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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Provisions.

No further cut in Hams Bacon and Lard
was reported yesterday, but the war between
houses had to follow them down
CURED MEATS-Bacon. lie per lb for
heavy lie for light medium 1SAc for light.
cured; dry Salt Sides. 10c: Bellies lie:
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 13c; Califor.
MIA Hams 12Ac; Mess Beef. S106lO so per
bbl extra Mess $40 5o911 Family. s12a12 10:
prime Mess Pork, sl4 so; extra clear. s23:
see pigs Feet. So: Smoked Beef. lac Der ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 655c per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern Compound
and 9@e1ac for pure; half barrels, pure 9L a
sAc; 1o-lh tins 10Ac: Glib tins, i0ass; s-ib
tins. 10l5c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. SMc; three
SIC; Ave tierces, sac per h.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. %. = cATrLE-Recepts.
500. Steady Good to prime steers. s5 7bN7:
poor to medium, So 5o95 25; stockers and
feeders, s2@4; cows. 81 5oG4 so; heifers. s20
s: Gamers. 81 2592; bulls, 81 1904 25: calves,
ss@7; Texas fed steers, $4 ooQ5 80; Western
steers, So 50Gb So
HoGs~Recsipts. 5000; Monday, $4,000
Strong. to &c higher. Mixed and butchers
s4 po9e 80; good to CHOICE heavy. s. 5000 5o
bulk Of sales. sbab 50,
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000. Sheep and lambs
steady Good 70 choice wethers. So 1904 4O
fair to choice mixed. s3@3 60; Western sheen
ss@4; native lambs. 50 5OQ5 So; Western
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 22.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1000 Steady. Native steers, SAGE 10:
native and heifers. 81 50d4 so: stoclSers
and feeders. 81 2594 rs; bulls. 81 1908 25:
ern COWS, 81 b0g3 80.
HOGS -Recepts, 1000. Five cents higher.
Bulk of Gales, $5@5 80 Heavy. $5 3O6i5 40,
packers IS 1905 80; pigs and lights, 81 $50
20.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
SALES.
Morning Session.

so Northern Cal Power Con-. 975
so Northern Cal Power Co SO
100 L Ry Inv Co., pfd 81 so
SIS O00 Standard Electric 5s. b TO-. 50 so
$44. 600 United r r OF S F 4s........ So 121S
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Oct. 22-12 m.
TIED STATES BONDS.

Bid ASK Bid Ask
As or coup .lO64s l06 q IS or cp new. 1927
As or reg. .1O6% 106kl3s or COUP 1o42 1O6
MISCELLANEOUS RONDa
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
FOR RECEIVING
STOLEN GOODS
PAWNBR0KERS RENAMED
SOLOMON p. KASSEL AND II. BLUM
ENTHAL WERE HELD FOR TRIAL.

Negro Women, who Declare They
Sold Men stolen Goods, Were
Heard in Police Court ut the same
Time-Turned over 20 the City
Court on Three Charges Each-De-
tective Murphy, who Was Investi-
eating the Cases Against the
Women, Made the Cases Against
the Pawnbrokers.
On a charge Of receiving and buy
ing stolen goods, Solomon r. Kassel
and H. Blumenthal. pawnbrokers. were
yesterday morning remanded to the
City Court by Recorder Myrick.
At the same time Mahslie Johnston
and Daisy Lloyd, the two negro women
charged with stealing the goods and
selling them 10 the pawnhrokers. were
remanded on charge of larceny. De-
tective Murphy made all four Of the
cases. the ones against the pawnbrok-
srs being a result Of his investiga-
tons Of the larceny cases.
The women admitted stealing goods
from three stores. Stark & Co, / Coll
lat and Golman g. Muniver. They
stated they had disposed Of the goods
10 the paWnbrokers. though they got
mixed as 10 the particular goods that
had gone 10 each of the brokers.
The pawnhrokers claimed there had
been misunderstanding with Detec-
tive Murphy. They denied attempting
10 keep the officers from knowing that
they had the goods. Recorder Myrick
held, however, that there was suffi-
cient evidence to warrant their being
turned over 10 the higher court. Both
of the brokers gave bond for their
appearance. The women were COM
mitted to jail on three charges each.
The police have had a great deal
Of trouble with some of the pawn
brokers recently. Where the pawn
brokers cooperate with the detectives
they are a great help in recovering
stolen property and frequently in
catching the criminals. But the officers
charge that some of the pawnbrokers
withhold information, thereby putting
a stumbling block in the way Of the
law.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
HIBERNIANs TO CONFER DEGREES.
Ceremonies VIII Take Place at Hi
bernfan Hall Tuesday Might.

bernfan Hall Tuesday Night.
The three degrees Of the Ancient Or
der Of HibsTnians viii be conferred On
class of fifty new members at HI
german Hall Tuesday night.
The degree team, which consists Of
c. Y. Hohenstein. J. J. Powers. W. J.
Dempsey. J. J. Dillon and D. T. Quin-
an. viii confer the degrees, assisted
by a selected choir Of twelve voices
under the leadership Of Mr.. John H
HeagarIy. who will render the various
odes incidental 10 the occasion
A large attendance of the members
Of the four divisions is expected 10
witness the ceremonies
Among the prominent members Of
the order who will attend are Messrs.
P j. O'Connor of the national board.
County Chaplain Father Aloysius
O'Hanlon. State Secretary n. j.
O'Leary and Division Presidents John
]. Horrigan, N. A. Buttimer and T F.
Gleason
Al the conclusion Of the degree work
a social session viii be held. when light
refreshments viii be served. and short
''tzliS" will be delivered by repre-
ssntativss OF the different divisions.
after which A musical programme OF
songs ana recitations will conclude the
evenings entertainment.
The committee in charge Of the So
cisl session consists OF Messrs- ". ].
Barrett. James J. Corish, James J.
EEan. j. r. Sherlock. John F. Canty
and r. OsDonovan.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
BusNEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.


CORPORATION WHOSE PROD
ucts are handled by leading whole
sale and retail dealers want competent
man TO take mana cement OF branch
once; salary. S2500 per annunn and
commission. energetic man should
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from $1,000 TO 5000 in stock OF COM
psny; unquestionab references as TO
ability and integrity required. Ad-
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SPLENDID BUSINESS OPENING.
Chance 70 be your own boss. Learn the
real estate business. start in for your
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teach you the business. appoint you
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$4,000 10 5000 annually. Write for par
ticulars. Harry ". Cross & Co, 2lf
Tacoma building. Chicago.
BETTER YOUR CONDITION BY
investing in our privilege trading de-
psrtmenti We have always paid our
customers 5 per cent each week with
no losses. Our little booklet. fully ex-
planning Privilege Trading" the new
est and safest form Of speculation
mailed free. Customer. business. bank
ing and financial references furnished.
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Wis
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
RUSH TO MOUNTAINS
EARLIER THAN USUAL
Railroad Men Say June VIII Be a
busy Month With Them.

Earlier than usual the rush TO the
mountains and summer resorts has be
gun this year. Already quite num-
Der of Savannahians have left the city
for the cottages in the mountains of
North Carolina and the resorts of
North Georgia
The sale of tickets TO summer re-
sorts has begun early this year" said
a railroad man yesterday. We have
sold many more tickets than We had al
the same time last year, and from
present indications many Of those who
have been accustomed TO leaving in
July viii go in June, this year"
AL Of the railroads leading from Sa-
vannah in the direction Of the resorts
have made rates TO large number Of
places, the tickets being good TO return
not later than Oct. 81. The rate is US
ually about one and one-half fare.
A noticeable feature Of the summer
travel Is the unusual number OF re-
sorts. Besides the old ones, such as
Asheville, Hendersonville, Flat Rock,
Dalton and Gainesville. every road is
booming new places. To visit the
same old resort season after season
gets monotonous. and the roads aim 70
direct travel 10 new fields. This year
the Southern is pushing for Lake Tox-
owsy. in the mountains Of North Car
dina Other roads have their favor
ite resorts, especially for travellers who
have visited the older places frequent
"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
SPECIAL TRAINS
To THE SEASHORE
CENTRAL BEGINS TO-DAY.
SUNDAY SEASHoRE SPECIALS
PROMISE To BE POPULAR

Specials From Augusta, Macon, Dub
Come in To-day-It Is Expected
That There VIII Be a Record
breaking Crowd on the Island.
Railroad Men Say Travel 10 the
Mountains Has Begun Early.
The Sunday seashore specials Of the
Central Of Georgia Railroad company
will be inaugurafed to-day and il is
expected that the crowd 10 1ybss Will
be a record breaker.
These seashore Specials Of the Cen
trail promise TO be popular and large
crowds will visit Tybee during the
summer.
From Macon a special viii leave each
Sunday morning at 4;40 ocloch. arriv-
ing at Tybee al Has a. m Returning
the train will leave Tybee at j. w.,
reaching Macon at 1915 a. Il. Stops
VIII be made al all intermediate sta
tons
From Augusta two special trains
viii be brought in each Sunday, the
first leaving at 1:45 a. m. and arriv-
.-4s a. 4Hper al 10 d. H. anu Ing
second leaving Al : a. m and arriving
al Tybee at Has a. m. Passengers Of
both trains will leave at Sis 2. IN. on
the return trip This train VII reach
Augusta at I:45 q. N.
From Dublin a special train viii leave
at $40 O'Clock. arriving at Tybee at
HAS a. n. Returning the train viii
leave al 5 ,. m, reaching Dublin 81
los ?. m.
Very low rates have been made for
the Sunday trains A special rate has
also been made 10 Tybee for all trains
Saturday and for the regular Sunday
morning trains, limited TO return not
later than the Tuesday following.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
COAST LINE HAS FEATURE.
Florida and West India Limited Inn
proved Its Service.

Florida ana West India Limited Inn
proved Its Service.
To the already famed Florida and
West India Limited, Of the Atlantic
Coast Line. an addition has been made
which will be appreciated by the travel
ing public. both for local and through
raffc.
AS a part of the train which each
day pulls out Of the Union Station al
2:15 o'clock for New York is a fine
coach built on a new pattern by the
the car closely resembles that Of a
Pullman sleeper, and has the words
Atlantic Coast Line" on its border.
Inside the car is finished in handsome
oak, and has wide Pullman vestibules
and high-baek plush seats The car
is lighted by Pintsch gas and is Of
unusual length. a roony smoker is
al one end
Six of these coaches have Just been
turned out Of the Pullman shops for
the Coast Line. and have the last week
been added TO the service. The run Of
the cars is from Jacksonville to Wash
ington City, leaving Savannah at 2:15
O'Clock in the afternoon and reaching
Washington al 7.45 o'clock the follow
ing morning. Southbound, the train
reaches Savannah from New York al
1912 a. m, city time
Another advantage offered By the car
is that il is placed next 10 the dining
car. thus enabling through passengers
TO avail themselves Of the excellent
table de'hote service Of the Pullman
car. where the service liz table de
hote.
The Coast Line is especially proud
Of the Limited and more so since the
new car has been placed in service.
The new cars will be in service the
year around.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
THE 10Th CENTURY BEER
The New Beer Being Put Ont by the
Savannah Brewing Co. Destined
TO Be POPULAR.

The Savannah Brewing Company
has put on the market a beer which
ii calls the Twentieth Century. The
beer has been out less than a week
and the brewery is taxed to meet the
demands upon il for the new product
The Twentieth Century is one Of the
purest beers made in this country. In
deed, the company claims that there
are not a half dozen beers of national
reputation that are as pure. II is
made of imported Bohemian hops and
fine Canadian malt. Il Is scientifically
put Up, and has undergone every mod
ern purifying process 10 make il ex-
ceIlent and has the required age TO
make II pslatsble. II became neces-
sary before adding this beer TO the list
Of the Savannah Brewing Company :
beers to materially enlarge the plant.
This was done at q heavy outlay. The
watts in which this beer is ripened and
purified are immense steel vessels lined
with glass, and erected at an expen
6iture Of many thousands of dollars
for each vat The Twentieth Century
is a bottle beer and is got out in one
Of the most attractive packages in the
United States The company places
value upon each crown cap. branded
twentieth Century 5. 3. Co. Pre-
logue giving premiums and a cut Of
each.
we expect now" said Capt. Starr,
to make the Twentieth Century
great success. 1t has great merit and
there is no real good reason why il
should not be the most popular beer
in this part Of the world, at least"
Capt. Starr said that IL was the earn
est hope of his company that the peo-
pie would support the home enter
Prise He said that the Savannah
Brewing Company had always made
one Of the best beers in the country.
He said that the hotels keep the Ss-
vannah beer. and that alone, because
visitors demand it. On several occa-
sions people stopping al the hotels have
taken trip 10 the brewery TO see the
place where such superior article Is
turned out. They say that they find
nothing like il in the country.
A gentleman said yesterday that
many OF the best cities making beer
know Of no other except such as is
made there. The people Of Atlanta,
for instance. do not drink anything sx-
cert Atlanta beer. When their own
townsnsn is asking for their patron
age they bestow H. And this patron
age enables the home enterprise 10
carry on a successful business too.
Il have tried about all the beers
made in this country" the gentleman
said, and ! tell you Savannah has
the best all around beer Of them all.
You do not know what you have If
you fail TO patronizs such a concern as
brews such beer"
The beer made in Savannah grows
In reputation every year. II is be-
coming known throughout this section
as one Of the greatest beers OF the
country. Ealf-pags advertisement
elsewhere may be interesting reading
TO al.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
AT TYBEE WEDNESDAY.
Picnic for the BENEFIT of St Mary's
Orphan Home.

NN- tAhO VI 80
Orphan Home.
On Wednesday the picnic for the
benefit Of St Mary's Orphan Home.
under the auspices Of the Knights of
Columbus viii take place al Tyb@e.
The object Of the home is TO take care
of orphan girls who are dependent
upon the charity Of the people for their
maintenance and support.
The services rendered by the good
Sisters Of the home. who have devoted
their lives TO the care Of helpless and
rarentless children, should touch a ten
der chord in the hearts of Savannah
isns and cause them 10 render mate
rial assistance. Trains VIII leave for
Tybee 10 q. m. J. $50. 3 and s: %
?. m, city time, and return al s, 7:l5
$40, 1913 and u ?. m. city time.
Bohans regular orchestra and Mid
dieton Brass Band will discourse the
music. A number Of ladies will pre-
side over the refreshment table and
serve lunch at rsasona bic prices. The
tide viii suit for bathing IN the after
noon. a committee Of fifty knights
will have charge Of the picnic and
promise all who attend an enjoyable
time.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
CITY BREvITIEs.

Detectives Bcstick and Davis made
three vagranry arrests yesterday. Sa-
die Gordon, lea Gordon and Carrie
SIN III, all negro women, ars the al
legged Migrants. They viii be given a
hearing in Police Court Monday.
Grand Master John w. Bennett Of
TIE independent Order of Odd Fellows
was in the city yesterday. ar1 in conf
rsany with Grand Secretary J. 6. Ty-
son. was locking after some unfinished
details IN connection with the recent
session Of the Grand Lodge AZ Taldosts
Another Intervention in the Georgia
Car Company bankruptcy case was
fled yesterday. the intervsnor being 8
]. Owens who claimed hat there was
due him a balance Of tS4.75 on a car OF
lumber used by the recsivsr for the
company. No decision in the matter
las yet been made by Referee Mac
Doneli.
The order Of the referee in bankrupt
cy. declaring the Georgia Car and Man
,lfacturing Company bankrupt. and ap-
proving the bond Of the trustee. the
savannah Trust Company. for 5000.
vas fllea yesterday in the Superior
Court The papers are fled for record
In case il is desired TO look 40 the his
tory Of the company In future years.
In the City Court q new trial was
refused In the case Of Ellis s.eiahauser
gsinst the Savannah. Florida and
Western Railway yesterday. Al the
former hearing Of the case damages in
the sum Of $1,000 were given the plain
tiff in payment for injuries received.
SteinhauseI was ysrdnastsr at Jack
s.ns lie. and was struck by yard en-
CINE and had one leg cut OF.
The firemen from No ! Station who
were temporarily qusrtered in the Bel
mont stables on Congress street. are
back at their regular station on
Broughton street. the new floors hav-
ing been completed. The hremen wish
TO thank Neil Giidea. Mrs. Peckman.
Prof" Woodford. and Mr.. and Mrs.
DeMaTtin for oourtesiss extended them.
while they were occupying the tenn
porary quarters
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Handsomely framed pictures under
1sx20 glasses for IS cents each Neatly
framed pictures under sxlD glasses for
g cents each. Mouldings for S cents
a foot that others are selling for 70
cents. Portraits for Sl.75 that others
are making for s. At Ladeveze's.
Best bargains 81 city property By ".
J. MiscaIly. Jr.. 20 Bryan street You
viii consult your own interest By see
inK hlrn for full PARTICULAR
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
TWO NEW RESIDENCES
FOR BOTH STREET

Mr.. Percy sugden awarded contracts
yesterday for two residences on Thir-
iy-sixth street. west. between Whita-
ker and Barnard streets. for Messrs. G.
Z. Vinson and W. r Ninson. The
houses Nfl BE- built by MT. Henry
Eason, and VIII represent a. invest
meat % about 5000. They viii be built
or forty-lhree-foot front lots facing
south
sl5ersble time - the preparaniou Of cne
plans. ana &c Feelcencef u4u Be a.
ornament % hat psrt % tlae CITY.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
SHIPMENT OF MELONS.

shipments Of melons from Florida
are made on every steamer bound for
New York Boston. Philadelphia and
Baltimore Yesterday the Merchants
sn5 Miners Transportation company
had two saiiings. the Lexington and
Chatham. leaving for Baltimore. and
Philadelphia Several carloads Of wa
termelons were shipped by each ot the
boats. The volume OF melon Shipments
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
THE WEATHER.

Morning News barometer. June 4.
1850 ?. m ....----,.-...-...-.-.. 80. 10
Morning News thermometer, June
4, A:S0 p. .-.-.....--..---.,.-.. ~
Washington June s.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
South Carolina and Georgia-Thun-
dershowers and cooler Sunday after
noon. Monday. fair. warmer: fresh
south winds.
Eastern Florlda-Locsl thunder
storms. Sunday and probably Monday;
cooler Sunday afternoon, fresh south
east 70 south winds.
Western Florida-Generally fair sun
day and Monday: fresh south winds.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature, 1900
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
STILL LIBELINe DREDGES.

Another batch OF intervening libels
we're fled yesterday against the dredges
Rough Rider and John Babcock. The
Atellants and the amounts they seek
10 recover are as follows: y W. Ros-
slgnol se37 .0s; W. Myers. $50: Albert
Arnheiter. s23sl7: G. T. Warner. Ss7. 90
y B Borden & Co.. $40; !. H. Jud-
kns, S4s: and the New YORK Betting
and Packing Company. $s52. 6S. The
~ 0 oredges viii be sold at public sale
'o-norrow morning at II O'Clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

Yesterday was a quiet day in the su-
perior Court. The case Of the cordels
Compress Company against the At
ante Compress Company was dis
lssed in the Superior Court
The cases Of the Dodson Printers
supply Company against the s. p. and
y :, the case 81 Sarah o. Adams against
N. r Dixon. and the case o. the Ger
mania Bank agsinR; J. T. Rice. and
oihers. interplesder. were marked set
leo
The June term o. the court opens
Aprlday. On that day divorce cases
tAq an uncolfeEfed cases viii be
leaF1- These cases W'lii be tired from
go 70 Day Until al are disposed o.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

River Report-The hight Of the Sa-
vsnnah river al Augusta, at a. N.
(75th meridian ftme). yesterday. was
SIS feet, q fall OF 10 feet during the
preceding twenty-four hours.
Cotton region bulletin. Savannah,
Ga, for the twenty-four hours end
ing at a. m, 18th meridian time. June
4 1904.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

sTRAYED OR STOLEN. ONE
black and white Jersey COW, with
cruEnbled horn; also one white and
red COW with horns clipped about ?
inches from head. Address. W. B.
Stubs. lol2 Henry, east. suitable re-
ward
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

UhIaNyIIIas ILIIeaI4-c-
Remarks-Rain has been general
over the belt from Western Alabama
TO Texas, and showers have occurred
in North Carolina Somewhat higher
temperature Is reported from the Caro-
Hnas, and cooler conditions obtain in
Arkansas EXCEPT in the northwestern
districts the maximum values have
ranged in the nineties.
Observations taken al the same mo
ment Of time, June 4. 1904. 8 p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

is normal for this time Of The year.
Georgia melons are not yet on the mar
KEEL. II is expected that the shipments
frcn this port viii be heavy during thu
season
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

Next week there will be .,eld the reg
u'sr hi-monthly meeting Of the Con-
ference Committee of The Southeastern
Passenger Association al LaFe Toxic
way. N. c. Division PASSENGER Agent
". Il. Leahy. Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, will attend the meeting to repre-
sent his road from this section.
EXeurSlcns this year run b. the At
iantic Coast Line. have bean even bet
ter than was anticipated. Oniy one ex-
cursion. other than the Sunday excur-
sions. has been run by the ;uad into
Savannah so far.
Effective to-day. the Atlantic Coast
Line win make a rate OF 81 Is for the
round trip to Port Royal and Beaufort.
s. {. The rate VIII be made eacn sun
lay during the summer season.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
IN VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
Phillip sternberg and James T. Ben
net Claim bankruptcy.

I'-111I
II the United States Court yesterday
two petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
were fled. the petitioners being Phillip
SteTnberg and James 7. Bennett Both
petitioners are residents Of savannah
The liabilities Of Sternberg aggregate
q 1876. due on open accounts and
notes 10 Savannah merchants, and
business concerns. A few Of the debts
are due firms in Tampa, Key West and
atlanta There are no assets SEIZED
ule6.
Benefits Indebtedness is placed at
81 5s7-s0. with no assets scheduled. The
oeots are due on open accounts TO Sa-
vannah merchants. and on notes for
money borrowed from different par
Ies. The SUN Of $3.50 was due Cad D.
Bryan, Jr., for borrowed money"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
BOARDING.


MRS. JOHN MeFADDEN. 1912
West Seventeenth street New York
Rooms en- suite or single; excellent ia
'ble: centrally located. convenient To all
thsaters. cars and shops
PRIVATE BOARDING. NICELY
furnished south front room; good ia
bic board: telephone, gas, hot and cold
water. etc: reasonable terms No. los
Harris. west.
BOARDERs WANTED. ALSO GEN
tlenen 10 take meals. a. 100 Liberty
street, west.
w. c T. Z. WORKING PEOPLE S
Home and Restaurant, 400 Liberty
street. west. Opposite Central OF Geor-
Ella. Railroad); excellent meals. l5e and
upwards: single beds. Is and Is cents.
sirgle rooms &c fer night. free show
er baths: free reading room; special
rates BY week 20 working girls. every
thing clean and homelike.
THE WEST BROAD WILL GIVE
you better rooms and board than any
other house OF It's kind In the south:
electric lighted. cool. large rooms, pub
lie reading room in connection. street
cars % any part Of the city psEs the
door: but a few steps from depot. 152
West Broad street
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05
$3.50 Savannah 20 Washington and
Return, All Rail.

Southern Railway offers above round
trip. all rail rate. from Savannah to
washington; tickets good 10 return IN
I'll Oct. 81. For information as 70
schedule and service. apply TO Z. G.
Thomson, c. p. & 7. A, al Bull street
--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-05

Mr.. n. Schultz returned yesterday
from a short business trip TO New
York.
Mr.. Walter A. Hankinson Of Au-
gusta is in town for a day or two,
sha king hands with his many friends.