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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
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Palace OF the King" Marion Crawford:
THE Lane That Had no Turning" Gil
bert Parker; Cardinals suun Box. THE
Love Of Parson' and other stories by
Mary T.. wilkins. THE biography OF a
Grizzly" hy Earnest $. Thompson: THE
Reign 81 Law" by Allen. Or North and
His Friends" by Mitchell. The Idiot at
Hons. by John X Bangs More ga
bles." hy George AIDE. Tommy ami
Grzzle." by J NJ Barrie: THE Moran OF
the Lady Letty" Young April" by Eyer
ton castle. Father aud son" by Arthur
Patterson. "peccavi." by h. W Hornung.
"Uuleavened Bread" by Robert Grant:
1.-The Master Christian" by Corciii.
Flute ana Violin aud other Kentucky
Tales, by James Lane Allen: The Mid
night Passenger" by Savage. "Idyls OF
the Sea-" Eleanor" Mrs H. ward. MIR
Dooley Ia the Hearts OF His Country
men" Rcd Pottuge. "A Furnace OF
Earth" hy Halle r. Rives My Friend
BuL Found in the Philippines" by King.
Red Blood and Blue Drop" BY ". Mer-
riman. "a. :. Merumanl. "Eben Holden. "
by Hacheller. Her ladyshlp's Elephant -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
FATALLY STABBED HIS WIFE.
JAMES PORTER. THE AsSAiLANT
SAVANNAH PORTER, HIS VICTIM

ARRAY Took Place at West broad
and New stre~ts-Porter stabbed
the woman several Times Ia the
Neck aud once In the side-tie Ran
but Was Caught by Mr.. ". o..
sweat. who Had seen the Assault
The Cutting the RcsuItof Jealousy.
Savannah Porter. col7red woman. was
stabbed several times ana PROBABLY IA
tally. yesterday afternoon by her hus-
band. Jas Porter.
The ARRAY took place "a Wet Broad
and New stress. aad from the statement
OF the wi,nssse.. was brutal AMI
cold blooded NJ w C Sweat. who was
just across West Broad street when o.
took place. ssii mat DIS attention was
first called TO 81 hy man eNclaim.ng
See chat man cutting that woman" lie
started across to where Porter and bis
victim were standing. but just before he
got to them the woman broke away from
the man. but was stabbed in the side oy
Porter as she ran Porter then started
down New street and Mr. Sweat followed
20 run. however until he saw "a crowd in
has way bent on stopp.ng aim. Then
no turned. when Mr. sweat. who was
close behind him. caught him hy the arm.
ana another man. named Jackson. seize
the other arm ana between tHem '"e>
took Porter back to the scene 81 the cute
ting. ana turned him over 70 Patrolmat
Collins
The woman. after she received the last
cut. the one Ia the eide. ran Only "a 10"
steps In an apparently dazei condition
and after standing for q few seconds reel
cd 10 the sidewalk SHE was sent 20 Der
home 20 purse and Sims streets in no
police ambulance. A physician. VINO was
summoned. said that her wounds would
/ probably result Ia her death.
Porter was seen shortly after the cute
/ ticg He said that The woman
was his wife. but char they had
not lived together since Saturday n,.
| cause he hal found out that She vas un'
I faithful 90 him when She lctt bus house
Z he said she carried away with her th'
/ book containing record OF his rent a..
couns and the effort to get back mis- boob
/ caused the tragedy. tie met tac woman
/ he said and asked her 90 return tH" book
! but instead OF giving him ans -ati-ia''
| lion. she turned on him. and after ours
I ing him roundly. said that she diduf in
/ tend To have any Niger following nrl
around ana tnat She intended Go nave
/ him arrested az once.
Porter said that be- had been arrested
! once before al the request Of the wo
man. and he didn't want e have any
further trouble. so he followed her asking
that she would not have him taken in
She was ohdurate, however. and in 'h'
quarrel that followed the matter ~ he'
unfalthfulness again came up Then s1il
Porter II was so aggravated that cat
her without knowing just what
| was doing A"
lie wound up his story by saying that
be knew what be- had done and was VIII
ing 10 take the penalty Of the law for hl.
/ offense. No notice that the woman wa
dead had been received az the harra b.
| up 10 an early hour this morning. bag d
/ D. thought that she cannot live but q
/ short time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
MET ny ENGINEERS.
Remains of Engineer doc" Deli
Brought From MRycross.

Remains of Engineer Doc Dell
Brought From Waycros-.
Engineer J. G Dcns body was brought
~ savannah from Waycross yesterday on
Plant system train No. %. arriving az
disastrous wreck OF freight trains Nos
29 and e0s on the Plant system. near
Burroughs. day before yesterday. an ace
count OF which appeared la yestcrday's
Morning News After the collision the
iujpred. suffering from their hurts. were
brought To savannah. and Engineer Dcli
after remaining here some two hours
was sent 10 Wav,ross. where the hospital
OF the Plant system is located His fam
ily In Savannah were not notified OF his
injuries. and had no chance To see him
while he was here lie was drcadfuuy
scalded and bruised and died about the
time he reached WayCross.
mother. widow and three
children. Miss 1.conora DSl aud
Messrs. Charles ana William Den.
survive the engineer who was one
Of the hest known men on the Plant Sy--
TEN. He was popular In Savannah. and
al along his run. The officials regarded
him as one Of their mos, capable men.
aud his fellow engineers thought tine word
Of Doc, as ne was Familiarity known. 4
number OF them were az the depot 20
meet the train bringing the bo.iv and es-
corted the remains TO the home OF the
Deils. No. 800 Jones street. east
The funeral will take place this after
noon al 30 o'clock from st paul's Eus-
copal Church. and the iutcrmeut viii be-
IN Laurel Grove Cemetery. The deceascIs
mother will arrive this morning from her
home, Port Tampa. Fla.
Engineer Broomc. ana Brakeman
Brooks colored. also injured in the acct
dent. were reported yesterday Us doing
we'll Fireman Bowman. who was killed
and was buried under the debris Of the
wreck. was on the engine pulling No 90
as extra fireman. He had been sick and
was put on ia place 81 Engineer pelrs
regular fireman. who had not shown no
for the trip. The lattcrs failure 20 60
ont on the run was "a lucky thing FOR
him. rs his substitute met death in the
place he was filling. Bowmau's hoiy had
been burned almost TO a cinder when 80
was recovered from the wresk az o. clock
In the afternoon.
In one OF the freight trains there were
forty-three cars and IN the other there
were thirty-siX. Many % them were
destroyed or damaged The engines. %
was said. will never be restored 60 any
thing Ike the shape they were before the
accident as they were badly demolished
They were two Of the new freight engines
OF the system. Nos iif and 49,
soon after the accident "a bucket brigade
was organized 10 fight tho fire some OF
the train hands OF passenger train No. 95
which arrived upon the scene about half
an hour after the collision ana a ,ot OF
country darkies, who had been attracted
nv the fire thai resulted from the wreck
formed line ond pissed the buckets
from the bitches on either side the track
All the cans wouid have been burned had
b. not been for the work Of the bucket
brigade.
The Plant System had resumed trnmr
over rs own tracks yesterday. and an ~
It's trains were running on lime. the wreck
having been cleared away
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
OFFICERS ron COMING YEAR.
Elected by Francis :. barlow Camp
of sons of Veterans.

Elected by Francis =. Dartow Camp
of sons of Veterans.
Francis : Barlow Camp 81 sons OF Con-
federate Veterans held an enthusiastic
meeting az Confederate Hall last night
There was an extensive discussion Of the
work 60 be- done by the camp next year.
Tor which period officers were elected
The Officers elected were nominated by
a committee and chosen unanimously
They are as follows.
Command cr a. H. McIaws
Lieutenant Commander. @. W. Saussy
Second Lieutenant Commander, Rogers
Woods
Adiutan,, u ". Branch.
Quartermastcr. NJ O'Mara.
Chaplain. Rev. ". J Epting
Treasurer A. Duncan Kent
Color Sergeant 4. y. Krenson
Historian Edwin c. Ryals
a number o. applications for member
ship were read and referred 10 the Gre
dental Committee for investigation and
report. Because Of the absence from the
city 81 members Of this committee reports
on applications read az the last meeting
were not forthcoming and action on these.
too was postponed until the next meet
INK
The camp was notified OF the intention
Of the Savannah Chapter OF Daughters Of
the Confedcracy TO give ball next month
and urged 20 attend. The ball u TO be
given for the benefit OF the Winnie Davis
Memorial The assistance and attendance
Of the members Of the camp were pledged
20 the Daughters.
The meetings OF the camp next year q
was decided last night are 10 be made
interesting by addresses from the vet
Grams and others on subjects connected
with the war. Refreshments. too are
10 be served az each meeting. A number
OF plans for programmes for these meet
ings were suggested and a committee will
be appointed TO arrange them. IL Is
hoped IN this manner largely to increase
the attendance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
CHANGED rmE BENEFICIARY.
Lizzie johnson Holds SheR's Certih-
cate in Police benevolent Associa-

ton.
II o. quite possible that there VIII he
some trouble that may have 10 be settled
in court between the relatives and friends
OF Detective shea and Lizzie johnson.
thc woman for whom Shea lost hts NE.
At the time OF shcas death he was
member Of tho Police Benevolent Asso-
cla,iou. and as such. entitled TO leave TO
the beneficiary mentioned Ia his certificate
Of membership "a sum amounting Co q
little over 500 This certificate when
taken out. had named as the beneficiary
ln case OF hH death. his father The GER
u0note wac. however al the time Of
Shea'- death ln the hands OF Lizzie John
son. ana her name mad been put Ia the
place OF the original beneficiary.
That she evidently expects 10 get che
money is shown hy the fact that thc GER
uncate has been put IN The hands OF her
attorneys. and further 10y her message to
Shea's relatives yesterday that she want
90 10 pay the funeral expenses as soon
as she should get this money
Shen's friends in tho Benevolent Asso-
citation are not az oil sure chat sho can
collect the amount Of the certificate. a.
has ever been made 10 the association.
and they are determined 20 prevent her
getting the money % il Is possible TO DO
so.
Tho woman visited yesterday the house
where her dead friend iay. but stay
only short time. leaving as soon as
She had seen the remains She was also
40 the church during che services, but
| did not 20 to the cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
NOTHING N TuE CHARGES.
SO says Magistrate Kline of the
Grand jury InNcsttERtion.


Grand Jury InNesttERtion.
Magistrate Charles u Kline. whose on
cial conduct rs The subject o. investisa-
,ion by the grand jury OF tho Superior
court. stated TO a Morning News reporter
yesterday that he mad nothing TO fear
from the investigation.
THE rumors or charges which the grand
jury has seen nt go investigate" said Mr
Kline. care inspired and urged hy dis
gruntIed cx-oonstable. John billiard.
deny absolutely that there rs any basis
whatever for any rumor or charge tnat
seeks 10 impugn or discrcdlt my personal
or official conduct. Malice. aud malice
only. is the inspiration of che whole mat
ter.
some mistakes may have made in
the application % the law and some re-
quirod formeiitics may have been omit
ted Nothing else can Doe shown by I'M
lizard or anyone else. To-day business
men with whom transact business. have
voluntarily assured inc that everything
about my office has been conducted 50
FAR as they knew or were concerned. In
an orderly aud business-llkc manner
II don't like TO anticipate by any state
mcnt OF mine the action OF the grand
jury" said Mr. Kline 81 merely ask
that my friends ana tho public reserve
their decision as 10 the truth OF the
charges until the grand jurys invcstiga-
ton has been concluded. have no roa.
son 10 fear its result"
The next meeting % the grand jury
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon. and ID
is understood that the formal invcstIga-
ton OF the charges against Magistrate
Kline VIII then Doe had. Tho law pro-
vides that the magistrate shall have a
right 20 appear before tho grand jury
ara b. "on frontcd by the witnesses against
him aud Mag!strate Kline will avail him
self OF this right
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

The three car loads OF hre-proot safe.
now en- route for Linpman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Lippman's Block. are ex
pocted 10 arrive to-day or tomorrow
They are agents for the Barnes Fire AMI
Burglar-Proof safe. ana which no better
safe Is iu existence.
IIppman Bros. are the only concern n
the state that carries stock OF all sizes
from small 80 large fre-proof safes. and
We invite your attention 10 this magnlfl
cent stock.
They also make specially Of silver.
ware chests FOR private dwellings.
When IN want OF a fire-proof safe, bs
sure TO call on LIppman Bros.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
COLONIAL DANES AGREED.
Adopted Plan Of Organization for
Monument Association.


rra poart ~ Marnrers ~ fh. Society
--.-..., t... ... $1,000 -.-
oinh' ha@iie's inAar nl ffes l@hl ~ ''''
~ charlton Tor thc organization n core
plraton 20 undertake the tafE ~ raising
,....t. e.-.... .-.....,. 10 ,..,...--.,., o..
'rh. J"in'e ~ "'io 20 .."'Il~. ''
). J wilder prrsileu- ~ The cologlai
Danes was Ieft ais. a-.1atrtruant ~ the
..--,..,., 49,.
=
society upon the "'AfA OF ''"'
That arc fa g. named hF zoe four socie'ies.
Ola, .,.........f f-..r,... enc Sons ~ the Eevo-
.. 49,. ..,.-i..s,
i''F'i''.'h 'i' To
that ore to d. repro .sute1 il the cousor-
ats aes. 4f.on
$50 oh3. Hon 20 mo plan a. suggested
ty SIR omar fpn ana accepted uy 'he sons
NJ th. Revolution was raised among the
ad..- ~ th- board. AL agreed chat 10
orer.l the best prospect for th4 accom-
pIllm.u. tf Oh, purpose 30 which All
f.Ir OF tre societies are lutereHtet II lr
i.. owed taat neither me baug AtsrH ~ the
H.tcl1e.u nor ths sons ~ CalanaI Wars
$50 ob.a.t aud az slr.F meetings tne'
g.u ADEPT The plan ara name their com
m.tt... ~ sI1 a state meeting ~ the
Daughters az the Eet1.ut.au -s 10 De- held
r.1t week in Atlanta. when tHe PROPOSE
t0r a. frs Sln. OF inc Revolution viii boz
rr...ut.i $50 question Of ITS acocptanoc
b. entertained
Tho uraaosItfon o. build a monument 20
Ortthorpe IS nat new with t1e Daugh
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
CANNOT MOvE TuE noDY.
Mexican Law Prevents the Transfer
~. ". Reeds Remains.

The many friends in Georgia Of the late
aso Do Mexico. where ne had large gold
mining interests. will be panied 90 learn
that Mrs Reed. who Is now la the city
Of Mexico. has learned that Il will b
.mposs Die to transfer she remains 20
Way. ross Mr.. Reeds old home Cor inter
meut This was desired. but cannot be
accomplished for five years.
For some reason there IS a law IN Mex
leo that body cannot be disiuterred FOR
rernoy 4l TO another grave within 1--WE years
after death. This law will operate "a
prevent the removal OF Mr Reeds re-
mains Co Georgia. The body will rest for
fhe required time. at all events. ~ san
Miguel where IL was inferred
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
MEATH 4 CANOPY or FLOWERS.
Mr. David a. Byck and Miss Ida BoIey
We're welded.

The wedding Of Nj David \ Byck ana
Mics Ida Boley wss celebrated at hAlf
pass 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon az the
re- dcnce Of ths brides mother. Mrs
Hannah Boley The marriage was wit
% ssed hy the two families q the young
couple ard . few intimate friends. Later
"a me evening there was q general rscep-
ton. The residence on Jones street was
brilliantly lighted ana decorated with
palms. ferns. ard ca, aowers. white ami
green being the prevailing colors. The
ioorways between the rooms we're archie
with tan palms 80 that bower-like effect
Vas given 20 each room Overhead long
trails Of srnilax were ioopet from the
chandeliers. and everywhere were groups
~ foliage plants. and tall white ehrysan
fhenums.
At the northern end u che parlor stood
the canopy. which forms 30 important a
tart In the Hebrew marriage rites. This
was outlined by tai palms ana interlaced
with glossy green smuax and clusters Of
Vi hito chrysanthemums. The wedding
march from "I.ohenErn." was played as
me professional. and Mr Louis Israel Of
Charleston. s. c.. ,he best man. entered
the room In advance. He
was followed by Miss stella
Rosenblatt Of Cleveland o. the maid u
honor Tho groom. accompanied by his
mother Mrs u Byck entered next. and
following them came TWO liue flower
girls tae twin uleces 90 the bride, Miss
Lillian ana Mise Fannie Kahuweiler. Last
Isl walked the bride and her mother. Mrs.
Boiey.
Rev Or J. T. Meudos performed tho
ceremony. and the bridal party made an
effective picture as IL stFdd surround
"a by the artistic floral decorations The
brides gown which was particularly beau
flful was Of white SIX net over chiffon
Howa of narrow satin ribbons trimmed
The not rkirt and train while the bodice
was hulshod with ro.e polnt lace aud
clusters % orange blossoms The grace
fully arranged tuIIe vol was also fasten-
81 with orange blossoms. while the bridal
bouquet was COMPOSED Of Lilies Of the
valley and Nepaitoss roses.
Ia charming accord with this COSTUME.
was the gown worn by the maid OF honor.
/ Tals WIS OF white po.nt d'esprit over
white satin The high bodice was trim
med with lace and satln ribbons. and a
lovely bouquet II white carnations and
ferns WAS carried 4 great deal Of adj
miration waa ELECTED hy the two
littie flower girls. They were dressed alike
In the daintlest Of batlste and lace gowns
with pale green ribbons. and each car
ried shower bouquet' OF white carna-
lions anl ferns
After the ceremony there followed =
banquet Tor the bridal party and near
relatives This was served In the dining
room which was. Ike the ether rooms.
1 Ella horateIy decorated
Al o'clock che MANY, frtora. - ,hs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
Welded QUIETLY At HOWE.
Marriage of Mr. ". VI. Parker and
Miss ELLA Mckenzie

quiet home wedding took place last
night az tho home Of Mrs Kenneth Nc
kenzic. on Thirty-nrst street. Her
youngest daughter, Miss Ella Mckenzie
was united 60 marriage to Mr.. Manoah VI
Parker Of Wilmington. \. G. Rev. Ed
ward r. Cook officiating.
Mr. william @. Goddard. also OF VIII
miugton. was best man and Miss Maggie
kluR bridesmaid The parlors were pref
tlly decorated IN green ana white tho
bride and groom standing under very
handsome pyramid of flowers The hand
some bride is well known here. and her
many friends resret 10 see her leave their
midst
Mr. and Mrs. Parker left on the early
morning train for Wilmington. where
they will make their future home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
DETECTIVE sHEA's FUNERAL.
Took Place Yesterday Afternoon ana
vVns Very Largely Attended.

wns Very Largely Attended.
Tho funeral Of Detective J. J. shea. who
was shot Monday night by j. Hart. took
place yesterday afternoon shortly before
o o.cLock The body was taken from che
home OF the dead mans father. No 10
Congress street east TO the Ca
thcdrai Of 81 John the Baptist. thence
10 the Cathedral Cemetery. where the
burial was made Tho services az the
church we're conducted hy Rev. Father
Robert J.. Kennedy and az tho grave by
Rev. Father j. Heunessey. The funeral
was au exceptionally large one. the Pho
cession extending for several blocks
a squad OF eight policemen. un.
der che command OF Lieut.
Reilly, accompanied the body from
the house 60 tho church. ana
on tho way 20 tho cemetery as Ear as
Liberty and Wheaton streets
The pail bearers were Messrs. Thomas
Swccry. Leo Masters, Charles Odeu
J. Murphy J } Clarity. Frank wall
J. Gulfoyle and Dan Kuey
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
NO SNOW PREDICTED.
Thanksgiving Likely 10 Pass with
out Giving Poets "a showing

out Giving Poets "a showing.
The older residents can count on their
fingers the number Of SHOWS which have
fallen here during years past The fact
that cold weather has been greatly de-
!ayed may bring il on with a rush when
i does come. Snow would not be an I'M
welcome visitor though it IS uncertain
whether 90 viii make as appearance. But
pleasure 81 Thanksgiving that all may
aujuy is good eating. provided they know
whore 90 got a. No mistake will be made
hy seeing Logan. white and dark grouse.
Northern uartriiges. diamond back terra
PIN blue and green teals and dry picked
poultry Viii he among tire specialtles Mr..
Logan's patrons are requested TO order
carly for Thanksgiving -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
BONDS or THE YACHT CLUn.
Issue wiIi ne Made 10 Pay "A Debt
and Make improvements.

Advertisement IS made Of tho 81 80 6
per cent bonds the savannah Yacht Club
viii issue 20 pay the debt OF $500 on the
park property acquired some time ago
and 10 make the extensive improvements
that are about ready 10 be commenced.
First IN importance among the improve
ments Is che shooting gallery and bowl
ing alley. contract for which VIII soon
be- let
No trouble will he found So floating The
bonds. Members Of the Club are willing
and eager TO invest Ia them The adver-
tscment Is but a matter OF form demand.
ed BY law and noe an effort TO ootsin
bidders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

into fatal illness. Don tulnc Win oui
health. Keep DUFFYS MALT Wits
KEY in your medicine closet and use II
promptly az the first signs OF approaching
srip. pneumonia or other lung or throat
trouble. Il will save doctors bills and
may save your life.
Itis the only whiskey taxed BY the Govern
meut - q medicine This IS guarantee. All
druggists and grncer, or direct. sl.uo bottle,
befgse substitutes. they are injurious. Send Tor
free med ical booklet and testimonials.
DUFFY MALI WHisKEi CO. Rochester, y. I.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Just received Large and assorted sup
nly Of school bags ana school supplies
an at cut rates; from 10 cents up. also
usuaI large stock OF all the school books.
now used IN Chatham county. At Esulra
News Depot. - Bull street. Savannah
Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
FAREWELL 10 REN. \. J. SMITH.
christian Endeavor Society's social
Tonight

The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church viii sive so
cial IN the lecture room Of tho church
tonight to which all tho members OF the
congregation are invited The social IS
intended by the society as o farewell 70
Rev. Arthur J. Smith. who has Jus; sever
ed hts connection with the church as Is
pastor Mr.. Smith took a special interest
In the Christ ian Endeavor work and IL
now preside<at q the state Equalization
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

\ good diamond is a handy resource. II
you bought IL at sternberg & Co.'S they
win buy Il back any time at "a discount
~ 10 per cent from cosf-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Is no, 20 be deprecated as a neat ana To-
expensive wedding present. II selected
from sternbers & Co.'S elegant iewelry
stock -nd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Take Graybeard Fills for that dizzy
ieeling-Losi appetite, and follow IL uu
with a bottle Of Graybeard. Il IL all YOU
need. hespess Drug Co. sole props. sa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

"Graybeard broke up rheumatism on
me- says Mr.. Chas. Thomas. the Jew
eier OF whitaker street. And put me In
better health than have enjoyed In q
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

a picnic is not complete without some
Of Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Cham
psgne. A lunch with It Is at for the
gods.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Line at s'ernberg & Co.'S. you will see
TO" much better It is TO have your own
glasses than to borrow or hire.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
Grip, Bronchitis,
Consumption.

THESE THREE
DR. + AIDED DIS
EASES can be avoid
ed il DUFF " s
p u r Z VI AL 7
WHISKEY IS taken,
according 70 direc-
tons, at the first SYM
toms OF a cold. A
chill or cold, II neg
.lected, may develop
a =. ...sN ..s.aa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Tha, l. what you must do when YOU
have catarrh In the head. The way % cure
this disease is 70 purify the blood with
Hoods sarsapari.la. This med cine soothe.
and heals the innamcd surfaces rebuilb /.
the delicate tissues ana permanently cure
catarrh By expeiling from the blood ths
scrofulous taints upon which il depehds
he sure 10 get HooG
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

To select suitable wedding present
from stcrnberg & Co.'S immense selection
u appropriate artlcles.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

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