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Evening star., 1900-09-24
PRIZE SEEKERS PROTEST..
Say Jury Did Not Properly Examine
life Saving Exhibits,

A special cable dispatch to the New York
Sun from Paris says: The contestants for
the prize offered by the executors OF the es-
tate of Anthony Pollok for the best nfes,
saving device in a marine disaster have
protested that the examination by the jury
was unsatisfactory and unbusinesslike,
They say their exhibits were not tested and
were not removed from their cases. The
decision of the jury was that none Of the
exhibits was worthy Of a prize. The jury
also refused to allow the exhibitors any.
thing for expenses. The contestants say
that 1t was promised that their expenses
would be paid.
Anthony Pollok was resident Of Washing
ton, D. c., and a lawyer Of prominence, and
was much interested in patents and inven-
tions. He and his wife were lost In the dis
aster to the steamship La Bourgogne. His
money went to cousins in France, who be-
lieved that the offering of prize of 900
for a life-saying device would be good
way Of perpetuating his memory.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Rescued From Peril.

man who gave the name of Jones"
but which is supposed to be fictitious, and
who is believed to be an employe at the st.
Elizabeths Asylum, was today rescued
from possible drowning In the Anacostia
river near the Pennsylvania avenue bridge
by Deputy Game Warden Andrew d. Tay-
lor. With companion, who declined to
give his name Jones was fishing. and in
moving about the boat was overset. The
second man SWAN ashore.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Muslin Gowns, 29c.

5u dozen Ladies' Muslin Gowns, with
yokes of fine tucks: with double yoke backs:
trimmed with ruffie; full lengths and width.
Instead Of Juc Rebuilding Sale Price, 29c.
Evening star., 1900-09-24

sample line of Children's Colored
Dresses. in plaids, stripes and plain effects;
waists have blouse fronts, with Eion jack
cts: made Of fancy paiis. silk yokes: bre-
telles over the shoulder; braid and ribbon
trimmed: dresses which cannot he bought
for less than 81 80. and some for less
than 81 Rebuilding Sale Price. Sl.9S
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S0c. Cor sets lQc.
S1 CQrsefsa G9c.

One lot Of Heavy Jean Cnrsets: well strap
ped: in gray and white: which sell regularly
for 29c. pair. Rebuilding Sale Price, l9c.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
zgc. Corset S. S9c.

One lot of the new Globe Corsets made
Of sateen and jean and coutil: heavily strap
ped; double stay front. In pink blue black,
gray md white. which sells for zoe. every
Mhere. To 20 for 3A. mir
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ST. Gloves. 60c.

As an extraordinary special
offering we shall put on sale
during this rebuilding sale la
dies regular ST kid gloves in all
the latest fall shades; in the new
est stitching; at 69c pair. These
are the very best ST gloves to be
had, and hence at o0c. are eN-
traordlnary values.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
20C, Hosiery. 18c.

One lot Of Ladies' Black and Fancy Lace
Lisle Thread Hose. full seamless spliced
heels and toes. all sizes; instead OF 29c.
pair Rebuilding Sale Price. 1sc. pair.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Silk Skirts. SA.98.

lot af the new fall SILK Uuderskirts Of
Colored Taffeta. with umbrella iounce, fin
ished with two corded ruites. In heliotrope,
automobile. green. violet. blue. etc. which
are the usual S6 ~ values. To go for $4.SS.
Evening star., 1900-09-24

4 lot Of Corsets. Of such makes .W.
b., 'R. 4 t." and Warmers; in white.
drah and black: for long and short figures:
with laee-trimmed tops and bottoms. Re
building Sale Price. t,bc
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Chfnd's Dresses. 1Sc,

Lot Of Children's Plaid Gingham Dresses,
with yokes trimmed with braid: well made
brown. blue and green check patterns; In
stead Uf 3gc.. Rebuilding Sale Price, 15c.
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Nighf Gowns lQc.

one lot of Efderdown Night Gowns, in
pink and blue stripes. some of them GRO
ished with ribbon; marked to sell for 69c.
Rebuilding Sale Price 1gc.
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Ferris Waists 2lca

The celebrated Ferris" Corset Waists
for children. of heavy jean. with double
row Of patent buttons. At 21c. instead of
-
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Corset Covers 0hcs

p dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
with felIed seams: perfect-ftting garments,
which sell for 12i1c. each usually. To go
for 6l5c
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2gC. Underwear. n8c.

One case of Ladies Fleeced-lined Ribbed
Vests. with crocheted neck: instead of Zoe.
the usual price, Rebuilding Sale Price, 1Sc.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Flannel Skirts. 25c.
Chi1d's Dresses. SG.98

Ladies' Shlker Flannel Short Skirts in
white. pink and blue. with cTocheted bot
toms; extra wide Instead of 50c.. for 25c.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
G0c. Wrappers, 30c.

100 dnzer Ladies' Colored Percale Wrap
PeFs. III hlTe and black grounds. I'm
riety of figured aud striped effects; made
with fitted waist lining: full length and
width: regular 6gc. garments. Rebuilding
Sale Price 3g..
Evening star., 1900-09-24

For the larceny of a watch and chain val
ued at $25 from Michael Fitzpatrick George
Young was today convicted In the Police
Court Judge Kimbau sent him to jail for
ninety days.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Infants Vests, 1Oc.

Oue lot of Infants Ribbed Vests well fin
ished. good weight aud all sizes; inst cad of
Ice. Rebuilding Sale Price, Zoe.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
ChiId's Drawers, nOc.

odd lot of Children's Heavy Canton Flan-
mel Drawers: bottoms embroidery trimmed;
sizes =. 2. and 10 years; marked to sell
M 25c.. 33c. aud 39c. pair Rebuilding Sale
Price loo
Evening star., 1900-09-24
Bows Waists. PC.

Lot OF Boys Champion Brand Shirt
Waists in blue and red, with pleated backs
and fronts: with and without collars: In all
sizes: also some Of striped madras: all 39c
waists. Rebuilding Sale Price 22c.
Evening star., 1900-09-24

All-wool Good Quality Eiderdown, in
pink. light blue. gray and white-not the
cheap kind. Worth soc. Special o.
price for this sale. ZOGe
Evening star., 1900-09-24
l9c. Hosiery. 6hc.

One ease Of Chiidrens Ribbed Hose;
guaranteed fast black; full seamless; with
double knee: extra fine gauge; called sec
onds. hut imperfections scarcely notice
able and do not injure the wear of them.
19c. values: for 6loc.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
L able No. 3.

II yeu wish TO buy the material in our
Dress Goods Department. and you wish to
have a garment made to order, we will
take your measurements and guarantee you
a perfect fit aud satisfaction
Evening star., 1900-09-24

Plaid Back Golf Suiting: the seasons new
est offering for rainy-day skirts; OR
regular price, Acc. c............... ZSGe
Evening star., 1900-09-24
1Oc. She'll Goods, SC.

The following Tortoise Shell Goods, which
are all lOc. articles, will be sold tomorrow
for &C. each:
Amber and Shell Barettes for catching the
hair back.
Amber BLACK and Shell Side Combs.
One dozen Shell Hairpns,
Shell and Amber Puff Pins,
Jeweled Barettes and
One dozen Pearl-headed Stick Pins.
Evening star., 1900-09-24
300 S. Skirts s2'9s
Thraa hnndr L a.

Three hundred Ladies' q
Skirts. embracing plain and
plaid back rainy day skirts and walking
skirts of black brilliantine, homespun and
serge-inverted pleat back-new fare-$2. 90
instead of IS.
Evening star., 1900-09-24

Desl hlDbuu
bargain we have ever
offered; every thread pure silk and 31a and
inches wide. and In the newest and hand
soonest shades in ten different patterns, as
well as white. Such ribbon sells every
where for 25c. yard, hence at 12c. yard 1t
is enormously cheap.
Evening star., 1900-09-24

Suits Worth $40, $12 and SIS for $500
You have yet had put before you suits O
like these for very little money. Made of Venetian
CLOTH of chevo of homespuns of camers
haiin ghhtng, Eton and doubebe skned Jackets
pleat backs and know small
box peats inverted pleats if desire
In which will the
Drce-Ss
Evening star., 1900-09-24

~ INUlIUIISo ONo
Cabinet Hair Pins. assert ed sizes.
Safety Pins. Nos ] and 2.
Box of Mixed Black Pins.
Paper Of Best English Needles.
Full paper of Darnlng Needles.
Chinese Linen covered Ironing Wax, large
size
dog. Pearl Buttons, large, small and
medium
Enameled Stocking Darners.
Bottle Of Petroleum Jelly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
rorsoN CAUSED ms DEATH.
All Efforts 10 save CIayton's Life
Were Of M Avau.

Atlanta Sept 7--Aftcr lowering be
tween life and death for two days ard
nights. r. =. Clayton succumhcd 20 the
effects OF the poison he drank Tuesday
night at the williams House. and died
early this mornlnei IN tho presence u his
young wife The body was taken to his
home In snartanhurr s G.
Clayton was o printer 10 snartanhurg
He iefs his home last sunday and came
20 Atlanta 90 take his own nfo because
he felt thar he had no, the will power 20
quit drinking on Tuesday night he took
a heavy dose Of morphine and strychnlne
and was found IN his room at the Will
Jams House 10 a dying condition 4 doc
cor was summoned and he was promptly
given medical treatment lie grew better
and n was thought he would recover
Mrs. Clayton. the girl wife. Is years Of
age. watched sleep.essly by her husbands
bedside hour after hour. having been sum
moncd here She divided her attention
between her husband and her little Ave
months old baby glrl, which she brought
with her
Clayton took both morphine and s'rych-
nine. which caused "a congestion Of his
lungs which were naturally weak. and r.
was impossible 10 save ms life. Or
Grifin worked untlrinRly In his efforts
70 save him. hut the lung trouble made
death Inevitable
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
PETITION ~ BANKaurrcY.
TiIed Ia nehaIf of ". :. HoIIomRn OF
Dubtin-Other Dublin News.


Dublin. Ga Sept, islanders & Adams.
attorneys. have filed IN the United States
Court az Macon o petition In bankruptcy
for W =. Houoman. wholesale grocer Of
this city. Mr. HoIoman's liabilities nre
{-2l71 p BE places bis assets al ui.f29 Sc.
or this amount s.s)0 Is IN stock. the rest
in notes ana accounts. cxccT< "a small lof
Of land in Hnwknsvil,. But few Of che
notes and accounts are upon solvent par
ties and Mr. Iioiloman sets aside all that
b. conectahlc a. homestead. The lnrg-
sst creditor ~ Mr. Holloman Is the Haw-
kiusviile Bank and Trust Company.
whose claim is $500 The next lnrgtst
creditor Is the Lnurens Banking Company
~ this city. gl.o0 and next the a. j. Rcy-
nolds Tobacco Company. ssoo The credit
orH will hardly realize 10 cents on the dol
lar
Special Agent J. W. Arnold Of the post
ofise department visited Dublin again
yesterdiy and inspected the free rural
delivery mail route No. 3. mapped out
10 run from Dublin through Smith and
Backye districts tie recommended this
route and named u No 2 The route in
siectcd by him last Saturday and Witch
would have been designated as No 2. was
held up Tor further consideration. Route
No 9 as well as Route No T. which was
inspected last Friday. will b. started i'm
mediatcly. MT r. J TaTploy. Jr. was
named hr Special Agent Arnold a. car
rier for route No Special Agent Ar
mold will return 10 Dublin shortly TO in
spect route mapped out 90 run from
Dublin via l.oliic aud Tweed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
WAS APPARENTLY INSANE.
word Was Found Wandering In III,
Woods Near Fitzgerald.

word Was Found Wandering In the
Woods Near Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald. Ga, sept Yesterday n
horse with a buggy attached came up 90
the house Of Mr. Tom Howell prominent
farmer living near Ocnia. this county
and from the looks OF the horse Il was
thought he had been without an owner
some time. Mr. Howell with his sons
and nclghhors. "a once instituted search
for the owner Of the rig. and some hours
Afterwards a white man was found wan
dcriug through the woods In dcmcntod
condition. From letters found in his pos
session. Il was learned that the mans
name was J NJ. Word OF Macon. who
represents the Excelsior Medicine Com
pany OF Wnycross
Mr. Word or Ward. told Mr. Howell
that the Mormons had killed his wife and
children and were then after him Mr.
NOVEL; took him 90 Willacoochee. where
ne was turucd over 10 the authorities 10
receive proper medical treatment
Before parting with Mr.. Howell he gave
to him his watch and chain and requested
that he send q % his wife az Macon The
rig was Identified as belonging 90 him. l.
s. thought with good treatment he will
pull through his present condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
BEFonE THE SUPREME COURT.
Express stamp Tax Case 90 Come IN
On Oct. ~.


On Oct. II.
Atlanta. Sept Attorney General Ter
rel has received notice that the two cases
which have hesn carried 10 the United
States Supreme Court will come up before
that body on Oct Is
The frst case Is that Of the state Rail-
road Commission W. the Southern Ex-
press Company REGARDING the stamp on
express receipts. The case was decided hy
Judge speer In favor OF the express COM
pany, but the decision WAS reversed by
The United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals. TIE express comrauy has carried
the question 70 the United States Court
BY certerorari. but a now remains for
the Supreme Court 10 approve that GER
ticrari
Mr.. Terrell Is confident that the decision
Of the Circuit Court will be sustained.
The contention o. the express company
has no right 20 make the sender Of an
express package pay for revenue stamps
placed on receipts for packages not go
ing out 81 the state The question o. a big
one for the express company. ns they
now pay out many thousands OF dollars
each year.
The other cases is that ~ "Peg-lee"
Williams. who is trying 10 avoid paying
an emigrant tax In each county where
he does business
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
~ "oLD-rIME" NEGRO.
Death and Funeral of one Who RE-
member.d the old Days.

Columbia. 8. C.. Sept. T-The death Of
Charlotte stewart at Fort MIL. $. C.. ends
e pathetic chapter IN the history OF south
crn slaves.
Charlotte was % slave In the family Of
Cars. p r. Massey for nfiy years. and
when the civil War wns ended she rcfus-
"a 20 take hcr freedom. To all overtures
Tor enjoying the now privileges made hy
husband children and friends. she replied.
n dwell among mine own people" This
state OF affairs continued until 1850. when
her husband and children. having arrang-
90 to move 90 Arkansas. the old woman
obeylng the commands OF the one and the
entreaties % the other. she gave up her
lfe's work and went West. Charlotte had
nursed three generations OF Mnsseys and
there were tears and grief a, her going
In Arkansas Chnrlotte-s children pros
pered and gave her more comforts than
many ~ the race enjoy. but a month ago
che distant voices calling grew 80 loud
that the old woman had TO obey chem.
The entreaties OF her children were 81 no
avail she must go back 90 the 'old plan
atiou" She wrote 20 the Masseys and
money was sent for her passage.
when The Httlc Old black Msuma reach
- Fort MN her reception was chat Of q
long absent snd beloved member Of the
family Everything waF done FOR her
comfort. But she Ind hut come home 90
die a few days after arriving. typhoid
fever developed. and through her illness
occupying q room Ia the Massey mansion
she received the nursing and care OF o
relative.
Two 81 the moss prominent gentlemen
in the community with six grandsons II
the senior Massey. were the pailDearors.
Children % the Massey connection carried
towers and covered tho grave
Mrs. Massey a delicate lady. a years
old. arose from her sick bed and attended
the funeral Rev. Dr. J H. Thornweu
preached the funeral sermon ~ the Mas
sey mansion. ana tho burial was in the
family enclosure Near the spot where
this old slave rests. Is the only monu-
mcnt IN the country. 10 the faithful
saves Of the C0nfcdoracy"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
NOT ANOTHER CONGRESSMAN.
GOV. GAMBLER DOES Not THINK
GEORGIA WILL GET ONE.

In His Opinion the state would Have
TO Increase aun.OOD IN Population.
aud lie Does Not Think the in-
crease Has ncen 30 LHrEe-hc says
~ WAS h. Narrow Chance That
GcoreIn cot the Eleventh District.
Atlanta. sept Gov Gambler an-
nouncod this afternoon that. in his opiu-
ion Georsla would no. be entitled TO an
other Congressman this year, when the
apportlonment is made hy Congress. He
does nor believe that the state has in
creased sumeienuy in population 20 war
rant anosher congressional district lie
said that BE- WAS in Consress when the
last apporiionmcnt was made. and SO was
only through the narrowcst -hance thar
che state succeeded in setting the Elev-
ensh district
The Governor says the state wall have 20
show an increase Of over three hundred
thousand people in.order To secure an adj
diiional man In the nauonal body. Ia his
opinion Georgia's increase Will not De 80
large
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FINE GOODS AT Low PRICES.
We Are In ~ on Celery.

FINE GOODS at Low PRICES.
We Are in ~ on Celery.
Dunkiey's Celebrated Celery. In quart
jars i5c.
Dunkleys Celebrated Celery Salad In
quart Jars. i5c.
Hazards Stuffed olives. Just In. ioc jar.
Hazards Baby Olives just In. Toe jar.
Armour 4 Co.'S Boncd Chicken, 20c can.
Numsen & Co.'S Early June Peas. JUS,
In. Toe can.
Coiumbit River Salmon. nat cans l5c can.
2-lb California Bartlett Pears isc can
Armour q cos White Label Soups. quart
cans Joe each
Franoo-Amerioan Soups. h-pint cans. iOc
can.
Franeo-American Soups. l-pint cans. lie
anco-American veal and Green Peas.
25c can
Franco American Calf Tongue and Toma-
90 Sauce. &c can.
Rich's Improved Table Jelly ioc package.
Rich's Ginger Chips Toe package
Imported sardinea x boxes Isc can
Fruit Shrub. Grape Juice and Ginger Ale.
FRUITS.
Fancy Northern Apples.
Fine Lemons and Lines.
Fine Pears 15c peck.
Fine Sweet Potatoes.
Fine Cabbage
Bartlett Pears for eating
FISH.
No / New Mackerel Just in.
No New Msckerci, hue but small
c. A. DRAYToN GROCERY COMPANY.
O. s Van Horne, V. p.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
BAD FIRE AT wEroALF. CA.
several stores. with Little Insur-
ance. Were Destroyed.

several stores. with Little Insur-
aaee. Were Destroyed.
Thomasville. Ca. Sept There was a
big IRE last night az Mctcalf on the
Monticello Railroad ten miles from Thorn
asviile. six store houses being burned
down.
The IRE was discovered about midnight
bursting through the Davidson building. a
large two-story frame store. which was
un0ccupied and which was surrounded
by frame buildings. There was no fire
department. and the wind was blowing
hard. The flames spread rapidly and
consumed the whole block composed OF
the stores Of J. W Horne general mer-
chandise: unoccupied store owned hy "A
G Copeland drug store Of Monroe a
Wheeler; unoccupicd store Of Tom Mum
ford: the postofiice and building. where
the FIRE originated
Horne had 1880 insurance. and Cone
land $500. Monroe q Wheeler lost their
entire stock and building. with no insur-
ance II IS thought the fire was OF incen-
diary origin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
bids WANTED.

once Director OF Public Works savap-
nan Ga. sept S. 1870 Bids viii h. ~.
celved az tris ONCE until SATURDAY. semi
~ l"p 81 y O'Clock noon. city time. FOR
tn ~, privilege Of asserting garbage pile for
'' materials. such ~ RAGS. paper. tin
-, - s.ass ana az substance NOT Of fer
lerlizing value. All bids 10 he mao -,
Tor ono year Enve.opes 20 h. -
BIOS Tor asserting garbage" Tbe eitv
reserves The right to reject any or an hlas
hl1s 10 ne opened IN the rresesce 81 hia.
oels' GEO. II. GADsDEN, Director.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
BRIGANTINE WAS WRECKED.
vessel with Valuable Cargo Went
Tpon Florida Coast.

NNh
Miami Fla Scot THE brigantine
Culboon. Capt Richter OF ST John n b..
laden with 5000 feet OF pine lumber. ls
ashore five miles south q Gable Foo, light
about g miles south OF Miami She Is
watorlogged She was driven by the force
Of the waves over one Of the innumera-
bic reefs forming tho inner passage. ana
IS lying Ia y feet ~ water
The Culhoon encountered the recent huf-
ricane which blew with = velocity Of 81
10 100 miles an hour on the Florida East
coast. AZ 1920 on The morning OF the sun
and after losing her rudder and nearly all
canvass. she was hurled upon the rocks.
The vessel and cargo may be saved.
The Culboon sailed from PascOgula.
Miss. Aug q and was bound for Rosa
rio. Argentine Republic Three miles south
of tho harkentine Culboon g. deserted
lumber laden bark which stranded dur
ing the night OF the 5th. The crew, Il h.
thought. was swept overheard during the
storm. The vessel has windmill and Is
consequently thought 20 be Norwe-
gian.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

LEVGS's TABLE DGoTE DINNERS.

LEVAN's TABLE D'nOTE DINNERS.
-DINNER-50o
Dinner ! to and to 9. Saturday. Sept.
clarct Wine.
SOUP.
Beef Broth.
FISH.
Baked Trout IA Gcneoise.
Potatoes a IA Bouiieuea
sliced Tomatoes. queen olives
Chow Chow. Mixed Pickles.
ENTREES.
Braised Beef la Mode
Baked Beans. Tomato Sauce.
ROASTED
Prime Ribs Of Beef. Dish Gravy.
Riceheld Lamb. Brown Gravy.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatotes. Butter Beans.
Rice. stewed Tomatoes.
Caudied Vans.
PASTRY AND DESSERT
Potato Custard Pie. Assorted Cakes.
Cheese. Crackers.
Rice CUstard Pudding. Lemon Sauce.
French Coffee.
CAFE AND RESTAURANT
IL Congress street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
BONDS EXECUTED

By the American Bonding and Trus,
company OF Baltimore. We are author
ixed 20 execute locally Qmm dlataly upon
applicationl, al bonds Ia judicial pro-
cesdings tn either the state or United
s ates courts. and OF administrators ami
guardians
DEARrNG & HULL. Agents
Telephone III Rrovidcnt Building.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Considerable Destruction Caused by
the storm.

Considerable Destruction Caused by
the storm.
West Palm Beach. Fla. sept. Con
siderable damage has been done IN this
scction by the tropical hurricane which
has been blowing here for tho past few
days notable OF which. was tho damage
10 the Palm Beach pier. The bulkhead
81 this structure has been swept from tts
foundation. and washed several hundred
feet 10 the northward.
A force OF men were engaged len repair
ing the pier. and had stationary en-
sine out on che end Of il when the storm
struck this point As soon A. the sca be-
comes calm. steps will be taken 20 put
the pier .n perfect repair.
other damage on the lake b the loss
Of a number 81 small boats. which were
torn from their moorings and sunk Sew
cral docks AMI sea walls were badly in
iurcd. In many OF the buildings tho
plartering became soaked with water
and fell doing injury to goods and wares
inside.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
city OF Savannah.
ONCE Fire Department.
n-.E q go auDA

City OF Savannah.
ONCE Fire Department.
savannah. Ca. Sept !. 1900.
Proposals for furnishing the Fire De-
partment with winter uniforms viii be re-
ceivod al the Office OF the undersigned
until u O'Clock m. Of Saturday. Sept. p.
1900 Specifications viii be furnished upon
applIcation at the once OF the Fire De
partment corner OF Indian aud West
Broad streets. any day between the hours
of a. m and p. IN.
All proposals. must be sealed and ad-
dressed 10 the Committee on Fire.
Uniforms TO be delivered T. o. b. in Sa-
vannah on OF before Oct. IS. 1900 The
committee reserve the right TO reject any
and all proposals or to award the contract
In part or as a whole.
JOHN Z. MAGuIRE. supt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Have your mattresses and feathers rem.
ovatcd hy our medicated steam process
before a change IN weather takes place
Crhe only plant IN Savannah II over.
comes an impurities and renews life ana
volume In all bedding material Prices on
renovation OF feathers as follows: Beds
Nue boosters 81. pillows loc. Cotton. moss
aud hair mattresses made to order Fins
work. low prices. Work guaranteed.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING Co.
Bell phone 1885, au Drav,o, s,r..,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

city OF Savannah
Ofice Clerk OF Council.
Sept T. 1900
vacancy having occurred IN The office
OF messenger Of Council, caused by the
death OF the late Messenger John Harri-
son. and in accordance with "a resolution
adopted in Council Sept. 5th. 1850. notice
l. hereby given that an election will be
had az the next regular meeting OF Coun-
ell 10 be held on the 18th inst. at y. IN.
to hn the uncxpired term all applications
10 be- MED with the Clerk OF Council at
or before y m % the 18th inst Bond OF
5000 required: names OF bondsmcn must
accompany the application.
WM r. BAILEY
Clerk OF Council