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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-06-14
ncClure'S Magazine for June,

The June number OF McClurc's is par
tIcularly strong aud varied in its con-
tents. both as regards fiction and special
articles. President Kruger of the South
African republic Is portrayed in an acute
character study by +. Edmund Garrett,
who has had the advantage of personal
contact with the remarkable Boer leade
and is thoroughly familiar with bis past
career and with the political history OF
the Beers Excellent portraits of Kruger
and his wife are included j. Lincoln
Steffens, OF the New York Commercial Adj
rerttSer. relates some strcking incidents
of conflict" between Governor Roosevelt
and the party leaders. and considers
whether his first term as governor has
turned out to be n successful experiment.
\ fully illustrated article on the Cape
Nome Gold Fields, by William J Lamp
ton. describes life i'll Nome City, which is
"the largest OF its age in IT," world, and
gives the latest and eNactest information
available concerning the possibilities OF
this new gold region. one that is much
richer than even the klondi,e "Experi-
ments in Flying" by o. Chanute. is an
account OF the authors own flying ma
chimes, one of which was so constructed
as to maintain successfully speed of
seventeen miles an hour. The article i
Illustrated from photographs
One OF the most striking features OF the
number is a thrilling naval story on the
Japanese-Chinese war by \ lachl kinno-
suke, who is almost the only existing
japanese writer whose literary reputa-
ton has been established by his work in
the English language. How the "niyei''
ran the gauntlet OF the Chinese Squadron,
how the valiant lamaji fulfilled his ded-
ication by his dying father to the service
OF the Emperor OF Japan. all this is
graphically and thrilingly told. The
pictures are full Of action and usually
effective. In addition to this there are
several other good short stories There
is also a true historical story by the Rev.
{. I. Brady-the story of tho -r"n est
fight in the history of Amerirnn rrlva-
teers, Reds great fight in TIL. 81. nrral
Armstrong" against the British The
s. s. Mcclure Co., New York.
Rio horrainS in Shoes onI hats
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Nearly every di1aase is the sign OF
poverty, either OF the blood or OF the
nerves. When the brain cells and
nervous tissues are used I'D faster
than they are repaired, not only the
brain and nerves, but every vita,
organ Of the body cries out for help.
Headaches, neuralgia, heart disease,
ncrvous dyspepsia and liver and kid
ney troubles run rampant in the help
less system, destroying whatever
strength remains unt:I at last the
breakdown comes Cad then--
DR.. Miles Rnstorat!.e Nervine is do
Ing world s.: good for such weak.
nervous c-opl.. those brain and BODY
are :-ertaxsa, but who may vet be
saved frO:a q state Of indcscriba BILE
wretckedness, and restored to lives Of
happiness and industry. BY soothing
snd strengthening the secretive
glands of the digestive organs it IA
e1litates digestion and assimilation,
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NOTICE..

7 HAVE QUALIFIED THIS DAY BE-
L fore Henry Perry, Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Vance County. as the admin.
traitor of the estate of +. a. Bum, deceased,
and hereby notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present III ~
TO me tor payment before June lst, 1901, n
this notice will he pleaded in bar Of thrr
recovery. Persons indebted 10 sail estate
will please make payment at once.
This 29th May, 1900.
H. A. FINCH,
Administrator of +. A. Bum, Deceased
II ~
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while the nervous system is rapidly
built up again and put to work with
out coafusion. thus bringing all the
Important organs into harmony ard
restoring perfect health.
About seven years ago was all run down
with nervousness and heart trouble and was so
bad that had TO give up work. Twas nerv.
Gus, sleeDless and irritable all the time and
although several doctors treated me did not
improve any under their care Hearing DR..
Niles Nervine well spoken of for such
troubles commenced using it and grew bat
ter from the start When l had used three
bottles l felt that was cured: but still keep
a bottle of the Nervine on hand. and when l
am unusually tired or nervous take dose and
am all right again. took Dr. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills along With the Nervine and
found them the best Liver Pills on the mar.
ket" ALBERT CRANE, Newark. Ohio
Dr. Miles Nervine is sold at all drug store.
on positive guarantee. Write for free advice
and booklet to
DR. MILES MEDICAL Co. Elkh.1t Lid
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-06-14

HAVING QUALIFIED As ENE' |.
IA tors of the Will Of the lat john
HargrovP, of Vance County, notice l. here
by given to all persons indebted TO III,
estate to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against ,a!i
estate are notified to present them, duIl
verified, TO the undersigned for payment
on or before the 9TH day of May, 1901 ct
this notice will be pleaded in bar II Their
recovery.
This May 9TH. 1900
OLIVIA K RGRONE,
MOLLlE T. II ARGRON T.,
CliAS. W. IAlGRONt,
Executors of John IIargrOvr, deceased
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THE LAST OF HIS RACE.
George h. White, the Negro Congress.
man From North Carolina, the Last
of His Race to Enjoy That Distinc-

ton.
Writing about negroes who have
sat in the halls Of Congress, Hon.
Amos J. Cummings comes down to
George H. White, Of North Carolina.
and says:
He is is the last one OF his race.
An epoch is closed. The reconstruc-
ton tide has at last passed the flood
and is beginning to ebb. The palmy
DAYS Of the new era are over and the
relapse is here. Mere ephemera were
the carpet-bagger and scallawagger.
They were political insects with lives
measured by days. But the negro
survived nearly third Of century.
He was part Of the soil Of the South,
cultivated by questionable methods,
but never fortified. But the situa-
ton has changed. The woods have
been cut away and the stream has run
dry. The denuding Of the forest be
Gan four years ago when Mississippi
adopted State Constitution that
practically disfranchised the negro.
Louisiana followed suit, and North
Carolina and Virginia are already
treading in the same path. The XIV
amendment is virtually being wiped
out. Dry are the stones in the bed
Of the brook. There may be water
under them, but whether it viii ever
oOze to the service time alone can
determine.
What regime it was in its heydav.
The amncstidc whites seem to have
regarded it as a sort Of political night
mare No more homogeneous politl-
cal elements were upheaved in the
French revolution. 1t was stratum
OF craftsmanship unforeshadowed and
utterly unknown. 1t was like fungi,
the product OF a night, and ONLY a
few experts could separate the mush-
room from the toadstoOl.
a ''negro party" may be novelty
with our Northern brethren, but we
| have had such an institution down
this way, otlicered by white men, for
about thirty-live years Charlotte
Observer
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Executors Notice.

I HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED y
L Executor of the estate OF Robert H+"'
com, deceased, before the C!erl; Of he ~
periOr Court of Vance County, ard TIA !,
t. notify all persons holding claims Hgaih''
said estate to present the sa nae to IL" On ~
before the 18th day of MAY, 1901. OF tI!'
notice will be pleaded in bar of recover
of same
Persons indebted To the said estate q !.
the estate of }. + Beacon, deceased mus
make Immediate settlement
This nth Nav, 1900
HAMILTON BEA' ON.
Executor Estate of Robt Beacon, dc q.
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Remember the Best Patent FLOUR
ever offered for the money is being sold
by II. THOMSON.
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THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 1900.

Cor. Burgwvn's excellent address
in presenting the Carr Building" to
the University last week, is much
praised by the press and those who
heard him. It was finely wrought,
admirable in conception and splendid
in delivery. the speaker measuring
well up to the time and the occasion.
TIE trial Of Rev j. + X. Rihdick
for the murder Of DR.. Temple has just
ended at LawrenccvilIc, Va. The jury
returned a verdict Of slaughter
and fixed the penalty at three years
in the pcnitcntiary, the jury and not
the Judge fixing the degree OF pun
ishmcnt in Virginia. BY every un-
biased mind such verdict must be
regarded in the light Of Il travcstv
upon justice. 1t would have been
better had the jury leaned toward the
insanity plea and let defendant of on
that over worked dodge giving him
his liberty again after a few months
confinement in some oanitarium or
lunatic asylum.
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Henderson Tannery

am now ready to 60 Ia w"rE al VIZ
take hides 10 tan on halves or viii ny
many as | can, paying highest " AM
pIIce for SAME
Fair treatment and square deal guar
antced III every instance.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-06-14

Big bargains in shoes and hats, at
II. THOMASO\'S.
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GEN. OTIS reached Washington 4
few days ago from the Philippines.
He says the war L. practically over
and that the only trouble now is
caused be detached bands Of insurg-
ents whom he STYLES '.robbcrs' and
''9ucrllas." He admits. however.
that troops To the number OF oar
forces already there will bc necessary
for some time 10 preserve order ami
punish these armed bands alluded TO.
Gen. Otis says Aguiualdo has lost his
following and power and that he is
..discreditcd and dead issue"
Whether that be true or not rs to
Aguinaldo, it is quite apparent that
II very live issue at:l exists in the
person of some body or some thing
when our brave boys continue to be
killed or captured in large numbers.
We do not advocate mob violence
buI IL ever mere WIS u 'si>t III w NV IL
an outraged people would be Justiii-
able in taking the law in their own
hands and visiting swift and sum
mary justice upon iiend in human
form without Judge or jury. Durham
.r."'-n-- 1t nj inc r"rrTu frI'T-v- II
is too great Il strain upon their nerves
and sense of right Ia sub ject the pro-
pie Of any community to the ordeal Of
a public trial with all its shocking
and revolving details that Justice may
be done.
brute Of the Tippey type who
commits such Il crime as he confcsses
To deserves neither consideration nor
compassion, and the SpeedieSt method
ofaccomplishingan end in such cases,
with the least cost 10 the tax PAYERS,
might some times be adopted with
good effect. especially in localities
where the impression seems to pre-
vail that YOU can't hang man no
matter what the nature of the crime
committed.
Tippey is white man and his vic
tim little girl under ten years of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-06-14

An exchange heads an article on
the Chinese affair: Fine prospect
for miXup." and that makes fine
prospect for a divide up. Raleigh
Post
Everything to eat, fresh and up to
date, at II. THOMASON'S.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATIVE Of F. A Bum, Drcr9
i. Il. Hicks, Attorney.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
ron nnNr-srnREs.

THE MOST DESIRABLE RETAIL
store In savannah, situated No Is whit
aker street. opposite new Postofnce. well
ador@ed for any Kind % retail trade. APP
ply W. NJ a ". r. Concy
FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR STORE
or ONCE. southeast corner Montgomery
and Perry street lane
FOR RENT. STORE u2 DRAYToN
stree near Broughtou. formerly occupied
by Electric supply Co. moderate rent.
good business stand. J. +. Fulton a son.
FOR RENT. STORE CORNER PRES
ident ana liabcrsham. good stand for
green grocery. Apply i26 Hahersham.
FOR RENT NEW STORE on DRAY-
ton. between Perry ana Perry lane
Prendergast & Ganahl. Bryan street
east.
FOR RENT. FROM JAN. I. BUILD
itg 40 BrouEhion street. west. at present
occupied as a blacksmith and wheelwriEht
shop. PrcndergaFt & Ganahl. Bryan
street. east.
FOR RENT STORE NO 80 CON
gress street west splendid stand for any
kind % business Apply Savannah Dis
tnct Messenger and Delivery Company
STORE FOR RENT. OLD EsTAB-
,iahed stand, corner two public thorough
fares. Apply &C H." Morning News.
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
also fixtures for sale. Apply on premises.
jefferson and Castor.
FOR RENT. SPLENDID GROCERY.
near Brouehton street newly htted and
equipped. fine opportunity for Young man
with about 500 capital. W. Woledge. a
Bryan. east.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE STORE AND
dwelling northwest corner jefferson and
Dumy streets. low rent TO the right party.
J. +. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT. STORE SUITABLE FOR
any business In a hne location. rent
cheap Piatshok & CO.
To RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
"a Wes Boundary; bcst stand IN Yama.
craw. Apply 10 X. ;. Claghorn. 10 Bry-
an street. east
STORE FOR RENT. BUSINESS To-
cation suitable for restaurant druggist.
shoes. notions. gents furnishing goods
etc. etc. occupied temporarily by Esaw.
Apply Is East Broushton.
FOR RENT. STORE NEAR MARKET
an excellent stand for almost any kind Of
business; 80 Peter Reilly
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELL
ing; all modern improvements. southeast
corner Burroughs and Waldhurg: SIS
month. c. Mendel 65s East Liberty.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11


WANTED. RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants Once manager a. Savannah: 81 80
salary and commission. tT00 cash and ref
erence required. position permanent Ad-
dress. Manufacturers. 49, Cherry. Phllh-
deiphia. Ia.
$3.50 PAID ALL MY CLIENTS ON
every 800 invested last month: ~ least
that amount viii be paid on every Ike
sum invested now; positively Euaran-
tecd against loss. best bank references.
John y. Llufrio. Us Broadway New
York
MCKINLEY AND % PER CENT
monthly on your Idle money FOR the next
four years This Is for spectators who
want sure income weekly mo grain spec
ulailon) Al Fetzer & Co. 81 Dearborn.
Chicago.
BIG SILVER. COPPER. TIN AND
coal mines in Mexico are being develop
Cd by US. buy stock now ~ 81 (pAr per
share and get enormous returns later. no
chance like u. No subscription taken for
less than 500; best references n desired.
Mexican Mining and Development Co.
1888 University Building, Milwaukee.
WIS
500 zoo INVESTMENTS-MY BOOK
explaining the most modern and thorough
ly practical methods for making reason
ably safe amounts OF money by security
investments: mailed on request. highest
financial and customer references. Rich
ard Jones Broker. - Exchange Place.
New York
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL SUPPLIED.
stock companies organized. business sold
privately. stock and bonds underwritten.
ruaranteed and sold on commission. meri-
torious inventions financed. Daniels a
Company. Wall street. New York. also
London. Philadelphia. Atlanta. and San
Francisco.
IS Will EARN SO: go WILL EARN
So. 500 VIII earn so monthly; \ new ami
safe plan % speculation. Send for par
ticulars Equitable Investment Company.
1850 broadway. y. Y.
ENCOURAGEMENT SET ~ CAP
TTArlS WILL. BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
sfFfED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR two CENTS A WORD no AD-
vERTIsEAiENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
ITALS WILL RE PRINTED IN CLAS-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD-
vERTIsEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc.
FOR SALE. a FARM or TEN ACRES.
residence and barn. on S&ldaway road can
be bought very cheap. c. II. Dorset, p
Congress west.
FOR SALE. AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
because they must be sold al once. two
lots. each 3oxil7 on Thlrty-eevcnth 0or-
merly SEVENTH street: one Of them a cor
ner: will be sold separately or together.
this Is one OF the choicest locations In tho
southern section. c. II. Dorset, = Con
gress, west
FOR SALE. on THE OGEECHEE
road. between three and four-miie posts
trolley cars nearly 10 two-milc posu. land
In lots from one acre 10 one hundred
same can be bought In large or small lots
on easy terms c. II. Dorsett
ron SALE, A LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars. easy terms. on Ninth street.
near East Broad. no city taxation. c. II.
Dorsett
FOR SALE LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad: no city taxes. at 500
each: twenty-five dollars cash, and easy
monthly payments. G. III. Dorset
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. az 800 each. viii soon
be advanced 20 sos. when lot has been
paid for I can arrange TO get a home
built c. II. Dorset
FOR SALE THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street near East Broad; have only been
sold TO first-ciass parties. who will make
good neighbors: and none others can buy.
The terms are very easy, and they are
cheaper than any others IN the vicinity.
c. II. Dorsett.
1900 ron THAT GREAT INVEST
ment lot. northeast corner Lavinia and
ogeechee road. size. J0xi75; don't let Il
Slip Platshek & CO.
90 BUILDING LOTS 30xii0 EACH,
near West Savannah. at $50 each; terms
1--WE dollars cash: two dollars month. no
interest: catch on quick, or they viii be
soldl Piatshek & Co.
5is TENTH STREET WEST. lot
s0xi20: large four-room house. pump In
yard: can buld more improvements on
same: price 500. terms SIS cash: balance
so month. grand bargain! Patshek &
Co
$500 WILL BUY THOSE THREE
two-story frame tenements ard one store.
with dwelling rooms above. on the north
east corner q Bismarck and Ogeechee
road: viii rent $50 month open TO bid!
Platshek 4 CO.
FOR SALE. ON THE SOUTHEAST
corner Bismarck and OFeechee road. two
splendid two-story bay-front houses. s. 800
for the pair. rents so month. P,atshek
& CO.
FOR SALE. 2os PARK AVENUE.
west. Loo 40xio5: elegant house. look at
Il and give US bid. Platshck & Co. 10
Bryan, east.
FOR SALE. 100 HULL. WEST. 3
story brick residence. large lot IN nne
location, 1910 and easy terms. Piatshek
g. Co.
FOR SALE. 5a TO $40 PRESIDENT.
cast. lot c0xeo: rents ts month. $40,
great bargain, Platshck & Co.
FOR SALE. ss7 TO sH WHITAKER
street. 3 splendid 3-story brick tenemeuts.
always rented; price $500. fine Invest
ment. PlatEhek a Co.
FOR SALE. 40 TO i23 YORK. EAST.
and i5s Price. lot 60xs0; room 10 build
more houses on lane; rents So month.
price $500: grand opportunity! Platshek
a Co.
FOR SALE. TWO s-sroRY BRICK
tenements on Jones street, between lab
ersham and Price rents 500 year. $500
for the pair. Platshek q Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11


TELEGRAPHY- JOIN TIE EVENING
class in teieEraphy now forming AZ Ry-
ans Business College Proyidcnt build
ing
NINE. ADELE RYAN CNEE FIGER-
ouxl announces that she has resumed her
classes IN French and music (pianol. thor
ouRh Instructions latest and best meth
odF. ~ Hahcrsham
EXPFRT LACE MAKER DESIRES A
few pupils IN lace making. Address Lace.
care News.
TELEG RAPHY-JOfN THE EVENING
class IA telegraphy now forming al Ry-
ans Business College Provident build
ing
YOU CAN TOO" GRADUATES ARE
earning 80 40 80 per day. We guarantee
TO place YOU in position to do likewise
Write ~ Southern institute OF Science and
lnhrmRry, Columbus. Georgia.
JOHN wIEGAND. JR.. PIANO IN
structor. beginners ard advanced pupils
received. Address q Harris street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11


LOST ON FRIDAY. SMALL BOX,
marked "a Koeh. JcWo.sr Howard ,f
lcft &c 315 Wee puny street.
LOST. sPALulNG BICYCLE. NOy g.
So reward " returned TO 5.3 Liberty. east.
LOST. VALUABLE PAPERS or
Saturday night. between AdlcrH ana the
market or market ana West Broad street
Finder win Dc suitably rewarded by re-
turning Same 20 ilamp Williams. iaoi
Cuylcr street
LOST BLACK. WHITE AND TAN
setter dog. black head. except small blaze
in face. black back. white licked feet
name ou collar Reward " returned TO
r. O. PhLrot 10 Second. west.
LOST SILVER CHATTELAfNE.
Thursday. Nov s Reward n returned
1a Tatwall street
LOST ONE SQUARE GOLD LOCKET
monogram D. a. W. diamond iu center
Liberal reward n returned 90 r. a. Wen,
Frank a Co
FOUND IN OUR STORE ON sATUR-
day uight the 81 inst. a ilckcthook con-
tnln.nE sum of money owner can have
same bv proving properly and paying Tor
Advertisements EdWani Loyclrs sons,
u3 RrouEhton street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
Ion sALr-nEAL rsr,rr.


THE rRENpEEGAsT LOTS ON
Thirty -trst stfott are lovely aui cheap.
We sold two llst week. % YOU are thinking
81 buying q Dog. don't fail 10 see these.
Noumans 81 pommoud
REMEMBER. THAT IF You
haven al cash Co huy property from AS.
small amount is only necessary. We ar
range taar.e without charge. Noum3ns
a p,mm.ni
tf YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold go rented sec uF. $50 coolest rents
ana manage estate. our record 900 that line
cannot pe exceeded. loumlrs & uem-
mond
FOR SALE a DESIRABLE FARM
conanirr one hundrcd hnd five uoD acres
land about forty OW acres under fence,
modern frame dwelling. Z rooms. with
servants house. stables. barns. and other
oufuouses convenient. excellent water.
ana good bearing orchard of peaches.
pears plums grapes. and other fruits.
situated iu Bulloch county ahoiu SIS
miles from savannah ia a fine farming
section and close TO- Savannah and
sntesboro Railroads VIII sen q exchange
for city property Apply 90 'pr A. r.
Hoyd. 100 Liberty street west. Savannah
Ca
FOR SALE a MODEL HOME. Also
one bay mare cheap, come az once. so
Ninth street. west
FOR SALE. 0N EASY TERMS. MOD
crn tsn-room house. All rooms connect and
Oh separate; three large halls. bath roosn
etc as Henry street east Apply at
Lauuey studio 81 Broughtou. west.
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over The city. Robert H.
Tatcm. real estate dealer. No. York
street wcst
ApVERTIsEMENTs SET IL CAP
ITAt.S WILL 1919 PRINTED IN CLAs-
sIF1ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. No AD-
VERTiSEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc
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-~--~-~-----~----,----- .-.-----~-----
pAPETERIES WORTH 3SC FOR DC;
worth sc for i5c worth isc Tor &c. Tesla
msnts worth 25c for If. worth Toe for Sc:
nine-voiume Chambers Encyclopedia for
81 ~; box pens 2oc. other goods In same
proportion. A. y BrouEhton street. east
store known as Gerdner's Bazaar.
GAS FIXTURES. ELECTRIC AND
gas chandeliers etc. a. o'd prices 20 and
70 per cent discouut from iist no extra
charges FOR oxidizing Electric Supply
Co. 20 Drayton street: phone g..
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81: RE
turned same day: workmanship ruaran-
ieed all mattresses made by machinery.
Telephone nf3
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TN
ready With winter stock OF umbrellas. par
asols repaired and recovered locks and
keys. NJ. Domlnitz. corner Ogiothorpe-
Barnard. Georgia phone 1869
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
MIXING.

-~@---~---~-~-~-~-~=-~-~-
MODERN PLUMBING. IT WILL BE
10 your interest 10 let mo givt YOU an cs-
Innate on your plumbing. new or old
work repair work a speciality. as am
a practical plumber. No guess work 20
endanRcr your life Virgins. phone 81.
Georgia or Bell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
FLATS ron RENr.

FLATS. SECOND FLAT. FIRST
floor up; three rooms and bath. lis Ogle-
thorpe avenue. west
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE FLAT iiS
State street east. bath and all convent
ences. J. r.. Fulton q son.
FLAT OF 1 ROOMS AND BATH. $40
month. AIS Liberty. east
PARLOR FLAT FOR RENT; WATER
ard bath. 50. 20 Habersham street
FOR RENT. NICE FURNISHED
fat Of two connecting rooms. bath and
toilet on same floor: use Of gas stove. 100
McDonough street. east.
FOR RENT NICE THREE ROOM
fat. with private bath room. li6 Liberty
street west Preudergast & Ganahl. 8
Bryan street. east.
TO RENT. THREE-ROOM FLAT.
suitable for housekeeping hot and cold
bath. ne East Liberty.
FLAT OF FOUR CONNECTING
rooms, both on same floor. SIS Margaret
street
PARLOR FLAT. a COUPLE WITH
out children. al conveniences. Apply 2ls
Jones street. west.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11


-FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN GET
hoard Ia private family, terms reason
able 81 Taylor street. west
WANTED one BOARDER IN PRI-
vatc family. location convenient TO bust
ness. Home" THIS Office.
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN CAN on
tain rco.i board al S27S week. with plenty
OF milk at go Montgomery street.
REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY CAN
accommodate couple or two young men
with large south room and board. Oglc-
thorpe avenue. east. near Bun. Answer
Home" care Morning News.
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