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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
4 Peculiar Case.

Instituted in the Jacksonville Circuit
Court is a case that is almost without
parallel. wherin divorced wife seeks ALI
mony from a man other than her di-
vorced husband. The case is that of An
ME VI. Robson. who wants $1,000 dam
ages from Sheriff " B. Broward. The
sround for the action Is a peculiar one.
as Will be seen from the declaration filed:
Mrs Rebston. in 1891. obtained a divorce
from A. NJ. RebsJon, and also a decree
for alimony of 80 per month Though
hard fought in both the Circuit and Su-
preme Courts by Rebsion. the decisions
were always against him, and he mad TO
continue to pay. A. various times when
he failed TO pay he was committed 20 jail
as being in contempt of cout for not
obeyiug the order to pay. Three months
ago Rebston left for Hot Springs. Ark,
and has not returned. Mrs, Rebston
claims that alimony was due her when
he left and the amount is now more than
$50 and that il was TO be collected by
the sheriff and paid over 10 her, but was
not done Her attorney now brings suit
against the sheriff for allowing him to
depart from the jurisdiction Of the court,
and for other causes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
shipping Memoranda.

New Orleans. Aug 25.-Cleare d, steam
ers 1strar (Br), Mckay, Rotterdam;
Montclair (BD Dobson. Hamburg, via
Norfolk: Phoebe (BD. Story, Antwerp:
Banes (Ncr), Trcnstad, Puerto Corte z
suinva CNor), Jchannessen. Ceiba; jos
Oteri, Marullo. Puerto Cortez
Port Eads, Aug. 25.-Arrived. steamers
Arkansas. Hopner, Havana; Montcalm (Br)
Shailis. Cape Town; Hispania (Swd).
schooner Sofa, Wilson, New York, ght.
Entered and cleared, steamer Geo. W.
Clyde. Chichester, Boston.
Mobile, Aug. 25.-Cleared, schooner Roy
a'st (B), Fuerstado, Bocas del Toro.
Frockburg. Port Limon. Utste (Nor),
Aarsvodt. Puerto Corttz.
Sailed-Steamer FL Monte. Parker, New
York
ca weston. Avg. &c cared. steamer
Sabine (Am), Staples. New York
Salled-Steamer Sabine (Am), Staples,
New York.
Charleston. s c.. Aug. 25.-Arrlved.
steamer Comanche, Pennington, Jackson
vi lie.
Manchester. Aug. 25.-saned. sabuan.
Savannah.
Baltimore. Aug. 2s-saiied. Itasca. sl-
vannah; the Josephine. Savannah
PhlladSl phia Aug 25-cleared. H.lda.
Savannah
Key West. Fla. Aug 2S.-Arrived
eamsrs l. mpasas, Barstow. Galveston.
and sailed for New York; Miami Delino.
Miami; Mas te. Whit. Havana, and
sailed fer Port Tampa; schooners Holly
Hook. saunders, Bonsoeo: Glazier. Nc
pora'd. ToftuEss; reported or r0Ttus3s.
tug Walter y. Luckenbsch. with dredKe
ana three seows, Ter Fernandina.
Charles on, 3. c., Aug, S.-Arrved.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
LACEs IN WIFE's LINGERIE.
Baltimore Man Arrested for Conceal
ing Dutinble Goods.
From the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
Louis Moot, an elderly business man, CT
Baltimore Md, reached this port. with
his wife, on the Red Star Line steamship
Friesland yesterday, and by the simple
expedient of emitting to mention some
laces slowed away in his baggage found
himself before many hours obliged to
give bail to escape passing the night IN
a cell.
Mr.. Noot's arrest Is a tribute to the
American system of keeping customs
agents in foreign ports. He brought
three big trunks and several other pieces
of baggage when he arrived. and, for some
reason which government authorities Will
request him TO explain, he concealed in
his shirts and in Mrs. Noot's stockings,
skirts and lingerie. in the bottom of his
trunks. about 81 900 worth OF lace. 1t
pays an ad valorem duty of 60 per cent.
The Friesland came from Antwerp. On
the pier at the foot of Fulton street. Mr..
Noot's baggage was examined IN the usual
fashion by an inspector. That Is to say
Mr. Noots declaration that he had moth
ing to declare was virtually accepted, and
his trunks were opened and the con tent $
/ received "A few pokes the lids being then
shut down and the baggage marked with
chalk in the mystic fashion which signi-
fies Passed"
MIR Moot and his wife left the pier for
the Hotel Victoria. leaving orders for the
baggage TO be sent thther. But the Gus
toms authorities had received word from
Europe that Louis Moot was bringing
dutiable articles into this country. Spe-
cial Employe Theobald and Inspectress
Ferris. of the customs service, presently
waited upon him a the hotel. Mr.. Moot
was accused of having concealed dutiable
goods in his baggage. He admitted It,
and accompanied the officers back to the
pier.
Inside hts trunks, sewed within shirt
boeoms. rolled up in feminine hosiery.
fastened in sleeves and tucked in various
other convenient places, was the dutiable
lace which had cost about five thousand
francs.
The lace was seized and so was Mr.
Moot He was escorted to the Federal
building and srraigned before United
States Commissioner Alexander. He
waived examination. and was held in 81 900
bail to await the action of the grand
jury.
Mr. Moot was we'll supplied with funds
He pulled an immense roll OF bills from
his pocket and gave cash bail immediate
ly.
Mrs. Moot. who accompanied her hus-
band TO the building, had an attack of
hysteria in she corridor. just before en-
teriug the commissioners room. She
was removed TO a eide room and revived
with ammonia and a fan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
PUTTING IN "TEDDY's TEETH"
Controller Coler Entertains His Wis
itors with Puzzle.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times
"Can you put in 'Teddy's' teeth?'
Controller Coler asked this question of
yesterday to talk about the gubernatorial
situation or to ask favors.
President Coogan of the Borough of
Manhattan was one of the first to have
this question hurled at him. He came
alrily up to the controllers desk and said:
MIR. Controller. have you signed that
bnl?"
Controller Coler had heard that question
before. He said:
Mr.. President, can you put in 'Teddy's'
teeth"
whats that. What's that!' said Pres
ident Coogan.
Then Controller Coler took UP small
puzzle from his desk. On the face of the
puzzle was a picture of Gov. Roosevelt. In
the space usually allotted In cartoons of
Gov. Roosevelt to a dental display there
were little hollows. Five little ivory balls
revolved around the edge of the desk. BY
a rotary motion the little balls could be
made to drop into the spaces. and Gov.
Roosevelt was then revealed with a full
set of teeth.
Commissioner of Bridges Shea tackled
the "Teddys teeth" puzzle for a few
minutes yesterday and said:
mo, / can't put in 'reddy's' teeth. They
have been pulled out by Mark Hanna, and
he will have TO have a false set made
now"
Private Secretary Baker is the keeper OF
the puzzle II Is locked up in a safe ev-
cry night and is taken out at the beginning
of business hours. Secretary Baker says
the puzzle saves Controller Coier several
hours every day. as politicians. 10 whom
the puzzle is handed. usually give II up aft
Office.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
BOILING OFT AT HOME.
Almost the Same Effects May De Pro-
duced as Mt the Springs.


From tie New York P.ess.
Most nigh livers and low thinkers have
TO go to some hot springs once a year
to be boiled our. But yesterday l passed
unrecc gn'zed an old friend He called me
back, saying, I don't blame you for not
knowing me; l have just returned from
the hot springs. where 1 lost twenty-sev-
en- pounds He looked as s.rong as a
bull moose, but thinner than he had
been in years Ii cost MIN $50 a week for
beard and 81 a day tor baths. The course
of treatment under a doctors advice last
ed three WEE ks. He steamed out pints
and quarts of nicotine and liquor. and is
NV a new mac, with a rev circulation
new ooi corpuscles, new lungs. new
brain He is able to sleep nights and
think days. tt e vivacity of his eye indi-
cats the purity cf his life-for three
weeks at least.
Now a man may boil out in his own
house or nat. If he have the self-con-
troll and viii power. The real good of a
visit to distant springs lies in the change
of scene, of air, OF people. of food and
the gradual or sudden cessation of nip
ping. The mere boiling and steaming may
be done quite as well in ones private tub
as in the giant pools of natural water IN
the mountains. Buy a 10-cent bag OF sea
salt and empty II into the bath of scalding
water adding a handful of washing sofia
TO make sure OF a genuine Carlsbad ef-
feet. After you have stirred and strained
skinned and picked out all the filth tina;
comes with the salt free of charge and
have wrapped your unanolnted self In
three red-hot damp sheets, you needn't
mind about the bath AT all. but draw the
stopper and let the water and trash out
Then step into an Ice cold tub OF Croton.
See the rum apd nicotine fly.
why shou common sea salt be so III
Thy? II app ars TO be a mix .ure Of grease.
slme. sand. s1il ard imudga. II is 10
teter IN the state We buy f. in than the
brine ttat C mes cut OF mackerel kits.
who knows but there may be much vir
tue in mac erel b ife7 II coJid only
get rid Of the smell have en- IN tho
falt be1s - tn Dltch Isl M OF 81
Martin, where oily he tide and sun are
employed I'm the manufacture Of the sra
ME ard Il IL no txaSgeration 70 say that
a. surface IL like tie driven snow But
this 10 not the stun we buy In five ana
temp una lass. s,uG net NJ 10 pack sail
pork In for dis ant uools.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Officers Changed.

Owing TO business deme nds there were
several changes made in the Tampa Ma
chine and Foundry Company Thursday
4 meeting Of those interested was held.
and John Motif. who was originally the
general manager. rendered his resigne-
ton. His time is demanded as general
manager of the extensive interests OF the
Tampa Lumber Company Col. 5. l.
Narnadoe. president OF the company, was
elected general manager also, while W
c Thomas rendered his resignation as
secretary and treasurer. All his time Is
demanded by similar position with the
Tampa Hardware Company. Eliza Mof1t
~as elected to this position. Ernest kre-
;4e- was elected general superintendent OF
the work of the company J. A. Gran
ford. a prominent naval stores man, wes
made one of the directors OF the COM
pany.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Taxing the Railroads.

Dalton has raised ano. her interesting
point concerning the taxation OF rail
roads. This time the Dalton authorities
wish to impose a tax on the private tele-
graph wires of the Western and Atlantic
and the Southern Railways, which are
strung on poles Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. The Mayor and
Council OF Dalton notified the railroad
authorities that a tax would have to be
paid, ard when the roads refused TO make
the payment the matter was referred to
tie controller general. Controller Wright
wrote TO the railroad officials and
received a reply from President J. W
Thomas OF thu Nsshvi lie. CHATTANOOGA
and st. Louis. saying it was not his opin-
ion hat the line YVES taxable. He explain
ed that ii was solely a private line ard
tFat 70 revenue whatever was derived
ON its opera ion. He also said IL was an
actual necessity for running the railroad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Wants seaboard to build.

Macon Telegrap phi: At the next me citing
OF the Chamber of Commerce the ques-
ton of Offering inducements 10 the Sea-
beard Air Line to es ablish a terminal
81 Macon will be taken up. Already the
officials of this road have been in
communication with the Chamber Of
Commerce here, their idea being to enter
Macon by way of the Macon and Dublin
road. the Seaboard extending their line
10 Dublin. This would give Macon a
shorter route 10 Savannah. The extern
sion TO be built No uld / c from Lyons Il
Dublin. From yon u Dublin is only
a out forty miles. which will put Dub
lin wi hin 12l mil OF Savannah against
10 at present. At Dub in the S. a
board would connect with the Macon and
Dublin read. and thus give Macon an
ether line to Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Attacked the Conductor.

-Four negro tramps assaulted Conduc-
tor W. ~ johnson Of the Western and
Atlantic Railroad. between Marietta and
Smyrna. Thursday Just after the freight
train left Smyrna, going north, the brake
man ran the negroes out of a box car
and they stopped near the sidetrack
where the train had gone in TO wait for
the southbound passenger. Conductor
Johnson told the men they ought to go
back TO Atlanta, and tried to get them
away from the train. When his train
started Off the negroes started toward
him. three Of them with rocks and one
with a pistol. The negro with the pistol
began firing at Mr.. Johnson. and fired
three shots one Of them going just over
his head. Mr.. Johnson drew his revolver
and returned the fire, shooting four times.
The negroes then ran into the woods and
stayed hid till night, when they went to
Marietta and were all four arrested by
Sheriff a. A. Bishop
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
EPIDEMIC or ASSASSINATION.
Three Men WnyIaid Within Twenty
Four Hours.

Dingess, W. Va. Aug. Flora county
is in turmoil of excitement. Court has
just adjourned and there is no probability
of Grand Jury for two months TO stop
the epidemic of assassnat ton which is
sweeping over the county.
Within twenty-four hours three men
have been wayaid. On the headwaters
of Island creek Ira Ellis was shot ana
dangerously wounded from ambush. About
the same hour Lewis e. E,!more was urea
upon and his horse shot from under MN.
At II o'clock yesterday. Rev. Millard
Stafford was waylaid on the headwater7
of the Guyan by two persons who A.
tempted to kill him. He was shot in the
left side and arm but will recover. No
arrests have been made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
NO LONGER THE DIAMOND KING"
Sad Story of Fall of Tenderloin De-
tective Binning.
From the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
II there was one thing in which De
tective Robert Binning, of the Tenderloln
precinct, used to take great pride II was
his ability as a judge Of diamonds.
But now all is changed. Bnning has
been dragged down from the high pedestal
upon which his fellow policemen had plac-
ed him. And all because Detective Shee-
han. who has begun to grow jealous OF
the reputation his comrade in arms had
won. decided to put him to the test, and
found him wanting.
Binning is always quick to jump at
bargain, so when Sheehan took out from
his pocket a ring with a sparkling stone
set in II and limited that he was willing
to sell II fer reasonable sum he at once
became deeply interested. Binning. Shee-
han and Lockwood were seated IN the
muster-room in the police station. It wes
about three o'clock Saturday morning, and
they had just come in 10 report of
duty"
1T is a handsome diamond" said Bin
ming. where did YOU get it?"
Never mind where ! got it," replied
Sheehan "If YOU want to buy I'll sell
cheap. The ring Is worth 500 If It ia worth
cent. but IN let you have 1t for 25
Here's an opportunity you will never set
again"
Binuing thought that as long as Shee-
han was wi ling to sell such a fine dia-
mond for SIS he might take less, so he
offered him sl5 for It.
Il have only IS with me now said
Bnuing. but I'll give you the other $40
al noon"
Binning handed the s. to sheehan. took
the ring. put II on his finger and. with
his chest sweIed with pride, went home.
True TO his word he appeared al the 20
lice station promptly at noon and hand
cd over the SO still due.
when Binnng appeared in a nearby
jewelry store ten minutes later nnd said
to the clerk behind the showcase. Here
want O fine setting for this diamond"
tho man looked at him IN astodishment
"what! For this diamond" said the
clerk after a glance at the stone Bin
ming handed 70 him. You're crazy. The
Getting now IL entirely too god for the
stone. The ring 10 not worth cents. lis
only a piece OF glass. set IN brass"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hall. Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Halls Great Dis
ccvery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravel, cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak ana lame backs
rheumatism and all irr5 gulariies OF the
kidneys and bladder in both man anu
women, regulates bladder troubles IN chli-
dren. II mot sold by your druggist VII
be sent my mail on receipt OF v On@
small bottle is TWO months treatment,
and will cure any case above mentioned
DR.. E. W Hall, sole manufacture r. y.
Box go. ST. Louis No. Send for tesu-
monials. Sold by all druggists and SOLO
mons Co, Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
COnstwise Exports.

Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York. Aug. 25.-1,4s1 bales upland cotton
l39 barrels cottcn seed OIL 31S bales doo
mestics, 1893 barre rice. 3 barrels ros3n
900 barrels turpentine 3lS.515 fee lunbe-
81 tales sweepir gs barrels frus. q
boxes fruit "a cases cigars. 81 cases coso
t3n seed ol, 50l2 staves. 47S pkgs md ..
Per steamship state of Texas for Ra.
timore % barrels rice, 2,403 barrels ro.
in. 1s6 40 feet lumber, 161 barrels 70 IN
CT, AL rkps mdse, 149 pkgs d1mes sites ami
yarns 81 bales hides and wool. 1s5 b. r-sIs
pitch, GA sacks clay.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS AND VIEWS OF THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

Macon Wants the seaboard TO Es-
tabIish n Terminal There - Dali
ton Thinks Railroad Telegraph
Wires should BE Taxed - InVesti-
eating MacOn's Claim for Lower
Fire Rates-W Woman sues the Sherin
mt Jacksonville for AIimony Due
From Her Observation-Disclosures of
the Tampa Machine and Foundry
Company Changed.
Special Agent H. NJ. Tanner OF the
Southeastern Fire Insurance Tariff Asso-
cation is in Macon in response to the re-
quest made to the tariff as ISOLATION about
a week ag9. Mir Tanner is in Macon 10
examine the m rits of he claim made by
the Chamber OF Commerce lot better
rate for Macon
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
aoy.. Race az Key West.

A ausrtsr-rnlis race between Col J. c.
Wbalt0D's mare Lseon1a and Levin. own
- b. q o>mpsny. was pulled On Tyss1sy
afternoon a. Key Wet 81 The barracks
bemck. ana yitDeea4o BY several fho1fan1
,,~ss<sss "a we the fourth stfemDf 70
ran ne race Tie horses IoDeo ~ - the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Fire at Fort Gaines.

About 2 o'clock Thursday morning fire
was discovered at Fort Gaines In che
sutlive block-ell wooden buildings-and
only the hard work of the firemen pre-
vented the whole block being burned. The
law ONCE of Hon Clarence Wilson was
the first to burn and all his library and
office furniture-said to be quite valuable
was lost. The other three buildings are
a total loss. there being no insurance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Vessels Went to Sea

New York.
Steamship State of Texas, Eldridge,
Baltimore.
Bark James A.. Wright, English, Phila-
de'ohia.
Schooner Mile r. Bohannan. Smith,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26

line twice. but as they were nor even the
word was not given. on the third trial
Levin had q good start. and dashed of
q cout a length ahead. Levin led almost
the whole way, but when the finish was
near. Laconda took the lead. and passed
the line about a length ahead Large
sums Of money changed hands, and the
purse was 5000 a side
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26

The social event of last week az Dublin
was the marriage Of Miss Annie Graham
TO Mr. W W Ward. The ceremony was
performed by Rev W. y. Ainsworth At
the home of the brides ather, Capt J ohn
W. Graham. A number of the friends OF
TIE young couple were present TO witness
tie ceremony Mr.. b A. Hooks acted IN
TIE caIacity CT h, st man and Miss Ella
Graham was maid of honor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
An old Resident nend.

Mrs. Mary V. Charles. one OF the old
est residents Of Lake City. died Friday
morning from a lung trouble. She had
been a great sufferer for many months.
The deceased was born in Camden coun-
~. Georgia. and removed 20 Florida.
when she was a girl o. % years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
Came for Cattle.

The steam tug Guiuerno Lopez. with
two cattle schooners from Havana. is in
port at Miami awaiting the arrival OF so
head Of beef cattle which they will trans
port 20 Havana. The lsttle are expected
90 arrive from Fort Pierce.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest to Shipping Men
GenernIly.

The British steamship Administer was
berthed at the Seaboard Air Line docks
Yesterday 10 load cargo of cotton for
Barcelona. The Administer is the first
steamship to load cargo on the 9th
SIDE Being the pioneer in the slip Capt
Sphinx flew the vessers colots during the
day.
Capt. Smith OF the steamship Nacoo-
ZEE frcm New York reports that on Aug.
"a at p. m. off Cap Roman. he passed
Norwegian bark Cyrrian, bound SOUTH
Desired to be reported.
The Dead sea. which for thousands OF
years has been a forsaken solitude in the
midst of a Gessrt On whose waves no
Ter has been en- for cent ri s. IS ID
have a lie of mo or. boats in the future.
Owing TO the con inued increase in traf-
nc and the influx CT tourists, shorter
route is to be found between Jeru sal m
AID Kerak. the anc ent capital or the
Land of Moab. The first little steamer,
built at one of the Hamburg docks is
obout 100 feet long, and began the voy-
age to Pa es Q on June l6 An order
has already been z vsu for the bu lding
OF a second steamer. The one already
built and on the way is named Pro1om-
3 Chat is, "forerunner.'O She Will carry
thirty-f ur persons, tCge her with freieht
of all KINDS. The promoters of this new
,ntorp is are the ma ,es of Greek
oloi ster in Jerusalem The management
Of the line is entirely in German hands.
The trade of kerak with the desert IS
new of considerab BILE importance. 1 is the
main town of any commercial standing
cast of the Jordan and the Dead sea. It's
poru'ation consists of alb ut 1850 Chris
dans and 5000 Moslems.
The report given by Capt. Jcselyn. of
the Hawaiian bark Nuuanu. which ar
rived at Philadelphia a short time ago,
that the Gulf stream was further inshore
than ever before known is verified by
Cart French, of the British steamship
Lumen, which arrived last week from
Liverpool After making careful tests,
Capt. French found the temperature of
the water one hundred miles off shore to
be ~ degrees and increasing in warmth
toward the shore.
Vessels classed and rated by the
American Bureau of Shipping in the Re
cord of American and Foreign Shipping.
American screw Gamer. Excelsior;
American ship Isaac R ed; American
Schooner Maude Palmer; American ship
St. Paul; American schooner William c.
Carnegie and American three mast
schooner Sanandreas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
mati'n wi be furnished masters Of YES
sells free of charge in United States h,.-
geographic Office n CUstcm House. CAP
ta.ns are requested to call at the ofioa
Reports of wrecks and derelicts recftya5
for TRANSMISSION to the navy departne1t
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
wbere.II The, Get Them,

Florida Index: The Jacksonville capital
rernovers say they viii poll 5DOo votes IN
that city for capital removal A. Duvai
county has only $50 Democratic voters
ths question propoOnded Dy the Pensacola
News a. 10 where tie balance ~ The 500
votes are 20 come from D. pertinent Cure
~ they don't intend 70 stun the ballot
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26
FLORIDA.

Lakeland Sun: The strawberry business
has proven very profitable TO the growers
around Lakeland for the past few years.
and this season will witness a larger acre
age in berries in this section than has
ever been the case before.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-26

DR.. E. W. Hall. St. Louis, Mo-: Dear
Sir-Please ship me three dozen Hairs
eat Discovery by first express. I have
sod over one gross. It gives perfect sat
isfaction. and I recommend it to my
customers. Yours truly.
H c. GROVES.
Prop Monopoly Drug Store.
Ocala, Fla, Dec l3