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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
rHn EMORY "PHOENIx."
An Excellent Number Of the College
Magazine Just Out.

Emory College oxford Ca. Nov 2 81
The November issue OF the Emory Phoe-
NIX appeared to-day. and r. one % toe
most creditlblo numbers Of that magazine
that have ever been put before the pub
llc Il coutaius articles which show
thought aud careful preparation. and 81
the same time presents very attractive
appearance
The ronuspicce Is an excellent fun
page half.tone Of Edward Canning sls-
nett Of Atlanta who 20 well represented
Emory 10 the recent contest OF the Geor-
gla state OrHtorical Association. Indeed.
the issue might be- styled the oratorical
number az a great deal OF its space
b. given thereto Mr. Sasnett's epeecn.
The March OF Science ~ given in fun
and there are several short articles ana
poems bearing 90 this event Of Ellavi.le.
The Gentleman from Buck Creek a
New Boy story" by samuel Il Bridge.
is quite a unlqu, aud interesting produc-
ton. a sketch OF the ufe ana criticism
81 the poems OF Richard Henry Wild
from the pen of Mr. Edwin Rogers ~
Walcsca, .s an article showing careful
research ana clear thought and style OF
writing This d. the nrst Of "a series Of
articles on Georgia poets which viii ap-
pear in the current volume of the Phoc.
nix. and s important as the sign OF re-
uewed interest on the part o. student.
OF Emory in the poets ond other writer's
Of their native state. This renewal has
been largely brought about by the iniiu-
cnce 81 Emory's professor Of English Mr.
" l. Weber. Another series 81 article
begun in this issue Be- thar Of sketches Of
the lives ana labors in behalf OF the col
iese Of the carly presidents. The FIRST
PEPPER Of this series deals with the found
er snd nrst president Of Emory. pr Ie-
uatius A. Few. and h. written by Mr.
Robert II Timmons OF Atlanta. This ar.
ucle shows In clear way now the prln-
cipies Of Dr. Fcw's life have effected
the college that he founded proving how
large an influence for good a truly great
life may pcrpetuatc. There are other
articles Of Interest mostly OF a local
and humorous nature.
The editorial department Is particularly
strong ana reflects great credit on the
ediior-iu-chief Mr.. " c. Napier. Jr
The departmental features ore up 20 =
nigh standard the athletic department
showing decided Improvement. II con-
tsins accounts Of the tennis tournament
with a Photograph OF the champion. M
Robert i. Hemphiil OF Atlanta. and o.
the annual relay race which was won by
the Sophomore
Altogether. the issue r. one OF great
merit and Is particularly excellent. IN
mat Il reflects Ia a manner thoroughly
true 20 hfe college thought and life "a
y exists al Emory The Phoenix. under
tne present administration. s. splendid
representative Of the literary societies.
ana Is an honor to Emory.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
LOwNDEs SUPERIOR COURT.
Negro Gets Life Sentence for the
Murder of a Mhlte Mnn.

Valdosia. ca Nov. 2l.-ln the supe-
rior Court Yesterday fourteen divorce
cases were disposed OF a majority OF
them were negroes
This morning Robert Woods wac put
upon trial for the murder 81 Ben Phil
.ps. a white man about i've years ago.
Tho evidence showed that Woods mot
Philips Ia the road Pnups being DO a
wagon with his brother. The negro
started a row. Or rather renewed row
which they had had that morn.ng. Phil
ip- undertook 90 Eff out OK the wagon
aud was sho. 20 death Tho murderer cs-
capped and was rot captured until a few
weeks aEo. wacn be was picked 40 in
Alabama lie admitted the killing. buf
ret up plea OF seif-defense The juD,
returned a verdict o. guilty OF murder and
recommended life Imprisonment. There
noe some dissatisfaction over the verdict
among Philips friends. VINO claim that
evidence might nave been introduced 10
elow that The uegro had planned the
murder
Lea the case of Tom Buchanan. the white
man. who. while In q drunken condition
attempted an assault upon a little girl
mere iost summer a verdict ~ guilty we
returned tonight. The Court House was
cleared during the trial Of this case ami
only the officers q the court the attor-
r'ys aud the jury were allowed 20 hear
Tie evidence. Buchanan mas not been
sentenced yet, bat % Is presumed that
ne VIII be given from ten to twenty yesre
IN the peniientiary HIS past reputa ion
was very much against him In tho case
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
LANIER BUsT ARRIVES.
!, win he Unveiled az Emory College
Shortly.

- "N' ~ thNfAiNh AT Emory College
shortly.
Emory College. oxford. Ca. Nov. q -
The bust Of Sidney Lanler. which is 10
be presented 10 Emory College by the
senior class, has arrived. Il Is a splendid
Piece OF workmanship. and when set up
In the rotunda OF Gambler Han will pre-
sent splendid appearance. The unveii-
Ing will take place some time in the mex,
week or two as soon as an ARRANGEMENTS
cfu be perfected Judge John w Aiken
u Cartersv.lle has been invited 20 deliver
an address az the unveilng and has ac-
cepted the invitation. Judge Aiken Is onc
Of the most noted Of Emory's many illus
trious alumni. and Is an orator OF great
ability. He r. a graduate Of tie class Of
1871
The committee on programme has PR
pared q set Of exercises OF great interest
which. experimenting Judge Aiken
speech will make the day OF the unveil-
Ing Of the Lanier bust memorable one
In Emory's history. \ prize Tor the best
poem relating 10 the life or works OF
Lanier has been offered 70 the student
body. and the production that is success
ful in winning the prize will be read on
the day Of the unwilling Invitatiors 10
DE present on this day viii be extended
to prominent literary men Of Georgia ana
the South.
The setting up OF this bust will. Il is
hoped be but the beginning of the pay
ment OF the debt of praise and gratitude
which Georgia owes to her authors. and
no better location for the bust could be
found than In Emory's magnificent libra
rs building known as Gambler Han. This
library is one OF the largest and best In
the South. and contains an especially fine
and rare collection OF the writings ~
Southern men. and particularly Of Geor-
gIans. The date OF the unveiling will
probably be some time in the week fol-
lowing Thanksgiving. ana the event r.
awaited with great interest by every one
at Emory.
The second game OF The basket bah
league serles. was played this afternoon
between the Seniors ana Freshmen. and
resulted IN a victory for tho Seniors. oy
the score Of 10 .
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
UP-TO-DATE.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY
Il Congress Street, West
PHONE 383
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SIW NEE SI:RIHGS 20.

Kind FrienIs-I have go some Of the
people here thinking there must be some
thing 90 the Spring. ! save a cerboy 90
po-r man who Is ia bod With Kidney
trouble GO wors than ! wasl am
certain Il viii help him II so. friends
are 10 send him ana wife 20 80 Spring
Mr. Pocock. prop Hotel Hartford ia
this ely with daughter and son IS 20 90
there as 30 as he an fx husn rs up
A banker was here. also, two othr
wealthy men. / told them 20 - AZ once
TO Suwanee. expalrcl the benefit there
more than a. home. Stil they wanted
the water 70 use until such times as they
could gtt away That Is why I sent for
the five carhoys I have no idea what
amount Of water ] can sell hut J will
do what I can but ! woul sooner see
pc pie 60 20 the Spring
Had a short note from Rev + Y. Har-
tigan He is improved. AMI SAID, my next
vacation will he spent ~ SHwanec. In a
business letter from Mr. Sathen. he said,
MY wife b. huc. Had she remained az
the Spring two weeks longer she would
b. sweet sixteen again"
Well % IS certainly wonderfal. all &c.
benefited by the waters. Chances arc
suwanee viii catch an again
Sincerely yours.
J. DOUGHERTY
Hartford. Conn
Al you can drink for SC at Living
ston's.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
HALL BILL ON THE CALENDAR.
WANTS TO UsE THE s43s,7So TO
PURCHASE UONDs.


House Declined to Adopt the Adverse
Report. aud Hi- Measure VIII he
Considered Atoms Win Others He
lntiaE 10 that Tund-u l. This
None, That T. wanted 90 build
Atlanta "a Depot.
Atlanta. CA Nov % by vote Of -.
20 81 the House thls morning disagreed
10 the report % the Appropriations Com
rnlttee. which was adverse 10 the Han
hlll applying the proceeds of the sale Of
pubAe property. amounting 20 gi1-1so,noW
IN the treasury. 90 the purchase Of out
stand ~ bonds OF l2 OF less.
This cannot In any sense be- taken In the
nature Of a test vote a. 60 what the
House viii do with these funds as Mr.
Hall has tried 90 make t appear for a
great many favored Swing tho liail ON
a chance 10 De considered along Win me
other bills disposing % this FUND tn-
deed. Mr.. Halls statement that Dc ~onbi
move 10 table his own BIN until all other
hills Affecting this fund had been dia'
posed OF had much TO DO with TO-DAY
yots
In view Na Mt nun
House bv a vote OF 90 !. agreed 70 D..
the Han bit. 20 20 the calendar Tor a ta.id
read.ng. bot &c val NOT boz conrdefe1 un-
IN the bills 81 Mcssrs king ana biai"sh'
providing for the anal disposition 81 th'se
funds have been passed upon.
Mr. Hail said that the depot adN"caies
were trying TO 30 by iniirecuon what
the constitution said could NOT be done
directly lie urged that disasreelnS 70
mace the hIl where the House could deoi
with % in the future.
Mr slaton argued forcefully that 80 was
not a good business policy 10 pay an IN
debteduess lorg before it wns due, esp
clally where the debtor was not in posi-
sion to pay That o. the condition Of the
siate Ia relation to the bonded debt. tie
read q letter from the state treasurer
saying th8t the bonds were quoted from
IiSs 10 usis Tho Hall bin provided for
premium OF il2 Mir Hail said some OF
these bonds bore ~ per cent. interest.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
TALENT nan \ GOOD DAY.
Picked out -Four OF the winners on
the BenningS Track.


Washington. Nov. = "A promising card
with delightful weather attracted the
largest crowd OF the meeting 10 the Rem
nings track to-day There was liberal bet
ting and the talent picked four winners
Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Maribert.
20 2. won. with Hardly 20 and ?
20 /. second and Humboldt TO 2 third
Time 100.
Second Rncc-Fivc furlongs. Pigeon
Post. even. won. with Termlcss. 20 /
ana TO s. second. and Rahunta, - TO J..
third Time as So
Third Race-Hunters' stecpechase
about two miles. Higbie 20 70. won
with Self Protection. 20 ] ana 10 J.,
second. and saeket. 20 ], third. Time
400.
Fourth Race-Maiden two-year-olds, elk
and a half mrlonge. Blueskin. u TO ].
won. with Automaton. even aud TO 2.
second. and Amorita. TO !. third. Time
p Is.
Fifth Race-Selling. six furlongs. Hart
zllopochtlc. . TO 5. won. with Midnight
chimes. TO ! and s 10 ?. second. and
Brisk. s to 1. third. Time il6 as.
Sixth Race-Handlcap. one and one
eigth miles. knight % che Carer, to
g won with Alsike u TO and ? 10 l. sec-
ond and Rochester, 60 !. third. Time
1851 rs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

BARBOUR-The relatives and friends Of
Mrs Mary Kelly Mrs. A. Barbour.
Messrs. J. r. $. ana r Barbour. are
invited TO attend che funeral OF Mrs.
Bridget Barbour from the Sacred Heart
church this afternoon ct $50 o'clock In
terment Cathedral Cemetery
sTROBHAR Tho relatives and friends
Of Mrs Henrietta + strobhar ana fam
iiy. are respectfully invited 20 attend
her funeral services from ST. Pauls CEpis-
copnD Church. this friday afternoon. az
O'Clock Intermeu, IN Laurel Grove
Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NEXT MAYOR or AMERICUs.
Fielder Won ny "a Large Plurality
over Both Competitors.

Americas. Co.. Nov. 1.-The Demo
cratic primary to-day resulted in the nom
nation Of John b. Fielder for mayor by
a Largo plurality. he receiving ninety
more Votes than tho combined vote OF
both his competitors W. y. willis and
W. r. Clarke out Of so votes polled
Fslder received three hundred and Elk
teen. out % seventeen candidates for
Council Messrs. George Glover. Lynn
Fort and Joseph Cameron were winners
The primary was one OF the most in
tensely interesting ever held In Americas
due principally 10 tho fact that ex-
tremists among the prohibitionlsts forced
that issue into the campaign, backing
Wallis and Clarke. though Fielder received
a considerable portion OF this vote. Eel
der was for fourteen years Mayor Of
Americas and one Of her most popular
and progressive citizens He now sue
ceeds Mayor James lilNon who has held
Office fve years
All the candidates IN to-day's election
are among Americus' best citizens and
the result was principally matter OF
personal preference
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
CLUBS AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Two Of Them That WIN 10 the Insti-
tuition Much Good.

Athens. Nov 22-There have been or
ssnized within the past week in college.
Two clubs, which will be Of undoubted
good 20 tho University one u these Is
tie University Press club. The object OF
the club is 10 have a university letter an
pear az different intervals IN every coun-
try paper IN the state. All the daily papers
have correspondents Ia the University.
but this club proposes TO put the Uuiver-
sity Ia touch with the country wceklies.
IL Is also probable that college maya
zine viii be issued under the auspices 81
the club
The ether organization Is tho Wiregrass
Club. composed OF boys from the Wire
grass section OF the state The purpose
OF this Organization IS 10 foster the Uni
versity's interests in that section OF tho
state and also TO hand togethcr Tor So
cial intercourse IN college The club has
no officers.
Tho Board ~ Visitors from the Legs
lature TO tho University arrived In tho city
to-day TO inspect the workings 81 tho
University and Normal School while here
they will be given reception by che
Athenacum
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
President HorcII'. Absence.

Atlanta. Nov % The president pro
ten. OF the Senate. Mr.. Ellis left -,
chair about noon to-day 10 take the floor
on a question Of personal privilege. which
dealt with the absence OF President
Howell Mr.. Ellis said his attention had
been called 70 an editorial IN . Macon
Newspaper critlciSing the President for
leaving Atlanta during the session Of the
Senate Air Ellis stated that he knew
the editor %; the paper ana that he ha1
written his editorial on the erroneous as
sumption that the President would be ab-
Fent for thirty days. whereas AR. Howell
FNogld return from New York. this week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
RENOvATING-MAT REN
ovATING.

Hair, moss. ticking fiber. feathers.
our stock Of new material aud manufae-
tured products are up 10 date our reno.
waiting AMI remaking has delighted many
prominent residents Ask your acquaint-
ances Material sent Us is picked, steam
ed. cleaned and medioated by modern ma
chinery. Making done by mechanics. We
oonhne our work 60 mattresses and bed
ains generally. We sell ticking OF all
kinds, moss. hair. cotton aber fsathera
or any article needed in mattress line
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING CO..
Bell Phone il36 asi Drav,or 49,,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Atlanta. Nov 22-Custodian. in the
fourth race az Piedmont Park this after
noon was the only favorite to win.
Weather cloudy. Track slow. summar-
ies.
First Race-Five furlongs Saline 81
to J. won. with Or. Carrck 4 TO /. sec
ond. and Mamie Nolan, 10 to ]. third.
Time 0&
Second Racc-Sslliug seven furlongs.
Mark Mres. S to l. won. with Cakcwalk,
to ]. second and Monk Waymln, to 5.
third. Time 90
Third Race-seling i've and \ half fur
longs. Lady Hastings. TO ]. won. with
Carotta &. 3 to 8. second. and Iris to
I. third Time III
Fourth Race-Four and half furlongs.
Custodian. even. won. with Centerheld,
90 /. second and Prentice Noung. TO
]. third Time o3.
Fifth Race-Slx furlougs Two Annie 2
TO I. won with Golden Rattle. even, sec
ond, and Onoto / to ?. third. Time l.2ils.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
Race ResuIts at Newport.

Cincinnati Nov. 22.-Results at New.
port:
First Raco-Six furlougs. Aaron. 10 2
won. with Orrie Goan. II TO Q. second. anl
Xanthos. 20 !. third. Time ! l6a.
Second Race-SiN aud a hnlf furlongs
selling Loyal Prince. 90 J. won. with
Avatar 4 to /. second. and Poor Lands.
10 @ third. Time IN.
Third Race-One milo and an eighth.
selling Gov. Boyd, 20 ], won. with W.
G. WEIGH. 20 J. second ana Exit to
? third Time 203is
Fourth Roce-One mile. selling Brularo.
. 20 ?. won, with Horseshoe Tobacco. 3
10 !. second. and Left Bower, y 20 /.
third. Time iAA
Fifth Hace-Five and half furlongs
Niles Aubrey. Z TO s. won. with Dolly wae-
ner s TO second. and Dynasty. 100 TO
J. third Time ll2a
Sixth Race-Six and q half furlonrs
seling. Joe Martin. 10 J. won. with
Agitator. TO ?. second. ana Acushla ,
TO /. third. Time i.2p4
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
nONDs ExECUTEn.

BY the American Bonding and Truu
Company Of Baltimore. We are author
izea to execute locally Immediately up.
appiicatlonl. all bonds 10 judicial Or
eeedlngs Ia either The state or Unl;sh
States Courts. and OF Administrator al
guardians
DEARING q HULL. Agents.
Telephone s2i. Provldent puilditw.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
ALBANY's HAY-DAY CARNIVAL.
one ofsthe Most Successful That Has
Yet been Given.

Albany. CO. Nov. % -If the opening Of
the Southwest Georga Ifay-Day Carnival
ana Street Fair was a great success. the
second dav has been a greater The city
las been thronged with visitors since ear
- this morning. and tho show men pro.
nouncc the carnival the greatest success
u all that have been held in the state.
The carnival ana agricultural features
are alike gratifying ana Alhanians arr
proud OF che success Of her latest com
munity enterprise
Tomorrow viii be che last day ~ the
carnival which viii 30 out IN a blaze Of
glory The feature ~ to-day was the big
free fireworks display at o'clock this
evening
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.


STATE AND COUNTY TAXEs. 1900.
Once Collector state and County Taxes.
Chatham county, Georgia Savannah. OCT.
9. ieoo.--The digest Is now open for the
collection Of the above taxes on all prop
erty. real and personal: the specific tax
on professions. also the
POLL TAX ron EDJ CATIoNAL PUR-
POSES ON ALL MALE RESIDENTS
OF the city and county. between the ages
OF q and g. years
Ofice AZ tho Court House Hours q
m. 10 p m JAS. J. MCGOWAN.
Tax Collector c e
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NOTICE.

The section presidents and directors Of
the Needle Work Guild are requested TO
send IN their garments on Monday. Nov.
g. between and l. O'Clock. TO Mrs.
David Wells. - East Charlton street.
II Is also requested that the church
societies wishing 20 share in the distrihu.
ton viii send In their names az the same
time and place
A. the Guild Is strictly non-sectarian.
the bylaws require that the names OF
churches shall not be used In the dis.
tribution OF garments.
By order Of THE PRESIDENT.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
COTTON SEED HuLL PAPER.
Plans Contaminated for the Erection
Of Ton PInnts.

FInns tonsummnted Tor The Erection
Of Ten Plants.
Atlanta. Nov 22.-The journal this m
ternoon Gays that plans have been CON
summated here for the erection of ten
plants for the manufacture OF cotton
Feed hulls into paper OF different grades
Robert Thomas 81 New York a. pres
ent in this city. says that the scheme Is
being backed hy the National Saw Com
pany. with 5000 GO capital. and that work
viii be- begun in putting up the plants in
about thirty days. lie says he Is als0
backed hy the Standard oil COMPANY
II IS the intention to have tho factories
scattered well throughout the cotton belt
and they Will extend from Texas 10 North
Carolina. The plants viii run with a ca
pacity OF from - 20 80 tons each month
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
Read This. Please!

Kindly let mo know your best price on
Bryan's Fever cure by tho dozen have
used e in my family and ind that Il
cures fever before YOU can get a doctor
J W. Griffin. Cat Creek. Ca
One bottle Of Bryan's FEVER Cure cures
fever Ia single day-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
ROAD ELECTS DIRECTORS.
Charleston and Western Carolina In
Good Condition.

Charleston. 5 c.. Nov. 22-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Charleston and Western Carolina Rail-
road Company was held here to-day. Tho
offices 81 the road we're declared 10 be
IN satisfactory condition. and the fol-
lowing officers We're reelected;
J. d Cleveland. president; Harry wal
ters. vice president. j.. A. Jordan. J O. c.
Fleming J l.. Dowdy. Avery Potter. j.
L. Cleveland. y. r. Newcomber ana Har-
~ Walters. directors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
SAVANNAH PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, MILITARY.
THE saw

Harris and Barnard streets ormond n
Strong (CornelD. Head Master Greek.
Latin and English. Rev b =. johnson.
A. N Princeton. lately OF St Mat
thews Military Academy. History. Geog-
raphy and Modern Languages: John
stelzer. A. b.. Mathematics and Chem
istry. Ga. Telephone ISL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
ATHENS BoY CAPTURED.
Fen into the Hands Of the Filipino
Insurgents.

Athens. Ca. Nov. 22-News was re-
eiyed here to-day by letter that Mr..
Cicero Andrews. an Athens hoy In -he
Forty-hrst Regiment in the Philippines.
had been captured BY an insurgent band.
eighty miles from Manila. lie and a
friend named MattoN. from Farmlngton.
ga. had started TO walk TO Mexico. a
little town six miles out from the camp.
and were captured By a band OF Aleilu-
drino's insurgents. II e. probable that
they will be released on parole.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
LAND TITLES.

Abstracts OF the recorded land titles OF
Savannah ard Chatham county from the
settlement OF Georgia to date. Money
loaned at low interes, on city real estate.
BECKETT & BECKETT.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
PROPERTY OWNERS.

II you want your plumbing work done
reasonable and up-to-date. call on the
former plumbing inspector. COsGRovE.
ie3 Drayton street, In rear Lutheran
Church.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Cisy OF Savannah. once Clerk Of Coun-
ell, Nov 10. 1850 Bids viii be received at
this ONCE until Saturday. Dec. !. az noon.
for the following ammunition. stored az
the powder magazine of the city 81 sa-
vannah on the Ogeechee road;
- cases Hotchkss percussion shells GO
10 round shells TO the case).
~ cases l2-pound canniser shot
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids BY order OF the Mayor
W. +. BAILEY.
Clerk % Council.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
j. n. FRIED a co. FAIL.
Macon FIRMS Assets Are Almost as
Large as Liabilities

Macon. Ga. Nov. 81. r. Fried. whole
sale dry goods. flied a petition in bank
ruptey tonight Assets ore estimated at
$4,000 and liabilities az $1,000 The nrm
failed about two years ago. but straight
ened their snairs and seemed 10 be doing
prosperous business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
WE INVITE you
to Our
DEMONSTRATION OF

SHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT BIS
CUT,
The natural hone. blood and muscle build
or. IL contains all the elements that are
found in the human system.
II e. a light. shore bread and " already
baked.
We recommend this food 10 people
Oroubled) with weak digestion.
Very respectfully.
A. 81 & c. W. WEST.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

WALL PAPER, PArER HANGING.

We carry complete assortment Of latest
style papers md employ only best artists
See our goods and get our estimate be-
fore giving out your work. our prices the
very lowest.
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY co
Corner Drayton and Congress.
Phone $40