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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23
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Hot Weather Sense
Dainty Summer things that are
selling we'll with US.
Jetted Elastic Belts
Name your price and we will send
you a pretty one-60c, 75c, Soc,
907 S1.00. S1.25, $50.
White Leather Belts
Covered Buckles, excellent ones at
25c and SOC
Make Your Belts
or we will, no extra charge for
making-Fancy buckles, steel
buckles, steel, enamel, rose, gold
French gray, brilliants, jet, at 25c
Soc, 40c, SOC, 75c S1.00, S1.25, S1.50
S1.75, $500 and $3.50
Beltings
of beautiful ribbon at Zoe, Soc, SOC
60c, SOC: Black Silk Elastic, 4Oc;
Corded Satin, black or white, 6Oc;
Black Velvet SOC; Fancy Scotch
Plaid, Soc; Heavy Silk, black or
white, 25c.
White Net Ties
Long, lace and duted ends, Csc,
4Oc, SOC, Toe, SOC, S1.O0
Silk Null Ties
White, pink, blue, hello, green
black at 75c, S1OO, 61.25, s1.5O
Sl.75, $500, $3.50 Pretty stocks,
some with bow and colors
Gloves
Adler's wash channels, two clasp,
white, slate, natural. Soc.
Lisle, four button, wash we'll, white
slate, fast black, SOC; Silk, black,
white, two clasp, SOC and 75c; three
clasp, black, white, pretty soft tans
Soc; Kayser, slate tans, silk, 75c:
blabk SOC and 75c. All silk Gloves
have double finger tips.
KID GLOVES, two clasp, nice
quality, soft skins, white with
white or black embroidery, and
full line colors and black, S1.00;
extra nice, two clasp, white, colors
and blrck. 51.50. Our Gloves are
reliable.
HOSE
White cotton, fine for ladies, and
fine ribbed for children, five to
eight and one-half, at 20c: ladies
white Isle, plain or drop STITCH
50 cents.
| SERGINE FRANCHISE
Fine, silk finished cotton Covert,
beautiful mixtures and fine stripes
brown, tan, green, dark and light
blue 33-inch, Ice.
WHITE PTQUE
Nice styles here ia plain and fancy
stripes, zoe, SIC, 3Oc, Boo, 4Oc-
UNION SUITS
White Isle fnish short sleeves or
no sleeves, ankle length SOC.
Send in your mail orders. We never
overtise anything.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
Albion.

Mr. Potter of North Loupe, Neb, is Wis
ting at Nathan Kelley's.
Ernest Sweet had the misfortune to
be kicked by a horse last Tuesday.
Rev E A Witter of North Loupe, Neb,
visited with old friends in Albion on
Monday last.
J G Moore took trip to Windsor,
Wis, on his wheel last Saturday return
ing Monday.
Mr. Lorenzo Coon was buried from his
late residence in Albion last Sunday.
Deceased was over eighty-one years Of
age.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23
EeydeIl.

Tobacco setting is the order Of the
day.
E Fish is hauling lumber for a new
barn.
Mr. Jas Lay and sisters entertained
Edgerton friends Sunday.
G Hayes and Maggie Condor were
very pleasant callers here Sunday.
Mr. r Call and Mrs Mile Addee visit
ed Emerald Grove friends Sunday.
Miss Mary Lay attended the Gokey
and Williams wedding in GAINESVILLE last
Wednesday.
Little Aggie Riley is suffering with a
very severe attack of measles. DR. Fox
of GAINESVILLE is attending her. Willie
Fox is also on the sick list.
Miss Katie Ford closed school in the
Stevens district last Friday with a pic
mic which was enjoyed by all who at
tended. Miss Ford expects to spend her
vacation this summer with her aunts in
Iowa and Dakota.
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of the late Mr. JAS Dawson
of Albany last Friday. Deceased was a
brother of Mrs O'Connor and was well
and favorably known in this locality
He had a great many friends here who
were grieyed to hear of his death.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23
Indian Ford.

Mrs Meier has been entertaining COM
pany from out of town.
Miss Georgia Collins Of GAINESVILLE has
been visiting relatives here.
Miss Jenny Thomas has been quite
Ill but at present is improving.
MIR and Mrs Collier and daughter of
Evansville spent Sunday att Chamber
lain's
Mrs George Scofeld and daughters
were up from GAINESVILLE the first Of the
week.
Mir and Mrs " Price attended the
funeral Of Hiram Walrath at Edgerton
Tuesday.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
Sunday school next Sunday. Mr. Wright
and others Will be there and will make it
a splendid meeting.
The members of the G Us lodge have
prepared a literary entertainment for a
week from next Saturday night, July
LIST. Admission 1Oc. Proceeds to help
pay for a much needed addition, namely
new organ. Everyone come.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23

Rocky Mountain Tea is not simply a
laxative. It's a wonderful remedy for
every kind of ache, constipation, indi-
gestion, bad blood. Perry Il Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23

For stockings and mittens for the
children, dye the wool with Putnam
Fadeless Dyes, scarlet, cardinal or tur-
key red. Each time you wash them
makes them brighter, Sold by Perry &
Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-06-23

"A woman wants q man for hus-
band, one with life, energy, courage.
Girls, if you get one without these good
qualities, give him Rocky Mountain Tea.
Twill do the business" Perry & Doty.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
MuS b TT Setcn Der Mtjtori.

Gon tteler heriibmten italieniiden Giint=
lerin ersdhlt man feb Diel SntereKanIes.
sloelabe gtiitori 3dbl.e eeraoe piersebn SaDz
re, als oucalpo, ber Sirettpr Der 5ruppe,
in oer iie eneaairt ipar, ibr bereits bic GDile
Der 6rancesca oa 3inlini cnpertroute Sieie
Triibrcife lebt nidbt ipeiter III Gritauncn,
iuenn man ibr i6arf seprdstes @eiiht aus
iener 3eit aniiebt, bas iGon oamals, .up fie
faum benz &inocsalter entipadIen mar, ei=
T ren ernitsn ~1tnb "letbenibaftlider AusDrad
3eist 9tit 5ioausis Sabren iibernabm le
bic Hplle ber Muria Strart in S1t1er's
Srama. Sic bate fd) cine uneuDlitbc Dtiibe
nit Dem StuDium oisier &ole eegeben, uuo
iie ipuroe lebbaft applauoirt. Sic eripariete
audi ben @lifpunlf ib-es banoligen Gi=
rectors, 0tas6erpa, Der OIL Der Spite Der
bramatiihen Srrppe I'M Sienite her Soer3o=
gin Warie 2ouile pon Qarma tanb. Sieier
bate ieOp6 nur cinen mitleioigen Bid fir
ne. n0Dre, &inb," meinte er, INIT bem
2ultipiel, bas madt jidb; aber nit Der Sraz
9Dbie :, bapon lab lieber, 9laub' ni-."
GreticDa Sabre jpdter erraa9 tie Giitori
ibren srpbcn Srin,npb in Gari5, ipo fe bon
n.tn on dis gaebenbuDleriu per &adel gait.
Nab Dteiem Grfolg i1ug ibr ToulD i'm
@uftrase bes &aiiers pur, bauernb in
Sranfreic) au bleibeu; i'm 9auic zines Sab
res ipiiroe ic ii1, auf Soften bes Gtaates,
IN Der fron5Dfiitben Sprad)e perbollfomnnet
baben nnb a!sOann i'm 6aule Molieres auf=
treten Sic 9eriubung mar srub, ater iie
mplte auf ibre Spra6e, auf lire Soeimotb
ni6t pcr5i6ten, unb iie lebnte bas gnerbiez
ten beitimnt ab. Snoelicn iprad) fe ipdter,
I'M Sabre 1861 BEL ibrem 9uftreten i'm
Sbeon abeater iran55fih, unb i'm Sabre
1862 lprad iie im 9cnooner SrurD 2ane=
9beatcr bic 9plle Der 2aSy Wlacbetb cag=
lid. Inter #'ben fleinen o9nefSotell, bic
er5dblt merben, ieien Die folsenDen bier ipiez
bergegeben: gei ibrer eriten Jteile naD Ya@
ris ippate bic Niitori gleitD am Mbenb ibrer
Mnfunft Die gomeoie Graneaile beiueben.
Sic fam einen Moment ppr 9esinn bes
Sbeaters uno forDerte an Der Gafe cine
2oge. Ser Galiirer betrad)tetc iie mitlcioia
unb BIT ibr bann 8ilets fir -. bic &jalz
lerie on. Sic sefeierte &iinitlerin nabm iie
on unb ipobnte Der 8oritellung in ber re-
ipectablen S01e bel. Mls lie einmal I'M
Mtabriber =9Deater bic Mebea lpielte, fam
man su ibr uuo bat iie bringeuo, @jnabe 5u
ertpirfen fit einen Solbaten Nan,ens Gba=
pabo, Der am i1dbiten Wtorgen erf1eilen
iperben iDlte. sic besab itb eiliaft gum
Minifter; Der 3udts bic Mbieln, ct perm0se
in Dieier Sadbe nidts 3u tbun. ga itiirste
bic 9ras6bin obne Meitcres in bic 2oges Der
60nisin nno iuari iib ibr 3u 6iiben, uno fc
tripirfte Die Gettung bes lln9lidlidrn. Gas
publicu:n flatibtc frenetiiA geifau. Gs
ipar, fiigt Der gbroniit bin5u, eine unoerz
sebli6e Stunbe, elm Sriumpb bes 9eraens
nnb beg Nl,tleibs fiir bic beiSen sraueu,
bic iuirflide 6erriberin unb bic 26nisin
ber 8iibne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
Rererabemes @olo in Snoie,,.

Bon benz ieit Der Gttoeduns slmerifas in
ber alien unb neuen gDelt se9rabensn @oibe
1T trdbrent Der rier Sabrbunberte Elm be-
trd0tliAr 9beil mad, Snoien seftoiIen unb
bort in cisenartiser Meile feiteeieet iporoen
Gs 1T bort ndmlid, ,pieoer unter Die Ober=
5fldsbe ber 1Grbe 'suriidoetebrt ,fnb III in icis
nen tebisen Weriteden id,uieriger su iinSea
als at ieinem urlpriin9liden Gunbprt. Sn
hem 3eitraum BON l837--1S98 iit fur 3154
Millipntn Morf mebr @olb eineefiibrt ols
oiisgefiibrt porben, unb ben gr0bten Tteil
bieies SNobes bat her 8oOcn Jnbiens abs
iorbirt. 9Denn r,an bebentt, bah bie5es SDs
item l6on felt einem Sabrtauienb beitebt,
70 fonn man fb cine @orfetnng bon ben
nngebeuren 6bdben MAIDEN, bic i'm Boben
Snbtens pergraben liesen. Mlles bieles
@olo bleibt un6enubt liegen unb 1T oater
10 gut ipie perlorsn. Mn un3dDligen Drten
in Nerfeden berboreen tpnntt es ME ipies
Der gum Noridein. Eitie mrrtniirbige
Site 1T niir aug ber @eibit9te he's 2onbes
at bsriteben. Sn ben aei.en nor bsr Grpbes
rung Des 2anbeS bur1 bic Gneldnber mar
bos inbibibneile Gisentbnm iii Snbieu Dolls
itdnbis Obne Geniioenhea 6nub. Hos Qonb
mar tn ieintr sansee MuES:Dnun9 beu IN,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

oufb0rliden qliinoerun9en bon N0uterz
itdmmen prcisgegeben. Ser Giirit t6nrbe
ebenio iuenig nic Der fleine Mann Qcfbont.
Tim nun lire Soabc DDr oen Ylinberern aa
fdern, perhargen bic gin9eborenen obne
2nsnabme ibr @efb unb ibrc Sd)dBe I'm
Grbbooen rber al anberen Derfedten Orten.
Sn bieien aanbe bat Elm ieoer einen iidereH
Srt, einen tiefen Yerfted; aitdb Der Mermjte
periuabrt ieinen win3i9en Sdab, on Dem er
niemafs ribri, Den ct itanbig 81 pergr0bern
bebadt lift, bem su 2iebe er 9anssr t.nnD
Notb ertrast. 1tnb ebenIo pergraben bic
@eiden ipie ibre gorIabren ibre ed)dbe I'M.
ter ben gGDlbungen ibrer feiten 6dDl1Her
unS perbersen ie in ibreu Gitebelen, ipo tie
iidb BON Generation an @eneratiou, BON
Sabrbunoert 5u Sabrbunbert permebren.
IS fief ppr einiser 3eit iebr auf, Dab Der
Mabaraiab BON Sinbbi nit 70 anberorbent>
lidpr 0artnddigfeit bon ben Gn9lanbern bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Geitun9 BON @iuolior
forberte, bab es Seroabt erreaeH fonnte, aus
nol pieler Srt burtbous nibt su ben beilis
gen Srten eclSste, iuie es beren In Snbten
piele sisbt 9urG fetme hartnddisen Bitten
nuoSntrteucn iebte er iuirflib feinenWilen
burd bic iseituns @lpalior ipurbe i'm, aus
riidsegeben. 0on3 fiiralid 1T nun Der ses
bcime Gruno leiner InitrcnsunoeH offenbor
genproen; il, Der Gitaoele @ipalior lag cine
eunme Don 1900 Miltionen Marf IN 8e,l
prGstem Gplns perbpreen; bag @olo mar
nit iolAer Sorqfalt in Dem sselten einses
lOlofIen, auf bem Die Gitobelle erbaut mar,
Der @ingan9 su ber unterirbiiNen &ammer
nit 10 prGer better Gunf rermaucrt, baB Elm,
nidW &inQepcitter unnt6sliD ben Stjab
bate finpen toaren. Iian iGdst, baB allsin
in oer prdfoenii0ait 9ombeD bic @inaebo.
renen nidt lreniger als $40 Wlnicnen
Dtarf I'M Nertbe i'll Gjo!bfiiden perburgen
bolten, uib io1ar Die Yricfer in Den Sens
elm limb bon berIetben Qeibeni6aft beieclt,
oudb in nnb nnter ben Sempeln finOen iits
lold)e aebeimen @erItede, in benen @plbs
idabe aufscbduit peroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

0iibId bcipt es in 6. @ieperts grs
sdhluns Die Grbfhaft" e. r9reisr
aauer Gr5Gbler, 8silase sar 9reis,
sauer 3eituns". slr. 42): rGie (Mluis
ter G'otbe) rarf9te tpis Gin 5eaelidtff
nit aer0tbeten Dareen berum. I'M.
BEN Sohn befti9 nnb lanae su tiiHen."
Das .Mraitdbii1he Nadrithls- nnb
sSnteGiaen3blett" CIR. 249) ldreibt in
einem Seridt iibe{s AatSihgpnssa in
einem gpneertlocal: ,Den arDbtsa
Grfola ersielte bic auftretelsos xerpens
tin= nnb Solptdn3erin."
9ie ,DiiKelbbrfer Reneften ..uMz
rihten" befpreden cine Muffiibrnng
hcr rMaria Stuart" in Sbrem @tabts
theater anb fasen babel: .0err Ser
binab S9up (@raf bon 1eiesher)
itarb poraiisli6." 9err Gdup nnB
feline GoIle rsbt ipilltiirlih aeanbert
haber. Sci Shiusr ftirbt betanntlih
@raf 2eieeiter nitbt, 1onbern reift nod
sfrantreid.
X X
Die .Mltonaer Nad<ibten" n f6rei- J.
ben: .usGcr erbeblide 3nebermebz
runaen aug Mnlob ber paritfrv MeIis
ausitenuna pirb Die bemnG1fi ingDei.
mar itattfinbenbe GornenfQbrpIans
gonferena bejtimmen." Ginb mir
tpirflich fcbon bein ne,onnenfahrplan
6naelangt?
Sn einem .3ur SSraae ber dr3ilidEn
Musbilbune" iiberfdriebenen MrtiftI
Der .@troBbureer pDf~ Idbt btr Der.
fafier fehr Deritdnbi9 eiue p.aitifde
sfr0ll fagen: .Du. Miann, NfAiaes
Nfql holen mir bod lieber ipiehty aln,
tsrsn praftifd}en 0auar3t, bt{tn pes
niae einfahe miittel boben bod nu(b
INNER aebOlfsn.4 4auen in ein oyifes
iDdbrtts Mitttl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

Oas britifde ariessminiiterium
uno Die militdriIhsn Departments
aler sroBen Nationen bepbadten nit
Spannuns bic Wirfunaen berShneGz
feuerSMutomobilen nnb bic Speratioe
men Der Gunbi6ofter Motpren I'M
segenndrtisen fiibafrifanifden ariege.
Oas nit 8orsug iebt psripcnoete
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

MutcmobiIengeIhib. sIpeId)e84 ailltre
Mbbilbung in 9hdtigfeit DDrfiibrt, W
Elm nterrdberiger MotDrtpagen, beldllet
nit einem MarimzS nenfeuergetd;ab.
Getrieben tpn einerpetrpleummalt dine
BON anbertbalb Bferbefrdften. ilt ts
i'm Stanbe, 100 Meilen nit elmer
Shnelliafeit BON 18 Wfeilen bic
Stunbe au fohren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

Me1feInbes @Iud. Mrm
nnb berIaKen itarb neulih in einenl
billiaen 2ogirbauic in pbilabelpbia
elm Mann. Der auf Der Qeiter bes Stub
mes unb Grfplges fhorl cine Der oberz
fen Sprofen erflDmmen gehabt bate.
DER Mann par 8. S. Moore, ipGbs
renb bes Biireerfrieges @befsSriges
rieur unb Superintendent her ifrafcz
piffen Babnen in Wirginien. Dberf:
Mfoore lpcr pDr einigen 3agen, Morz
gems nm 8 llbr. pon benz NoteIrlerf,
FER i'm ipedtn irrilfe, ais Qtitbe i'm
Aette oefunhen. Set ndhe3u 3ehn
Mondfen ipobnts OberF Moore unter
benz Namen S. S. ssSndfnn III benz
Qogirbdufe. Seine Sbentit6t wurbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

Gin entarteter Or o n {
gbrito. Gs treibt iiA ieBt in Rsp
gort Elm Mann 6erum. Der fi9 gri=
batiefretdr rGr. gminela bes Rarois
nal sSiiritbiinofs BON Mpnte GbriitD1
nennt, lpelt} lebterer aber nidt ettra
elm Nerpanbter bes @rafen Mpn.e
Gbrilto Dumas'ldrn Mneebentens 1T.
5onbern angeblih aus benz engiilAen
6au5e Der Gtuarts ftammen ion. Disle
Gminen3 bDn Monte Cbriito tpirft
nid)t ME Der MpmonEelb NIT MiIlioz
nen nm ii9, ionbern iein 5etrst6r,
henn bic Gminena bdlt ii4 bier in:rg-
nitc In niehriger Gtelluna bes Stubi=
nnls bolfStuirtb fhaftlider sSragen auf
l6Bt Milpsx iinb nnbere @egenfinbe
unfe- ieiner MbreFe eeaen Ndtnobme
c.l hDnongefehene Qeute fenben, tie
natiirli9 BON ieiner Griiten3 teine Mb<
ilung hn6en. Mds ber Mdnn bamit
be5pcdt. lit nod nidt redM su Sage gez
treten. iefenfalls uber ipirb. 10 i1reibt
bic rN. y. Gtaats5ta.A. bos Yub.;tum
ipobl barnn tbun, iih aii merfen. toB
es nad Mnaaben. Tie IN, er3bifh5fis
der palois qsmdht tpurhsa, ..einer'
aarbindl ssiirifbifhof bon Monte
gbtiiio gicbt. Der fidb lpie fein angelo
lidkr Gefrefdr bebauptst. gum Stuz
blum ber Mrbeiterfrdqe ols '0ors>
tntnt unb Maent BON Druutreien bier
olifbdlt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-02

FOR SALE, AN EXTRA LARGE,
high post, old Mahogany bedstead al aI1o.
ton on Monday, Srd. c. H. Dorset
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, FROM 205 EAST WALDBURG
street, two weeks since, white and brown
setter Qemale) Reward if returned
LOST, WHITE POINTER BITCH,
liver ears, spot over one eye. Reward 314
Thitnall street. H. Muller.
dog. Liberal reward for return of same
to Dave A. Weis, manager Savannah The
ater.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-02

CHOICE WHITE AND CLAY, EAT
ing and seed peas for sale. The Tietjel
Grocery, successor to Graham Grocery.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

----~~-~~~-~~~-~-----~-~
GET RICH; GREAT FORTUNES
made in money stocks; grasp this oppor-
tunity; until April 80 I sell 1000 shares of
wel-rated gold mining stocks for $500;
information free. T. R. Cunningham, 1123
Broadway, New York
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BOARDING.

BOARDTNG-NICE ROOMS, WITH
board and all home comforts, 40 Charlton
street, east.
TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CON-
venient to bath, in private boarding house
references exchanged. Address Shiloh,
care News.
COUPLE WHO WILL FURNISH
their own room, can obtain frst-class
board N private family. at reduced price
."Tarbert Morning News.
BOARDERs CAN GET BEST ACCOM-
modatons a 101 Gordon street. east.
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH FIRST
water in bath room; references exchanged.
Reasonable rates. Address IN. F." care
News.
NICE ROOMS, GOOD BOARD, $3.50
per week, at 317 West Harris street.
TWO GENTLEMEN OR MARRIED
couple can obtain nicely furnished south
front room, with excellent table board,
at 12O West Taylor street Would. accom-
modate few table boarders.
MRS. M. E. JOHNSON HAS OPENED
a boarding house, No 317 East York;
boarders wanted
THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BE Ac-
commodated with board and home com
forts, at 224 Liberty street. east.
BoARDERs WANTED; ROOMS AND
board in nice locality. No. West Henry
street.
BoARDERS WANTED, FIRST
class; board rates. $500 month. Address
r., Morning News.
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,, FOR SALE, NEW, BEAUTIFUL.
11aauncnes.. one launch H. p. $500: one
SS5o en, n p, $3.50; one launch. 8 H. P.
e. Lippman Bros. Wholesale Drug
Boet S snd agents for Racine and Truscott
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EDUCATIONAL.

PARTIES WHO DO NOT WISH TO
attend a regular school can obtain pri-
vate lessons in shorthand and typewrit-
ing at 500 Bull street. near De Soto Eio-
tel; phone goo, any hour after 1880 a. m.
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FINANCIAL.

SOMETHING NEW IN STOCK AND
bonds. Pays 200 per cent. per year on in
Vestment; any amount. Investors Sc
cured, payable any time. No specula-
ton. Best references. Write for particu-
lars. Investors Trust, 1921 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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AT AUCTION.
REFRIGERATOR, CARPETS, AN.
TIQUE BEDsTEADs, FURNITURE
GENERALLY.
c. H. DoRsETT, Auctioneer.

c. II. DORsETT, AuctiOneer,
VIII sell Monday. Sd inst, at II a. m. at
% Congress, west:
Antique Bedstead, very large and mas
sive; Refrigerator, Oak Set, Grey Mohair
Parlor Set, Brussels Carpet Oak DInine
Chairs, New Moss Mattresses, New Cook
Stove, Fancy Extension Chair Walnut
Commode, Clocks, Pictures, oak Dining
Table, Parlor Sets, Bed Springs Walnut
cellaneous articles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-02

$4,000 FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MIC
est modern residences in the city; hot wa
ter system of heating; electric lights, cleo
trio bells, electric fans, lot 60x130 Large
wards, stable, flower garden, wide street.
fine neighborhood. Address p. o. Box N,
city.
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FOR SALE, EIGHTEEN as LOTS ON
Gwinnett street, east of the s., F. and w.
Railroad grand investment property. w.
c, Fripp & Co.
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TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
Waters avenue near Thunderbolt road ;
six rooms, seven hundred dollars 511
Jones, east, nine rooms, rents for twenty
dollars, and new house in lane rents for
eight dollars, both for twenty-six hun
dred, will net 8 per cent, and in location
that will always keep rented. Call quick,
property going up daily; way satisfied with
5 per cent. from banks W hen you can get
three times as much. Fight-acre orange
grove in Florida, three hundred. Four nice
residences in Collinsvip.e. One very cosy
home on Gordon, east. We can make sat
isfactory arrangements for easy pay
ments. These are only a few of the bar
gains we have; call and see US before 1t
is too late Our facilities enable us to
negotiate loans at lowest rates of interest.
We make a speciality of real estate col
lections and manage estates. When you
put your money in property it is the safest
and bes, investment you can make; pays
more than stocks and bonds. Even when
the holders dodge the tax collector; you
can always see and control your property,
but you cannot control your money when
put in other securities. If you want
paying investment, come and see US. E.
K. Demmond & Co., room 8, Provident
building.
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FOR STOVE AND RANGE OF EVERY
description, cali on D. N. Thomason, agent,
the stove expert; exchanging a speciality;
some elegant stoves and ranges on hand.
1i6 West Broad; phone 1925
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MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY RENO
waited and made TO order at a rea sonable
price; moving, shipping, packing and stor-
ing furniture, a specially; rates always
suitable A S. Griffin S14 Broughton,
west. Fone 2464
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FOR SALE, RESIDENCE, ON DUFFY
street, between Drayton and Abercorn
streets. w. c. Fripp IL Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW; WE
give the most for your money. Empire
Feed and Milling Company.
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on Jones street, between Drayton and
Abercorn streets. W. C. Fripp & Co.
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FOR SALE, THE "ONLY ONE LETT
I IJ ooHSo' bounded by streets, jefferson,
~ l,u,h'Insdon, Tattnall; we are going to
Ill so come quick. Platshek G. Co.. 10
Bryan, cast.
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FOR SALE, THREE o. HOUSES ON
Bolton and Burroughs streets; pays IA per
cent. net on price asked. W. c. Fripp
& Co.
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DELICIOUS CREAM CHOCOLATES.
assorted pound boxes at 25c. Hetterich'S
Candy Factory, 406 Broughton, west.
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ny rCI RHEUMATISM TO FLIGHT
I'm I'm Anderson's Lightning Cure: it never
Ialls' Trial size. SOC.
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FOR SALE, INVESTMENT BUILD
'ns lot 60XSO on Jones street. 50, 600; we
IAN snow you how to build improvements
al" t net yourself per cent; a golden
chance. Platshek & Co. 10 BRYAN, enst
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FOR SALE, LOTS ON CHARLES
street; fine investment property. W. c.
Fripp & Co.
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BILLIARDS. "OBELISK" FLOUR
for sale The Tietjen Grocery, successor to
the Graham Grocery
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FOR SALE, u HOUSES ON A PROM
inent paved street, for s6,OOO and pays
handsomely; call Platshek & Co., 10 Bry-
an, east
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FOR SALE, INVESTMENTS AND
residence property on Jones, Taylor, Cor
uon' Castor and all other streets south
81 q, ABOVE mentioned at bargains; get our
nst before buying. Platshek & Co., 10
Bryan, east.
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TELL US YOUR TROUBLES; WE
may be able to assist you in arranging
same. Prendergast & Black.
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FOR SALE, HALF-ACRE BUILDING
lots on Coast Line Railroad vicinity Gel
schig's Nursery. u Liberty, west.
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For Recommendations.

I1 YOU'VE HAD THE GRIP YoU
1et 80 gov Rem for the cough; stop in ana
80 1ose free. Persse's Drug Store, Henry
snG AAD1ereoIn. Wayne and Barnard. Bryan
and West Broad.
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FOR SALE, WE BUY AND SELL
seal estate and negotiate loans on commits
Aon. Prendergast & Black.