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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-24

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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-24

1. N. Lamb, a few years ago a
citizen Of Savannah, died recently
at his home in Col cOnda, iii.
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County court.
League Notes.

The literary department of the
Epworth League will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Williams on Fri
day evening, Nov. "a, 1899.
The following is the program.
TUACKERAY'S VANITY FAIR.
ale was a cynic! BY his life all wrought
OF generous acts, mild words and gentle
ways.'-Shirley B. ooks.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-11-24
NOTICE.

Nov. 8, '99.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-01
KAus ARE ANGRY,

1t is putting the matter very
mildly to say that the Kamehsme.
bs boys are angry over the base.
ball game of Saturday last. They
are 30 stirr' d up that the majority
of the members If the team are
in favor Of refusing to play any
more games with the Stars, giving
rank decisions on the part OF
Umpire Cohen as their reason
Captain Mshuks, seen this morn
ing. stated tat a call would be
made on the Baseball Association
to choose a disinterested and fair
umpire, such as Harry Whitney
If this ia not done the Kams will
probably cease playing for the
season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-01
LOCAL And GENERAL.

the Coast today.
City of Columbia is at the old
feb market wharf.
For sale two seated surrey,
rubber tired. See For Sale.
Marshal Brown aud wife left
for Hawaii in the Kinau today.
Furnished rooms to let at Alo-
ha House. See To Let column.
The subscription lists for the
Tivoli opera season are filling up
well.
The Mikahala is on the Marine
Railway undergoing an overhaul
ing.
Rabbi Levy publishes a full
page article 10 the Examiner on
the Gallcian question.
Nicely furnished rooms to let
on Beretanls street; hoard of OPP
tional. See To Let column.
The America Msru will not get
away for the Orient until late to.
night or early tomorrow morning.
Honston, late of the Mounted
Patrol, left for Hllo in the Kinau
today, there TO take position on
police force.
Concert by the Amateur Orches.
ira in Progress hall AT 8 o'clock
tonight. A fne evenings enter
tsinment is promised.
A special meeting of stockhold
ers of the Peoples Ice & Referi
gerating Co., Ltd, is called for
Wednesday. See New Tod.y.
We call the attention of all the
officers and men OF the army and
navy to the advertisement of the
LIE Munyon Photo Supply Go. on
page 8.
Jock Mcclure, the popular and
obliging conductor of the 0. r. &
l.. Co. left for Hilo in the Kinau
today, having been granted a
weeks vacation by his employers.
If you want entertaining read
ing buy next SUNDAYS VOL.
GANG. Opening statement OF the
campaign against the slave deal.
ers and the Hackfeld crowd by
the editor.
Jim Kupihe of the waterfront
police went to Hilo in the Kinau
this forenoon for the purpose of
settling up some property matters
in connection with the estate of
his father who died about q week
hgo.
First make sure you're right,
then 60 ahead is maxim contain
ing wisdom and caution. Exer
else the first by purchasing a pair
of j. & M. shoes at McInerny's
then note how easily you can
forge ahead.
Attorney General Cooper is not
very we'll today and lie emaining
quiet at his home in Msuoa. Min
lister King is still under the
weather and President Dole is
away on Kauai 80 that Ministers
Mott-Smith and Damon are the
only heads of departments on
duty today.
The boys of Co. I, 9th U. s
Battery, left the Barracks on Pa
lau walk this morning for Wal
kiki their place will be taken by
the boys of Co. A, Of the same
Battery. Captain Slater and
Lieut. Hancock feel Justly proud
of the conduct of the men Of tn
departing company during thei
sojourn in town.
II The old established firms O.
Henry Nav & Co.; J. T. Water
II house and II. E. Mcintyre & Bro
have been incorporated and ar
II now trading under the name ant
title of Henry May & Co. Ltd.
II with retail stores in Waverle,
II block and wholesale premises ais,
II on Bethel street. The combined
II purchasing power aud bushes
capacity Of these old trades viii
be put to the best advantage il
the interests of their patrons
II nothing but the best grade O
goods being handled. See Ne,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-01

Dewey believes the Filipino
insurgents will surrender befo' 9
close of rainy season. Artachn,
rival of Aguiualdo, has called up
ON his people to lay down their
arms aud submit to the United
States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-01
Kahuna pleaded Guilty.

Namakaokenhi, the kabuna ar
rested the other day, appeared IN
the Police Court this forenoon
By his attorney, j. L. Kaulukou,
the defendant pleaded guilty
under the kahuna law. The pro
secution asked that sentence b.
suspended for four months. This
was granted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-01
FIFTY.SEVEN & ROUR-FIFTHS

Murphy performs the marvellous
feat of riding a mile in less than one
minute, beating his record Of June
2Ist by over seven seconds.
Murphy and the Tribune hold the
record for the fastest time ever
made on earth by human or animal
power.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

tion Is followed. not 20 wait Tor the ap
pointment Of the committees on banking
aud currency. but 10 bring the bills into
the house forwith, probably under .
special order from the committee OF
rules. Tho debate may begin on Wed
nesday. The length Of time TO be giver
10 tho debate haa not yet been deter
mined by some II is thought thai
three or four days will suffice
While the season. promises 10 be upor
the whole a busy one in the senate, th,
first week will probably be marked by
considerable lethargy. Indeed. IL would
b. exceptional II any actual work shoult
BE- done. Today the new senator
will be sworn in, but beyond this, moth.
ing will DO done. Ordinarily the presi
dents message is received on the FIRST
day Of the session. but its receipt will b,
postponed until tomorrow out Of respect
to the memory Of the late Vice Presi.
dent Hobart. whose death Senator
Sewall will announce.
Ton orrow little will be done beyond
the receipt Of the animal message. tn,
Continued on page 4
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

mand The executive galleries was an.
sd with high digniiaries Of the govern.
msnt aud the diplomatic gallery was
re.plendent with the representatives Of
foreign governments and scattered
through the galleries were people prom
insn, in the political. social and hnan-
ciAl world
Very early in the day a monster peti.
tion. said 90 contain 1000. 900 names
protesting against the seating Of Mr..
Roberts, was brought into the house Il
had been collected byANew York news.
paper. II consisted of2s rolls Of names
each about two feet In diameter. sncAssd
In an American flag These rolls were
stacked UP In the area in front Of tb,
clerks desk and viewed with GTss, curl
osity Later. Major Mcdowell. clerk Of
the house. ordered all eIosp, two rolls
tah.n out into the Lobby.
Nr HssdeTson was sles,sd speaker.
after which the members wsrs sworn
in When the name Of Brigham II
Roberts was reached the Utah msmber
slsci proceeded alone 70 the area IN
front oi the speakers dssk and awaited
/ the administration ot the oath. Al the
came time Representative Taylor Of
Ohio secured recognition and amidst
braatkless interest protested against the
swearing in Of Mr. Roberts on the
ground of bis being polyEAmist and
not properly nsturAlizsd American
citizen Mr Taylor spoke calmly and
dispsssionAtelJ.
Mr. Roberts stood gazing iatsntly al
him and moved not a muscle through
out the protest Representative McRs,
OF Arkansas. followed with a protest
from tho Democratic side saying this TO-
sue was one involving the sAcrednsss oi
the American home. = sentiment thai
brought out burst Of applause
Speaker Henderson then addresse,
Mr.. Roberts saying "Will the gentle
man stand aside until roll call Is com
pletedr Mr. Roberts assented with th,
statement that by 80 doing he waive,
none Of his rights Il assure the gen
tleman. answered the speaker. "tha
be waves none Of his rights by thi
course Mr. Roberts then resumed hi
seat and the roll call proceeded
10 was agreed boy unanimous consen
that the consideration Of the Robert
case go over. The remaining member
were then sworn IN gnd tho house Oh
iourned in respect Of Vice Preslcn
Hobart
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

Of oGicq until after the charges in con
nsc,iou with his alleged polygAmou'
practices have been Investigated by
special committee
Mr. TAYLOR Of Ohio will make objec.
ton 10 the administration Of the oath
70 Mr. Roberts and will offer resolu.
tion 10 refer the case TO special com
mittee There is considerable scattered
opposition 10 this method Of procedure
on the ground that the refusal Of the
house 20 permit representAtivs-eleci
bearing proper credentials 10 be sworn
in upou unproven charges would create
q bad precedent aud might result IN
chaos at some future time when politi.
cal feeling ran high. But there are sew.
sral preoedsnts for this course in the
case Of members charged with disloyAl.
iy after the war. and these will bs used
in support OF ths procedure Every
member OF the house has been bernhard.
ed with pstinens In ths Roberts sase,
and there undoubtedly will be = large
majority. without regard TO party lines,
in support Of the plan outlined by the
Republican leader, Owing 10 the time
which will ,. consumed in the dispOsi.
tios OF the Roberts case. the drawing Of
seats which usually requires several
hours, probably Will b pss,psn.d until
Tuesday.
The announcement Of Vice President
HobArts death will be made probably
immediately after the Roberts case ia
disposed Of aud the house will adjourn
out Of respect to his memory. Tn,
drawing OF seats aud the reading Of the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05
SEATING OF ROBERTS
II Attracts q Great Crowd to 'he
House of representatives.
MONSTER PETITIONS.
They Are Piled mp In the House, but
Portion Ordered Removed
In the Senate Qaay'> Cre-
dcniial, Are Presented.

Washington. Dec. Al j. seldom Il
ever that such cnei NOUS crowds swarm
about the house 10 witness the opening
sceues % the ses,ion ~ be-iegei tbs
door. to-day The assembling Of the
new congress always attracts big Al.
tendance. bat the proceedings IN tbs
case Of Representative Elect Roberts
Of Utah which promised 10 BE- exciting
and po-lhly sensational furnished the
additional attraction
For hours before noon, the time for
the house % meet. people strcamei
through the corridors o. the galleries
which looked down lpon the arena.
where the Statesmen were gathering
By 10 o'clock brilliant gathering had
assembled The galleries We're back
with people and through the swinging
doors cauIi %. seem pushing hundreds
who were unable 10 ge. admittauce
Entrance WAS only obtained by a card
for which there was an enormous de-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05
Congregational Forecast.

The opening work Of the session In the
house promises 10 be crowded with stir
mug events Al the threshold Of the
session will come the contest over the
admission Of Representative-elect Rob
erts II Utah aud later in the week the
house will plunge into an important and
possibly a protracted debate upon the
financial bill which was prepared By
the Republican leaders last spring at
Atlanta City.
The Roberts case has attracted th,
attention Of the whole country Tn,
Republican leader. have adopted a plar
Of procedure which Is designed 10 pre-
ven, Mr Roberts from taking the oatt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

itol As usual on opening days Of the
session y congress. the chamber was q
Veritable conservatory. Scarcely single
senator was forgotten in lavish floral
display and particularly notable were
the offerings 10 the new members Of the
body.
Promptly at i2 o'clock Mr. Frye OF
Maine, president pro tenn. called the
senate 10 order The blind chaplain.
Rev DR. Milburn. pronounced the invo.
cation
Mr. Penrose Of Pennsylvania present.
sd the credentials Of Matthews Stanley
Quay appointed senator from Psnusyl.
wanna by the governor On motion Of
Mr. Cockfell tue credentials of Mr.
Quay were referred to the committee on
privileges aud elections
After swearing IN the new unoontest-
sd msmbers the senate adjourned Ia re-
speci % Vice President Hobart
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05
DR.. PAUL M. RAYS0R,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bryan, Texas.

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dence phone l3l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05
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Wbiskey...

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ieed the best Sold by
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Continued on page 4
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

In the shadow Of the recent death the
senate convened at noon today in
the drst session Of the Fiity-sixth con.
greas. The death of Vice President
Hobart cast pail over the preliminary
proceedings at the north end Of the cap
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05
CANDY

Blanke * Bro celebrated fancy candy at 3jc SOC and
7jc per pound Our candy display is most tempting
Dolier Bakery Fancy cakes pounds $2j, lbs zoe.
Dozi,r Bakery Fancy Cakes, Cheese sraws, Crackers
Swifts Premium Hams and Breakfast Bacon
Fancy eyaporatcd Peache. Apples, prune., Apricou
Necarines Pears
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-05

presidents message will occupy Tues
day
Tuesday night the Republicans will
caucas on the financial bill. II Is the
intention Of the Republican leaders tc
make this caucas measure aud proceed
TO pass il before the holiday recess The
caucas will decide, II ths present inten.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
Interesting to Gratiot County Farmers

Farmers of Grafton county who are
| intending 10 go into the sugar beet bust.
ness in the future better be sure and
try to raise one or more acres this year
for several reasons.
First. The farmer who raises few
this year will have a years experience
ahead of his neighbor who does no: grow
any.
Second. 1t is safe crop to raise for
the farmer who cares for his beets well
and he need fear no danger from frosts
or not mucn from dry weather as the
beet stands most all conditions of wind
and weather. He also has a guaranteed
price for the crop before the seed is put
into the ground.
Third. The counties around Grat,ot
are hustling, for the acreage lothian
Allen, agriculturist for the Alma Sugar
90, wrote contracts for S6t acres in
Stanton one day last week, and q lot
more is going to be taken around there.
Contracts for 100 acres were written ND
the other day in Mt Pleasant, and more
are being written everyday. Business
men from towns in adjoining counties,
who have any land. are putting out
beets and doing all they can to have the
farmers do the same. 1t seems as
though that Gratiot county farmers and
business men ought to make a strong eff.
fort 10 secure more Of the acreage than
they have so far. If the history of the
acreage around Bay City should be re.
oeated here and no more factories should
90 up the farmer that stays behind this
year will very likely be left behind next
year for the company would very natur.
llly take care of their old customers first.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
RAZZLE DAZZLED.
Monday Proved a Waterloo for Our
Side in Gratiot County.
THE STATE TICKET SAFE.

There is much food for thought in
reading the results Of last Monday
election, especially for the Republican
voters OF Gratiot county, Arcadia town.
snip included. The opposition have
elected a majority of the supervisors.
and also school commissioner, an occur.
ance that has not happened before in
years. There is reason for this lust as
there is reason for everything but that
is not very satisfactory or consoling TO
the loyal, hard working men of the
party who put their time and money in.
70 every election, often to the neglect Of
their own business interests In some
townships that are generally counted in
me Republican column, there were fac.
tional fights among the Republican vot.
ers, and this led to the defeat of the
ticket III that particular township. In
other townships, Arcadia, for instance,
only two-thirds of tie Republican vote
was cast, owing 10 either well developed
inertia on the part Of the voters or they
were resting in the fancied security that
lulls the dreamer to sleep. About every
so often the Republicans Of the county
fall into some such similar predicament
from the same cause, and it would seem
that by this time the lesson should be
well learned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Jackson Talley. an Old Resident,
Killed bya NJ. c. Switch Engine
in OwOssO on Tuesday of this
Week.

The sad news was telegraphed from
Owosso last Tuesday night that Jackson
Tailey had been run over and killed by
Michigan Central switch engine at
that place. John Talley. his son, left
for Owosso Wednesday morning and
brought the remains home on the noon
train that day, and from him we were
enabled TO obtain meager account of
the cause of his fathers death. About
one month ago Mr.. Talley left Alma for
points IN Ohio for the purpose Of OBJ.
tanning testimony necessary to get an
increase of pension This it seems he
had been successful in securing and was
on his way home from Jackson, this
state. when he met with the accident
that caused his sudden death He had
about fifteen minutes at Owosso juno.
tion 10 wait for the Ann Arbor train
north and walked mp the track a short
distance. In some manner he got onto
the wrong track and an engine backing
up ran over him cutting both legs off be.
low the knee. Hehved about 20 minutes.
the terrible loss of blood and the shock
to his system causing his death. The
deceased was - years old and veteran
of the Mexican and Civil wars. He has
lived in Alma for "A number of years and
has been very strong and in good health
of late, considering his age. His wife
died only few months ago. The re-
mains were met at the train by the
members of the G.. A. Il. Post at this
place, which he was member of. and |
the funeral services will be held today |
at :0O p. IN. in the NJ. H. church under
their auspices. The obituary notice
will follow in next weeks issue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07

E.ctetstcc catiratioR Of Beetroot seed IN Saad,i'.
sI.ben. Rodn and EtcH.heu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
ALMA THE BEAUTIFUL.
A Movement is Being Agitated Where
BY the Appearance of Our Town
will be Greatly improved.

A few years ago there was move
ment on foot TO clean out the pond above
the dam for about one mile, or as far a.
VOLTS bridge, but for some reason OF
other the project failed to be carried out.
During the past few weeks, however
the feasibility of some such plan has
again presented itself and several of our
business men who have the best interests
of the town at heart have been agitating
the matter II the people Will unite in
their efforts great deal can be accom-
pllshed during the coming summer and
by another year, among its many other
nlzed as summer resort. The best
method of accomplishing these results,
1t would seem to Us, would be TO organize
an association for the general improv.
ment of our village, then let this associ.
alton see that the work is done.
The first movement TO be instituted
should be the cleaning out of the mill
pond. This could be done by drawing
the water OIL and then saving the tops
OFT the stumps and towing them ashore
1t would not take much labor to do this
and then whatever other distractions
there are in the river could be removed
at the same time. Next in order would
be to secure control of the land on the
north side of the river bank west of the
car house and by little grading and
gravel drawn onto the same the bank
would be In very presentable shape for
boat houses and bath houses the entire
length. Then with a very little expense
the grove on the south bank west Of |
town could he cleaned and fitted up for
picnic parties and excursionists. The |
boat and bath houses could be controlled |
by private parties and a small naptha |
launch. also controlled by private par.
les, to ply between the banks Of the
liver nearest the town and the grove and
and also points farther up the stream
,ould be added.
Another project Of much interest TO
he identifying and improvement of the
outlook from the union depot would be
he purchasing of the property and re
moving of the buildings south of the
abroad tracks to some other part of the
own. In the place of these buildings
ould be planted trees and in a short
ime beautiful grove would be the re.
ult 1t depends almost entirely on the
pirit Of the property owners along the
and talked of for the improvement,
whether or no 1t will be made
By the public spirit shown by the
rincipal property owner in Alma we
re to have beet sugar factory and in Z
several new buildings are
D be erected and our streets will be i'm.
roved during the coming year. Now
Thy not act in a unison and also beauti. /
: our surroundings so that Alma will {
OF only be known as the business cen. I
II of the county, but as the pleasure y
seker's resort also y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
X. WEICHSEL d Co,
Madeburg.
General.Representative for
+. PITzsCHKE, SANDERsLEBEN (Anhalt
established 1919.


+. PITzsCHKE, SANDERsLEBEN (Anhalt)
established 1919.
Eoe,siet cdtimtioa Of Beetroot seed IN Saad,r.
siebea, Rodo and E,eckiebea.
MAGDEBURG, den, IS, March, 1899.
To the Editor of the ALMA RECORD,
Alma, Gratiot County, Mich, L. S. A.
Dear Sir
We hear that beet sugar factory is
being planned at Alma & As we happen
to learn the name Of your valuable news.
paper, we take the liberty of applying to
your kindness by asking you, whether
you would be able to name us the par.
ties concerned in this question.
We are sellers of German beetroot
seed ~ thus of course we take great
interest in watching the development of
the beet sugar industry in your coun.
try We beg to mention that we have
already sent over large quantities of our
seed = that our name is well known
70 most of the older beet sugar factories
in your country.
We beg to apologize for the trouble
which we give You a. IL we can az any
time be Of any service to you OH this
side. IL will always be a pleasure.
With our best thanks beforehand, we
are, Dear Sir, Yours truly,
X. WEICHsLL u 20.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07

Balance in hands OF township treasurer
after paying outstanding order 1920 9l
lt was voted TO build a new iron
bridge across Pine River AT point on
the section line between sections IS AMI
10. No other improvements were
voted Oh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
Such is Fame.

The following letter was received at
this office the first Of the week and ex.
plains itself
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-07
Arcadia Township.

The following is brief financial ac.
count of the condition of the township
Of Arcadia as reported by the clerk and
supervisor