package cleaned
currants and seeded raisins, citron, flavor
ing extracts and nice lines Of pure spicts
for cakes; loose jelly and preserves; horse
Tadish mustard Heinz's salad dressing;
nice stock wines, whisky. etc. Barbour,
West Broad and Henry streets.
REMEMBER THE WAR WITH SPAIN
is over and we are no longer soldiers, but
are up-to-date distributors. John R. Mas
ters' Company, Licensed Bill Poster and
Distributors.
NJ. DOMNITZ HAS ARRIVED FROM
New York with fine line umbrella goods;
also fun assortment locks, keys, for re-
pairing. Oglethorpe-B Barnard
IF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLE IN
getting your feed after ordering it give
the Savannah Feed Store trial. They
are prepared to give quick delivery and
low prices, dealing in hay, grain, bran,
corn eyes, cotton seed meal and hulls,
grits, meal, flour, etc. Telephone 633. los
and 107 Jefferson street.
THE FAMOUS BUDWEISER AND
the celebrated Cabinet beer drawn direct
from the wood. Renters, Liberty-Dray-
ton.
TOOLS FOR SALE CHEAP, VICES,
chisels, gauges, ship and auger bits, moul-
ding planes; steel bits, nail sets, files,
emery cloth, sand paper. AT Bernstein's,
liz Barnard street.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
go to Cornwell & Chapman.
FURNITURE MOVED OR PACKED
for shipment; No. 314 Broughton street
west; phone 1854. A. s. Griffin
UPHOLSTERING DONE IN BEST
style and in best workman-like manner:
prices reasonable. David Clark, 141 JET
ferson.
ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF
liquors kept in stock, at Renters, Liberty
and Drayton.
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FOR RENT. a NEW, ELEGANT, AND
eligibIy located brick residence; il has
eleven rooms, butler pantry, servants
rooms, and all modern conveniences; car
riago house and stable. Possession can be
given at short notice; will not be rented
for a boarding or apartment house. Ad-
dress Modern House, care of Morning
News.
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Continued from Page 3,
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE, A SPLENDID LIBERTY
street residence, between Bull and Whita-
ker streets, bringing a rental OF $500 per
month. This property Is in an aOsoluteiy
perfect location, and purchaser need Tot
apprehend any depreciation in Value
Prendergast s. Black.
FOR SALE, 10 HULL STREET, EAST
a good house. renting for $50 per month;
VIII be sold very cheap to quick pur-
chaser. Prendergast & Back.
FOR SALE. TWO 2-STORY HOUSES
on York street lane, second and third
doors east Of Price, north side Of the lane;
this is a big interest for small amount
Of money. Prendergast Black.
FOR SALE. A GOOD DELIVERY
wagon: good for grocer or baker. Hub
Clothing Company.
RESIDENCES, $50 BROUGHTON
street, east; PA OgIethorpe avenue, west;
SOP Jones. east; 212 Ninth, east; also many
other residences in all parts OF the city.
1. D. LaRoche.
THAT NICE TWO-sTORY RESI-
dence No. 220 Duffy street east; also the
property to the west of above. L. d. La
Roche.
STORE AND DWELLING, TENTH
and West Broad; three lots, Seventh and
Drayton; three lots and brick dwelling
Ninth and Drayton- 1. D. LaRoehe
TWO-sTORY DWELLING, LARGE
lot on Gwinnett street, for eight hundred
dollars; residence on Second street, third
less than cost to build. and many other
bargains In realty. l. d. LaRoche.
THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
northeast corner of Gwinnett and Lincoln
streets; easy terms. I. D. LaRoche.
FOUR LOTS NORTHWEST CORNER
a. vvbOle
or separately; two lots on Tenth street,
between Barnard and Jefferson. 1. d.
I.aRoche
EIGHTY-FTVE ACRES OF LAND,
eight miles from Savannah, near intersec-
ton Georgia and Alabama Railroad and
the Louisville (paved) road, at ten dollars
per acre; the timber Is worth price asked
for the place; also 200 acres of suburban
property Qaid off in lot), south of the
of the lots sold for forty dollars per lot,
and there are ten of them in an acre. l.
d. LaReche.
FOR SALE, THAT LARGE BUILDING
and lot on southeast corner of Bay and
Lumber streets; a splendid investment I.
D. LaRoche.
FOR SALE, FIVE HOUSES, NEW
Houston street, near West Broad; rent,
1912 per annum; will sell for twenty-nine
hundred dollars. J. E. Fulton 81 Son.
FOR SALE, FROM ONE TO THREE
hundred acres of land, w. G. & A. r.
r., with house, smokehouse. corn crib
stabling. etc; high and healthy. 2l7 Alb
ercorn street.
FOR SALE. LOT 4Oxl05 NEW HOUS-
ton. near Cuyler. c. Mendel, go East Lib
erty.
FOR SALE, OR RENT, MY HOUSE AT
Thunderbolt easy terms Furnished or IN
furnished. w. G. Welch.
FOR SALE, SIX HOUSES NEAR TY-
bee Railroad depot. S. Mendel, 200 Bay,
west.
FOR SALE, TWENTY TO THIRTY
thousand acres fine turpentine and saw
mill timber near water transportation Ad-
dress D. B. Register. Colee. st. Johns
county, Florida
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FOR RENT, LARGE STABLE. THREE
stalls, carriage house. l12 Harris street,
east.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
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AT AUCTION.
FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
SPLENDID RANGE.
C. II. DORSETr, AuctiOneer,

win sell MONDAY, 18th, at Ii a. m.
Three fine large Carpets, Oak and Wal
nut bedroom sets, HANDSOME Parfor Set,
Cherry Oak Side Board, Refrigera tors,
Extension Table, Wardrobe Springs Wal
nut Hat Rack, Lounge, Massive Walnut
Table, Marble Top, Fancy Tables, Cocoa
Mating. Kerosene Heater, Willow Rock
ers, once Desk, Steel Range, Dressing
Cases Also, five baIre.s Vinegar, Crock
cry Glassware, Hanging Lamp. n. b.
The above furniture is as good as new
and valuable.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


ALL SHOW CASES CONTAINED IN
the Savannah Hair, Jewelry and Shaving
Supply House not sold before Tuesday, II
O'Clock, at private sale, will be sold at
public auction by Messrs. Mclaughlin &
Son. Tuesday II O'Clock prompt, % East
Broughton. Storekeepers come early and
have your pick.
THIS LAD" AND 15C WILL BUY A
25c bottle of Sow Rem, the Cough King,
at Persse's drug stores Whitaker and
Taylor, Henry and Abercorn.
FOR SALE, A FEW MILK cows. APP
ply corner Florence and Fifth streets.
FOR SALE, A LADY's BICYCLE, IN
good order; cheap. Hub Clothing Com
pany.
FOR SALE 1 CART HORSE, DRIv-
ing horse. mule. Bond, Harrison & Co.,
IA Bull street.
GAS COMPANY CHARGES FIFTEEN
dollars; will sell my stove for four. Ad-
dress Stove, News office
DIAMOND-BOTTOM SAIL-BOAT AT
ten dollars if taken at once. Boat, News
office.
FOR SALE, NO. REMINGTON
typewriter; as good as new. Address REM
ington, care this Office.
ALL SHOW CASES CONTAINED IN
the savannah E1dlrs JSWGiIy anu SHAVING
Supply House not sold before Tuesday, II
O'Clock, at private sac. will be sold at
public auction by Messrs. Mclaughlin &
Son. Tuesday, II o'clock prompt, % East
Broughton. Storekeepers come early and
have your pick.
PINE WOOD Toe PER LOAD. OAK
and blocks s100 per load at Aimar's,
Wheaton street, opposite Savannah, Flor
ida and Western Railroad. Telephone 121.
ron SALE, % BARRED, ROCKS AND
brown Leghorn cockerel. B. w. Cub-
hedge, Guyton, Ga.
SYRUP BARRELS AND SEED OATS
for sale. The Tietjen Grocery, Congress
and jefferson streets.
FOR SALE, FINE BAY MARE, 5
years old: very stylish; suitable for doc
tor. 1O7 jefferson street.
S1S MONTGOMERY STREET, sAvAN-
nah, Ca, wood pine, rs; oak, $1.00; mixed,
90c.
TWO PAYING GREEN GROCERY
stores for sale; owner cannot give them his
attention; cash trade. Address Owner,
News Office Monday
DRY PINE WOOD, TWO FIFTY PER
cord cash; honest measurement. Haddon's
wood yard Montgomery-Harris.
A LOT OF BUGGIEs. WAGONS AND
harness will be cleared out less than man.
ufacturer's price; see other goods in pro-
portion. 224 and 225 Congress street, west.
NJ. Nathan.
FOR SALE, BEST FREE BURNING
coal on the market. A. S. Cohen. Tele-
phone 6S
WOOD.-SEND YOUR WOOD ORDERS
to me at j. c. Morgan & Co., Brady and
Bull streets; careful attention quick de-
livery. II. A. Ernst phone 512.
FOR SALE, PHAETON AND HAIR
ness cheap; also two ladies' wheels. 1l6
| Hull street, west
FOR SALE. PLYMOUTH HENS, Pull
! lels, cockrels, and one large 1S-months old
cock. Sunhower Poultry Yards.
FOR SALE, MACHINERY AND
tools for small repair shop Address H..
| this office.
A SNAP; AT MELBOURNE, FLA. ION
| East COAST, meat market and grocery
business; all cash business; building. 2Ox3O;
| only market in town; owner wishing 10
go North. c. T. NJ, Box 1873, Melbourne.
| Fla.
FOR SALE, GREEN GROCERY; GOOD
stand and Wen stocked. Green. care
Morning News office.
FOR SALE BAR ROOM, NORTH
| 4 nd
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Train, 122 Bay. east.
LOST, IRISH JASPER GREENS At
tendance medal (gold on Wednesday
night. Finder will please return to 4l9
ST. Julian, east, and be rewarded.
CHILD CAN OBTAIN RING LOST
from carriage at house in front of which It
was dropped by paving for advertlsement.
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1T YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL.
and work. order your Autographed and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning News, Savannah, Ca.
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A WE'LL ESTABLISHED BOARDING
house in desirable locality, for rent and
entire furnishings for sale. Address
Brown, care News.
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THREE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
houses in city, 2O5 York, east, seventeen
rooms; l0s Henry, east, thirteen rooms;
both suitable for fiGts; and southeast cor
ner Jefferson and Eighth streets; low
rental to desirable tenants. Youmans 4
Demmond, Proyident Building.
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FOR RENT, HOUSE, CORNER WHIT
aker and Duffy; price $500. Seven rooms,
water. bath. gas and all conveniences. r.
Van Wagenon, 40l Tattnall street.
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STOVE, RANGE AND FURNACE
work of all kinds promptly attended to by
D. n. Thomson, agent the stove expert;
I also make a specially of exchanging;
have some excellent stoves in stock Fone
2635 146 West Broad.
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BOARDING.

THREE YOUNG MEN CAN SECURE
board in private family; references re-
quired. KENTUCKY" this office.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES FOR SALE AT
tow price; all in stock In five hundred to
FIVE thousand pounds Apply. Lippman
Bros.
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FOR SALE. A 4O-HORSE POWER RE
turn flue boiler; has been used a very liz
tie. Address or apply to Morning News
Office, Savannah, Ga.
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FOR RENT. 229 GORDON, EAST; M
mediate possession. Apply r. s. Claghorn,
ITO Bryan east.