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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
LOCAL Personal.


Mr. Charles Marks has returned to the
city
Henry Cohen. Esq. OF Augusta. Is In
the ctty.
Mr. John F. Foy OF Egypt Is registered
az tho Pulaski
Mr. Victor. Jr. returned nom New
York YESTERDAY
Mr. r . Twitty OF Camilla Is guest
" the Pulaski.
Mr. $ ~ wiloox OF wadlcy IS regis
tered az the Pulaski.
Mr. J +. Loughery Of sumter IS regis
tered AZ the Pulaski.
Mr. e. e.. Brown % Swasnshoro IS rcgis-
terei az the ScreFen.
Nj H. ~ Chance OF sylvania Is regis
tered o. the Pulaski
Nj. u $ Sinclair Of purlcn IS rc-ls-
tered az tho Pulaski.
Nj A o. Mc.'rcary OF Robortsvilo Is a
guest ~ the Pulaski
Nj " t. Hlaseu OF Charleston IS reg
istercd al the pe Soto
Mr J. A. hin-om Jr. OF Rock Springs.
IS guest ~ the Pulaski
Or Thomas ~ Baker OF Higgston IS
registered at the scrcvcn.
Mr. s Hermann ~ Sandcrsville Is
registered az the Screycn.
Nj S. Bowman. Jr.. 90 Charleston. Sc
registered al che Scrcven.
Mr. and Mrs Isadore Israel Of Charles
ton ar guests OF tho Scrcycn.
Mir Vim Phillips 90 Augusta was
a guest Of the ScreNcn yesterday.
Mr. IA. Tttz Of Atlanta was among the
arrivals at The Scrcvcn yesterday
Mr. " NJ Brown ana Miss IA Ia
Brown 81 Barlow. Ga, are guests OF the
Pulaski
Mr Fred $ Myers. OF Richmond. Va.
a brother Of Mayor Myers. spent yester-
day ia the city.
Mr T f. smlth and MT Tinsiey
Smith have gone 60 Forsyth. whittier they
were called hy news ~ the death ~ their
grandmother Their friends Will sympa-
thize with them ia their loss.
Mr. y W Starke. who IS connected
with the ticket Office ~ the Scahoard AIR
Line. has resigned hts position, and GA
Wednesday will lcave FOR Now York.
where ne viii make his future hons
Mr.. Louis l. Darlington. n former citi-
zen OF Savannah. bat who has been FOR
some time connected with tho Marine Hos
pit1l Service tu s.ew York city. g. oSp,rt-
cd in Savannah for a short visit about tho
middle Of the month.
Mr.. Daniel Mccarthy a representa-
tive OF the fleurici Laundry Machine
Company Of Chelsea. Mas. who has heen
spending ten days here on business and
pleasure. sailed on tho Kansas cay yes
terday.
Patrolmau NJ McQuadc. who has been
laid up Tor about three weeks from "a
wound accidentally received from pistol
ball was out OF the house yesterday for
the first time since the accident happen
ed. II Will be some time yet. however.
before he will be- able 90 20 back 10 duty.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
CITY HHEVITIEs.

The monthly meeting OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association viii be held a.,
the association rooms to-day.
Rov o. q Mingledorn win preach al
Trinity Ne hodlst Church AZ u O'Clock
this morning and 3 o'clock tonight
Tho Roddick- Adams Dancing Academy
VIII give another ~ their delightful
solrecs az the Catholic Library Hall next
Friday evening
The fret blttalion drill OF the season
viii be- held by the First Battalion Of the
First Infantry. under Maj. " l.. Gray
son. ln the Park Extension tomorrow
niaht The ndjutanrs call viii be sound
ed at s35 o'clock and the assembly al
si5.
For the benefit % tho "oglethorpe Mon
ument Fund" the Savannah Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
viii give a Boston Tea-party" "a urday
afternoon Dec. IS. from 10 O'Clock
In the drawing rooms. northwest corner
OF Bull street and oglethorpe avenue; adj
mission q cents. Each visitor presented
with souvenir cup and saucer. pack
ages Of imperial tea" and National H.
A. r. coffee spoons FOR sale. Children
will be admitted free; Ice cream, cakes
aud caram0ls for sale.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
THEY DoN'r CREDIT STORY.
Omcers Of Guard. DO Not Think Col.
ObeRr WIN Oppose Their BtiI.

Omcers of Guard. DO Not Think Col.
ObeRr WIN Oppose Their BAH.
Tho Morning News dispatches from At
ianta announce this morning that col W.
g. Obear inspector general OF the stats
troops. has signincd his intention OF APP
Fearing before tho military committee Of
the House OF Representatives Ia opposi-
ton 20 the bill transforming the savan-
nah Volunteer Guards Battalion from In
fantry 20 heavy artillery.
This report IS not credited by those Of
acors Of the Guards who have been most
active In the movement and are most IA
mlliar with the status Of affairs. The bin
ia I'm the nature OF an amendment 20 the
general military law Of the state and at
tachod 90 g. as riders. are several fca-
lures to which there Is probably oonsid-
cradle objection on the part OF col.
Obcar. These features. Objectionable 20
him. have no other connection with the
Guards bin ihan a merely physical one.
1, is believed here that Il IS these fea-
lures. and not the Guards biz proper.
that Col. Oboar designs To- oppose before
the committee one OF them provides mat
the state law. making 80 a misdemeanor
for anyone, not an active or retired on
ser OF the state troops, 10 wear "A uniform
resembling the state uniform. be 50
amended as to permit eX-oficers OF the
volunteer regiments from this state, dnr-
ing the Spanish American war. to wear
their uniforms at reunions OF their rcgi-
ments
Another provision Is that which makes
the commissions OF general stan officers
expire with the term OF the Governor who
appoints them. As Col. Obear himself
holds over from the administration OF
Gov. Atkinson, he Is not likely 20 ap-
prove this proposed change in the law
either.
Ofcers Of the Guards ssid last night
that they did not believe that Col. Ohear
will oppose the hill affecting the battalion.
when Col Ohear was In savannah. some
weeks since. he told these officers that he
would not oppose the bill. and they have
no .dca that he has forgotten this prom
isc
The bin Is popular in Savannah with
everybody interested In the military ana
lts welfare. with the exception Of some
few whom -pecial reasons control. Not
only does every sentimental considera-
lion dictate that tho his
torlo command should retain is
individuality and identity. but there nre
practical reasons why there should boz ut
least one battalion OF heavy artillery. de-
signed for coast defense. ga the ranks OF
the state troops These appeal with force
10 everyone who considers the states
long coast lire. ana the important cities
and towns hy which &c Is lined
Whether Col Obear opposes tho bin or
not. there o. little doubt that u will be-
come a law before the expiration Of the
current week. 10 is favored ln the House
by the chairman Of the Military Commit
tee Representative Brock OF Dndc. aud
Gov. Gambler has already announced that
bee viii sign % promptly when Il is pre-
scented. Nevertheless nobody believes
here. who b. familiar with the facts.
that Col Obear viii oppose the passage
OF the bill
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
"OLD HOSS' Sale
CENTRAL or GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY.

WEDNESDAY ieth 10 O'Clock a M
telty timel. 40 tho down freight ware
house % the anoyr company on West
Broad street. 40 the head ~ PER-, street.
! VIII sell iu luts 90 ent purchasers .
c8se fancy ShirUur . case Furs case
men atwood sweaters 3 case Millinery.
- blankets. lH DoaH, cases Shoes. iu
sacks green Cnne, g barrels Vinegar Dr.
Pals. boxes aud Iakct. candy. 3s eoxos
ceiluoid starch . eases nakiue powder 8
case time cigars. Lengths . fr,t. Mar.
fine wrapped, Rubber Steam Hosa with
hrass couplings new Cook Stoves. 2 nnr
largo steel Cook Range with closets. 8
uue cream Separator ease contiutto n
Monkey Wrench ana Ri Hrace. hand
somn Nickel Computire and Weighing
counter S-nlcs now 5 wing Machine.
harr.l hNe Heads, - bundles Wagon cast
ana iTly fcllocs pair new UuceV
SHAFTS. ready - use, Sartines. Salmon
hrooms Selves Tobacco. Wrappiug
paper Sugar Snun cider Suap. wins"
Tea Scales. Showcase. Rice. Hay. Co
ment. GALVANIZED Sheet Iron. Roofing Tin
Fence Wire Telegraph Wire Mineral
Paint, cylinder co., H,h Grease. Shcot
lron. Slrawciehfe foD pounds assort,s
lar lrou. Galvanized Iron buckets. A..
sorted nrugs. boiding Redsteads. Blu
fctus. Nnsh-stnnle Rpeklug Chairs
Trunks. household goods sstoue Churua.
Fruit Jars Allk BOTTLES AMI variouU
other freight w COMER
Purchasing Agent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
Is SEEKING A DIVORCE.
Mrs. sophie u. Dunham's suit
Against Mai. Bradford Durham.

Mrs. sophie u. Dunham's suit
Against Mai. Bradford Durham.
4 Hbel for total divorce was fled in the
office OF the clerk OF the Superior Court
yesterday morning that Is OF considerable
interest
The plaintiff is Mrs Sophie y. Durham
and che defendant Maj Bradford Dun
ham. formerly general superintendent OF
tho Plant system. An order 20 perfect
service OF process by publication In the
Morning News was granted In the SUI
perlor Court IN the afternoon. Mai. Dun
ham. II is understood. being now resi-
dent OF Alabama.
The petition was filed by Mr.. George W.
Owens. attorney for Mrs Durham. A.
soon as Clerk Cars signature had been
affixed. Mr.. owens took tho papers from
the clerks Office and had not returned
when the Office closed for the day.
A Morning News reporter called upon
Mr. owens az his Office and asked for a
statement as to the grounds OF the d.
vorce.
III I had desired 70 have the neWsps-
pers discuss this matter" said Mr.. owens.
81 would have left tho petition in tho
clerks Office. for the perusal OF reporters
10 is matter IN which the public can
have 10 proper interest, and ! have no
intention OF making any statement what
ever II IS merely 10 crafty what news
papers believe 20 be the prurlcnt curioe-
ity OF the public. a curiosity by the way.
which does not exist that they desire
20 discuss these unfortunate family diE
ferences. ! have a perfect right TO with.
draw the petition from the clerks office
aud / have done so. When the case IL
,ried there may be something for the
public to know: II present there g. moth
inr. and ] have no intention Of making
any addition 10 your present fund Of in
formation"
The filing OF the petition cannot be sail
10 have been altogether unexpected. 49,
FOR some little time there have been ru-
mors OF divorce
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
VISITED CoLORED COLLEGE,
Educational subcommittee of the
senate Made Inspection.

senate Made Inspection.
A subcommittee OF the Senatorial Com
mittee on Education visited the Georgia
Industrial College for Colored Youth near
Thunderbolt yesterday. Senator W. 4.
spiuks Of Paulding county. chairman Of
the General Committee on Education.
Senator ". d. Hamrick OF Carroll coun-
ty, ana Senator J. Ferris Cam. the lat
ter. chairman. constitute the sub-com-
mlttee. and all spent the day az the col
.ege.
CO... r. W Meldrim. president Of the
commission ia charge OF the college. and
Mr. Otis Ashmore. one OF It's members.
accompanied the committee on It's Alspec-
ton. Col. Meidrim going out IN the morn
.ug with the senators. and Air Ashmo-e
following iu the afternoon Especial at
tentlon was devoted to the mechanical
ana Industrial work IN connection with
the institution. and with that and the
other branches the party seemed well
pleased
The three senators were seen last night
after their visit 10 the college. and all
expressed themselves as satisfied with
what they had seen. Senator Splnks AMI
Senator Hamrick said they were scarcely
prepared for such evidence OF progress a.
they discovered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
ONLY TWO FAvoRrrEs won.
Good weather and some Splendid
sport ut New orleans.


New Orleans. Dec. S-Weather I'M
track slow Hcroica and Georgia were the
only winning favorites A nc,d Of nine
started ia tho Palmetto Handicap. with
Aloha II a mild favortte Wobcr made
an OF tho early running with the favorite.
who quit IN the last quarter knight Ban
nerat came away on the final turn. and
won cleverly.
In the last race Aaron. the favorite. was
ieft AZ the post. refusing 10 break. and
the stewards ordered his entry refused In
future except Ia stake events. sum
mares:
First Raoe-One mile. Herolcs. 10 /.
won. with Belle Simpson. 10 10 ] and 20
]. second. and Tom Gilmore. 20 J. third.
Time 49,
Second Race-slx furlongs. Sackatuck.
I 10 !. won. with Midsummer 20 ! aud
5 10 O. second. and Mononi. TO o. third.
Time 1916
Third Bace-One mile. Frank Mccon-
nelI i8 60 8. won. with Hoods Brigade.
9 90 I and to 20. second. and Free Hand,
y to T. third Time i4t
Fourth Raco-Pnlmetto Handicap. one
and sixteenth miles. knight Bauneret.
to J. won. with s,raugest. 20 ! and 2
10 J. second, and Sir Gatan. u 90 !. shird.
Time 80
Flnh Race-Six ana a half furlougs
George 90 @ won with Jim Conway. ~
20 aud 20 l. second. aud Hardly. to J..
third Time ! ma
Sixth Race-six furougs Gracious %
2 won. with Gray Daily. 20 J aud %
!. second. and scorpoiotte. % to !, third.
Time III
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

white ! was taking NJ tho artery. an1
reminded mo that ! had better give him
my attention. ] did so and he soon be-
came unconscious. After tho operation
was completed he dressed himself. with
some assistance. and walked home with
him. Had he been put under the lnnu-
ence Of morphine he would have been
confined 20 the hospital FOR several days
at least"
The physician related several other In
cidents even more remarkable than those
just given. Ia one case he enabled a
lady, who suffered from stage fright, 10
sing In one OF tho church chors OF the
city and received the compliments Of
the director OF the choir who had no idea
how the feat had been accomplished. Il
Is not even necessary for the operator
10 be present with the patient. The lat
Ter having once been hypnouzed ana tho
suggestion Given. the suggestion may
take effect hours or days later The o..
orator as a rule. does not inform him.
or her. Of the suggestions given during
me hypnotic state. and the latter after
wards proceeds 10 carry out tne sugges-
lions unconscious Of their origin.
In the deep hypnotic state this physi-
clan said that the patient was entirely
40 the mercy 81 the operator other ply
sicllus. including the specialist who was
here recently. claimed that no matter
how deep the hypnotic state the patient
could not be influenced 10 commit any
act contrary 90 his or her moral princi-
pies while IN a normal state. This point
seems 20 be IN dispute. The fact Is. how
ever. that hypnot.sm has advanced 20 the
point whore IL has become a recognized
branch OF medical science and that q IS
coming into more general use daily. Even
the most enthusiastic advocates Of the
new science cannot fully explain some
q is mysterious effects. and IL Is pos
slble that more wonderful things stin
may be deVcloped
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
SALONS CHRISTMAS TREE.
Ladies' Auxiliary VIII Give n at the
bethel Dee. -.

BcfhcI Dee. -.
The ladies Auxiliary OF tho Port So
ciciy will give the sailors who may be IN
port al the time n Christmas tree az tho
Bethel on the nigh, OF Dec. q. Great
interest among the ladies f. always ere
ated by the prospect OF this entertain
ment and already they have begun gath
ering presents with which to grace the
tree
Warm. comfortable clothing. particular
~ sweaters. muhiers and gloves. IS de-
sired. as these are things that are needed
by sailors during the excessively cold
weather they have to withstand. For .
cents a present for a sailor can be se-
cured. and the ladies are anxious that
any one desiring 90 give a present wi !
send % cents or more to tho Bethel
where 81 viii be received for the Christ
mas tree fund.
A. an early date announcement will be
made from the pulpts that the Christina
tree viii be given. and the pastors VIII
request their congregations 20 ola the
work as far as possible. The L7dles
Auxiliary Is made up of TWO ladies' from
each OF the congregations IN the city
and interest m the work IS therefore wild o.
eprcad. Tho array OF presents IS us'a'-
~ large and for some time a number OF
iadie4 hove been engaged IN knitting
warm articles Of clothing for he sailors
who are apnreciative Of the efforts made
FOR their comfort They also appreciate
the entertainment that Is given them AZ
the Bethel az Christmas time when they
are far from their own homes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
IS = = -

The use OF "TT" sends the blood
tingIinE through the veins until ~
reaches the cxtremities. when the
feet warm M and the Cold IL
broken.
Like Malaria. Grip pervades svery NAL
ady caused by taking Cold. and takes on
Grppy nature. Including not only
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, Catarrh and
Sore Throat but also Rheumatism. KID
ney and Bladder diseases, which are
either caused or aggravated BY taking
Cold
BE sure 20 send for a copy OF the new
edi1on Of Dr Humphreys Manual, ~
pages. on the care and treatment ~ the
sick ia all ailments mailed free
Humphreys Hemeopa Medicine Co,
Cor William s. John John streets New
York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
TO BEGIN FREIGHT SERVICE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY HAS 10 YEAR
LEASE FROM CENTRAL.

Centrars Agent and once Force
VIII Handle the Freight Business
of the Southern-southern MnI
Pay for Privilege Of Use of Track
From Plant system junction ana
share Expense Of the Joint AEcn-
ey at savannah - II southern's
Freight business he LaERe
Enough. Increase VIII Have 90
lie Made An the Force OF Em-
ptoyes-Soliciung Agency May lie
Established Here by southern.
The Southern Railway will inaugurate
a freight service for savannah to-mor-
row. The FRS, freight trnin into this
city run boy the Southern Will arrive ~
noon and daily thereafter there will be
an incoming and departing train.
An agreement has been entered into
with the Central Railroad BY the South
ern. whereby the tracks OF the Central
from is junction with the Plant system.
four niles from the city are 20 b used
for access 20 the Ccntrars terminals in
savannah The privileges also include
the use Of the terminals, and lease %
hihety-n'he years mas heen secured 10y
the southern OF these rights and prtvi-
lcgcs.
~. Co., r,.,..-., 80, ~. az. .,..,.,
"l 'he southern IN savannah me ase"'
and office forces Of the Central Will handle
the business or tho Southern. and e may
d., ,y,,.., ,,...o..,-,. 81, .,,.. r,,,,,l,,,
OF emp."}'s tn't are now IN INC service
OF the former fo1h TINS ireslirnt Johh
a. EEah OF the 'Hniti fou. wal dePeha
upon inc business the southern may de-
Nelop II u is round Z" assume dmeh-
sions ihnt VIII not sdmt ~ the present
iorce OF the central h'ndins ~ the ioFee
or employees vii De increased.
faNment Will be made the central ~
rate tnat has been agreed upon for the
use by the southern Of me tracks, from
the Junction with the Plant system, ana
the southern VIII also share tho expense
OF the conduct OF the Savafrnan office.
paving Its pro rata OF salaries and other
costs. Freight VIII De received and dis
charged by tho Central for the southern.
anu the Contra. Viii handle cars for the
southern to any Of the industries az
savannah, that are reached 10y main
tracks or spurs % the Central.
A travelling auditor for the southern
Railway will - in the city tomorrow 90
open up the now agency "" viii bring
q supply 81 office blanks, and VIII start
the C0traHs agent Ny. II. O.. Treze-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
COMMITTEES ARE READY.
Fair Committees 90 begin Active
Canvass To-morroN

Things are getting Ia good shape for
tho canvass for subscriptions 10 the stock
OF the association for holding the state
fair. which will begin Tomorrow. Nearly
and the chalrmcu OF tho subcommittee
got their men In hand yesterday and ar
ranged 10 begin work Monday The
Druggists Committee Mr.. !. A. Solo
mons. chairman. met yesterday and ar
ranged 20 make a thorough canvass OF
the drug trade Monday. The other two
members % this committee are Messrs.
W r. Reid and Lawrence Lippmau. ana
each sieninei his interest in the work
by subscribing $50. Mr.. Solomons having
already subscribed this amount az the
Exchange meeting.
Chairman J. vs.. Jackson OF the Hotels.
Restaurants and Bars Committee got an
FIVE OF his committeeman together yester-
day. aId divided tho work ia half Mr..
jackson heading ouc-half Of the commit
toe aud Mr. ". ". Starr the other half
Mr. Leopold Adler has called a meet
Ing al his office or the Banking Cotton.
Naval Stores Real Estate and Insurance
Committee FOR 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. while Mr.. y. H. Levy has called his
cominlitoc FOR the general wholesale and
retail trade to meet him az the Scroven
az noon. Ihere are good men on hoth
committees. and good results are eN-
pectcd.
SIR j. r. shuptrlrc chairman Of the
committee on truck farmers and deal
ers To- farming implements OF an dcscrip-
lions who has been out o. the city. is
expected TO return to-day and will doubt
less get his committee Together also to-
morrow morning
Superintendent John T. Mcguire Of tho
fire department has taken charge Of the
miscellaneous committee FOR the West
Side. end hopes 90 get IN some good sub
soriptlors IN that quarter. Altogether the
outlook for the work Is very eucouraR-
Ing and Il Is believed that with two days
active canvassing on the part Of the com
mittee che desired amount Of subscriptions
will be secured.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
No.. ~ sINIsss cnI.IrGn.
Rooms p and % proyiden. building.

Rooms n and "a provldens Building
Day ana Nighi Sssslona
Fan and Winter Session now in progress.
stcnoguphy. CAiunsou, Graham and
Pltman. TypeNurng. English branches.
Bookkeeping. peumanship. Individual
Instructions Short. thorough. practical
courses: latest and best methods our
various Department. are exceptionally
thorough ami complete. and arc under
the personal supervision OF tho priuci-
pal students prepared directly for busi-
ness. Call and examine the methods
and workings 81 this college II YOU are
employed during the day. attend our pop
ular night session Send FOR catalogue.
NJ - RYAN. Principal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
c 2 ID

vsnnlh in a few iays with "a cargo OF
groceries and varied assortment OF sup
plies which find ready sale among tho
people OF the island Her return cargo
win consist 81 TROPICAL fruits. sponges.
coral and other products peculiar 60 tho
island Mayor Myers. who Is president 81
the Savannah Grocery Company. IS of
che opinion that a considerable trade can
he built up with the Bahama Islands tn
this manner. and that voyages may be
extended a. FAR as jamaica.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


one i0-lnch Steam Shot Gun Feed. %
feet long; one Hlll Oscillating Steam Mig
ger. 5 and l0-inch cylinders. only used
abous thirty days. one filcr and BtoweiI
Gang Edgcr. with three saws. one fun
set Of Filler and stowell Lathe Machinery.
consisting Of boiler and gang lathe saw
mill: one set OF machinery for making
rosin barrel slaves. also a LOT Of Circular
saws from IS 20 o. inches diameter. from
the mill OF H. T. Smart A. Bro in
Emanuel county. The above for sale b.
VALE ROYAL MFG. CO,
Savannah ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
LAMPS, CLOCKS, sILvERWARE,
sAvANNAH AUCTION AND COMMITS
SION COMPANY.

MONDAY. 70 a. m. we VII sell oonslgn-
mcnt 81 5.1 Ladies' and Chiidron's Cap-sa.
Jackets and CToaks. Not new styles. but
very fine materials
Fine Iamps-Gun Metal and japanese
standE-h beautiful Xmas presents
$50 pairs 81 nll-wool pants fine Bris-
sells Carpets Sideboand. Desk. Cocks. Sill
verware. Q Sewing Machines
$500 Washhurn Guitar and s270O wash
burn Mandolin
A. WINERIGHT. Auctloneer.
III Whitaker street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
ORANGES FROM NASSAU.
savannah CompHnS's schooner Line
To- the Rnhnmns.

The little schooner Julia Elizabeth
which arrived a few days snce from Mas
00o oranges. The fruit is large and Of
very handsome appearance. comparing
ause favorably with tho best Florida
oranges.
The schooner has been employed for the
last several months by the Savannah
Grocery Comp ny IN trading with Nassau
ard ueighboring points. and makes on a
average OF one trip a month. The ven
lure has proved so satisfactory that the
company now casting about Tor o some
what larger vessel which IS IL proposed
to purchase and equip especially Tor she
Nassau trade.
The little Julia Elizabeth viii leave sa-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
All you can drink Tor Sc at r4vues,ons.


The hes, IS tae Wheeler Brand OF Bel
fast Ginger Ale. made by Wheeler Co.
Of Belfast Ireland. from tho celebrated
Cromac Springs Of that city These
swings are tho property OF Wheeler a Co.
hence 90 other Ginger Ale manufacturer
In Ireland has those waters hut them
selves The Wheeler Ginger Ale f. made
from pure jamaica Ginger Root ana not
from Rcd Pepper as others are. one q
deicterious- other II tonic.
For Hcnlthfuiuess and PurFy the ceie-
hrnted Wheeler brand % Belfast Ginger
Alo ~ tho best
LtpPMAN RROTHERS.
Sole Southern Agents. savannah Ca.