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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-03
NOTICE.
RYAN,s BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Rooms q and 20 Provident Building.
Competent office help supplied from this
college. Students prepared directly for
buciness. Day ana night sessions. Learn
to operate the new models of the Reming-
ton STANDARD Typewriter. that being the
machine which the business world em-
ploys- Deartng & Hull. Sole Dealers
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Owing to entire destruction of our bust
ness by fire we will appreciate a settle
Rent at once If all accounts that arc due
US. Our Iffice is at
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of S. Goldin & Co. has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. S. Goldin
retiring, and Mr. j. Bernstein assuming
all Liabilities and will collect all accounts.
S. GOLDIN.
J. BERNSTEIN.
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SOUTHERN BANK

Oh the state or Georgia.
800 600
surplus and undivided profits. $50. 1871 600
DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA
superior facilities for transacting
General Banking Business.
corrections made on all points
accessible through banks and bankers
Accounts of Banks. Bankers, Merchants
for rent. DoNeS
Department of Savings, interest payable
quarterly. p"' ''io
and upwards. -
JOHN FLANNERY, President.
HORACE A. CRANE, Vice President.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Cashier
DIRECTORS:
JNO. FLANNERY. VIM. w GORDoN
E. A. WE'LL. w w cOP60N
H. A. CRANE John NJ No., 'A
LEE ROY MYERS. JOSEPH FERsT
~ M II; S 9I1 CHARLES ELLIS.
hOWA ARD KELLY. JOHN ]. KIRBY.
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NOTICE.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. l, 19OO.-The part
nership existing under the name of The
Paul Plumbing Company expires this day
by limitation.
WILLIAM PAUL
t J. MOONEY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FOR HOARsENEsS.
Horehound, Lime and Lemon Tablets
Licorice Lemon and Rosepure Drops.
ContrelPs Troches, Frog in Throat"
We keep open all night
You can get hot Clam Bouillon, Beef
Tea and Chocolate.
sOLoMONs & CO,
Bull Street Branch
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
Electrical Engineers and Contrac-
No. 1I2 Drayton st. Phone O..
LOOK.
| The finest line of Mantels, Thing and
! Crates in the city. Prices rock bottom.
Save money by seeing our goods before
| purchasing elsewhere.
| SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO
Corner Congress ana Drayton.
Phone 5l9
NEW YEAR DINNER.
1 will serve the best New Year dinner
tomorrow in Savannah.
And the price is only 25c
Phone 673. D. II. BYTHEWOOD.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsHEs, WALL
PAPER.
Get our prices on the best goods
| for your building.
ANDREW HANLEY COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All bills against the Italian bark En-
richetta NJ must be presented at our offic,
before IL o'clock, m. this day, or paymeu
thereof will be debarred.
STRACHAN & CO., Consgnees.
savannah, Ga, Jan. 3. 1900
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LINDSAY & MORGAN

ia PRESIDENT STREET, WEST.
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Phone ga.
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AT HELMkEN's.
The only frst-class cafe where ladies'
are welcome.
Quiet clean and superior service.
The place for private parties.
]. H. HELMKEN. Proprietor,
Phone 6i6 Whitaker and Liberty.
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NOTICE.

Neither the master. owner nor consignee
Of the British steamship Winchester will.
be responsible for any debts contracted by
crew. GEORGE w. DREW.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25
A New One.

@ 3 !
The Halstead correspondent in the
Crookston Journal tells the follow
ing:
CD. Kelly, who used to be around.
here repairing sewing machines,
walked into Iver LIENS store last
Saturday, and wanted to purchase q
suit OF clothes. Mr.. Lien found him
a suit worth SIT. Mr.. Kelly thought
the suit @. X. and asked to take It
up to his shop to try it on, which
Mr.. Lien consented to. Kelly did
not return as quick as Mr.. Lien
wanted, SO he went to the shop and
found Mr.. Kelly gone and the new
suit with: him. Mr.. Lien and j. o.
Nygaard started in search Of him in
different directions. j. o. found him
in q straw stack a mile from town
and demanded him to surrender the
suit or pay for it, but was told to go
to that Mr.. Lien had given
him the suit for q trial. and what
could the poor boy do?" Mr.. Kelly
made for the woods and has not
been seen since,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25


cheeks, and thanked him for what he
said about the flag. II President
Mckinley or any other man would
want to set himself up as an emperor,
he said, there are enough old COM
rades, and he would be one OF them,
to go to Washington, and throw him
bodily into the Potomac. He closed
his speech with an eloquent tribute
to two OF Americas great and noble
women, Frances Willard and Clara
Barton. That the Captain is a good,
honest and patriotic man, and will
make good governor, not one who
heard him will doubt for moment.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
Made by Our County Auditor,
z. b. Nelson.

Z
County Auditor A. 3. Nelson has
discovered that 10000 acres Of land
in Marshall county have never been
listed for taxation. These lands
belong to The Little Falls & Dakota
Try Co., and are located in the
towns OF Comstock, Excel, Newfolden,
Holt, East Valley, Wright, West
Valley, New Maine, Spruce Valley,
Cedar. Lincoln, East Park, and Dist.
No. 2 ~ unorganized territory in.
towns 157 and 158. As may be
seen from the acc ccompanying letters.
the state auditor has directed that
the lands be listed and that back
taxes he collected for the years 1897
1888 and 1899. These taxes amount
to $2,889.51 and will go to the diff,
ferent towns and school districts
where the lands are located and for
county purposes, BY this discovery
Mr.. Nelson has made more for the.
county than his salary amounts to-
as auditor, and an officer who is thus
alert and proves his efficiency is q
good one for the tax payers to re-
tain. The following letters explain
themselves:
Warren, Marshall Co. Mimi. Sent. II 1870
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25

The greatest political demonstra-
,tion ever seen in Marshall county oc-
Cured at Warren last Friday eve
ming, the occasion of the visit of
Capt. Van SAINT, Republican candi:
date for governor. sfirnl1,.ii Immense e
torch light procession, headed by
the Warren and Argyle cornet bands,
and the Argyle Rough Riders, pre-
ceded the speaking. Transparancies
with the pictures OF Mckinley,
Roosevelt, Capt. Van SAINT and Con-
gresham Eddy, and others with
suitable Inscriptions, humorous and
otherwise, were carried by the
marchers. Colored fire was touched
off at frequent intervals and illu-
mined the line of march. Republican
enthusiasm was in the air.
The Opera house could not hold by
far all the people who had come to
hear Minnesota's next governor.
Mr.. j. p. Easton served as chair
man The Warren Glee Club rem
dered stirring song that was re-
Iceived with hearty cheers and en-
Icored. Hon. w. B. Dunnell, Of Min
neapolis, was introduced and deliv-
cred {. short yet eloquent speech
dwelling principally on the Philip
pine question, and showed snonclu-
slvely that the course followed by
the administration has been the only
correct and honorable one for this
country to pursue.
After another song BY the Glee
Club, Capt Van SAINT arose TO ad-
dress the meeting and received q
most hearty greeting. Though not
posing as an orator, yet he held the
close and undivided attention Of the
large audience for more than an
hour. At the outset he discussed
state issues briefly, and showed how
every department Of this great state
had grown and prospered under Re
publican control and management,
and how hollow are the demo.
Icratic pretensions Of reform
Branching out into national politics
his whole being became charged with
patriotic emotion, as he recounted
the past glorious deeds Of the Repub
lican party in legislating for the ben.
Ieft.of the people Of this country, and
il making the nation great, STRONG
honored and free. His reference te
the flag was received with the great
lest enthusiasm, and an old farmel
Icame up to him at the close Of thl
meeting with tears rolling down hiil
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25
Demurrer Sustained.

Il -
The Supreme court jthro ough j ustice
Lovely on October q handed down
.a' decision in the case Of 7. b. Moul-
ton vs.. %. ]. A. Whitney, the Warren
Manufacturing Co., and Others, re-
yersing the order made BY Judge
Watts in the case. The action was
brought by Moulton to compel
Whitney to specifi fically perform a
contract for the sale Of shares Of
stock BY " hitney to Moult ton. The
defendants demurred to the com-
plaint on the ground thatit did not
state facts suf6 cient to constitute q
cause Of action, which demurrer was
Soverruled by Judge Watts. The SUI
Hpreme court sustained the demurrer.
Protect your children from the
cold drafts Of winter by furnishing
your houses with storm doors and
storm windows bought from The
ROBERTSON LUABERC Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.
What We Think After Thinking Over
Thoughts of Other Thinkers.

q !.
The Fargo Forum says that twenty
years ago on the 18th of this month
the trains we're blocked in seven feet
Of snow. ss
Knappen, Of the Peoples Press at
Crookston, has been struck by the
prevailing prosperity and has gone to
printing his paper all at home.
4 ~
A report Of the Boer war says Lysles
cavalry have driven De Wet north.
We wish some Of those fellows would
come into this district and see if they
could not drive de wet some where,
we are getting tired Of it here.
Our foreman is out in the country
operating a threshing machine en-
|gine, While the ype-setter is attending
school, thus leaving the editor to set
his own type and saw the wood Ar
|gyle Banner.
We don't know how the wood saw
ing Jared, but the typ pe-setting is all
right, Martin.
The Warren pops are not dead
neither are they sleeping but they are
very much alive as monstrated BY
the rousing meeting held there Thurs
day evening at which time Gov. Lind
was present and addressed the people
Of that city A torchlight procession
was one of the features Of the affair
and enthusiasm busted its bonds and
oVer-spread the town in great big
lgobs ookston Press.
Thanks, KNAPP. We didn't know
before where all this mud on oul
streets came from It's demopoI
enthusiasm, is til
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25

The Fargo Forum says that twenty
years ago on the 18th of this month
the trains were blocked in seven feet
Of snow. i.S ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-15
CITY BREv1TIEs.

! Erickson, superintendent OF the street
ny department. is superseded by Henry
bet.
rand Easter ball will be given by the
!. c. at Bryan's Hall Monday night.
Is. The grand march will begin at
J. m.
Bowling camp holds its meeting today
n N. Business relative to the delegation
lnion at Louisville and General Gordon S
q on April is will be transacted.
4 account of the death of Mrs. G. G.
VILE of the leader of the Saengerbund,
entertainment to have been given by
rganization tonight has been postponed.
Patrick's branch No. s54. Catholic
ts OF America. will meet at their hal,
O'Clock this morning and attend holy
nnion at the Church of the Annuncia-
r. Priest and Miss Fannie Heyok were
70 at the groom's residence on Tele-
road Yesterday afternoon, Justice w.
Y officiating. August Priest. father OF
DOM. gave the bride away.
lop H. S. Earl. who will preach at
tristan church today. has thrill q and
cted large audiences both in EUROPE
scholarly and eloquent preachers in his
% will DO an open air meeting and
nal service on the banks of the bayou
No county bridge back of Vick's park
O'Clock this afternoon. The talk VIII
ustrated by chort. Subject: The
Plan Of Salvation"
Wilson and John Cornish. both col
who were recently engaged in shoot.
2 In the Fifth ward. were arraigned
gay before Justice Hill on charges OF
70 murder. Wilson was placed under
BOND and Cornish was released.
statement from the Houston Builders
se: which appeared in yesterday $
naa the name OF John Fl. Kirby to
me committee, This was an error
the part of those who prepared the
The name should have been w. A.
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FAMILY REUNION.
a. Ivy Celebrates Her Sixty
<ourth Birthday.

n. Ivy Celebrates Her Sixty
fourth Birthday.
l. p. Ivy celebrated her sixty-fourth
hday Sunday. April S. at her residence.
Travis street, having a family re-
!, mat lasted throughout the day. The
|,ure OF the day was increased by the
lance OF her daughter, Mrs. A. Frank
vho came from Galveston. There
many exclamations Of pleasure as
child entered ''mamma's'' apart
IL In tho dining room everything was
Irased IN the ivy leaf and at each plate
|,he name card decorated with tho Ivy
The hostess held the place of honor
IN head Of the table. Opposite her
/ her youngest daughter. Miss Theresa
On her right, Mr. and Mrs. John Ivy.
neYt Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ivy, Mr.. and
4 Franks and Mr.. and Mrs. James
II Then twelve little grandchildren
\ in and gathered around their grand
6rr TO wish her many happy returns
|ha day. To these were added few
hate friends--Mrs. Wilson and daugh-
ID Galveston and Miss Josephine
[rolari Of Jacksonville.
ter dinner ices and cakes were served.
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Corsets.

Larger and larger grows our Corset Department
1t is one department that gets the biggest share of
our buyers attention. We watch with much
care all the details of the new Improvements that
are placed on Corsets for the comfort of the
wearer We will fit you. In fact, we kindly ask
you TO allow our saleslades in this department to
fit your Corset. You will be the gamer.
r. & G. Corsets, at ........... 100 and Soc
w. B. Corsets. 75c, 100, 125, $50, ITS, up.
]. B. Corsets, at. ........... 100 and 200
L. ID. COTSetS. -...-.. mo ana o.oO
Lavida Corsets. $50, 3.75, $50, 500, 500
ThomSon's Corsets. 100, 1875 and IT'S
w. c. c. Corsets. 100, 7.39, f75 and 200
Memo SeIf-Reducing Corsets. ........... ESQ
R. & G. Nursing Corsets. ........ 100
Ventiatng Corsets. ....... Soc, 100 and 2.25
Full lire Ferris Waists for Ladies', Misses
and Children.
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Personal MENTION.

NJ. Bosworth Of Pittsburg is at the
O. Tompitns of Hampstead is at tho
b. Fitzgerald. Jr.. is registered at the
Am.
p. Henton OF Clarksville is at the
hm.
slmons Of San Antonio is guest at
Bristol.
u d. Linn of Galveston is located at
Bristol.
Finnell Of Dallas is late arrival at
Capitol.
IP. Davis Of Waco is late arrival at
Latham.
j. Armstrong of Dallas is autographed
he Capitol.
@. Berney OF Fort Worth is lato
Nj at the Bristol.
Van Eaton OF Dallas is among the ar
at the Capitol
r. Dohmen and wife OF Milwaukee are
ling al the Bristol.
IL. Gibbs and w. e. Jones OF Deepwater
Registered at the Latham.
O. Field of Logansport, Ind. was
yesterday at the Bristol.
A. l.. McKeen OF Galveston is spend
wv. Winter. J. B. Elliott and G. H.
bn OF Fort Worth are at the Capitol
W. Thompson of San Antonio is a
pr in the city and a guest at the
the city visiting her sister. Mrs. Lula
fard.
B. Bryan, a we'll known commercial
~ JouiRville XIV Ia headduartered at
apitol.
A, McNoely. connected with the Mis-
Kansas and Texas railway. is stopping
Capitol.
ge Wells Thompson of Matagorda coun-
as in the city yesterday. among the
bis at the Capitol.
gentlemen connected with the No
BIZ parade are requested TO meet Monday
boon at O'Clock at the Cotton Ex-
bngl Vic Rogers many friends are
I'd to learn that he has recovered from
ere spell OF sickness and is able to ba
gain.
III. McGary. editor Of the Beaumont
al Is in the city to meet the excursion
3 Texas Press association. Which will
his town.
srs. w. II. Coyle, I. Austin Miller and
ge W. Burkitt have gone to Morgan
and will be Joined there today by Mr.
Mitchell.
r. Weed. chief engineer of the Gulf,
nont and Kansas City railway. came
,m Beaumont yesterday evening and Is
cred at the Capitol.
Harry H Gerhard. clever young
OF the grip. with headquarters al
is in the city mingling with the mel
in the interest of his Arm.
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''s Ice Cream only sl.oo gallon.

SHOES THAT PLEASE.
way 70 test shoes is to wear them,
ssS ~ oe sure OF their wearing quail
~ saes.is to buy them here.
Sans Shoe Store,
S15 Main Street..
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aanInos has opened an ice cream
=. ooo Main street and sollcits your
|~es' Tor which he promises the best
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y THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY.
publishers having completed the
y lot the directory request all per
fiahing changes in their Arm names
~ or residence locations TO notify
|st once In order that they may mako
roper corrections for the 1900-190l
KY Address Morrison & Tourney.
|nefs' 1907 Preston avenue.
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cheaper to buy Booths Ice Cream
II make it. Only SOC for a half gal.
packed and delivered. Phone Az.
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u s. naufman County. Texas. April
eo, sost yesterday killed a good
y pn,a ~ low land. but wheat and
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~ celebrated pure Jersey ice cream
civ snn packed with ice TO any part
~, az one dollar per gallon. or half
VI only soc. Phone 477.
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The open work is rather more daring than usual,
but lovely, and the richest and most elegant pat
terms are in the quiet, sober black stockings
Filmy waves of light and shadow that fairly
dance over the arched instep; crepon effects that
show the superb richness of black. Right here
you will find the best collection. We are enti-
tied to the best part of the stocking business of
Houston, because we stand firmly back of each
pair with our guarantee. 1t matters not if it be
the ones for yourself, the little girl or the boys,
who are SO hard on stockings
Ladies' Open Work Hose, SOC, Csc, 75c, sec,
100 and up.
Ladies Dropstitch Hose, E0,
at toc, 1870, 25c, CSC and. ............OOC
Children'S Plain Hose, OK
at 124c, 15c, 25c and. ................O 0C
Children'S Ribbed Hose E0o
at 1oc, i24c, 25c, CSC and ........ W.
Full line Fancy Stockings for Ladies.
Full line Solid Color Stockings for Infants
and Misses.
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Waist Lengths.

After big rush Of business in our Wash Goods
Department, there necessarily follows great
number OF remnants, mostly to Il yards in
length. They are on one big counter, and con-
slst OF Lawns, Dimites, Madras and Tissue Cloths.
Find one or more pieces to your liking and you
will find them marked very cheap.
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Kid Gloves.

To be we'll and properly gloved should be your
wish, and no doubt It's so. Such results can't
be attained if you purchase cheap and unreliable
makes We know this to be fact. Long ex-
perience and good knowledge of the Glove
business teaches us this fact It's your satisfae-
ton we want and work for, and we are gaining
new friends each day, because we do give you
better value than Others Only sell such Gloves
that we fit and warrant.
Centemeri, Trefousse and Foster Paul &
Co.'s make. ....... 100, 1926, $50 and L75
All the new shades of modes, grays, pearls, tans,
black and white, of course.
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sr a half gallon Booths pure Ice
,. Only SOC.
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'er gallon Ice Cream at Booths.
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Wash Fabrics.

Nearly one-half of our lower floor is devoted to
the showing of stutfs for Waists, Wrappers and
Dresses for Ladies, Misses and Children, and in
nearly all instances patterns that are exclusively
ours.
Lawns. ...... SO, S4c. 100, t2lc, $50 and ESQ
Dimities .....,.... SC, 100, 1910, $50 and ESQ
Madras Cloths. $1,000. f5c, f9c, 200 and 25c
Tissues. ............. f5c, 1870, zoo and ESQ
Percales .............. Sc, SIC, 100 and 1870
Fancy Crepon effects. ...... 1870 15c and goo
Our pleasure to show them.
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Shirt Waists.

We will make no at
tempt to describe our
Waist Stock. Plenty
of merchants do and do
it most layishly in the
newspapers. Quite a
difference when you see
the garment. If you
live in the city, visit
our Ready Wear De-
partment. If YOU live
out of the city, write to
us, stating about how
much you wish to spend
for a Waist, and we will
stake our all that you
will find it more profit
able to deal with us.
Our Colored Waists, at
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SOC, 75c, CSC, LOO, 1925, $50, ITS, 1893,
200 and FPS, you may rest assured are made
perfectly and the eolorings the newest.
Our White Waists, some tucked, some with en-
brodery inserting, and some with lace and en-
brodery inserting, are by far the dainticst ever
shown South. All prices, and you may trust to
our Judgment.
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LEVY BROTHERS
Immediately greatest and has r experience
@ anoken stock OF the Of trade
Sailor Hats.

We are simply headquarters
for the Correct Shapes in
Sailor Hats for this season, and
it's the shape Sailor you want,
for it costs you no more to get
the proper kind. Of course,
you and nearly everybody else
knows that "KNOX" sets the