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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-09
rom SALE.


FOR SALE. TWO FINE FOX TER
rlers, male and female: five Co months
old. Jacob Gardener. BrOughton street.
5oo CUSTOM-MADE BUGGIES AND
carriages at manufacturers prices. TO ex-
ehange for merchandise or real estate
Empire Business Agency, Alb NorcrOss
Building. Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE OR RENT. MY RESI-
oence, corner Taylor and Abercorn streets.
j. l.. Whatey. Board Of Trade building.
ONE DOLLAR PER LOAD FOR OAK
wood stick or sawed at Aimars. Tele-
phone l2l.
FOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED TONS
of light steel rails. cheap; sixteen TO
thirty pounds average. Address Sabel
Bros, Jacksonville, Fla.
IF YOU WANT A HOME. BUY BEST
street lots. Investigate before you buy.
DR. knorr, Best street.
FOR SALE, VICTOR BICYCLE, '@
model, almost new weighs 20 pounds;
cheap for cash at l3j York street.
zoo NEW BICYCLES. 1896 PATTERN.
The Judge" for sale or to exchange Tor
merchandise, house lots or improved city
or suburban property. Empire Business
Agency, 4l3 Norcross Building Atlanta,
Ga.
LOOSE HAY CHEAP. ADDRESS
Hay, News office or order at 209 Congress
street.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem Real Es-
tate Dealer l29 York street. near Bull
street.
LARGE STOCK OF CIGARS, POPU-
lar brands, direct from factory, for sale
or TO exchange for merchandise or city
country property. Empire Business
Agency, room 4l3, Norcross Building, At
lanta, Ga.
FOR SALE, TWO MANGLES. or Is
inch cylinders, of Troy Laundry Com
panys manufacture. i'm perfect condi-
ton, and ready for immediate use. The
above maugles have been removed to
give place TO mangles of larger capacity.
For price and particulars, inquire of w.
+. Yancey, manager Tampa Bay Hotel
Laundry Tampa. Fla.
HAY AND PEA VINEs-H A z
wholesale, 67iac; retail. 75c per 100 pounds;
pea vines. with peas, 81 per 100. j. h.
Guilmartn a. Co.'S Stables.
UNREDEEMED WATCHES, JEWEL
ny, organs. sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch, Pawn Brok.
er. Congress street. next TO SolomOns
drug store.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities. cypress shingles reduced to
Sl.25 and 1925 per thousand; boats can
load al the mills; carload lots a specially.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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Reilly. W, i6U Bryan street.
FosenbroOk. j. H.. Bull and Ninth Sta
Ryan. j.. Agent, Cuyler and Anderson
Ryan. }. T.. Sc. cor. williamson ana
West Broad street
schultes. c.. 162 Bryan street.
schultes. otto, S. Drayton street.
schlo;elecrg, D., Price and Han streets.
SEMINARS, Fred. l4 Anderson street
schwarz g, Mrs, Waters Road and
sanders. T.. White Bluff road and Best
street
Slater. J. G.. 1s4 Congress street.
sullivan, John j., 10 Bryan street.
Schoen, Jacob, Barnard and ST. Julian
streets
schoen. NJ. 81 East Broad street. trans
Ierred To A. Jacobs No. 81 East Broad
semkens. Henry. cor E. Broad and Bay
streets
Sullivan. John. 1873 Congress street.
Stem, D., Second avenue and Whitaker
street.
shuman. J. c.. 10 East Broad street.
Schroeder a Co, George. 243 Jones street.
schueneman. ID. H.. East Broad and Boil
stahmer. John. 1919 Walnut street.
Scherer, j. H., 1879 Fahm street.
SEMINARS. II. j.. ] Wilson street
Seller, Charles, "a Broughton street
Steljes, H., 4tia jefferson street
Steinmann. Mrs. Il. A., q West Broad
struck. T. +. C., IS River street
savannah Bottling Company, Jefferson
and Congress streets.
sulter. Henry, Liberty and Montgomery
streets.
Seay. J., screven house. transferred To
T.. TraVers, same place.
Smith. W. T. X, pa Congress street
Suffer, NJ. W., cor Price and Gordon sta.
Schroeder, H., II BrOughtOn street
street
studer. V. s.. 1Oi Price street.
Sampson. Peter. No 1856 Bryan street
r.
Thornberg. Adam A., 65 River street
Traub. H., q West Broad
11etjen, John f., 55ib West Broad street
Toehl. Henry, Liberty and Habersham
streets.
Thee, W. f.. Bolton and Burrouehs sts
Taylor, J. X. East Broad and Nc
Donough streets.
".
vorIers, William. s7is e: Broad street.
NerOnke * Popsek, 2lM Barnard street
Won kamp' A. s. lO5 Broughton street.
Wilson & Graham. 81 e. Broad street.
Mtte Louis, Il. Broad and Lovers lane.
Winters, Fritz l6l Jefferson street.
transferred to w. e. Byrd. same place.
Weitz. b., East Broad and Harris SITS.
Whiteman, j. T.. IS South Broad street
Woeltjen, H., Augusta road. transfers.
ed to Ogeechee road, near 3 mile post
Wade. John T., South Broad and Housl
Watson & Powers. De Soto hotel.
Widemark & Co., ne cor Price ana
Broughton streets.
Y
Ybanez p d., 101 Bay street
Yenken, Mrs Ann. IS Reynolds street
Nbanez M. s., "A Congress street. trans
| ferred to j. S. Ensteln a. Co, Bull and
Congress street lane.
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1895. LIQUOR LICENSES. 1895.
Fourth Quarterly statement.

Fourth Quarterly Statement.
City of Savannah, Office Clerk of Coun-
Gil, Savannah, Ca, Jan. Z, 1896. The fol-
lowing alphabetical list of persons licensed
to sell liquor at retail is published under
provisions of section l3 Of tax ordinances
for 1895: A. N. MANUCY,
Clerk of Council.
A.
Allen, w. j., President and Reynolds SITS.
Asendorf. John NJ, No. 998 Habersham
street
Asendorf, Fred, 116 Jefferson street.
Anglin, Thomas, 1874 Bryan street.
Audesay, j. L., 81 Jefferson.
Akin & Richardson, Farm and Mil
street
Broad streets.
Brown, Bros, Anderson and East Broad
Brown, w. B.. 1872 Bryan street.
Benwa, NJ, No. 80 South Broad street.
Brlckman, Charles, southeast corner
street.
Baldredge, George. n e cor Price and
Broughton streets.
Behrens, j. H., 1889 West Broad street.
Bunger, J. w, Ogeechee Road and Sarah
street.
Bohn, John, SO Price street.
Bruning, G. A, 2i1 West Broad street
Blanke, Mary, Mrs, 561a Reynolds street.
Bokelman, D., Bay street, extended,
Beytagh, J. j., East Broad and Perry
streets.
Bohn, Henry nv East Broad street.
Belford, w. T., Bull and Second street.
Beckmann, George, 30 Whitaker street.
Both, A, 1872 West Broad, street.
Behr, j. H., No. 40 Jefferson street.
Branch, S. W, Est. " cor Broughton
and Whitaker streets.
Buttimer, Mary, No. " Lumber street.
Bailey, Harry j., McDonough and East
G.
Connery, G. p, No. $50 st. Julian street.
Cole, w. H., So Bay street.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR RENT, TWO MOST DESIRABLE
offices at NE York street. near Bull: ON
ces lately occupied by DR. WEIGH. Apply
10 J. r. Fulton 4 SON
FOR RENT, OFFICES NO. ia BRY-
an street LIST floor; rent reasonable; pos
session given Oct. I. Apply 10 Waithour s.
Rivers.
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Arrested for Murder.

tb Manassas, Ga. Jan. ST. III. McTeer.
CaroiS;hne Sheriff of Hampton county, South
~ una, arrived here this morning on
3log white man was arrested On IN a
to1 ant for murder committed in Hamp-
onar county, South Carolina The pris-
viii consented to go back to Hampton
NE governor. N-9''-O'i Aio'li
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon, Lewis, Phil
adelphia-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship ID. II. Miller. Billups, Bal
timore-J. J. Carolan, Agent.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship d. II. Miller for Balti-
more-1,120 bales cotton, 1902 bbls rosin,
10 bbls rosin oil, IL bbls spirits turpentine.
so bbls tar, SS,A3 feet lumber, 224 bdls
hides, 157 boxes mdse.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION
nv 4. X. WILSON. AuctIoneer.

Al ~ West Broad. near William street. az n
O'Clock. Bedroom and Parl0r Suits. Wardrobe,
Dining Tables. variety OF other Furniture
show Case, scales Measures, OIL Tank. Crock
cry, etc.
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PIIOTOGRAPIIY.

PHOTOGRAPHY, GO TO q BULL
street for fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Cabinets and crayon specialties.
Views taken in city or country by a spec
ial artist. j. N. Wilson.
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EMPLOYNIENT WANTED.

~~~~(~C -, - - " -~~e-I---~~S-~~~
- - - = 4eN'-tL - = - A-I =
modern Greek. He requests the r. A. M
Apply NJ, care of News.
EXPERIENCED IRON MOULDER.
also good man cook, wants work.. Tar
ver's Intelligence Bureau.
WANTED, BY RELIABLE WHITE
man, position as Waterman; am 6 feet
high; weigh 175 pounds, have the best
recommendations and can give good SER
vice to any one. Address w. w. H.,
Morning News.
PRESCRIPTION CLERK WANTS PO-
sition; good reference furnished. Ad-
dress Prescription Clerk" News office
WANTED, POSITION AS STENO-
grapher and typewriter or assistant
bookkeeper. References furnished. Adj
dress D., Box 21S, Augusta, Ga.
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LOST.

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LOST, LARGE ORANGE COLORED
St. Bernard dog, tip of tail clipped, re-
ward and no questions if returned to 30
Bryan street.
LOST, A LETTER DIRECTED TO
Liverpool, Eng; finder can confer favor
by leaving at 1l3 Gordon street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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CATCH THE BOOM" SMALL
amounts invested in wheat ana stocks
now will pay sure profits. Send for free
book and market review explaining how
TO make money. Bank reference furn-
ished. r. G. Oliver g. Co, brokers, Chi
cago Stock Exchange, Chicago.
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Bark Agnes Campbell (Nor, Thorsen,
Garston Dock, with salt consigned to
agent of Central OF Georgia railroad-Ves-
sci to Dahl & Andersen.
Schooner Luther 4. Garretson, Green,
Philadelphia, with coal for c. II. Dixon
< Co.-Vessel to. Harriss & Co
Schooner James Boyce, Blake, Norfolk,
with coal, consigned to q. 1. Taggart-
Vessel to Harriss q Co.
Schooner John G. Schmidt, Norbury,
Philadelphia, with coal for c. II. Dixon
& Co.-Harriss & Co.
Steamer Alpha, HayneswOrth, Beaufort
C. II. Medlock Agent.
Steamer Gov. Hall, Strohbar, Beaufort
ID. j. Murphy Agent.
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LIQUOR LICENsEs.

City of Savannah. Office Clerk OF coun-
ell, Jan. 6. 1s96-The following applica-
tions to retail liquor during the year. 1925
were read at meeting of council Jan. 1.
1896, and referred to committee of the
whole A. n. MANUCY,
Clerk of Council.tf
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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.

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SAVANNAH. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1896
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sun rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1;O3
sun sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.at
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High water TT Pulaski, 9.24 am, :O4 pm
High water, Savannah. 1924 am, 2.04 pm
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The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
1900 m, 18th meridian.
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Reilly. W, IG0 Bryan street.
EosenbroOk. j. H.. Bull and Ninth sts
Ryan. j., Agent, Cuyler and Anderson
streets.
Ryan, J. T.. Sc. cor. Williamson and
West Broad street
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BOARDING.

BEST BOARD AND LODGING IN
the city four dollars per week. 1O5 Con.
gress.
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Ybanez, r. D., 101 Bay street
Yenken, Mrs. Ann. IS Reynolds street.
Nbanez NJ s., a. Congress street trans
ferred to j. S. Einstein e. Co, Bull and
Congress street lane.
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENT.

STORE FOR RENT, SOUTHWEST
corner Liberty and Whitaker. Apply 40
Liberty street.
STORE, 122 BRYAN. TO LET AND
fixtures to sell; must be sold at once.
FOR RENT, ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
northeast corner Charlton and Barnard
streets, cheap. John l.. Archer e. Co.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE, SOUTH
west corner Lincoln and Henry streets.
cheap. John l.. Archer & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

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WANTED TO BORROW THIRTY
five hundred dollars Security. Address
d. W., % River street.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE SMALL,
gentle pony for boy; must be cheap Adj
dress j. X. L., Morning News.
LARGE LIST OF GOOD NORTHERN
and eastern property to exchange for
southern property. Empire Business
lanta Ga
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$4,000 TO LOAN ON SAVANNAH
real estate, at AZ per cent; mortgages
taken up; new loans made II. Sinclair.
the De Soto
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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ROOMS, THREE CONNECTING
rooms, all conveniences; large yard, 50.
1893 New Houston.
FOR RENT, A LARGE, WE'LL FUR
nished front room. Apply 80 Gordon
street
FOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
fat. suitable for small family. Apply at
store, so Broughton street.
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THE OUTDOOR oInI.


Dainty os a sunbeasi. royal = rceA.
flow The outdoor Nasesn. y hss oeenU
Eyes e ike morning dssdssss: sAsshs ME
Voice ss ike la aafd rsp.uss = ~ ssariss
choir.
Round Of limb, AMI supple ssragsh sniss
with grace.
Sparkle Of heaFh's rub4es = - wsnso'''s
How she seems TO queen = - = sns
with he wnchinx magic * - slssaes
handi
Juno in her chariot drawn - pseess.s
Aphrs6i,e rising cloudlike from - sp92y
Ggidesses oufriusiiedi Nov -
To the ' charm Of beauty pedsiing rAsh.
wonaanhood supernsl-eesasy = =
Han he outdoor Maiden. vision q -
light, - - 1s.se.
rhus ,hroagn woman's lHe-biood Goa -
James Burkssm IN Harpers Sassss
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The Ivanhoe Club. OF WalIa waila addi-
ton. gave Its first leap year party of the
season at Brewers hall on wednes day ev-
ening. The parties given by this organiza-
ton are among the iolliest in the city. and
when the ladies got "A chance to assert
their authority and choose their dances
they more than did themselves proud The
music was never better and 1t was the
unanimous opinion Of every one that at
tended that the affair could not be i'm
proved upon. Among the guests were no
ticed the following: Mr. and Mrs. c. o.
Larned. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Gosdhue.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Morris. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Paul Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Rathhurn. Mr. and
Mrs c. c. Maring Mr.. and Mrs r w.
Johrsnr, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hubbei.
Mr. and Mrs w. T.. Gritman. Mr. and Mrs
+. r. Tew. Mr.. and Mrs Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Msthieson. Mrs Hunter Mrs Grefy
Mrs, Wager. Mrs. r II Renck. Mrs r.
H. Bacon. Miss Canneli Miss Gertrude
Duncaa. Miss Allen. Miss winnsfrei wade
Miss Fannie Hall. Miss AInetfa Hixsor
Mics Campbell. bliss Josephine Good. Miss
Hamilton, Miss Conway. Mr.. W. r. south
ard. Mr. Eugene Leddy Mr. @ Farms
worth. Mr.. Ed Griswoid. Mr. J. III Allen
jr.. Mr.. J, G. Allen. Mr. l.. G. Branson ana
Mr.. c, C. Cherry.
The Irene Club gave an Invitation party
az fTOSchf nan on fftlaY evening,
large number OF guests outside ;he club
being present the hall decorations wer.
s;iraciively arranged. and many Of tn.
young ladies were respierdent In new
gowns. As IS the custom with the club
light refreshments were served at mid
night.
afr. and Mrs. Cain entertained a few Of
their friends at their home on Ninth av-
enue last Saturday evening in honor Of
several friends, who intend leaving
shortly for Alaska Cards were INDUCED
In until late hour. after which refresh
msnts were served. Among those present
were: Mr.. ard Mrs. X. A. Cain. Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Mott. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Graham.
Miss Graham. Mr.. G. Van Aistine. Mrs.
Fanny Hunt. Mr.. W. L. Follow. Mr.
George r Follow. Master Arthur Cain.
Master Leslie Cain.
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pleasing entertainment was given at
the Asbury NJ r. church IN Fremont Fri
DAY e1eninz. Maj. W. &. Clark read an in
s;ructive and entertaining paper on AR
neniA. Its History and People" Mrs. J.
l. Townsley. who Possesses a sweet mr.
zo-soprsno voice. was heard for the frsi
tine a; Fremont In the solo You" Is A.
Rohyn. and responded 10 an enthuSas',c
encore Mr.. Joseph shipp-en gave 4 fiuie
soto and a Grecisn song. Mr. G. W
Saunders sang The Midshipyriis" and
Mr. Sadnderz and Mr.. Shipper sang
duet entitled The Pilot" Rev. T. f Me
Mullen had charge OF the programme. and
Miss Marie Bgriick and SIR. Worth Dens-
more acted a. plano accompanis's- The
proceeds Of the entertainment we're Used In
r~iisying the sa1tt OF a r<edy family IN
Fremont
TIE ,A..sS ss tie Sor.k Seattle SsStist
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eaereh gave unique party ut the church
psfsors on Tuesday evening fer the benefit
" the church. The invitations were ex-
oeedingfy unique. stating that the adnis-
Sun would be cent for each year Of the
guests life. A choice musical programme
- rendered and during the afternoon
oaanty Refreshments were served. Quite
q number We're present.
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Art Club.

nvitat'ors are out fer an Easter at
netne' to BE given by the Seattle Ceramic
SIuo on Saturday. April 4. at the residence
q Mrs ]. w. Pratt. Iyis Marion street.
~ an additional attraction the members
ot the club will have on exhibition co,lee-
ticn OF cups and saucers- The club. which
nAs become well known 10 the public
'nfcagh Its two annual exhibitions OF dec.
GRATED china, is composed of some of the
leading china painters OF the city. II was
otgAnized about two years ago. and since
that time there has been marked inn
Pavement in the work shown ut thu
monthly meetings. The members OF tho
cub are: President. Mrs. Corwin s. Shank:
vice president. Mrs. r. W. Run; secretary.
MS. r. L. Fehren: treasurer, Miss Anna
beach. Mrs. G. W, BACON. Mrs. T. B. NJ.
Miller. Mrs. +. 4. Wing. Mrs. J. W Pratt.
Mrs. Q. c. Pratt. Mrs. John II. Powell.
Miss Ruth f. Cole. Miss Catch, Miss Me-
Cnlkoch, Miss Hattie Gardner. Miss Bessie
Ia Beach,
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NJ william pBr1en was most sgresshiy
surprised ca Monday evening by MS wife
who gave IA his hn5or a birthday party
The rooms OF the couple at 81 Lerora
street Rs.s 11exiy decorated viii !yS AHA
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Literary Societies and Clubs.

At the last meeting of the Athenaeum
Society at Fremont the following pro-
CANINE was given: Roll call; current
eveuts. piano solo. Miss Ashworth; read
ing. Miss Goddard: debate, Resolved.
That the United States should purchase
tho island of Cuba from SPAIN decided
in favor Of Affirmative. The next meeting
VIII be held with Miss Ashworth Monday
evening.
The Queen Anne Fortnightly Club. which
includes many OF the literary residents OF
that picturesque locality, held their regu-
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon at tho
residence OF Mrs. f. L. Blaine. on High
laAd Drive. This club Is a fixture on
Queen Anne and its meetings are very pop
ul2. Thursdays session was unusually
interesting. both from literary and social
STANDPOINT. The next meeting of the club
wihbe held at Mrs. r. s. Coles on April ..
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Iuncheon. and Teas.

Mas Maud Lewis gave a most delightful
violet tea at her home on Queen Anne hill.
near Ross, Thursday. In honor Of her cou-
sin. Miss Gilbert. OF Minnesota. The house
was artisticaliy decorated with yiolets.
and In the dining room the large English
varieties were used. Miss Lewis guests
were: Miss Andrews Miss Weller. Miss
Holden. Miss Crawford. Miss Martin. Miss
May wardron. Miss Flora Heaid. Miss
Maurice. Miss E.ffie Smith. Miss Gilbert.
Miss Rice. Miss Lewis.
Mrs F. L. Warren, OF Green Lake. en-
tertained Miss Maurice. Miss Gilbert. Miss
Lewis. Miss Maud Lewis. Miss Rose Drap-
or, Mrs Emily Ward. Mr.. Arthur West.
Mr.. VIII Hoyt Mr.. Albert Hest. Mr.. w.
s. Jennings. Mr. Walter Hest. Mr., q. r.
Tears at whist Friday evening. followed
by . luncheon.
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Surprise Parties.

Among the jolly parties OF the week
was the surprise given In honor Of Mr.. Al
bert Buhtz at his home at Edgewater. Fri
day evening. The house was comfortably
filled with friends on pleasure bent. and
SINGING. instrumental music and games
caused the evening 10 glide by very rap
idly. A delicious lunch was served about
II o'clock. Among those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Buhtx, Mr.. Joe Dean. Miss
f. Booth. Miss A. Booth Miss Lilly Par
ker. Miss Vina Graham. Miss Fannie
Steele. Miss Winnie Holden, Miss Nellie
Rinehart, Miss Pearl Cooper, Miss Ella
Wheeler. Miss Annie Wheeler. Miss Susie
Buht4, Miss Minnie Buhtz, MIR. Charles
Young, Mr.. Joe Parker, Mr. Joe Barr. Mr..
David Lee. Mr.. Willie jackson. Mr.. Tom
Lynch. Mr.. William Christianson. Mr..
Harvey Holden. Mr. William Benjamin.
Mr.. Albert Buhtz. Mr. William Buhtx. Mr..
Ami Buhtz. Mr.. Carl Buhtz.
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Spring Fabrics.

We have prepared for trade
advantage
ueswhhfu
n the tina
f
n ad rtsem nandca Hand the eitelf
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....SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
Manufacturers Remnants Out
ing Flannels, value Sc, this week
DC u yard.

so dozen pure thread knitting
silk, oil colOrs, full size balls,
only &c . spool.
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Millinery and
Flowers.

Some of the brightest Paris and New
York thoughts I'm Woman's Headwesr
are already on display. and there Is a
world ~ pretty things In flowers and
trimmings
SILK Velvet Roses. l.isc bunch.
Niclcts. from &c bunch M.
Naore Roses IN Velvet. only &c bunch.
The new thing m Cachenire Shaded
Agret;sS. from Zoe TO sAc bunch.
Ia Loie Fuller effects in Buckles and
pieasod ChlTons
New Trimmed Sailors fer early spring
MAR. only az.
The Bleuheim Trimmed Sailor, new
style crown. this week oniy So.
Is dozen Lace Braid shapes. only &c
each
Paris Pattern Hats now % exhibition.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-29
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The Progressive Farmer in this
weeks issue says:
IL comes direct from Washington
that proposition 10 attempt TO solid
ify the white voters OF this state BY
starting race riots this week and on
election day, has been fully discussed
az National Democratic hrscqoseers-
IL is rot known that any line of pol
icy has been adopted, bus IL is horrible
70 contemplate even u discussion OF
such 4 plan. We are unwilling 10 be-
lieve that the respectable, iaw-ahidinS
element Of the Democratic party will
sanction such outrages, but there Is
sc-cailed respectable element In the
party that will stop 81 nothing. when
the Democratic party went into power
yesr after year ty fraudulent
voting, it forfeited every RICH;
To support IL may have hal, but
if the Washington report be true
and riotlng and bloodshed are TO be
adopted as last desperate resort TO
again enthrone lawless oligarchy,
it ought to and will prove boomer
ang, and solidify the voters agsins;
the lawtreskers. Noparty can long
stay in power if it goes in by violat-
ing the most sacred Of laws, the
right of free suffrage, and when il
adds whole list of crimes, il be-