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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
TAMMANY TO APPEAR
IN A NEW ROLE.



Chief Croker Suegests the Suppress
sion of Crln6e In the City of
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-The executive
committee Of THuimany Hall held q
meeting at which Richard Croker bade all
the leaders goodby and took a hand In
starting movement to rid the city Of vice.
In little speech the Tammany leader
said he was going 70 Europe for health,
not pleasure ana IsidHr ssraus
man who was acquainted with the con-
dition OF things on the East side, adding:
Il hope you will give attentive hearing
that exists there. apd that after you have
heard what he h2e to say you will use
your every effort 20 correct those evils
as far "a as Hes A e your 70 E powsr, .sa, ~ cropa.
at dinner. acct1entally, and had talked
with him for two hours over the conditions
on the East ads and Mr.. Croker had
mittee OF Tamrnany Hail. Then. address,
ing the committee, Mr.. Straus told of
what was needed on the East side to sup
press crime % , ms sac Snat ne, ne, as Dem sir,,
the statement that Tammany Hall re-
ceivcs the greater part OF it's revenue
from people in these evil conditions OF
life and no good can be accomplished un-
til the power of TammAny Hall is de-
stroyed. Mr.. straue had repeated this TO
Mr.. Croker, and thu latter asked him 70
come bcf0ee the X9MR1ittec with the
statement and NJ rpS0iHn ~ his ~
conirnttt<$ 10 Inv<stigate
Leader Nixon then. ~ resolution. had
a committee of five appointed ito inves-
tigate the moral condition Of the city and
to remove and suggest remedies for the
correction of the abuses"
Mr. Nixon WAS made chairman. The
other members are George Clauson. presi-
dent of the park board: Michael c. Muir
t.I...a Alsf. 1T.
J. Scannell. fire commissioner, and John
w. Keller. charities commissioner. Mr..
Croker then arose and said.
II have nothing to add TO what has been
said TO you by MIR Straus, because he is
familiar with the matters on which he
has spoken to you / hope that this en-
tire committee will give its full strength
towards helping him and his work We
should heartily iudorse his remarks and
aid him In the work OF crushing out this
awful crime. And right here. | want TO
reiterate what said three weeks ago to
you and that is that not one dollar comes
into my possession from landlords Of pool
rooms and disreDutable houses, and IL any
one OF you gentlemen are collecting from
any OF these people, YOU had better get
out Of the organization. II has no use
for you. You are disgrace TO IT, The
organization can't and won't stand for
any such thing"
The meeting broke up in confusion be-
cause OF the attitude. OF Coroner Fitzpat-
rick the Tammany leader In the Four
teenth assembly district. who denied that
there were any dlsreputab,e houses in his
district. He said that II there was vice
there IL was In tenement houses and
could not be controlled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
ANOTHER C0MsToCK RAID.
All Arrangements for II Have Ise~a
Perfected by the New York
society.

NEW YORK, Nov i5.--it Is announced
fhaf the Society for the Suppression of
Vice. of which Anthony Comssnck ~ the
head. wlii soon begin the most extensive
raid Of pool rooms and gambling dens
ever undertaken in this city.
The work ~ obtaining evidence has been
uncer way Tor some Time. and fhA com.
stack society has received the sid N
mary citizens. who have farnef them
selves into an organization known as the
Anti-yfce Society % New York
The evidence collected has been turned
over 10 District Attorney Gardner, and
u - said Mr., romSfock Wilt today xet
out a large number % warrants
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BERLIN. Nov ik-The iilnses ~ En-
peror Nicholas II commented upon ny
the press ~ an extremely serious rnMs.
ter. The Nowslseh~ zeisunx points nut
thAt r. the cxar Gies there will ~ a ioax
regency. while nothing dcAnisa IL known
reEArdins the sxaF's brother. nraus
Duke Atrhasi TIE rzars siim<sA acted
unfavofahiy upon The hoerne t1day. sut
there sAs a recovery iafer Dpoa fhs re-
reipf ~ xnnd nswS from the American
markets ans hstier sidlnxx frSnu china.
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. oeeeeeeeooeeeeeeeeees
TwfHTY hILllIOH DOLLARS
IN Dust AND BULLION.


M0HIcAGo, Nov. l5-More than
" Sz"'vu."v IN goio oust ana
bullion came out OF Alaska.
British Columbia, Northwest terri
tory, Washington, Idaho ana Ore
gon between January and octo-
ber "a this year. H. c. cherrier.
the Chicago agent OF the Great
Northern railroad. today received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov. B--Funersi services
over the late Marcus DAILY took place at
81. Patricks cathedral today Solemn
requiem mass was celebrated ~ the RSRht
ReY. Bishop Brohaei. Of Helena. Mont He
was assisted BY Res. Father Michaei
Layeln rf ~. patrick's. ans Others.
The musicai programme Vas rendered
by dsahie chorus and choir. The grand
requiem sna&s nv CneYubiui was xunK
The paH bearers wesa James ~ HaRxtn.
John " Markay. Henry ~ Rogers. Hp-
fner ~ Parsons. John A. Saiitvar. fHxh
J Grant WliiiaH3 seaiion and William r.
ruil The rasket vas taken 10 CaiVrry
and placed in the receiylnK vault
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WAR RfytaUt TAlfS
TO Bf RfDuGD.

VINoNA. MINI. Nov. ls-
NV Congressman Tawney. of
w the ways and means CON-
rnittse. speaking OF she wieRting 20
lse held IN washington November
% said today
''Tht object r. % consider The ex-
tent 10 which ,ae war revenue
sAxcS can h4 removed and amend
TucntS 10 maka the law satisfac-
terry ia administration The prob
lrm ~ 20 what taxes shall he re-
moved viii tse porplexing one.
think. however. Il Is safe 90 say
that the stamp TAX upon instru-
Enents of conveyance. such as
notes. deeds. mortgages. Inherit
ances FOR charitable and benevo-
icnt purposes. wa Be- renewed.
possibly the taxes upon rroprie-
tary medicines and SOME others
"It viii ho the desire at the mem
bers 81 the committee 10 remove
just as many OF the stamp taxes as
possible
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
ILLNESS or GAR NAY
Bf Dut 70 POISONING.

TOCME, Nov. f5.--A rsimo~ n n
INK circulation In Rome that the
illncss OF the cxar is due
to poisoning. and It IL asserted that
teiegrams have been received at
the vatican saying that an attempt
was made TO poison both the cm-
reror and empress. but that tho
latter was not effected. This story,
however, Is not believed.
King Victor Emanuel tele-
graphed for dennite information
aud got quick reply that the csar
was ms well AZ could be expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
TREY CHOSE TO BE SHOT
james lsnvh and Robert 4. King
Ne Were Convicted OF
Murtfer.

SALT i4AkE. Ftah. Npv. Is Jam 5
f.anch and Raberi 4. King ,he men s.an-
Victe-d - the murd ef Gedfsey Prrvss..
A. the Shsep Ranch gambling house. on
the n'ght az Sspsemher 80 last. Nere
sentenced BY Judge ReOth tAis afternoon.
% safer the death > nsirg
The condemned men chose 20 be shet
The date 81 their execution was set Tor
Friday. January II. i01.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16

Espr~ss Train fserssi~d In Fraaee.
With FrfxhafsI Hessits.

HA1O&&L. France. Nov. f5.-~ThA
Southern express ~ss a~raiied AZ noon to-
day between 81. Georges and aaubsssa.
near Dax. about ihirty-thres rsliss NORTH
east ~ Bayonne.
The restaurant car war precipitated
over an embsnkmenL Thirteen persona
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE
SAFfif Rfpu5llyA.

usvAsHNGToS. Nov. is.--As-
WV sistant Secretary of War
v - Meskei3olsn tonight wired
10 the Associated Press as follows.
Omaha. Neb, Nov s.--offleaai
count of Onaaha and DoBglas eosn-
- has Just been closed. showing
ane Republican SENATOR and seven
Representatives eieete0- This gives
~ the organization II he house
and senate. snseEiy'-two votes on
joint ballot. constitutional ma
jority Of Ave"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
.CZAR'S ILLNESS MAY
Be DUE 70 POISON.
Rumor to That Effect in Cir
culation in Rome.
STORY is NOT BELIEVED.
Said the Empress Was Also to
Have Besn a Victim.
STORY is NOT BELIEVED.

All Europe IL Concerned over The
IIln~ss Of the Peace-Lovsng Msn-
srch-His Death Misht Casss :
serious UpAeaval In oriental ~
Well ~ other Aaairs of Moaent
to the Civilised worid--Delscass
constitution of the Csar Citsa ~
an Additional Cause Tor Aunsety
ana Aiarn-Hs Lies AZ Liviaia-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

and haul the guano a hundred milor or SO
go the railroad makes profits a minus
quantity. Some dav the railroads VIII
set down 90 that region and some enter
prism fellowh make his pile out OF that
fertilizer
ron. yes; they've been known about for
Years Look OF q United states gcologi-
cal survey map Of that region AMI you'll
see 'hat-caves' marked an about on %.
They're no new thlur probably thousands
of years old Judging hy the deposits
81 guauo the hats must have chased mos
quitocs there lonE before the Comancher
Indians began chipp.n' nuta Cor spikcs'
20 chase buffalo with.
some o. the caves are vacant now
ThOughtlcss COW puuchcrs or Ike hrcd
'em 90 smoke the bate out just for FUN.
Tons Of fine guano and swarms Of bats
have been destroyed that way. Smoked
out once q cave STAYS vacant. as the bats
don't seem 90 like the risk OF going hack
again
And the daddy long legs, You just
oughtcr see en- IN those caves' They
hang iu punches a. big as your head. ell
tangled up together tn 5, looks like
they'd never get unravcled again But
ip-t stick a light under q bunch OF 'em.
Holy smoke the move they Ret on EN-,
~ heard the other day" concluded the
Texan THAT come Ingenious guy had
found use for the 'cuckle bur Maybe
bats hides and DADDY long lcrs wiz ind
o. market some dav There's a big thing
iu 10 in Texas IN they d..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
WITCH AND WIZARD STORIES.
The Enchanted Christmas Trees.


.--pyr rht $50 By Charles Battcll Loomis)
riuin Alden opened the letter that the
.,man had brought wondering where
10 .lld have come from. The stamp was
d. "a beautiful salmon pink shat changed
g.. sea- green as he looked at Il. and that
,.e him a clue 60 tn place whence Il
t,d come. AZ usual, the postmark was
r.t distinct. but Edwin could make out
.rHud"
Naryoud" said his prosaic sister
1,.e. bui Edwin gave shrewd guess that
ii nas "Fsiryland." and he wasn't wrong
% Boz contents 81 the letter showed.
,-ne1r EdWin-we have nosicsd with
pleasure tina, YOU wish TO get yourself a
l..v.'e. some boys would beg their par
ants far the money. bat you show a right
e.. r.f la deciding 20 earn % hy your own
.as-ts only. please allow some OF your
.-.rIs whom Won have never seen 70 help
,.l Christmas trees Of a ze suitable for
"a a1r.or are always IN great demand We
enclose dfiy pine needles. Plane them AZ
-~Isrtcht 10 the vacant lot next your
.4l.e aud 20 out and water the ground
.. sunrise and then when you come home
f- YOUR noon recess. water the ground
.-tu ard when you return from school
ir the afternoon STOP IN al the hardware
.,1r. ond buy an ak with your own money
and 10 what common sense tells you 20
3, Your faithful friends.
Marsa. Karsa and Pharsa."
lame curled up her nose when Edwin
-.,i this delightful letter 20 her
I'm sure they didn't enclose any nee
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
THE mar CAVES or TEXAS.
They Have Beca Inhabited by NIn-
ions of Bats for Centuries.


New York Dsc !, T.no ,J., ". +, wa,
,.,o.,,o, ~. .....
"'"'' N''" "'' N'~"i' q" i'a
ih MS myers ana examined the IRE
cui with that bored expression which
mems "U'ben ara ,.,,, -,,r,- a., ..,,,s,.
-r.. -,,. -.
'''" i'''" A'N'a "'h the uoof
les. sir said De. Texas is a big
place. We've got the bi gest state In
tho Union and tho bie..., ..,,,,,,.. wa.
n.y.
1'' ''n' or our counties are bigger than
"nolc New Eng'and states. our capitol
o4"Alus ls tne biggest in the country
oN.-I'' OF Yves instou. our schoo. fund
t'' ''b+'eI we've the oi@gest cotton
anu eatile-raisefs To- the world. ami
ioa h'd tle nissc. cyclone and
"ooa sus+ts'"i tne New Nork man.
nay ~ tnc IeNAn asse tea, 'and
tc making the o.sgert enort In the
NoI'n 7" ienulid our blf seaport city.
any 'lihs Else in Texas that's big"
N.',a',n the Ne" Yorker.
",u yes sl'' we ~ got the biggest
.,-laNe7 F" t"' Worll.
..,,i ~, ~'' tle New York man.
.'., - o'c ''l-'aNe'
''''' ""eie oits i've, 90
,,,.
u't" Know thousht maybe
- "''@H' "D u'p ~ OF petf.hcA OF os-
49, ~" "n""' never nav"
-. ~ ',., "''s 'l' HuP'p.el
u'l''''a. u's'itel cts.l'7'
-, , any ol9 pace
- ~ u. nay "ihv'
,.v'1ii 49,, y.
-, -. s '-'' "" "'Ali'ns
..,,ti,,.,,. y, %. iiA"'
~, 80 '-,,,,..'' ~, ,...-.
...r'r -, t.., ,-.--
,s,,,, %. - ''N''''' inter-
pis,.., Do. ,,.., i,.,....., 49,. ,,. -,....
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

contempt by many boys as ~ only for
babies. who m CHE hurt themselves with
the other kind. But this new one II
called an express locomotive You make
8 20 fast or slow. and a reversing lever
viii make Il travel backwards, feature
which viii appeal 20 all boys. Moreover
IL 81 fitted with breaks. which work au-
tomateaily II will traverse hundred
and nifty feet Of track without rcwinfing.
As 10 prices. they range from 500 %
about 5000 according 20 speed aud ze.
n a locomotive falls 90 your iot IL is
worth while knowing that tenders cost
from twenty cents 20 forty-five. Then YOU
can buy separately passenger, freight, cat
lie. lumber sleeping and dump cars. also
snowplows and wrccking cars. For these
YOU can pay anywhere from twenty cents
10 about four dollars. according 10 size
and elahorateuess of dctati. You see the
advantage Of equipping your small road
thls way. you can get just che sort OF
cars. etc. that YOU prefer. And II YOU
can't AFFORD 90 get everything at once,
we'll really. rs more fun TO add this car
or that freight station whenever a dollar
or ffty cents comes your way.
There are three sizes Of these locomo-
tives. and. OF course three corresponding
sizos OF track This track you can buy
IN four een inch sections at ~. ten 20
aftcen cents a section. ANY boyTwho can
no, AFFORD % buy much track ] should
advise him 90 purchase one section ana
ropv A. To do this 80 10 a tlnsmith and
get him 20 cut up r sheet or fairly heavy
ain into haif-iuch strips. Then make some
small wooden seepers with crosa-wise
inches into which YOU can wedge the an
stripe for track You will have 20 BE- a
very careful workman. however. or YOU
vsli and great difficulty in making the
track sufficiently true not 60 let tho
wheels run on as some point
There is one detail OF your rOadhed
equipment which you will find In the end
cheaper TO buy than 10 construct your
self. that Is the switch. Single. right and
left switches can be- had for $50 while
double switches where four tracks run
together cost little more.
How santa claus Way spend Money.
Another almost necessary detail 70 be-
bought Is the eeciion Of track with check
~ Son the train. This costs . cents.
Bv turning little lever q small arm
shoots 20 IN the middle OF the track aud
onerates the brake on the locomotive.
nv puffsng this section Of track directly
fn front Of your station the train viii
sion of fts own accord al the proper point
IN YOU can AFFORD five OF ten dollars for
the purpose. YOU can get a complete cleo
fris ewitchiug outnt which operntca from
a central station. This includes a seri's
OF miniature telegraph poles which cor
rs the wire along the track az in real
railway. About the same amount Will
purchase a signal outfit which works
very much like the block system on cur
un-to-eate roads.
Fifty cents or less Will buy bumpers.
baggage scales and hand truck. while -
cents i the price for telegraph poles. dan
ger signals for track crossings, and lam
terms.
II you wish 10 avoid a grade crossing
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

81 that cave In solid black cloud. II
gives YOU a queer sort Of feeln' 20 watch
ON. suggestin Internal regions and that
sort cr thing You'd think that many
bats a ovcrstock the aerial range. so to
sneak. hue there seems 90 be plenty Of
insects for EN-. and reckon the Lord
provides for the bats same as he does for
the sparrows. by daybreak they seem 10
nave had an the food and exercise they
want and back they 90 into their cave
and hang 'emselves up on The wall again.
It's a great sight 10 watch these flights.
You spoke OF guano," said the New
York man isn't that good for some
thinF7"
The finest fertilizer IN the land re-
piled the Texas man. 1T runs well In
ammonia and. % course. that makes
Il good plant food There Is millions Of
IL too. IN some o. these caves the stun
lies from ten 20 twenty and thirty feet
deep on the floor. Transportation Is the
trouble Texas D. the land o. magnificent
distances and the railroads are mostly
long way from the caves. To sack
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

shut on the power Another modern de-
vice which Is applied 10 a doll house D.
electric lights. ] saw one the other day
n a New York toy shop. The lights were
not much bigger than a pa. There were
six Of them altogether. each OF iia can
die power. and the power was supplied
by seven dry cells The entire OUTFIT could
De duplicated for about s. Electric door
bells can be rugged up 90 a doll house
also.
Small telephone OUTFITS which viii oper-
ate over a distance Of about a thousaud
feet can be bought for So including
everything. But IL you 90 90 an electrical
supply house and pick up things sepa-
ratcly and don't care too much about
looks you can save quite a little on tho
price mentioned.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

turned Edwin into a telegraph pole or
lamppost. but deep down IN his heart
there was a good spot Ia II. Although ne
knew the answer. he said 10 Ed9in:
"Whv have you only one do!laT when
YOU have gotten rid Of twelve treas
Edwin hung his head He was actually
"a shafned 20 tell that he had given ten
tree. away 10 ten poor boys.
But his desk mate at school, Peter
mead was not ashamed.
"Ho gave EN- 10 some poor chaps
mover hnd any Christmas'
The magician ala not have tears IN Us
ewes. because he had forgotten how -
cry when he was baby. But he did
say.
"Here. boy finish up your trees as fast
AS Won can. because / intend 10 plant a
whopnlng tree here IN a minute"
Edwin could scarcely believe his ears.
the mnelcian's voice was so pleasant. but
he ZEN to with the AK and in a few min-
utes he had cut all the trees. and sen
more poor boys had been made happy
and the rest OF the trees had been sofa
The magician now picked up 2 pine
needle that had fallen from the last tree
and planfed Il IN the ground. In an m
s,ut there was an explosion. and a mag
nipccnt cree nifty feet high burst out OF
the ground. II was covered with ornA-
mems and candy and presents, and the
Musician said turning 10 the boys; Help
yourselves"
Every poor boy found useful prosen'
evd a useless present. and each poor boy
turged the useless present, but accepted
the useful present nevertheless. For the
school boys there was nothing more iisss
nortan, than bag Of candy, bus az tha
iasc OF the tree there was boys whces
labeled "ror Edwin"
Edwin didn't know what 70 say. He
turned 20 shank this magician, but he mad
disappeared. .
And then Jane. who had been Eest IN
q, arbool. onenssi the front gate.
Edwin pointed 20 the tree and saiS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
RAILWAYS READY RELIEE
VIII Anord Instant Ease.

INTERNALLY-A half 20 tcaspoonfuI
IN half a tumbler Of water viii Ia a few
minutes cure Cramps, splsms. Sour stom-
ach Nausea. Vomiting Heartburn. Nor
yousness. sleeplessness. Sick Headache.
Dlarrhoea. Collie. Flatulency and all in
ternai pains.
There is not remedial agent m the
world that will cure fever and ague and
III other malarloua. 30 Gus and other fee
vcrs. aided by RADWAY $ PILLS 30
quickly as RAILWAYS READY RE
lief.
% ceats per bottle Sold b. drusgists
BE Sure 10 Get Railways.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
mozLEY,s LEMON ELrxIn.

have been q great sufferer from dyspep-
sla for about fifteen years. my trouble
being my liver. stomach ana bowels. Win
terrible headaches. Lemon Elixir cured
me. My appetite Is good. and ! an wen
/ mad taken barrel Of other medicine
that done me no good.
Charles Gibhard.
No. 1915 Jefferson street. Louisville. Ky.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
moZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.
A pIcn-nntI.cmnn TnnIr.

Cures Indigestion. headache. malaria
kidney disease, fever. chills. loss OF ap-
., tite. debility. nervous, proetration. heart
failure and appendicitis by regulating the
Liver, Stomach. Bowels and Kidneys.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

cur-o me o. eninrEvn nver. u-ryous In
digestion aud heart disease was I'M
able to walk up stairs or to do any kind
OF work. ! was treated by many physl.
clans. but got no better until l usel
Lemon Elixir. I am now healthy aud
vigorous c. II. Baldwin.
No. Is Alexander street. Atlanta, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

.'sceine's believing. Jane Was that there
last nlgnt1'
That isn't nfsy trees" said Jane with
superior air and she went into the
house.
some people creep through very small
holes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
uozLEY,s LEMON uOr DRops

cure an Coughs. Colds. Hoarseneas.
sore Throat. Bronchitis Hemorrhage ana
al throat and lung diseases. Elegant. re-
liable.
&c az druggists Prepared only by Or.
H. Monkey. Atlanta. Ca lad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Cured me u Indigestion had suffered
for ten years. had tried almost every
medicine but ali failed Since taking
Lemon Elixir / can cat anything I like.
W. A. Gelfith,
Reeyesvilie. 8 C.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
WHAT nols WANT ron CHRISTMAS

suggestions That way ne Helpful Co
santa Claus.
New York Dec. THE newest and
most popular locomotive. strange to say.
Is not one that goes by steam or. cleo
triciiy. but one that is propelled by clock
work This style has been much held IN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Cured mo OF Indigestion and heart dis.
ease. after yeau OF suffering when al
other remedies and doctors had failed.
n. D. Coleman.
Beuiah q a.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Young I.ady-"whatl shall only have
one husband al my life7" Glpzy Woman
--''weli. what can you expect 20. a Hhll-
ling. mis-? ''-Tit- Bitz.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
THE CHATHAM BANK.

"a \ An u All
LEOPOLD ADLER. President
g s. BILLS. Vice President
JNO. Y DILLON. cashier
BARRON CARTER Asst Cashier
s1iicita the accounts of individuals
firms banks associations and corpora
tons.
Liberal fnvore extended 20 correspond
Ing banks. a. our unsurpasaed facilities
for collecting insure prompt returns
BUYS AND SELLS FOREIGN Ew-
CHANGE WRITES LETTERS OF
CREDIT AND ISSUES BANK MONEY
ORDERS PAYABLE IN ALL PARTS
or EUROPE
Interest compounded quarterly on de-
posits in The SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Safety Deposit Boxes and Vaults for
rent