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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

SPECIAL.-Ladies' Black Broad
cloth and Venetian Skirts, per- co IN
fectly tailored, latest fare ...OOIJU
25 Ladies Tailored Suits, coat silk
lined, all newest cut and cl0 IN
and shades; were SIS so .....JIZuJU
20 Ladies Light and Dark Oxford
Suit; Suits were $780, coat silk Sam
Special Sale of Furs in Animal
Scarf Collarettes, Capes, Stoles and
Storm Collars, in Stone, Martin, Sable,
Krimmer Seal, Persian Lamb Mink, As
trachan, Blue and Red Fox, Mouflon.
: sss Rr S5s9s%: SI.5O I'D S5O.5O
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Christmas JeweIry for Presents.

Diamond Brooches. all the very latest
.lgHs. beautifully pearl Get. enameled
o.,nvork sunbursts and a number Of
ctasr STYLES. from ............S 5000 TO 5000
Diamond cur Links. solid gold. Roman
lasr. new designs ......................2s %
Diamond Earrings 10 handsome cluster
ora single stone settings. from 5000 to SIS
Ladies' Diamond Rings. handsome brill
larty cut diamonds, IN solid god Tiffany
"ttng ..........-...... ..---.-.--.-.....-.S 800
A fln ane OF Mems solid Gold Chains.
choice styles. In 10 and Il karat from
$3.50 20 $50
Ladies Solid God Lorgnette Caains.
r'a rearl set slide .....................y7. 50
Sod Gold Necklaces, with heart. pend
trs .......... 81 10
ladies' SOLID Gold Brooches. IN every
r1acs.voble style. from .......Sl.75 to Sl2oo
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HANDKERCHIEFS

women's Pure Linen. Hemstltched oud
Embroidered, unisunderod plain and lace
trimmed ........... .......................lzi ac
sco.lopcd ard embroidered Lawn Hand-
xorchiefs. regular 25c values ZACH. .lsc
Mems japanese SILK Handkarchlefs.
plain and initial .....u.Oo. 55c. Toe and sc
Women oil linen. embroidered and hem
stitched handkerchlets ................... &c
ladies' and Gents Initial hnndkerchlefs.
al linen. Numbered. y and l-inch hem. 6
IN a box. $50 Each .....................2 5c
Ladies' and Genticmcn's Plain Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. In large and beau
tiful variety ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i2iac 20 Coo
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Ladies C1oaks, S1its and Furs.

SO Misses Heavy Kersey and Fancy
Mixture Refers, box coats, trim-e 7E
med, values $500 to S7.00......OJI | y
Ladies' White Lawn Aprons, ON
ten styles ..... ....... EJU
Ladies Eiderdown Bath GO 90
Robes, all shades crochetted edge, OJI 20
Ladies Eiderdown Dressing Sacques,
crochcted edges, satin bound coll 00a
ars, very full .............:.. J0G
Ladies Colored Petticolts, mercer
lied, in hello. cerise, black and O. m
other shades Special ..........OlsUU
One lot Ladies Colored Silk O. NJ
Waists, were SIS to SO SO. OZ,JO
One lot Ladies Colored anl b ack
Taffeta Silk Waists, evening and or
street sh ldes. value So so to 10...0J
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Ladies and Misses Sold Cold Rings.
real pearl and doublet combinations. IA
handsome new settings ................ g -
Chldreu's Solid Gold chased Band Rings.
also fancy stone settings .....-..........Sl.o %
Gold Filled Brooches. with opal and
pearl setting Observation-Disclosures. .ssc
Gun Links. Gold Filled. with pearl set
lh4s ---trt---.. .soc
HAT Pins. God Filled. plain and stone
setting ...-s ..+.t.+ ..+...---...........+sl.V
Manicure and Desk Pieces. Sterling Sll-
yer heavy embossed hand IS choice at 49,
Sterling Silver Purses, extra heavily en-
hossed top. with ring and chain at
tuChed .....+.... $50
steriing silver Napkin Rings. hand
someiy engraved ...-.....................S 10
Quadrupie Silver CaBdlesticks. very hne
finish and extra heavy ......... $500 TO $50
ouodruple Silver Sugar Bowl and Cream
Pitcher. extra heavy. highly polished, =
10 $50
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XMAS KERCHIEFS.

chndren's Fancy Boxed Handksrchiefs.
with colored borders . in box. Special
per box ..............''''.'.'.''' anu
EXTRA sPECIAI~-Lndies al.-linen
Hand Embroidered Initial Handkerchief
y dozen in a box. at per box ...-.....'.' .s'c
Mems Fancy Border Japanese SILK
Handkerchiefs. special al ......sSe and sc
Mems Fancy Hemsutched Handker-
chiefs at ..................-. i5c. loc ana DC
Other Handkerchiefs in real and imiis-
ton lace. from 5oc to $500.
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New Dress Goods.

Ss-iuch suitiug 90 extra heavy wool mix.
lures. ZihciInes Cameishair. Cheviots
Figured Cameisaalr. ali stylish materials
asc.
t-inch oll-wool saltings. Garnet. Reseda
Brown. Castor. Myrtle Pearl Gray Medi-
am Gray Navy Blue Gobclin Blue. zoe
quality. Tor Monday. 5sc
15-iuch Ail-Wnc. Fhnncls for shirt
Waists ana Dresses. an new desirable
.aaes 2sc
Special line Of ai-inch goods. sc 10 5oc
value. Game lshair. Taids. Fancy Mix
lures. Storm Sorges. Henr.ettss. all at &c
yard
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D,nmona In a sau.ase Grinder.

From the Fhth1fipntA htFHas
Hancock. Nd. Dec. i0.-Thomes Gain
er OF Hancock station. killed -four hoss
that has been FED on refuse from q rail-
road dining car. and while he was max
ing sausage a hard substance stopped The
grinder.
when removed the obstruction proved 20
be n beautiful solitaire diamond ring.
The ring was sent 70 BALTIMORE, where
Il was learned that the diamond alone
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CHRIS TMAS ATTRACTIONS.
Fairyland for the Old as Well as the Young.
ST. NICHOLAS INSPIRES DEEDS OF KINDNESS
Christmas Joys, Like the Circus Were Made for the Big
Children as Well the Tots. The Rendezvous This
Week VIII Be Around the BIG Christmas Tree.
GREAT BOOK SALE.
Would Take Page Many Publications We Have
n FEW SPECIALS:
Books

henty Books .......
Famous Books for BOYS. by the most
popular writer's 4 beautiful book SOC
a Grand Book. Filt top. fancy binding.
two hundred titles, beautiful gift..35c
Three lines OF Is mos TO select from.
all are exquisitely bound. and are
the prettiost OF gift books for men
and women .....................2s and 19c
Precious Thought Series 90 titles. a
book to suit every one IN this lot.....lSc
St NICHOLAS l9po-An Illustrated
magazine for young folks. handsome
Is bound. two volumes. price per
set ..--.----.---- 90
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CmHfsrMAs Az mENELEK's.

was worth a. least 500. The ring was
muilia.cd. but the stone was unharmed.
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WEIsTENS LANVE IIVTIUNAIIEs-
nice print. 1881 pages.
Cloth Bound .......,.................
calf Bound .............. ...............yl.l9
'stringtown oo tho Pike" tale ~
northcrmost Kentucky hy John Ur Lloyd.
with Illustrations. cloth bound Publish
efs price SIso our price &iIa
The Lane Taat Had 40 Turning" tales
and sketches of French Canadian $50 hy
Gilbert Parker handsomely bound Pub
fishers price $50 our price l5
"L'Aigion." hy Edmond Rosmud. six
act play now being presented 10 N,w
Yorl, hy Maud ADKINS ana uernhardt
cloth bound. publishers price $50. our
price sl25
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Christmas Furniture.

Of ts kind Nohns
makes recipient appropriate piece
10 selection
nnsh syl, article sold strictly -
represented your Grand Rapids selections are
HOME DESKS styles BirisEye Mapae
MORRIS tho Old
In rich eou Bagia
cadel
DAY Is
not the emelyp pa
IN the
Mahogany hs-kye
Maple ndG
C1NfBrN OF - "a
GRAND RAPIDS ROCKERS: 0''l js:l opened.
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orr NOOK DEPARTMENT ~ A
VERIrABLE NOOK STORB AND
ORTH YOUR INSPECTION. ALL
THE LATE COPYRIGHTS.
a complete line OF Bibles and Prayer
Books.
io.oc0 Christmas Cards and Calendars. a.
O.. Toe. Zoe. Sc up to $50.
a large line OF Juvenile Rocks at
g.. O.. loc. zoe. sse and 4sc
POLITICAL WORKS beautifully bound
So padded leather covers. fuu list OF pop
u'nr titles. each book boxed. each. sec.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
CHARTER OAK CHATS ALL ABOUT DEL0I-TI

David Whey and wife were in Den
ison Wednesday.
Several railroad men were in Deloit
the past two weeks.
j. a. Halberg's residence received
a new coat of paint this week.
The Sd quarterly meeting will be held
at Deloit M. E. church, June Sd.
j. A. Halberg put down IS TT. of side,
walk from his store west, this week.
Morris McHenry came up to Deloit
Tuesday evening to do some surveying
for parties in the country.
Elmer Laughery, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
Myers and Mrs. Abram Galland were
among the Deloit people represented in
Denison Tuesday.
A II. Rudd, wife and little daughter
came up to Deloit Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Rudd returned home in the even
ing, the others remaining until next
day.
Deloit business men were honored
with call from the Fl Dodge bust
ness men Wednesday us they We're
passing through to Omaha and listened
to some excellent music by their band.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
K|R0N CHRONICLES

On Tuesday sixteen loads of wheat
were taken it at the elevator.
William Huckstep, of Deloit, was
looking over our town Tuesday.
Alfred Nordholm is sick at the home
of his parents in town, with a severe
case of measles.
Odebolt was represented in Kiron
on Tuesday by Messrs. W. F. Beck, DR..
s. w. Boyer and S. McVey.
Rev. A. Modig went to Chicago We'd
nesday mrrning to visit his brother and
is expected home Saturday.
We regret to learn of the renewed at
tack Of rheumatism which our friend,
Gust Anderson, is confined to his bed
with at old kiron.
Another special stock train was sent
from Kiron to Chicago on Wednesday
morning, stock shipped by Aug. Lin
man four cars, John p. Ogren two cars
and John Erickson one Car. Messrs.
Lnman, Ogren and Fred Erickson
| Mrs. f. M. Pomeroy went to STRAIT
ford, Iowa, on Wednesday to visit
friends and old neighbors for a few
days, and to arrange to have their
household goods shipped to Kiron. The
family have secured the s. A. Samuel
son residence and expect to go to house
keeping at once.
| A. w. Shriver returned to his home
at Eagle Grove, Iowa, Saturday last.
On Friday evening he organized a
| Modern Woodmen camp at Kiron with
the following officers installed: N. p.
Swanson, V, c.; III. j. Johnson, W.
A; Albert Hanson, Banker; Ill 7.
Ward, clerk; A. L. Pomeroy, escort;
M. A. Pomeroy, watchman; G. A.
Dolk, sentry.
Some weeks ago we announced In
our items Of the trial of August Rein
King, Klron's saloon keeper, that the
charges against him were being made
by Mr.. John Larson on the grounds of
liquor being sold to his son. We wish
to correct this and report the facts as
we have lately learned of it. When we
reported we thought the facts were
just as we stated and many more think
ing the same owing to reports and to
the trial being called Larson VS.. Rein
king The charges made and suit
brought against the saloon were made
by the ami saloon committee in Mr..
Larson's name. We give this informa-
tion ae it is due Mr.. Larson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
JOHNSONViLl-E=:.

q. j. johnson of kron transacted
business IN Denison last Friday.
Don't forget to watch for the eclipes
OF the sun next Monday morning.
A large number of people from Den.
ison were up last Sunday attending the
meetings.
Rev A, p. Hanson went TO Sioux
Guy last Wednesday,, returning home
on Friday.
N. p. Larson went to Chicago with
lot Of stock last Saturday, returning
home Wednesday,
Clauson Bros are the possessors of a
new wedding machine which is claimed
TO do very good work.
Mrs. Amy Engelking arrived home
last tuesday from Dunlap where she
has been visiting with relatives.
Mrs. A. z. Hanson arrived home last
Saturday after three weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Rockford, I'll.
Conrad Lindgren and wife of Ida
came down Saturday for an over Sun.
day visit with relatives and also to at
tend the Holiness meetings at Klron.
An error occurred in our last weeks
items 1t read Emma, Ida and Otto
causon were Denison visitors last Sat.
urday. 1T should READ, Emma Ander-
son, and Ida and Otto ClausOn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
HAPPENINGS IN PARADISE

Frank Bixler is the proud possessor
of new buggy.
Mrs. Jack Garret was shopping in
Dow iy Saturday.
Marion Cole and wife were callers on
t. Granger Sunday.
Maggie Michaelson was a caller at
MI. Harpers this week.
William jenkins was in our neigh
bofhood delivering books.
Isaac Bixler and wife we're Denison
business visitors Saturday.
Lon Rudd of Dow City is doing some
papering for G. V. Jordan.
Fred Gigax was seen travelling
through our valley last week.
Edna Gibson is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Saul. for few DAYS.
Frank Odell and son, Fred. were do.
ing business at Dow City Saturday.
VIII Riley and wife OF Ute were Wis.
lting with Mrs. Rlley's parents this
week
Rachael Granger who has been very
sick at her home, is reported to be some
better.
hay Williamson went to Ute one day
last week returning again the first of
this week.
MI. Croghan and wife of near Moor
mead are visiting with their dauuh4a,,
Mis-. John Harper, for few days.
The citizens of Bell are mournino
over the loss OF several of their dwelljno
houses. They were moved away on flat
cars.
Robert ButterwoTth, who is home on
account of the serious illness Of his
fathfr, was visiting relatives and
friends in Paradise.
The Misses Owens invited a number
OF their friends to spend Friday even
ing at their home in north Paradise
About seventy were present, returning
at late hour and report fine time.
The home of p. j. Hallowell was the
scene OF very enjoyable time last Fri
day evening. Quite number of young
people were invited to very delightful |
surprise on Ada which they succeeded i
in doing very nicely. Refreshments
were served at late hour and every
one returned home we'll pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
PpENINGSAT VAIL.

Joe Bradley was up from Denison on
Thursday.
Joe p. Granny was at Omaha Tuesday
on business.
DR.. Beatty of Dunlap was profess
sional caller Tuesday.
G. l.. Deter and Is. q. Donnell dove
to West Side Tuesday.
John Mccormick is making some i'm
proyements on his dwelling.
Memorial services will be held Sunday
night at the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs Joe Casey came up Wednesday
night from Omaha to visit friends.
The Vail mill is advertising for Is.
600 bushels Of wheat for milling purpoS-
es.
John Carey and A G Stueber were up
from Denison Tuesday transacting
business
Mrs G.. S. Kelly nee Kral is here from
Oklahoma visiting her parents MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Kral.
The graduating exercises of the High
School will be held June LIST and there
will be four graduates.
Ted Hoffman and wife returned to
their home IL Woodbine on Tuesday at
ter two weeks visit with Vail relatives.
The Methodist Ladies will give
musical entertainment at The opera
house OF May 80 thar promises 10 be q
rare treat
The quotation books recently gotten
out by The Methodist ladies are just
out from the press aud promise to be
in great demand.
"Wednesday morning occurred the
wedding OF MISS lima Huokstep and
Mr.. VIII Cook at the home of tile brides
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. VIII IIuckstep in
Milford Township These young
people are Well known and Il large
OF Crawford Countys people
and ali Will join i'll wishing them much
JOY and happiness.
Martin Dugau ST., highly respected
citizen OF Jackson township, died last
Thursday night after a lingering ill
ness of several weeks. He was some
seventy years Of age, quiet. peacable
old gentleman and leaves d wife and
of grown up children to mourn
his death The funeral vii probably
be held Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25

j. Kuehl was Des Moines visitor
this week.
Charles Hiett was Dunlap caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Kortmann was on the sick
list this week.
Miss Josie Dubois was quite sick the
first Of the week.
L. A. Mains drove to Schleswig on
business Wednesday,
Mrs. Rust of Kenwood attended ser.
vices here Thursday.
Fred Butler Drove up from Arion on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Knight returned to her
home in Ida Grove Wednesday.
Mrs Nutter visited this week with
Ed Nutter and family at Carroll.
John Shumaker of Sioux City was
shaking hands with friends Thursday.
Services appropriate to the day We're
held at the Catholic and Lutheran
churches Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Duncan, of Denison,
visited over Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. Vollertsen.
strs. T. a. Harris Went to Des
Moines Wednesday and will visit also
at Sac City before returning.
A threshiag engine was taken to the
pumping station to pump water while
the boiler is being repaired.
The High school boys of this place
will play ball with the Maplegon school
boys at Ute next Wednesday afternoon.
VIM. Mair and bride arrived at Char
ter Oak Wednesday morning and be-
gan housekeeping in the house lately
vacated by Joe Walters.
w. W. Baker came in from Boone
Thursday. Mrs. Baker and children
are visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Wertz.
Mrs. schelm, who has been aick the
pasl lew GAYS, was taken to Omaha for
treatment Thursday. She was accom-.
panied by Mr. Schelm and Dr.. Water
house
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Glau took their
little daughter Mabel to Glenwood on /!
wednesday and If they think it the
pest for hsr will leave her there during
he summer.
Two hundred pounds of Maple sugar
rom western New York was divided
.nong few people here this week, so
we are having pure maple syrup ard
Mr.. ODoherty says it is just as good as
'hey made In Canada.
About a dozen men and their wives
we're entertained Wednesday evening /
It the tome of Mr.. and Mrs. M Jones.
our miles from town. Owing TO the
ain and darkness they remained until /
{ began to be daylight before starting
ome, but mad good time all the Same.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
An ARI0N LET I Err.

]. L. Maufer is having hotel Arion
painted.
School, closed on Thursday with a
picnic in the woods.
ID. G., and c. E. Clark departed for
their homes OF Wednesday,
Or. ard Mrs. L. M. Coon 60 to Lake
Okoboji on Monday fol a short vaea-
ton.
Our Dahd boys served sherbet and
cake Wednesday evening to raise mon
ey TO pay Prof. Wilder for his instruc-
ton. Some 81 were realized.
L. G. Chamberlain of the Topeka
CAPITOL Topeka, Kansas, arrived on
Friday and is visiting at the homes OF
his relatives, w. w. and L.. M. Coon.
The removal Of the large store build
Ing from block IL, is an improvement to
the view and it is also an Improvement
to ths west side of State street where it
is now located.
u. j. Butler and wife sEtertained some
twenty of their friends atEcards on Fri
day evening in honor OF Mrs. Chamber
lam and Miss Stafford. Dainty refresh
nents were served and all unite in the
opinion that both the host and hostess
are excellent entertainers,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
Lang HepIfes to Poyn.er
Nicely Case Postponed.

| NEW YORK, May 25.-The examina.
ton III the case of Charles r. w. Neely.
charged with misappropriating $50, 1000
OF Cuban postal funds, which was to
have come before Commissioner Shields
yesterday, has been adjourned until
Monday next pending action in the
requlsition proceedings before Governor
Roosevelt
The Peninsula bank, at Williamsburg
Va, was entered by robbers Thursday
the safe blown open and about sic. 900
II money taken.
The treasury department will antici-
pate the interest due June on the old
z per cent bonds now being received
under the recent call.
The Pittsburg Coal company, a New
Jersey corporation, with capital stool,
OF SIC, 100000, has been refused "a char
ter to do business in Ohio.
The candidacy OF Representative
George Mcclellan Of New York for the
vice presidential nomination was an
nounced Thursday by his Democratic
friends in congress.
Three japanese children, u girl and
two boys, We're taken into custody
Thursday by the Gerry society at New
York or the belief that they were either
kidnapped OF bought in Japan and sent
to this country
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
A GRAND ARMY CATECHlsM.
Items of Information About the or-
Ger OF Veterans.
What Is the C. A. H.?


Ger OF Veterans.
What Is the G. A. H.?
An association of veteran soldiers who
served in tie northern armies between
April, 1861, and August, 1860. The first
G. A. L. post was instituted at Decatur,
Ills, in April, 1866. The posts in the
several states are organized into depart
ments, as department OF New York, de-
partment of Iowa, and SO Oh. The heads
of departments bear the tide os depart
ment commander The head of the ma
tional body is called commander in chief.
What is the uniform?
The uniform varies in the several de
paftmelns, and many posts adopt an in
dividual pattern rs "a rule. tie uniform
is a modification OF former military styles
The prevailing color is dark blue.
Is there any distinctive hat?
The large black hat With gilt cord aad
deep crease i'll tile crown has become
known as the Grand Army hat Gray
aats of the same shape are also much
worn The army forage cap with Il
straight visor has been officially adopted
by some posts and departments.
What are The badges WORN By the o.
A. Il. men?
On parade the veterans wear the badges
of the army corps in which they served
during the war, army society badges,
regimental badges and the G. y. Il. mem
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-25
Chicngo Live stock.
Kansas City LIye stocls.

KANSAS CITY, May 2i-Cattle Receipts. G.,
100 desirable grades active, firm; heavy ma.
tive ~teersl si.50a5.40; stockers and feeders.
$500 1870; butchers cows and hefers. ~ ia
N55O; Gamers, S2.s0G350: fed westerns.
$i.55g5oO; Texans S4.0o@475. Hoes-Re.
ceipt., 1900: active, 5tGloc higher; heavy.
$5.l0G52O; mixed, s5.0Hg5l5; light, 81 9Oa5. O5 :
pigs S42'e4 80. sheep-Receipts $500 !;
mostly Texans; fair TO choice grades steady .
plain and half fed grassers slow to llc lower
spring lambs, s7.O1g1 30; clipped lambs 50. 80
tg6.oO; good Texas grass muttons, $! 4O0,4.75;
common, $l.lOG4. 40; feeders, s3.CuCg45O; culls,
ST. 70 $500.