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; lots of shoes.

200 pairs OF Boys. Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes. fully half Of which are
hand sewed-all good. desirable styles.
Also several dozen pair OF La
Values 2s o1 aSs ao to . .sI s6aSs 7iC
row Tor ......-...---I ---......
4 lot Of footwear. consisting Of La
dies House slippers. Evening aud Par
" slippers. made OF iue kid skin with
patent leather vsmpz-strsP, 00C
bow. and opera styles. Values H
are up 20 S2-for ..............O ~
Broken lines OF Ladies Fine Grade
Kidskin Shoes and OEfOTds in the lat-
est shapes and styles They're the bal
ance OF the makers samples recent
ly secured BY us. Not all
sizes in every style-of q ~
eog " VALUES up toN.H
sou Tor .-........s--.--..s ~ 80 "
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DIED.

JOHNSON-Op March 81. 1900. SOPIIY JOHN
son. beloved wife OF samuel johnson. at lsij
9th ST. NV.
Funeral from Third Baptist Church Friday. ,
p. m. ten
NYERS-Ou "Wednesday Mar,ll n. lse0. al S.2a
a. M BRIDGET MYERS. widow of the late Mat
thew Myers in thc seventy-secoad year Of her az =
Funeral At her late residence, 225s Brghtwocd
Avenue northwest. thence 10 the Immaculate Con
ccption Church. Eighth and Streets northwest.
Friends and relatives invited to attend n
PARKEB-On Wednesday. March u. 1900. Frank
W. j. Parker. beloved son Of {. W. and the late
NJ T. Parker.
Funeral Friday, az $50 a. m, from his late resi-
dence. 23l0 ! Street northwest. Friends and rell-
lives invited to attend. IL
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Seven children's red cloth suits. the
last Of our winter stock Sizes I 10 (
years Trimmed with braid and nOC
fur. Gold 40 SOS. They'll 20 HXS
in a iiny at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w
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ChiId'S wears.

An odd lot Of about dozen Infants
embroidered white silk caps, 41r
mostly in small sizes. Sold at NJ
sec. CO Friday for............ "
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Bows clothing.


odds and ends OF our regular 35c
Inc OF boys neckwcSr. consisting q
band bows. tecks. ard puhs 1n1H
in variety Of attractive ~
CNlOTs tomorrow for .------ IL
n hoys' double breasted wool suits
lii sizes from up Co 10
well made from good dura- G IN
bic materials Special price nv
tomorrow ---.----.-- wv
dozen boys regular soc knee pants
in sizes IL. Il. aud finished orr
with tapped seams and strong M
waistband, 90 for ..--.-........ - ~
About dozen boys Atwood golf
caps-which sold at &c -
mostly in large sizes Go to- 1t
mlIItM luE -.---.-. ------- ~
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CHAS ROBERTS. President.
CLARENCE r. PORTER. Secrrtafv
Subscribed and affirmed To- I.efsr. me This astb
day Of February, 1000
l>eL) 81. F. BEARDON.
IL Notary Public
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OLD ENBERG'O
Il 922-24-26-28 Seventh St. u
~ And 1896 K-"The Dependable Store"
In full bargain array for Friday.

Of
we apply the lever Of td prices sweep them out tomorrow Every un
speedes selling their oing
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EmbrOideries and laces.

EiilDI OiuSIiSS diiU ldGeS.
Remnants OF Cambria and Swiss
EmbrOidery-the natural result Of the
past weeks rec0rd-breaking selling
Good assortment OF desirable
patterns and in all widths In H1T
sorting 10 match. Values up 10 ri
Zoe a yard Friday for. Z
Another lot Of better qualitiez-com-
prisIng Swiss and Cambria EmbrOid-
cries. in q vide range Of beautiful
styles and patterns Up to II
inches wide. Values as high as IL
u 1-2c and 15c yard. for.
Remnants Of Valenciennes Laces. in
a great variety Of different pat ~
terms worth up TO &c a yard go IL
AiA4d5 ioI'-.. .....-..-. ...---...-
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1919. ii-ta -fl-.Nls 90
q. G. CROSBY. President
r. " SARGEANT. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn g. Bll5.e ulc ,his 29.E G1v
Of February. 1900
t>'d-} LEWIS -. CROCRETT.
d $500 49,
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~lAIEArAF oi tlr condition ~ rho BRITISH
AMERICA A>Sl' RANCE COMPANY of To-sr-
%, 'aHadf. nu thr sl-t day % December. 1880 .
required ily sct oI Congress approved Ju-r -
l-95-
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Cash capital $4,000 d
ke7eI-e premium fund ..--..-...--....- dss9 q
Reserve iJr unpaid loses cad claims. Gs,5ss 9,
Nri surplus fJl t6s ..
Statement OF dividends and expenses
Tor six months end az December so.
Isla
DvIasra- -----....... ...............-. $4,000 %
tulEel- expenses ....-.....--------- Ig1ult d
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statement OF expenses Tor six months.
Current cNpsu>cs -..............-.- S54LSSI O.
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Reserve premIma fund. .......-.. z Ia-I --S "a
Eeses'e Tor unpaid losses and claims. zJl. SO 20
Nrt surplus g7zssl .s
Statement Of dividends and expenses
f9r six months ending December 81
ls9g
DIVIDENDS s5o 0fs "a.
aarr
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S5Gf.s9I RI,
S,-i,iutut ,5 eSpcr-e- io- SIX months.
Currru- ,vpc1ssS --.----------....--- S5l.55I 90
A O.. NcILW UNE. Jr., President.
!. r SHAW. Secfetary.
>'j-csih-i and sworn lo before me llis 2l-t
day of February. lsut
t>taLf LEM FL A. WNMAN
10 Notary Putlic New York GO.
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STATEMENT ~ the condition Of the SPRfNt.-
GARDEN tNSJ RANCE COMPANY OF Phiia-
deiphia, on thr 51lh day of December. lsl4 as
lsy2-
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. 500 ea7 0t
capital stock paid ug--.-----.......... 10000 %
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cash in i-5'S ...-----.--.--..----- sI56ll ns
b1Ia, aEd mortgage tdr~- lien Cd real
es-atrj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000 ODD
STOCKS and bonds tmaIEcI value .----. ~, -il -
Bills Ifrtlfi.-e and collateral loans 2IF. -
Prenli lIls uEla,l-lted and iu hands o.
agents .---..-----..-----..-- I.g.OoI -
Interest due aud accrued ON December
-, I-.1 ..................-. g.C52 q
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T. - kELFlELn.
Attorney EOS J. J. Courrnev Gen Attv
>Ubs,ribed and sworn Co before me this 5ISt DIV
81 February, l@lO.
lNeJLl ID MACON WEBSTER
II Notary Public.
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stoeks lad bouds lmaret yaIuej ....... 75l,2is 81
Premiums unsolicited and IN hands 81
*, ms I6I,g3I Il
Interest due and accrued GA December
b. Is-I Il "
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STATEMENT % the condition of the HOME LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY of NeW York, on
The SI-f dar ~ December. 1Slq-
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A-'il IT'D iliH 5000 %
Real estate $3.50 ID
Reads and mortgages tfr-t lien on real
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FIxAxcIAL sTATEMENrs.
sTATElLENT q .hs eoadiliog .. the aEw IA,

N'~tlt.
BONDS and mortgages FIRST lien on
stocks and boz - (marLet vaIue)
Bills receivable and collateral losn..
PREMIUMS Uncollected and in hand
u agents
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
CENTRAL'S LARGE EARNINGS.
sri ADY INCREASE FOR WEEKS
MAKES FINE SHOWING.

The Fourth Week of October shows
.,ondinE Week Last Year-An In
.r.asc az SGs2.i:I5 From Jan. 4 Co
the End of Fourth Week Against
,hr same Period In 1s00-CompRra-
live statement of Receipts of Cot
ron Largely Explains This Pros
perity-Comments ON the Annual
report for 1900.
ras Increase In the earnings OF the Cen
a. 81 Georgia Railway. as shown by It's
81. .aed statements from week to week
II ae Morning News have attracted at
,,rran ana particularly IN savannah,
,.t.-e large amour, OF the Centrafs
s.- r.tl.s are held. White the earnings OF
i roads ia all sections OF the country
t.a attracted attention, the increases IN
some have not shown up so handsomely
Il t.ey have in others. The basis OF
earnings Is business, so that the improve
me, is greatest where franc increased
IN, most
Tor the week ending the fourth week Of
October the CeniraIs earnings were s235.-
rs agains, siesi25 for the corresponding
~, last year, showing an Increase Of
S. S. add S5.Si25ss from jan. to the end
Of The fourth week. against A.6io.+6l for
n. rorresponding period OF last year,
showing an increase OF S672.i35.
q, there has been a steady increase in
tn csntrars business Is shown by the
report. 81 its business IN the Commercial
columns Of the Morning News. The fol-
loving comparative table OF the receipts
o. cotton for October OF 1889 and 1900 will
show about the proportion OF Increase In
an handling OF leading products:
CentraI's Receipts of Cotton.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED. TWO FIRST CLASS COAT
and trouser makers. Apply G. Fonuni. No
IS Bull street
WANTED. TWO OR THREE FIRST
class giaziers Apply Andrew Hanley's
WANTED. GOOD. SOBER BARBER
Apply C.. A. Bouchard. No. % West Broad
street.
SALESMAN WANTED FOR CHEAP
typewriter. good contract Apply re-
tween 20 aud 10 a M. A. c. symmes
care Pulaski House.
WANTED cOATMAKER At ONCE.
jos Damato. Jacksonville. Fla. 10 West
Bay street
WANTED. SALESMAN TO REPRE-
resent US IN Georgia and vicinity. salary
ana commission Merchants Exchangc
Company. Iowa cts. ia.
ACTIVE MAN FOR TEMPORARY LO-
cal position. several weeks Salary s. per
day. Address y y. shepp. 70 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE
al Savannah for Northern Arm. 500 cash
and references required 1890 yearly sal
AIRY. and liberal commission on sales Ad-
dress r. r Raleigh. Atlanta. Ca.
WANTED. SIX UNION CARPEN-
tiers. s. 81 per day and transportation here
r. ogram. jacksonville. Fla.
SALES MEN WANTED TO CARRY
arsi-ciass side line: easy sales; good per-
centage. permanent trade. every BODY
needs fountain pen; references. Perry
Pen Company, Box 3, Milton, Wis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WOULD LIKE To BUY INTEREST IN
AN ESTABLISHED LEGITIMATE BUS
INEss GIVE FULL PARTICULARS
AND MONEY REQUIRED. h, NEWS
OFFICE
WANTED A PARTNER WITH 81 80
~ GROCERY BUSINESS. FINE oP-
PORTl' NIFTY PLEASANT PLACE AID
DRESS a.. MORNING NEWS. sANAN-
NAH. GA.
WANTED. FLORIDA PROPERTY. IT
you have property 20 sell or eXeh ]
can help you. Address Property Oransc
Park, Fla.
If YOU WANT GOOD MILK. GET 1T
from Springfield Dairy. It's rich. pure and
wholesome
CASH PAID FOR GOOD SECOND
hand cat sacks. 81 West Bay street.
m YOU WANT \ PLACE TO DUMP
earth dirt sand. manure, etc. free Of
charge. just a. city limits. hauling over
hard road write or telephone Brown
Bros, corner Anderson and East Broad
streets
ADVERTISEMENTS SET ~ CAP
iTAIS WILL BE PRINTED ~ CLAs-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc.
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AT THE THEArER.
Louis james and Kathryn KIdder In
Two Performances To-day.


Louis James and Kathryn Kidder will
be seen to-day in two performances at
the Theater. At the matinee "a Modern
ST. Anthony" and 'PyEmalion and Gal
atea" VIII be the bill. and al night "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" will be pre-
sented In presenting - Midsummer
Nights Dream" 81 VIII have all the bene-
hts Of the original scenery. The neces-
sary musical numbers OF Mendelssohn will
be interpreted by a chorus Of trained
voices and specially equipped orchestra
and large ballet. The organization num-
bers forty-seven people. Two carloads Of
scenery are carried. Wagenhals and
kemper. in presenting this play. have
achieved "a triumph OF well-balanced art
The spect cNar does not ovcrlay the act
ing or Interfere with the action. but Is con-
ceived In a feeling OF beauty and carried
out In moderation. The background OF the
play Is - poetic that Il draws one from
ordinary life and begess an Illusion that
is enchanting. But above the poetry. the
lovesick dithyramhs and the falkland "
the rich and racy fun Of the "Pyramus and
Thisbe" episode. II T. a testimony to che
charm OF the comedy. that In spite Of is
practical withdrawal from the stage for
Shakespeare Is better known. The fact
that James and Kidder are at che head
OF the company IL "a sufficient guarantee
that the play will be well presented.
Tomorrow night Matthews and Bulger
will be seen IN The Night OF the Fourth. A"
Mr. Bulger will play the part OF the re-
tired ice man. who has nothing to do but
20 to the country where he desires abso-
lutte ropose. HE advent into tho siesia OF
quiet. peace and tranquility occurs on the
eve OF the Fourth OF July. He Is disturb
ed by the patriotic habitues Of the hotel
aud finally decides to buy up all the Are
works IN the town and store them IN the
cellar OF the summer Rest Hote,"
where he Is a guest He hides In the cell
lar to escape the noise. and Is rewarded
by having the only frecracker remaining
in the town thrown IN on top of him.
The consequent explosion ends tho hrst
act and starts the bah rolling for the re-
naming two acts.
Keenan, Swift. lawyer who forces
damage suits against every one on ac-
count Of the explosion. and successfully
acts for all the liigants. VIII he played
by j. SHERIFF. Matthews Walter Jones.
the favorite New York comedian Of many
a Casino production. will be seen as Ar
thur Strong looking for work. a part writ
ten especially for him. Adlyn Estee will
appear as Lily Bud Norma Whaliey will
be the Elsie Bulivar just from school.
and Bessie Tannehlli will play Laura
Jean Frost the Ice mans sister. Josie
Dewitt will have an excellent opportu-
nifty as Kittie. n ready maid. and Tony
Hart will revel az Joseph Kidder. boy
detective The rest OF the biz company.
including Bertha Durham. Marion Cum
ming ALLYN Estee. J. c. Wiseman. II. l.
Han Andrew Bode. Herbert Androda IL
cast conEeulaily
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LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED ny THE sAVAN-
Nah CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. H.
r. SMART.
FOR RENT OR SALE THAT ELE-
CANT farm. four miles on the Augusta road
(pavodj containing Two hundred ahd
three acres. nifty 81 which are under a
high state Of cultivation. there are on he
place three dwellings. two urge barns
ana packing shed. fine artesian we'll.
everything IA nrst-clAs order. two rail
roads run through the land. l. y. La
Roche
FOR RENT. on THE oGEECHEE
road between three and :our-mlle posts
trolley cars nearly 20 tWo-mlie posD. land
In lots from one acre 20 one hundred
same can b. bought Ia large or small lots
On easy terms g. n. Dorset.
ADVERTIsEMESTs SET ~ CAP
fTAiS WILL BE PRINTED ~ CLAs-
sIFIED ADVERTtsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. 40 AID
VERTfSEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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for the Central OF Georgia. to that OK
tent the position OF the Centrafs securi-
ties h. made stronger.
As 20 nxed charges. the company in
lseS bought for $1,000 the Bruton and
Pineora road. and has been paying for u
IN instruments OF $4,000 per annum. These
payments nave been put into the accounts
az rentals and have increased d1cd
charges and reduced the surplus applicable
IN income bond interest by that amount.
Purchases IN this way. and especially all
ditons OF chs kind TO rentals. are I'M
usual The purchases have been com
pleted, and bonds are now 20 be Issued
10 reimburse the treasury for the ex-
penditure The proper addition OF this
amount to So. COO to the net income OF
1900 makes the surplus available for in
come bond interest se27. 600 or per cent.
on the second and manifessly strengthens
materially the security OF thu consols
To this u should be added that current
earnings are increasing handsomely"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
EMORY NOT DISCOURAGED.
WIN Continue 10 Compete I'm the
oratorIcaI Contests.

OrntnrtcHi tpnAFsts.
Emory college. oxford. Ga, Nov. u.-Al-
though Emory los, in the oratoricnl con-
tests she Is in no sense dlsheartoned by
this tho fourth victory Of Mercer. and Will
next year make greater ondcavor than
ever to carry OF the prize.
There are among the present members
Of the college several promising speakers.
any one Of whom would reprcgent Emory
with credit and make i very interesting
for the other contestants Tho fe.e tloI
OF the representative viii be mode a1-
solutely upon the grounds OF merit. and
Emory will send as her reprcsentatiye. as
she has done 10 the past. the very best
man 20 BE- found among the student body.
This selection will be made with care and
elaboration. but the man chosen will be
given ample time 20 prepare an able and
creditabe GRAFTON.
Al its last melting the Phi Gamma Lit
erary Society selected the speakers for
her anniversary exercises. which VIII oc-
cur next spring. and other officials Ami
versarian. George p Rosser % Washing
ton. Ga: welcome address. wade Hampton
Iesseter Of Vienna poet Alfred G. Broom
OF Newman. and alumni orator. Bishop
Warren A. Gambler. who S. one Of PM
Camma's most illustrious alumni Mr. A.
= Smith OF Waesca was elected 20 rep
resent Phi Gamma Ia the exercises 10
take place Washington Dirt hday. and Mr.
Edwin A. Rogers OF Wclasca was made
historian OF the society.
Mr. Rawson Dent Of Newman. who was
recently elected dux q the freshman class
has left college. At a meeting OF the class
held to-day Mr Douglass Rumble Of
smarrs. Ca was elected duX for tne un-
expired term made vacant oy Mr.. Dent
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WANTED. Al DOUBLE ENTRY
nookkceper. who has some knowledge OF
lumber business Address Grcss Lumber
Co. Kramer. Ga.
COLOREl, Man NHO READS AND
writes 10 prepare Tor travelling. So month
IS ana expense send self-addressed on-
velope President MacBrady. $50 Dear
born. Chicago
-GVARANTEEp YEARLY SAL
AIRY. expenses aud extra commissions. men
and women OF good address 60 appoint
ugents for as. new brilliant lines. perma-
ncnt positions. old established house.
rapid promotion stafford Press COM
pauy New Haven conn.
MAN To TRAVEL AID APPOINT
agents. 81 90 yearly and expenses. perma
ucnt aud bright future 10 hustler. supt
aoi Star building. Chicago.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


SOY REM. TliE COJGU KING TRY
Il when your favoritc remedy falls. al &c
bottle added 20 81, of honey makes a
splendid mixture FOR Infants ana children
BENZOIN BALM. MAKES THE SKIS
like velvet. Tor sale by druggist or a. lion
"a aud Abercorn Pcrsso nrus stores
whitaker aud Taylor streets.
HORSES. HORSES HORSES FoR
sale At auction. at lounsloNe g Simple
stables. Tuesday. Nov la enc carload ~
gpud work hnrscs. AMY cue needing gooi
worker viii ID well % attend thi- sale
FOR SALE .oNE ELEVATOR
drcdgc togcthcr wth auxiliary drsdge
For particulars address = : Tutvller
chief Euriuccr Plant system savannah.
Ca
CANE MILL. TWO HORSES. FOR
sale cheap Nearly new q ~ RIVALS.
SPRINGFIELD DAIRY rs NOTED
for having rich. pure milk. try a. you
VIII be pleased
TURPENTINE LOCATION FOR
salc. rs crops 1rst year boxes. i200l acres
round timber az 81 90 per acre s. per
thousand boxes for leased timber plenty
OF timber 60 bc got "a nvc mHes OF rail-
road. will give possession now or at md
81 season Address Round Timber. care
Morning News
FIRE PROOF SAFES we CARRY 4
nne limo az fire proof safes 90 stock a. al
times The parties can see exactly what
they are getting our priceu are aa low
az mauufa rturcrs sell a. with freight add
ed Parties interested, who wish "a good
hro proof safe. will do well 60 inspect
our stock iIppman Eros I1ppman
block agents Tor manufacturers
FINE TURPENTINE LOCATION
with fine body 81 round timber. for sale
cheap for cash only Box a.. Iron city.
ca.
ADVERTISEMENT SET ~ CAP
TTAIS WILL. nE PRINTED Is elias
SfFiED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD No Ap-
VERTtsEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

prominent railway oflcial discussing
the interchangeable mileage book ques-
ton yesterday. said:
col. Wrenn made bold move in rail-
road circles in adopting the Interchange
able books and Il is 10 be regretted that
commercial travellers are not buying them
and IL Is also astonishing that every
drummer travelling In the Southern states
IN which Plant System books are good does
not buy one and thus encourage the Plant
System 10 continue their sale.
win they do ~"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
sImMs CONVICTED OF MURDER.
He Killed Taber Earle Near waIhal-
la, Oconee County. y. G.

la, Oconee County, y. c.
Columbia. s G. Nov. 1.-THE trial OF
Tom slmms for the murder OF Taber
Earle was in progress in walhala FOR
two days. and was ended last night. There
was much interest in the case. as re
Guitar features were presented.
Mollie Gains Is sister-in-law OF
slmms. and was living with him. Earle
conducted restaurant In walhalla and
was constant visitor at simms' house.
which was three miles from town. until
he was told BY the woman's brother-in-
law 10 stay away.
one evening early In September simms
saw Earle on a bicycle going down
tho road He followed. noticed where
the track turned on In the woods. and
after search found Earle and his SIS
ter-in-law together A quarrel ensued.
The woman testified that then she Fan
away. but soon heard a shot hred. Later
einmp came 20 her and said he had
killed Earle. and. with drawn pistol, prom
ised her death II she ever told about II.
when night came Simms got wagon
ana forced the woman To- go with MN
into the woods where the body lay. lie
made her help him put the body into the
wagon They then hauled II nVe miles
10 Morgan bridge. on Little river; two
sacks were niied with rocks. These were
fastened 20 the head and feet OF the dead
man. his bicycle tied 70 his body and then
the body dropped into a deep hole In the
river.
some one had seen Earle going in the
direction Of simms' house. and this led
to the arrest Of the man and woman. BY
The time she had been In Jail three days
the woman oonfesses to her knowledge OF
tbe killing. Two OF her brothers were
,Iso implicated. but they were released.
~ they had taken no part In the killing.
The jury found simms guilty OF murder
hut recommended him 10 the mercy OF
the court
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ron sAI.T-RTAL rsTATF.


ADvERTIsEMENTs SET ~ CAP
fTAI4s WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAs-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD-
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 30C.
FOR SALE. ON THE oGEECHEE
road. between three and four-mile posts
trolley cars nearly 20 two-mile posJ. land
IN lots from one ace % one hundred
same can be bought n large Or small lots
on easy terms. G. II Dorsett
ron SALE. a LOT FOR TWO HUN
bred dollars easy terms on Nlnth street
near East Broad. no city taxation. G. H.
Dorset
FOR SALE, LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad. no city taxes az 500
each. twenty-five dollars cash. and easy
monthly payments. G. a. Dorset
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH. NEAR
East Broad az 500 each viii soon
be advanced 10 f215. when lot has been
paid for ] can arrange 10 get a home
built c. II. Dorset
FOR SALE THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street near East Broad have only been
sold 10 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 Ia tho vicinity
c. II. DorSctL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
ron RENT-Rooms.

FOR RENT. 2 CONNECTING ROOMS
street. east.
LARGE. BEAUTIFUL NEWLY FUR
uished rooms. all convenicnces. No. a2i
Barnard street. facing Pulaski Square.
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM.
an convenieces 0S Barnard street. near
Liberty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
ron nnNT-sTnREs


THE MOST DESIRABLE RETAIL
store In Savannah situated No. rs whit
aker street. opposite new postofnce: well
adnrsSd for any kind % retail trade. APP
ply ". NJ 4 W r. Couey.
STORE FOR RENT. BUSINESS LO-
cation suitable for restaurant. druggist.
shoes. notions. gents furnishing goods
etc. etc. occupied temporarily BY Esaw.
Apply p East Broughton.