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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


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RAPID sTENOGRAPHER AND
typist; writes good hand; is competent
and willing; the very best references
furnished. T. J. Wilson, care Morning
News.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
and stenographer. open for engage
ment, at any time. References given
X. Y. z. Morning News.
WANTED CLERICAL WORK OF
some kind, bookkeper preferred; relia-
BILE man and expects good salary. 1Ad-
dress A. L. B., care News.
WANTED, POSITION BY A
bright young lady to teach for one or
more families. Address E, $40 west
Broad street, Savannah.
FIRST CLASS STENOGRAPHER,
best references, desires position. Ad-
dress Superior. care Morning News.
sTENOGRAPHER AND BOOK
keeper; thoroughly competent; will
commence work Immediately. Address
Advertiser, care Morning News.
YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS. DESIRES
position; hard worker. Address ]. A
Manget, Waycross, Ga.
WANTED, POSITION AS planning
mill foreman: can furnish first-class
reference as to ability etc. Martel
care Morning News.
WANTED, POSITION IN GOOD
house at bookkeeper or clerk by COM
petent and experienced man. Address
G. U. Y, care News.
WANTED, POSITION BY A GRAD
uate licensed druggist. Address K. X,
care Morning News.
A THOROUGHLY Competent
oh
hand, is a rapid typist and can assist
| or keep a small set of books. j. M. b.,
care Advertiser.
WANTED A POSITION BY A RE-
liable druggist can furnish best of ref
erences. Address Drugs, care Morning
News.
WANT TO LEARN TAILOR'S
trade; a young colored man about 20
years old has some experience: can
use thiInble and a good presser; with
good references; will work for board.
Address Waldo, care News.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEP-
er, with best of references, wants po
sition. Address A. NJ. c., care Morning
News.
WANTED, POSITION AS WATCH
man, day or night by old, careful
Waterman. Address Waterman, Morn
ing News.
COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
bookkeeper wishes to make changes in
employment; good references. Address
l.. S., this office.
A RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS
place as nurse. Apply $50 Gwinnett
east.
A FIRST-CLASS COOK DESIRES
position as cook. PA Oglethorpe, west.
A RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS
place as cook. Apply BAL Gwinnett,
east.
A RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS A
washing. AIS Gwinnett lane, west.
A WASH WOMAN WANTS WORK
at No. s14 Paulsen street.
A GOOD WASHwOMAN CAN BE
found at Gil Park avenue, west. Maria
Houston.
A GOOD WASHERWOMAN CAN
be found at $50 Gwinnett street, east.
A FIRST-CLAsS wAsHWOMAN
desires washing at s22 West Gwinnett.
A COMPETENT WASHWOMAN
desires washing. 625 Mercer street.
HOUSES WANTED.
WANTED, A FURNISHED COT
tage at Tybee for the month sof July;
state terms, and address Tybee Cot
tage, care Morning News.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED, IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
one furnished room, with or without
| board, north of CASTOR street; answer
by u O'Clock Monday. j., care News.
FLATS WANTED.
WANTED, A FLAT OF ROOMS IN
a good locality. Address X, care of
this office.
BOARD WANTED.
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TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN
are DESTROYS of obtaining board with
private family or boarding house, con-
veniently situated for business portion
of city: house must have all modern
conveniences; state terms; no strang-
News
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FOR RENT, ROOMY PARLOR
fiat, at Ais East Huntingdon street:
cheap rent to right party.
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FLAT FOUR ROOMS, WITH Use
of bath. 322 Broughton street, east.
rent ten dollars. Apply Bishops Phar'
macy, Hall and Habersham streets
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

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FOR RENT, ROOMS, FURNISHED
or UNFINISHED. Apply 127 Liberty
west.
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TWO FLATS, IN GOOD LOCAL.
ty, facing Colonial Park; private bath:
rent moderate. PIT Abercorn.
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TYBEE ISLAND. THREE COT
tages for rent or sale; opposite post
Office, artesian well on premises; ais0
stable York street lane. Apply DIV
Oglethorpe, east.
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LARGE SOUTH ROOMS FACING
street, furnished for two or four with
or without board; reasonable. Il West
Liberty.
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FOR RENT, THAT FINE RESI-.
dence Thirty-third, near jefferson .
rooms, hot and cold water, gas anu
electric light; only $25 per month. u
Mendel.
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FOR RENT, DESIRABLE FLAT
AL Barnard street.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR FT.GT
three rooms; 219 jefferson street. =
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DESIRABLE FOUR-ROOM FLAT
with use of bath. 306 Liberty street
east; immediate possession. ~
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RAPID STENOGRAPHER AND
typist; writes good hand; is competent
and willing; the very best references
furnished. T. J. Wilson, care Morning
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FOR RENT, DWELLINGS 4l6' ~
and 422 Charlton. east. ten-rooIn
houses; good order; all convenience
G. H. Remshart. l6 Bryan, east.
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FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
Rooms also basement fat apply All
East President
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WANTED, GOOD GROCERY
clerk; one who can invest from three
to five hundred dollars and take full
charge of grocery department. For
particulars address Groceryman, News
office
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HANSON CABS, Csc SINGLE RIDE,
81 90 per hour. Phone us your order
Savannah Transfer Co. Telephones
2eA
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LITTLE WONDER SODA FOUN-
tain; pays agents 100 per cent. profit
retails $25; largest field and best SELL
er known; agents fully protected. Say
ler- Carey Manufacturing Company,
Cincinnati O.
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WANTED, A FIRST GLASS TIN
and cornice man; one that understands
getting out patterns; steady work to
capable man; answer at once, stating
wages. George w. Sheridan, Column
bus Ga.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED SAW
year for small circular saw mill;
state age and experience; give refer
ences. The Pierpont Manufacturing
COMPANY.
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WANTED, FIST CLASS MECHAN-
ic for sash and door factory; also gla-
zier; none others need apply. Bruns-
wick Sash and Door Company, Bruns-
wick, Ga.
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WANTED AT ONCE, AN EXPERT
enced dry goods salesman. Apply to
Gustave Eckstein & Co, 10 and Is
Broughton street, west.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
Manufacture Of Locomotives.

washington, Aug. 27.-A report is.
er+ d by the census office today shows
60 pital of $4O,813,793 invested in the
manufacture of locomotives in the
twenty eight locomotive works report
i,,e for the United States in 1900. The
value of the product is returned at
S35.2O9,O48, to produce which involved
the outlay of $10,S99,614 for wages;
s1.369.341- for miscellaneous expenses,
including rent, taxes, etc, and 500 ia,
3a5 for materials used, mill supplies,
freight and fuel.
In 1900 there were twenty eight es-
Establishments, the sole or chief product
Of which was locomotives At these
works 2,774 locomotives Of all classes
were built. with an aggregate value
of $27,112,063. compared with 2,409
locomotives valued at S19, ,752 ,465 butt
in nineteen establishment in 1890. In
addition 272 locomotives, valued at
s3.276.393, were constructed al twenty
six railroad shops, making a total of g.,
O46 locomotives valued at 30397 ,456
klilt in fifty-four esta blshments dur
ing the census year 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
FALLING OFF IN COTTON
REPORTED IN ALL BUT A FEW To-
CAliTIES.
The Decline Is Very Heavy in Texas
and Other Parts Of the Cot
ton Belt.

Washington, Aug 277.-Following is
the Agricultural departments week.
ly report on the cotton crop conditions,
for the entire cotton belt:
AS whole the condition east of the
Rocky mountains have not been favor
able, being too cool in the Northern
districts eastward of the Missouri val
ley, with too much moisture in por-
tions of the central valleys, while eX-
cessvely hot in the southern states.
with drauth of greater or less severi-
ty generally throughout the cotton belt
Although cool. the conditions were
fairly favorable for maturing crops in
the Ohio valley and over the southern
portion Of the middle states, as we'll
as OF the pacic coast:
A decided deterioration in the con
dition of the cotton is reported
generally throughout the central and
western portions of the cotton belt,
as we'll as over a large part of the
eastern districts. The most favorable
reports are from the Carolinas. In
North Carolina the condition of the
the crop continues very promising. al
though the prevalence Of rust is wide
spread On stiff soils in South Caro-
lima new growths are blooming and
fruiting, but on sandy soils, rust sned-
ding and premature opening are pre-
yalent. Throughout the central and
western districts, with the exception
Of northern Mississippi and portions of
Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
where the crop is doing we'll. the re
ports indicate decided decline in its
condition, rust, shedding, and prema-
ture opening being general. In Texas
the deterioration has been pronounced
and under the most favorable weather
conditions yield in excess of the
average is improbable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
RAILWAY RUMBLINGS
Items of Both Local and General
Interest.

locomotive was built by George Ste
phenson for the Hetton Colliery, near
Durham, and placed in service on No
vember Is, 1922, nearly three years
before the first public railway in the
world was opened-the Stockton e.
Darlington railroad. 1t was designed
to draw train of sixty.four tons at
speed of four miles an hour on steep
grades. and has been continuously op-
Grated at the Hetton coIliery until re-
Gently, for nearly eighty years. On
a level track the locomotive could haul
l2o tons ten miles an hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
COLORED K. OF H.
GRAND LODGE MEETING OPENED
TUESDAY NIGHT
Splendid Program Was WeI Rem
dered at Opening Of Meeting
Pressing Officers.

The colored grand lodge, Knights
OF Honor of the World, began its
eighth annual session in this city
Tuesday night, August 26, at st. John,
| A. NJ. E. church, where reception and
welcome address took place. The fol
lowing program was we'll rendered and
reflected much credit upon the par
ticipants.
No drunkards nor saloon men, nor
any. one with known bad habits can
come into or remain in its folds, The
following is the program rendered:
/. Music. ST John choir.
>. Prayer, Sir l.. w. Moman, G. c.
3 Music, st. John choir.
i. Welcome address, on part of
citizens, Dr., p. w. Wade.
). Prof. Ed Craig, response. New
port, Ark
6. Welcome address on part of lady
lodges, Mrs. A. c. Freeman.
{. Response, Prof. r. n. Bragg,
Nashville, Ark.
s. Welcome address on part of the
Knights lodges, DR.. J. w. Rowland
8. Response, w. ]. Kidd, Fort
Smith. Ark
10. Music. st. John choir.
II. Benediction by Dr.. p. w. Wade
The proceedings are being conducted
by the following officers; Prof. VIM
Townsend, Pine Bluff, Ark. grand die
tator; Prof. w. J. Kidd. of Fort Smith
Ark, grand reporter; rot A. N. Free
man, Pine Bluff, grand endowment re
porter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
Salem After a Railroad.

Salem, Aug. PA large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at the
court house for the purpose of taking
the preliminary steps to secure rail
road for this point The meeting was
called to order by electing |. L. Frank,
editor of the Salem Banner, chairman,
and II. F. Norf1eet, secrtary The OBJ
Ject of the meeting was explained by
R. A. Youngblood. president of the
Salem and Eastern Railroad company
He assured the meeting that if the
citizens of Salem and Fulton county,
would make liberal donations of cash.
real estate and timber and furnish a
guarantee of the right of way that. in
his opinion that the road could be
built.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

| scattered sh0Wo,. during the ,FcCk.
RJli s9olEl> @Etar to pe Col - sc!ijJi>
damage 10 tto:. - )eclai,; :" tie
central section, on is als' suffer
Ing from lack !, ;loistnre: i :, unt
ing rapidly. in some sections, prema-
tulely: picking ~ commence: in
some Localities hu, owing to he oX.
| ces>ively gh '..nnaratrres th;s work
has been greatly interfered with and
ties the yield is reported as below ex-
pectations, in fact cotton has deterior
ated considerably during the week,
though the prospects seen to be bet
ter in the southwest section than else
where. Corn is maturing, and some is
being cut; in the northern counties it
is suffering from dry weather All but
late varieties of peaches are gone.
No material change in the apple crop
is reported. Considerable hay and fod
der were saved in good condition es.
pecially hay, as the weather was most
and sweet potatoes generally doing
we'll. Irish potatoes are doing fairly
we'll in localities. not SO good in 9TH
ers. The ground is becoming too dry
to plow
Dexter eJfferson county; J. D. Bush
Weather. hot and dry. Cotton is
shedding and boil worms and sharp
shooters are doing much damage;
many estimate the yield as not over
two-thirds of crop. Corn, peas, pota-
toes and hay are good crops.
Luna Landing, Chicot county: H. S.
caused cotton to open rapidly; picking
has been retarded on account of the
rank growth of the cotton and excess
i've heat: picking will be general next
week if the weather is favorable. Cot
ton generally. is doing well and pres
ent prospects are favorable for an
average crop.
Lacey. Drew county: j. a. Daniel
The excessive heat is very injurious
to all growing crops: cotton is not as
good as it was week ago. it has made
all it can.
Monticello, Drew county; w. !. Rodg
ers-Weather has been hot and dry
causing cotton to shed badly. the crops
will be cut short.
LAGRANGE. Lee county: r. P. Mills
Cotton has been generally damaged
Fy the hot, dry weather. and will be
'oJt little better than last year: it is
opening on the uplands; picking will
commence next week All crops need
! rain
South Bend. Lincoln county; Jesse
Cray-Continred drought and boil
worms arc damaging cotton. The late
corn needs rain tc fiji it out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
Oldest Locomotive to Be Retired.

The oldest locomotive in operation
will soon be withdrawn from service
and placed in the Durham College or
science at Newcaste-onTyne. This
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
pnhlic TO Soc Fine Paint -nps.

A public view of the paintings col
lected by William H. Vanderbilt has
been arranged by the trustees of the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art Mr..
Vanderbilt spent several hundred
thousand dollars in securing the best
works.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

Mr.. G. W. Butts, Of Linwood, is a
visitor in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27

Mr.. P. C. Barton, of Jonesboro, is
at the Trulock.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue ofsthe FREE
PREssE FUER TExAs. has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offces, and has
an extended circulationin Mexi-
co. in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
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state.
Two travelling men and our
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-04

You can not hear good still you hear
peculiar noises that others with normal
hearing do not.
The trouble Is you have catarrh in the
little tubes that lead from the throat to
the middle car
You will notice 10y close observation OF
the cut that the ear drum blocks the pass
age from the outer ear 10 the real organs
Of hearing further inside the head, To
have perfect hearing thcrc must be- a free
passage containing air leading from outside
the head to the car drum, and also an.
other free passage containing air to con
duct the waves Of used sound away from
the real organs Of hearing The eustachian
tubes leading from behind the ear drum to
the throat Conduct waves Of used sound
away from the car. Ninc.tenths of the
annoying head roises' are due 70 some in.
terfcrence with these tubes leading from
behind the ear drum to the throat. Any
stoppage or closing MP or swelling or dis
case 81 any sort that results In partial
or complete closing Of these tubes will
cause more or less ringing in the ears or
some other variety Of head noise.
Even n slight blocking Of these escape
pipes Of the eur, just moderate degree
Of closure may produce head noises and
such noises may he noticed for some time
before there is much sppreciabe loss Of
hearing. The reason for This l. hCruise
tho internal organs Of hearing are not i'm.
paired and do their work so vel that they
are superior Ia the Imprisoned sounds. Els
pecially where only one tube is choked mp,
head noises may he noticed for quite q
time before loss Of hearing is observed.
As the cries of sea birds furctcll an In
pending storm. so head noises are hardin.
gers 81 impaired hearing. They toll Of X.