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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Spfer cincS SranoeS

Sem Dort, 5. Sob. @onntug
Morgen UNI 1 ubr brannte bas Weii
e M}eper geb0renbe, als S4pibbubs
benubte ie@sitDdtge @ebdube go. Z
pelbam StrdBe, nieber, ,Inb ON Sage
tpurben bret fait (bis CUR untenntli@<
felt Dsrto9lte @ei9en unter benz
@@uttboufen gefunoen. Gin Mann,
apelher iein 2eben bur4 einen Sprung
retten molte, tpurbe 10 1dtper berleBt,
bab ct balb barauf i'm @opernor 9oz
ipttal 5tarb. 0te unter benz S4utt<
baufen gefunbenen 2ei@en 1tnb bic oes
45 Sabre alien @d@ters Sacob @@az
piro, bic BON Siaac penion unb bic
etnes unbetannten Mannes. Ser 40
Sabre alte Morris DirI@auer fprang
aus einem 6enfter bes 3peiten .@todz
tpertes unb erlitt eine,l S4dbelbru4,
in 6pIse beHen ct i'm @obernor So
ipital itarb. Das Geuer Brad i'm
3tpeiten @todpert bes @ebdubes aus
unb griH NIT ipl@er @etpalt INN fta,
baB trob aler Mmitrengun9en Der Geuz
ertpe6r nt9t nur bieies @ebGube, 1onz
bern AUDI bic Na@barbGuier go. 3, 5,
z unb 9 eingedf@ert purben. sSn ben
niebergebrannten @ebduben befano iid1
eine Mense BON S&pibbuben. in benea
mdbrere Wd4ter unb anbere 2eute
5@ltefen, apie biele, lGBt ii4 nod nt&t
ermttteln. Sam. Si@ahpiB, Der Saz
nttor bes 9auies go. z, iprang ebenz
fails aus einem Genfter unb brad Bet
be 8eine. ST befinoet iih i'm 9oipi=
tai. Man fir@tet, baB nod me6r
2ei4en unter benz S4utt6uufen liegen
m0gen. Ser a1pgeri@tete @siammtz
f@aben mirb auf ettpa $4,000 &C.
f@dBt. .'-.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
3hc0tcrifauO0l.

Mien, 9. Nop. Mus 2in3, Der
9auptitabt BON Sber : Oeiterrei4.
tommt bic Meloung bon einem Mufz
ieben ~erresenben SAeaterftanoal. Der
felbe ipielte 1i@ md6renb Der 8orftelz
lung ub unb batte ben betannten Wiez
ner 9ofoperniamser Sbeooor &ei4z
mann gum @~egenitanb. 9epielbe
,pobnte in elmer Parterreloge Der Wufz
fiibruns ibei, als plDbli9 Der Dtretz
tor bes 3beaters Stirpanet in Der
2oge eri9ien unb ben Wiener @Gnger
in lautem unb brisfem Some aufforz
berte, bas 5beater gu perlaf en-. Dieie
@us4peiiun9 peruria4te etne Guberit
petnlt4e @cene, unb man munts!t
BON alIerlei ien1uttonelen MnldHen.
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&pCjGAc III Berlin.

Berlin, s. Nop. Sm itGotilden
8%rantenbaus am Srieoridsbain iinb
mehrere Sdqe bon i4war5en poden
porsetpmmen. 9ieie Na9ri9t bate,
Iobalo lie betannt setporoen mar, a1z
semeine @rregung 5umal in benz fart
beo0lterten Staottbeile GUT Gol9s. gs
ii4 benin audi, bab feds paz
tienten bes &rantenbauIes unter benz
@eroa@t, an ben f@tparaen Poden gu
leiben, in bic &od'i@en 8araden iiberz
fiibrt aporben aparen. 3uglei4 1T abet
bic amtlt@e @rtldrune eriaienen, oab
tein @nlaB CUR 8eiorgnib fir tpeitere
RreHe oorlieqt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

al, Der s3abl, lesten bic Mrbeit niebsr,
UNI 80 Gents per @tunbe unb einen
ne~unitiimoisen 4rbeitstas gu erbalten.
RalispeIl, Mont., s. Mopbr.
Ma4 elmer Bis Moreens INN 2 llbr
bauernben Sibun9 bd@loB Der bieiige
Qotalotpeig Der u. R. H., bic 0eute Der
Mountain Dibtiion Der @reat Norz
tbern an ben Streit gu beorbern. Inter
Der Gibruna Mop @oobpin's, bes
@oriibenben Der Union, nabmen feds
ober a@t Streiter Beiib BON benz
Runbbauie unb ma9ten eine Mn5abl
Mai4inen unbrau4bar. 8oobtpin
unb feline @enoTen eerietben iebr balb
NIT Der poliaet in &onnitt unb feds
Der @enoKen apurben %einitpeilen perz
baftet unb ms @erbDr genommen. Die
Snsenteure unb 6euerleute, bic nidt
Mitglieber Der Union limb, blieben auf
ibren Poiten.
Spotane, Waib, 5. Nop. 8on
Der q. sc. Il. 1T Elm Streit in oieier
0tpiiiion Der @reat Nortbern @tie1z
balm ertldrt tporben. Cine S4aar
bon $50 Mai@iniiten unb 8autH@lern
ite0ten bic Ir6eit Elm. Die 3usbeamz
ten blieben auf ibren poiten, unb ibce
3iige ltefen, lpenn auc3 init 8eripd:
tung. Ser tpeitli4 gebenbe Srans:
to%ntinental5u9 tam Bel Columbia
SAILS iber cine brennenbe Bride. Muf
bic perion bes 8ranbitifters bat man
cine 8elobnuns BON $1,000 eeieBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
@ohlrcjuttatc.

@btcago, 6. Nob. @e1tern fanben
in Soma, Rentudp, MtNiKjppi, Ma1=
1abu1etts, Marplanb, Stem ssSer1 ep
rnb Sbio @ouberneuerstpablen ftatt;
in me6reren anberen @taaten murben
etn1elne Staatsbeamte erpGblt. Bis
iebt limb, iotpeit 8eri4te porliegen,
folsenbe &elultate ertennbar:
Sn Sbio fiegte Buib neu, Der rep.
@ouperneurscanbibat, iber Campbell;
audi bic 2egislatur tit republitani14.
Sic Demotraten ge1teben bic Nieoerla=
'ge NIT $4,000 Muralitdt gu; lebtes
Sabr batten bic &epublifaner 49,
600 pluralitdt. H..
Sn Nem Seriep 1pQen bic Rez
publifaner NIT 10000 pluralitGt qez
ponnen Aaben.
SIM Staate q EN- @ort 1ieqten
bic &epublifaner nit, bermutbli9 co.
900 pluralitdt; bic Stabt 81. 9. muir
be bon Sammanp nit 41,612 @ttmz
men Mebrbeit erobert.
Sn SO arplanbi lit Elm rep. @ouz
perneur nebit bito 2egislatur ertpGblt.
penni blDanien, moielb1t Elm
Stuats14aBmeii tier unb fiebe11 Mt6ter
gu ertpGblen 'pa1en, erbielten bic Re<
publttaner bic ibli@e P1uralitGt bon
10000. .....
Sn a a @u iiegten bic
3epublttaner, & tn d y cling bemo<
tratii4, tpenn au@ nit be6eutenb gez
idtnadter Mebrbett eesen friibere
Sabre. @inselnen Melbun9en aufolge
1T ber @ieg mod otneifelbaft.
S ON a berblieb NIT iiber 10000.
pluralitdt republttani19.
utah fat feline Contribution ungez
nommen, ber Musfau Der @taatstpabl
bal elbit ut no@ Iebr 5%petfelbaft.
ssSm 18. Sutnoti er gongre bbtftritte
fiegte ber @ep. 9ablep init uber 5000,
in Detroit MaDpr pinqree NIT
10000 Plur.
Miiitfftppi CAB b.t nur
i&&pa4er @etBeiltgung an ber Mahl,
ben Demotraten 40, Big $4,000 Sra
jorttdt.
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e@iHtaert ,aut oem @ei1tTippi,

-.. .... nt.. .H-.. b. st.
Der MiKiFippi murbe, mie bic
ct. Qouis vMmertta" einem Genius
merle entnimmt, 3uerit BON Seem Dr.
leans aus befabren. STE aber Der
mittlere She'll bes Stromes Dem Ser
tebre p0llig eri4lohen uurbe, erblubz
te auf benz S6io ber 9anDel.
8is gum Sabre ITS mar au4 bie<
Ter 6yluB fir ben 9anoelspertebr me-
mig benubt mprben. @on bie1er 3ett
an aber entitanb Elm reger @ertebr nit
benz unteren MKihtppi, unb Ptttsz
burg mar balb Elm betannter 9anbe1sz
plab. 1911 murbe baielbft Elm
9ampfi@iH erbaut, bag i&on IN benz
ielben Sabre feline critic Babrt na@ benz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
u Observation-Disclosures

Mtbbletptpn n, Conn.,, 5. Noo.
@e1tern Morgen purben bic Mrbeiter
ber 6rei @teinbrii9e in Portlamb auf
1iebenItiinDise Mrbeits5eit geIebt BEL
einem 2o6ne BON IA Gents per Stunz
be. Die Mrbeiter metgerten ii9, gu
bielem 9unserlobne gu urbeiten, woz
rauf bic Merte 9ei@lo1m tpurben.
9eibe Seiten iinb enti4lohen, einen
&f Bis auf's MeHer gu fiibren.
Minneapolis, 5. Nop. Die
oreaniiirten Druder Der Stabt, 200
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9raf Gin uremucuocS SMtf.

Queenstomn n, 4. Nop. Der
Gunarb Dampfer r@ampania" traf
auf ber Tabrt bterber am %. Sttober
Elm in Tlammer itebenbes @@iH, bus
bereits bis betnube Bis auf ben Malz
ier1ptesel nieoergebrannt mar. Ser
Scea1 mar uuf Meilen erleu4tet.
3tpei 8oote nieber, mel4e iid benz
3tpei Boote niber, mel4e it9 benz
S4iFe ndiiberten, uber ni@ts bon g.
benben an 8prb ober in Der Ndbe entz
beden fonnten, pporauf bic 6a6rt peiz
ter fortgefebt muroe.
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Ylmm I'M, 3ooe ocrciMt.

.~Jurmtnstpn, $780,, 8. Nop.
@eslep Glart uno feline Satin, pel4e
bieier Sage IS relp. 80 Sabre alt. tn
ibrer @6bnumg gu 2lbertppiQe itarz
ben, ]inb glei@3eitig in einem unb benz
1elben @rabe 3ur leBten &ube gebettet
tporben. SEER @lurt bate bic Sdrse
fir ii9 unb feline Tral1 Dor sintger
53eit IN Garmington getauft. @r BE-
fanb 1t6 bamals BEL better @e1unDhsit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

Siiben unternabm. @s fiibrtt ben
Narnsn Orleans" unb errei@te bic
Stabt Netu Orleans am 10. Sanalar
1912. ..,
"Mdbrenb Der ndditen aebn SABRE
tpurben gu pittsburg ntht tpeniger
als 80 Dampfer sebaut, bic einen Sc
iammtsebalt bon 5,698.78 Sonns1
battsn. Das erite In 2~outspille &C.
baute Dampff4if murbe 1916 bolz
lenbet unb erbtelt ben Namen rRentuz
d." SIM Sabre 1918 purben gu Gin
cinnati 4, gu @ouispille 4, gu pittsz
burg 5 unb gu Wbeeline elm Dampfer
erbaut. 0pn 1920 Bis gum Qlus<
bru9 bss @iirsertritges bebnte ii4 Der
@@ifspertebr NIT GROCER SdneQisz
teit aus. 'Semen 9Dbepuntt errei4=
te er aber BON 1910 BIG 1859, als bas
2anb i9on gut bspDltert mar unb bic
@iienbabnen nod feline 10 grobe Gonz
turren3 boten.
ct. Gpuis tpurbe betanntli4 i'm
Sabre 1854 bon 2aclebe als BEL onbers
siinitis selesener Ort fir ben Peloz
banbel getpGblt. 9ie 5tattttt ber 16
SABRE Dor 1905 ergibt, baB Der idbr>
li9e Mertb Der bier se1ammelten pel3e
1903, $50 betrug. ct. @ouis battle ba=
mails cine 8epDlteruna bon 1900 ST.
len; mebr als bic @dlfte bterpon mar
ben erDBten Sbeil bes Sabres abpez
ienb unb INIT benz Sang bon pel5z
tAieren beiddfttgt. Sm SABRE 1910
betrug bic 8eb0lterung 1000; unb
1920 mar iie, benz Genius gemab, auf
1888 geittegen. SIM Sabre 1880
5ablte iie 5,852 unb 1910 i&on 49,
469. Ser erite 9ampfer, bic "@ntiloz
pe," erret9te bieie Stabt i'm Sabre
1917 auf ieiner @eife, ben MiH ouriz
GluB gu erfori@en. 1916 eritattete
Elm @omite BON a4t 8iiryern einer Be-
ri@t lber bic @eiddftslase in st.
Bouts, aus Dem berporgebra4t,
bab i'm Sabre 1916 i'm
,9afen bon ct. 2ouis 1850
9ampfer NIT einem @ebalt BON $751;
O45 Sonnen, unb et>pa 346 r6la@booz
te" lanbeten. @pn bte1en Dampfern
tarnen $50 aus Netp Orleans; 400
aus beri@ieoenen 9dfen am Obio unb
aus 9ennefee; 298 bonn Sqtnoisfu1z
1e; 643 BON OrH4aften am MiKiNipz
pi, oberbalb bes MiKouri, bic tdgli9en
@4tFe Der Mltonz2inie ni@t ein9e<
{@loHen; 249 bon 2anbungsplGben
am MiFouri, unb 204 aus anberen
9Gfen.
Ser erite Dampfer, Der ben oberen
MiKifippi bis Sort Smelling, na6e
ben JdIen BON St. Mntbonp, binaufz
fubr, mar bt .8%trgtnia," tpel4e On
fangs Mat 1923 bort anlangte. BON
1923 Bis 1874 fubren idbrli4 nur 2
ooer 3 sroBe Dampfer 10 melt binauf.
@as @ei@dft ber bamals auf benz obez
rem Miftfippt fabrenben Dampfer
beitanb fuft ausi@lieBli@ in benz
8ransport bon 2ebensmitteln fir bic
in Sort Smelling ftationtrten 8unbes=
foloaten unb bic inbiani1@en 9dnbler.
9n friiber gu bteiem 3mede benub<
ten @oote brau@ten gep0bnli4 so
Sage bon St. 2outs gum Sort.
Sm Sabre 1874 mar Die 8eb1ltez
rung bes Ganbes srob senus, II, baB
cine regelmBige Dampferltnie in 9bdz
tigtett ge1eBt tperben tonnte. Das.
erite gu bieiem 8ped benuBte 9umpfz
f@tf mar bic vStter," mel9e 3pi1@en
St. 2ouis unb St. paul fubr. 1851
fubren bereits brei Dampfer ben Wti1z
fiFippi btnauf; i'm nd@iten Sabre
ma@te Elm Dampfer bereits regelmd=
btge Gabrten, unb i'm Sabre 1853
.erforoerte Der @ertebr bur@i4nittli@
einen Dampfer per Sag.
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4oblcntmnoc in Ncu Nrauns
j@Wei0.

ct. Sobns. q. g., 8. Nop. Die
groben 0ortbeile, tpelde Neufunbtanb
in Der @ntbeduns Der neuen &oblen=
felber erpartet, aperbsn ibsral erz
Drtert. Sin TlDb, BON benz man proz
ben senommen fat, lit IL Meilen lang,
cine Nbalbe Meile brett unb 5 SUB bid.
Der 8eolpgs 9otplep iddBt ietnen
Rublenrei4tbum, auf II Mtlionen
Sons &oblen, bic lie aujdbrli4 BON
auspdrts be5iebt, 100000 beaablt, 10
labt it9 bic 8eoeutuns oes 5lnbes
ermeHen.
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Der StraBe bon elmer Rabe in ben Jia.
ger sebifen. WGbrenb Der lebten 3tpei
Gage lit er srobe S9meraen. gr
forberte oft MaHer unb tpenr ibm
iol4es gebra4t apurbe, (betaan er bsim
Inblide bethlehem Rrdmpfe uno tonnte
es ni9t trinten.
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Grloa ocr MaHcrIMcn

Dallas, Ser., 8. Nop. Sergeant
30. so. MolHe BON Der @ompagnte 3.
bes %. @unbeaSnfanterte regiments
1T bier an ber WaKeri4eu gs1torben.
Or dpurbe Dor ettpa brei Monaten auf
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Hrant 2unb BON marinetts
bat ii9 aug unbetannter uria@e in
@bebopgan bic Reble bur&I4nitten
unb mirb 1terben milf en-.
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Neueite Na6rt@teu.
Smucc it, Colorado.

9enoer, 8. Nop. Sn ben Bergen
bes iiibpel tlifen Colorado 1T in ben
"a @tunoen 5hpei SUP @4nee &C.
fallen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
DEATH IN AWFUL FORM.
A Man Fast in sewer Drowned by
the slowly Rising Water.
PROM the San Franelgeo Examined.

From the San Francisco Examiner.
Los Angeles, Sept ia crowd of near
ly a thousand people watched a man
drown in this city to-day and was power
less to help him. His name was Thomas
Reynolds, and he was a faborer in a sew
er building on Los Angeles street, near
Boyd. The scene was the most agonizing
that can be imagined.
At about 3 O'Clock Reynolds was work.
ing in a new sewer that is building di-
rectly underneath an old brick one The
ground is soft there and Reynolds was
caught by small cave-in. His legs were
pinioned by the falling earth, but no one
thought his situation serious A rope was
made fast to him and an attempt was
made to pull him out but his shovel had
fallen across his feet, and 1t was soon seen
that he would have to be dug out.
The work was at once begun. Suddenly,
to the horror of the great crowd that had
assembled, the old brick sewer right over
the wretched mans head burst and large
stream of water flowed into the excavation
gradually driving the rescuers out. A fire
engine was sent for, and attempted to
pump the inflow of water out, but it prov
ed of no avail.
The man was doomed and nothing could
be done for him. He was upright In the
hole and the water soon reached his waist
For the first time he realized that he
would die. Inch by inch the fluid rose, and
lne poor IelloW iosC MS nerve and COM
menced to utter the most heart render
ing shrleks and appeals for help. The
streets became blocked with people, and
as the news spread Of what was going on
in that hole the crowd became frantic
with desire to save the man. But abso-
lutely nothing could be done to succor
him. The water reached the throat then
the chin, then a ripple struck his lips The
watchers at the brink Of the hole turned
their faces away and groaned az a last
despairing shrek came from the victim
His arms beat the water back frantically
and then were still
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PARIS AS GAY AS EVER.
PROF. MUZZARELLI DESCRIBES
THE LEADING FEATURES OF
HIS TRIP TO EUROPE.

Sights and Scenes in the Beautiful
French CapftaI-Many Americans
to BE Seen There-EurOpe Armed
to the Teeth-The Madagascar
Campaign President Faure's
Growing POpuIaritX--HIs Proposed
Russian visit for the Coronation
Of the Gear.
Correspondence of the Morning News.
Paris, Sept. ga torrid heat still over
comes us. Paris groans, perspires, walks
and droops. When 1 say Paris, /, Of course,
except the upper ten thousand" as you
call them. for if there is one opinion gem
eral among the aristocracy, it is that, to
be worthy of being counted one of them,
the aspirant must consider Paris, during
the summer, as desert, ugly, uninhabit-
able and inhospitable. 1t is consequently
the proper thing to leave it during the hot
months, to visit the various watering
places in greatest vogue, or to shut your
self up for three months in some coun-
try chateau, where rest and repose after
the fatigues of the winter season, may
be obtained
For foreigners, however, what can be
found more attractive, gayer. more pic
Elysees at the time of glorious sun
set, or during the evening, when the brill
Hant lights of the cafe concerts and res
laurants illumine with fantastic rays the
Hover womens bouquets, whilst from all
sides are heard merry voices and joyous
refrains? What can be prettier and fresh
er than the lawns and flower beds of the
Garden of the Tuileries, than the shady
trees and flowery bushes of the Park
-donceau, or the Bots de Boulogne? What
animation is met with in the large res
taurants OF the Champs Ulysses! What a
hubhub, what a bewildering Kaleidoscope!
They are like cosmopolitan cara
yansaries, where all the nations of
me globe meet and mix UP with provin-
Clais OF every degree. And the cafe con-
me same public fills them, and it is the
came 1oyousness, agitation and human
DdpDhng, the same interesting variety of
1Spes, with the only difference that the
English and the Germans are Infinitely
more numerous in these One can hardly
imagine to what extent the modest John
pun and the Virtuous children of the
dterland' are fond of the attractions
Mnlcn are offered to them on our OPEN
AZ stages, and with what frenzy they ap-
kiauu the spicy innuendos of Mile. Yvette
LuliDeIt- In this connection it is really
ttulerestlng to note that this poor Paris,
~ turn SO praised or calumniated, receives
= OIh foreigners quite a considerable por-
ION OF IT'S pseudo-corruption They flock
thltnef after pleasures of all sorts. which
are not always innocent; then on return
SIs 70 their gloomy homes where thence
4oIth they presumably practice nothing
1ut virtue, they speak with severity Of
'Na' pace OF perdition. Paris, for the mat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06

Fron the Yonth's Companion.

The shortest name in the world has been
developed by the war between Japan and
China. 1t is that Of Gen. 1, Tartar com
mander, who has, perhaps DISTINGUISHED
himself above other Chinese generals. hav-
ing conducted eampaign-though a los
ing one--Of some effectiveness.
The French are supposed to have a mo-
nopoly of surnanes, names which consist
of one letter. A considerable number 81
such names have been cited in the French
press from time to time. Madamoisene O
Ger instance, keeps a grocers shop Al
Louviers, and Monsieur A is rural guard
IN the department of Cote-d'Or A family
named is the pride and Joy of a Bel
gian town..
In the United States, given names-tfley
could hardly be called Christian names
consisting Of a single letter. have not IN
frequently been bestowed. A western bust
ness man bore the given name Of Pho
more, no less-through a long hfe and a
certain New England boy Is named j.
No name 50 short as that Of Gen / has
yet been discovered, however, as / IS GER
tainly the thinnest letter in the alphabet.
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Page II Tor
RIPE AND READY
Page IA for Carpets.

With everything the demands wOmens chIdrens
The the workmanship finish,
the lowest price nkIing inventory
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
FALL WRAPPERS.

Three times the quantity we ever car
ried before.
Indigo Blue Wrappers, Zoe.
outing and Morning PRINT Wrappels'
CSC. r,,.44o
Finest Quality outing and Flannelette
Wrappers, sailor collars ana rulleu
yokes, fancy braid trimmed, sl'so
others up to $1,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06

-"What is that place down thereg ask
ed she Of one of the officers. why that
Is the steerage," answered he. And does
it take all those people TO make the beat
20 straight?'-Tit Bits.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
NEW SHOES.

Grand values in this department TINS
faiI Shoes that we can guarantee SHOES
that 1T well, look well, wear well, and at
nrices that you can't match anywhere
else in the city.
Just opened, 3 cases Ladies' Black Cloth
TOP Button Shoes, opera toe, patent
leather tin. worth $500 a pair, Csc
Ladies' Wei Kid, Opera Toed Button,
same shoe retails regularly at 250-sl.4 AZ.
Infants Spring Heel Shoes, sizes to 8,
worth 50c-3sc.
Boys Stylish School Shoes, ---
opera toe, lace Balls, sizes IL to ana to
SSH
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YOUTHS TROUSERS.

Sizes up to 81 and 3D. WIN Mt n good
many small men. There's but few
dozen pairs. Have been 81 50 and S3OOl
we mark EN-. $i25 pair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
BLANKETSI

You can save from SOC to $500 on every
pair you purchase OF us. We are selling
these goods much below the usual prices
OF anybody else. Every one OF these
In value, and ~ Nmany instances we
couldnt to-day buy these goods at the
prices we mark them.
1914 White, worth $l00-65c pair
10-4 White, worth $l50-9Sc pair
10-4 White, worth $l.75-Sl 20 pair
10-4 Silver Grey, worth S150-9Sc pair.
l0-4 Extra Heavy Grey, worth $3.50
$1.75 pair
$50 Bed Comforts, worth S1,10-75c.
EIDERD0WNS, FLANNELS.
80 pieces Plaid Striped Outing. usual 10c
grade (special) TIC.
1215c Double Faced Outing, 10c
1253c Splendid Wrapper Patterns, Zoe.
l2Rc Light Ground Outings, 10c.
Eiderdowns, worth 25c--16c.
All Wool, the usual soc grade, 35c.
Others at 49c and 6Qc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06

Queen Victoria is possessed Of forty pet
dogs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
ALL WOOL KNEE PANTS.

OF Tweed Of Cheviot. OF every known
strong material that's made up into bows
double breasted, from 81 so suit 10 to $500
cacoud Erloor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
'EIDERDOWNS, FLANNELS.
KID GLOVES, GO CENTS,


1900 pairs ready tomorrow, as good as
any $l.0O Kid Glove you can find outside
of these walls.
4 pearl buttons, every known new
shade CSC.
4-Button SUICIDES white and butter col
ored, embroidered backs and IN all fall
shades, SEC.
Real French Kid, beautiful. pliable
soft, every pair fitted to the hand, large
pearl buttons, pique and embroidered
backs, all this seasons novelties and
bought to retail for 500 pair we say 81 so
ART NEEDLE WORK.
The delight OF every woman. Different
arrangement here now. Department
moved to main aisle, right, near mems
furnishing department.
japanese silk Tinseled Art Draperies 19c
yard
Embroidery Silk &c.
Wash Twist, Be.
Rope Twist, Be.
Hemstitched Doilies. &c.
odd lot Bags and Pieces. sc.
Big lot White Red Braided Pillow
Shams, 49c pair.
New DENNIS. new Scrims, new En-
broidery Silks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
ART NEEDLE WORK.
TABLE LINEN.

TABLE LINEN.
Pure Flax, every thread. We've get so
pieces the grandest Barnsley Table Dam
ask that ever crossed the water
81 Bleached, 60 inches wide, worth 75c
yard ACC.
no dressing, elegant patterns, worth SIS
-95c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
SCOTCH PLAID WAISTS.

New. Popular, Fancy Plaids, yoke pack
leg of mutton sleeves, 75c.
Scotch Tartan Plaid Waists, IN all pop
uiar clans, stylishly made ana worm
$2.5O-S1.4s. 60, MI.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
GULF CAPS.

Men, youths, Boys-New populaf
Tweeds, navy blue and black serge, 75e
all over. here 35c.
Turkish Eezog 95c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Every wrapper sold here is guarantessd
to fit perfectly, or II VIII be maae 70 10
so before leaving the department
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
FALL DRESS GOODS.

Curlycues and ripples'
dashing audacity and
such rich roughness as
you never saw before.
A veritable tropical jun.
gle of dress goods ele.
gance-with no more to
pay, as a rule, than you
expect to give for the
commoner place things.
A surprise to the sales.
people themselves to SEQ
such exclusive goods 50
modestly price marked.
Among the new weaves
are Curly Boucle, Trico.
tine, zibiline, Damasse,
Caniche, Armures and a
grand variety of Eng4
lish and Scotch Suitings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-06
HOSIERY.

ready to hang, &c. :
The herald., 1895-05-13
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