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Serious Rebellion in China,

London, Feb. 9.-The Hong Kong cor respondent of the Daily Mail says that a serious rebellion has broken out in Swatau, in the province of Kwang Tung. The viceroy has sent troops and a gun boat to suppress the insurrection.
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RECIPROCITY WITH ITALY.
Treaty Drawn Under Third Section of
 the DingIey Act.

Washington, Feb. S.-Special Pleni- potentiary Kasson for the United States and Baron Fava, the Italian ambassa-
 dor for his government at the state de-
 partment, to-day signed reciprocity
 arrangement under the third section of
 the Dingley act. This arrangement
 does not require the action of the sen-
 ate, but it does need the ratification of
 the Italian chambers. Until that is ob-
 tained it is deemed wise to withhold
 the text of the treaty from publication.
 It is stated, however, that the United
 States gains a considerable reduction on cotton seed oil, of which Italy is
 heavy consumer, and other staples, while Italy secured the abatement of duties on still wines, argols and works of art permitted by the third section of the tariff act.
 It was learned later that the conces- sions made by Italy to the United States are quite extensive, including agricultural and electrical machinery, fish pickled and in barrels, sardines, and anchovies, scientific instruments and cotton seed oil In addition to these, three articles sent in considerable quantities to Italy are placed on the free list, viz, turpentine, natural fertil- izers and skins. The amount of reduc- tion on the dutiable articles is cohsid- erable, in some cases reaching as high as fifty cents a quintal.
 Concessions granted by the United States to Italy are the same as those allowed France under her reciprocity and embrace brandies or other spirits, distilled from grain or other material; still wines and yer mouth in casks or bottles in cases; ar- gols, paintings in oil and awater colors, pastels, pen and ink drawings and stat uary. The agreement is the result of many months of negotiation and the concessions on both sides are regarded as quite advantageous.
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In the sennte.

Washington, Feb. S.--Almost imme- diately after the senate convened to- day discussion of the financial measure was resumed. MT. Allen of Nebraska concluded his speech. charging the republican party with breaking faith with the people regarding bimetallism and systematically discrediting the work of the International Bimetallic commission. MT. Cockrell of Missouri also spoke on the financial bill, making a technical analysis of the house and senate measures. He charged that the senate substitute contained the initial movement toward the perpetuation of the national debt.
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work and everything is progressing sat iefactorily."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-10

H.
10 Heriot George w. Dr., Residence,
21-23 Congress, west.
692 Hirsch, Charles S. & Co., Lumber,
"a Bay, east.
$40 Holland, D., Bicycles State, east
1877 Hull, A. b., Residence, 221 CASTOR.
east.
1927 Hoffman, w. H., Photographer, 24O
1923 Horovitz, r., Bakery, 800 Bryan,
west.
219 Hopkins & Van Wagner, Insurance
is Bryan, east
1853 Huff's Pharmacy, Drugs, 426 Ogle-
thorpe, west.
40 Haas, ]. G., Merchandise Broker, 10
Bay, west.
374 Haas, l. G., Residence. 20 CASTOR,
east.
7o5 Haddon, A. II. g. Bro, Wood and
Coal, Montgomery and Harris.
$50 Hallowell, E.. Wood. 413 Harris, west
100 Hanley, Andrew Co., Paints and OILS.
127 Whitaker.
AS Harmon. A. c., Insurance, 1O3 Bay.
east.
2o5 Harmon. A. W.. Stables. 10 McDon-
ough, east.
453 Harrison, w. G. G. r. C., Insurance,
112 Bay, east.
99S Hart, Francis, Grocers and liquors,
232 Harry g. Apple, Insurance, III Bay,
east.
GA Haslam & Co., Tailors, Bull and
Oglethorpe.
GAG Helmken, ]. H.. Grocer, "a Liberty.
west
$40 Herman. Coal and Wood Co.. 1O5
Bay west.
1o47 Herman. Morris, Butcher. 43 City
Market
900 Hicks. r. M. Residence. 21-2s Con-
gress, west.
142 Hers, J. Lawton Dr.. ONCE, II Lib
erty, east.
lilo Higgins, Walter F.. Bicycles, 125
1913 Hines. Dixie. Residence. 22s York,
east.
lis Howard & Co.. C. W. Commission.
202 Bay, east.
a45 HULL & LATHROP, Bankers, ~
BuII.
2Ss Hull. A. b. G. Co.. Wholesale Gro
GERS, New street.
663 Hunter, Pearce & Battey, Naval
Stores, 1926 Bay, east.
S65 Hunter, John H., Residence, 21S Gas
ton, east.
sT Hunter, James H., Residence. 124
Hull. west.
s91 Hunter & Van Kuren, Jewellers, 14s
Bull.
4Ss Hunting. E. B. & Co, Lumber. So4
Bay, east.
7s5 Hotchkiss e. Nevi1, Grocers,
Broughton and Jefferson.
20 Inglesby. j. E.. Warehouse, wadley
and Bay.
j.
257 Jackson, N. f., Insurance, Cotton
Exchange building.
41s Jackson, A., Cotton Factors, 3OS Will
hanson.
81 johnson, J. b.. Broker, IA Bay west.
263 Jones Pharmacy, Drugs, 241 Bull.
800 Joseph, Isaac Iron Co.. Iron Deal
ers, Bay and Randolph.
107 Joyce, j. j., Meats. 251 Liberty, east
2S7 Juchter, John, Liquors, ia Bryan.
west.
X.
1921 Kahn. M. F., Grocer. 80 West Broad.
1852 Karger, H., Residence. % Jones. east.
ga Kavanaugh & Co., Wholesale Pro-
duce, ZIG Bay wes<.
17S Kayton, l.. & Son, Brokers, % Bay.
west.
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194S Fleming, j. NJ, Merchandise Broker,
p Bay, east.
3O7 Flovd & Co., Cotton Pickery, West
Boundary and Bay.
$50 Foley. James, IA Abercorn.
697 Forest City Mills. Feed. "a Montgom-
cry.
sos Forest City Wheelwright Works,
West Broad and Olive.
1882 Foye & Morrison, Dry Goods, 1853
Broughton, west.
656 Freeman, John F., Timer, $50 Whit
aker
80 Fretwell, ]. W., Stationary, 1-s Bay.
west.
SAG Fried, j., Restaurant, City Market.
1913 Friedman, s., Meats. City Market.
4S6 F'rierson, Norton, Sr., Electric Sup
plies, 131 Broughton, east.
3iS Fripp, w. G. & Co., Insurance, n
Bay, east.
1877 Fulton, ]. E. & Son, Real Estate, 4
Broad of Trade building.
$50 Fulton & Co., Green Grocers, 31S
West Broad.
265 Furber, j. H.. Confectionery. 10
Broughton, west.
1858 Furlong, ]. T., Horseshoer, 314 St.
Julian.
557 Funk. John. Meats. City Market.
LAG Fountain, w. L., 55S zubly.
6SS Gadsden, G. M, Residence, 20 Lib
erty, east.
SIS Gardner, NJ. S.. Meats, 4SO Whitaker.
229 Gaudry, Crisp & Co., Cotton Factors.
1870 Bay, east.
1172 Guptni. e. p, Contractor, Room 8,
Provident building.
COS GEORGIA AND ALABAMA n. r.
Freight Agent. C. Of Ca yard.
724 Georgia and Alabama Railroad,
General Office.
2S Georgia and Alabama Railroad,
Ticket Office. Bull and Bryan.
ia Georgia and Alabama Railroad.
Trainmaster.
724 Georgia and Alabama Railroad,
General Freight Agent.
ia Georgia and Alabama Railroad.
General Passenger Agent
1872 Georgia Brewing Association, 207
Bay, east.
1879 Georgia Lumber Co., Lumber. Bay
east.
"a Georgia Steam Laundry. Laundry.
40 Congress. west.
759 Gerken, H., Residence, us Wheaton.
422 GERMANIA BANK, Bank, Dray-
ton and Bryan.
252 Gignilliat & Stubs, Attorneys, q
Bay, east.
70 Gleason. E. c., & Son, Stables, 104
Bryan, east.
q Gleason, It. +. & Co., Stables, lie
Bryan, east.
1877 Gordon, w. w. & Co., Cotton Fac
tors, los Bay, east.
$50 Gartelman, w. H., Residence, Ran
dolph and Oglethorpe.
181 Grady. j. E. & Son, Wholesale Gro
GERS, 100 Bay, east.
sos Graham, st. ]. 3. Dr., Office, 6 LIB
erty, west.
1923 Grantham Bros. Produce, Bay ana
Barnard.
$50 Green, w. p. & Co., Brokers. 2Ol
Bay, west.
5O2 Greig e. Jones. Naval Stores, 2O2 Bay,
east
225 Guckenheimer. s. & Sons. Grocers.
2l7 Bay, west.
1872 Guerard, A. G. G. Son, Insurance,
106 Bay east.
1155 Gibbs & Co., Fertilizers. p Bay. west.
204 Goldberg, NJ. & Bro, Grain Dealers,
3f West Broad.
1922 Grimm, j. H., Grocer. 124 Drayton.
ass Geffken. Herman II. Grocer, Brough-
ton and Price.
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ga Kayton, L. & Son.. Smoke House.
534 Kelley, B. J. Rev. Residence, 222
Harris east.
100 Herman, P. H., Plumber, 10 State
west.
$40 Kline c. D., Attorney, 1O5 Drayton.
1874 Knickerbocker Ice Co., Office Provi-
dent building
1874 Knlckerbocker Ice Co. Factory.
l169 Kennlcken Printing Co., % York
Street, west.
500 knights Pharmacy Co., Drugs, 1902
Oglethorpe, east.
l1h Konemann. C. H., Residence. sos VIII
liams.
1165 Knight, w. T., Residence, 143 Aber-
corn.
OF Kennedy, E. j., Tailor 1873 Bull.
1896 Knight, e. b. e. Co., Plumbing, 125
Jefferson.
425 Kayton, L.. Residence 7o4 Drayton.
1166 Kentucky Liquor Company, Liquor
ers, 120 Bay. east.
1oh Ladeveze. G. r., Picture Frames.
Congress, west.
II La Far, Henry, Produce. "a Bay,
west.
1876 Lang. N. Grocer, 80 Barnard.
165 Lang, ]. M. & Co, Fertilizers, 11s
Bay, east.
1Ot6 Lankeneau, ]. H.. Residence. 2s2
Randolph.
1914 LaRoche. w. p. Attorney. % whita-
ker
1s9 baltimore. r. d. & VIM. Hardware,
III Congress. west.
1929 Leaken, w. r.. Attorney. Is Bryan,
west.
2s1 LETTER. A.. Wholesale Grocer. III
Bay west
PSI -Leiiardy Co., Cotton Factors. los
Bay, east.
1882 Leopold, c. H.. Bicycle, 44s Drayton.
11i9 Lester, d. B.. Attorney. Drayton and
Bay.
111e Lester r. M. Attorney.
% Levy, b. II. e. Bro, Clothiers,
Broughton, west.
1881 Lester Ravenel. Attorneys.
Whitaker.
1870 Levy. b. H.. Residence. II Taylor.
east.
80 Lindsay & Morgan, Furniture, l21
Whitaker.
1856 Lippman Bros, Wholesale Druggists,
81 Barnard.
2ss Livingston II. H., Druggist. 1 Con-
gress. west.
sS2 Livingston, Fl. H., Branch, 800 Bull,
street
1856 Logan, H., Meats. City Market.
Is Lowell. Il. Sons, Hardware. 11s
Broughton, west
696 Lubs John, F., Grocer, 322 Liberty,
east
JOG Ludden g. Bates, Pianos and Organs,
40 Bull.
TIT Lynch, w. T., Residence. Bay and
Lumber.
ZIG Lumbermen Supply & e. Co., r. r., I
Supply 303 Bay. east.
NJ.
1870 Masonic Fair, Park Extension.
S6l Mcqueen, T., Residence. 452 Aber-
corn.
$50 Morehouse, Mfg Co, Baking Powder
22i Bay, east.
1905 Moyle, E., Trunks. 10 Broughton.
east.
526 Martin, II. e., Wood. 556 Zubiy,
97S Madison, T. c.. Painter Drayton.
$40 Mcguire, J. r.. Residence, Bay. west.
7o3 Manning, p, Restaurant, % Bay.
east.
s37 Maggoni L. p, & Co., Fish. 226 Bry-
an, west.
1850 Maril, j.. Pawnbroker. 46 Jefferson.
1101 Marshall House, Hotel, 121 Brough-
ton, east.
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1927 Colored School, West Broad and Pine.
$50 Common & Eanser % Bryan Street,
east.
Ct Coney, w. M. w. E., Insurance,
"a Bryan, east.
POS Conklin, C. A. & Co., Sheet Metal,
Wadley.
500 Coolidge, F. ]. & Bro, Warehouse,
Wadley.
455 Coeney, Eekstein & Co., Lumber, 1
994 Cottlngham. John Saloon, Broughton
and Drayton.
992 Cotton, P. H. Sheet Metals, Hab-
ersham.
S73 Cox, c. A., Timer, 142 Barnard.
7Oe Cubbedge, L. L. & Co., Grocers, Bar
nard and State.
90 Custom House, Bull and Bay Streets
9S1 Cuts, e. A., Residence, 10l Ogle-
thorpe, west.
47S Cults, E. A., Cotton Exporters, 30
Bay, east.
232 Cohen & Co., Insurance, III Bay,
east.
Has Cain, ]. R., Board of Trade build
ing.
125 Cunningham, c. A. L., Stables, 1e
Bryan, west.
400 Corson f. r. Dr., Residence, II
Jones, east
1O46 Connery, C. p, Liquors, 10 st. JUL
ion, west.
j.. d.,
dent building
1873 Cohen, H. H., Carriages. Broughton
and West Broad.
81 Dwelle & Dwelle, Cotton, 224 Bay,
east.
227 DafIin, P. D. & Son, Cotton Brokers,
400 Bay, east.
1156 Dafin, P. D., Residence, 1913 Jones,
east
4s Darcy & Chaplin. Cotton Factors,
ia Bay, east.
800 Daniel &, Carswell, Insurance, 112
Bay, east.
14O Davant & Co., Insurance, 116 Bay,
east.
78s Davis, e. E.. Machine Shop. River
and West Broad.
22s Davis, T. j., Feed, 1876 Bay west
324 bearing & Hull, Insurance, 10 Dray-
ton.
1O45 Deter Joe. Sausage Maker and
Butcher, Stall "a, City Market.
1893 Denmark, Adams & Freeman, Attcr-
neys Citizens Bank building.
995 Derst, John, Residence, 12S Brough-
ton, east.
$50 De Soto Hotel, Liberty and Bull.
S43 Diers, William, Grocer, Liberty and
West Broad.
III Dierks, A. j.. Residence. Jones and
w nltdkef.
476 Director of Public Works, City Ex-
change.
S31 Dixon, w. T., Undertaken, 15-17 Per-
ry, east
3s Dixon, Mitchell & Co., Lumber, Lib
erty and Wheaton.
$40 Dixon, j. NJ. & Co., Wholesale Gro
GERS, Wheaton.
996 Dooley, T. j., Painter and Paper
Hanger, 54 West Broad.
Sn Dorset, c. H., Real Estate, % Con-
gress, west
AL Doyle, NJ. j., Grocer, 12o st. Julian,
west
10 Drayton Grocery Company, 10 Whit
al5er
60 Dryfus, NJ. Clothing, 127 Congress.
west
l2s Duckworth & Co, Cotton Export,
~ Bay, east.
1ss Dukes, r. j.. Drugs, Bryan and West
Broad.
SIS Durham. w. j., Wagner. Lincoln
and River.
esl Draylon, B., Butcher. City Market
154 Dunn, NJ. F. Dr., Residence 2Ol York,
east.
5s7 Dixon, ]. NJ. Residence, 2i9 CASTOR,
east
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40 Dickinson, G. e., Broker, Cotton Ex-
change.
S12 Dickinson, G. E., Residence, 81 Gas
ton, east.
1890 East Broad Street Colored School,
East Broad and CASTOR.
147 Eckman & Vetsburg, Wholesale Dry
Goods, III Congress, west.---
g. Electric Supply Co., Electric Sup
plies, 112 Congress. west.
649 Elkins & Long, Groceries and LID
uors, 424 Congress, west.
A. Elliot, w. H. Dr., Residence, 100
Gwinnett east.
111S Elliot, Edw. s., Attorney, 16 Bryan,
east
2s7 Ellis, Young & Co, Warehouse, Bay,
east.
25S Ellis, Young & Co., Naval Stores SO
Bay, east.
S67 Eskedor, w. H., Residence. Taylor
and West Broad.
2SG Evans, John 7. & Co., Grocers, ia
Congress, west.
975 Everett, e. s.. Residence, West Sa-
vannah
700 e. & W Laundry, Office, 3O7 Bull.
800 E. & w. Laundry, Branch Office, 80
Whitaker.
$50 EweI, e.. W., Blacksmith. 81 Con-
BIESS, west
114S Einetein. S. r., Residence, 215 Gas
300 Edison Electric Light Co., Citizens
Bank.
$50 Eansor Fred, Mills Supplies, p Bry-
an Street, east.
1925 Fair. Rev. j. Y, Residence, 25 ogle-
thorpe, west.
265 Falk Clorhing Company, Clothiers.
Congress and Whitaker.
"a Earle. James, Jr., Naval Stores. liz
Bay, cast
ss4 Fawcett & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
2l2 Bay, west
COS FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PEN
INsULAR RAILROAD.
Freight Agent. c. OF Ga. yard.
% Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad, Ticket Ofice, Bull and
Bryan.
Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad, Ticket Ofiice. Bull and
Liberty
1853 Fcelcy. Tct Sons, Stables, 222 Dray-
ton.
100 Teeley. John Sons. De Soto. Liberty.
east.
% Feelev. John Sons, Stables, ia West
Broad.
s74 Feli, c. f. G., Residence. sunnysIde
farm.
1913 Ferst, Joe. Residence, 2cs CASTOR.
east.
1884 Ferst, Aaron. Residence, 22s Hunt
ingdon, east
~ Ferst, NJ. Sons & Co., Wholesale
Groces, "a Bay, west.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
4Oi No. !, 52r Broughton, east.
259 No. 502 Indian.
800 No. Fireman's Hall, 121 oglethorpe.
east.
100 Fire Department, No. 4, COZ Barnard.
12S Fire Department, No. 5, II Henry
Street cast.
7oi Fitch, w. u. Dr., Residence, 2
Henry west.
1872 FIannery, j. & Co, Cotton Factors.
10 Bay, east.
47s Flannery ]. & Co. Warehouse, Bay
and Wadley.
Cl2 Fianrery, John. Residence, T. Taylor,
west.
1856 Frank & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods,
Broughton, east.
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7O2 Abercorn Grocery Co., Groceries, Ill
Whitaker street.
III Adams Paint Co., 1O2 Congress. west.
800 Adler. Leopold Dry Goods, II
Broughton, east.
1912 Aiken, w. Il. Dr., Residence, 22S
Oglethorpe, east.
121 Aimar, W. w. & Co.. Lumber
Wheaton.
1152 Andepa, P, AIS West Broad.
$50 Anderson. Charles. Residence, Ala
Oglethorpe, west.
426 Anheuser-Busch Br. Assn, Beer De-
pot, 1903 Bay, east.
1928 Antwerp Naval Stores Co.. Naval
Stores, Board of Trade building.
us Apple, Mark, Carriages, 800 Brough-
ton, west.
110S Archer, John L., Real Estate, Prov
ldent building
224 Armour Packing Co., Dressed Beef
217 West Broad.
11H Abrahams, E. s., Jr., Electric En-
gineer 26 Bryan, east.
1925 Anderson Street School. Anderson
street.
1929 Anderson Street Colored School, An
derson street.
r1S Alexander II Hitch, Attorneys, Citi-
zens Bank.
SOB Allen, George W., Crockery, 11S Bar
nard.
LIS Adler, Leopold, Resldence, liz ray
lor, east.
1O5 Bacon. A. S. & Son, Lumber, II
Whitaker.
22S Baker, los. H., Fresh Meats, City
Market
Baltimore Wharf, River Street.
1922 Barnard Street School, Barnard and
Taylor.
600 Beckett & Beckett, Attorneys, "a
President east
615 Bird II. F., Meats. City Market.
66 Bsbee, w. A., Residence, De Soto
Hotel
766 Bisbee, W. A., ONCE.
1871 BOARD OF TRADE, III Bay, est.
Bohan & Derby, Warehouse, Wad-
BOZ Bond. Harrison & Co., Coal II Bull
Sl4 Bonnell, Cora Miss, Residence, TAFT
nall and Berrien.
1lS5 Bouton, A. C. Dr., Residence, "a
Jones, west.
1916 Boyd, A. F. Dr.. Residence, 100 Lib
erty, west.
442 Bradley, A. j., Commission Mer-
chant, Market basement.
S14 Bradstreets Agency. Mercantile
Agency. Citizens Bank building.
$40 Braid & Hutton, Printers, 10 Whita-
ker
SSS Bremen Bros Fruit, Produce and
Grain, 122 Bay, west
Cyl Brown NJ. S., Clothing, 1923 Brough-
ton west.
761 Brunner's. C. W. Son, Broker, 100
Bay, west.
5SS Bryson t. A., Bicycles, 242 Bull
1874 Burpee, l.. L., Plumber 20 Bryan,
west.
IS Butler. ]. c.. Paints, 21 Congress,
west.
ACT Butler G. Stevens, Cotton Factors, 2Os
Bay, east.
AIS Butler & Stevens, Warehouse, Plank
road.
1905 Bernard, A. M. Mrs, Residence, IS
Oglethorpe. east.
1l24 Brandon, T. H.. Residence, IL Jeffer-
son.
sS1 Broderick, E. f., Plumber, 200 Whit
aker.
1O7 Burns. e. e. & Co., Undertalkers, l29
Broughton, east
SS Byck, NJ s. Sc d. A., Printers,
Bay, west.
1899 Byck, Ed. c., Cigars, Bull and
Bryan.
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY co
General Offices

$50 President, Traffic Manager.
1863 General Superintendent, Superintend-
ent Transportation, General Passen-
ger Agent, General Store Keeper.
466 General Freight Agent, Claim Agent,
Civil Engineer
2O3 Purchasing Department, Accounting
Department
40 Treasurer, Paymaster.
2S5 Division Superintendent Train Mas
ter, Car Accountant, Union Ticket
Agent Passenger Depot.
So City Ticket Agent.
45 Chief Surgeon.
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY co
Savannah Agency

37 Agents Office, Cotton Department,
Freight Received Department, Col
lector, Lumber and Transfer Office
Naval Stores Office, Storage and
Shipping Department.
239 Agents Office Lumber and Transfer
ONCE Naval Stores Office, Storage
and Shipping Department, Freight
Forwarding Station, Waybilling and
Bill of Lading Department, Trace
and Claim Department.
2S4 Local Freight Received Depot, Wad-
ley Street Warehouse.
so General Yardmaster-Wharf Yard.
1859 Cohen W., Ann and Zubly
1154 Charlton, Mrs. W. G., Residence, 2l9
Charlton street, east.
SAB Catholic Library Hall, Library, $50
Drayton.
81 COTTON EXCHANGE, Bay, foot
Drayton.
221 Champion & Evans, Green Grocers
42S West Broad.
1862 Chapeau, T. t. & Son, Naval Stores,
% Board of Trade building.
1856 Charlton, Mackall & Anderson, At
99S Charlton, w. o. Mrs, Residence, 116
Taylor west.
sos Chatham Bank, Bank, q Bull.
sol Chatham Academy, 20S Bull.
so CITIZENS BANK, Bank, 10
Drayton.
1874 City Clerk, City Exchange.
1881 Clancy, r. L. & Co., Hardware, 1l3
Whitaker.
6s Cohen. A. S., Coal and Wood, River
and Lincoln.
46S Colding, II. S. Dr., Residence, IA
Taylor east
es4 Coiding, r. L.. Attorney Bay. east.
1895 Colat, Isadore, Clothing and Shoes,
l05 Broughton, west.
IA Collins. Grayson & Co., Commission
Merchants, 121-123 Bay, west.
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76 Branch, Est. S. W, Grocers,
Broughton and Whitaker.
10 Beckmann, George, Restaurant, liz
Whitaker.
613 Bryan, John NJ, Residence, Cor
don, east.
1116 Bevans, G.. E., Magistrate, 211 Whita-
ker.
623 Blum, Henry Residence, Il Ogle-
thorpe, east.
1904 Berry, o. N, Rubber Stamps, A
Drayton.
S5S Cable Co., The, Pianos LAG Whitaker.
80 Calhoun, John A, Lumber, River
and Montgomery.
514 Cam, G. T. & ]. f., Attorneys, 20
Bryan, east
1909 Carpenter, John F. Co., Paper
Hanger, los Abercorn.
100 Cassels, A. Gordon, Broker, Bay and
Barnard.
1920 Cathedral School, Abercorn and
Perry.
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R lSupernt ndent Treasu
,JacobP Mackau
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1925 Fair, Rev. ]. Y, Residence, 25 ogle-
thorpe, west.
36j Falk Clothing Company, Clothiers,
Congress and Whitaker.
81 Earle, James, Jr., Naval Stores, 112
Bay, cast.
SS4 Fawcett & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
2l2 Bay, west
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=. .. Aiger. ID. ID. D.
A RhIJO BLOCK, opposite HELD Bros
"A Once houri ea. m. to II $50 y. M; lio0
o. m. to o y. IN. Automatic telephone No.
aoa Appointments made by mall.
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Beattie. pastor.-Sermons at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Y. p. s. c. Il. at Gas
p. IN. Sunday school at 9:l5 a. m. AT
the morning service new members will
be received and the sacrament OF the
Lords supper celebrated. All car
daily invited.
First Baptist Church. Bruce Kinney,
pastor-Sunday school e:i5 a. m, John
II. Coon. supt.; morning service at IL
o'clock. subject. Moses the Ruler" AZ
ter this service the ordinance of the
Lords supper will be observed. Chris
tian Endeavor society at $3.50 and
evening service at 1880. Subject,
Where Art Thou" This is the first
or a series OF evening me entitled
Pertinent and Personal Questions
from Scripture" Strangers made well
come.
st, Johns Episcopal church. order
or service for ~sunday-l0 a, m.
Sunday school; II n. m. morning
prayer; holy communion and sermon
b. the Rev. I. Mcconnell from Dunn
barton. Scotland; 1880 p. m. special
musical service with anthem and v1o-
lin solos and special sermon by Rev
/. Mcconnell. Mr.. Mcconnell In a brill
liant preacher and orator of high or
der. He has been travelling In Eng
land. ireland and Scotland during the
past year and is now come TO work be.
tween Las Cruces and San Marcial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-06
FINEST IN THE DISTRICT.

The new road which Is being extend
ed from Pine to Media Dia canyon Will
probably be completed Saturday even
Ing Contractor West had a bigger task
than he at first imagined. Several
large boulders which were on the road
required several days more work than
was anticipated and the work on
bridges held the work back a little, but
that part which is already finished
proves beyond a doubt to be one OF the
best roads over the mountains in the
district. The road in Media Ola TO the
sawmlll Is said to be In splendid con-
dltion, and will require no repairs this
fall, and the work OF hauling lumber
over this route will soon begin. There
is about 80. 600 feet OF sawed lumber at
the Navajo sawmill. all of which and
more too. will be used In the construc-
ton of an addition to the mill In AL
bemarle this fall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-06

Of Mexico one day last week. He wee
in the employ of the electric light com-
pany and had climbed a pole to repair
a defect when he came in contact with
a live wire. A current of 1000 volts
shot through him, literally roasting
him alive as he hung suspended from
the wire in midair. II was several
minutes before he could be rescued.
The unfortunate young nan was TAX
en- to a hospital where he died after a
day of terrible suffering. Mr.. Loud
vas an exemplary young man and had
many friends and admirers here. He
was 30 years of age. unmarried, and
mother lives at Sheridan. Wyoming.
The community vas shocked when the
news OF his awful death reached this
c~ity.-Trinidad Advertiser