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MINUET-H.' b, City. Minuet" in
English is pronounced as if written min
u-et," with the sound of ''u' as in mule"
In French it is ''menuet," pronounced
'me-nu-e, with the ''e'' sounded as ''e''
in there.
DOGS-A. B., Haywards, Cal. If you
will send a self-addressed and stamped
envelope this department will send you
the desired information about dogs, but
the information if given in this depart
ment would amount to an advertisement,
and no advertisements appear therein.
Neutrality-suspicious., City. In .alifor-
MIA one of the male sex who is under q
years of age must have the consent of
parents or guardian in order to marry
One of 20 years of age may marry IN the
States of Colorado, Maine, Maryland.
Massachusetts. Mississippi Pennsylvania,
Tennessee and West Virginia without
such consent.
ANTI R, F., City.
There is the Anti-Imperialist League of
Chicago George S. Boutwell, president;
the Anti-Imperialists of Philadelphia,
George F. Edmunds honorary president,
George G. Mercer president, and the Anti
Imperial League of Boston. all having for
their purpose the opposition to expansion
by the United States.
MUTILATING COMM. P. City. Coin
minted in the United States or elsewhere
in the possession of an individual. moth
ing to the contrary appearing, is pre-
sumably his personal property and he is
at liberty to do with it just whatever he
pleases. He may melt it down, convert II
into jewelry, bury it in the ground or
mutilate it as much as he sees proper in
accordance with his within so long as he
does not attempt to pass such mutiated
coin as current coin. A man may stamp
every piece of coin he owns, providing he
keeps it for himself. but if he should at
tempt to offer such a defaced coin in paw
ment of a debt he would be liable to pros
ecution for defacing coin.
LUMINOUS PAINT-G. B. l., San Jose,
Cal Luminous white paint is prepared
by mixing a varnish composed of forty
parts of Zanzibar or kauri copal, melted
over a charcoal fire. fifteen parts Of the
melt being dissolved in sixty parts of
French oil of turpentine and the filtered
solution being mixed with Twenty-Five
parts of previously heated and cooled lin
seed oil, six parts of prepared barium
sulphate, six parts of prepared calcium
carbonate, twelve parts of prepared white
zinc sulphide and thirty-siX parts of lumi-
nous calcium Sulphide. mixed in a proper
vessel into an emulsion and then ground
very fine in color mill. BY the use
of colors luminous paint may be red
orange, yellow, green, blue. violet or gray.
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OLD PEOPLES HOME-F. L. D, Cali
fornia. The CrocNer Old Peoples Home
is located at Pierce and Pine streets in
San Francisco. Call on or address a COM
formation as to admission, rules and reg
ulations
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NEW YORK REPRE- SENTATIVE:
PERRY LUKENS JR......,........2 % Tribune Building
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
Sherman House; P O.. News Co; Great Northern Hote
Fremont House; Auditorium Hotel.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; 4. Brentano. 81 Union Square
[lrraN IIntai
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WASHINGTON ID. c. OFFICE. WeIIinato Hotel
j. L. ENGLISH. Correspondent.
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THE MACHINE-P. A. s., City. 1.-THE
machine as applied to politics, is term
used when a party organization falls into
the hands of professional POLITICIANS who
use it corruptly for their own political
or personal ends ''The machinery of a
party was first used by Aaron Burr.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.
c c. ......... Herald Square
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DIXON-ERNE-W. J. K, Marine Bar
acks, Vallejo, Cal. George Dixon and
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c. GEORGE KROGNESS.
Manager Foreign Advertising, Marquette Building,
CHICAGO.
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= OVERNOR ROOSEVELT has been always
I peculiar figure since he entered public lie.
- Robust and vital in all respects, he does not
Iesitate at any extreme toward which his personal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-08

Sailed bark Lorenzo (span), Casanovas,
Seville.
Charleston. S. c., oct ARRIVED,
schooners Mary Curtis Maker. Newport
News; Salle ron, West. Boston.
Sailed, steamers Seminole, Bearse, Bos-
ton; Alexandra DAM, Blom, Copenhagen.
Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 7.-Cleared
schooner Wanola, Wagner, Las Palmas.
Key West, Fla. Oct. Arrived steam
ers Mascotte, Miner, Havana. and sailed
for Port Tampa; Cocoa. Dillon. Havana,
and sailed for Mani; schooner Honyhock
Saunders Bonaeo.
Fernandna, Fla, oct, ARRIVED
steamship Basuta (RD Reddie, G.asco;
schooners Eva b. Douglas Bennett Phil
adelphia L. Il. Weaver Weaver, New
York; William J. Upset. Hauuey, Port
Royal; S. p. Hitchcock, Sorensy, Perth
Amboy.
Cleared, steamer George C. ColweH Gas
KEEL, New York; schooner Anna, Houn,
sleau, New York.
Rouen, Oct. 6.-sai.od, steamer Winifred,
Savannah.
Port Tampa. Fla, oct 7.-Salled, Ter
geste. Sultna. Genoa. via New Orleans;
Montana, Green, Cardenas; Ohvette,
Smith. Havana.
Pensacola, Fla. Oct. ARRIVED. ship
Dora (ForO. Condo. st. Paul de Loando
Sailed, steamships North Gwalia (BD.
Roberts. Honheur, France; Domingo de
Larrango, Ledess, Greenock and Liver
pool; schooner Vallay Hermano, Clark,
Cardenas.
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BOARDING.


A FEW MORE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with frst-class table board
at $1,000 per month; board and lodging
$1,000 No. 127 Gordon street, west
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
board. in good locality; all conveniences;
also table boarders; terms reasonable. No
Henry street, west.
BILL. OF FARE AT KENTUCKY
Restaurant to-day Chicken broth. New
York prime ribs of roast beef; fried chick
en-, with egg pants; green corn; English
peas; cream Irish potatoes; rice; beet sal
ad and dessert. IS cents a meal 222 St
Julian street. west come once and you
viii surrey come again; open at all hours;
phone 1916.
BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES;
pleasant rooms; nice location. 2l1 Jones
street, west
TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN WILL
find pleasant room and board in private
family. 1874 Bull.
A FEW GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADJ
dress can secure board al II Taylor street,
west; large rooms, newly furnished; all
convenlences.
GENTLEMAN OR COUPLES DEsIR-
ing delightful rooms with excellent board,
should apply 11S Liberty, west.
BOARD WITH OR WITHOUT ROOM
in refined private family. 427 Habersham,
near Taylor.
LARGE ROOM. FRONTING FOR
syth Park with board in private family
Address Park, News office.
WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
or two gentlemen 10 board in private fam
lily; every convenience; terms reasonable.
Address Anxious this office.
A LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED ROOM
with first-class board with all home ccm-
forts, at 40 Charlton street, east.
FIRST CLASS BOARD. AT NO. 14e
Montgomery street; reasonable rates
WANTED. A FEW GENTLEMEN
boarders in private family. Apply at 3l2
Oglethorpe avenue, east.
NICE ROOM. WITH BOARD, FOR
couple, or two gentlemen; price moderate.
1l3 Gordon, west.
BOARD, WITH LARGE SOUTH
room for two gentlemen or a couple. %
Perry street, west.
ROOMS NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted, with board, at II Gordon, west.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
CONTINUED from Thirteenth Page)
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


1878 WHITAKER, BETWEEN FOURTH
and Fifth; store and dwelling; lot 45 by
l45; great opportunity to secure good To-
ca ton that viii enhance in value; chesP
to quick buyer. Youmans & Demmond
ST JONES. EAST, ONLY SEVENTEEN
hundred 10 close estate; room 10 build on
lane. and get big return on amount IN
vested. Youmans & Demmond.
400 DUFFY, EAST; ONLY THIRTY
FIVE hundred; very cheap; the lot is 45 feet
front Youmans & Demmond.
SEVERAL PIECES OF INVESTMENT
property. paying eight 10 twelve per cent.
net; come and get particulars. Youmans
& Demmond
THINK OF 1T. TWO-sTORY. EIGHT
room house. for, y-five foot lot, on LIB
erty street, Only thirty-three hundred.
Youmans & Demmond.
500 BARNARD, BRICK HOUSE, WITH
lot large enough 10 build another; seven
hundred dollars; less than owner refused
six years ago. Youmans Demmond
ELEGANT TWo-sTORY RESIDENCE
and ten acres land on While Bluff road;
only twelve hundred. Youmans & Dem
mond
ONE OF THE FINEST LOTS AT
Thunderbot, "a by 2f, only two hundred.
Youmans & Demmond.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of land two mics from Twelfth street, on
Plant System, only thirty dollars per acre.
Youmans & Demmoud.
WE HAVE THE CHEAPEST AND
choicest lots in the city, no matter how
small your purse nor how fastidious your
taste we can please you; call and see our
list of improved property; iTs too large to
adv oil of classes
of suburban property, farms, lands, etc;
let US know your wants Youmans q Dem
mond Provident Building.
FOR SALE. FIVE HOUSES. NEW
Houston street, near West Broad; rental
SIP: will sell for twenty-nine hundred. j.
+. Futon & Son.
FOR SALE, RESIDENCE, 312 VALID
burg street cas-, twenty-six hundred. j.
+. Fulton & Son.
FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE LOT IN
ColinsvEe Henry street, near Harmon,
$3.50 ]. E. Fulton & Son.
FOR SALE FOR $3.50, LOT, BARNARD,
fourth from Anderson. Mrs Smith, IL
West Second street.
HENRY STREET RESIDENCE OF
rooms and bath, all convenienees and in
excellent condition and locality Large
lot and Offering at a sacrifice; no trouble
in arranging terms. w. ]. Miscally, Jr., %
Bryan. east
FOR SALE, FIYE-ROOM HOUSE ON
large lot. Apply on premises. lib West
Broad street.
BONABELLA POULTRY FARM, DE-
lightful location on the salts, on cleo
trio car line, near Savannah. Seven or
eight hundred Plymouth Rock hens, thir-
ty-three acres, nice paying business, for
sale cheap by c. H. Dorsett.
FOR SALE OR RENT, NICE TWO
story house with thirty-three and a half
acres attached to il. Near Thuuderbolt;
new road will pass through it, Apply to
Mr.. c. F.. Reden, by College, or ]. G.
Slater.
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Per steamship Essex for Baltimore -2iC
ba,es upland cotton 300 barrels rosin, 2j5
barrels turpentine. 2iS, 96j feet luma.l
cars scrap iron. pa packages mdse, 1876
packag. $ domestts ana yarns, 2t3 hrl,;
IS bales linters, 2S bales pal. fibre,
1871 bundles crate material
Per schooner Blanche Hopkins, Balti-
more.-472S62 feet pitch pine lumber Car
go by E. s. Hunting & Co
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Steamship City of Macon, Savage New
York.
Steamship Essex, Dizer, Baltimore.
steamship Empress, (BD, Stewart, at
Tybee, ordered to New Orleans.
Barkentne Stephen G. Hart. Babbdge.
Providence.
Schooner Jennie Thomas, Young, Wash
ington. ID. c..
Schooner Alice Mcdonald. Brown, New
York.
Schooner Julia A. Trubee, Albertson,
New Haven.
Schooner Oscar G. Schmidt --, New
York.
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At che Lutheran Church OF the Assem-
sion. preaching will be by the pastor, Rev
DIR. Schaeffer, at II a. m and p. M The
Sunday School meets at 4 p. m
AT st. Pauls Lutheran Church. Bull
and FIRST Streets Rev. M. J. Epting. pas
tor, morning service and sermon will be
al II O'Clock. Sunday School meets 1870
p. m. The evening serv ce will be con-
Quoted by the Luther League, led by Mr.
Charles Ehlers, the president The SER
vice viii begin at S:15 p. m
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Services at the Christian Church will be
conducted by Rev W. F. Watkins. The
morning service at II q. m; subject, THE
Secret of Being Always Happy" At p.
m, he will preach on Consequences. %
The Christian Endeavor meets al 1870 The
topic will be Work Where Christ Tells
Us" The meeting will be conducted by
Miss Daisy Wiilet
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At the First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
services viii be held Sunday at Il a m. 4;
subject Of sermon, Doctrine of Atone
ment" Sunday School at y m. Wednes-
day evening meeting a $50 Metropolitan
He'll, corner Whitaker and President
streets. Al are welcome
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EpUCATIoXAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~
RYAN's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Provident Building Stenography. type
writing. bookkeeping, English branches
penmanship. Fall and winter session now
in progress. Day and night sessions. Add
your name to the list of those now attend
ing Ryan's Business College.
PARTIES DESIRING TO TAKE
French lessons can make arrangements
therefor by communicating with Madame
Barnis, % Liberty, west.
MISS CHARLTON WILL REOPEN
her kindergarten Nov. l, corner Drayton
and Taylor.
WANTED. A FEW MORE PUPILS TO
take lessons on the piano; special care;
terms reasonable. Call on or address Mrs
l. A. Gibson, No. 52l Waldburg, east.
Phone 1862
SAVANNAH SCHOOL OF EXPIRES
sion, Miss Lille Selig. principal; instruc-
ton includes elocuton, voice culture,
reading, literary analysis, with privilege
Of joining gymnasium. Apply Miss Selg,
10 Jones, east.
NINE. ADELE RYAN, IS NOW PRE-
pared to resume her classes in French and
music. Latest and best methods taught
No. Sl2 Habersham street.
THE SAVANNAH SCHOOL OF PHYS
zeal Training opens al Y. M. Fl. A. gym
nasium Monday Oct. IS; separate classes
for boys Is TO I'D, girls, young ladies and
married women. Miss Sara Charlton, 211
Waldbufg, east; Miss Lille Selig, IS Jones,
east.
MRS. GARNETT, WHO HAS HAD
years of successful experience will open
a private school at 1874 Bull, Oct 10.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL,
Draughon's Practical Business College.
corner Liberty and Whitaker streets
Bookkeep ping, penmanship, shorthand
typewriting. etc; special rates to city stu
dents; superior course of instruction and
special facilities for securing positions;
students entering almost daily. CAN or
send for catalogue.
MISS PHILLIE MINTYRE WILL RE-
open her kindergarten and primary classes
at Bull and Macon streets, Oct. Nth.
MISS PARTRIDGE WILL REOPEN
her school October the thirtieth. at the
corner of Huntingdon and Habersham
streets.
THE SAVANNAH ACADEMY OPENS
its thirty-second annual session Oct. >.
students prepared for the national acade-
mics, universities and technological
schools special hours In afternoon and
GNGllluS AOA buSlutSs COuISe. ADUtN Tor
terms at 334 Bull street John Taliaferro.
principal.
STUDIO OF MUSIC AND ELOCtT-
ton, - Perry street, west; Mrs. May Silva.
voice culture and piano; Mrs. Loula p
Gugel. elocution; reopens Oct. q weekly
receptions begin Saturday afternoon.
Nov. 4.
SOUTHERN GIRLS! SCHOOL UNDER
Southern woman's direction; special and
regular courses; 100 West Eighty-ffth
street, New York city. Miss Murphy and
Miss Gaylord.
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METHoDlSTS WILL RALLY.
SPECIAL SERVICES TODAY AT
WESLEY AND TRINITY.

The Entire Congregation of Each
Church Expected to Attend-sun-
day schools VIII Also Have Rally
Services Special Programmes
Have Been Arranged-TOpics o.
the Pastors in the other Churches.
Wesley Monumental Church, corner
Abercorn and Gordon streets, services to-
day will be of special interest, as rally
and reunion Of the members Of the church
and congregation have been arranged.
The morning service at II o'clock will
be as follows:
organ Prelude-"Les Rameaux." Faure.
Festival TIE Deum in Fiat-Dudley
Buck
Doxology.
Hymn-"Welcome Delightful Morn
Scripture Lesson (responsive), Psalm
1918.
Hymn-"On the Mountain Top Appear
ing"
Second Lesson-Ephesians I.
Offertory-Magnifcat in F.. Williams.
Sermon. by Rev. Ed f. Cook, THE
Church Victorious"
Text-Revelation 6:l-2.
Duet-(Soprano and tenor, Love d.
vine" Stainer.
Annual Offering-Superannu preach
ers, widows and orphans of deceased
preachers. church extension, bishops, etc.
Hymn-"Jesus, the Conqueror Reisns.
Benediction.
organ Postlude-"Glorla," Mozart.
Then will come the reunion and social
fellowship meeting.
The evening service Is at O'Clock.
The choir, composed of the following
singers will render the music;
Soprano-Mrs. S. F. Smith, Mrs. N. j.
Aitos~Mrs. II. E. crittenden, Mrs. G.
Tenors~Mr. W. A. Reaves. Mr.. A. B.
Brooks.
Bassos-Mr. f. x. Demmond, MIR. ]. R.
Cggill.
The Sunday School meets at 4S0 p. m.
A delightful rally-day programme viii be
observed and the school will be reorgan-
lied for the winters work.
The congregation al Trinity will hold
rally service al II o'clock to-day and an
other at this afternoon. The morning
service will be participated in by the lay
men. and will be OF interest 10 all. The
afternoon hour Will be given to the sun
day school interest. A special programme
has been arranged. Trinity's many
friends will be glad to attend these ser
vices. DR.. Thompson, the presiding elder,
will preach at night. The pastor, Rev.
Bascom Anthony, will preside at the rail-
Hes.
The pastor. Rev. E. f Morgan, will
preach at the Seventh Street Methodist
Church to-day at II a. m, and Rev. John
A Thompson presiding elder, at S:15 p. m.
The Sunday School viii assemble at 4:SO
p. m.
Preaching al Isle of Hope will be at II
O. M, by the pastor, Rev. j. A. Smith.
The subject will be "The True Christian
Standard" The Sunday School meets at
4 O'Clock. Mr.. j. N. McGnls Is the super
lntendent.
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Schooner Mile r. Bohannon coal. Bal
timore TO Savannah back with lumber 70
Baltimore.
Schooner Rob Roy, Philadelphia to Sa-
vannah. SIS tons Of coal, 30 cents, and back
with lumber Sc.
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New moon, 4th, / hour and 80 minutes
evening; first quarter, 18th, hour and 81
minutes, morning; full moon, 18th, hours
and % minutes, evening; last quarter 26th
4 hours and l minute, morning.
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Steamer Clifton Hinson, from Beaufort
George u. Beach, Manager.
Steamer Doretta, Murray, from Button
and returned. George U. Beach, Manager.
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solemn high mess. 10 a. m; Sunday School
p. m. vespers, rosary ana benedictiOn.
p. m. Mass daily throughout the week
"a $50 a. m.
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Schooner Rob Roy. Norbury. Philadel-
pha, oct. 5.
Schooner William II. Shubert, Clark
Philadelphia, Oct. 5.
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High water at Tybee to-day a 9:A a. M
and 1000 p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
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Vessels Cleared Yesterday.


Schooner Blanch Hopkins, Harvey, Bal
timore.-C. w. Howard & Co.
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At Christ Church, Rev. r. c. Topper. d.
D., minister in charge, viii officiate in
the services to-day at Il a. m and p. m.
Sunday School will be at p. m.
Al ST. Johns Church. Rev. r. c. Upper
officiating. celebration of the no commu-
Mon will be al a. III. and Sunday Sch. o.
at p. m.
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Vessel Property Transferred.

Schooner Arthur McArdie 5-64, Hannah
A. r. Phillips to Capt. Benjamin W. Rob
lnson, IS.
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AT Sacred Heart Church, Habersham
and Second streets, the services to-day are
TO be as follows: First mass, a. m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


CONTINUED from Fifteenth Page)
Savannah for Baltimore. reported on ar
irving Wednesday, his vessel encountered
a heavy northeast gale all the entire pas
sage. oct. a. al noon off Hatteras, pass
ed schooner Mercedes, bound south, wind
northeast; off Wolf Trap 5th, early morn
ing, a loaded four-masted schooner, sail
ing up.
The Bureau of Naviga lion has sent out
during the last few days the code list OF
sea-going vessels of the United States for
1893. to the owners Of all sea -gong Ameri-
can vessels. which have signed letters. As
il was not feasible for the bureau to OBJ
tain the business address of every owner
il has notified the collectors Of customs
to advise vessel owners who do not re-
ceive the code lists to call at the postoffices
for them during the next few days. One
copy Of the code for the use of every sea-
going American vessel with signal letters
has been sent out.
Passengers by steamship City of Macon
for New York.-Mrs Thos Hunter ]. NJ.
Lott Mr.. Stavely, l. II. Kah, J. T. No
riarty, d. T. and w. Kline. Misses Mary
and Ida Kline, II. j. Jaquith, James
Thompson, e. G. Roberts, Richard d.
Mott, and John McIvade, r. Petersen, in
steerage.
Passengers by steamship Essex for Bal
timOre p. O. Gantier Chas. Hutchinson,
J. c. West. X. A. Kruze l. c. Mobley
Mrs. p b, Springer and son. Miss Eva e.
Gray. w. II. Snow Mrs. j. II. Dizer Miss
Julia c. Owens.
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Steamship d. H. Miller. Peters, Balu-
more, oct. 4.
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The usual services viii be held at St.
Michae"s Chapel az Il clock a. m. and
az $50 p m. The rcctor Rev Fred A.
Juny, officiating.
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Continued from Page 3.
BUSINESS CHANCES.


WE POSITIVELY OPERATE THE
safest turf investment plan in existence.
Earns from 20 to 50 per cent. monthly on
your capital Highest references furnished.
Pamphlet free. The Gulf-Pacific Invest
ment Company, 25S Dearborn street, Chi
cago.
OUR BOOK GOLDEN GAIN FREE;
showing how you can make from % TO 20
per cent. monthly on your money Write
for it, National Turf Investment Com
pany $50 167 Dearborn street, Chicago.
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gentlemen. 2l2 West Jones street
AFTER THEATER GO TO THE KEN
lucky restaurant, 222 st. Julian, west;
bring your ladies and get a nice oyster
stew or fry t One-half price charged by
others; rice birds and other delicacies in
season; regular meals Is cents; whole fry,
% cents; half fry, IS cents; rice birds on
toast, 40 cents; service neat and clean.
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Confined from Page 3.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-MESCELlANE
FOR SALE, PHAETON, FIRST-CLASS
condition. cheap Address Phaeton, P. o.
Box, 45L
RICE STRAW. WHEAT STRAW FOR
feed and for bedding; for sale by T. J.
Davis, lis Bay street, west
EXCELSIOR, ALL GRADES c. NJ.
Mcbride & Co., P. o. Box, 255 Savannah.
Ga.
OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for % cents. at
Business Office Morning News.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. OPEN-FACE WATCH, BE
tween Gordon's warehouse and old Bald-
more wharf; reward if returned. 420
Broughton, west
LOST, LARGE WHITE BULL DOG,
slate colored mark around black eye and
both ears colored also small round spot
on top of head Liberal reward If return
ed d. D. Founder. 6lS Broughton. east.
RECOVERED FROM SOME SMALL
bows on Charlton street. horse and rig.
CaH at James T. Stewart & Sons.
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STOVE, RANGE AND FURNACE
work of all kinds attended TO by d. y.
Thomson, agent the stove expert. Ev-
cry job guaranteed. I also make a spe-
cialty of exchanging and selling stoves.
some large ranges in stock suitable for
boarding houses or res auraut, very che 70.
l46 West Broad. For estimates, Iirg m .
up; phone 2625.