davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
ALDERMAN DIXON REPLIES.
Likes 10 Have Discussion. hut It l.
the same old cry"

Alderman James NJ Dixon was seen
yesterday In reference 90 the interview
IN yesterdays Morning Ncws with a vel.
known attorney ia which the latter strong
By opposed Mr.. Dxon's plan for opening
Barnard and Abcrcon streets through the
squares
'The heading OF the article. a Crying
shame struck me az once replied the
alderman III o. almost the exact Tan
guaee used by a wen known citizen 81
an interview published in the Morning
News 30 opposition to the intention OF
Council to transfer the control OF the city
quarantine station 20 the Marine Hosp tal
Service 10 was not only De- Jared tht
she proposed move was crying shame.
but We yer, surrcuderlng ouT rights and
privileges and exposing 10 danger the
lives 81 our wives ana children. Never
theIess the transfer vas mads ard his
proven 60 he one 81 the best steps ever
taken hl tho city as well as saving q
considerable expense to the city govern
mpnt
9th, came cry has been raised 90 case
OF every impr0v emcuf proposed iu saFan-
nah ln the last twenty years IL was
RAISED when the cify began paving me
streets. and raised again when the rail-
Park 10 VIII always bo rulsed when
ever any impros cmsut necessitalng a
change 90 existing conditions H. proposed
Conservatism be- inherent in 'hs nature Of
che people OF Savannah"
"HoMeyer. said Alderman Dixon. II
ana glad that tho interview was printed
only think the name OF the gentleman
should hny, been used am glad 90 have
t4e movement discussed. do not desire
to Impose ou che people of Savannah any
tniuE 20 which "a majority Of those affect
"a are opposed If Is develops that
majority ol tho Intelligent and thinking
ltlxsus Of tine city are opposed 20
the change then VIII bow
gracefully and Withdraw my resolution !
wish u understood. however. That ] wus
encouraged 10 Introduce thc resolution
at tine instance Of "a number OF prominent
citizens VINO regarded the proposed
.lauce ass desirable one. n mot with
my approval as Be- did with theirs and
hence The proposition Co make the change
% is not altogether lmprobn bic that
change may boz made 80 the plan proposed
ny Alderman Dixon. Some at those, VINO
favor opening the streets through the
quaree. opic,s 20 closing the slle etreets.
THIS. they say. would not only bt oh1ec-
,louabie Go the lbutfiug property owners.
hut iuconveuicni 20 the general public as
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
ABRAHAM sHEFrALL DEAD.
Was weII-known SRvannahian
aud Leaves MANY Relatives.

Was n weIi-known sRvannahian
aud Leaves Many Relatives.
Mr Abraham Shedau died yesterday
morning Of congestion OF the liver at his
residence. No 100 Gordon street. west
fiis death was unexpected and. therefore.
a greater shock 10 relatives and friends.
The funeral viii be held this afternoon
al the late residence, Rev. John d. Jor-
dan. pastor OF the First Baptist Church
officiating The intermeut viii be IN
Laurel Grove cemetery.
Mr. sheral was a well-known Savan-
nathan. ana The name has been horne by
prominens citizens since the early days
Of the colony Dr. Solomon Sheftall. the
great grandfather Of the deceased. hav-
ing been among those who landed with
Gen James Oglethorpe. The deceased was
born In 1852. being g. years and ten months
old.
For many years MIR. Sheftall was IN
business Ia savannah. lie was also well
known formerly as truck grower. and
tor n time wac IN charge OF the Ogecchee
canal
Ten children remain. eight sons and
two daughters. They are M.-srs. Abra-
ham shenan c. u shcftoll u F. Shelf
tall. Solomon Sheftall. Samuel Sheftan. b.
sheftall. b r Sheftall and +. + Sheftall
and Mrs Virginia Bowene and Mrs. Dr.
Ella SheftaN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
CAPT. CAM THE ONLY ONE.
No Other Legislator From savannah
Has Gone 90 Atlanta Yet.

senatsr-elect J Ferris Cam was the
only member Of the Chatham county legis-
lative delegation who left for Atlanta last
night Representatives-elcct Harden.
Wells and Hitch will leave tonight.
Capt Cam was accompanied on the
rip to Atlanta by Hon r. g. duBignon.
Solicitor General w W. Osborne. Sheriff
Thomas j. sweeny and Mr. Samuel Rey-
nolds all lights OF greater or less magni-
tude In the local political armament.
With one accord. however. they all dis
claimed political intentions and seft d
thai their trip to the Capital ely was
without political significance.
Capt. Cam said that h. had not been
asked to Introduce a single local bill mad
not seen one IN It's completed form. caul
not say exactly what any one OF them was
Intended 20 accomplish and was not In a
position 90 tell what he would DO. lie was
waiting for further light before he made
up his mind other members OF the dele
CATION seem TO be Of the same way or
thinking; certainly they are OF the same
way OF talking.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
COMPANY - SUING 4. {. HILL.
Peoples savings aud Loan Company
About To ForecIosr Mortgage.

Peoples savings aud Loan Company
About To ForecIoSe Mortgage.
In the Superior Court yesterday suit
was filed by the Peoples Savings ana
Loan Company to foroclose mortEage
against C. clifford nm. individually and
as the natural guardian Of his three
minor children.
The company alleges in les petition that
the defendants are indebted 90 it IN the
sum OF k06269 The Indebtedness arose
through advancements made by the plain
tin for the Improvement OF certain prop
erty. belonging originally 10 Mrs. nm
which by her will was given 60 her hus-
band for the term Of his natural life ana
to their three children in remainder
The property was unproductive and an
or,iex OF court was obtained authorizing
HHl 60 borrow money for the purpose OF
adding improvements This course was
followed and the improvements were
made. Some part OF the several advances
made By the plaintiff IN the pending suit
have been repaid. but there rcmlins ac-
cording 70 Is contention, balance of
So GO 81 For this amount suit is now
brought aud the court asked 20 direct that
the verdict rendered b. made spec al
lien against the property by which the
loan IS secured
I'M Il will be- remembered is the eN-
keeper Of Laurel Grove Cemetery who re-
Gently left Savannah for parts unknown
II II exceedingly unfortunate that the lit
tie property OF his children should be lost
through his indiscretions.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
NAY DE An ESCAPED CONVICT.
Man Arrested Yesterday Bears Marx.
of ManacIes and wounds.

man Of many aliases. who. according
20 his report, also halls from sundry ports.
was run IA early yesterday morning by
Patrolman 7. c. Murphy. The man is a
ginger colored negro feet inch high,
and IN addition 60 manacle marks on his
limbs. bears. also. the scars OF numerous
wounds. He has been hanging around
the southern part Of the city for several
nights. Omcer Murphy has questioned
him more than once as 10 his name and
business. and each time was told a differ
ent story. At times the man said th1,
his name was Bill Smith. Bin More. and
Bill Black. and that he came from Char
lotte. Columbia aud New York.
Early yesterday morning the man OF
the many aliases was fohnd asleep In a
car OF the Savannah. Florida and West
ern yard, and was sent 60 the harracks.
Then the marks Of the manacles AMI
wounds were discovered The man admit
ted that he had been on the chain-gang
IN Charlotte. and said that the scars on
his body had been made by a brother.
with whom he had mad a difficulty. The
police authorizes are OF the opinion that
he belongs 10 some gang nearer this city,
and that he was wounded when ne made
his escape AT present the only charge
against him Is vagrancy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
SHARK ARRIVES TONIGHT.
How Local Hoo-Hoo- VIII Receive
the Chief of the order.

a.. v,.u,t.-, "a s,ut,,,,,i en-. c,oncate-
-.
mated order OF Hoo-hoos shark OF the
universe Will arrive Ia Savannah tonight
over the GEORGIA and ALBANIA. He D.
,.,,,-,t... ,-o,,, ,.. ...,,t .,,,e,t.,.,,l,p
OF 'he Organization at 'n'''' "''' :"
Was elected 10 the highest Office IN lts
gait.
Arranrernents hive b.en nesun for the
.....,.. Gnu ht. t~.,.-
-
e' members IN h"o-ho" To- 0nFahh'h ue
ing heeiious OF showing lh'" JOY "''d
s'tiatae non IN ne eieNauon 70 IN" hisn
honoF "i shark OF the universe ~ =
with 40 little pride that they CONSIDER
ma one - 'no'I own hu"''sI' say
nu''in wen NHoNh aHl"hs mem LOT m
Coy ''te 20 ii"o-ii"'. was 'n"s'" 20 ~,
I, 80 mo i'spo"7iDi' p''Ce' 49, ~
"'i "t'', 'l ~, ustei 'llu 't'o" :" 20 ~
- :" nun ~" ",a none h"h"l ~ NV" =,
,'''.e u.,,'''"''n 100 iio'e ''"'' M ~
Wv 49, Nlon "'ia ne ~ 49,
-, ",'s" LOT 'h' s''"' N.'''i,.
amer u '"'''" ''" y.
I'M "oN'' OF p l'vi''''s"' -
s.''',.'., 1910. 49, tn', VIZ U1,.', "I
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
GUESTS OF THE SEABOARD.
PROMINENT BANKERS or THE
NORTH ~ the CITY TO-DAY.

President John skeleton Williams
Compliments Holders Of Securities
of the seaboard with n Trip ny
Special Train over the system.
Party Arrived Last Night From
ELECTROMAGNETIC Have "a Trip on
the river This Morning and In
spect the Scnboard TerminAIs-A
Drive 20 Bonaventure aud the
Yacht club, aud Luncheon at the
de soto ON the ProErnm me-On
This Afternoon for Jacksonville.
Many millions Of capital are represented
IA the aggregate rs party Of bankers
from the Northern ard Middle Atlantic
states who viii spend to-day In Inspect
iug the seaboard Air Line property al sa-
Vannah The gentlemen arrived last nigh;
by special train over the Seaboard from
Montgomery aud were driven % tho De
Soto Following are the members Of the
party and the banking firms they repre-
sent. John scott, L1dcnburg. Thalmanr
4 Co. Harry Fannestock ID Fahnestock
4 Co G y Hobntzel. calm, HobIitsel a
Co. A. n s. Post. Mercantile Trust Co.
" r. r. Taylor. Robert Taylor Co;
James r. Farrell. Frank Rosenberg
Co Talbot D. smith. clinton =. Paine y
co Frank r. Redwood. Lowndes Red
wood John Redwood. John Redwood a
Son. william Redwood James n Thomp-
son 4 CO. Towsefd Scott 7. Scott
Sons. r. " Austin. = Y. Austin a CO.,
+ n Thompson r II. Thomson q Co.
James l. Fisher. 4 D. Fisher & Son. g
Dunn. c. T. Dunn a Coz Wilson Cla-
b,ugh a. r. Clabaugh $. G. Armstead.
@ Armstcad & SON " s Baker, Jr..
Baker Walls & Co. William y oliver.
Mlddeudorf. oliver & Co and u. \. or
rick n. A Orrick 4 Co
Mr. scott IS in charge Of the party IL
was formerly president Of the Cincinnati
Southern. now portion az the southern
Railway and is connected with Mess.
I.adcnburg. Thalmann ana Co. Of New
York as expert upon securities The rms
u an the gentlemen are Interested ia Sea
board Air Line securities. ana the "Trip
over the system Is "a compliment % them
from President John skelton Williams.
who desired that they might see for them
selves the excellent property.
This morning At ? o'clock the gentlemen
will take a tug that has been secured FOR
n trip on the river Tor a view q the ship
ping A stop will be- made at the sea-
board Air Line terminals ON Hutchlnsou's
Island. ami the gentlemen Will he given
an Opportunity 20 see with what success
tn. company has wrought 10 it- EFFORT TO
handle a part Of savannah export and
import trade.
After the inspection OF the terminals
the party will be driven 20 Bouaventure
and enc Savannah Yacht Clue After a
brief stop they VIII return 70 the H.
Soto where luncheon viii De served IL
is expected that they viii leave at 2
o'clock city time. by special train over
the seaboari for Jacksonville. The party
may 60 as Gar south as Tampa.
supt Cecil Gahhett met the incoming
special last night He will oct as host
while the bankers are in the city. and
will accompany them to jacksonville.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
HE Is PERFECTLY SOLVENT.
All Mr.. Wimpy Asks of His Creditors
IL an Extension of Time.


IL an Extension of Time.
Fifteen suits on notes and open &C
counts. aggregating about 5000. were
filed in the Cty Court yesterday. against
Mr. W. r. wimpy by that number OF
Northern creditors. II is stated that Mr.
wimpy is perfectly solvent and confident
~ predicted that an agreement. docking
20 an extension of time will be reached
between his creditors and himself.
The suits vary In amount from 1925 20
sl.coo and were filed by Messrs O'Connor.
O'ByFne a Hurtridge. q. W Owens and
Osborne a Lawrence. representing the
creditors. The notes and open accounts
sued on are not old. all OF them bearing
date after April /.
y meeting OF Mr.. Wlmpy'a creditors has
been called for nexs Monday afternoon.
and a circular letter has been sent out
uprising them Of the state OF his affairs
and asking an extension OF time The
meeting viii be held IN the Offices OF MIR
Emile Newman. who is Mr. wimpys
legal adviser
Mr. Newman said last night that he
had no doubt whatever that his ellen,
would D. able to reach a satisfactory
agreement with his creditors. and that
the extension OF time he asked would be
readily granted MIR Wimpy's books show.
said Mr.. Newman. that his as@ets In
stock and perfectly good accounts. amount
to more than $1,000. while all that ne
ows FOR a stock and 60 the banks will not
greatly exceed S23co These facts can
easily b. made apparent to the creditors
and Air. Newman Is assured that they
viii do what Is reasonable and proper
The letter states that the dun season
has compelled Mr.. Wimpy 20 ask Of his
creditors an extension OF time. as he Is
not In a position 10 meet his maturing OBJ
legations at present. He feels. however
that. with an extension. payment ia full
Is certain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
SIND, MhIIc Nnu work

Through one OF the ten free scholarships
IN The international Correspondence
Schools Of Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News will present to you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbets Of votes
by Nov %. 1870 YOU can keep on earning
a living at your present work, and at the
same time by study al home In time
usually devoted 20 recreation or rest. NJ
yourself for a professional position at a
good salary.
You can easily become one Of the win
ners OF this contest by devoting your at
tention 10 collecting Voting Coupons and
keeping AZ a. No one has a better chance
than you. Get every vote YOU can. and
have all your friends save theirs for you.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
SCHOOL ron NON-COMs.
Warrant officers of the First Hat
TALON VIII Meet.

orders were read ~ the meetings last
night Of the companies comprising tnc
First Battalion 81 the First Infantry for a
meeting Of the school Of instruction for
the non-commissioned officers at the Reg
mental Armory tomorrow night Mai
vs.. J.. Grayson requests that the line Of
necrs of the battalion. as well as the cor
porals and scrgcants attend the meet
ing.
Lieut. COL Jordan = Brooks retired
has consented 10 take charge Of the meet
ing. and his instruction will be- valuable
Roth commissioned and n1n-commissionod
Ulcers were pleased hy Mai. Grayson' s
announcement that Col Brooks would at
tend
The school for instruction for the non
CONS viii doubtless result In advantage
tc the battalion Well equipped sergeants
and corporals make a well equipped com
rnand when uon-commissioncd officers
are an that they should be- % may De-
takeu for granted that their company viii
De- as near perfection as Il can well at
tain
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
STILL A GOING INSTITUTION.
INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT TO ma CAR
RIED FORWARD TO SUCCESS.

Two Important steps Taken Last
NiKht-Con.cnt Of Subscribers 80
he secured for beginning opera
tons with capital of S&5,O aud
"a Committee 81 rive 60 he Appoint
cd 10 secure Additional >ubscrip-
tions Needed 80 Haisc Totat to $50
OOO--A Decided Interest shown ANA
Determination Manifested 10 carry
the Movement 10 Successful
Termination.
After remaining in q quicscent state
during the summer. the savannah indus
trial movement was resumed ut the Mot
ropohsan Hua last night There was
fust a soon, OF business men present.
but I'm earnest interest with whi.n tine
subject Wa discussed ana tine determine
don mslifestcd 10 carry tne movement
10 a fuccsssful conclusion. was vefy hop--
ful Tor fut-lr, rr-uts Those present were
Col. J. H. Esuu. chairman. Capt. Walter
l.. Coucy. acting secretary Capt. Henry
Blum Mr. ~ 81 Levy Mr Niehoine
Lang. Mr. s. Rrouskon Mr. ID. -. Les
ier. capt. John r. Dillon Mr.. Wli.ium
Kehoe. Rev John u jordan. Mr.. lsadoro
Collat AR Oscar Holman. Mr ~ s..
Byck. AIR " =. Wtm9y Mr. r. 81.
Oliver. ar Wdch. Mr "a Drcyfus Mr
u. Morrison. uud Mr. a. " More
house.
The chairman opened the meeting with
a brief review OF the previous work OF
the association. as explanatory o. The
present Status Of the organization. and
submitted tho following nst Of the total
subscriptions reported by the chairman
OF the canvAsslnr committees.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Products or THE PINE.
European Capitalists Acquiring Data
for ~ Factory.

European capitalists want to establish a
great plant for the manufacture OF PRO.
ducts OF rosin and turpcntine at savan-
nah. They have local representative in
the field securing data for them. and II
is said the indications are that the plant
VIII be established.
Details Of the project could not be Sc
cured The information could not be dis
credited however. because OF its being
indefinite. as the gentleman who men
toned the matter said he had not heard
further particulars and had promised not
e. reveal the name Of the capitalists rep
resentative. who had approached him with
a view OF learning some Of the data Of
which he was IN search
Enough was aseertained IN the CONVEX
sadon. though. 10 prove that the enter
prise IL 20 be one OF great scope II Is said
that more labor will b required than Is
employed now by any one manufacturing
plant In the city.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Lppman Brothers, wholesale druggists
Lippman block OF this city, are giving
away free. a splendid regulator ciock
nearly feet high. with calendar attach
ment also three dozen sample hot.
ties OF LippmaE's liver pills. s-o.
70 the purchaser OF three A.,
ca Lipqmans chill and fever ten,c. Thi,
celebrated and renowned chill tonic "a
sold with a positive guarantee s,No curs
no pay" and the price and size IL the
same as other standard chill tonics.
This great expense is undergone simply
10 introduce Lippman's chilli ana fever
tonic the best In the world I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar
and Is truly a delightful enjoyment to
innale the fumes Of this fine tobacco; 4,
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See that the name Of Herber, Spencer
Il on every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold by the box of 90. Conchas at g. 20. and
Perfectos. $3.50 at IAppman Bros. whole.
sale druggists. Barnard and Congress
streets. OF this city.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
POLICE DALL rlcKErs READY.
4 Gold Medal 60 he Given 40 the Per-

4 Gold Medni 60 he Given 40 the Per-
son selling the Greatest Number.
Tickets for the han OF the Police Be
neyolent Association. which will take
place az the Guards Hall Thanksgiving
Eve. we're received and distributed yestcr-
day The committee Of arrangements has
decided to offer gold medal 20 the per-
son who sells the greatest number Of
tickets. The contest for this prize H.
likely 10 be quite close and exciting. The
committee has been enlarged. and g. now
as follows: Detective Julius STARK. chair
man. Detective J J Murphy Sergts
Powell and Muse. and Patrolmen crosby
Donohue. Umbach. LANCE. Wall Farrell
Harper, Rauzin, Broom. Fender and Har-
per
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Eight new shades az &C.
Black Cheviot Serge sponged 1ni
shrunk at 59c.
4 visit 10 our Cloak ana Ready %, d.
Department viii satisfy the most fistd-
ious
SILK Waist patterns for Se.75, worth $3.50
All colors To Taneta 75c ana Sc
Homespun suiting. AN wool. a-.ah.
59c. worth Sc.
Grey Flannel. all wool &c. double
width. worth Sc
English Storm Serge. i6-inch. 5c.
Ladies Cloth. extra Wide. So
our Carpets ana Matungs have aen
selected with the greatest OF care win
prices TO suit the times
Novelties in Tapestry Table Cover anl
Portieres az popular prices.
Great bargains in Lace Curtains.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

=. ". Mouldon, colored messenger Of
the Western Union. while riding bicycle
south on bun street yesterday afternoon.
about $50 o'clock. was run into near the
postofice by buggy driven by Mr.. l.
Garmany. The bicycle was badly smash
90 and the rider considerably bruised.
The horscmnn was nor arrested az the
time OF the accident but MouldOn wfll to-
day prefer charges against him at the
CITY Exchange Tor reckless driving
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
WILL RALLY FoR LESTER.
south-Idc CInb 20 Have "a RousinE
Meeting Tonight.

The southsidc Administration Club will
hold a meeting az the Armory Hall az
Second and whitaker streets. Hon. Rufus
+. Lester has been invited to be present
and is expected 20 address the meeting
Several other speakers will be on hand
The club will give Col Lester IS hearty
Inducements. and committees will be ap-
pointed 20 see that the fun vote Is cast
AZ the national election. Nov 6
Il g. also understood that resolutions of
interest Co the taxpayers OF the southside
Will be introduced.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
A LEGACY on $1,000.
German Volunteers nder@tnnd
Money Has Been Left Them.

The German Volunteers are busy with
rumor that they have fallen heir to
g.o00 The story goes that the legacy has
lust come To light The late Dominick
Brown. Suvannahian who was "A war
veteran OF tho Germans. D. said 20 have
leu his Cd company the money. The
Germans were the military escort when
Mr. Brown was buried IN Laurel Grove
Cemetery. and some OF the present mem
beers attended, The report OF the legacy
awaiting them viii be Investigated. and.
81 true. the company viii ind use for
"a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
rev. Bnscom Anthony ON 10 Atlanta.

Rev Bascom Anthony pastor of Trim
i;y Church. will leave for Atlanta to-
night He will go to attend a meeting
Of the board Of directors OF the Wesleyan
Advocate. the state organ OF MethO,iiTm.
which VIII elect editors and decide on
tho policy OF the paper Cor the next year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
- DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
Alderman Haas VIII Investigate
sorting of Waste Material.

alderman hhm~ WIZ i"N'NhN"'
sorting of Waste Material.
Alderman Haas proposes 10 investigate
the use Of the old warehouse at the foot
OF Whitaker street. where fre occurred
Monday night. as "a sorting pace for
waste material As chairman 81 the Fire
Committee Of Council he regards the prao-
tice as dangerous one.
Rlrector Gadsden said yesterday that
the place WIS MOI used as dump NJ
GROUND FOR gnrbagc. hut that the vast"
collected hy the city's paper wagon from
the business section was delivered there
20 the contractor. who sorts and dispoees
Of the entire amount. even the old paper
and straw being haled up and shipped
North
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
The Mi..Inr sIn.ono.

The New York Sunday Journal Of oct
p. contains a complete novel from the
pen OF Savannah lady. entitled "The
Mystery Of a Ten Thousand Dollar Pack
age OF Money" Mailed to any address for
ten cents For sale at Estilrs News De-
pot. No. IS Bull street, Savannah. Ca.
=ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Emile sabai. infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. coneily died yesterday. The
funeral viii take place al 1890 o'clock this
morning from the family residence al
Ninth and Burroughs streets The inter
ment will be In Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags and school supplies
ali at cut rates: from 10 cents up: also.
usual large stock OF all the school books.
now used in Chatham county. AZ Estilrs
News Depot, As Bull street. Savannah.
Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

"Graybeard Is q family medicine with
US said a prominent business man yes.
terday My wife takes a.. and / notice
she Il enjoying better health than Tor
years The children keep well by taking
A
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Ornaments to sternberg & co. for cash,
or in exchange for new goods.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

sternberg x Co. will az any time re-
deem diamonds sold by them at ten per
cent. discount on purchase price.-ad.