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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order grant
ed by Hon. Emory Speer, United States
Judge for the Southern District of Geor-
gla, on Feb, g. 1901, l will proceed to sell
at public outcry, or at private sale, at
the railroad station in Collins, Tattnall
county, on FRIDAY, March 8, 1901, be-
ginning at II O'Clock a. M, to the highest
bidder, the turpentine plant, still, fix
lures, mules, wagons, tools, appliances,
spirits of turpentine, rosin, etc, and the
leases of land appurenant to said plant,
belonging to the estate of f. Causey,
bankrupt, &he said leases of land being
leases made to the said F. Causey by va
rious parties, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
One lease from j. l.. Cowart, dated
Dec. 10, 1899, of two acres of land situate
in 41st district, G. M, on which said still
is located, and 40 acres of land on the
east end of a tract of land in the 41st
district, G. M, to be used for wood priv
ileges; also the use of seven shacks and
60 acres of land surrounding the same,
located near said still. Also the follow
ing leases for turpentine purposes, viz:
400 acres of land, located in 41st dis
trict, G. NJ.
one lease from WI. Jordan( datedDec.
il, 1900, located in 41st district, G. M.
containing 120 acres, more or less, except
~ acres Oh nOIluGdSI COIltI Oh SdlO tract.
One lease 1N acres of land, more or
less, located in 1876 district, G. M.
One lease $40 acres, more or less, dated
Dec. Is, 1900, in 1876 district, c. M.
Ono lease 81 acres timbered land, dated
Nov. 49, 1900, from L. w. b. Cox, located
41st district, c. M
one lease 60 acres, more or less, dated
Nov. %, 1900 from c. w. Smith, 41st dis
trct, G. NJ.
One lease Sc acres more or less, dated
Aug 6, 1900, from NJ. p. Ruffin, 41st dis
trict, G.. Nj.
One lease 10 acres, more or less, dated
Nov %, 1900, from w. NJ. Moseley, 41st
district, c. M.
One lease $50 acres, more or less, dated
Nov s, 1899, from f. Anderson, 41st dis
tricr, G.. M
One lease 60 acres, more or less, dated
Dec. 2, 1899. from J. W. Rewis, 41st dis
trict, G.. NJ.
All in Tattnall county, Georgia, where
said still is located there being in all
cut on said leased premises five crops
virgin boxes, three crops yearling boxes,
four crops pulling boxes.
There being one turpentine still and
fixtures, one 4-horse wagon and harness,
head of mules, 2 barrels of spirits. 9
barrels rosin, barrels OF crude rosin,
20 dip barrels, 2 bundles OF hopping, a
lot of glue, batting and wood.
Terms cash on delivery of property.
d. r. @. CLAYTON, Receiver.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
WILL GET MlSER'S HOARD.
Supreme Court UphOIds Nuncupative
VIII OF Bridget Anderson.

The decision of the Supreme Court In
the case of Smith against Crotty, which
was rendered on Friday, practically set
ties an interesting piece OF litigation and
concludes a more than ordinarily inter-
esting question Of law.
The facts in the case were rather I'M
usual. Mrs. Bridget Anderson, or Gull
cane. for she went by both names, lived
for twenty-five years in squalid mover
on Price street. near Huntingdon.
negro. one night last June, made an at
tempt to enter the hovel forcibly ana so
frightened the old woman that she dleu
within a few days afterward.
lust before her death she called in three
witnesses to whom, while IN eNtreHllS
mortis. she stated that Dora Smlth,
neighbor of hers for many years nau
been uniformly kind and considerate LOT
all of this time and had nursed her whlle
She was i'll and taken care of her when
She was deserted by everyone else. she
wished to have Mrs. Smith receive all OF
her property mt her death, and she ue-
clared that this was her will.
In the law. a will of this kind is known
as a nuncupative will and under certain
circumstances is as valid as VIII eA-
ecuted in writing and with all prescribed
formalities. In this case it happeheu
that Mrs. Smith, sole legatee, was also
one of the witnesses. 1t Is general
rule of the state law that when a legatee
is also a witness to the execution OF
will the legacy TO him or her rs VOID.
After the death of old Mrs. Anderson
il was discovered that during her misery
life she had accumulated ana saved
something more than $500, when was
or deposit in the savings department OF
one of the local banks.
Mrs Smith set up and proved the nun
cupative will. which was contested by
Mrs. Mary Crotty, a niece of Mrs. Ander-
son and her heir at law. The claim was
made that undue influence had been used
90 procure the execution of the will, and
that at the time of ats execution Mrs
Anderson was already I'm "a practically
moribund condition.
When the case was tried in the Superior
Court the jury rendered the following
verdict: 1--WE, the jury, find this will 20
be the true nuncupative will of Bridget
Anderson. Under the charge of the court
we find, the propounder, Dora Smith, be-
ing one of the three necessary witnesses
and sole legatee, that the will is void.
Mr. Wade Hampton Wade, who repre-
scented the legatee under the nuncupatlVe
will took the position before Judge Fal-
ligant that the provision of the code which
rendered void a legacy to one who was
also a subscribing witness applied only
40 written Wills. Judge Falligant did not
agree with this contention. The Supreme
Court, however, reversed his decision
taking as correct the position of Mr.,
Wade. The decision, which was rendered
by Presiding Justice Lumpkin, was con-
Cured in by all the other justices who
were present Chief Justice Simmons be-
ing absent from the bench.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
POLICE WORRYING HARD.
Benefit for Widow of PatrOlman
Fender VIII lie ~ Success.

Benefit for widow of PatrOlman
Fender VIII lie Success.
The members of the police force have
been hustling with tickets, good for a
ride on the Gondolas and a peep at the
Electric theater, stationed on Bolton and
East Broad streets, and several hundred
have been sold at % cents each. One half
of the money goes to the widow of Pa
trolman Harry r. Fender, who was shot
while guarding the property of citizens.
The members of the police department
feel encouraged at the showing that is
being made and no doubt a handsome sun
will be obtained from this source. The
Gondo.as began business last night, and
viii continue to spin around afternoons
and nights for two weeks. The electric
theater which was one of the features
of Bostock's Midway, will also be open
to the public The fact that the police and
knights of Pythias are behind the move-
ment, and that the money is for a worthy
cause, assures its success.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
TOOK DEAD MANS PROPERTY.
Negro Woman Said she Was His
Wife and Police want Her.

Negro Woman Said she was HIS
Wife and Police want Her.
Coroner ]. G. Keller investigated yes
terday the death of James Wright, col
ored, Of Woodsville, a settlement west of
the city.
Wright died Thursday Afternoon from
pneumonia and was attended by a physi-
clan. Mary Hamilton, with whom he
boarded, reported to the coroner, and later
to the police, that a woman who said
she was Rosa Wright, and the dead
mans wife had taken all of his effects
from the house. She had stated at that
time that she was going to pawn the ar
ticles for the purpose of buying cotiin
for her husband, but yesterday morning
announced that she had changed her
mind and refused to give up the property,
or say what she had done with it.
The Hamilton woman says she knows
that Wrights wife is dead and that the
woman who claims to be Rosa Wright is
an imposter The Hamilton woman was
given an order on the county for coffin
and Dr. Keller instructed her to have the
eelf-styled Wright woman placed under
arrest
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
AGENTS WANTED.

~~-@-~--e~~H-~---~~-~-~~~--
ENERGETIC AGENTS CAN EsTAB-
hsh themselves In splendid paying bust
ness selling latest improved gasoline
lamps gas lamps; no mantle or
chimney; generate and light with
single match also gravity ana
l'OO-candle-power arc lamps; positive
~ lowest prices; $4,000 in premiums
TO best agents for 1901. American Light
ing Company, Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED, PORTRAITS
20 cents grade. retails 81 ss; sample. any
photo % cents; 100 per cent. on frames.
Cooperative Copying Co., Rockford, III.
PORTRAIT AGENTS. wB MAKE
best work az lowest prices ana prompt
shipments; write for special inducemenfs.
Hettinser Art Company. 20 Langdon
street, Chicago
BIG MONEY MADE ADVERTISING
ana selling Famous Quaker Herb llemo-
dies, soaps, etc., we teach you; particu-
lars freei write Immediately Quaker
Asrb Company, Cincinnati o.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
NOTICE
To Whom 1t Mdu Concern,

The following machinery. buildings and
land located in Baldwin county, opposite
city of Mobile, will be disposed of to
highest bidder at public cutlery, in the
city of Mobile, Ala, at u o'clock, on the
Srd Tuesday of March 1901, at the Office
Of j. w. McAlpine:
one Machinery Building. 37x1l7 feet In
side. 4 stories high without attic, LIST
story brick, 1919 feet high; I'd, Sd and 4th
stories frame, each 11l2 feet hight Picker
House, 39x60 feet; ] Store House, S0xi0
feet IA Cottages, and about 6SS acres pine
land.
Twenty-one Spinning Frames, about g.
500 spindles); Spoilers, . Twisters, 3
Double Reels, 26 Stationary Flat Cards
~ Looms. > Railway Heads, Slubber, 2
Intermediates, Rowing, ! Drawing
Frame. Traverse card Grinders, ! Lathe
/ Breaker Picker, 1 Finisher Picker.
Cloth Folder, l Cloth Baling Press Hot
Air Slasher, Wrappers ! Shearing Ma
chine / Flat Grinding Machine, ! Band
Machine, 10 Additional Looms, with lot
of Warp Beams Rowing Cans, Pulleys.
Skating and Hangers and other machin-
cry, including Bobblns, Change Gears and
spare parts.
Parties interested in the purchase OF
cotton mill machinery should not fail 20
attend this sale. rhe machinery build
ing Is thoroughly ventilated and So hno
condition. and the machinery can be- in
spoctcd as originally set up 10 this build
ing one days time viii enable parties
interested 90 make the trip 20 and from
the plant and examine a IA detail
The machinery. buildings ana land viii
be- disposed 0f together or separately a.
may BE- desired vs. the bidders
Rtoom 0r water power can be appfiod
~ hls plant which ia situated in the
"a L. a.
bama and Will prove most desirable lo-
raHIy fof parties Interested in plant of
this nature for further information APP
Wy to
!. VI. MALl1NH. Attorney % Law,
4, " boE ~, Mobile, AZ,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
COlored Troops Gone to Take Part i'm
the Inauguration.

the Inauguration.
ColoreJ troops left Savannah yesterday
by the Southern Railway for Washington,
where they will participate in the inau-
guration ceremonies. The trip is TO last
until Wednesday, when the soldiers get
back.
Capt. J. c. Simmons Of the Georgia Ar
tillery, was in command of the forty men
who went to Washington. Col. j. II. De-
veaux, commanding the colored battal-
ion of State Troops, accompanied the de-
tachment All the soldiers went as artil-
lerymen, because Capt. Simmons COM
mand had the largest representation.
Each of the colored military organiza-
tons in the city was represented by one
or more of its members.
A special coach was furnished for the
troops and a special baggage car was
provided for the two cannon of the Geor-
gia Artillery that were carried. The can
non will figure in the parade on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Arrangements have been
made by the Savannah soldiers to secure
horses in Washington.
quite "A crowd went to the depot to see
the soldiers off. The colored population
displayed a great interest in the event.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
CASE HELD IN sTATU QUO.
Pending Appeal of Henry Ambos to
the Supreme Court.

PENDING Appear OF Henry AmDos 10
the Supreme Court.
The bill of exceptions upon which the
case Of Henry Ambos. against the Savan-
nah, Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope Rail-
way will be carried to the Supreme Court,
was approved by Judge Falligant on yes
terday.
Yesterday, also, Judge Falligant granted
an order which holds iu statu quo the
rights of the parties, pending the appeal
to the Supreme Court and the decision
of that tribunal. In this petition for the
grant of this order, the plaintiff says that
the defendant has violated every rule OF
right In running its railway over his
property. on line not indicated In the
proceedings for condemnation. and which
II was not granted permission 70 follow
by the town authorities Of Thunderbolt.
As 20 this piece of property, he AYERS
the road Is a mere and wanton trespasser
The company claims that Il is easily
within its right and has compiled strict
ly with the law and the previous orders
of the court.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03

Col. Jere Baxter. president of the Ten
nessee Central Railroad, has announced
that the Tennessee Central Company had
secured the control of the Nashville and
Knoxville. Col. Baxter was in st. Louis
for some time. and besides arranging
99-year lease of the Nashville and Knox
vile, effected the sale Of the Tennessee
Central first mortgage bonds, which
funds are ample to liquidate the indebt-
edness of that road.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
NO LIMIT TO MEMBERSHIP.

But Yacht Club Initiation Fee In
creased From $50 to $50.
An adjourned meeting of the Savannah
Yacht Club was held yesterday afternoon
at the club house to consider the special
matters that were brought up two weeks
ago. These We're the proposition to make
the initiation fee for membership $50, in
stead of $40, and to limit the membership
to $50. The initiation fee was increased,
bership.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION,
/. ID. LA ROCHE, AuctiOnecr.

H ~ LA hNOtItEAs fhuctAOheCEs
on TUESDAY, March Il. 1901. at the
warehouse of the Savannah District
Messenger Company, No. 80 Montgomery
street l will sell at II O'Clock a. m. for
cash to the highest bidder, for account
of Drayage and Storage charges:
Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits, Mattress
Wardrobe, Handsome Rugs, Square
Piano, Ice Boxes, Refrigerator, Chairs
Office Desk etc, etc,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
HELP wANTED-MALE.

A YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY POST
ed with the retail grocery trade, can Sc
cure a good position as city salesman IN
a brokers' Office. Address, giving refer
ence, Broker.
WANTED, FROM TO 1890 p NJ,
for one to two weeks, stenographer and
Remington operator. Must be accurate
and fast. Salary IS per week. Address at
once p. o. Box 12S, City.
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS SAWYER;
give references and wages wanted; good
job for good man. Address Sawyer, care
News.
WANTED, HUSTLING SOLICITOR
for city, on commission. Address Com
mercial, Morning News.
BUTCHER WANTED. APPLY AT q.
Henry, east.
WANTED, ONE EXPERIENCED
salesman to operate with staple line from
this city as center Box 10 News.
THREE GOOD SOLICITORS WANT
ED by the New England Mutual Life In
suranoe Co, for Savannah and vicinity
Must be gentlemen. Splendid contract
w. E. Grady, General Agent, 113 Bay
Street East, Savannah.
WANTED, MEN WITH RIG, TO IN
troduce Monarch Poultry Mixture
Straight salary $500 weekly and expenses
Address. with stamp Monarch Mani. CO.
Box 64, Springfield, Ill.
Statesmen WANTED TO SELL OUR
goods by samples to wholesale and retail
trade; we are the largest and only man.
ufacturers in our line in che world; lip-
eral salary paid. Address. Can-Dex Mfg
Co., office % Board of Trade Building
Savannah Ga.
statesmen FOR CIGARS; NEW
plan, quick sales, good business, bis
money. Consumers Cigar Co., ga S. 7tt
street. st. Louis.
MEN AND WOMEN OF GOOD AID.
dress wanted to show and take orders fcr
our New official Census Atlas" Pleas.
ant work, good pay. Tiff G. Co, 10 Wa
bash, Chicago.
MECHANICS, ENGINEERS, ELEC.
tricians, tiremen, etc. A free scholarship
in engineering will be awarded TO few
well-recommended applicants. American
School of Correspondence, Boston, Mass
TRAVELLING Statesmen TO THE
wholesale and retail trade only; salary
81. 900 and expenses. The National, 30,
Caxton Building, Chicago.
WANTED, SHOE SALESMAN; WE
want an experienced travelling salesman
10 sell shoes I'm Florida. Address witt
references, time on road, annual sales
etc, NJ. c. Kiser Company, Atlanta, Ga
statesmen WANTED. TO CALL ON
doctors only, on behalf OF the leading firm
in the business; established trade; posi-
ton permanent applicant must be in.
telllgent and indefatigable; state expert
ence. Address +. o. Box SIS, Philadelphia
WANTED. by SELL, sCHwAB g. co.
makers of the celebrated SELF Royal Blue
$3.50 shoe FOR men, two first-ciass sales.
men for Georgia. Only the best need
apply. Give fun particulars. Address
se.z, schwab a. Co, Chicago, H.
WANTED. A MAN or CHARACTER.
ability and experience 20 act az SUPER
intendent Of agents for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society for Southern and
Eastern Florida TO the right man. lib-
orai salary and expenses will Doe paid. Al
dress, with references ". Bowen Daniel,
manager. jacksonville, Fln.
ENERGETIC SALESMAN SCHOOL
supplies. county work. 500 salary and
commissions. A. y. Evans a CO., CHI
$3.50, IA.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u
TAKE YOUR BROKEN JEWtlIhl
breastpins, buttons, etc, to Wilenshy ~ !,
corner Broughton-B Barnard; he VIII hh
for you, and itll stay fixed, and i0'
reasonable figures.
POSITIONS! MAY DEPOSIT MoNEf
in bank for tuition till position Is secA,
ed. or will accept notes. Twenty per cenH
discount to city students, bookkeepihs
penmanship, shorthand, typewriting' e,o,
teachers specialists course instr W
and facilities for securing positions
strongly Endorsed by business men
patronized business colleges in Uhteu
states; three months bookkeeping W."
US is equal to six elsewhere; shorthaho
partment second TO none; about t"eN,'
five per cent. of our students are graz
ates OF other business colleges. D.
Draughon, president, is author OF io ~,
text books on bookkeeping that nave ~
far the lars ast sale among business Hv'
OF any published: catalogue VIII ekPla."
an; call or send for e. Draughon esi
tlcal Business College, Savannah
Felows Hail, corner Barnard ana Sl Is,
st. Louis. Nashville, Little hoeh'
Worth. Galveston, Shreveport ana
gomery. --..-
LADIES TO CALL FOR MANI
ing massage and shampooingi hNl 20
bleached and dyed. complexions ,,,io,s
Vapor baths, plain and medicatea, Gee
tcilct goods for sale. ConsultAilon 800
Boil phone 1870. Evenings for ''.,..st
women Mrs. Smith, lg linrl7
east.
PEOPLE IN GOOD .il.e ,,..bs
stances, Wish 10 adopt baby 4-N
sld. Care .. D., NenA
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
PER sONAL.


WHY DO YOU GO TO OTHER
places when wiensky, corner Broughton-
Barnard, viii give the best prices for
your old gold and silver? you can get
new goods in exchange. Everything in
his line frst-class and up to date.
RAZORs GROUND AND HONED AND
straight edge sharpened and manufactur-
ing razors and razor paste; prices, 1Gc,
zoe, soc. 4ec, SOC per package; guaranteed
AMI general repairing of cash registers and
razor strops; best for sharp edges, and
electro-pla ting of all kinds of articles
send orders with your name and address
through Postoffice, General Delivery or
30 Bull street. Robert McDonough, Savan-
nah, Ga.
UBHOLsTERING, MATTRESS MAX
ing and furniture repaired and packed,
ana shipped. Old established, always re-
liable Fox, Whitaker, near Oglethorpe.
OUR BICYCLE NREPAIRING is EN-
tirely satisfactory. Have you ever heard
of US being otherwise, except by some
one who had an ak TO grind? Walter
f. Higgins, Drayton and President.
MILLINERY, MILLINERY, ALL
hats and trimming at cost; hats trimmed
25c; feathers curied and dyed. Mrs S.
Britton, 1876 Barnard.
THE ELECTION FOR ORDINARY
and tax collector will have to be held,
but the election of Monahan as the horse
sheer and filter to the public at large has
already been decided, and he has been
returned by an Overwhelming majority.
He sees that the hoof is ready for the
shoe before a nail is driven. Monahan,
the Horseshoer and Filter, jefferson, near
Liberty.
FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE"
is a speciality with McGillis.
KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN
elevation in the country, free from city
drainage. Impossible for milk to become
contaminated, by impure odors; If you
want pure Jersey milk, phone 2345. De-
livery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed.
BICYCLES FOR RENT" EASIER
going than Automobiles at reasonable
| rates; try ride to-day; free air on Sun
day. Walter f. Higgins, Drayton and
President.
FOR LA GRIPPE TAKE c. H. COUGH
| drops. They will relieve your cough. At
| c. Hetterich, no State street, west.
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. t1s
| Barnard street, buys and sells all kinds
| of secondhand furniture for cash.
MILLER'S EVERYDAY SALE OF
| furniture carpets, mattings, window
shades, liho.eums, is "the sale;" no strings
tied to our prices; everything sold at hon
| est values: comparison will confirm the
| claim; therefore, attend our everyday sale.
| c. P. Miller, agent.
| TEEPLE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON
| stoves, steel ranges, oil heaters and hot
| stuff heaters. 317 Broughton, west.
MGILLIs MOVES, PACKS, SHIPS
and stores pianos and furniture; best work
| only; no "Cheap-John'' priceS-no "Cheap-
| John jobs
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
~~-~-~~~~0-N-
MONDAYS AUCTION SALE,
HOOKS, BOOK CASES, AND FINE
FURNITURE.
c, II. DORSETT. AuctioneeF,

u ~. DOhsflAs AuctioheFs
win sell MONDAY, 4th, at II O'clock
Elegant Counter Show Case, barrels
Vinegar 50 boxes Cheese, Soap, Biscuits,
Baby Carriage, Plush Lounge, Kerosene
Heater, Gas Stoves. Cooking Stoves
Parlor Organ, handsome Walnut Hat
Rack, boxes Of Sundries.
SECOND FLOOR.
Fancy Chairs, Piazza Rocker, Childs
Desk, Bed Lounge Clocks, Portieres,
Plated Urn, ETC., Dining Room Chairs
BARRIERS Chair, Desk and Book Case Com
bined, Straw Settee, Walnut Book Case,
extra long Dining Table, Morris Chair,
several other useful articles.
also
Several Choice Books, including Encyclo-
pedia, Britannica, Confederate Works,
Poetry, Fiction, etc.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
AGED LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Susan Eliza GIadding Died mt
Seyenty-eiHht Years of Age.

Seventy-eight Years of Age.
Mrs. Susan Eliza Gladding died at 8
o'clock last night at the residence of her
son-in-law, Captain Fred NJ. Hull, No. ia
Duffy street, east. She was as years of
age, and has been in i'll health for some
time. Mrs. Gladding was the widow of
Capt. William H. Gladding and leaves one
daughter, Mrs. +. NJ. Hun, and a sister
Miss Margaret Wade. The funeral will
take place from Capt. Hull's residence,
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03
1. ID. LA ROCHE. Auctioneer.

WIN be sold on TUESDAY. March 8,
during the legal hours of sale, in front Of
the Court House,
Lots number one, two and three Fourth
tything. Reynolds ward, with the i'm
provements thereon, situated on Congress
street ana having a front of $50 feet on
Congress street and a rectangular depth
on Abercorn street of 80 feet, the i'm
provements consist of a commodious resi-
dence corner Congress and Abercorn
streets, and outhouses, stables, etc, on
the rear.
Terms-One-third cash. balance payable
in one. two and three years in equal in
stallments, with interest at per cent
per annum.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03

savannah Fair Association Charter
VIII he Issued soon.

VIII lie Issued soon.
The organization Of the Savannah Fair
Association viii be perfected this week.
The charter viii be received early during
the week. and a So expected that a meet
ing ~ the board VI directors viii bo hed
10 eioat PRECEDENT aud vice president A
meeting Of tuc ftockholderr. too. may Doc
N.1 fo rr'otn Emo charter
lp9u fnN organization ~ flc board ~
nlin'fnTr Doe arrangements fOr the uopd-
"a b4NainfH ull be mHde. Tho uaet
nisa Hh'n1 ihe fair 1911 be hfd next
isA nli lf pYt in pfneet condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03

SOBER YOUNG MAN, MARRIED.
wants position as clerk or collector Sew
eral years experience in retail store. Not
afraid of work. M. News.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-03

EXPERIENCED CLERK WANTS PO-
stion in grocery store; references given
if required; eight years experience. Clerk,
care Morning News.