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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-31
Fez sin aqua

Nueva York, Dcbre. 81. / P. M.
Los revolucionarios marroquies
nan destruido el acued acto de Fez.
Las caf1erias han sido rotas = los
contornos de Ia ciudad Sc ven mum
dados. La situaci6n en- Fez es ho~
rr4ble. FL Sultan ha dado muestras
de gran valor y los habiGantes de
Fee le demostraron abstlutA fideli-
dad. FL conflito del aqua es terri
bic en- Fez.
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ReVoluciollariios
deIIotadds a

New York, Dcbre. 3l Il. n.
Avisan AZ Caracas que han su-
frido los feVolucionarios grandes
perdidas. En- yafios encuentros han
sido derrotados por las fuerzas Del
gobierno Han tenido lugar cont
tss sangrientos SO asegura que
muchos jefes sgodos, apoyan al
general Castro on Sd pol contra
la fraction Il eral del general Ma
t0s. ss 8 ss 80 II
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Information Local

En- el Hospital
Sc hA'lan enfermos en- el Hospital
mi'itsr, Los sArgentcs Jnan Msyso.
net, de 10 ON oaffs .B> FIR mi co
Pale de ID com u MIA sCs y Ell cato
Manuel Hernandez de 10 compafii.
sB,, del Regimis MO Provisional de
i. fsnterfa de Pasrto Riso.
Licenciados
"A Oh soldAdos puertorriqut nos
qua se han licenciado hoy 81 se .es
hA permitido vivir en- el cuArtel de
B .llai6 hasta interim liz gae 9. o..
ciAl ps gador que ha de hAcer el &
timo pAgo & estos aoldAdos.
Res tablec1do s
SIS halla completa nenta restable.
cido de lA emf arme&A I'd que padeefa,
nuestro amigo el senior don Luis
Cusvas Z:queira. Este s.1lor ss en-.
pisado del DspartameLto del late.
rior, sirviendo en- las oficinAs de
ag ,iculturAs y minas. Ce.ebramos
"a restablecimiento.
Acto official
MaiiAnA dia de al1o nuevo, todos
los oticiales del Ej6rcito, que eatkn
de guarnici6n en- este Diatritc, visi'
tarkn ofcialmente al Gobernador
William 81. Hunt, como cortecfA Al
primer magistrado de 10 isla.
Banquete
El Bstall6n de Puorto Rico darG
maf1anA IN gran banquets para cs.
lebrar el nuevo A1io.
Esta noche y manana
Es 10 gran noohe de nsliseas y pas
tales en- eEl Nuevo Mundo Don
Eauarao Lopez invita- 6 ID nuchitAn.
Ga que frecuentA el cafe para one
vAyan & despedir el A11o eomiendo
hsllacas y emperedados. Ya hay en-
csrgadAs Algunas docenas para ca,
sas pArticulArss. El aia de a1io nuavo
hAbrkn tambi6n hallacag.
Remate 81
Ri que habfs de tsnar lpgar ests
noche en- la casa dc pr6stAmos de ].
BAzAn y ca. se ha suspendiao por
que 10 immense msyorfA dc 1as prem.
das que hAbr&n de remAtarse hAn
sid0 renovadas g rescAtaaas. II
acrsditada casa sigus sus opera.
clones.
Mier
Aver recibimos Il grata vista de
este Aventsjado escritor espl mol De
Mar vislA abordo de nm bareo dc
guerra americana, en- calid&l de co.
rresponsal De eE. ImpArcial, de Ma
drid, Representatives que M teuido
para Aaistir & In mAniubras navAlos
ue 10 isls Onlebra. -
Largo ratio departimos con eli dis.'
tingnido periodical, que hoy % dos.
ptli6 de nosotros pArs seguir % es.
eursi6n. ;. ST
Bnsnas impresionss dsssamos 81
companero
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I'll : Mocho
Hernandez
New York. Dcbre 81 p II

New York, Dcbre. 81 i P. II.
Otros despachos dc Caracas infor-
man que el sMochox Hernandez de-
saprueba Ia conducts de los reyolu-
cionarios j que ha manifestado que
desea Ia paz de Ia Republica mien-,
tras este en- pie el cont flicto con Eu-
rops. Hernandez tambien conside-
"a straidores q los que han inicia-
do ahora de nuevo la reYolucio 4.
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BAY YAjMON
Ue aassestro QOn.sspo,ssaD

+ 3 + 4ss .l ~ ~ u. SO 4
Dcbre. 31.-Sa susurrs por asta
poblaci6n que On breve se har6n ~.
60 del puestO de II Poliefa Iusular
de estA, 81 tenieMte senior Jadice y q
sarganto seior s SAntaalla. E.ts mo-
ticia 90 grata para los bayamonesee,
pofque, como ellos dicen. coneluirf
ID pAreialidad conspadris.
Esta nochs entregAr6 10 JuntA Es-
eolar ans poderes & d elects On lAs
pAsadas Eleccionos.
En nnestrA Plszl de- Arnas, be He.
var6 6 cAbo esta mocha Ii primers
rstreta. Nusstr&s bsllas ostsr xn &c
enhorAbuena
Por 10 que raspenta ii cambio da
ofcialidAa do u Insular, estamos az
.pl4eemes; pues pareoe qua uue6trae
gestiOnes estxn dando resultah n.
Con nosotros estar6n Ooutontoe In
j6yenss del 6Gse ball qua por q kus.
to dequien @ quis0 abycgAr dere.
chos que no le eonnpstfAn, svisron
bejad0 no hAce muchcs dias.
El domingo pr6xlmo . llevarf T
cAhO IN n plaxA de In delioias N
meeting POI q Oomit6 dedefsn1n
Esperanoe quo seA muy coneurrilos
El corresponsal 70 ia CORES
ponAenoiAS On ente pnablos fslieita
poF u nuavO af1o 8 fOdon II Wanuo
fAaE - 81 lrnAn<aAss "a An.a--IE..fa-s
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Francia
8 Inglaterra

New York, Dcbre. 81. / P. M.
Estas dos potencias europeas, Sc :
gun despachos de Paris, convienen
en- mantener una actitua espectan-
to ante 10 de Marruecos.
Las escuadras de estas dos naciones
estan en- aguas africanas observan-
do el desarr0llo de los successes en- oil
Imperio Marroquf.
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Las naciones
eztranieras

Nueva York Dcbre 81 /. P. NJ.
Hanse refugiado en- los barcos de
guerra extranjeros muchos de 6stos
RESIDENCES en- Marruecos. Dicen que
los revolucionarics cometen horri-
bles actos de venganza. Green los
extranJeros que sa en- del Imperio
que Ia sltuacion del Sultan es di-
fcilisima.
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Pdru curar an fsfIyodIo en- un dla

% Rdrn cUrur an Refyy0do en- IN Ola
tome - Il PAsTIIL.As L.AxANTEs DE BRoNo
QUINLNA. 81 b0ticario le devolxer6 Ell dinero ID
no e oura. "A frma Do = w. GRoVk - halla
Qae to parecel -SESENTA MIL
jugustts. pArs yenderios q pueblo
cspitals d :, para que obseq ME { sus
hi1os. Pero dcnaa estkn esos mn
fiscos? Carac0,e !! tn no has Vito,
tantA gente que SO sgtupA en- ia |.
Dulcs Alian1 en- l. Gale de lA
Cfszp Puss allf "a, y 81 vieras que
bAratos.los vendeI |!
Melones de Valencia, chocolates ,
cacscs de La INDIA; Caracas I've.
neznels) Turr6n de UtonA On ba
r1as, ffntla IN m jngn, mnoarr0nas.
italiancs, { &tiles, nvas moscatsles,
etc. etc. 6 precios de- situaei6n On
casa de- Luifia Hermanos en- II calle
de Il FortalexA eequiua TAnca.
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81 u SURE frsGnsnternente d0lO.
res dc q b - y mai . "a, ri tiere frf.
on los pies y las Esnos. y estk it.t,
pAtente, tonne Les siPIL LDORAS r EE
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALLE e
q OANcIO" , ssgurAmente 1e Gu
rarx. So
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lImpotante
al
ao4 4mns
Ex5as a1edma Emulsion del o6ueaaa
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DIREe,ro DE NEW YORK,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

On no former occasion in the history
of music in Savannah has a local or
chestra given so successful perform
arce as the orchestra of the Music
Club under the conductorship of Mr..
A. c. Meyer did at the last meeting
of the club. Thursday evening. In
days gone by the old Mozart Club pre-
scented an orchestra made up of local
talent, but those who recall the work
OF it and compare 1t with what was
done by the Music Club orchestra at
once yield the palm to the latter Mr.
Meyer conducted with a quiet and
graceful manner. yet firm and precise.
which showed at once that he had the
entire work before him and those I'M
der him well In hand, and the perform
ers played with a snap and attentive
ness which exhibited close and intel
lgent study Of the works they were
giving.
Since the organization Of the orches-
ira In the early part Of October week.
~ rehearsals have heen ia progress.
end the continuous ana hard work that
has been given BY the members 20 the
preparation Of the pfegramme as pre-
hsnlea a. wen deserving Of the un-
shntec praise that has been given
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
WITH MUSICIANS AND
MUSICAL PEOPLE.

them ever since this. their first public
appearance.
Mr.. Meyer has made of the orchestra
one of the most important and enjoy
able branches of the Music Club. and
whilst training it for this appearance,
he has given to the performers at each
rehearsal instructions which have been
most valuable. The regular weekly re-
hearsals will continue. and a new
programme will at once be put into
preparation. New material will also be
added, and already several new APP
plications have been received for adj
mission to the ranks Of the performers.
From the present outlook a large
and brilliant audience will hear the
celebrated French pianist, Raoul Pug
no, at the Lawton Memorial on Fri
day evening, Dec. 26. His appearance
here VIII be the first time that Pugno
has played in the South. and on this
occasion he will play only in Savan-
nah and New Orleans. Pugno has
played with tremendous success IN
Boston with the Boston Symphony Or
chestra, IN New York. with the Phil
allannonic Orchestra. and IN Brooklyn
with the LisderkraDz. and now goes
20 New Orleans for a two weeks en-
gaRement, After that he VIII return
20 the North for a few weeks before
sailing for Europe. The exeellenf ar
rangemenf that has been made ~
which members Of fhe Music CLUB may
each secure one ticket nf half rate Is
asa opportunity presented ~ music iof-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

Bundle of Money and then all the
Bread that he had cast on the Waters
came back to him Bakery at time.
Those whom he had succored came
around to Sucker him.
A Promoter whose Schemes he had
guaranteed, because the Mans Child
rem needed Shoes. now had a Chance to
show his Gratitude. He let Jasper in
on the Ground Floor of Company or
ganized to manufacture an Automobile
that could be turned out of the Shop
for S35 and would run 80 Miles on a
pint of Gasoline
Gentlemen who were getting along
without Overcoats came in to see him
about Mining Stock that was sure to
touch Par by Jan. 1. The only Reason
they came to him first instead of tack
ling John w. Gates, was that he had
always been a True Friend and they
wanted to put him next to a Good
Thing.
After one or two of these Gift Enter
phises had been slipped to him, he be-
gan to back water and be a trifle
Leary. Yet he found it very Hard to
be discourteous to one who came in
and did the Brother Act. Besides the
Bunk who has the Joint Note already
made out and ready to be signed US
ually has Talk calculated to make a
Heart of Stone mellow to the Consist
ency of a Baked Apple.
What really did more than any other
one Thing to cure him of his Innate
Goodness was an Experience with a
Sweet Girl who was being courted by a
Wretch quite unworthy of her.
The unself1sh Benefactor who tries to
side-track Weddings that are sure to
turn out unhappily is always a Can
diHlata f01. HncOffa1 xrrifh o
Shot at the Morgue.
The Sweet Girl in Question was the
daughter of an Old Friend, for which
Funeral Expenses he had been landed.
She was Confding Thing and did
! not know that the Bachelor who had
started in to Rush her seven nights a
Week was a Rounder and a Poker
Player and somewhat of a Lush.
Every one who knew the Sweet Girl
said it was too Bad and that some one
ought to go to her and Warn her. At
ter the Old Ladies and the Elders had
talked the Matter over on the side, it
was decided that Jasper was 1t. He
was known to be kind and disinterest-
ed and was accustomed to dealing out
Good Advice. Anything that he said
would go long Way to head off the
Deal
Accordingly he did a Fatherly Talk
to the Daughter of his Old Friend, CIV
ing her Straight Line on the Conduct
of the High Roller who was trying to
warm up to her
She thanked him right from the Bot
tom of her Heart. Then she sent a
Messenger Boy to hunt up the High
Roller, because she wanted to know
if it was all True or merely a Cruel
Slander.
When she sprung his Record on him
he leaned right over against her and
cried and said that no matter what
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
BY GEORGE AIDE.
Copyright. 1902. by Robert Howard Russell.

once there was a. moving Target who
was strong on the Brotherhood of
Man
He ran a little Sunshine Factory all
of his own. When it came to scatter
ing Seeds of Kindness the Farm Drill
was a Poor Second.
Every time he started down Town he
would have to zig-zag so as to cover
both sides of the Street and glad-hand
all Of his Acquaintance.
From time to time he Joined Frater-
II al Organizations and took blistering
Oaths that he would always love his
Fellow-Man and stand for any Touch
within Reason. Consequently a good
many People found it cheaper to send
for him than to hire a Professional
Nurse. He would travel Miles in order
to have the Pleasure of sitting up with
a Corpse. And he was one of the hand
lest PAIL Bearers in the Business.
Any one who happened to be nurs-
ing a Hard-Luok Story would hunt up
sympathetic Jasper and give him the
Grip and then weep on his Shoulder.
Usually he promised to do what he
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

Aid to the Injured and portable
Home for the Friendless, nobody tries
to take the Job away from him. His
Acquaintance do what they can to
boost his Game.
Therefore when any one in that
Community sought out a Busy Man
of Affairs and began to unwrap his
Tale of Woe and offer to exhibit his
Wounds, the B. NJ. of A. would say,
Here, I'll give you Letter of Intro
duction to my old friend Jasper. He is
a Samaritan from away back"
II came about that Jasper's outer
Office was frequently coagulated with
a Choice Assortment of Pan Handlers
and all the short winded Brothers who
want to hitch on to somebody's else
Pull, Is they say in Boston.
AT times Jasper would become weary
of having Folks come along and turn
their Private Griefs over to him, but he
did not want to become a Cynic and
lose his Faith in Human Nature. He
was frequently stung but still he could
not resist any Appeal that was backed
up by a few Weeps.
In the Course of Time he came into
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

he had been, she was the one to make
him Good Man. Then she stroked
his Hair and begged Forgiveness and
he asked her who had been Knocking,
and she gave the Snap away and
begged him not to do anything Des-
perate. He said that whatever he did,
he would do out of Love for her
After which he went home to oil up
his Pocket Hardware.
Next Morning the Man who wanted
to help Everybody did a Flying Leap
down the Back Stairway of his Of
flee. Just as he ducked a Bullet and
cut into the Alley back of the POST
Office, it occurred to him that the Tru
Friend Gag had it's Drawbacks.
He escaped with his Life, but there
was always more or less Dark Talk of
his being mixed up in Woman Case
He is now what is known in Obit-
uary Notices as a Practical Philan-
thropist. That is, he refers all Hard
Luck Tales to a Society which was
never known to give up. The Office
Boy has Instructions to admit only
those who are listed in Bradstreet. And
of course, he is never called in to
smooth out Family Fights because of
the Blot on his Character.
MORAL: To be successful Bene-
factor, wait and put the whole Lump
Sum in Libraries.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
NOTHING AGAINST THE HOME.

Atlanta News. Nothing but compli-
ments is coming from the House Com
mittee to investigate the management
of the Soldiers Home. The committee
has just finished its inspection OF the
Old soldiers asylum. "Some ugly
charges have been made said Mr..
vestigating Committee and author OF
tigation. but it is nothing but JUS
tice to the home for us to say that
after making a thorough examination
of all the charges and hearing a great
number Of witnesses we have found abb
solutely nothing censurable. The 9TH
er members of the committee are:
Messrs. Jones of Dougherty; Harden
of Chatham. Knowles of Floyd, and
Stanford of Harris.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
THE MURDER or LAwRENcE.

The body of William Lawrence, the
young white man from Jonesboro, who
was atrociousy murdered at lumber
camp near Laurel, Miss, last Satur-
day, has been inferred at jones'
boro. The father of the MUIR
dered man, j. F.. Lawrence,
accompanied the body, and l..
NJ. Lawrence of Jonesboro, uncle of
the young man, met the body at Allan
ia. The tragedy, which was one Of
the most grewsome ever perpetrated
In the South, occurred at the lumber
camp OF Eastman, Gardner & Co.,
twelve miles west OF Laurel. Law
renee was shot in the back Saturday
afternoon about o'clock and died that
night at 10 o'clock. The work was
finished BY the injection Of drugs into
the brain after an eye had been pulled
out. sDr. ]. G. Harper, camp physl-
elan, II. 4. Mccormick. Albert John
son, w. A. Harper. al prominent ON
ciais Of the company. and Albert Me-
Gee, negro bartender, are held under
arrest. charged with completely IN the
crime. The suspects were taken 10
EliayiIie and put Ia Jail there, az vio-
lenee was feared. The vicinity IS
wrought uD on account o. the crime.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

could to square Matters. even though
he had to cut in where he wasn't
wanted. In flying around. trying to re-
instate No-Goods who had lost their
Jobs.and secure Salaried Positions for
Nice Fellows who were willing to do
anything except Work, he got many a
Jolt but he was not discouraged.
One of his regular Assignments was
to arbitrate Domestic Scrap, merely
out Of the Godness of his Heart.
In this way he managed to re-unite
quite a number of Couples who were
afterward sorry that they had been
reuned and what they said about him
would get the Blue Pencil if inserted
at this Point.
When a kind-hearted Herring starts
out to be a Relief Bureau and First
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

size. A crop of 200 boxes at Seffner
had 100 boxes of sos. which had to be
packed in jumbo boxes. On the Caloo-
sahatchee some Gas were discovered.
He thinks the crop is averaging the
growers about s125 on the trees. Prob
ably a moiety of the fruit has been or
will be purchased on the trees. The
deadlock was obstinate for some
weeks, but the growers could not con-
troll the situation as well as the buy
ers. The fruit was fairly well colored
up by Nov. 10. perhaps, but 1t is not
high colored. The excessive humidity
has diluted the coloring pigment: 1t lis
pale and lemonish. This year the color
was behind the almanac. but the sac
charine was ahead Of It. although be-
hind the Florida normal. In other
words, the oranges have been a little
watered All serious allegations Of rot
have been eliminated.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
oI.n CASE I'M oouRr.

In the Bib Superior Court Judge
FELTON, presiding Wednesday was prac-
tically given up to a case in which the
estate of a Macon negro who died TWEEN
ty-one years ago was at stake. The
heirs have been fighting for the pos
session Of $780, the value of the prop
erty, from their infancy up to their
gray-hair growing time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
FLORIDA.

a prominent Jacksonville dealer esii.
mates hair che orange crop gone 0uf -
TIE state. ne totals fhe crop "a 10000
boxes. being au Increment ~ about
$4,000 boxes On account ~ Increased
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
HENRY g. TUNNEL CRITICIsEp.

One of the sensational incidents in
s. Gaulden of Brooks, denounced Hon.
Henry G.. Turner of Quitman. as an
migrate for his opposition to the Brooks
county high license bin. II here, be-
fore this assembly, throw the glove
down in front of Mr.. Turner's face,
and declare him to be an ingrate." This
was caused by Byron Bowers decla-
ration that such prominent citizens of
Brooks county as Henry G. Turner
were seeking to secure the defeat or
DR.. Gaulden's bill.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
THE FLORIDA sENAToRsHIp.

The United States Senatorial con-
test, although not to be settled until
eighteen months hence. is already at
tracing much attention throughout
Florida. The only announced candi-
dates 30 far are Senator ]. p. Talia-
ferro and John N. 6. Stockton. both
Of whom reside In Jacksonville. and
both Of whom have powerful influences
at work IN their behalf. The contest
promises to be the most sensational
that has ever taken place In Florida.
and must be settled at a primary,
which will be called and operated nn-
der the rulings Of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. There is
talk Of dark horses, yet there are hum
dreds Of leading politicians throughout
the state who think that these two
candidates will have the field 10 them
selves. There ~, however, an effort be-
Ing made 10 bring out a candidate from
the west coast 81 Florida, and ~ would
not be- surprising II Coy. Jennings
should enter the fight. The latest name
10 be mentioned IN connection with che
fenatofship Is that Of Peter D. knight
~ Tampa. The Tampa Tribune. ln
speaking ~ the effort ~ bring him into
ibe race, says Surprised Nothing 10
Say That was the brief manner m
Which Peter y. Knlghf. disposed ~ ile
inquiry ~ his reported Intention ~
nake ihe race fof the United States
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
pORTER WAS NOT In TT.

J. F. Porter. superintendent of con-
struction for the American Moistening
Company, was not burned in the will
liams house fire at Atlanta. as feared,
but is safe.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
MEMS HATS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.

Halves Derbys, light weight, semi
flexible, $500.
Halves Alpines, $500; in Black,
Tan and Pearl.
Croput and Knapp Derbys, $500;
Black only. Equal to the finest
imported hat ever brought over.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
STATE CONvICTS ARRIVE.
VIII BE Put TO work by MiII-Haven
Company.

Company.
In the neighborhood OF a hundred
state convicts under guard reached the
Mill-Haven's company's place west Of
the city yesterday. They were tenn
p0rarily quartered and Will be put 10
work tomorrow.
The c0nyicta have been leased from
the state. and viii be used 81 the COM
pany's mills. Tho contract with fhe
state was signed several weeks ago
and the convictf have been expected
for some days. "A effort WAS made b
prevent them being brought here, bul
without Success.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

WANTED, COMPETENT HOUSE,
keeper and to care for children: good
salary; reference required. Apply 535
West Bay street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

BAY WINDOW FLAT, NORTH
east and southern EXPOSURE; private
bath room, new porcelain tub: sink:
gas; first floor, SIS. 212 Whitaker, near
OglethOrpe.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED. PLACE TO WORK IN
office by experienced boy. age IA. ia
cob Dieter, IA Barnard.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

WANTED, EXPERIENCED GRO
Gerry clerk; reference required. Address
j. Thirteen. 535 West Bay.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

FOR RENT, STORE AND DWELL
ing, York and Houston streets. Apply
at 1877 Houston street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS A
small family washing. Apply 512 JEFF
ferson street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

FOR RENT. DESIRABLE FLAT,
T03 Barnard: just overhauled: bath,
hot and cold water; immediate possess
sion. Apply 430 Barnard street
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

Handkerchiefs, linen initial, 7Sc box of &.
Gloves of undressed kid, $I.oo pair.
Half-Hose, fancy and plain, 25c up.
Underwear, fleece lined, zoe each.
Sweaters, mems and boys, 75c to $3.50.
Night Shirts of EiderdoWn, 75c.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, ALSO
nurse. 618 Drayton street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14

FOR RENT. LARGE HANDSOME
room near De Soto Hotel. furnished,
and kept in order. with hot and cold
water at any hour suitable for one or
two single gentlemen; references Civ
en- and required. Address Liberty, care
NaWa
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-14
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
FOR A FAIR Al ATHENS.

The Northeast Georgia Fair Associa-
ton is an organization being perfect
ed at Athens for the purpose of hold
ing agricultural fairs every year. The
capital stock has been placed at &c.,
600 and of this amount $4,000 has been
subscribed. 1t is expected that this
fund will be completed, and that fair
will be held at Athens next fall.