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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
REPORT OF MARTIAL
FORWARDED TO the ADJuTANT
GENERAL LAST NIGHT.

Absence Of judge Advocate Harrow
Caused DELAY ga Making ~ the
Heport-Capt. Cam 60 Appeal ca the
Governor IN behalf Of Corpi. Iinr-
ris In Event the Courts Decision
l. Against Him-Result of the Trial
win Probably Be known Ia a nas
or Two.
The findings % The general court-martial
we're sent 10 Atlanta last night They go
TO the once ~ tho adjutant general
! whore they Will b. opened Any news az
their contents must be- given out from
there. as the Officers VINO were members
Of the court will not divulEe even hint
az to what the result. Of the trials were
They are prevented hy their oath from
doing so.
Considerable delay followed the eonclu-
sion Of the trials Lieut. David & Barrow.
Judge advocate had 20 leave the city.
thereby making % Impossible 10 ger tac
findings away before his return. a. q 81
necessary FOR his signature a. weu s@
those Of the officers o. the court. 20 op-
pear Mr. Barrow returned "a few days
ago AMI gave his immediate attention Co
the nndings
not only did the decisions so. but fhs
great array OF evidence as well In the
Harris case this was very volumlnous
The stenogruphers best efforts were de-
mauded to secure it. ma there are many
pages 90 be reviewed by the officers 20
whom Il is 20 be- submitted Ia tine caaes
against Private Walker and Corpl ~
Brown. Of the Colquitt Blues colored
there was not 20 much testimony
Capt. J. Ferris earn VIA go 20 Atlanta
10 have a hearing before the Governor
on behalf OF his client. CorpL r. $ Harris
OF the Republican Blues. iu the even ths
decision Is against him. Such he under
stands 20 b. his rigtt and he has served
notice upon tie judge advocate ana he
adjutant general OF his desire FOR hear
Ing. Convinced Of the innocence II. his
client and that the charges SHOULD not
have been perferred. Capt. Cam viii ngnt
the case 20 the last
Tho news from Atlanta will b. eagerly
watched. a. the friends OF the accused
those who brought the charge. tho wit
ncsses IN the case and military men gen
orally are interested 10 know thu outcome.
In The meantime, there can De- nothing
more than specuiai lon. Many believe Curpl
Harris Will be cxonerated by the decision
Of the court but many others think ace
sentence IN his case as well as that -
the coiored men, viii Doe dishonorab.e dis
charge from the service.
In The event the finding o. che court
was favorable TO Corp. Harris. b. is prob
able that the announcement OF the r. sult
viii be made IN Allan. without furth
delay. II the contrary. the D. airing FOR
Capt Cam will require mere time AMI
cause further delay In any event. there
should be- no delay In the other cases. as
no notice OF contest has been served.
The officers Of the court also signed
vouchers for the pay due them for their
services The vouchers were made out
upon the 30 per cent basis. the officers
having agreed some days ago 10 allow
their remuneration 20 be one days pay
for two days service.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
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CHATHAM ACADENY's DELAY.
Public Wondering what VIII he
Done About a..

bouf hhout ~.
There Is considerable speculation as 20
what tho trustees OF Chatham Academy
viii do in reference To plans Tor rebuild
INK the burned portion Of the Academy.
now that 4 has been found that all bids
based upon the present plans are 50 90
70 S25o"n in ,xccss OF the funds available
for the purpose.
As che bids are So largely in excess OF
the limit fixed hy the joint committee
about 5000. il seems very doubtful n
sufficient change can be- made in the pres
ent plans hy dispensing with ornamental
WORK ana other expensive features. TO
bring the cost within the limit named
In this case 1t may DE necessary 20 have
another meeting of the joint committee
of the trustees and the Board Of Education
FOR further discussion OF plans. Some
OF tho plans formerly before tho commit
tee were estimated by competent builders
Co boz easily within the limit ana will
doubtless De- considered again The
Trustees Building Committee will have
needing shortly TO consider the situation.
In the mean time lt IS becoming appar-
emit that with the increased delay IL can
not he hoped go have the building In read
iucss for occupancy 10y the opening OF an
other school year nearly "a year hence
which would seem 60 mean that the after
noon schools viii become practically n
permanent feature Of the cifys educa-
touAl system.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE.
sAvANNAH's POsTOFFIcE DOES 4
me BUSINESS.

Fourteen Leading cities Of the Coun-
try showed Decrease In Postal
Receipts Last 8onth-savannah Not
in the List-The Increase Here Was
Nearly ~ 500 or n Fraction over
sixteen Per Cent.
The record Of the Savannah Postoffce
for the last month and the last quarter
IS most excellent one. dispatch sent
Que from Washington shows that fourteen
out Of the Nifty principal postonices In the
country show decreased receipts for Sep
TENDER ranging from is per cent. 20 223
per cent. and from 1854 70 N2sst in
amount II Is needless 20 remark that
savannah Is MOI included in this fourteen.
Boston. Baltimore San Francisco. Louis
Vile and Washington. D. C.. were among
the cities showing decreases. Boston show
ing the largest decrease.
savannah's receipts from the sale OF
stamps envelopes and cards for the quar-
ter ending Sept %. 1900. was So. sol %. as
against S3O.2gs23 for the same quarter Of
or "a fraction over II per cent. The show
ing fer September was even better the
receipts from the sources mentioned being
ss.ss445 as against s.5s1. % for the previous
September. an Increase OF 81. foi.s6. or a
fraction over IS per cent. The figures are
oficial and were Obtained from Postmaster
J. r. Doyle
The total receipts for the ffty cities
were 73S. and the net increase was
1913 or 50 per cent For the first time
Chicago eciipsed New York IN the gross
Increase In It's receipts. This - largely
due however. 20 the amount OF mail sent
out by the national committees from
their Chicago headquarters.
The receipts OF the firss ten cities are as
follows: New York. tSi45io. increase 49,
sli. or 7 per cent: Chicago. $sss 565. in
crease So. 80. or ltg per cent: Philadel-
phia. s2os.o9s. increase S5.4iG. or Is per
cent. Boston. &25s.576. decrease xl2.s9g. or
81 per cent. ST. Louis. slS9.i52. increase
Sl9, ie3. or i2l per cent: Cincinnati SOL
100, Increase s. 5ss or SO per cent. Brook
lyn. sl0d2i4. Increase N.4s9. or IL per
cent; Pittsburg SS5.6il increase 1870. or
50 per cent: Cleveland S7s.0l6. increase
= i6i. or IS per cent; san Francisco. ST7.-
s6i. decrease SO.2i7. or IFS per cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
stud, MhiIr You work.

Through one OF the ten free scholarships
in The International Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News viii present TO you II you secure
one Of the ten largest numbers OF votes
by Nov. %, 1900. YOU can keep on earning
a living at your present work. .and at the
same time. by study at home IN time
usually devoted 90 recreation or rest. Mt
yourself for professional position at a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win
ners OF this contest. by devoting your at
keeping at a. No one has better chance
than you Get every vote you can. and
have all your friends save theirs for you.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
CHANCELLOR ma PLEASED.
finds the work az the Coiored Cot
Icge Progressing Nicely.

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Nannlh. desouns @ par 81 the Gay 70 an
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'hana'ior tilN was seen Nf % Ai'l"i"k
Srws reporter after hls return 90 'he city.
and .vrr,...d Hirns.lf al. well esscd with
49,. ,a. t,-
gag '''t
ist'ill educ zion q me youth "i ihe COZ
nrel rHct 20 thie stare institution. re
was pleased eepe iaiIN with iNr dormltofy
tur i1e students that y 20 process 81 con-
firucion upon whleh thc work oi every
hlnA Wl o. zone h3 actual t'Nn'Ite OF
iH' college 4heN viii iny me i"iha'iloh'
construct ere Wals of nHck hud siueeo.
anu ID" every bif ~ tne rla siefins ana
carntntering mat VIII 80 20 make the nm
i-hta structure. The ere ton 1T me nuiii-
HHf i' not only valuable OBJECT lesson
@" iNr rlHdrniss as u thr mht'tItl worm
"i ah iNdusifth ,daea'hh, hni VIII nu"ta
largely increased apn "mmodauons Tor APP
piieantH ior admis 20 20 tle college
many ~ "how are now hY force OF ne
i'f Acins turned away rom us
doors
40 ihe university, chancellor tlh re-
pofie me prospects are exceedingly
.fifhl me tnfo..msnt is already very
aift' ana the Indications are that ny
FEBRUARY % VII r1ss The high wafer marx
ODD tnr history OF iae institution. Indeed.
DO CONSIDERS Dr. practically assured that
me enrolment Tor this year VIII De larger
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
A wonderful Company of Artistic
cratic Animals.

Prof Gentry. who is acknowledged the
foremost animal trainer OF the period,
and whose company OF educated dogs,
ponies and monkeys have delighted the
denlzens OF almost every known par,
Of the globe. will shortly visit this city
with his company OF aristocratlc and
sogacious animals. some one hundred
In number which. Il Is said. have never
been equalled from a point OF intelligence.
They will arrive in your own private
cars and will exhibit under a thoroughly
waterproof tent located corner Bolton and
East Broad streets. days. commencing
Thursday. Oct. IS Twice daily. 2So and
pm.
The exhibition. which Is very attractive
10 ladies and children especially. will no
doubt receive the hearty support OF our
citizens.
General admission. children Is cents.
adults. Is cenis-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
RECEIVED TTE s2o. 600.
Governments Check for Quarantine
station Arrives.


station Arrives.
Mayor Myers received yesterday the
governments check for 5000 IN payment
for the city's property turned over 20
the Marine Hospital Service az the quar-
antino station. The check Is signed by
Treasurer Roberts. a. well as hy she con-
troler. auditor and other treasury Off
cials.
Mayor Myers was asked yesterday u
this addition would not put the city's
treasury "on velvet" 50 TO eDeak
THE sum g. quite a welcome addition
60 our resources" the mayor replied.
but it viii not flush the treasury hy any
means. You Sec We spent nearly $4,000
this year for hours drainage when the
appropriation was only $1,000 10 vii.
probably require s60Oo0 next year % com
plete this work 0nd this must be allowed
for Then We have paid between $1,000
and 5000 for opening streets. We have
So 90 OF notes maturing on this source
alone next year. besides considerable
work still Co he done on this line which
viii require some cash expenditure. 10 b.
true that We have not done as mulh
street paving this year as heretofore. bur
think the improvement record Will
speak for itself
Mayor Myers thinks the governments
check II needed In order To cnabhe the city
TO round ont SIS financial year sa'isfac-
torny and that 81 viii not warrant any
extra expenditure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
BORROWED PoLIcEMAN's HORSE.
And Played Circus and wild West
show ON Drayton street.

Frank Ganney. an ex-policcman. through
his love OF horses and weakness for drink.
IS In trouble. and. incidentally. IN a cell
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a
telephone message was received a. the
barracks by the sergeant IN charge. that
a game OF ekln or something Of the kind
WINS In progress among a lot OF negroes
In a house IN Henry street lane. PATROL
man Deignan, a mounted officer was sent
20 the place He left mis- horse in the
care o. boy and entering the house ar.
rested the four negroes that he found
there.
During the time Of the arrest and sub
segment delivery OF the prisoners az the
Glmewell box 60 the police patrol wagon.
the officer was awsw from the place where
he had left his horse for some time and
when ne finally went 10 remOunt he was
told BY the boy that the horse had been
taken from him by a white man. who had
ridden him down Drayton street. The
boy further said that he had followed the
horse as far as Castor street. but al
the rider was evidently headed for the
barracks he had desisted from his pur-
suit aud came back to report to Deignan.
The man who took the horse was Gaff-
ney. He had "a good healthy Jag aboard.
which made Il difficult for him to resain
his seat so much so. In fact. that he Is
reported 70 have fallen three times before
the horse. following It's own Will. finally
reached the Barracks; but. nevertheless.
he was determined 20 ride and ride he did.
He pus the horse TO a good speed and
came Of rapid gait down Drayton street.
narrowly missing an ice wagon. and. IN
fact. several other vehicles and animals.
Roth sides ~ the street looked alike "a
him. and the horse wasn't particular
about the right OF way either
Meantime the matter had been reported
20 the Barracks. 50 when finally the horse
and It's almost iusensible rider made their
appearance at the stable OF the Barracks
Gaffney was locked up. When he had
sobered up a bit last night he was totally
unconscious OF his act and wanted 10
know why he had been locked up.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
MRs. WILLY wooDBRIDGE DEAD.
she Died quite suddenly Yesterday
at Green island.

NJ hfFrn island
Mrs WHY Woodbridge died yesterday
afternoon AZ O'Clock al Green Island
Her death was caused by heart trouble
from which she has been suffering for
some sime.' though the last and fatal
seizure was quite unexpected and so vio-
lens that she died before her brother. DR.
G. A. stiles, who was only a shor, dis
tance away. had been notified Of the at
tack. and could reach her bcdshidc.
Mrs Woodbridge. who was 81 years Old
was the relict Of Mr.. Wylly Woodbridge
She had been spending the summer M her
home on Green Island. a. was her Gus
tom, and had with her her sister. Mrs. J
G. Habcrsham. and her niece. Miss Mary
10 stiles both OF whom were with nor
when she died. Another niece. Miss Mar
garet Vernon Stiles. is visiting friends An
Darlington. She Will be notified TODAY
OF Mrs. Woodbrdge's death and doubt
less viii return TO the city In time for the
funeral which will probably take place to-
morrow. The body will be brought 90
the city to-day and taken to Mrs. Wood
bridges home at No. 10 Bolton street
east
Mrs. Woodbridge was al her ne con-
nected IN membership with the Iudepend-
ent Presbyterian Church ana q T. prob
able that the funeral viii take place there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
TO SEND ON ITs REPoRT.
Hoard of survey Has FINISHED with
the uIues' Property.

Hoard Of survey Has FINISHED Mith
the BIues' Property.
The Board % Survey requested by Capt
NJ Ed Wilson Of the Republican Bl.es
TO pass upon certain last property belong
ing 90 the state. viii send on It's report 20
Atlanta to-day. where it Will be opened
in the Office OF the adjutant general The
board checked over the property Of the
Blues belonging to the state and also re-
ccived depositions as to that which WIS
found missing Comprising the hoard arc
Capt z. r. Gleason. OF the Irish Jasper
Greens. Cupt Walter T. Coney. adjutant
% BE First Infantry. and Lieut. a. q.
Tunno Of Company u OF the Savannah
Volunteer Guards
II Is now known what decision the boari
reached The members ia not know
whether they were prevented by law or
military custom from making an an
nouncement ia advance OF their report to
the adiutant general. go decided they
would be on the safe side hy allowing the
Information TO Doe given out iu Atlanta
No ruling upon the question was al hand
80 they adopted that which applies iu the
case Of the member OF the court-mnrti1i
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
nan LIVED ~ YEARS.
An AGED citizen of Charleston Dies
Ia @nNmmnnh.

Mr. Daniel O'Mnra died yesterday morn
ing at che home Of his son. Mr. NJ
O'Mara. No 2l3 York street. elst. The
deceased was % years old. lie was a ma
tive OF Ireland. hut had resided IN the city
OF Charleston for sixty years. Three
months ago his strength yielding 20 the
weight OF years. he was brought to Sa-
vannah 10 che home ~ his son In order
nat he might receive more careful atten-
ton
The deceased was Confederate veteran.
having been attached 20 Whites indie
pendent ARTILLERY Battery Of South Caro-
lima. He leaves two children Mr. NJ. OMara
OF chs city and Airs samuel Burns Of
New York The deceascd was a farmer
for 70 good portion OF his life. but for the
last twenty-five years had been employed
81 tho Charleston City Market Tho body
viii hc taken Go Charleston this morning
for intermtnt 80 s. Lawrence Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and Is truly a delightful enjoyment "a
innaie the fumes OF this nne tobacco; u
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
~ on every wrapper OF every cigar, with.
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold By the box of 90. Conchas at $3.50. and
Perfectos. A.50 at Lppman Bros. whole.
sale druggists. Barnard and Congress,
streets. OF this city.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
DIDN'T KNOW n WAS LOADED.

Was EvRded Only ny Good Fortune.
What came near being "a serious acct
dent occurred Sunday nigm az the home
Of a gentleman IN the southern part OF
the city. number OF people were gath
cred IN the parlor. when a young man be-
gan playing with a parlor rife. The
gun in some unexplninable way was fred
hut rs the barrel was pointed toward the
moor no one was struck though a he
through the door. ana deep scar on she
floor showed how serious might have been
the accident had the gun been turned to-
ward anyone.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
mack FROM rnE CONTINENT.
NIr. Frank ". oliver Returned to the
City From IA Trip Abroad.

Ciy From Trip Abroad.
AE Frank NJ. oliver relch,d Savannah
yesterday morning. after am extensive trip
through Scotland ana England and the
contiuet Of Europe Mr.. oliver gives
physical Indication Of the good his TIP has
brought him and reports that ne has had
a thoroughly enjoyable time.
During bis ttip abroad Mr.. oliver visited
the Paris Exposition. where the visitors
from this country were very numerous
and everywhere len evidence Artisticallp
the exposition was very beautiful and left
nothing DOB this respect 10 be- desired
Mr. divers friends were glad 10 welcome
him back 10 Savannah and he him eli
was pleased 20 resume the practice OF his
profession
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
school supplies.

Just received Iasge and assorted sup
ply Of school bags and school supplies
an at cut rates; from 10 cents up; also.
usual large sock Of all the school books.
now used in Chatham county. az Estllr "a
News Depot. IS Bull street, Savannah.
Ga-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
ron MERcER rNIvERsIrY.
savannah BaptistS Expected 20 Raise
at Least $4,000.

80 Least $4,000.
Rev John u. Jordan pastor ~ the sa-
vanuah Baptist Church. received letter
yesterday from Or W. W Iandrum. pas.
tor Of the First Baptist Chrch OF Atlanta
in which the latter stated that ne hal
raised 2.2oi az his church Sunday FOR che
Mercer University endowment fund. At
the recent meeting Of tho endowment COM
mittee OF the university trustees In Macon
i, was decided 10 ask the FIRST churches
IN both Atlanta ana Savannah FOR S2tOi
each
DR. Jordan r. not yet ready 30 under
take this work here. but hopes 20 do
equally as well a. aid Or Lanlrum IN
Atlanta. Mercer University was artcd.
DR. Jordan states. with a subscription OF
$3.50 from The savannah Baptist Church.
This was about thrcc-quartcrs Of cen-
tury ago. but DR. Jordan thinks this fact
SHOULD appeal 20 The Interest 81 tie pres
6nt membership.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
New Non-Coms. for Germans

New ncn-commissioned officers for tho
German Volunteers have been appointed
by Capt. SC. II. Konemann, as follows: To
be serEeants Corpl Fritz Ehler and
Corpl George W. johnson: TO be corporals.
Privates John Schlakenbcrg and Private
Henry w Suffer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
BASKET r,croul Aor soLD.
Amount of nids Not Deemed sum
ricnt ~ the Trustee.

mont HN thr Fru~fTe'
The assets Of the savannah BOX aud
Basket Works were 90 have bocn sold
yesterday morning under the order grant
ga by the referee in bankruptcy Judge A.
n Macuonsn The sale was not cousum-
mated because the bids made did NOT JUS
10y it. amounting only 20 $50 Tor the ma
chlnory and other PARTS Of the ant.
The plant 81 well worth more than hi
amount and All Jacob Glzau. who has
been appointed trustee Tor nc creditors
ana acted for them IN conduc ing tn
sale VIII ask ths court 20 direct another
sale on some future day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

May be selected from sternberg & Co.'S
superb sock OF fine silverware. jeweiry.
diamonds. hne cut glassware. etc. Prices
most reasonable In city and our guaran-
tees behind II AID.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
TAXPAYERS WILL RUsH.
Last Day for Paying City Taxes for
THIRD Quarter.

THIRD Quarter.
To-day D. the last day for paying city
taxes Tor the third quarter and as usual
there viii be- quite rush OF taxpayers
who haze delayed until the last moment
TO pay their taxes. There was a good rush
as the treasurer's office yesterday and the
clerks had about all they cared 20 handle
On account OF the extra work entalled up-
on the force IN checking up and creditinr
The payments the Office was clos
al az o'clock yesterday for the
day and the same hours viii be
observed to-day and tomorrow Treas
urcr Har1ee IL suffering from a Sc
we're cold and was not able 60 be- on deck
yesterday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
Hou.eIseepers Adore cut Glass.

The bride fortunate enough 20 begin
housekeeping with a good selection OF our
fine cut glassware among her wedding
presents Is lucky indeed. Sternberg q
Cad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

sternberg & Co. always carry the larg-
est sock and greatest variety OF fine dia-
monds in Savannah. Diamonds bough,
OF US will be redeemed AZ any time AZ n
discount Of 10 per cent OF price paid us
Old gold bought for cash. I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
WILL CUr THE GRASS.
work ON Els Fair BuiIdinEs TO he
ain To-day.

Work on the buildings and Enclosure for
the Elks' sireos Fair and Carnival az
The parade ground viii probably begin
to-day. Director Gadsden OF the public
works department has agreed TO cur the
grass on the parade IN order TO
give the Eks a clean ground The park
and tree lawn mowers Will be used
f0r this purpose. as well as the ma
chimes Of the Street aud Lane Department
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

The arst Of the entertainments OF the
Savannah Lecture Course, Paris ana tae
Exposition" viii be- given oy Mr. Carrot
y. serviss az the Guards Hall tonight al
$50 o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

Take Graybeard Pills for that dlxrv
feeling-Lost appetite. and follow n un
with bottle OF GraybeArd 1, Is ali YOU
need. Kespess Drug Co. sole props.
Savannah. Ga-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

Saratoga Aroudack Water. All YOU can
drink az soiomons' drug store. Bull and
Charlton streets. for 1--WE cents. This
water Is a genuine Table Tonic. cures
Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Try it.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

'Grayheard broke Up rheumatism On
me-" says Mr. chas Thomas. the lew.
eler on Whitaker street And put me I'm
better health than have enjoyed in a
long time"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

"Gravbeard f. n family medicine with
MS" said a prominent business man yes
terday My wife takes a.. and notice
sne Is enjoying better health than for
years The children keep well By taking
a.