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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
personal.


CLEAN SHAVE" PROSPEROUS
and healthy feelings, natural sequence
of a good razor. b 4 U r going to
summer resorts G Fegeas' Hair, Jewel
ry and Shaving Supply House about
your shaving outfit. Razors that do
shave speciality.
MRS. E. f. FEGEAS, HAIR
dressing parlors, 241 Whitaker street,
Savannah, Ga. Hair goods, hair dress
ing, shampooing. hair coloring and
scalp treatment a speciality; hair dried
with warm and cold air process in Is
minutes; manicurist in attendance;
fancy shell goods, perfumery, toilet
articles and notions.
REFINED YOUNG WIDOW OF
agreeable disposition. desires acquaint-
ance of settled gentleman in good cir
cumstances must be generous and re-
fined. Address P. o. Box $50.
OCEAN VIEW BAR AND RES
taurant, Peter Jacob, Manager All
grades of fine liquors, wines, beer and
cigars cheaper than any other place.
Also board or lodging by day, week or
month Meal served at all hours, Point
Station, Tybee Island, Ga.
EVERY MAN WHO HAS A DOL
lar invested in turf speculation should
read Paul Pry on Horse Racing"
6lNeS complete lnlOTIndllOn regarding
all turf companies, and gives you an
opportunity to steer clear of danger;
mailed free to any address; write to
N. S. Goodskey, ITO Rimback block,
Hammond. Ind.
LAUNCHES LOTTIE w. AND CO.
lumbia to hire at Casino. Tele-
phone 2617.
CRYSTALIZED FLOWERS MADE
to order and the art of making same
taught in two lessons; price reason
able. Address 4OS Montgomery street.
HOLMANS STUDIO, CORNER
Bull and Thirty-secOnd street. First
class work only at prices to suit the
purse.
HAVE FINNINGER & co. TAKE
your measure for $25 suit; can't be
duplicated for less than $S5.
THE FAMOUS REX CANOPY
frames and nets for both wood and
iron beds; Mosquito nets, $1.00 and up.
American lace nets. Bobbinet bars.
Nets by the piece, nets ready made,
net made to order. Miller's, 207
Broughton, west.
TRY SCHWALB'S LAXARETS.
The best vegetable cathartic known;
for all troubles of the stomach, liver
and bowels; cures constipation. Price
10c. Phone 931.
HANiMOCKS, $500 UP TO $500.
Everything for ease and comfort in
summer furniture. Canvas cots, s1.OO.
Upholstered and wire cots, $3.50. Pr
azza, lawn and camp furniture chairs.
| rockers, seats, etc. Reed couches,
| Reed rockers. Millers, 207 Broughton,
west.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET
good trunk, satched or suit case for a
little money Call at the Chatham
Trunk Factory Broughton, corner Alb
ercorn.
MRS. TEYNAC MAKES ACCOR-
| deon pleating at 204 Henry street, west;
satisfaction guaranteed. Bell phone
1893
sCFWALB'S LUNG AND THROAT
I'alsam for coughs colds. whooping
cough, Group, loo. Phone 9S1 for it,
WE RUN 3 WAGONS REGULAR.
| and keep boys with wheels to carry
| hurry orders for milk, cream, butter,
etc. Phones, Bell, %. A; Georgia, 1888
Try us once and you will not regret It.
Springfield Dairy Co.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND
| household goods bought and sold for
! cash. Furniture Exchange. ll3 Barn
ard street.
DON'T GO HOME WITHOUT TAX
/ ing 10 the children one Of our Sc boxes
| OF pure candy c. Hetterich. 10 State,
between Whitaker and Barnard
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IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your Autographed and
printed stationery and blank books
from Morning News Savannah. Ga.
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HOUSES FROM $l6 TO &O'
Al East Broad street, 400 Hen
ry, west. seven rooms, just reno
waited; 315 Charlton, east, six rooms
AIS Anderson. west; 612 Thirty-nintn'
west, all conveniences; 21O Thirty.
ninth, east, six rooms and bath, 30
Habersham street. from July !. YOU
mans g. Demmond.
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SOLICITORS. PERMANENT POSI-
ton, worth 1000 per year to lady or
gentleman; Mason, Odd Fellow or
church member preferred. Address ABS,
Valdosta, Ga.
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$1,000 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED;
position permanently, distributing cir
culars, samples, lacking signs: send &c
for particulars. Commercial Advertis-
ing Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ROOMS WANTED.
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, GOOD BOARD AND
two nice rooms at Tybee from June 10
on family of four; state price. c.,
care of Morning News.
WANTED, PRIVATE BOARD IN
central part of city, by young couple.
Address particulars, E. ]. P.
WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
family by young man. II. O." care
News office.
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FOR Rent. Two F0RNfSHEfD IN
unfurnished rooms. No. 4O6 Abercorn
street.
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SEVERAL CIGAR Statesmen
wanted in evry section to introduce
our goods; experience unnecessary;
good salary and expenses paid. Enan-
uel Company, Station j., New York
city
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SALESMAN, WANTED HUSTLING
salesman for Georgia by we'll establ-
lished wholesale house; high COM
mission contract with $500 weekly
advance while travelling Jess. II.
Smith Company. Detroit. Mich.
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WANTED, SPECIAL REPRESEN-
tatives; guaranteed money making
proposition, no capital required: per-
manent position; all your time not nee
essary. Royal Investment Company,
Los Angeles Cal
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statesmen, $50 PER WEEK AND
expenses guaranteed, selling chemical
refrigerating machines to hotels, res
taurants, butchers and merchants;
cool all kinds of refrigerators, cheaper
than ice; also chemical ice cream
freezer; works automatic; write for
territory free sample Chemical Re-
frigerator and Freezer Company, Sta
ton u, Chicago.
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In the Summer
YOU
WANT
COMFORT
ICE CREAM
FREEZERS

You can make ice cream, sherbets
or frozen dainties of any kind in a
minute or two.
kind you SO often buy.
Come and see them.
We have FLY FANS. ICE PICKS.
ICE TONGs, DISH COVERS, and
lots of other things to contribute to
your comfort.
This is the season when the bath
room is in demand.
Let us show you our BATH ROOM
FIXTURES. They help you so much.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR
Georgia to sell retail trade; attractive
salable line; established high rated
house. Box 225, Detroit Mich.
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WANTED-MIsC ELLANDoUs.

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WANTED, BY OCTOBER OR
sooner, store on Broughton, between
Barnard and West Broad, on Congress,
between Barnard and Jefferson; state
rent. Address Catskill, care Morning
News.
WANTED, A SOUND, GENTLE
horse for buggy; state price. Address
s., Morning News.
WANTED. THE PEOPLE IN THE
market for exceptionally fine home, to
let us show one we will sell at auction
at Court House next Tuesday; located
southeast corner Gwinnett and Aber-
corn streets. Youman & Demmond.
WANTED, A DOUBLE SEATED
buggy or surrey; must be in good con-
dition. Address Surrey, z. o. Box 43S.
DO YOU WRITE ADS? SEND ADJ
dress to day on your business station
cry for invaluable information free.
Harper Syndicate, Columbus, o.
WANTED, PEOPLE IN MARKET
for exceptionally fine home, to let US
show one we will sell at auction at
Court House next Tuesday; located
southeast corner Gwinnett and Aber-
ccrn streets. Youmans & Demmond.
IF YOU WANT A PLACE TO DUMP
earth. dirt, sand, manure, ETC., free OF
charge. just at city limits, hauling over
hard road, write or telephone Brown
Bros, corner Anderson and East Broad
streets.
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LARGE AND SMALL NICELY
furnished rooms, hot and cold water
use of bath. all with or without board
203 Perry, west.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
in bicycle or gun repair shop; has had
two years experience: will give good
references. Address Box 205. Thomas
VILE Ga.
I WANT A POSITION; WILL DO
anything; work in store, hotel, can
care for horses, drive a team or be day
or night Waterman. Do you need such
man? If so, address P. S., care News
office.
FIRST-CLASS WASH WOMAN
can be found at 622 Bolton street, west.
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FLATS FROM $40 TO $40; III OGLE-
thorpe avenue west, two flats, furnish
ed or unfinished; East Broad and
Congress, third fiat; 2O5 Waldburg,
west; SO Broughton, west, two flats in
perfect order; 227 President, east. You
mans & Demmond.
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WANTED, EVERYWHERE, HUST-
lers to tack signs. distribute circulars,
samples, etc; no canvassing; good pay.
Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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WANTED, CAPABLE, ENERGETIC
man to represent manufacturer in
Georgia; $3.50 per year and expenses;
enclose self-addressed envelope for re-
ply. Room 702 Star Building Chicago
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED OUTSIDE SA-
vannah; $50 per cent. profit; sells at
sight; don't accept an agency until
you get my free sample and liberal
offer. Sayman, 2110 Franklin avenue,
st. Louis, Mo.
AGENTS, MAKE 100 PER CENT.
profit selling Unique Soap; removes
grease, paint, etc; sample sent free
Write for particulars. James A Sim
mons, 2131 Wentworth avenue, Chicago
$4,000 PEOPLE KILLED; A NOUN
tain top blown off; a city destroyed;
every inhabitant dead; ships blown I'D.
burned and sunk; the greatest volcanic
destruction in the worlds history; a
full account of the awful catastrophe
in Martinique and adjacent islands.
also other historic disasters of the
world; big seller; best book; best
terms; write to-day for free outfit. Chi
cago Bible. House. Sc Fifth avenue, Chi
cago.
AGENTS WANTED TO DO COPY
ing at home; big money. Dixie Chill
Tonic Co., Augusta, Ga.
A REAL PARLOR TOY; THE
magic bubbler; bouncing bubbles with
out soapsuds; sells on sight; sample
10 cents; agents, male or female, want
ed everywhere. Oldfield Co, 1888
Broadway, New York.
WE PAY $40 A WEEK AND Elk
penses to men with rig to introduce
our Poultry Compound send stamp.
Javelle Mfg. Co., Dept. GA, Parsons,
Kan.
WANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY
county to sell Family Memorials"
good profits and steady work. Ad-
dress Campbell & Co., 1888 Plum street,
Elgin, Ill.
AGENTS, "MONOPOLE' AUTO
matte fish hook is money-maker for
summer. Fish are caught by even
touching the bait. Sample Toe; three
sizes, 25c. Berner Company. 755 Lex
ington avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CURTAIN ROD THREADER. NEW,
useful, economical, blessing to house
keepers: trial convinces; price zoe;
special inducement to agents. Victor,
Rose Co., 639 Wilson avenue, Cleve-
land o.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
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WANTED, STENOGRAPHER DE-
sires position; willing to go out of
town; not afraid of work. E, Morn
ing News office.
WANTED. BY REFINED YOUNG
lady, position as companion with in
valid lady or lady leaving city; terms
reasonable. Address C. S., News Of
fee.
CITY SALESMAN DESIRES TO
change; wants position with wholesale
grocery or packing house. X. c., News
Office.
WANTED. A POSITION AS AS
sistant bookkeeper and stenographer:
experienced. Cambridge. care Morn
ing News.
BOOKKEEPER HAVING TEN
years experience wants position. Ad-
dress Madison. News.
CIT YSALESMAN. WELL KNOWN
wants position; best references. Al
dress Johnson, News
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YOUR SHOES HALF SOLED AND
heeled $1.00, with three months guar
antee. $1.25; at B. kozlaski, Al Drayton
street corner Congress- lane
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HELP wANTEp-mALE.

LOCAL AND STATE REPRESEN-
tatives, permanent. progressive, paw
ing rs per cent. of the people your
field. 4S Franklin Building; Springfield,
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REMEMBER, THE CHATHAM
Trunk Factory take old trunks in ex-
change on new ones or repair your
trunks, satchels and umbrellas like
new. Broughton. corner Abercorn
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WANTED, A SOUND, GENTLE
horse for buggy; state price. Address
S., Morning News.
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SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, YOU CAN
get them of all kinds and prices, but
there is only one kind for a horse, and
that is the kind that fits; fit the shoe
to the horse and guarantee my work.
Monahan, the horseshoer and filter,
Jefferson. near Liberty; Georgia phone
S3S.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-07

States as she might have shown hersen
to be with any measure of national
safety.
The German statement involves the fol-
lowing propositions:
a. England in April united with the
other European powers in a joint note ad-
vising peaceful settlement.
(2) England through her ambassador
presumably to Germany proposed the
same month joint note Of the powers
declaring that Europe regarded America s
armed intervention in Cuba as unjusti-
fable.
g. England tried to induce the Span
ism commission in England in June and
July to ask for peace proposals from the
United States. at time when tbs coun-
try was making satisfactory progress in
the Philippines
The second Of the above propositions IS
of course the serious one. Inasmuch as
the claim of superior friendship toward
the United States is still being maintained
by the British press and politicians; that
the Republican national politicians are all
anxious to promote such a view, and that
the Republican policy is based on that
view to a considerable extent it will be
quite interesting to observe just Low this
serious impugnment OF Englan,, s pro-
fessed friendship is to be overcome.
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YORK FOR THE 4UD1ToR1n,,

1t is gratifying to observe the increased
interest and activity which is now baino
SHOWN by our people in the problem Of a
St Paul auditorium. 1t may have been
necessary that the Peoples church should
be destroyed in order to bring home with
adequate force to the popular under
standing the tremendous disadvantage at
which the city is for lack Of an adequate
place for general public assemblage. At
any rate the regrettable fire which de-
stroyed the Peoples church has been fol-
lowed by serious augmentation Of rub
lie feeling on the absence of an audi
torium
The suggestion which comes from the
Young Mems Christian association that
that admirable body might render SUBJ
stantial cooperation in the work Of
founding an auditorium is a valuable one.
1t will be remembered that many years
ago foundations were laid for an extern
sive Christian association building in the
immediate vicinity Of the high school.
The undertaking fell through for some
reason after having been partially COM
pleted, but the need and desirabiIitv or
such building for the Young Mems
Christian association has no doubt at all
times since impressed itself upon tbe
membership and officers Of that BODY
Such a building now exists in Minneapo-
lis and other cities no better qualified to
maintain it than this is.
But whether with the cooperation of
the Young Mems Christian association or
any other private body, or without, this
city, If it is to maintain it's place in the
race for municipal supremacy, must sup
ply itself with an auditorium.
The action Of the auditorium committee
Of the Commercial club in deciding to
visit Kansas City and there inform itself
of the means by which that community
put itself in possession of an auditorium
almost in day for the accommoda ton
of the Democratic national convention
held there a year or SO ago is wisely con-
ceived. What has bee1 possible to Kan
sas City surely should not be impossible
to ST Paul. There is no public improve
ment more essential at this time. There
is no direction in which the public funds
can be expended with more ultimate ad-
vantage to the city. The city is perfectly
able to go ahead and build an audi
forum. No public expenditure has been
made for years outside of the regular re-
quirements to city administration.
We are behind the age in the matter Of
public buildings. We may close our eyes
to the fact, but other communities and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-07
WIS ENG1dND rRIENDLKa

Whatever their object may have been
the English press and politicians are re-
sponsible Tor the controversy which has
prevailed as to the relative attitude as
sumed by England and Germany toward
the United States during and prior to the
declaration Of war with Spain. The
authorized statement now made of the
German side of the controversy makes it
plain that the subject is one which might
advantageously have been let rest by
those who thus revived it.
The American people do not care what
the attitude of any one or more European
government was toward this country at
that time. L Is generally conceded that
the view th@A entertained by E11roneans
was not particularly friendly. We have
been taught to believe, however tnat
England was exceptional in this respect
The German statement certainly does not
sustain any such view.
There is a good deal Of political Sig
nif1cance to be attached, both from the
American and the British point OF view.
to the claim advanced that England was
especially friendly toward US In the crisis
which then confronted this country The
spirit Of friendliness may be accepted as
prevailing among the English people gen.
orally; but whether there was really any
substantial friendship either felt or
shown by the English government must
always remain open to question wholly
apart from the remarkable statements
made by the Kreuz Zeitung and Endorsed
by the German foreign Office. But If the
statements of that paper are true 1t fol-
lows that England was not only not
entitled to the credit which her press and
politicians are claiming, of having pre-
vented European coalition against the
United States on that occasion; but came
as near to being unfriendly to the United
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the people OF other communities will not
do so. Are VIC to be competitors with
other cities for convention bodies? Must
we take back what we have said SO Of
ten, that this city is peculiarly favored
as a convention city, Or shall we go ahead
and make good the boasts which we have
so literally INDUCED in in this behalf?
1t is q happy circumstance that a dor
mant public sentiment should now be
aroused to the needs Of the city. If a
referendum could be taken Of the wishes
Of the residents Of st. Paul as to whether
bonds should be issued for the construc-
ton of an auditorium building there
would, in the judgment of T h G l o b e,
be but a very small fraction Of the peo-
pie to indicate their hostility.
There is little or no use in discussing
means or methods at this time. Public
sentiment must be aroused, and when
public sentiment has found adequate ex-
preston the details Of the project must
be considered. For the present they may
be ignored. Let our people make up their
minds that an auditorium is the pressing
municipal need of the hour, and that need
will soon be supplied.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-07
NO THRIFT REDUCTION.

The silly by-play made by Babcock
and Tawney and other Republican con-
gressmen Of their devotion to tariff re-
vision is at an end. The party whip has
been cracked, and they have stopped
fooling as a consequence.
Thus the only expression which could
deceive anyone Of Republican desire to
change the schedules Of the Dingley
tariff bill has been brought to close.
The Republican national administration
stands committed to the protectionist
policy now in operation, to the last title.
Neither by reciprocity nor treaties nor
through general tariff legislation will the
administration suffer any interference
with the prevailing tariff.
The only question which now concerns
the country in this general direction
is whether any concession will be made
to Cuba, or whether the Cuban people
are to be coerced through their poverty
into asking for admission to the United
States. Nominally at least the president
is on the side Of Cuba in the effort to
settle that question. His predecessor
was originally on the side of Porto Rico
and of the Philippines; but he quickly
climbed down when the will of the i'm
perialist crowd was made known to him.
What Mckinley did, Roosevelt may
well find himself forced to do before
the protected trusts have brought their
campaign to a close.
This is the situation which confronts
the Democratic minority. If that minor
ity were itself unit on the general pol
icy of opposition to protectiontsm,
Democrats throughout the country would
take a more hopeful view of the situa-
ton. But we cannot close our eyes to
the actual situation. From time to time
some traitor to the party policy jumps
up in his place in house or senate to
declare that his people will not stand
for reduction in tariffs in this, that or
the other direction. The so-caIed Demo-
cratic Louisiana delegation in the house
has made a party show of itself in it's
opposition to any interference with the
sugar schedules, and has wrought the
utmost discourag cement on the Democrat
&c forces throughout the country.
No public representative, who will not
fight uncompromisingly against the main
tenance Of the present Ubiquitous tariff
policy has any right to call himself a.
Democrat Tariff revision is not only the
Democratic creed Of today or yesterday,
Of 1896 or 1900. It has been the Demo-
cratic creed and policy from the begin
ming, and it will be to the end. The
man who will not accept 1t is better. for
himself and party alike, outside the Dem
ocratic ranks.
Apart from and in spite of individual
treason to the time honored Jeffersonfan
principle of reduced. taxation, the De-
mocracy Of the country must stand shouI-
der to shoulder in the fight against the
protected ongarchy.
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MINERS CANNOT AGREE
OPERATORS UNIT AGAINST Avv
INCREASE.

= INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb $40.
f@Sreelnent was reached today through 4
1oIenoon and afternoon session of tba
eG'plulnIttee upon which a basis of 81
IIIreHient or the differences between tEa
Ghlted Mine Workers and operafors for
ne TOUR competitive mining states de-
Penas. The subcommittee held 4. session
tnlS morning and the miners Representa-
Ives OF the committee were given, to IN
uerstand by Francis l.. Robbins thai the
Operators were unit against an Increase
u any amount and that as long as fhe
LII workers insisted upon their de
nands the matter of any increase would
mOC De even considered by the Onerat tors
rms was taken by the miners deIega tee
as indicating that the operators were NOT
SO aVefse to an increase in the price for
juggling coal as they were to the other
features OF the scale
1t developed today that the miner de1a-
gates generally, while a united body for
the increased wages demanded. are nor
IN 1aVor Of sacrificing the POSSIBILITY If
securing an increase through an aband-
onment Of the run Of mine and differ-
entail propositions. The organize tior M
the United Mine Workers IN Illinois ia
the strongest in the country and If has
osen aDle to force upon the operators
OF taat field the run Of mine system
Whlch Is claimed by the operators Of
Inat state, works to their loss in competi-
llon with the mining interests of the
other three states.