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only ST. Bicycles carried free. Special
train leaves a. m.
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PRIZES AT CALDER's.
Drawing Competition Brings Out a
Big Crowd at Mill Creek.

a large crowd was In attendance az
Calder 8 Park yesterday drawn thither
by the prizes that were offered by the
MANAGEMENT In an there We're 10i
prizes offered aggregatIng $500 and
RANGING from 81 90 $780, The following
list shows the numbers that secured
the coyltel prizes.
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lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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TEMPERATURES TODAY.
WATER TURNED IN.

10 a. m. 6s, Y noon. 60; 2 p. m, 72i Q
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Miss Arvllla Clark.


Contralto; Teacher Of Voice and Piano.
Studio 1918 Constitution Building
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

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10 indulge I'm youthful hIlarty at stated
intervals throughout the day.
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You can get load Of hay at the Utah
Hay Market, No. l52 West First South
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1919, 1852 $50, 5712, 2797 3572, ij3o 700,
1850. CI1j-sJ each,
1867. S1l. J73I 377i. 1892. 1856,
5O1S. 1910. 2gg7. Gas. $3.50 271l. 2O0l, 1902,
$3.50. 57G6. jlg3. 70l3. 1878 each.
jl2s, 1893. SIZE, 9S2S. 9927, 1922, 697,
$500, j73S. 1850. s628. 1858, 31l5 2il9, 1926,
l12l. $40. 1910. 1913, 1851. 3i21-i2 EACH
1905. iSl6, 1907 $50 1862. Pass, 1887,
1912. 1921 1927. gS75 1859 2Oi6. 35i6. 1910,
2072. 1894. 7j27, N0l, 657. 1888, $3.50. 1928,
1924. 1915. 1905. 1863 $685. 1913, 1855. 1891,
1894 1902. 70l9 1923 26lj, 1858. $685.. $50,
il2O, 1926 ill6. 36O3 i37l, 1919 1851,
ESQ 5,61. lG2l-Sl each
A committee Of three was selected
from the audience, and these gentlemen
supermtended the drawing. which was
performed by a little girl who was
blndfuided for the occasion
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

Laxative Bromo.Qul1lno Tablets cure a cold Ia
one day. No Cure, 80 Pay Price Is cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05

items drawn for the statements which
thus gave to YOU in confidence.
You charge that $13,343000 of con-
solidated four per cent. bonds of the
new system were to be used ito reim-
ourse our various syndicates for the
securities they bought TO control the
system You knew this to be untrue,
for YOU knew that of this s13,S4S, 900
bonds nearly five millions we're to be
used In the retirement of first mort
gage bonds. bearing five and six per
cent. interest, which had not been
oouSht for the purposes of control, bu,
which we had arranged should be sur.
rendered In exchange for the new
tours, dollar for dollar, with certain
amount of new stock to the holders of
the old bonds. as set forth In my letter
to YOU of November 4th. 1899. so that
the actual fixed charges Of the System
would have been by this exchange ra-
Ideally reduced.
The balance OF s1S.3lS,OoO. or say
SSS3o,O00 In four per cent bonds, were
to be issued for the retirement of the
entire capital stock of the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular Railroad, and the
entire capital stock Of the Georgia and
Alabama Railway, amounting to more
than thirty million dollars, and the
total amount of new stock, which we
proposed to Issue on account of tho
e. c. and p. and the G. and a. stock
added to the total amount of bonds to
be issued for these properties aggregate
less than the face amount Of the old
securities which we thus propose to re-
tire. so that the total amount of new
securities would be less than the face
amount of the old securities now out
standing on these properties. and which
we intend to eXtinguish.
The total interest charges on all
bonds which we proposed to issue for
the acquisition of the entire capital
capital stock of the f. G. and p. and
the G. and y. railways. amounts to
scarcely SS5o,000 per annum. or about
100000 less than the actual surplus net
earnings OF these properties after the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05

payment of all their present fixed
charges Cor the past fiscal year. while
they were operated as separate proper
ties without the benefits which would
result from consolidation.
The actual earnings for the last fiscal
year of the roads already finished,
which are 10 be included in the Greater
Seaboard system, were large enough
to pay full interest on their present
bonded debt. and also on all the new
four per cent. bonds which it is pro-
posed to issue on the consolidated sys-
TEN. and yet leave surplus of some
four or five hundred thousand dollars
in addition. These figures you had be-
fore you at the time you sent me your
misleading telegram OF December Goth
You criticise the issuance of per
cent. bonds by the system for the pur-
pose of acquiring the capital stocks of
roads which 1t is deemed desirable TO
consolidate. The issuance of bonds by
q corporation to pay for stock acquired
OF another corporation, as you we'll
know. is not unusual. The New York
Central railroad recently purchased
Lake Shore stock, and also bought the
stock of the Michigan Central. Issuing
I,15o OF Its bonds for each 81 900 Of
stock. and in the recent street railway
consolidation in Baltimore, some SIS.
100000 OF new per cent. bonds were
put out in exchange for the stocks Of
several divisional lines, TO the advan-
tege and satisfaction OF all concerned.
The Atlantic Coast Line Company not
long ago issued $1,000 900 OF bonds in
retirement of an equal amount OF Its
own stock.
AT our interview on November 9th,
you told me that you had been informed
.. q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
sCHLEY AND SAMPSON TO BE MADE VICE ApN

the fighting between General Gatacre
and the Beers at Cypbergat to-day
shows that 5000 Beers, with, artillery.
attacked British outpost between Cy-
rhergat and A1olteno. General Gatacre,
with mounted troops and field artillery,
moved out in front Of Sterlsstroom and
found the Beers strongly posted at Co
pet berg, whence they We're quickly dis
lodged, the Beers fleeing in the direc-
ton of Stormberg. The Beers used the
British guns captured December 10th,
and shot well, but the Brit sh kept I'M
der cover and there were no casualties
on their side.
THE ATTACK ON MOLTENO.
London, Jan. 4.-The War Office has
received report from Cape Town.
dated Wednesday, January Sd, report
ing the situation in General Gatacre's
district. 1t says:
"Dordrecht is now evacuated by
AIontmorency, who occupies Birds Sid
ing on the Indwe line.
.'Molteno is being attacked to-day by
the enemy, who more or less surround
the police station. but who. according
TO reports, are being forced back. Re
Inducements Of mounted infantry and
field artillery have been sent by Gen
eral Gatacrc. The result is not known.
"a company OF mounted infantry I'M
der Anderson has reconnoitered at
Prieska and exchanged shots with the
rebel forces on the north bank.
mo movement Of Generals Methuen
and French is reported"
BOER HORSES STAMPEDED.
F'rere Camp. Jan. "a vigorous
shelling OF the Boer trenches on the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
VIII Hold the Philippines.
(By Telegraph to virginlan- Pilot.


Washington, D. c.. Jan. At is
known that Senator Beveridges reso-
luton on the Philippines. introduced to-
day. was written by the Senator in con-
sultation with Senators Lodge. chair
man of the Philippine Committee; Da-
Wis, chairman of the Foreign Relations
Committee and Allison, chairman Of
the Committee on Appropriations, the
last-named finally revising it to the
form in which it was introduced. 1t is
understood that the resolution is a
composite expression OF the views of
the Republican Senator's, and that san
ators Plat. Davis. Lodge and Bever-
idgc We're in favor OF more positive
declaration, and the resolution as it
stands is as fair an expression as Is
possible OF the position or Republican
Senator's upon this question.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05

in the form of a telegram from Mr..
Ryan, Mr.. Williams has tonight given
to the Associated Press the following
letter. which. as stated by him, he has
sent to Mr.. Ryan in reply:
"Thos. f. Ryan. New York. NY;
Your speciously worded manifesto
Iof last Tuesday. which you put in the
shape of telegram to me, was read
by me for the first time in New York
In a morning paper OH last Wednes-
day. and later I received it by mail
from my Richmond Office, whittier you
appear to have sent II the night before
at the time you gave it to the press.
This telegram assumes to be a re-
ply to my telegram to you of two weeks
previous, but you pass over the most
serious charge contained in my tele-
gram Of the 18th ult.
I'm your telegram you distort and
make public use of information which
freely gave you concerning our plans
and purposes, including our ten .ative
plan OF consolidation. l informed you
In all of our interviews that our plans
had not been crystalized, and that they
were still open TO such notifications or
ALTERATIONS as might seem to be wisest
and best to our Syndicate Committees
when the plans should be brought up to
be finally passed upon. I. therefore.
asked you to regard all this informa-
Ition as entirely confidential, and though
you promised faithfully to do so. as
late as November 9Th, at our confer
ence at the Hotel Waldorf. where there
were also present Mr.. St. John and
your attorney Mr.. Page. you have de-
librately violated your pledge, and
have sent to the press for publication
la garbled statement which included
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
TIE sEAEoARD AIR LINE
Tho President OF tho systcm qua the
chief Promntcr or consol,dat,on
Charges His Chicr onponon, win
Deliberately Violating n pledso
Onorsto Buy New Workers. stock
e,sa o PER SHIRE.
(gy Telegraph to virginian-Pilot.)

Baltimore. Jan. 4.-Mr. Thomas IT.
Ryan, OF New York. who has been
prominently identified With the inter
ests which are opposing the proposed
consolidation of the Seaboard Air Line
properties, recently gave out q state
ment. by Associated Press. in which
he made structures upon the personal
management of its president. MIR. John
Shelton Williams, and upon the general
plan OF consolidation.
In reply to this statement, which was
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
tBy Telegraph to vlrglnian-Pilo..,

(By Telegraph to virglnian- Pilot.)
Sterkstroom. Jan. 4.-General Cat
acre to-day met the invading force at
Cyphergat. near the British advance
camp at Bushmanshoek. The Beers re-
tired hurriedly shortly after the Brit
ish artillery opened fire. The enemy oc-
cupied Molteno and Cyphergat to-day,
but the latter place is now re-occup ed
by us.
KEPT UNDER COVER.
London, Jan. 4.-Further details Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY.

Representatives Quarles, Of Virginia,
has introduced the following House
resolution:
Resolved, That we hereby extend to
our TWO sister republics in Africa, the
Irlhsvaal and the Orange Free State,
our deepest sympathy in the noble,
brave ana patriotic struggle they are
now making to preserve their govern
ments from destruction by the hands
OF monarchy"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
Annie Z. Brumby, mother of Admiral
Dewey's flag lieutenant.
THEY ARE GENERALS NO

Washington, d. c.. Jan 4.-The Sem
ate to-day confirmed the nominations
of Lloyd Wheaton and ]. c. Bates to be
major-generals of volunteers, Colonel
S. NJ. b. Y Dung, Lieutenant Colonel
Arthur Macarthur and Lieutenant Colo
mel William Ludlow to be brigadier-
generals.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
THE MODIFIED RESOLUTION.

Mr.. Payne, chairman of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, presented the
Sulzer resolution as modified by the
committee for immediate consideration.
The resolution as modified is as fol-
lows:
Resolved. That The Secretary of the
Treasury be and he is hereby requested
to furnish the House of Representatives
the following information:
First-Copies OF all letters, agree
me.tts. papers or documents between
the Treasury Department of the United
States. or any person connected there
with, and the National City Bank and
the Hanover National Bank, of the
city of New York, or any person acting
FOR them, or either OF them, since the
4th day of March, 1897. relating to the
deposltlng Of public funds. bonds or
revenues in said bank or banks, or
any other relations or business trans
actions now existing or heretofore had
between the government and the said
banks, or either of them.
Second-Thc amount of public money
bonds or revenue deposited with said
banks. or either or them, or with any
national bank by the government, upon
what security, for what length of time
and the reasons therefor, and whether
said banks, or any OF Them have paid
the government any interest on said
deposits, and if so, how much, and all
other information concerning the same
or In any way relating thereto.
Third-And also the date of the sale
OF the custom house property of the
United States in New York city to said
National City Bank. the date of the es-
ecution OF the deed thereto. the date
and manner OF payment of the purchase
money therefor the disposition of the
proceeds OF the said sale and whether
or not the Government has paid any
rents for said property or any portion
thereof for any purpose, since the day
of sale, and if so to whom, and all facts
relating to the said transaction.
Mr.. Sulzer arose after the presenta-
ton of tho resolution and said he would
accept the amendments.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. 4.-The House ses-
sion was very brief again to-day. the
only incident being the adoption of the
Sulzer resolution introduced yesterday
calling upon Secretary Gage for all in
formation regarding the deposit of gov
eminent funds in certain New York
national banks. The resolution, as
adopted, was made more general in it's
scope, and an amendment was added
to cover information respecting the
transactions relating to the sale of the
New York custom house site. Secre-
tary Cages friends had been informed
that he courted the fullest investiga>
ton, and was prepared to submit all
the facts to Congress. Accordingly
there was no friction over the passage
of the resolution. which was unani-
mously adopted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
A WARNING UNHEEDED.

Mr.. Richardson. the minority leader,
asked for five minutes, which he de-
sired to yield to Mr.. Levy (Dem. Of
New York;. The request was complied
with. and Mr.. Levy offered an amend
ment to the resolution. which included
a request for the Secretary's reasons
for delaying the-aaPesiittts- In tfrtfonut
banks until the panic had occurred. Mr..
Levy said he had warned the Secretary
in September that panic was immi-
nent. Had the Secretary needed thar
warning and deposited Government
funds in national banks in September
and October, instead of buying bonds,
the panic would have been averted.
The amendment was promptly ruled
out OF order and the resolution, as Of
fered by Mr.. Payne, was adopted.
Then, at 1920 p. M, the House adj
iourned until Monday
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
SAMPSON AND sCHLEY.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Representative
Bingham. of Pennsylvania. to-day in
troduced the following joint resolution:
Resolved, etc. that the thanks of
Congress are hereby rendered TO Rear
Admiral William II. Sampson and Com
modore Winfield Scott Schcy and the
officers and men under them for the
destruction of the Spanish fleet at San
tiago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-05
Still ANOTHER
VESSEL TAKEN
The Imperial German Steamer Gen.
eral Occupied by British.
cATAcRE DEFEATS Beers

No Definite Information About the
Boer Attack ON Ioi,eno-Genora,
Louhors says Ho Ha. Not Los, u
single Man by " di,e-MoreEng-
fish Militia GATED carsoea of
seized stenmers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
BOARDING


FURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST-CI.ASs
table board. 81 Jones street. east.
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH GOOD
Board u Oglothorpe. west.
COUPLE OF YOUNG MEN CAN OBJ
tain good board and pleasant rooms IN
private family sl5 Liberty. east.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO GENTLE
men. 81 70 s. per week: board g. 10: con-
Meeting rooms for light Housekeeping
State and Montgomery.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
room with good table board. az IFS Ogie-
thorpe avenue. west.
DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM. NICELY
furnished. with board. rates reasonable.
l0i Bnoughton, east.
GOOD TABLE. COMFORTABLE
rooms. central location and reaaonah BILE
rates. az 32z Harris street east.
ROARnERs WANTED, At 81 WEST
Harris street. near Central depot; every
convenience. prices reasonable.
BOARDERs WANTED. ONE or TWO
nice couples Or three or four young men
can secure largc sunny rooms with board
30 private family: close in. in a block Of
Bull street houses; strictly modern. An
swer Modern this office
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ron sAI.r-nIscnLLANRous.

CHRISTMAS 4 1877 OWN rhitEE
weeks on. have Won msdc your tour - tho
stores go 90 nlI the iowclry stores ana
land at Wilcnskya. ccrncr Hrouwhton and
barnard there youu strike what you
want This is the holiday 10 or the sea
son.
FOR SALE. WE'LL EsTABLlsHEn
good paving bicyc,s business % rood np-
fortuuity for young man acquainted with
bicycle rcpalrins. Address bicycle.
care thls office
FOR SALE. GOOD SOUND pNAUGfIr
horse 81. ralmer. ils East York
PIANO FOR SALE. CASH on EASY
terms harsiin. Apply q Liberty, west.
PIANOS FOR SALE. ONE PABLOR
Grand siehtiv used. excellent quality or
tone hlsh-elass make. rare bargain. also
several upriENs az e tArrthcc Apply
John Nicsard. % West Harris street
FoR SALE. TWO CASKS. CAPACITY
i71 gallons each Ctlas, g. stults q Co.
WOOD. WOOD wOOp. ALL KINDS
and sizes. reasonable price. satisfaction
guaranteed Brown Bros. Anderson and
East hroad streets
FOR SALE. 10 BARRErs PURE
grape wine. years old nt 60 cents sal
lon. by che barrel OF IN gallons, 10 b..
81 charles. Ga; send Tor samples }. G..
Fuller
COWS. WITH YOUNG CALVES FOR
sale. call ll Yves, Boundary street. zee
them
WOOD WOOD WOOD. ALL KINDS
AMI sizes. reasonable price; satisfaction
guaranteed Brown Bros. Anderson and
East Broad streets
o
crs S. inches 900 diameter SIS feet long;
/ condition good. one smoke stack feet
ln diameter % feet high. ono engine
% horse-nowcr The cypress Lumber
Company. Apahchlcoa. Via.
FOR SALE. DWARF GOLDEN AR
hor vitae. for cemetery lots and lawns. a.
John sullivan. % Congress street west
FOR SALE. ONE MULE AND HAR-
ness and truck Apply sercveu House
Cienr Stand
FOR SALE. A SMALL lot CHOICE
| fruit trees. assorted az auction. Monday.
/ Dee. 3. az G. D. Dor.eu's.
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD: All. KINDS
AMI sizes. reasonable pr. y. satisfaction
guaranteed. Brown Bros. Anderson and
East Broad streets
FIRE PROOF SAFES WE CARRY A
hne line of IRE proof safes IN stock az an
/ times. The parties can see exactly whof
/ they are getting our pricce are as low
as manufa rturers sell u. with freight adj
| ed Parties interested. who wish a good
IRE proof safe viii do well to inspect
/ our stock. Lippman Bros. Lippman
/ block. agents FOR manufacturers.
/ TURpENTtNE LOCATION FOR
Faic. Is crops nrst year woNvss iz.5VJ acres
round timber. a. 81 IN pcr acre g. per
I thousand boxes for leased timbsr; plenty
/ Of timber 90 be- got. IN Ave milrs OF rail-
I road. viii givc possession now or az end
/ of season. Address Round Timber care
l Morning News.
! ADVERTIsEMENTs SIT IN CAP
! iTAtS WILL RE PRINTED IN CLA9
| siFtED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
/ FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AID
| NERTisEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
/ THAN SOC
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
nrsINEss CIIANcrs.


AN fNCOME-giop- INVEST
ments. My book explaining tho m 81 mod
ern and thoroughly practical methods Tor
making reasonably safe amounts OF money
by security investments. mailed on re-
quest: highest financial and customer ref
crcnces Richard Jones. broker. 40 EN-
change Pace. New York.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL SUPPLIED.
stock companies organized; businesse "a
sold privately. stocks ana bonds unaor-
written. guaranteed and sold on comm IS
sion: ueriiorious Inventions fnancei.
Daniels q Co. bankers 6 Wall street
New York. also London. Philadelphia. At
ianta and San Francisco.
ADvERTIsEMENTs SET Is CAP
ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
slFIE.n ADVERTISEMENT colt M
ron TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AID
RTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
ron RENT-HOUsEs.


FOR RENT. HOUSE 1914 BULL
strecs. bath and all convenienees. so per
month. J. r. Fulton 4 Son.
FOR RENT. E7 DUFFY WEST. St
per month. g rooms and bath. W. j..
Mscally. Jr.
FOR RENT. 40 TENTH STREET
west six rooms sud hath, large yard. ii6
per month W. j. Mlsealiy. Jr
FOR RENT. NICE sIN-ROOM HOUSE
1912 Montgomery street. Prcndergost &
Ganohi. Bryan street. east
FOR RENT. NICE TWO-STORY COT
tsge 1911 Dray;on street; 81 per month.
Prendergast & Ganahl. Bryan street
east
FOR RENT. sIX-ROoM COTTAGE
Habershnm and Thirty-siNth street. ga.
hath ana ever. convenience. will rent
whole cottage or three rooms with use
OF bath, etc. Apply 1902 Habcrsham
street. or p. /. Okarma.
TO RENT a SMALL HOUSE on
Gordon street. Apply 3l5 Liberty street
west
BRICK RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST
corner Og,cthorpc avenue and East Broad
street Apply on premises.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


NDVERTfsEMENT SET II CAP
ITAIS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD-
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc.
FoR SALE, a LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars: easy terms, on Ninth street,
near East Broad: no city taxation. c. II.
DOrsett.
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad: no city taxes. az so.
each: twenty-five dollars cash, and easy
monthly payments. c. II. Dorsett.
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. at 500 each: will soou
be advanced 20 SOS; when lot has beer
peld for 7 can arrange 10 get hons
built. c. II. Dorsett
FOR SALE. THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street. near East Broad. have only beer
sold TO frst-class parties. who will make
good neighbors; and none others can buy
The terms are very easy. and they ar'
cheaper than any others IN the vicinity
C. II. Dorsett
FOR SALE. THAT FINE BUSINESS
stand corner Waters road and Wheaton
street. For further Information call. /
D. LhRoche.
FOR SALE THAI NAAE Hl0ttA~ ~ =
dwelling southwest corner Bolton street
lane and jefferson street ]. D. Lakoche
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT
state, near Bull street. Apply Is state
east. or 20 l. y. LaRoche.
AM OFFERING SOME OF THE
incest investment property on the mar
ket. Call on me for further particulars
I. u. IaRoche.
CORNER lot IL SOUTHERN SEC
lion. one hundred feet front. only SEQ !
sold this week Youmans q Demmond.
LOVELY LOT THIRTY-EIGHTF
street. near Abercorn; hfty-two feet front
only si.4oO. u sold az once. Youmans
Demmond.
THE PRENDERGAsT LOTS o.
Thirty-nrst. Abercorn and Lincoln streets
are lovely and cheap. II you are tninkinl
81 tuvinR lot don't fan 10 sec these
| Youmaus a Demmond
REMEMBER THAT If you HAVEN
ali cash to buy property from us. SINAI
/ amount f. only necessary; we arrqng
balance without charge. Noumans
Demmond.
look At THE Seller LOTS OF
Thlrty-acvcuth street the widest stree
south OF Liberty. The most pieturesaa
/ part Of Savannah; deep lots with lanes
Tor particulars SEQ Youmans Demmono