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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-07-25
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
Masked Men PIunder an Illinois Gen.
trail Express Car in Kentucky
DYNAMITE USED ON THE SAFE.

ooo-They Shoot Holes In the Express
Hessencer's Hat Before He Would
Surrender - Overpower the Engineer
and Fireman Escape on the Engine.
Chicago tSpeciaD.-The Illinois Cen
trai fast train from New Orleans to
Chicago was held up and robbed OF
about $4,000 two miles south of Wick
life. ny. The train was tagged. The
fireman was badly beaten, while the
express messenger was driven from
his car ut the point Of a rifle.
The robbers. six in number, cut of
the engine and express car and ran
4 mile and half to get to Fort JEFF
ferson, near the Ohio River. and with
in sight of the Missouri shore. There
they blew open the express safe. Sc
cured all valuableS it contained, and
crossed into Missouri.
The first intimation that the express
messenger had that something was
wroug was when he was commanded
to open the car. He started to take
she contents of the safe and escape
hy another door, but found the car
was surrounded. The men opened
fire OH him and he replied. but the en-
CINE driver and fireman had been sta
toned by the robbers outside and
called to the messenger not to shoot or
he would hit them.
The desperadoes then applied dyna-
mite to the car door. and one of the
band sprang into the car. They COW
ercd the messenger with their revol-
TerS. and also had the baggage man
stand with his face to the wall and
his hands in the air. The messenger
refused to surrender the keys to the
safe. and the robbers seized him by
the collar. One robber, failing to get
the keys from him, pressed his revol-
Ter to the messengers forehead and
threatened to kill him. The meSSen-
ger was forced to yield and gave up
the keys.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-07-25

Chicago Claims 100000 Population.
Population of Chicago based on the
new directory is estimated at 2,O1O,-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-07-25

Camp For Returning Volunteers.
1t has been decided to quarter re.
turning volunteers from Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines at Chicka.
manga, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-07-25
Silver Republicans Accept Stevenson.

The Silver Republicans have accept
ed A. E. Stevenson as their candidate
for Vire-PraSihant.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-06
REINSTATEMENT LISTS

The clerks in the controllers office
have considerable work to do yet in
arranging the reassessment lists as re-
ferred by the board of relief 1t Is now
thought that the lists will be ready for
the public to inspect by next Monday.
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DOUBLE INSTALLATION.


Officers of Rathbone lodge No. and
America lodge No 5, K. of. F., held a
Joint installation of officers last night In
K, Of P. hall, 400 State street, The in
stalling officer was D. D. G.. s.. I. P.
Turney of Bridgeport. One candidate
was initiated, and one application was
received. The following officers of
America lodge were installed: c. c., r.
X. Wiley; p. c., e. e Horton; prelate,
c. H. Boylan; M, of u. j. Kennedy; *.
r. S., N. Candee; M. f., w ]. Fuller
M. A., s. st. John; l. G., w. f. Kirk
O. G., ], w. Sheehan. Delegates to the
grand lodge are N. Candee and e. r.
Horton; alternates, G. Fl. Kibl2 and J..
F. Wynne.
officers Of Rathbone lodge were in
stalled as follows: P. c., Frank A. War
ner; c.. c., S. N. Door; V, c., G. Green
baum; prelate, Ira T. Hoxie: M w,
d. j. Campbell; X. r. s., Irwin Barnes;
M. F. w. O. Cooper; M. E., j. L.
Schwab NJ A.. w. ]. Smith; I. c.,
James F. Glynn; O. g., r. j. Sanford
representatives to grand lodge w. e.
Downes and Thomas Redman; alter
mates, Ira T. Hoxie and j. L. Schwab.
There was a very large attendance.
and after the installation there was a
smoker
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VISITORS IN REDDING

Isaac r. M. Treadwell, cashier of the
florida cost line railroad, and son, AL
fred have been guests of his brother
and sister, GeCrse B. and Carrie Tread
well in Redding. Mr. Treadwell was
formerly telegraph operator at Sau-
gatuck for the Consolidated railroad.
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These, of course, are stories of the
early days Of brilliant career, In
which politics at one time played a
considerable part. In later years LORD
Morris has always followed with keen
concern the fortunes of his country,
and he is credited with sundry caustic
observations concerning home rule. An
ardent Separatist once observed to him
that in his opinion Mr.. Gladstone was
heaven born genius. Then" said Lord
Morris, may it be "a long time before
heaven is again in an interesting condi-
ton" Some day, possibly the noble
and learned lord may be induced to
write his "reminiscences They should
be rich in incident, and from the auto
biographer point of view would pos
sess the advantage of distinguishing the
actual from the yphal.--London
Telegraph.
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| ry.
The first presidential banner to be
raised by the republican party in the
state of Connecticut was flung to the
breeze in front Of the Young Mems Re
publican club last evening. A crowd of
nearly 300 witnessed the ceremonies,
which were made interesting by the
presence Of Congressman Sperry, Judge
Bishop of the city court and exMayor
Farnswo1th. Theodore Macdonald,
chairman of the republican town COM
mittee, presided over the exercises. At
intervals during the flag raising the
American band, under tine leadership of
Fichtl, rendered selections. and at the
conclusion Of the ceremonies furnished
a very pleasing programme on the roof
garden of the club, whence all the men,
bers had adjourned.
The banner Is one CT the handsomest
of it's kind and cost the club close to
1925. 1t is of the regulation pattern
with the Portraits Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt side by side upon it. 1t ID
stretched across the street in front Of
the club house.
The speeches made were very enthu-
siastic, and every point made by the
speakers We're loudly applauded. Con-
gressman Sperry was as usual the fav-
orite with the gathering. In part he
said: 1--WE meet tonight with the pur-
pose of Throwing to the breeze the ban
n IF MaKin1py and RnnSpUpIt Won
all see the banner. Is It not all right?
/ think it is.
Il like William Mckinley for what he
has done. I like him because he has
found way out of the slough of de-
spond in which he found the country
when he assumed the presid sncy. I like
Theodore Roosevelt because at San
Juan hill he stood up for something we
all admire, In that battle he was under
the command CT William Mckinley, and
1t was not only in consequence of his
acts upon the battlefield but in civil life
as well that he was elected governor of
his state.
1T is the first time in the history Of
therepublican party that both candidate
have been nominated by reclamation.
You all remember the time when Ben
Harrison was thrown down. ! believe
no better patriot or truer American ever
lived than Benjamin Harrison, He was
thrown down. l also believe, thought
lessly but you cannot fail to recollect'
the era and administration that follow
ed ! have only to say that we should
remember the bridge that carries us
safely over"
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Crown Antlseptic Tooth Powder for
cleaning. preserving and identifying the
teeth, hardening and strengthening the
gums and purifying the breath. Geo.
D. Farovid. GA Chapel street
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HORSES IN BATTLE.

One of the most curious sights to be
seen in a cavalry charge is the various
riderless horses galloping in the line in
perfect order. At the charge Of Balac-
lava the front rank of one regiment
was composed to a great extent of ri
derless animals, their masters having
dropped one by one. 1t would seem
that in the excitement of the moment
the horses lose all conception of what Is
happening around them, and probably
fail to notice the fall of their riders.
The return of riderless horses to camp
is an almost certain sign of defeat
When a cavalry charge is successful the
horses will, as have said, all keep up
together. even though they have lost
their riders; but when force is routed
the first news of ill-omen to those in
the rear will be the return Of the horses
with empty saddles and stirrups dam
Cling free. No more sorry sight can be
imagined. To illustrate the callous
feeling these animals have under re, a
case which happened at Ladysmith dur
ing the siege may be cited. A farrier
sergeant was engaged in shoeing an Of
ficer's horse in the open ground behind
the stables Of hotel, and had already
put one or two nails into the shoe when
a shell came screaming through the air.
The next moment the missile burst five
or six yards away from where the ser
geant and the horse We're standing, and
the splinters flew around both, but
failed to touch either. When the smoke
had cleared the horse was to be seen
with his foot still in the mans apron,
quite undisturbed by the Incident
Pearson's Magazine.
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince Il Whitley, Bankers and Brokers.
o. Broadway. New YORK. and Is Center st.,
New iiuyen. Bid. Asked
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ChfcuuO Market,

Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried.
man & Co., bankers and brokers', 10 Wall
street, New York. New Haven Ottce 7U3
Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner. Mana
ger.
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Etltamrta1.
:
THE STOCK MARK ET.
striking Denomination of Rccuprrn

striking Demonstration of Rccuprrn-
| Jv" Power.
| New York, July 5.-The New York
stock market made a very striking dem
onstration of recuperative power to-
the early losses. There were wide
breaches in prices as the result of two
days of semi-demoraization on foreign
stock mark IS when the New York ex-
change began trading this morning.
American securities dealt in in London
were depressed all the way from large
fraction to liz below the closing prices
here on Tuesday. British consols had
all but 1-'6th Of full point and French
rentes had fallen G5 tntimes from Tues
DAVIS price Such was the striking eff
fect O fthe alarm falt in European quar-
ters over the pass to which affairs in
Chira have come to which must be
added renewed uneasiness over the
financial conditions at Berlin, where
there was condition bordering on pam
ic both yesterday and to-day. There
vas no 1nnarer' efforts to contest tho
depression during early hours of the
day: that is to say while London was
still ssllirg in the market. The for
eign arbltrsge houses disposed OF up
wards of 10000 shares here before they
ceased operations with the cession of
cabled orders from London. The home
market began to rally with increasing
vigor after this selling had ceased. The
depressing influence of the Chinese sit
uati n was converted for home use in
to a factor of positive strength, and
for the first time since the scare over
the crops became an issue the prices of
wheat and for stocks advanced stimuli
taneously. The argument was that in
the event of extensive military opera
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FIRST BANNER RAISED.


Large One Thrown TO tho Bretz. Last
Evening Concert by American Bnnd
and Speeches by Prominent KrpMbli-
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CELEBRATION IN NEWTowN

DR. r. N. Belts and family with in
vited guests, celebrated the Fourth at
their home in Newtown, afternoon and
evening. James M. Belts was home
from New Haven for the occasion, and
Miss Belle Belts of Woodbury. was over
on a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. William Aclk-
ley and Mrs. Julian Hawley, son and
daughter, were among those present.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Minett Augur of New
town spent Ind pendence day with
friends in New Haven
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New York Cotton Exchange.
Reported over private wire by FL. c. Fried
man & Co., bankers and brokers', 10 Wall
Street, New York. New Haven Office 1D3
Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner, Mana
nnr Onenlup. Chasing.
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lions in China, much material would
have to be supplied from our pacific
coast.
The money market continued quiet
and there was no evidence of largely
increased supplies from the July pay
ments. The bond market was fairly
active, but the movement of prices was
Irregular Total sales par value $780,
900. United States new declined "a
and the old As * in the bid price.
NAH YVRN STOOK ma EhAE
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INDIA'S FAMINE SUFFERERS

Subscriptions Here Amount to Three
Thousand Dollars
The New Haven subscriptions to the
India famine relief fund now amount.
In round numbers, to $4,000. Subscrip-
tons in small amounts continue to
come in.
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OPENING, Highest, Lowest Quotationa
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, Is Center
Street. New Haven.
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SMALL FIRE ON GROWN STREET

Chemical engine No received still
alarm call about $500 o'clock last even
ing for small fire in Edwin j. Toof's
shop on Crown street The fire was
caused by woodwork catching ablazs
from blow pipe. 1t was extingushed
before much damage was done. The
damage will not exceed SO.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
IIELp MANTEn-MALE.

~-~---~-~-~~~-~--~---~--ss-
WANTED. 4 HUsTLlNG AND COM
pesent lumber inspector TO take charge Of
the cuts OF a mill and shipping Of same f.
also telegraph operator Tor private office.
and TO attend company's store: will be-
required TO give bond. men Of family
preferred Address Gress Lumber Com
pany Kramer. Ca.
WANTED. SALESMAN FAMILIAR
with mill trade 90 sell lubricatlug OILS
as a side line liberal commiss sion. cuer-
cotic man could work himself into a COOL
raging position. Address s. o. S. Co,
care N News
WANTED. YOUNG MAN ACQUAlNT-
ed with electro plating and o.ishiug
good opportunity state full particulars
ard salary expected Address Army cycle
Manufacturing Company Charleston :. o.
Statesmen WANTED TO SELL ORR
goods hy sample 70 Wholesale ana retail
trade. we are the largest and only man
ufacturers in our line tn the world. liberal
salary paid Address. 0ou-Dex Mfg Co.
ogice . Board Of Trade Building savan-
nah. Ga
WANTED. YOUNG MAN ~ OFFICE
Tor general work who understands sen
ography. salary moderate. Address l. $.
Morning News.
Statesmen WANTED To CARRY
arst-class side line easy sales. good per
centaFe. permanent trade. everybody
needs a fountain pen. references. Perry
Pen Company. Box g. Milton. Wis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES GO
ing for less than FIRST cost "a ~ Broughtou
street. east. store known as Gnrduera Ba-
zaar.
DON'T TROUBLE YOURSELF ABOUT
moving your furniture. rolayinR your car
pets or mating. Perry A. benton viii re-
lcve YOU OF all that trouble.
ENAMELED BATHTUBS rs WHAT
We are going to orcr this week. let ~
put iu one for your ana you Will bless
the dav you were born In. an up-to-date
hathtub for only $40. as Tor plumbing.
and ras-ntting our work g. uneNcelled ana
the prices will make you feel easy In fact.
you will hardly feel 81 at al a. 9. Price
a Co.. corner State and Jefferson. Geor-
gia and Bell phones eis.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED
with German rcady-miNed paint. entire
satisfaction guaranteed. Adams Paint
Company.
WANTED. ONE THOUSAND HUN
CRY people az the Southern Grocery Com
pany. ia Barnard street
THE SHOW CASES. COI'NTERs AND
fixtures Ia the store. 70 Broughton street.
east known as Gardner's Bazaar for sale.
they must go.
THE STOCK or GOODS IN THE
store. y Broughton street east known as
Gardncrs Bazaar. must be sold. parties
wishing can purchase In lots aud prices
10 suit.
WE SELL SEWER PIPE. FLUE
pipe. IRE clay. FIRE brick al lowest prices
Adams Paint Company. ioi Congress.
west
PERRY a BENTON. 80 STATE
street. west. will move. pack chip or store
your furniture az short notice. also rem
ovntc your old mattresses at httlo cost.
Bell phone 1924.
RUSH FOR THE GAS LAMPS AND
manilcs. the saving on your gas bin viii
pay for in "a little while. not saying about
the comfort they produce. a. A. O. Price
& Co. corner State and jefferson: com
piote outnt for 75c. Georgia and Ben
phones G5s
GYPsINE rs THE BEST WALL FIN
ish made Adams Paint Co.. Savannah
agents i0i Congress. west
SEE A. G. PRICE a. co. ABOUT
your stoves. heaters and oil stoves. the
Peach Oh heater d one OF our best heat
ors NJ a low price; they are peaches. we
have several gas ranges slightly used, al
most new. at bargain prices. Phone SIS.
corner State and jefferson.
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ron sALE-mnAL nsrNrE


ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
ITALs WILL BE PRINTED IN cI4As-
sIFIED Advertisement COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS q WORD NO AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN s0C.
FOR SALE. on TIE oGEECHEE
road. between three and four-mile posts
trolley cars nearly TO two-milo post. land
in lots from one acre 30 one hundred
same can be bought in large OF small lots
on easy terms. .. H. Dorseu.
FOR SALE. a LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars; easy terms on Ninth stree
near East Bruad. no city taxation. G. IL
Dorset.
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET
near East Broad: no city taxes. AZ 500
each; twenty-five dollars casr and easy
monthly payments g. II. Dorsett.
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. AZ 500 each. Will soon DO
advanced 60 t225; when lot has been
paid for ! can arrange 20 get a home
buih. c. II. Dorsett.
FOR SALE. THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street near East Broad, have only been
sold 90 nrst-clnas parties. K'Ao will make
good neighbors: and none other can buy
The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any other In the vicinity.
{. n Dorset.
RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over the city. Robert H.
Tascm. real estate dealer. No. York
street. west.
ADVERTISER SET ~ CAP
TTALs WILL HE PRINTED IN CLAs-
sTFIED ADVERTIsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD NO AID
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOp SALE. FIVE SHARES GEon3lA
Stltc Building and Lean Association
.t,ri,. crruncate dated lsaa. dues fuly
paid. aI.p uVr shares 40 same company
certificate datcd 1895 Address Bargain,
BOX l.1 Triton. ca
FIRE PROOF SAFES WI CARRY \
nuo line OF nro proof safes in stock az an
tmcs Tho PARTIES can see exactly what
they are getting our priceu are as low
ls manufacturer sell IT, with freight adt-
ed Parties interested who wish "a good
dre proof safe. will do we'll 90 inspect
our stock IJpnman Iror Llppman
block ncrufa FOR Manufacturers
IrALS WILL fE PRINTED IN CtsAA
slrlED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS 4 WORD No AID
VTRTISEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN pC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MoRE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS
ln every dollar Of your hard-earnod hard
cash az tho Southern Grocery Company.
III Barnard street
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENsEs
BY investing your hard-earned hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. ia
Barnard street
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
ITALs WILL 1870 PRINTED IN CI5AS-
.sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS A WORD. NO ADJ
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN a0C
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MEDICAL.

~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~---.-'--.
LADIES! CHiCHESTERS ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe. re-
Liable. Take no other. Send A. stamps
for particulars. Relief for Ladies'" In
letter BY return mail Ask your druggist
Chichester Chemical CO.. Philada.. Pa.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET If YOUR
feet are troubling YOU. call on me ana I
viii give YOU relief. I cure ingTowing
nails. corns and an diseases Of the feet
without pain. charges reasonable; can
give the best references IN the city. pa
tents treated az residences; orders can
be left a. Livngston's drug store. Bull
and Congress streets. telephone Z93. Lem
Davis. surgeon chlropo1lst
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LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT CORNER HROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED by THE sAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. H.
T. SMART
FOR RENT or SALE THAT ELE-
CANT farm. four miles on the Augusta road
tpaveIi. containing two hundred and
three acres. nfty Of which are under a
high state Of cultivation. there are on the
place three dwellings. two large barns
and packing shed. fine artesian well.
everything IN hrst-class order; two rail-
roads run through the land. l. j.. La
Roche
FOR RENT ON THE oGEECHEE
road. between three and four-mile posts
trolley cars nearly 20 two-mile posD laud
90 lots from one acre 90 one hundred
same can bee bought in large or small lots
on easy terms. O. H. Dorsttt.
ADVERTISER NTs SET IN CAP
ITALs WILL BE PRINTED IN elias
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD NO AD-
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN 90.
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sir piowden. the Metropolitan Police
magistrate Or London. completed his 56th
wear recently. having been born al Nee
rot. India. where the mutiny hrst broke
out lie is one OF the most amusing mag
t..ratss on the bench. and his witticisms
are much appreciated IN the public CALLER
~ Mr. Plowdfn once decided that the
poesession OF three. halfpence constituted
".lsibIe means Of subsistence q penny
being larger IN size than sovereign and
therefore more 'yisible!'
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POSITION wNNTEp ny a IL
cersci drucgiat. six years practical cN-
pcrionco ana graduate. beet Of reter-
cucrF Address D.. k Brscltou. care
Curry Arlington Company, Rome Ga.
COMPETENT BpOKkEErER AND
general office man dr~ires position. refer
enccs furnished. Address Hookketper.
this office
POSITION WANTED BY REGISTER
cd pharmacist Address Fostoiiice Box
No. j. savannah. Ca
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az COTRsE YOU WANT TO MAXI
money. 200 do we ANA We helieNe b. WiH
bee better for both Of Us. o. work tos0 th"r
investigate our p'un; steady employ mrnt
Addrtss IuN gn Atlanta. Ga.
AGENTS no REPRESENT tho RAJ
tmore prncuwro Company. caaiett con.
tract ao.d Address r r. Gurr IA
change Bank Macon. Ga.
AGENTS WANTED -"G AiNESroN
Tho HORRORS ~ stricken cry. hy Matai
Hulsteid. fuliy Illustrated. fastest asliiHe
book over puhi 1cd only $3.50 best term
guaranteed. OUTFIT frtc. be quick }, $
Zclslcr a co.. Chicago ln.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Gussie Cooper next friend Of Gordon r..
George r. and jamie Gilmore. minors has
applied 20 Court 81 Ordinary for twelve
months support Cor said minor children oui
OF estate OF jamie Elmore. deceased. Ap-
praisers have made returns allowing same.
These are. 20 cite all whom IL may con-
Germ to appear before said court 20 make
objection on or before first Monday In
December. next. otherwise same will be
granted
Witness. Hon. Hampton l.. Ferriil
Ordinary FOR Chatham County. this 3isi
day OF October 1907
FRANK Y. KEILBACH
Clerk C. o.. &. c.
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WANTED. a SERVANT FOR GEN
cral Homework Apply after . o'clock "a,
m. at g3i puny street. west
WANTED a WHITE Girl no 30
Homework App,y No ~ Seventh street.
east
AnVEKrIsEMENTs SET IL CAP
IrALS WILL HE PRINTED ~ cTiAS
SIFIED ApNEkTlSEMENr CoLIMN
FOR TWO GENTS 4 WORD No AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN Soc