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BICYCLES.

- AlIA's DART" sAFETIEs
~ hon LAoles eentA
OIL Stn A.
Boys A.lsscs' S4Ietiea te26-3u
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Gave $500 Bail.

James A Main, proprietor Of the st. Charles
hotel. who Wa. arrested On a charge of robbing
an old pen-ionsr OF s9s, as pubil.hed in yes
terdays STAB, waived an examination in the
Ponce Court yesterday afternoon and gave
SSUO BAH to await he ae ton OF the grand Jury
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Funeral of Rees Evans.

The funeral OF Ress Evans, the well-known
stone mason and contractor, who died last Sat
urday, took place from his late residence. GA
street southwest, yesterday afternoon and
was very largely attended. MIR. Evans was one
of the star-route jurors. He leaves a wife and
daughter. The ps..4-bearsrs were: 1hos. Foster
and Henry Reiter on the part OF CoiumDia
eommandery, No. 2. X. T.; Ihos. Taylor and
kobt A1acLeod ON the part OF Eureka chapter.
No. 4, r. A. IL, and Jerome b. Burke and
Frank 2. Morgan on the part of Pensalpna
lodge, NO. Is, +. A. A NJ. A delegation OF the
stone masons was also present The funeral
services at the house were conducted By the
Rev. Or. BALDWIN Mr. Z. b. Hay read the
Iemplar service. The remains were inferred
AZ Longressional cemetery WIN Masonic honors,
the Biue lodse service being read by Mr. W.
u. Bushby. W. N. OF Pentalpha lodge.
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kAbA's SKIN aud scalp prsssrvsd aud hevafi0od 5,
COx1 eOAf. Absolutely pure. |. : : =
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have Gssu filed as follows: Geo.
A. henning TO jaime. Ii Latch. part 10, square
S1S; SzUO. Mary Z. Fitch to John O'Donnell.
lot ii, square 500; sl,zO0. W. A. johnson to
Mabel D. Bell. part l73. rs addition to West
Washington; 9. L. Mackau to W. L. Pol
lard. lot "A and part IL SQUARE 10: g.
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Tire Misses Selden Found to be Insan

LASsgUkGH Il Bro g STORE will be closed to-
day and tomorrow on account OF the death of
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs, daughter OF Mr.. G. Lans-
burgh
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CHANGE IN BAY RIDGE TRArys.-Commenc-
ing July "A. trains will leave Band o. depot for
Bav Ridge at 905 am, las and 4:3O pm
Adpf
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y the Cornerstone This Evening.

10 Lay the Cornerstone This Evening.
The cornerstone of the new club house of
the Columbia athletic club will be laid this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The Marine band
will be present and Nr. Mills Dean will deliver
the address. The CONVERSIONS will be laid by
Howard Perry. the secretary Of the club. Ia
the box which will be sealed up in the stone
Will be placed copies Of the constitution and
roster OF the club, number of coins and
copies OF the daily papers. The house, which
Will be located on u street between 18th aud
18th streets. viii cost $4,000. The build ug
operations are being pushed forward rapidly
AID the second Eoor iolsts are now beiug Lid
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
G. G. ADAMS,
Dealer in COAL and WOOD,

G. G. Adams has an Office so new and
neat,
In the sale of fuel he can't be beat,
Hard and soft coal and the best of wood.
BE viii attend to your orders so faithful
and good.
Many home it's warmth is shown,
If from Adams they buy, who is very
we'll known.
Yes, he will deliver your coal IN lively
role,
And sell you wood to cook your food.
HIS office SO new, opposite and south
OF Fleck House Well show to you.
Don't fail to call
Before your thermometer takes fall.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02

-, g. Clark s. Co.. have left their
accounts in the hands of the First Nation
al bank for collection. those wishing to
save costs will do well to call there and
pay up. S. C. CLARK 81 Co.
Queen Victoria has remarkable fine
head OF hair, for lady of her age; but
her son, the Prince Of Wales, is quite
bald Had he used Ayers Hair Vigor
earller in life, his head might to-day have
been us we'll covered as that of his royal
mother. It's not to late yet.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Ealve and Electric Bitter's, and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time. and we stacd ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their popularity pure
ly on their merits. Dom s. Void, Drug
gists. l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02

[ wish to announce to the ladies of
Austin and vicinity that | haye been to
both eastern and western markets, and
am now prepared to show You the largest
and finest stock of millinery goods ever
brought to Austin. 300 punches OF black
tips and plunaes and at such low prices
that you can afford to have your hats
covered with tips. I will make you q
sum of 25 cents Please call and examine
my goods before buying elsewhere, and
be convinced that the prices On my goods
are not CHICAGO prices.
Mrs. e. S. HnDAHL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02

Notice.-Eo whom it may concern. I
viii sayto any person having bought sew
ing machine OF me within the past ten
years, If it is hard to run or anything Is
wrong with it, if the owner will bring it
to my store within the next 60 days,
will adjust and put It in nice running or
der free of charge. regardless of who man
ufsctured it. In short time will have
an expert to teach all kinds of embroid
cry, etching and spplacque work and
will give due notice in the papers of days
set for teaching. Repairing done prompt
ly. Full line of musical instruments and
sewing machines constantly on hand.
NJ. ]. KEENAN,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
Syrup of Figs

liz natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken; and the most effec
tive remedy known to cleanse the sys-
TEN when bilious or eostiye; to digpel
headaches, colds and fevers; to cure hab-
itual constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cts and
ST bottles by Giles & Tryon. 4-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02

-Eme Kinney had very pleasant birthday
party last Saturday to celebrate her sixth
birthday Fifteen little girls, her play mates,
each bringing a present, assembled at MI.
Kinney's and had very enjoyable time.
Bert Sherwood and Henry Schuneman as
BARRIERS and a young colored boy as porter
and bootblack have just been added to the
force 1T S A Shupe's barber shop. Every one
knows Bert" and Hank" and viii appreciate
the fact that Shupe now has q full team and
dog under the wagon" as it were for anything
in the barber line. An excellent place to 20
to.
Mrs Nathan e Babcock died In Moscow
township, Sunday, September y, of consump.
ton, aged 81. She leaves eight children, the
oldest 81 whom Is Mrs W Carr. at whose
house she died. Funeral services were con.
Quoted ct Mr.. Cars residence bT Rev " 3
Stanley Of Austin, Tuesday morning.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
Chicago, st. Paul / Kansas City Railway

Chicago, st. Paul / Kansas City Railway
Is the direct route to CHICAGO. ST.
PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS, DUBUQUE.
ST. JOSEPH and KANSAS CITY.
Connects in Union Depots at St. Paul and
Minneapolis for all
Dakota, Manitoba and Pacific Coast
Points. Connects III Chicago with all Lines
East and South,
GOING NORTH OR SOUTH.
Leave......a:a5 a. NJ. Leave....... IL 81 A. NJ.
Leave.-.3:4. P. NJ. Leave...... 4:40 A. NJ.
St. Paul s Mpls. &C. north 6:1s a. N. ar. St.
Paul I0:l0 a. N. NpiS. lo:45.
Lyle ac. south. leave Mpls. AIS p. N. St. P.
4:45 p. N. ar. at Austin SAP p. N.
- All Daily.
W. R. BUSENBARK,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't,
Chicago, LII.
For tickets anG information apply TO Arthur
Cole. Agent at Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
Personal MENTION

O. Z. Warren, Of Dexter, was ia the city
Saturday evening.
Frank Sterling wastdown from Minneapolis
Sunday, returning Monday.
Rev S. Il. Dewart is attending the M, E.
conference at St. Paul this week.
John Minette come down from Minneapolis
Monday for short visit in Austin.
Mrs. DeCowens of Albert Lea a Christian
Scientist, Is the guest of Mrs. 2. A. Engle.
Mrs. J. W. Hoy and her sister will go to
Portland soon to visit their mother year.
Miss Belle Philips went to Brownsville Mon
day to visit friends and relatives q couple of
weeks.
Miss Berdie Vaudeville is still on the sick
list Miss Hart acts as teacher during her
illness.
W. W. Engle expects to go to California to
spend the winter. Its all right W. W. just SO
you come back again.
Charley Reynolds went to Evanston, H.
Wednesday He will attend the University
there with his brothers,
Mrs G. Sehleuder went to St. Peter Mon
day to attend the funeral Of her nephew
Master Rudolph Schieuder.
Mrs. B. F. Langworthy. Of Spring Valley.
and Mrs D. L. Tanner, Of Brownsville, were
visiting Mrs. F. A. Engie last week.
II Benedict, our popular barber, is now
with Pierce under Hall & Vests. where his
friends Will find him as lively and happy as
ever.
c. &. Mills, is in the city attending court.
witness in the case of Jerry Inyail VS. the
Adams Express Co. Mills was agent for the
company at the time Ingali received his
injury.
VIM. Donald, of Streeter, LII is visiting his
brother-in-law, A, Roulston, of Austin town.
Mr.. Donald is visiting his relatives before re-
| turning to the old country, County Tyrone
| Ireland, where he inherirs property, and ex-
poets to remain the balance Of his days,
provided he does not get to homesick for
America again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

Per steamer DaVil Clsrs, from Fernandins-
pkg millIn r. cas- - oysters. 3 rblS bacon,
81 hplN potato q. box m So, eup Y cas-,
p 2 bbls bottles, box dry obs, caves,
demi on
Per Charleston and Savannah by, NAY rs
] bale cotto =, hbls spirits turpentne, cars
empty Dbl hbls rosi , = bdls wh~es, I crate
ma $, tcs hams, Dol h .n-, boxes turpVn
u h cGs boxes frame. 90 cAdies tobacco,
. oil' wire, 10 dO1 Oroo Us, car wood. bdl
casting, s beams 30 cas- ; hats, cnkncsls, q
nests truDks tanks oil. IS box = tobacco bs :
c nuts, 3 ptss TO acco, s. hf cad lies tnnacco 0
Do cement, calves, ] bale wool, balls hides,
9 M kegs b er, 0ed spring.
Per savannah. Florida All Western RV, Nay
rs bales colt II, 1913 Is rosin su7 bbls
spirits rpentns, Is ga : lunb r, 4 cars NO Il,
! car uricS, car If n ii cars coal, 2tans cars.
100 bbs KrltN. e. cAEe C meat. q bales Of. /
car mdse, horse, 4 bbls eggs, balSs hides, (
cases eArthenware, rol y wr', 80 ubls rice. 10
uo.sslRAr, pAgst bkcc', liS boxes oranges,
enpty bblS, b Ia W 4iHky, pAEs misc, 0bis
iron. . ~tAnls
Per Central Railroad May 23-7 bales cotton,
- bale yarn, 20 OAlss domssticA bslas wool,
bales hdes. 25 boxes to- Rcc1 100 hbz Il 20
car lemoas, ia 4Sd rs bacon, . . bales hay, -
pkg urnitur { b xes fruit, bbis whisEv, 100
bc nour, ~ cars lunbsr , bushels rice, ca $
40 material, q pkES twi Q, D casts liquor 81
pHgs VslstdS,es pcs mcny, car cotton sssd.
- SkES mdse, pkgs p ows. 9 SmPty ksxs. ! car
bone sara brlo< 7 bsies hardware, 3 cars
b trS bales plaidS. Is cases eGts IS boxes
soap, 2A bhis spirits tu-pestiss. 9SS bis rosin.
~ TONS piS iron, IS cars coal, 10 bblS 1Iits,
Jan6 OIL
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CONSI tNFra

Per steamer David Clark. from Farnanaina
. kois m & Bro, S mon & Son, J R Muir
my, IA * s SO ~, Strauss Bros. g Coos,
\ KrAuSs. A Altmaver 4 c., A Fhrlicb a Fro,
1 Ferst & o, s Kro SIX n, Or Cox
Per Charles on and aVapnahA nv, Way 23-
Fransfsr Ofics. S p shooter a Co, Ellis Y & Co
u II as, aug. J d Weed Z 20. j Rruvn
DWELL L. Hext r g. X, StAadar Oil co. ia
son, w King, HeHsr 4 3 H. ysrs 4 Bros, T
.snnan \ Pau ssn A Go, u Y Henderson. J W
.syd, 'lSnn -ssy. tier, G A DrAytoV
'sAceck + I CO Bols a SON, Ga Sch "Arr
ufual CO, isl Ser ID, K Plws1
Per 'avaana1 Flori la ami Western Ry MAY
3-For&g ONCE. II n srS 4 Eros, Lowell & 7.
Fer ( c., II slo on & So, Tsh nan a v
- Roy aysr' c N lie Idsrsss, " s Kiag
0uckeshein & SoR. A Champion, a rue d
I, Co ins 70, irlich z Bro, Slater
= Co. Peacock. II 3 60, J Willis 5 s. Co
y Y T Go, y aSs, J a.. r 1urks. FL Coops
" Tiedsnan q Bro. Dial d 4 @ B Harris.
'cDonOu h Co, sta dsrd Oh Co, G. O Hain.s
tsppard & Co, A AVsiIho J Lyons Co, J
, Smith, Krou kof, " | Her, l. J'uva {
els, 9 = uls co. y hctn yre
nos Vest, 4 R'bert', Jno Fa1nery Co
His. Co, Heenutt ON. Butler &S.
Per % trai Railroad. Nay 2}-FordG AKt
Conner Il c.. Herron & G, Chcsn tt 4 on
'sscOcz II Co. Be win 4 =, Bacon. X y Co
p 4 liams Co. W Jsctsos Il liza, Y 4 CO
,)uthsrn Cotton on C0, W Kshb- & Co. I
ewsrt & Son, rlod cit, 4 & GO, A Haulsy. 7
Kilssy, q Tied man 4 70 J Tstjsn,
b Az on.W j g. akins 4 c Fps Gin ( BRO
ava an q y . HAa J b Wed Il Co r "
OK K CO. 7 Davis = 30, Stsnls, 4 ), hsys ..
'rov Co, Slater. u & Co. u Davis a son. J < ?
'Arbour, Geo Esberwsin, II 'iyers 4 Bros, Il
rSuS, &c maH Y. Lipp van brrs, J s. D Wis
no IYps& %. LIP re AJAilsr& . j
rdner hcdills 6 X Lowell & l.. Herman & K
q IN 'ses 4 Co @ Coop r, LIN say NJ. W
l,xsnder Hoors. 4 '' G u Heidi 4 ca.
O'ASSfe, LovSlrs Sous, Gs RE 10 Co :
ark i Go, s Duck sciTpr h Sor, q II t n.
rank h Co NJ j boyle r II En- isat, Nov /
/ c., Dixon, j "a Fox Savannah Brewing
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Ne York, May si-Arrivli. bark Flba I'll
ton savanna b: ~ r. Emms oslv. Camp Jsl
sr apdaA; Gs Adsis It A sss, James -, 10;
town, .runs"icl. Ga TOO md to 81 Ia
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r. Tr ms .sick t B enos AYrss, $40
sal ri : eainsLi1Ja T rpe r Beaufort.
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FINAScTAL-
Nsv YORK.. May g. noon.-Stocks active an
strong oSsy easy At Jsrcent. EIcna e.
Ion - s7L4 So; Ano I, %ss@40ts9 Co
~ uspt % de 4uil and fsGturs,ssa. state cos
Eris 100. 2s4 Rlchm'd Z W. Pt.
c lcA % = NortI lliA TS lima 90. 20
Ia sloro ... "a Nsstsr Union. -
s.vJ p. m.|-AchEnxe clo.ed dali but stea
aud uncha lsd - sAsy al @A@sa p
cent. sub.TrsSsu-y balances odd. y53,
OOJ: currsac,. &ld,agip1 oo'sr imen1 nt
dul but steady. 70 r or c~Rts ~ %; four HI
half er cent couy nns Wa. state L ~
u but hriu.
Tns tran &C ions 10 the stock market tod
were tue lar .cst Tor AN day for iJAg tim
and the str n d OF tbe mErks va IN eep
with the cunt " tr dan =. tn re ~ss y
ing tat reaction was e ionk TIE lJca
traders. and TO tie ef9rts OF that clAss o
oper 4 RS % bring about the dscli ~ some neA
talon in th- foTenO n was due. oJt tbS gsus'
lulusl ,e log was 80 strong ana AiV~ic
made ~ tIe Leading sIaree 90 mate. Ia, L
all opposition T. the upward nuVemsnt -
ovtrc me and the entire llN move "a 8
unisou alter u o'tIocE ~, Paul vas o. lJs
odd. As great eaturs, and II ~ led near.
ons.uir ~ tle entire tranAa tion. th7 .ist
stocks BUYING uhisu la b u . eJ-s. C
ou, IN tina a. ck FOR tho pASs e. g.
No nv D. atei a 30 GA went gAcs small "a
tom. IL stee liy and Hdly asta cel an "
for nJ01 hal gA.nei " yer cent Ah.r ~
ID re- CT % sbnswhAt. but agAia gasns
sir-nT Iu tho l4ll aelr ana in5'si w y =
CO... further. ciosInf 80 % Dss. price. ase ~
h,.us.t g. thls sf0 10 macy nOatha Ias
s-r.a raj stor ~ . acc 10 { Tor me ca
siinr AMI tie re a-rAncs ih STOCK. o
the gsnsral iuprs.s 1u = a. HicsE psf
/ aceiu Ia M - stOo % iAfas ~ nrnsI
~ fufufs srslDp usuts 30 nfY. err
va urge 4 Jena - ne toes la no We
ergrd ms inorai 4 and Z e. mao IL "
MUM HHs AZ ons iais Z ihr a. - ~ W
VI per ceat. per eayi tny1Fh tiiie fsto -
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afterward reduced There was talk OF a corner
In the stock similar to that in Oregon Trans
continental a. for ixnerS we e sci FRS OF 9
stock on sellers options most all day long,
thoug tie aggregate OF such sales Was not
proportionately large. The general list, after
II o'clock began 10 move upward, and Atchi
son, B I'll gtoL, Rock Isla d. Union Pacihc, and
NanderoitS in turn ca ne to the fro I, and W 70
materially advanced In the forenoon, however,
best les I. Paul, trust shares IN tue Unlisted de
Partment were heavily trade in, a Sugar
Trusts rose Pa, Lead fruits Ia p &C t.,
and the latter continued &C i've up to the close.
The ct or the SHARES in the unlisted depart
me were quite neglected. bu altar Cotton
Oil, Brunswick was the most pro ..insnt, AMI
closed at 2s. TIE news Of tn day was almost
Invariably OF a favora lie nature me gold
was engaged for shipment on Saturday, but it
had ne effect upon the list whatever. Among
coal stocks, Delaware aud Hudson and Lack
awannA were quite prominent, and both were
materially higher At tue close, which Vas active
and strong at tie est prices OF the day. Total
sales 402, 900 shares. 70 &C i've list is almost
Invariably niYhsr, and st Paul is up rs Lack
awanna lst St Paul preferred ~, koe. Island
~ AtcAson ), Lake Shore |, aud the otAsrs
fractions. The following were the closing quo
tati ms:
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pASSINNERS

Per steamer David Ark, from FernSndina-
} ark, W II clnti wife and cuid, A
Woods. and s. deck
Psr ste srlship City OF Mac ~. Tor Boston
Mrs 7 Smi b, Mas r S NTH, Aiss G Cobb. A
small and life, NiSs a Maxi ~. Mrs. Taos Cole
RS II iol Imam, Miss Goldman, Mrs Chii,,
lSster Goldman, Miss Blake, Mrs l. " SOUS,
Ir4 q IL Bryant, All l. 2 can. b hall. Miss
Phslsn, Mrs II Nuxri igo. ARA e J 3,
RS W T Khony .srs W P Cecil. c " Dyke ami
Aife. Mrs VI Near, J Kennedy. J Blake, Er,
William Mrs # l.s,ois, ira Fl r Webb. Mr.
\ urnus h. FuronSh. E w Bucs II
: apin. Fl VI son, c II simmons G w Noy g.
I ? Har.es wife and CHI ldrsn colored and
ste rage.
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MILI4IN kRK
The Rush and Crush at krouskoffs
Mammoth Millinery House.

We do not believe there before in any Mil
ncy Store ~Outh such hrong customers had in
store during the Easter week AMI all last week F
morning anil late in the evening there steady stream
purchasers and found ourselves compelled to keep
customers out last Saturday night and this did not
prise such attractions had to offer worthy of
he occasion and dsly of marvellous Ribbons Flowers and
thousands E" Hat TO suit every woman and child in the city,
and immense line Of Pattern Hats trimmed under the
supervision the artistic Milners the North show
and what is still attractive our Retailing Wholesale
Prices And shall repeat these inducements continuing
he sale of stock Of beautiful AM fine Millinery with
which three large floors led For the present.
and ul further notice shall Retail at price
Wholesale upstairs and also continue Great Ribbon
Sales as heretofore
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Brensrh ven. MRy s-To.day 2.i10 b - Of
cotton ex staa urr q BACK 600. "0rs tuld >
aic Ton ..us aua ed COt.o4 ff.lz a.
sv+fagf ~ 80 MARS AMI $40 sol 8 or July
artIf "a gag a y Marks sr aslt. Tao ietal
proces = u sale asluuntod ~ assui 80. %
.ua h.
LIIIoI ~ H-3art los fs0D C.fiasn.
e. ~ m save l4Al. usf4rs rsplrtf ~ hI0n
slall damaged W 80 aid ful % ratsf, has ar
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CIVARED YESTWRDAY.

Steamship City Of Macon, lewis, Boston-C
> Anderson.
ballast, to load for Phhadslphia--Jos A Robert,
& Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Gthel Carroll hens Bluff and way
aHdilEs w T ,ilsssR. Mgr
tsANer David Clark, bal ey, Ferlau3ina-C
ri l4ms I.
1tea usr New South. Turner, Sunbury-W I
iibson, Agt.
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Per steamship Guy OF Macon. for Boston
50 sles cotton IS balss yarn, IL casks clay, 10
bills OIL so bhls sarit turpentins 81 ibis rosiu,
Ibis 'ltcl, ~ 40 feet Inh r, SO bales hi iss,
2,a3o s. fruit and vesstab es, I2l pays mdsS,
1903 tons Dig irou.
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COUNTRY PRODuCE


PouLraY # lr<eys scarce; Touax cnlcEe
WAnJsl, oil 10 vla % eatif Il; de IAN air.
Zoos Market dull, witt good supply
de and
P lNurs-Fair stock; demand molerdt
prices FIR "A.
srGAE-Gs rgiR an Florida no ninal; mons i
market.
IoSsy M de and 40 ninA
SWEET PorAroES-ll Cd dsmand.
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TRUNKS.

- ~ CENrs a WKEK rays for tho
- ALLY HOENlhu MINIS. dshy.
II cred EAhLT EYFFF MORNING
@nAa - ~ Aag part VI tho city.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Skin HawESbury (Swl, NOrdfollt, Algoa Bay
i balla t-MAS r.
Bark FrsIsn (Nor), johnson, Brazil, in ballast
-n4Stsr.
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FRIDAY. May n. 1903
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Schr NJ Millen, Dyer Phlla Iephia, will
broad irol TO S, + & W Ry Co; vessel 10 NJ as
Sr.
Steame- David Clark, Bailey, Fernandlna
Williams, Agent
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

sstes oshiD City Of Macon, Boston
ScIr Williams y Wic2ha Il, barren.
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IDEAL ErOZLrE0.
20 BROUGHTON STREET.

nroiing can be done IN the oven OF the
Charter Oak Range or Stove with the Wire
Gauze oven Door, mole perfectly than over
the i've Goals.
Lay the steak, chops, ham or FISH on a
vile bruller or meat rack, placing II I'm an
ordinary bake pan 10 catch the drippings.
Allow 10 10 remain IN tie oven with the
DOR closed ID or 20 minutes. No turning
isIeQulrcd. At TIE end Of this time IL will
be found nicely cooked ready 20 serve.
IHsISTHE IDEAL WAY TO BkoiL MEATS.
There Is 10 faint OF coal.gas or smoke,
and tie meats arc more tender aud better in
flavor than. thuse brOlled oyel the Goals.
The convenience or bIOiilng In the oven
will be appreciated by every house-keeper,
aud adds another % the many reasons why
tie Charter Oak Range or Stove with tho
Wire Oauge Oven Door should be preferred
10 az olilpIs now in the market
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
SUN RISES ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....5H3
sun SETS 90. ............... 6:5,
Ugh WATER AT SAVANNAH 407 N, 4:4sPS
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rived at st Petersburg W tn cargo much dam
aysi
BARK Joha mes Rod (Norl. 81 rten, from
Antwerp for iclou was sbAnd ned May 0, at
~ n, 10 26 " mot "a be o tl
ca ando . schr P.lat1a was again seen
on May :, lat - n, lon 8 w.