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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13
HELP WANrED-MALE.


WANTED, TURPENTTNE HANDS,
man and family for small farm: man
to handle stock place; cooks. house
girl two drivers. Wandelrs. 215 West
Broad.
WANTED, THREE GOOD soLIc-
iting agents. Call at S17 Hall street,
west.
WANTED, A FIRsT-C CLASS SASH,
door and blind man. Address Cordele
Sash, Door and Lumber Company, Cor
dele, Ga.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANT
ed at once; steady employment to an
operator setting not less than 1000 an
hour; none but sober, steady man need
apply. Address the News, Greenville,
s. C.
WANTED, PERSON TO CALL ON
retail trade and agents for manufac-
turing house. local territory; salary
s19.7O paid weekly and expense money
advanced previous experience unnec-
essary: business successful; enclose
self-addressed envelope. Standard
House. Caxton building, Chicago.
WANTED AGENTS. $40 DAILY,
twentieth century wonder cleans hands
and face without soap. water or towel.
Removes freckles and tan. SAMPLE
mailed for 25c. Guarantee supply. Co,
1000 Main street. Wheeling, w. Va.
WANTED. GENERAL REPRE-
sentative for one of the oldest and
most reliable manufacturers of boiler
compound. Apply to August Duden &
Co., indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED, COMPETENT PRINT
ers; state wages desired. Record. Or
lando, Fla.
WANTED. PARTNER WITH SOME
money; have sawmill and 5000 acres
timber; will sell all or half interest
cheap; need money to operate. Address
Sawnill. care Morning News.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED. A GOOD COOK; ALSO A
nurse. Apply 61s Drayton street.
WANTED. A GOOD COOK. APPLY
| 300 GWinnett street, west
EMPLO MscNr WANTED.
WANTED, POSITION AS STE
nographer or clerk by young man thor
| oughly qualified; several years expert
| ence; best references Address j j..
! 222 West Adams street, Jacksonville.
| YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION
as clerk in store for new year; has
experience and best references. Ad-
dress Box 5, care Morning News,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSE,
vicinity Park Extension; f1S Duffy,
west, with stable. Charles Kohler; tel
ephone 721
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13
HENRY SOLOMON g. SON,

DastlIlsry plsttlbgQv sQs savannah and yieini'Y'
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANT
ed at once steady employment TO an
operator setting not less than 1000 an
hour; none but sober, steady man need
apply Address the News, Greenville,
& C
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

ANY ONE WISHING A MOST DE-
sirable house on CASTOR street, east,
most beautiful locality; house in peri
feet order and condition; every con-
venience. Apply Estate Solomon Co
hen, Broaghton and West Broad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

FOR RENT, RESIDENCE NO. is
Thirty-ninth street. east. between Bull
and Drayton; all conveniences. j. X.
p Carr,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

J.&c. ~. THOMAS HAVE RE-
ceiyed q beautiful life ~ Xmas goods,
prlcee within your reach.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

WANTED. EVERYONE WHO
rides a bicycle 10 try us on their next
wheel repairs. We will make you feel
satisfied, both In mind and pocket
Walter r. Higgins. President and
Drnyton.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

ONE OF THE FINEST THINGS ON
the market, the Alamo gas and gaso-
line engine. Mingledorff & Co. agents.
20 Indian street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-13

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED. A GOOD COOK; ALSO A
nurse. Apply 61S Drayton street.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
300 Gwinnett street, west.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
KONA BRINGS
LIGHT RAINS
CFrom Saturdays dally.)

The sOGtherly and westerly winds of
the past few days brought rain yes
terday morning which for a time seem
ed likely to continue for several days.
That 1t did not. perhaps, may be ac-
counted for in the opinion of Professor
Lyons, that the storm went on to the
northeast, and may be blowing in the
track of the inbound steamers
Before the rain began the opinion
was general that the Islands were in
for dry kOna, which would mean
hard luck for the plantations and the
farmers alike. The winds had been
dry and hot, but the rainfall gave
promise of setting in for a several
days storm, and agriculturists were
well pleased. The barometer continued
to fall, and there seemed reason to
believe that the storm would be the
heaviest for the year.
ON the waterfront the wind was
blowing gale, and there was great
care taken with the vessels The sea
piled up in the outer harbor was SO
heavy that the launch of the quaran-
tine service could not get out, and the
Solace and the Peru had to come in
side before being examined. No launch
could have lived in the weather out
side. All the vessels in naval row had
fresh stern mornings out, and the
greatest care was exercised ON the en-
tire front.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
SOUTH AFRICAN
SITUATION

LONDON, Feb. Sit Is generally be-
lieved that the Dutch proposals have
been rejected. 1t is stated at The
Hague that Holland intends to remodel
her offer and to renew diplomatic rep
reservations to Great Britain.
The negotiations are likely to be pro-
longed.
Dewet's bodyguard attacked the
South African Lighthouse at Wilge
River. The enemy were heavily she'll
ed and repulsed.
The New Zealand contingent had an
enthusiastic send-off at Auckland.
Sir John Seldom, premier of the colo
ny, said that New Zealand would
cheerfully give a twentieth contingent
II necessary.
Holland has not yet received any an
swer from England. Numerous con-
ferences are taking place between the
Dutch Cabinet and foreign representa-
tives.
LONDON, Feb. 2-An army order
embodies nine militia battalions.
The army estimates have been voted
In the House of Commons.
LONDON, Feb. 4-Colonel Dumoulin
was attacked at midnight near Koffee-
fontein, The Beers were repulsed with
loss after severe fighting.
MI st. John Brodrick. when intro.
ducing the supplementary estimates in
the House OF Commons. said the Brit
ish army in South Africa. on February
LIST numbered $4,000 men. Three large
bodies of 1900 each. Dewets, Botha' $
and Delarey's. remained to be dealt
with. Besides feeding the men, the
commissariat department had to feed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
WOKEyS FACES
S me- n We ne Gts u Hsaih IN
Spms Ap Soky pip hfs
Ui,iul $50 4 10 W. n.
es n G D. NJ
Girls

HHmINa fH.r" fHII d NtU .tHHNu
rhfaI. Ia a. mHf"I NHHh uu.Uta
unfamurIt thr DundIuHn of hef hoalih
como oau fnU at ri1u.a 10 rbn d.
VOL ur not ana usually rnp can tru
Va hat the trouble ls Upon PATIENTS fusiH
o. great responsibility at ihp time their
daughters are huddine into Nnmau-
hood if your daughter la raie. oom-
plains of weakness BE- tired Hut upon
the slightest cNertion. if she b. trou-
BLEED with headache or ba,kavhe. pain
Ia the side. NJ her temper is ntfui and
hDr appetite poor. she is IN a tundi-
ton ~ cNtrcmo peril. "a nt subject for
that most dreaded ~ an diseases. cnn-
sumption. " you notice any of these
symptoms lose nn time in procuring
Dr Williams PINK pills FOR Pale Poo
pie. They viii assist the patient 60 de-
NelOp properly and regularly, they viii
enrich the blood and restore health's
roses 90 the checks. bright eyes ana a
llghtncss Of step viii surely follow
their use and an danger OF consump-
ton and a premature death win be
aNerted.'
out of the many cases which illus
trate the truth OF this may be cited
that of Hannah Nicholson. OF Erie col
Her father, Mr. Newton Nicholson,
says
our daughter, Hannah, Is years of
age was taken sick about a year ago.
She seemed to have no life ar energy
and became white as chalk. of course
We had our doctor, and he is consider
ed good one. but the girl did not get
any better and we We're feeling very
uneasy about her. one day ! was i'm 4
drug store and picked up "A little book
about Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. 1t described her case exactly
1 purchased "A couple of boxes and sh,
| had not taken them FOR more than tN,
] or three days before we could see 9
change FOR the better. They did won
ders for her ana now We recommend
them To all who are ailiug as she was.
DIR. Williams Pink pills for Pal,
People are an unfailing specific not only
for anaemia but for all diseases arising
! from Impoverished blood or shattered
| nerves. They cure locumotor ataNia
partial paralysis, St Nitus dance. sci.
/ atica, neuralgia, nervous headache
after-effects of the grip, palpitation OF
| the heart, pale and sallow compleXions
and all forms Of weakness. At al
druggists, or direct from Dr. Williams
Medicine Co, Schnectady, n. V, nfty
cents per box, six boxes for two dollar'
| and half.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
CHEWS A PIECE
OFF THE WHARF

The Solace created lots of excite
ment coming in and raised more dis
turbance In the harbor than any vessel
CITY of Columbia.
on account of the rough weather over
the bar the doctor did not board the
vessel outside but instead started out
10 her In his launch after she had pass
ed the lighthouse. The vessel was slow
cd down in order to enable the doctor
To make a landing and as soon as her
engines were stopped the heavy beam
wind collared her and losing steerage
way, her stern SHE'D round and she
struck the Dolphin which lies waikiki
Of the naval wharves and some dis
tance from the shore. One of the piles
of the Dolphin was broken and others
cracked by the collision.
The vessel then started to 20 ahead
but the wind was too much for her and
bearing down on the Pacino Mail wharf
she struck it with her nose, chewing
out a hole big enough to drive a hack
into. The ship Benjamin f. Packard
struck the same spot several months
ago.
After butting the wharf the Solace
was backed past the two naval docks
and bumped into the tug Rover with
her stern. keeling her over considerably
but doing no damage TO the little craft.
Then the vessel went ahead again
aud landed alongside of the Pacific
Mail wharf In a helpless condition,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

where she lay until Captain Brokaw
came to the rescue with the Fearless.
He got line onto the Solace's bow and
pulled her nose up into the wind. Then
the vessel backed into the naval slip
and locked in safety. She sustained no
Injuries during her peregrinations.
Captain Winslow is blamed for hav-
ing refused the assistance of the tug in
docking his vessel.
A board Of survey consisting of Lieu
tenant Hugh Rodman, commander of
the Iroquois and Carpenter Pender
will investigate the affair and assess
the damages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
CLARkE'S BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION. = Purchasers of ClAfks's
they get the genuine srticis. worthlSa
limitations and substitutes are somOltm0r
palmed on by uuprincipled vsndors- TAs
Drug Company. lincoln. England" an
engraved on the Government stamp, Oac
"Clarke's World Famed Blood Mixture
blown In the bottle, WITHOUT WHICD
NONE ARE GENUINE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
Clarlle'S
Blood
Mixture

sHE WuUI.B.FANrp nisDOD puai
HER And NHRfoHTB,
~ MhitlI ANTln TO CLEAN TAD
moon from ~ impurities from
WhateNfl cause hrlsins
Tot ferofuls. hrufNs, D. aofna. fkin as
Blood llafarfe, Hlarl heads, flmpies en-
tcree Of All kinda, n W nsVei taiiins Ga
permanent cure y
Cures pld fnrcs.
Cures Sufff on the Neck
Cures Sore Leg
Cures niackhead o. rtmpie. 20 To-
Face
Cursr Fcuryy.
Cures Ulcers
Curce Blood snd skin piseaees
ci.rea GlRndular Swsllinga.
Cluara the Blood from all Impure matte,
From whatever 9ause a'ising.
II IL real epecinc for Govt and Ahss
matte pains.
~ removes the cause from the Bloc
As this Mixture IL pleasant 10 the tasts
and warranted free from anything injlFi
Gus 20 the most delicate constitution o.
either sea. the proprietors solicit sufferer
to give II trial 20 test It's value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

J'nn state u. ns,, gar.,' 3. bee. understood eeo ,d
% receiver caused mot rlrr on '.e ans tg.iay Ih,re had
s Sss ri Ss cha, a 'G E'19s S would come
pans S BE- helped oa Of any GmSS ~ & or Sam FS meme SRo
po, plantation sure money nccessar, the
ss en- p .6 a S Peonl "SSa he time arrives for
selves ybes cearns up i@5dss ara hg log which
s .s &C. Sf n s q S cS s1 'T a NO ON" sa
The sPaie.e state anars stock
though there conid c farHs prices principal
sales bid price yesterday G Was
Be 9sd before the Of The month but mis- sa,eG1la.
Interest," N" %os S ' , ' 9S sales SO of the lower
rs a.: a %s a made s1a wa. a trade "s ar %a ' r
break seemed only
A. a On py y . S n ss ma vi" ana sSeq s' s veil
S Sns s.s % % To S any Hs nsa for past ssa
ae 4 t' S on o S slump %sa ana Tn sf sol. s to
closing , , s.; II .si been
haps owing to disturbed of
q %s%i S$'aPs as" @ e
There Of this kind in the Vicinity of the
that purchased by Hooking the head Of ksMal9
@ s but has also an n T Sn has Scn much s cd d
the tine has Laid ids ~ , , cali, ,, o., M lima on ,n
hands price VII close 5o
n T S this s es 3 and the oS is that there % be less high
an order n
Which iPS
|
this
J of
S: I'd s$ @ 1 s: en- s%n ,s @ Tor
consideration the largest buildings which will
of the
Of in
Some land available filling
line will
>
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to
! lIt The l wlih the EaaI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
MIR. WHEELER GOT RID OF HIS
RHEUMATISM

During the winter of 1893 I was so
lame in my joints, in fact, all over my
body, that l could hardly hobble
around, when bought O. bottle OF
Chamberlan's Pain Balm. From the
first application ! began to get well,
and was cured and have worked stead
lily all the year-R. Wheeler, North
wood. N. Y. u. s. A. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaiian Isl
ands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS or UOS
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THK wORl.n

Clarke's Blood Mixture 10 sold In boesles
u I'd each. and IL cases containing d,
tlmee the quantity. 1is-eufncient to Geo
OF long standing cases-By ALL CHEM
isT and PATENT MEDICINE vUND
oRs throusheut the world. Proprietsr
TIES DRUG COMPANY, lincoln, -
land. Trade mark-"BLOoD MIXTURE,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

LONDON. Feb. 3.-There is intense
cold in France. England. Spain and
Italy. Violent tempests prevail In the
Atlantic, and many accidents have oc-
CURED
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

20S.O0O horses and mules; $1,000 prison
ers, and 10000 souls belonging to the
Boer population. The monthly expen-
ditures had now been reduced by a
million startling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-18

intend to start the renovation OF the
buildings at the earliest opportunity
and will make such improvements as
are necessary"
Evening journal., 1902-05-15
Gas Works, May IA, 1902.

My dear Lauray: l don't suppose they
ever was a time sinse the world
when they was SO menny
avenoos for eddication as now. We air
learning sumthin' every da, and some
OF us is a-gettin' mighty enlitened, 1
tell you.
You kin hardly walk the streets
these dase without runnin' over a
CRATE man, and they is profits and sons
of profits just as thick as huckleber-
ries. A mans teachers may be plane,
but you can't tell by the wart on his
nose if he kin preach. So the people
that see George Roberts waikin' round
the streets would never shoot him Tor
orator; but he is.
You Just out to a hearn him last
Saturday mite. | couldn't keep from
teers. All the week he had ben a.
advertisin in his paper that the only
.aggergation and greatest show on
urth would hold 4th at 9Th and Mar
ket streets Saturday mite. And really,
Iatiray hit was surprisin' how menny
Addicks men was THAR; he had all OF
them. They was 73 peopel in all; ten
Of them was Reglers, all the noospa'
per fellers was THAR waitin' to report
the speech of Mister Addicks; they was
some white foaters, about forty coloreC
citizens. and the rest was Addick:
men. They made an imposin' array.
They was absoloot silence as Georg'
Washington Roberts mounted thu
platform. and we felt that the caus'
was safe. Hit was certinly grand! HI
sed that they wasn't nobody titten t
lcompair Mister Addicks with cepun
George Washington and Abraham LIN
colin. They had suffered for richeous
ness saik. and so had he. Hit kind o
tuck my breth for mint but Georg
went on, till | felt rite ashamed o
Washington and Lincoln; they didn'
near to be in hit with Addicks.
He told us in touohin languidg
about the cherry tree, and when h
had got us a-cryin and the floor was al
lslopDv he turned to compai
Mister Addicks with George
He said that Mister Ad
dicks, when he was a boy. had Gu
down a hole orchard and when hi
father asst him about hit he laid hit O
the Reglers and has stuck to hit to thi
da.
s He said that onct he had play ma
named Antny, and he stole a app
D from Antny, and they had fite. The
t Antny gotta cleaverand triedtosplithi
Evening journal., 1902-05-15

II J. Edward Addicks succeeds in
carrying out his threat Of nominating
a holter ticket in each of the counties,
he will insure the election of Demo-
Gratis to all the county offices Of New
Castle. Kent and Sussex. A Legisla-
ture will be chosen in which Demo
Gratis, Regulars and Unions will be rep
resented but the Democrats will have
a clear majority in both houses; they
WI. be able to pass all the partisan
legislation they desire, and two Demo-
Gratis will be sent to the United States
Senate. The State Senate. under such
circumstances will surely be Demo
cratic. and we imagine that the Cover
nor win have some difficulty in having
his nominations confirmed. If Addicks
can control his party he may, indeed
have a revenge, but it will be at tho
expense of the Republican party, anC
include the defeat Of many of his owl
followers.
Evening journal., 1902-05-15
DrLAwARE STUDENTS OUT

The striking students OF Delaware
College failed to take our advice yes
terday and there is now a suspension
of college work at the Newark institu-
tion save in the case of the seniors.
They acted with greater prudence, and
will graduate in due order. We fail to
see what the students expect, for they
have reached an age when they are
supposedly Reasonable beings. 1t is
hardly conceivable that they expect
the faculty to back down, own that a
mistake was made and re-admit them
to their classes.
Such a course would mean the for
feiture OF respect by the faculty, and
would be an advertisement that in the
future the students are the real gov
erning power of the institution. Yes
terday there was a generous, but mis-
taken effort, to induce the boys TO
compromises; this was refused by the
boys, as it should have been. There
will be tendency on the part of GER
tain of the trustees to arbitrate, but in
such a case arbitration would be sub
versive OF all discipline, bring the fac
ulty into contempt and put premium
on disorder Delaware College can
better afford to close its doors than to
yield to pressure looking to any such
end.
The chief end of education is disci-
pline-not servility, but an obedience
to proper authority. No man is truly
educated until he has learned self-mas-
terry. and the fact that men could in
dulge in hazing shows that they had
yet much to gain from their college
course. BY absenting themselves from
classes they are injuring themselves
chiefly; it will be more difficult for
them to pass examinations, and a
number of them may be put back a
year in consequence II is now mat
ter for the trustees and parents to de-
eide: and in the decision it must be
remembered that If the Just DEGREES ol
the faculty are TO be set aside, ole
Delaware will lose the respect il
which she is now held.
Evening journal., 1902-05-15
SPRING SCHEDULE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The spring schedule of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad will so into ef-
feet Sunday. May IS. The following
changes will be made: East bound,
week days, 9.39 a. m. to $40 a. m;
1852 a. m. to 1858 a. M; 1852 a. M.
accommodation to 1857 a. m; 1918 p.
m. to 1921 p. m; 2.55 p. m. to 2.56 p.
m: 3 d. m. to 315 p. m; Abs p. m. to
45S D. m; 5.1S p. m. to 5.ls p. m;
1927 d. m. train discontinueD; 6.S5 p.
m. 10 $40 p. m; 1852 p. m. to lO.55 p
M. Sundays, 9.39 a. m. to 9.4O a. M;
2.55 D. m. TO 2.56 p. m; 3 p. m. to 4.SO
D. m: SIS p. m. to 5.19 p. m, and 1852
IN. m. to 1855 D. m. An additional
weakday train for Philadelphia and
way stations will leave Wilmington at
q D. m. West bound. week days. ll.Ol
a. 40. to 11.s1 a. m; 1856 p. m. to LA
d. M: 3.19 p. m. to $50 p. m; 4.54 p
m. to ASP p. m; 1914 p. m. to 1913 p
m. This train will not stop at Newark
except to take on passengers for point
west of Washington. Sundays, 1856 p
m. TO 1.24 D. m, and 10.14 p. m. &
l1O19 u. m. This train vii not stop a
Newark except to take on for west o
washington. There will be no chang
in trains leaving Market street static
for Jandenberg branch points.
Evening journal., 1902-05-15
NEW WsPAPER OPINION
Why Not Cool of9
From the washington Post.

From the washington POST
Il is strange that one Of the results
Of a strictly non-partisan war has
been the evolution of intenser parti-
sanship than anything the country has
witnessed for many years. 1t is an
undeniable fact that in the war against
Spain President Mckinley maintained
"a non-partisan policy, making appoint
ments as freely from the Demo-
cratic as from the Republican
party Not only appointments
in the army, but on vari-
Gus commissions in Porto Rico the
Philippines, and here in Washington,
and finally on the Paris treaty COM
mission. were made from both parties.
The policy has been continued by
President Roosevelt The present head
Of the civil government Of the Phil
llippines, in the absence of Governor
/ Taft. is Luke Wright, a Tennessee
! Democrat. The army has no politics,
but its rank and file have been re-
cruited from both parties, and Demo
! cratic influence 0las been as potential
as Republican in filling the list OF
r commissioned officers.
Is it not possible to condemn and
punish officers who outrage humanity
without getting up a bitter feeling
No party, no President, no mouth
lpiece of any administration ever di'
h or ever will uphold barbarity. Th'
= shame of the horrible order of Genera
e Smith has not been supplemented b.
n an infinitely greater infamy in tn
10 shape OF endorsement of that order b,
N the administration or by any repre-
sentative of the administration He
y we find in an anti-administratio
paper such kindly hearted genteme
VI as Senators Lodge and Beveridg
le spoken OF as the representatives
torture, barbarity, rapine and confi'
ke cation"
n If that were true-if it were not al
~, solutely and UNANIMOUSLY false-thi
republic would have no fair title
even the tail-end place in the list
an civilized nations. But an examinatie
ia OF the course pursued by our govern
he ment in Cuba Porto Rico, and u