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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
GALVESTON FUND GROWING.
NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL SUBSCRir-
TIoNs RECEIVED YESTERDAY.

The Total Amount OF the Pend New
$3.50. T0-This Does Not Include
$3.50 Forwarded Yesterday ny su-
pcrtntendent NaEuir~ for Benent
OF Galveston Ftremen Nor the Re
ccipts From the rheater Beneht
Last Night-Capt. o~mler BrouEht
fn Good List Prom Wilmington
Island and capt. Purse Added $50
90 Hfs List.
The work Ga behalf q the Galveston
sufferers sam eoes on. Beside the ban
cnt 40 the savannah Theater last night
over 50 in rev subscriptions Nas receiv-
- yesterday a. the city Exchange. the
Morning News once and elsewhere
Treasurer Bailey took tn 90 az the city
Exchange. which. however. Included 81
previously received and acknowledged by
me Morning News.
OF The amount resolved 81 Is was hand
"a IN BY Capt Augustus Oem.er. being his
own subscription and those OF other
residents at Wilmington Island
Capt. Purse secured tao addition
al subscriptions amounting % a.
while new subscriptions amounting 60
So 3 we're received az the Morning News
Once. A. present the list stands as fol-
lows.
Wilmington Island subscribers. through
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
A Fellow Feeling Makes Us Won
drama Kind.

II is simply wonderful 20 contemplate
the noble response made By the people OF
this country 90 the pathesic appeals for
help from stricken Galveston. From ev-
cry portion OF the country. North. South.
East and West. liberal donations OF food.
clothing and money have been sent TO
these people IN the hour OF their need. IL
Il conclusive evidence that the people OF
the United States have their hearts in
the right places. sympathy has been eX-
tended TO these people In a most sunstan-
tial form. There is another form OF be-
nefcence which viii come 60 these strick-
en- ones in the near future and u VIII ne
In a likewise substantial manner. Thou
sands will. no doubt. DO heneGciaries OF
the wisdom Of those who sought the pro-
lection Of life Insurance. and many w1d-
ow and orphan IN grief-stricken Calves
ton will be provided for. when settlement
day comes ws,h the life insurance compa-
niles II your heart goes out In sympathy
10 the people az this storm-ridden city
would Il not he well FOR you 10 think OF
those near and dear 60 YOU and provide
them with the protection az policy
IN q sound company? Don't delay. but get
this protection for your family at once In
some good. reliable life insurance compa-
ny. and you can find none better ana Few
20 equal the Massachusetts Mutual Lie
Insurance Company. organized 1871, which
Is an old. sound and Jus; insurance com
pany: Il Is reliable and desirable and most
business men hereabous know II. Its
profits and savings are fairly divided
among pollcy-holdcrs. for u Is a purely
mutual corporation and operates under the
famous Massachusetts laws, the best IN
the country The policies 81 this company
contain many desirable, up-to-date fea-
lures: they are plainly written and easily
understood For a specimen policy and in
teresting literature. send your age and adj
dress 10 Harry a. Apple. Managers for
Georgia. III Bay street. cast. savannah
Ca.
few reliable agents wanted-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
sroRM NEAR AUGUSTA.
nut n Has Lost IL. EnerEy and L.
Rapidly Dying out.

The storm center which Friday night
was reported near Montgomery changed
considerably yesterday. and last night
was near Augusta rs energy was great
D. deplo,ed however. and the only char
scttris'ic % tie presence was the heavy
rainfall
Sayannahs maximum temperature yes
terdsy was IS degrees. and the minimum
q. giving a mean Of q. which is one de-
gree above the normal The rainfall
amounted 70 % inches making for the
month an excess ~ rainfall %. Al. and
for che year shortage OF S.63 inches.
The state forecast IS for fair weather
to-day and tomorrow. cooler tomorrow
10 the northern portion % the state.
Fresh northwest winds may be expected
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Arrangements have been effected hv
which 1000 mile books. the price OF which
is s25o0 each. issued by the seaboard Air
Line Railway. are honored through 10
Washington over the Pennsylvania RAN
road from Portsmouth 10 Baltimore over
the Baltimore steam Packet Companv
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and I.aurens
Railroad. This arrangement includes the
books issued by The Florida Central and
peninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads.&c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Savannah. Sept u. 1901 learn that n
report is in circulation which has gained
-redence IN this city. that I have stated
that the death OF the infant child OF Mr.
]. Bernstein. late OF this city. which oc-
Cured in November. 1899. was due TO un-
skillful circumcision on the part OF Mr..
sallal Levi. This report does Mr.. Lew
great Injustice attended che child in
question. and personally know as "A ply
stefan. that this report r. without the
slightest foundation. and most cheerfully
state that Mr. sallel Lew is competen;
ana skllf,h operator IN such cases. NJ. II.
Levi. NJ. Dad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
80 -77s7-a=-
MEDALS FIRST WINNER.
Trophy offered by DR.. HLers Award
ed so Mr. ~. ~. Bacon.


ed 90 Mr. ~. ~. Bacon.
The Hien medal was won al the sa-
vannah Yacht club Tor the FIRST time yes
ter3ay afternoon by Sir. II. n Bacon.
There were not many shooters Of clay
pigeons QUE. as the weather was threa en-
ing. but IL Is believed the handsome medal
viii be the Inspiration Of a great deal
Of enthusiasm IN trap shooting
Or. J. Lawton HERS presented the
medal 20 the Yacht Club. and Il viii be
contested for weekly by the member.
Every Saturday afternoon shoots are heid
ana some 81 the gentlemen. who INDUCED
sn the sport. are experts 80 prohc.onf
are some that 90 " proposed TO have the
medal shot FOR under handicaps 10 order
that aA members may have on equal
chance.
The committee ia charge Of the trap
shooting viii have charge o. the handi-
caps and they viii be made up each week.
2 nat committee consists Of Or. Hers.
Or. F. G. Wilson and Dir. Harry Palmer
Dr. Hers j. greatly pleased thus FAR
with t1e interest that has been shown
in the trnp shooting He and Dr. Wilson
were principally responsible for its being
made feature of the Yacht Clubs a.
fractions, and. 20 arouse enthusiasm. the
FORMER determined 20 offer the medal
Designed with q view OF rs being tn
~cailVe % the sport IN which 90 Is 10 be-
o prize. the medal Is thoroughly salts
Factory TO Or. Hers the board of etew-
ards of the club. and doultless. viii be
80 10 those who may be- fortunate in
winning q from time % time.
Br Hers said last night that u la prob
'oahie the medal he has donated viii De-
followed by others. rs those most active
IN trap shooting desire 20 zee 81 grow la
me general favor. ln the early future.
- u expected Interest Will be added 20
we shooting by contests arranged among
members OF the club formed into te,r.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
MORE MONEY ron GALVESTON.
Theater Beneht Melted n Neat Little
sum.

sum.
The benefit performance At the theater
for the sufferers from the Galveston storm
was given successfully last night. and.
while not as large a sum was realized as
was expected. the efforts Of Manager Fred
weis. those who took part In the enter
tainment and others who aided are worthy
OF commentator.
The difficulty was that the entertain
ment WIS 80 hurriedly gotten up that there
was not much time 20 properly canvass the
tickets. The fremen's ball aud the citi-
gems committee had pretty well drained
the charitahly Inclined OF stray half dol
lars. too Manager Weis regrets that
more money was not realized. - he felt
"a particular interest IN the heneht. owing
10 the fact that Galveston had been his
home.
The programme was n creditable one.
and furnished two hours and n half OF
genuine entertainment The opening num-
Der was by the High School Orchestra.
composed as follows. Masters l. Morri-
son. putzcl Mohr. Mendea. Prayer, Levi
walsh and Young Messrs. Hubner. Steeg.
Tarrant. Deacy. Gucfida and Hester
(fiutesl Nislem clarinet. Wachstein (pl-
anol. Miller ami Kayton CcornetsJ. Hem
mcnway aud Nell 0rombonesl. Shay
(drumsl.
Mr. J. Norton Oemler gave a negro rect
tnti1n. and Mr.. Diez CLARK sang My
Lady Lu" ana You Told Ne You Had
Money in the Bank" Mr.. Clarence Co
burns sweet tenor voice was heard TO COOL
advantage len Anchored" and as an en-
core. gave Forgotten"
As the audience glanced M their pro-
Frlmmes and read the next number there
wAa a slight murmur OF interest and
then perfect auici. Naturally the ap-
pcarance OF Mr.. John Tagpart was a
distinguished feature OF thc programme
Mr. Tlegart gave Wolcsley's advice TO
Cromwell from Henry VIII IN costume
He received much applause and as the
audience seemed determined 90 have more
OF a. Mr.. Tazgart Eraciously. but re-
luctauily. responded with Hamlcts soilo-
guy
Prof. II Herman (stalh) dld some very
clever feats Of legerdemain: indeed. this
wns one 81 tho best numbers on the pro-
gramme ana greatly enjoyed.
MIR j. Emmett OMarn sang Come
Back TO Erin" aud MIR George w. Beck
CT sang very nncly "Bandolcra." BY
steward. and was twice cncorod
MIR Harry b. Fender did some good
acrobatlc work and showed that he was
no weak coutortionist. Mr John l. Banks
sang two sympathetic bailards. and the
programme was closed with that time
worn but stll pleasing form Of enter
tainment-a cakewalk. participated IN by
Messrs Finney Johnson. Seaman. Wells
and Hobart
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
snecinI Rnte.

and easy terms OF payment TO city stu.
dents. Superior instruction and specia
facilities for securing positions Position.
guaranteed under reasonable conditions
These colleges are endorsed by business
men. Call or send for catalogue
Drnughoas Practical Business College
savannah. (Masonic Temple. corner I,ib.
eriy and Whitaker streets Phone eos
Nashville. 81. Louis, Montgomery. Gal.
weston. Fort Worth. Little Rock and
Shreveport I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
Tn. ueat,n baltimore.

received your letter and got ths Te''
,erlne wlthou, diniculty. ] used II this
las, time for prickly heat. which Il clean
ed of nicely IN three days.
am glad TO know that Tetterine is for
safe in Baltimore. as l desire 40 recon-
mend II 10 my friends. Yours truly. Lot
Fnsey Baltimore. Md. Aug. 2. 1870. g
cents per box at druggists.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
HE DIDN'T PAY ALIMoNY.
Husband Went 90 Jail. But Was At
forwards Released.

Many an ex-husband pays slimony
unwinineiy. but Il is not often the case
that one Is compelled 20 20 20 jail for
failure 70 obey the order OF the court
This was the misfortune OF Tiny Martin
yesterday Tiny's whilom and dusky
spouse hauled him before Judge Falligant
in the Superior Court for failure 70 obey
the order OF tho court In reference to a
small stipend which he had been instruct
ed 90 pay her monthly. Tiny was S2i in
arrears and she had doubts OF his com
ing to time. Being unable TO offer sat
isfactory excuse. the man was sent to
Jail but later In the day he cseded In
making an arrangement with the ex-com-
panion OF his bosom. and the court gra-
ciously suspended sentence.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.
Hosh Hashanah VIII ne Observed
Next Monday and Tuesday.

Rosh Hashanah. the Jewish new year.
according to the Hebrew calendar. the
frst OF the month Tishr and the begin
ming Of the year 5ss OF The Jewish era.
will BE- observed tomorrow week. The
day Is set apart as a solemn season IN
which the members OF the faith are sup
posed to review the actions OF the past
year. TO repent aud to prepare themselves
for Yom Kipur or the day Of atonement.
which Is observed ten days later.
Rosh Hashanah Is called also tho day
of memorial. on account OF a rabbinlcll
tradition that q Is the anniversary OF the
day OF creation. Another name BY which
81 Is known Is the day of the sounding
Of the shofsr. 10 warn the people that
tho season Of preparation has commenced.
that they must prepare themselves BY re-
viewing the deeds OF the past year and
repenling OF their misdecds for the Day
OF Atonement. The celebration OF the
day begins az sunset on Monday and lasts
10 sunset OF the day following.
Yom kippur. or the Day OF Atonement
which IS celebrated ten days later. is a
solemn day OF fasting and repentance
This, too. begins AZ the setting OF the sun
on che previous day and lasts until the
same time on the day following one OF
the most impressive services OF the day H.
that OF the memorial service for those OF
the congregation who have died during the
previous year. The services which are
unusually solemn and impressive are ac-
companied by special music.
on the fifteenth day OF Tishri Is cele-
brated Succoth. or she Tahcrnaclcs. which
Is commemorative OF the dwelling Of the
Israelites IN booths in the wilderness and
Of the protecting hand OF the Almighty
which saved them from the dangers and
trials OF that time. II IS called also the
feast % the ingashcring OF the harvests
for az this time Of the year all harvests
were gathered into the storehouscs and
the harvest work OF the year finished. on
the eighth day OF this festival or che
twenty-sccondth OF Tishri is held the SOL
omn assembly when a prayer for rain Is
made.
The ". G. II. n Jewish benevolent or
ganization whose members follow the an
Client practices IN contradlstinctou TO
those 81 the Mickvn Israel congregation.
eel ebrate Rosh Hashauah during two DAYS
beginning at sunset on Sunday. Sept. 3
Their services during these celebrations
VIII be held at odd Fellows Hall. where
the services will be conducted by Mr.. I.
Wolfson. cantor OF ability. who has
recently come 10 this city from Phliadel-
phla. Services after the ancient rite win
10 celebrated also iu tho synagogue
B'nal Jacob by Mr. 4 Horowitz
49,. t.Hn ,..ls,vatt. arttua Tor brna-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
WITH THE COMMITTEE.
n u Believed Quirk's shortage WIN
he settled.

The matter OF the shortage Of ex-secre-
tary and Treasurer NJ. r. Quirk OF che RE
publican Blus was considered at "A meeting
OF the company IN It's quarters at the Reg
mental Armory lost night Il was decid-
I'd 70 leave the settlement with che FL
nance Committee. Of which Capt NJ. ~
Wilson b. chairman.
About two-thirds Of the shortage has
been raised among Quirks friends. and IL
is believed the rest viii be forthcoming.
in chat event the matter viii be adjusted
and Quirk will not be prosecuted. as the
company VIII recover all that was squan-
dered by the secretary and treasurer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
LAwRENcE J. DUNN DEAD.


The friends OF Mr. Lawrence J. Dunn
will regret TO learn OF his death. which
occurred early last night AZ 81. Joseph
Inhrmary Mr. Dunn was attacked with
pneumonia about ten days ago and had
failed rapidly during lie last few days.
The deceased was native Of Savannah.
and had spent practically his entire life
here lie had hten engaged for some years
In the merchandise brokerage business.
and was wei known Ia the business COM
munity. lie was IS years Of age and leaves
besides a wife aud child. brother. Or
NJ. +. Dunn. and a sister. Mrs. j NJ.
Carolan
The remains were removed 20 the late
home Of the deceased No. 3l5 Jones
street. east. whence the funeral viii take
pace tomorrow afternoon az o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
WILL FIGHT ron GALVESTON.
Kid Carver of waycros. wants 60
Meet savannah uoxer

Kid Carver of waycros. wants 60
Meet savannah Boxer.
KID Carver OF Waycross. is anxious to
aid the Galveston sufferers. Now It NAV
not be perfectly clear 20 ali who read
this that the KID IS feather weight pugi-
list, for he Is not quite so well known as
Corbe,t. McGovern and a few other lights
In the fighting world but ne 10 ready.
nevertheless. 90 meet any good man in his
class
The Kid has written the Morning News
from Waycross about arranging go OF
from 60 10 rounds with any man who
can weigh in al ii6 pounds. He wants the
proceeds go 80 TO the Galveston people
who lost their oil by tho storm.
some OF the music hall people may take
advantage OF the KIDS offer There are
some clever youngsters IN the city. who
might be able TO give the Waycross lad
al he Is looking Tor In short bout. and
the AFFAIR may be pulled of.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
MADE SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE.
Close Call of "A Butcher Not So serI-
Gus After All.

NTONc NnII OF y HuFNHtr NOT 20 HtrI-
Gus After All.
lie came in breathlessly. hurrying like
one who bore important news.
"A butcher In the maA<et dropped sixty
feet!" he exclaimed
rs he dead? How did II happen7 Tell
us about it!'
NO. he isn't hurt a Bit"
That's remarkable"
They were pigs feet"
But To so further-have you stopped 20
think the market Is now filled with ueS
things TO eat? Mr.. Logan has rice birds
choicest cuts OF roasts. steaks and vcge-
tables at your own price. Skilled butch
ers serve his patrons.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Savannah Morning News. New York.
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Charles
ton Is. c.. Jacksonville (F1a). Cinein-
natl. New Orleans. WASHINGTON %. c..
Chicago. Augusta (Ga). Atlanta. Macon
CGaD. and other prominent dailies' also
the various monthhes and weekies, new
books and everything else usually found
in hrst-class news depots.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
GOV. SAVERS THANKS.
His Telegram 10 the benevolent As
soctation.

President J. IT. Johnston OF the savan-
nah Benevolent Association. received the
following telegram yesterday from Gov.
ssyers Of Texas:
Austin, Tex, Sept. i5.-James H.
Johnston, President. Savannah Benevolen,
Association. savannah. Ga. Letter re-
ceived. Have drawn as instructed. I
thank YOU very much indeed. not only
FOR your expression Of sympathy. but also
Tor the generous contributions.
Joseph y. Sayers.
Governor OF Texas"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Mayor Myers received yesterday morn
ing q telegram from Mayor Jones OF Gal
weston. replying TO the message OF in
CURRY sent him SPIT. y. Thanks for
sympathy and aid promised. Remit TO
John sealey. treasurer OF relief commit
tee Money most needed now"
This was just the Information that the
Mayor was in need Of ana he accordingly
directed the trs asurer, Nj. W. +. Bailey,
20 forward 20 Treasurer Sealey At Gal
weston New York exchange for U0oo. the
amount which the committee directed
should be sent az the meeting the pre-
yious afternoon This was done during the
course Of the day
Superintendent Mcguire also forwarded
by express yesterday $40 being the re-
csipts from the sale OF tickets for the
hromcn's ball u IS expected that the sale
II tickets viii realize another SOD az least.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
GRAND jury TO MEET.
Solicitor 90 bring Criminal business.
90 Its Attention.

Solicitor 90 bring Criminal business
90 It's Attention.
The grand jury has been called 10 meet
Tuesday afternoon az the reques, OF So
lieitor General Osborne. The solicitor
finds considerable business awaiting him
on his return from his vacation and de-
fires 20 dispose Of IL as rapidly as posai-
BILE
There f. considerable criminal business
90 BE- brought before the grand Jury. The
negro Young. who killed a negro woman
ana badly wounded his wife la the east
ern portion OF the city a Few day ago.
viii doubtless be indicted for murder
There g. also the usual list OF assaults
ana battery, assaults with intent 20 muir
der, larcenics and similar offeuses. chiefly
or the coiored population. to be disposed
OF. The solicitor hopes 20 be able 10 take
up the criminal docket next week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Special dinner to-day. Rice field lamb
lat little chickens cooked any style. Dc.
ncious steaks. large and juicy. Fat lit
tie pig and apple sauce. cooked like no
body IN the world can cook Il. exeeps
Hicks chef Those rice birds. the prepar-
ing OF which. Hicks restaurant has be-
come famous. viii be served IN all their
perfection. Get there to-day. Hicks -
I'd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
BooY WILL ARRIVE TODAY.
Mr. waIthour'~ Funeral VIII Take
Place Tomorrow.

The body Of the late Mr. } l.. walthour
left New York Yesterday afternoon by the
Southern Railway ana f. expected 10 ar
rive here this afternoon. The body will
b. taken 90 the residence, No. $40 Hall
street. east The funeral viii take place
Monday afternoon The following gentle
men have heen requested % act as pail
htarers. w D. bearing. Joseph VI Lang.
william y. Pratt. Henry y. stevens. W.
D. smkins and a y. Hull.
Besides other relatives the deceased
leaves n brother, MIR. A "a Wallhour,
Of this city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
To Brunswick and Return sI.OO win
the Plant system. sunday.

In addition 10 the Charleston Sunday
excursions. the Plant System are selling
round-trip tickets 20 Brunswick, good on
Sundays only. at rate OF 800 for the
round trip. Trains leave at 2:l0 a. m. and
$50 a. mad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The bargain counter will be well pro-
vided with ladies' fine shoes tomorrow.
They are the kind that you have been
paying big money for. Call aud make
your selections. A. S. Nichols. s Brough-
ton west.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

H. W. Tippins has opened his hotel OF
Manassas, Ca. His intention Is 20 cater
20 commercial travellers. Bin 81
iare to be uneXcelled by any. Clean beds
and polite attention. Give your baggage
10 "Drummers' Hotel" porter-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Mr.. r +. Ryan. a well known savannah
ian. died yesterday after a short Illness
His funeral will take place from the
Cathedral, az II O'Clock this morning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
THE VOLUNTEERS SHOOT.
Lieut.. HeImIScn won First Prize ana
Private Umbneh second Prize.

FFiVnte tinbneh Necond Frike.
The frst prize ia the first class Ia the
annual rifle contest Of the German Vol
unteers al the Avondale Range was won
by Lieut.. } u. Helmkcu. his score hav-
ing been - out Of "A possible i25 AZ the
80 30 00 and 60 yards ranges Private
J A. ". umhack made the same score.
but only received the seceSd prize. a.
Lieut.. Helmken won on the diverse order.
private George S. Harms won IN the
second class. and Private w. s. Blegler
was the successful contestant IN the third
class. Capt konemann was well pleased
with the results OF the shoot.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ChIIdren's shoes.

There are icft many bargains In chill
dren's fine shoes. II you want to pro-
vide the iluie ones neat. good shoes. cali
tomorrow and make a selection. A. s
Nichols, Broughton street west.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
sunday Trips to brunswick via PInnt
SraIcm. Al.

The Plant System will sell round-trln
tickets 20 Brunswick on Sundays. limited
10 date Of sale. at rate OF 500 Trains
leave at 2l0 a. m. and $50 a. mad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Get a pair Of those mems fine shoes
tomorrow at Nichols. They are on the
bargain counter now. And the priee q
ridieulously low. A. S. Nichols. s Brourb.
ton, west -ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The summer IL passing. have you taken
IN the Plant System Sunday excursions 10
Charleston one dollar for the round trip
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

High class ladies tailor-made costumes
made TO order from latest patterns and
most sclect stock, by @. Fantini. merchant
taIlor.-ad.