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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-04
BEAUTIFYlNG HATS.
TOaUEs AND PoMPADOUR BONNETS
4 DELIGHT TO WOMANKIND.

Su'art Holiday Bail Gowns Worn by
WeII-knowR New York Women
The Young Girls Wear Lace saShes
and GarIands of Coral Honey
sucISlc-The New sleeve Is Double
Arm Bag and the Latest Collar Cut
to Hold the Face in n Fair Imita-
ton of Rose CnIyx-LOng COrsets
Have Come in Along with the
Princess Dress and POlonaise.
New York. Dec. EVERY woman Is
supposed, even by hinty hearted Mrs.
Fashion. to seek out ana wear that shape
of hat and color of decoration that most
nearly harmonizes with her individual
complexion and features. Would that this
were so. because only a select coterie
would then presume to wear the pretty,
but most exacting little marquise cha
paeu.
But milliners propose and the ruck of
womankind dispose. Just now they dis
pose TO make the marqulse the reigning
headgear and il outclasses all other hats
at the rate of fifteen to five. In itself the
marquse is a charming toque invariably
showing a tier of wings rising in front
above the hair, and women love to wear
il in a very accumulated tone of blue vel
vet. The wings, whether white, grey or
black. are always picked out in bright
spangled dots of jet, and in the rear there
is apt 10 show scattering of flowers.
An adaptation of the marquise shape for
evening use IS the pompadour bonnet,
tangled web of lace or tul.e, rolled well
back from the face brlstling with spikes
OF let and seemingly so airy that it might
float off its owners head at any moment
one great charm of these little bonnets
is the possibilities of almost exact imita-
uon by the amateur hand they suggest /
and they can be worn 10 the theater with
an easy conscience.
Theater Muffs.
What a number of pretty trifles women
do wear, anyway, at the theater. Their
muffs are not usually fur ones, but sort |
of baggy things of Liberty silk, wearing
broad belts of flowers about their fat mid |
dies. That is TO say, grey chiffon muff, |
perhaps edged with a narrow line of chin
chila. will wear wide girdle of violets |
while a lilac silk affair will be belted with |
pink velvet roses set on quite fiat and |
close together. Such muffs are made and !
sold by the mliners, who have showed |
their customers the trick of wearing these !
muffs slung about the neck by chain Of |
small crystal beads
For some reason or other, women cling |
TO and wear chains of gold, or gun met |
al, silver or beads, and now that the now |
city value of locket hearts, lorgnons, |
etc, have been exhausted, the willy jew
elers have kept up the traffic in neck |
chains by introducing tiny smelling bot |
ties Of precious metals These bear no |
relation to the familiar vinagrette They |
are no larger and scarcely thicker than |
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spicuous bracelet with ones theater, call
ing or reception gown. On the right wrist,
clasped over the sleeve. Will appear a cir
Gle Of gold studded at intervals with large
sapphires, a broad bar Of diamonds or a
band Of velvet drawn through heavily
jeweled buckle. Used against the wrist
of dark sleeve. this flashing bracelet
shows of with great splendor every time
1hese are as heavy as the huge napkin
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1t was somewhat singular echoing
when Janauschek, the only Janauscbek
sitting in her cramped dressing room with
the patter of the vaudeville feet coming
to the ear, said unhesitatingly: II womb
rather have been Charlotte Cushman AZ
to success on the stage, though. neither
beauty nor brains is needed A woman
has only to make herself sufficiently no
torious and she VIII find manager to e,r-
plot her, a paying pubic clamorous 10
see the exploitation. No" with a ltua
nod and half shrug. Il do not saw mar
cynically. Things tkeatric are in a state
OF transition The old order has passed.
The new is not yet fixed"
You know Miss Cushman, perhaps q"
suggested the querist. Janauschek nodded
'Nes-she was a great woman-mlicb
greater than Mary Anderson, This / say
In all Kindness TO Nine. Navarro. wno
would, ] fancy, be among the first 40
agree with me. Nine. Navarro is a very
beautiful and a very lovely woman. as
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NOAsAs SOetP dnO steep.
1t is a liberal education in the fine art
Of laughter to see Miss May Irwin on the
stage off it she is even more delight
full. Between the acts of Kate Kip,
Buyer" she took time to say, brains,
brains, always and forever. Brains can
put you at the top and keep you there.
Beauty Wen, It is a good thing, yet the
woman who has nothing else is apt to go
up like rocket and come down like a
stick
Can you, who are so successful. give
the secret Of" the inquirer began.
The secret OF success. if there is one.
is-weH, several things. Let me see. Hard
work, soap and water sound sleep and
plenty of it. There may be people who
DO their best upon ali-night rackets.
am not of them. Then l should say GO
ing with the grain. am not the least
Dit an actress, you know. If 1 tried to be
the pubic would not have me. once I
was very ambtious-wanted to give the
world the highest Of high comedy. Now.
| have learned better. l give II instead
what II likes best in me-and we get on ad-
mirably. Ny plays are written so as 10
bring out the things people are glad to
pay to see and hear. Since / gave over
trying to educate the public into liking
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Summer Schedule in effect July 49, 1905
Steamers Wakefield and I. v. Arrowsmith.
Wakefield leaves Washington am. Mondays
and Saturdays for river landings TO Colonial
Beach, Wicomico river, Ccltons, Nomfni Greek.
returning, arrive Washington Tuesdays and
Sundays about pm. On Wednesdays, am,
for the above landings, including st. Clements
Bay; returning. arrive at Washington Ihursdays,
L. V. Arrowsmith, Mordsys and Wednesdays q
pm. for Colonial Beach Colton's Leona rdtown
Ahelps, Piney Point. st. Georges Island, Suish
Creek Coan and Yeocon,icC Rivers SaturaaFs Il
pm, for Riverside, Colonial Beach Colton's f'iney
Point. Smith Creek Cosn and Yeocomico Rivers;
arrives at Washington MCpdays, am.
tyl2-u Q. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
E. S. RANDALLs POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
and all wharves far Down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays Bnd Wednesdays at IN,
and on Fridays about SEQ pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C, To GLIMONT, ND,
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily,
except Sunday, $50 an. Returning about D. m
Passe niger accommodations hrst-class. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
z. S. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO O. CARPENTER. General Agent Washington
WM. NJ REARDoN, Agent, Alexandria. je1632Otf
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT Co,
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Summer Schedule in effect June 8, 1898.
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm. and Steamer SUE every Mon.
day at pm. for Baltimore and River laudings
All river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodations first class
OFFICE 9I0 PA AVE.
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
my27 Telephone 725. 7th st. wharf.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF GEORGE d. HARRISON,
Late of District Of Columbia. No. 1885, Docket a.
Issued July 8, 1885,
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding Orphans
Court. for probate OF last VIII Of said George B.
Harrison. deceased. and for letters testamentary
on said estate. by Judson I. Gull and Ferdinand
Schmidt. the executors by said will named, this
is To give notice 10 all concerned to appear 10 said
court on Friday. the 18th day Of August, AID.
1895. at 10 O'Clock am, TO show cause why such
application should not be granted.
Attesti J. N0TA McGIIL,
Register Of Wills, d. q.
E. L SCHMIDT. Proctor for Applicants.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR JAIL-UNTTEO
States Jail, Washington, DC, July 10, 1885,
Proposals are invited for furnishing four hundred
and nifty tons, or less, Of best Bituminous
Coal, twenty-five tons, more or less, of Anth:l-
cite Coal and sixty cords. or less, Of Pine
Wood. for the use OF and delivery at the United
States Jail, In the District Of Columbia. Bids
for coal and wood should be rendered separately
addressed TO the General Agent, Department of
Justice, and Will be received till NOON OF SAT-
URDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIRD, 1885, the
right to reject any and all bids being reserved
JAMES ii. HARRIS, Warden United States
Jail. Per BENTON RUSS, Deputy. jy1s-3t
INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, d.
c., July II, ls9S.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. JULY TWENTY-FIVE, and opened Mt
O'Clock pm, same day In the presence of the
bidders, for erecting In the U. s. National Mu-
scum, in this city, 8 600 square feet, more or
less, Of cement arches. and laying 10 600 square
feet. more or less. Of granite Tor terrazo) pave
ment- Plans specifications general Instructions
and other Information may be obtained on appli-
cation to J. Ehreth Watkins, Chief of Buildings
ARD RATHBUN. Acting Secretary. Jy14, 16&20
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MEMS GOODS.

800 Exported ONE DOLLAR MADRAS SHIRTS
49c.. yes. iSc., with extra collars and cuffs.
$3.50 Bicycle and Athletic Jerseys, all colors
sl4s; yes, 81. 80. zoe. Finest Quality Golf Caps,
2oc. -Four ply Linen Collars. &C.; 5 for DC; all
the leading shapes 25c. Summer SILK Neckwear,
elegant designs, Tc.; yes, fc.; for 25c. Fine
English Madras Washable Neckwear, &c, for
25c- Lowest Prices for High Grade Goods Ever
known TO Man. c. AUERBACH, & II.
jy7-3m-9
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FOR RENT-2149 ST., COMFORTABLE, BAY
window. brick house; rooms and bath; cellar;
furnace; MI; good condition; pleasant location;
convenient to electric cars; rent, 1918 per mo.
WESTC0TT e. WILCOX,
jy1b-3t 1907 PeunsvIyania ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHEp.

FOR RENTLBY B.F.sAUL, S.E.COR. THAI NV.
615 f. 1br b, sim hit $1,000 1913 4th st. 7rb. p 90
1923 st, Srb. Al. 65 sol r, sto.dwg&sta 80 90
1914 7th. sto&dwg. 40 90 1734 Corcn, 11p6b. 5000
2Q3o 18th, sto. large. $500 1l22 9Th, Grab IS 90
1901 9th, sto, lsrge.-- As n 6r large sta. &c. 90
101o NY av lor&s 40 COL 6s r, ior&b. Is 90
2o34 It'll, sto&dwg 1900 2425 It'll, 6r&b. 90
1923 7th sto&dwg. o. 60 1907 L, lor&b. Sc. 90
1906 Goth, Irdb. Is 90 11lsa 7th 10 90
90z o ST. 9r6b. $500 GIG d st, store .16 so
LIZA Greg av, Crib. q DOL Ais Elm CRIB. Is. 90
IT'S 9th ne, store IL. Dol TIA Zth ST. tat. 90
slS I'd Sc, 6r&w. 8. sol 1926 It'll 6r 13. 90
14I Heckn Sc Or b. II DOL BOP o st6r&w col. rs 90
434 L st NV, SrSb, 1906 l.. 5r lcoi Is. 90
stable ........ .2e-0Oj 204 NV, Or, col. .l3. so
lyle
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SHEA, 632 PA. Av.N.w.
. 1so4 AZ st sw. Or. 1880
225 1914 st sw, er. 1880
235 Oak st NV, Or. 1925
81 Fenton st ne. Or. 90
20 Fenton st ne, 81. 10.3O
1884 q st Sc, 5r. 8 50
PIP Va av NV, Ar. $50
1923 n ] av Sc, 5r. 800
Rear 233 14th sw, Are. 80
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALEALAUREL, Md, TWO DESIRABLE
cottages, on Wash. ave.; cottage on I'd St; also
three lots; fine suburban residence In Howard
county. within half a mile from station, with
10 acres Of land. WIN. b. HARRISON,
ty16-3t' 612 st. NV.
FOR SALE-SoME ATTRACTIVE HOUSES AND
building sites In Kenslngttn, Nd
FOR SALE-Eligible sites for moderate prices
and terms IN the beautiful subdivision Otter
burn, adjoining Chevy Chase
jy16-5t Il. n. MARTIN. 1925 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE BUIDNG LOT, BRIGHTwoOp
ave.. west side. near Piney Branch road; 80 feet
8 acres, more or less. cor. Brentwood ave. and
Piney Branch road Brightwood electric cars pass
this property; also Potomac water and gas mains,
making 1t very desirable. Apply to
3y13-6ts 4. g. OSBORN, Feed Store Brightweod,
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE At WOODsDN
from 10th July, for Aug. and Sept: rooms and
bath; Windmi1l; on 7th ct. electric car line. Ad.
dress e. q. NJ, Star ofacss N12-lWs
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. f.
S1l Sd ST NV, TT. .$28. SO
1875 O st sw. 7r. 25. 90
400 c st Sc, 7r. .22-50
$50 E st Sc, Sr. =. 1890
ABB N Y nv NV, eer. 1850
1908 4th st NV, Or. 1872
1909 21st st NV, 5f.15tD
211S Z st NV. Or. . 10. 90
2o4 o NV, Or, COX. IA. 80
jy16-10tf
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Hall Sd q 4l9 10th

Hall Sd d 41e 10th
st NV 100
Sto&dwg 1929 18th
st NV. Or. 3d. 90
Sto&dwg COS La
av. Or. ...........30. BOO
Sto6dwg 613 18TH
st, 2r. 80. 90
Ste&dwg 4o1 4 st
ne, 7r...--.....25.0 90
Sto&dwg Stink SITS
ne, Or p. 90
Sto&dwg GOO I'd st
sw, Or. 20. 80
.Sto&dwg 1742 7th st
NV, 4r. ..........20. 80
l rm COS La av NV 30. 90
Sto&dwg 201 III st
sw, 4r...........2 20. 90
Sto&dwg 2211 18th
st NV .1S. 90
Sto&dwg 100 Del
ay, 5r. 1900
929 4th st NV, Or. . 1850
Ste&dwg 14o ii st
Sc, Or. 1000
Sto rm 2006 L NV. $50
/ I'd Il hail DDS 18th
st Sc. 20
Stable&shop r'r I4fT
x NV, rm for 4
horses&3 car gs. .l6. 90
RI 1923 O NV Is. 80
Al bet Man, 20th&
21st NV. IL. 90
Stab r'r 1315-21 LIST
st sw, Z stalls IL. so
RI 1229&I229h 9TH
st NV. 1000
Stab r'r 495 e sw 10. 90
Shop, al bet 1871,
k&L SITS NV. 10. 90
ortion of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
tn.
IS. E. WAGGAMAN,
gl7 + st. NV.
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Sta 1890 Sth NV. $50
18th mr. Col I'd. Tor. .35
1919 Vt ay pw.fur'd.i 1875
1922 GIG st, Or. 10
Store 707 9th NV. -, 40
1453 Core 14r&b. 80. SO
Office rooms. 1907 + NY
1921 WslIaeh NV, Sr. 70
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE g. CO., 1910 ST.
141O Pa avsto&cel. SIS. 90, 229 10th 6r6b 1850
618 NV, 2lr&b.. 10 90 23l 10th me- ertSb 1850
1858 31st 17r&b(f 60 90 73O oath st, crab. $50
926 23d st, 11r&b. go 1881 Sd ne, 6r&ba ia so
1905 l av, 6r&2b $3.50 1904 x. 6r W (coll u 90
1921 II av Crab &c. 90 I214 Ward ct, Ar. 500
5000 P, 9r&h. 1000 RI 1854 X, Ar lcol) 500
2236 18th st. 6r&b. %. 80 1918 Cherry Hill, A.,
l24 u Sc, 7rxD. .50l (coD. $50
11S Sc, Trdb. so 1858 Scott st, 2r. 500
514 LIST Sc, 6rIb.. ..19:C0j '"r .s7Ns
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2i3l L NV er. $50 so $50 whitney nv. Or. IL On
500 10th ne, Or. 90 Brookl'd houses $50 IN
THE McIACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN co.
3sl4-n lOth and q sts. H.w.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-A NEDIUM-SIZED HOUSE, WITH
large yard and stable: must bc direct line of
t. War Dept; objection TO suburbs. Adj
mess StBli;IsS. Star Office. jy1s-3t'
WANTED TWD-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SIX
seven r,1Es; all modern Improvements;
Georgetown Capitol Hill; not So 900
Address RICHMOND E. Star Office. jy153t'
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FOR RENT-FLATs III PA. Az. n. W $50 & s25
1T17 NV. 11r. SIS Dol 725 Sth ct ne 7r IS 80
239 Del ne, Or. so colt O1 Sth st ne, Or. IS 80
1921 Sth st NV Tor As. 65 1903 10Th NV; Or. rs 80
237 Pa NV, store As 3St62s /. st ne Or is 80
s1139 22d st NV Sr 30 so 919 sth st ne, Or 10 so
1000 st NV, Sr. p so ITO Trinidad 6r IL 30
1885 10th st NV, Sr IS sol 724 18th st me- 5r. 8 80
1901 p st NV 81. 20 Sol 10 Fenton ri NV. Ar 8 so
jy16-2t WILLIAM X FILLS 525 18th St NV
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FOR RENT ID IS
1908 N NV, 81. DOB per yr
1919 10th, cor Greg 500
1885 | NV. 1Sr&b. 100
6lS Mass av nw3,....45
hob X st. i6r. fur. .2hD
l441 Binney, 10r&b. so .bD
1884 18th st NV. 40
1908 18th st nwli. 1871 80
jy16-6ts TYLER & RE
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FOR REM
1881 G NV fur Or 800 90 1925 P NV st&5r % on
1881 @, 7r&b,lg yds45. 90 1015 9th me- 7r&b II 90
1886 NV, 11r&b. 40 90 1910 Linden ne ira bic 90
1905 18th NV Sr&b.. 40. 90 522 23d NV 7rSb is 90
l6ook ngman pl Or b265 80 1l32fark pi 1r&h14 90
532 Goth NV, 10r&b. %. 30 2243 II IL. 90
2209 18th NV. 7r&b. 25 so SW cor 1877 st&ceIl2 90
RALPH w. LEE, COG I4th st. NV. CPbone 2049)
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1888 10th at $3.50 49, 1914 10th ct. rs 90
14ll Fl 81. 250. O0 1907 st. rs 90
1911 X st.. -. .25O. 00i 2022 st...... .55 90
17a5 It .ia3. 80 Si2 18th ct. 80. 90
HAT Mass ave. .125. 90 907 o st....... So 90
SD Conn ave. 1875 90 SOB 18th st. ..,.. 90 90
922 Farragut 90 90 1900 goth at, up pit 90 so
2o24 q st....,,. SO S31 Fayette ter. -. ia 80
Also large nst Of desirable furnished houses.
BE- AZ FITCH, FOX BROWN
je7-tf =. 1406 G St NV
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FOR RENT
Brick I'd, Half st
bet P&Ga av se.$100. 90
1879 c st Sc, Tor. -. 80. 90
$40 s Cap st Sc, Tor. 80. 90
oil N Q av Sc, Sr. .2. 80
1876 E st Sc. 7r. ....25. 45
439 I'd st Sc, Or. .25. AZ
1913 Z st Sc, Ir. %. 90
1873 N G av Sc, Or. %. 20
131 n G av Sc, 7r. 10. 90
627 10th st sc, 7r. 1855
219 10th st Sc, Tor. Is. 90
10l 18th st ne, 15r
(fur), per year. 1 500. 90
PIT lot 7, SO 9S2 he. rs. %
325 A st ne, Sr. 80
10l4 Sd st ne, Or
tstable). .......... ID. 80
So II st ne, Or. LIB. so
1221 NJ st ne, 7r....12.91
Sc cor 15&B ne, 5r. 10. 90
llS "a st ne, Or. :. 1000
GA 3ia st ne, Ar. -. $50
So W of AL sw. ...10o. ~
906 Va av sw, Sr.. 81. AZ
941 Q st sw, Sr. .25. 90
ZIG Va av sw, Sr. .25. 90
$3.50 c st sw, Sr. %. 80
40 9Th st sw, 6r. =. 1880
Ell u st sw, 7r. 80
831 18th ST sw. Or. .14.3O
Stn run l42 Pa az
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FOR RENT - 2807 L. 7r. W. g.. 10 80
9lo 23d St. 1or. ;. $4,000 7e9 11th Sc 7r&b mills so
Ella Pa Or mi 90 90 2e043 L,6r&b eel mil so
907 23d, Sr&b, mi. % 1925 Goth, Crab. W 80
2717 P.9r&b. Gel. mi 5000 1882 T, Grab mi. IS 90
1917 Wallach, CRIB oil 18th Sc. Sr6b, mil s so
sssd nj sr2b sSEss az avSEag
$50 Goth sr&b mi $3.50 512a G Sc, er&b, mi. 16 80
bs2 10th. 1or&b, fS, 2 llss goth. or&w. =. 1886
,aes 18Th, srxb. g. tss NJ is g
1414 30th. 7r&b, mi % So 1924 11r, 10 90
GA 2Ist 5r, Gel mi 25 pol 424 Elm, 6r&b mi. is so
clio 2lst Or. eel !Iat 300 si6H gath, or&w. .1Aeo
1888 GOTH Sr&b mi 25. so 2442 P, er&w.. IL 90
1925 K, sr w&g. .25 J0I 2223StPauIs ct 5r VIZ 80
262i 4, 1r&b, MI 2919i 9i4 10th, 4rSsw. u so
922 oath Sr&cel, mi 25sS0l s32 24th brkw .1250
1129 23d, 6r&b, mi 2a50 1222-24 18th, Draw. 80
2206 18th, 6r&b, MI Y 90 20O9 ay, 7r.. 80
200 ne, 6r&b, init y2z50l POPS (rear 4rw Il 50
212s b. Sr&b, mi. e sol 1904 1lth, Ar wa u 80
1914 25th, 7r&b, mi 22 sol s22 oath, 5r&w IL 90
221s II, 7rab, mi p sol 1419 18th, u 90
1904 r, IT. W. 20 5sI SslI ~, 6r&cei wa u SO
2slo T, 8r&b. SOL 2637 5rSw, eel. II 80
1920 ,sr&b, Gel. w, g2050' s21 18th, 5r,w. II so
Dos 21st, crab. mi 80 2436 Va ay 4r W. ii so
21l0 Pa av, sr&b. .2050 8414 Q, er&w.. -. 1d.t 80
GIT 2ad. 7r&b, mi. .2o.60 616h 23d. 5r&wa. 10 80
1slS b, Or, wNg. .]o.oo eao Iitn ~, wa. 1850
For fnli isr apply to wESCOTT & WILCOX.
ty15-f.m&w 1901 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
FOR RENT-i2o2 2isg., 2l40 NV, Tr..226S
furnished. Ter. 500. 90 524 goth NV, Or 2S. so
l221 az, .12r. .5s 9ol 1927 Cap. II. 1870
1925 18th NV, i2r 35 90 225o Gev d ay, Or. ia 30
I 1872 fur 1882 Marion Mar
1897 saa str. g. g g , 1919 Cap.
jyIs-tf a. L.. RUST, sos 18th st. NV.
Nor, xsraS.us =
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FOR RENT-473 H 81. NV, AT $50 CORNER
price, 500; fourstory dwelling; Is r99Ins; all
Quire of a. EBERLY'S SONS, 71S 7th ST. H.
1ylS-Sts
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-ELEEANt s-sToRY BAY-wINDowi
. rooms, cellar, largs pantry, closets: electric
lighting. bells, furpaee firepaces; front parking:
back yard; sonth frope; high, airy location: l4es
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Hardin.

Here comes,Sunshine as jolly as
ever. Health seems to be very
good at present.
Everybody ere about done lay
ing by, and the crop prospect is
very fine.
We had nice rain Monday.
Grant Allen, Of lockers Bend,
was.in our midst last Thursday
and Friday.
Pro-. J. y. Carman, o. Adams
Vile, spent the first Of last week
at Gus Whitlows.
Nora window and brother, Otis
visited friends at Olive Hill last
Saturday. They attended the ice
cream supper at Capt. r. d. De.
Ford, and report very pleasant
time.
d. N. ellis from Martins Mills
will comemnoe school at Cross
Roads noXt Monday.
Ell Shaw is in Savannah this
week.
Mr.. Johnson, from Williamson
County, passed through our par
last Friday en- route to Savannah
SUNSHINE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-07-08
WAR NEWS BRIEFS.

Last Friday and Saturday were
bloody days for American soldiers
at Santiago de Cuba. An advance
was made Oh the enemy, and for
hours a bitter fight ensued, the
Spanish finally retreating. Our
casualties are estimated by army
men at 1000, 10 per cent of which
were deaths. The Spanish loss
was very great.
But, Notwithstanding our loss OF
lives in this engagement, the 4th
of July afforded the American
people just reason for an enthusi.
astic celebration. On Sunday,
July 3, Admiral Sampson, com.
handing his feet, accomplished
the work which he was directed
to perform--the destruction OF
Cervera's fleet. After being bot
tied up helplessly in the harbor Of
Santiago for several weeks, the
feet was destroyed, nothing re
naming of the Spanish squadron
but shattered and burning hulls
Cervera with1300 Spanish soldiers
are now held as prisoners of war
Admiral Dewey has been reen
forced.
The government has received ci
pher dispatches fromCu0a,the con
tents of which have not been made
public. 1t is stated, however, that
the Spaniards admit great loss OF
life. 1t is believed by our men OF
war that the Spanish losses will
far exceed ours. The Spaniards
made heroic resistance to the
American forces which made an
attack upon the Spanish outer
positions at Santiago. The firing
ofthe Americans continued twenty
minutes before the enemy resPon
ded. but when it did come, it was
with much more accuracy than ex
nected. and of heavy kind, the
shots being from 3 and 5.incl
rapid.fre rifles which were believ
ed to have been taken from
Cervera's ships.