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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Pacetu. p v. IS Broughton street. east.
Perry. r. l.. & Co. foot OF Bull st.. cor.
River.
Remlor. r, Liberty and Drayton streets.
Renter, b.. 1919 Wheaton street
Rauzen. NJ. ~ Congress street west
Ripke. John. 20 Drayton street
Rasixln s., T35 West Broad street
Raintz. +. w. H.. Indian and Farm
streets.
Reilly. l. Mrs. i2s Bryan street. west.
Rocker. John and Bro. 40i West Broad
street.
Roen,sch. NJ. a Co. sss Broughton
street, west
Rouse & Harris. % Barnard street.
Ray, W. H.. agent 2is Bryan street.
west
Schroeder. Geo 1909 West Broad street.
Schroeder. Henry ioi Broughton street.
east
Stem. D.. ESQ Jones street. west
Sullivan John j.. % Bryan street eaal
Sanders. Philip Bull md Rest streets
Stellies. George, 502 Gordon street. east.
steinman Bros. a West Broad street
silverstein' David. 232 St Julian street.
west
SEMINARS. r.. Anderson and whitaker
streets.
sehuenemann. d. H.. East Broad ana
Bolton streets.
stelijes. Henry soi oglethorpe avenue
schwarz. George, si5 Congress street.
west
Stem. y. Second and whitaker streets
Suffer Henry. Montgomery and Liberty
streets
Slater. J. C.. Congress- and Jererson
streets
schuites Gus. corner Price and York
streets.
stahmer. John. corner Ann and Bryan
streets
scherer. ]. H.. 1T West Broad stree,
steffens. Henry, East Broad and Ogle-
thorpe avenue
sohlouclberg. D.. Price and Han streets.
Stiles. Josephine r.. O0i BAY street. west.
slater. Jas r.. No. II East Bread street
seay. J. W. Agt.. No. $50 West Broad
street
steliios. A.. 2i5 Randolph street.
sampson. Peter. S2 Bryan street
schwarz Geo. c. Congress and whita-
smith. W T. X. 4i2 Congress street.
west.
SEMINARS. H. j., Jones and Wilson
streets.
savannah Liquor Company. 9a Congress
street west.
sehwarz. Cassie. Anderson and Atlantic
streets.
sohurman. j. C.. SIT Broughton street.
east
stlvarius. o. r. si0 Bun street
sheftali. Solomon. q Barnard street
semkon. Henry East Broad street
Schiller W. manager II Bay stree,
east.
sullivan. John. rs Congress street, w,-t
smith W. ~, 81 Liberty street. east
7
Taylo. J. K. Price and oglethorpe ave-
nue..
Traub. H.. West Broad and orange
streets.
Tietjen. Jno r.. 20 West Broad streets
Tienicn. =. j.. s3s Liberty street east.
Thoiken Geo. a.. iT2 Arnold street
Toussaint chas.. Price and oglethorpe
avenue.
Travers. f.. scroven House.
Veruki. III. a Barnard street
voilers VIM. West Broad and Taylor
streets.
williams g. GricC. SO West Broad street
Weltz. 49, % East Broad street.
Winter. A. iN Barnard street.
Wolf Louis. 40 Congress street. west
welibrock r.. s2i jefferson street
whitcman Jas. r.. go Oglethorpo ave-
WOOD. A. ~. 2l2 West Broad street.
Watson a Powers. be Soto Hotel
Wade. John r. Ogiethorpe avenue and
Houston street
woitors. II j.. sos Brough,on street.
east
wallace. W. n. No Ns Stewart street
WoclEen. Henry ogeccheo road. near
G. A. 8. R'y.
Ybanez. r. D.. io5 Bay street. east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
5bRANK WORD WITH WOMEN

Are startled by little noise? Does the prat children
Does the ceakin9 of chair samming
you you would fly pieces? Does your life
failure? Are frequently and natued? That condition ind
suffering the of femae complaints You
sympathy others don't understand suffering They
only know how become and excited with little
You probably tried remedies
aon falling of the womb eucorhea But despair
before the right We call that attention to-day Wine
Cardui positive for all female diseases rehabaeS
and strengthens the delicate and sensitive female
disorders the ban of with
Wine of Cardu easy the height folly
enduring the and dragging ills Do not allow these terrible
steadily drag the Time makes them
Cardu relieves them quickly and permanently Try when
the first symptom appears All leading druggists have $OO bottles
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Ybanez. f. D.. los Bay street. east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
CITY BREvITIEs.

rr of the Savannah Branch 81
work Guild will be- held at ST.
eh Hall Friday afternoon.
ul Railroad will hold its "Old
at tho company's down
warehouse. on West Broad street
'oprt of Ordinary yesterday r.
1sham filed an application for
"sory upon the estate OF Mary
N waters was granted temporary
ADMINISTRATION upon the estate
David Waters. colored. by Judge
GOD yesterday
N1ughun and number Of del
m local trade unions viii attend
ton Of the American Fedora
D'far which will be held IN Louis
r.1s Dec. g.
of the Fourth District Club.
g.. cation that is supporting MIR.
~. ils 20 succeed himself as mag
h.t M, Fourth Militia District. will
might al O'Clock at Labor Hall
Htrants seem scarce In Savannah
resent None OF The courts Is in
L.... hence no cases are being tried
la become "a matter Of remark
~. 'i'ion or paper Of any kind is
1'iice Of one Of the clerks.
t.. Hr'sng small boy Of Savannah
nr.. I use for the asphalted
~. ihe city for which they were
r. .l'i. He has learned that as a
r Csc himself on roller skates
rs Doc surpassed and he enjoys
every afternoon.
fs- Tom Murphy had the mis-
h. rday 20 loose q bunch Of
90 Dfe on the Ogeechee road. or
r. near Second. There are
trf. one iron. and two brass. at
c- heavy brass chain. The finder
rs om with the desk sergeant at
n'on Of waycross filed yoster.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

day his petition for q discharge On bank
ruptcy The bankrupt shows that he is
indebted to various unsecured creditors.
In various states Of the country. 90 tho
total sum OF Ss7s.53. and that hts assets
amount sc. or the assets he asks that
S37 worth Of wearing apparel be exempted
under tho provisions Of the state laws.
Two or three OF the creditors OF the bank
rupt are Savannah men.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
RaIIy of Endeavorerr.

A meeting OF the local Union OF Christ
ian Endeavorers was held lat night az
the I.awton Memorial and was very sci
attended. The meeting was called net
terment meeting" because he memtcrs
pledged themselves to do better work IN
the various lines represented in tAe
church and Ia the endcavor society
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
= RECEIVE SUPREME SHARK.
, ,r-> FLAMING ron A
h. rr,l CELEBRATION.


.r,ri. stiiIweiI 90 he Met at
~ u,aat ~ Ills brother Hoo
..J Afterwards Informally
...a,d - Later During the
,-.r the HOO IIoos VIII CeIe-
t- ,hIlwcII's Election with
..., rprnde and banquet.
.... sf the DE soto Tomorrow
,aat
-as OF Savannah are deter
..t.f,st their appreciation OF
l.rrcd upon one Of their
.udinr a welcome 20 Mr..
. the new Shark OF the
t.s order which will mark
history Of Hoohoodom.
4I ll the local Hoo Hoos be
. cipatc but the entire mem
order OF as many OF them
r.,uuci upon 20 come here.
d, Join Ia making the occa-
.l.e one. This was the de-
az meeting Of the local
l0c he soto last night
of the Universe. % should
mrd is not only the supreme
orIee in the United States.
name Implies. Is the head OF
lr3u hout the entire world
ho leading Hoo Hoo men u
.c that demonstration
made upon the return OF the
ark which viii make him to
honor conferred upon him is
4iei by his fellow members.
1fitr the recent grand
.nu lt Dallas. Tex went down
visiting Mexico city ana
1913. ,f interest In that country
IA his way home and is ex-
arrive here Monday After
lion. u was decided az the
at night. that Il would be i'm
rct up celebration Of the
desired in the short time in
before MI Stluwcirs arrival
also agreed that as Mr. Still-
ia just completing q long ana
Uresome journey that he would
lr the humor 20 enjoy an cN-
tul perhaps eNuborant demon
tnc part Of his fellow mem
-ordingly decided TO pos ponc
Iteration unul the middle Of
when she Elks Fair Will be Ia
ui when it viii be possible 60
Members Of the Hoo Hoo clan.
ON Georgia but from all the
states as well. A. this date,
Sow or possibly earlier. II Is pro
ID. lttr "a Hoo Hoo parade. some
H hanH Hr
1rc and which q Is predicted
one 81 the most attractive fea-
t1r Elks Fair. The order will
.ut in force in fun regalia with
mystic Insignia. Black eats will
where IN evidence and the SUI
viii doubtless appear tn q
lwu by nine HACK mules. Ev-
ues ln mines with the Hoo Hoo
Ting considered 90 deslrahle.
Lat the return 90 the supreme
Nlll not pass unnoticCd and IL
nrly decided that al the Hoo
tHe city numbering about sixty
IiI be notified 20 meet tho SUI
rirk co the train on his return
are him home. As he will hardly
indulge in any festivities al that
time smoker viii bo given
ding night accompanied by
fion perhaps when the supreme
give au account of himself and
b cots vii yowl their appfo-
report
ing last night DID not under
HIp oIt the progr1mmo in de-
.ld it was decided 20 cali a
1Il the Hoo Hoos Of the city
rars OF che De Soto for to-mor-
... Tor tho purpose OF entering into
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17


havesu a headach
tired a the time;w asne N n fa
mserabe. Ihave n o ,wthTh
when ando ID anne 70
have done Tor
Mrs NJ.
nuSsrq das eymp
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01
County Conventions.

Secretary Calderwood and ]. W..
Leedy will attend county conventions
at Willmar Feb. %; Olivia, %; Hutch
inson, "a; Waterville, 26; Red Wing,
27. Rev. J. H. Buttelman and Geo. F.
Wells will attend county conventions
at Winnebago Feb. "a; Fairmont, 26;
Lakefield, %; Worthington, March q;
Window, 5; st. James, z; Springfield,
s. Mr.. Leedy and probably another
speaker will attend the county conven-
tions at Redwood Falls March z;
Clarkfield, 8; Madison, 8; Marshall, IL;
Lake Benton, 13; Pipestone, Is; Slay-
ton, II; Luverne, 10. Rev. A. B.
Gould will attend conventions at Lake
City March 2; Faribault, g.. Ottertail
Prohibitionists will meet at Fergus
Falls March l.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01
NORTH STAR PROHIBITIONS
lists.
They Assemble Soon to Nominate
Their Ticket. A Great
Programme.

The eyes of Minnesota Prohibition
lists are now centering on their State
Convention, which takes place at Min
neapolis March 20 and 81. It will give
satisfactory evidence of the fact which
is being asserted by all our speakers,
that new life has come to the party,
that Prohibitionists are taking hold
of the work with new vigor and that
converts are coming to us in substan-
tial numbers And we are only just
getting started. Never was the work
so far along so early in the year and
I'm the campaign. The campaign Of
1900 is to be notable one and the
State Convention will play it's full part
in the splendid drama.
A fine program is in preparation.
Oliver w. Stewart, of Chicago, Nation
al Chairman, superb presiding officer
Of the Pittsburg convention, forceful
and most entertaining speaker, Chris
tian gentleman and all-around good
fellow, will be one of the star attrac-
tions Then the irresistible Meneley
Trio of Illinois, whose praises Mime
sofa Prohibitionists sing, will gladden.
all hearts. DR.. Elisha B. Jones, the
recent valuable acquisition to our
ranks; DR.. w. B. Riley, always true;
Stanley B. Roberts, one of New York 8
big guns who has made Minnesota his
home, and host of others will be
heard from. There will be two large
evening rallies. A rate of at least a
fare and third for the round trip
will undoubtedly be granted by the
railroads.
GET THERE
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01
Damning our Wards.


The Wine and Spirit Gazette states
that the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso
citation of st. Louis, recently closed
contracts for large expectation of
American beer to the Philippines and
to South Africa. Under these con-
tracts 100000 bottles will be shipped
weekly to Manila and 100000 monthly
to Cape Town. Adolphus Busch has
been Democrat, but when in Wash
ington lately he called upon President
Mckinley, upon the latter's invitation,
the st. Louis papers said, and on his
return put himself on record as in
favor of Mr.. McKinley's expansion
policy. He certainly has Several Stout
reasons for doing so. Our Christian
president seems to be succeeding very
well so far in hitching both bishops
and brewers to his triumphal chariot.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01

The many friends of Col. John So
bieski, the Polish patriot and heir to
the throne Of Poland, as we'll as elo-
quent Prohibition orator, will delight
to hear that he has written his "Life
Story and Personal "reminiscences" !"
His career in defense Of liberty has
been remarkable one and his account
of it cannot fail to be thrilling and
inspiring. When published the book
will retail at $1.50, but all advance sub
scribers sending orders before March
l, may secure the book at 81 postpaid,
]. L. Douthil & Sons. Publishers,
Shelbyville, Ill.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01
Rallies.

j. w. Leedy will speak at Elysian, Feb.
Is; Zumbrota Falls, %; Hammond, March
/; Morgan, March 6; Balaton, March 10.
George #. Wells will speak at Blue Earth
City Feb. %; Granada, %; Jackson, II;
Mountain Lake, March 8; Bingham Lake, 4;
Butterfeld, 6. Rev. J. n. Buttelman will
speak at Delavan Feb. %; Nashville Cen
ter, 25; Heron Lake, u; Rushmore, March
1; Window, 4. Rallies will also be held at
Lamberton, March 6; Verdi, 10; Tyler, IL;
Edgerton, IA: Fulda, 18.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01

Secretary Calderwood and J. w. Leedy
have held county conventions in Todd, Nor
rison Wadena, and Wright counties, beside
holding local rallies in different parts Of
those counties Immediately before the con-
ventions The Todd convention was the
largest which ever took place there. Chair
man Higgins and Mr.. Leedy addressed the
Anoka, Sherburne and Isanti county con-
ventions.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01
From Sea to Sea.

Among the State conventions of the
Prohibition party already announced
are: Virginia, February %; Rhode
Island, March 2; New Hampshire,
March Is; Minnesota, March 20 and 81;
North Dakota, Grand Forks, March %;
Michigan, March 29 and 30; Indiana,
April "a and Is; North Carolina, May
22; Ohio, May "a and 25; Maryland,
May 81; Iowa, June II; Missouri, June
13; Illinois, June rs and 26; Nebraska,
July 10; New York, July "a and 25;
Wisconsin, August %.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1900-02-01


A missionary in Liberia writes that
he is only waiting for some one to
take his place there, to himself come
home and take the platform against
the liquor traffic. He says: "I can
do Africa more good warning against
the liquor traffic here than I can
preaching and teaching the gospel
there. Africa, with the simple gospel
of Jesus is saved, but Africa with rum
is eternally lost; for the few mission
aries that can survive there cannot
overcome the effect of the river of
strong drink that is being poured into
the country"
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VOTE FOR BRYA"
Republican Preacher Admires
the Nominee.
scripps-McRae Press Assn.

scripps-McRae Press Assn.
New York, July 3O.-A gcod Repub
hean who is going to vote for Bryan
is the Rev. No man Plass, who is
largely interested in the Anti $ ,loon
League and is superintendent Of the
Greater New York district
Mr.. Piass was formerly the p ,stor
OF the Plymouth Congregational
church in Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Br, an is
Presbyterian bus was regular at.
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Congregational church, and he and
Mr.. Plass grew to be warm friends.
Il know Mr.. Bryan WE'LL" said Mr.
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Heiis generous wholehearted, svmps.
thetic and an honorable man with a
lot OF personal magnetism, l know
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Ell RENO. o. T., JULY 20 - .(Speciar.-
Judge ]. L. Brown of Oklahoma City,
came over to this town Saturday for the
purpose of enJoining the county commits
sioners from Issuing liquor liceices to Carl
Bruza o. L. Richards, Henry Schafer and
Bitchie & Baldwin.
The Judge tried to make a trial court
out Of the commissioners court. He tried
to put witnesses on the stand and did va
rious things that did not suit the commits
sioners nor Colonel R. B. Forrest attorney
for the applicants. The upshot of the
business was that the four applicants got
their licenses and Judge Brown had to
put up cost bond before he appealed to
the district court.
The board has awarded a contract to
the Missouri Valley Bridge Company. for
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GROUND FOR HOPE.

WASHINGTON, July IAN i'm
portant dispatch to the State depart
ment from Consul General Goodnow,
this morning, has revived hope in a
measure that the legationers, or at
least some of them, are still alive in
Pekin. Having survived at least two
weeks longer than was supposed to be
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