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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23

Have you visited the Standard Dress
Cutting Academy. 32S S. Main Street?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23

Daynes Music Co. will give you three
pieces OF sheet music Of the value Of
$3.50. and one chance al the grand
drawing for a $3.50 Pianola. All for one
dollar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23
A NICE SUNDAY OUTING.

Free Stage from Fort Douglas to
Wagners Grove. Sundays from ! p.
m. 20 S D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23
Royal Bread

Everybody eats IL. Nothing beats It..
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for Il every day. Health follows.
Beecham's Pills viii dispel the blues"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23
AUCTION.

ON MONDAY. JUNE 2jth AT 1880 a. NJ.
No. 90 q. Sixth South 81 Folding bed. couch,
tine rockers bedroom set D ain mattress, car
pets cook and heating stove, very fine center
and extension tables refrigerator, Patient
oil stove lot dishes, glass. silver ware, loo
MasOn's fruit Jars pictures, curtains lamps
etc. Il. A. Andrews. AuctlOneer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

Kansas City, Ft. Scott * Memphis.
Kansas City & Northwestern.
Kansas City. Pittsburg x Gulf.
Keokuk * Western.
keWaunee, Green Bay x Western.
Leayenworth. Kansas 4 Western.
Mason City & TT. Dodge.
Minneapolis & 1t. Louis.
Missouri, Kansas y Texas.
Missouri Pacific.
Mnscatine. North 4 South.
New York. Texas y Mexican.
Northwestern Line, nenli8:
Chicago u Northwestern.
Chicago. st. Paul, Mpls. x Omaha.
Fremont, Elkhdrn 4 Mo. Val.
Sioux city * Pacific.
Omaha y It. Louis.
Omaha, Kansas City 4 Easton.
Quincy. Carrollton Y st. Louis.
Rock Island q Peoria.
It. Joseph * Grand Island.
It. Louis * san Francisco.
st. Louis, IronMountain * Southern.
st. LOUIS Southwestern.
Il. Louis southwestern of Texas.
st. Paul * Duluth.
San Antonio Il Aronsas Pass.
EueIllhh," NultN cpDIL y 9ouiItIu.
Southern Pacific Co. atlantic Syst.
Texas 4 New Orleans.
Texas q Pacific.
Texas Midland.
Union Pacific.
Wabash Waehito Valley.
Winona * Western.
Wisconsin Central.
u. W. 4nberien.
SetrftRr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
ss''
3 ben banifs aoloni paa 800" Baneu
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

$50 Dante bar tagei geno / benne
aoIoni, uopaI9t al airteiamfuneets
Romite, % al oisie bar ale,eoe 800 boz
lat Jig Der. 6nbnu bapes Der 9eet
eanb nqr Siationer.
Ter tiltrGnses eanife 6Orretningss
manb gpsn gombeus / SettIementst.
giaiee @rturiioner mso ganoie9ers,
unber geoeIie Of RelOn Gam on,
500" garens bdnffe 9migrotionss
agent, uisuur fra minneapolis (D1iI.
mautes Depot girsoos ben "a. Npril.
1irsoos ben 8. DRai CO Iitsoas ben %.
U2aj 81. $40 ON Worsenen.
eiseIeoss buuss YrarieIanb Wtnnes
iota og 8atotn. og biai9t StoUIano
i g9iscOnfin os Mibigun paa pSoo@
9ernbsusn. 9nps 9e%rnb1nepriier. =
Strip siter 9anttort o9 iaufrereoe 6ors
tIarin9er I'll
D.. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500 Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Blair % Ome9n.

Rrs. Or Wonroe epbe liote
3orsoag at &rait Maoen. 9un blsu
bssraUet i 5reOags.
Blair Canning Factory bliOer
j bsnne 6io iOritonnel og iOrlterret I'll
en- belt pan IL. gtases gpsuins, Der ltaI
DRre parat til at begpuOe fin YIrtiom:
bso, iaa TART Saioneu bsspuosr.
Dor np Mayor bar ubnGunt, o9
Bnraoost tiIltemt err an 4pe Tom
Bpens Sasfsrer. III Setter fom
4atuagter Oe 6 outs 8 peIuno ION
pound master.
= @uuerner 9 0 Mt bar uonGunt
5atOb BED Der fra BpeH iOm Dele.
gat til the National Farmers Con
Yention / Colorado Springs, Solo.
geirtt bar / ben Ienere lib uRret
uom9rtet for Disappointing, os 6ors
merne bar benptist fig eernf, iaa at
ouer 6aluoeIsn Of Uanlien M er / 9or.
ben, oe afustsIenbe garme os Hssn
siusr sOOe 6remtiosuOfstsr for iaa
uiot.
-gouts SpeInno bIsU ~forIeoen
opforeret til at bptfe 6elt meo en- ntenot
Yerion, Der bob BAN s. / Bptte o9
foriuanot, oa 9ouls par gaaet tno paa
8iltaurens. 9snne 9laoeos fig oUer at
boue 9jOrt en- soo 6anoeI. iuotil en-
Nanb fra Council glufs / SsIItab
msb poIitimeliereu tom Os forIangts
9eiien, Der par itiaaIsn. Ru fboer
2Ouis n tiIbase meo i'm 6emooaar =
men uoen 9slt.
= gn Del ai Reniebeoens 6oIt par
! Senooes fumIebs i 4ralteboIiesu for
ni I~ntenfte paitor 6 asnusen paa
bans %42.carise GsoieIseag. On ifsn
6ftermiooag ti!brastes mso S0mtaIs oe
Gong. ROsIe gennsr bauoe itantet
BAN en- pan os betUsm aOntOrtoI.
gpeus AatOritetsr bar osnns Iib
traplt meo at mdaIe, uoIa9se o9 anlqB9e
fIere npe @aber ube / Dtrisruiue. gl.
a. bIiuer @aben noro for ben oanifs
8irtt fOrIansst mob geit, Os @abeu,
bporpsb 8. Anbsriens 6us lager, fors
l9n9et mob Noro neo til geien op mob
SfoIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

3 6orbinoeIie meo foranitaaenoe Bee
tenotgsrelis ~inbbpeer bsrusb Zen .oanits
eu.:Iuib. Renigbsp i Blair, Qsbr.. uue
9enner al Den loren. oonite Rirtes
Nrbeice til al TONNE Os osle meo os
unoer Aarsmeoet.
Bar ale bierteIis ueItomne. Deb
flittigt, al BET maa bIiue ct ri9t ueIilss
net Uasoe til 9errens 9tiges 5remme
bIuuot port 5oIf babe ger o9 andre
Steoer / Nmsrlta.
Qae 9nomeIoelisr til Mcbst maa ems
oeli9 iuoieubes Ter ben %. 92al til 9br.
I SauiOn. Blair, Ottbr.
9aa M%enigbsoeus 9eane:
Rartns Bed, ". 8osmasfsn,
fern from. RBbs. STRAIT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
On Rrisneoi1ttelie til 4arfmssct.

Oct er lGnse lieeH, ies inbienoie fsrs
ite A%uie9ning oerom. lnoer Is. 4priI
bar jss Guar fra Eben (. Mac Leod,
Chicago, Chrm. of Western Pas
seDger Association; ~tiaigemeo Suarst
iuIsts Blank-Application. os iuu LOB
bet PAD, al noar oenns 6orm blsu no.
iplot os inbienbt. iaa ftuIoe bet belle
iaurt u9rs Oronet. Seq uofuIots oe inn.
lsnote ltrots osnns Blank-Application,
men iuofil 8ato bar jog tniet UtoeTe
bsrt. SmiOlsrtio bOv ies itreust igen,
iaa leo penter mart at fan Beitsb.
Ter Tan 10 ineen luiul pars ON, at
ui 10 iaar ben iaoDauliss 4risneoi9tlelis
= fuIo qtIs TT Nlsoet og ! tlIonse.
Nen jig f~iriuer bette Tor, ON BET tulos
uate til / iioite Cieblit. igr BET euosIiee
8siuItat tan blipe oiitutliaelort.
SEQ anis9sr fun, "Western Pass.
Assn, ea leg antastr. al oa IT oIt,
buao Ter bsbgpes. Stulee no9en ware
nsot til at reiie paa nnben gone eno
en- al neoennGpnte. iaa mao psbtoms
msuoe before ieIu auisse ON 9risnees
iatteIie Dos usotommenoe aompani.
elite ouer 8uuerne unber
Western Passenger Association.
Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe.
Austin x Northwestern.
Burlington, GedarRapids& Northern.
RrrlfnarfR4a PaHfFA erF-Ffa.
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy.
b. * N. X. in Nebr.
Hannibal x II. Joseph.
st. Louis, Keokuh x Northwest'n.
Kansas City, 1T. Joseph x {. 81.
Chicago. Burlington & Kans. CITY.
Burlington X y orthwestern.
burlington x Western.
Central Texas * Northwestern.
Chicago x Alton.
Chicago Great Western.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Chicago, Rock Island x Pacific.
Chicago, Rock Island Il Texas.
ChOctaw, Okiohoma & Cult.
Colorado x Southern.
Colorado Midland.
Duluth, Red Wing q Southern.
TT. Worth & Denver City.
TT. Worth 81 New Orleans.
Galveston, Harrisb. & san Antonio.
Green Bay Z Western.
Gulf, Colorado q santa Fe.
Gulf, Western Texas * Pacific.
Hot Springs.
Houston & Shreveport.
Houston & Central Texas.
Houston, East & West Texas.
Humeston * shenandoah.
Illinois Central unorth of Ohio Riy.l.
Indiana. Illinois & Iowa.
international ~ Great Western.
Iowa Central.
Jacksonville & st. Louis.
Kansas City & North. Connecting.
Kansas City 81 Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

HIN 8drtnino | Ruaer 8 Gems pi. 10.
49, 5or Spinbing al snfelftraaoet @arn
Is 9enis pr. 80. Strempe9arn . elet B.
fronbet 20 Gems pr. Quno.
Seno eiter port aotnlog, Vrsper % Butte
%piifdor. vi betaieI tra17 Ill p Cents
pr. qb. for alminhelig COB nlb. naor Salr
geren taper BetdliHg iuore Narsr.
LltehfieId Wooden Mills, sii4fisIO. @inH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

Or. =. Scnien, Dentist, oil
gre at trGfis / asnnarb buer Manoa9
os l%irsOos. alt til 5ugst beuberen6e
Nrbeibs ubferes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Wtsnousmpoe

aIboIots / Ct. Sobannes Rsnisbsb pet
9atimer. ga. .fra( 8riiti 6immeIfurisouo)
IOrsoas 3. "a. til Senone b. 81. Mal
1900.
Qae er bisrteIis ueItomue.
u. q trte9aurb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
&pitteringcr.
Sill StOlen / Blair:

gbicaso, 81: Miis Singer guberleH. LOO
Blair, giebr.; 4aitor 5rimoot Moner
525; Gbriitoier 9oulien 81 ...... 27.00
Marcus Bed.
Gomiiesus a%asierer, Blair. Iebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Garm iii sale.

syarm III Gnl9. unoerie9ntot
suifer at iGIse jim 5arm paa 40 acres
meb CODE uas 8psaiassr 2 Nii ira @if
5oru, J U2it fra aimbaatOu. 6or nars
mere 0pIpsuins bsnDenOsr man zig til
s. IS. Damn,
Dor IL. aimbaltou 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
MieGonsmpo

aibolots / 8psus. 9a., ben -
,3uni.
gfaiierne @'ettfeu, Rirte.
q aar B % @rtlIpil TONNE til Steoe.
Nue er ueltomne
Nisl5I I'M tor
grpii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Girfeinopielic % Misnonss
MODE.

On Sub uiI, bliOer Rain oduii
sp. .lutb. Rife" i aolfe, Ga. iuouiei
SsnOds ben 27oe Mai 81. 10 6orm
Samfunoets 6ormano bar Iousl a
uefere Snouielien.
Il to isIenoe Gage bIiper Der Dis
lionsmeee.
Msni9bsosu inobpber berusb pua bel
tarlisfte 9snnsr al 9errens Sag ira
mar % iiern Ill at TONNE o. glade ig
msb os / oisis 0a9e.
Beiegsnbs bsoes meIoe beres aomme
til unosrtsgnsos inoen ben 22bs DRal.
gaa Uieuisbeoeus 9esne,
R. 6. Sen MS nabOIm.
Dtebs. grRt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
ySanifereH".
cnsOug b. g Mai 1900.
@nOstienelter.
0IaIrJleb I.

clair. 1ebr.
Blair bouife eD. lut5. Neuigbeo bolber
@nhstieneite bier Senoa9. Borlniooa9 III.
1o4 % 4iieu 81. 5. Senoaesltole III.
dorm. Cpbu0gelesmgoe 9hsod9 Aften IL.
5. - Vile ere gierlelt9 peltomlle!
u. 6asmu5en
Mrrff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

Z leila banife ep. slntb. Meuigbebs Rirfe,
Qortb 26tb Street (iuelem @rant % But
bette 6oloes 6eimesie4uostleneit boer Sens
baa 5ormiooag ri. l04 % Aiten9uostIeneite
81. y. Ssuoo9sifole RI. l2t Gttm. 4i8e'
msbe bUer IorsOas aiten 81. S. - aue ere
biertelig ueltomnel
o. 9. 6briitiauen.
9rHt.
sppal: 2219 Y. eeth Ct. Emaha. gtsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Serubaneliite.
GbifagO, Il. Yanl, WinneapOlis
l. Cmabn.

~ HfdHAf
Spb paa.
III. :. Omaha Passenger 7,25 5Orm.
Jtr ]. DO. DO. 1922
SIR. 5. DO. DO. s.17 eftm.
Vorb pan.
Or. l.. Twin City Passenger 6.47 Sorm.
Jr o. Sioux City Passenger 4.37 Gftm.
III. s. Oakland Passenger . 6,38
g., e. Il W. y. % 2. 6. & gat.
Bet paa.
Gr. 10. Lincoln Passenger . 500 5orm.
SIR. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 800 gftm.
gr. %. Accommodation 755
Dit pda.
gr. "a. Accommodation $50 Sorm.
III. 20. Mo. Valley Pass. . $50 Sorm.
Rr. 4. Chicago Limited 4,59 Gftm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
Set fieroe Marsmooe
TOT
Sen loren. Oanife rDan9eliifr lut9er-
lie airte / 4merifa"

nc 6lrIe | Nnierifa
aiboIbes, ON CUB nil letter 9~uobgOsIi9
/ 8lotr, 9ebr. ira 7. I'll l3. Sum
feritt.
Mpoet beggneer mso @uosiieneite
Jorsba9 Den :. 81. 70 6orm. og
ilutter 0usoa9 bitten Den 3. Stunt
@enfanosns for Aarsmeoets 6Ors
Gambling blios %fortriuspis 9aIs al
& mbsosmeno Il 4ar o9iaa SaIs
al 6Ormano % Rpiiotmano) og 6Ot'
lag, lom ftemfomms onsaaenoe pore
6~aqesUtrt ombeoer - R isfiOneu,
stolen, 6orlassbu Ct o9 pore
gsrusbsm.
Aue uore groiter beoss L bet iom en-
tar SrooerpIigt at 9tue Uasoe. nRs-
niebeosrne beoes ltgelsoes lite at glenn
NE at ienos 8sIegater.
Aue 8enner ere bjsrteli9 usltomue.
6or Rot bsiales 81 Tor buer, nadr
OpboIb:t parer mere euo 2 Gage. Cor
2 Dose saer mIuore betales so @ts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

Gantdprog for Aursmsoet: g5m=
manuel. nRaar ri gore BET 9ooe, oa
os lite bltue tr9tte@.
o.. 3. @briftiansu,
Sormane.
q. UI. Anberfen,
Setret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23
yn9en SDgoom bar iaa f%nlotGnoi9 bolot S99'
nioenitaben til Spot iprt Nbemmatistne,

5pIeenot er hpap CIT iremraasnos sese. Der bar 35 Hars aftip
graris at btnpils til, bar at foe perom;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-23

CONSUMERS WATCH Co.. DEP SO, 2io PEARL ST. eoFflLo, N Y
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
That Explosion.

The explosion Of Amos Hardins
steam mill boiler on Smiths Fork
Monday of last week, is said by
those who have been there and
viewed the wreck that it was tn e
most complete and destructive
one that has occurred in the his
tory Of the county, One man,
Alfred McMil,iD, was killed out
right, and the darby, Willis
Broyles, who was seolded so bad
died Wednesday afterward; and it
was reported here Friday that
two others are in critical son.
diti0n and their chances for re-
coyegy are doubtful. Mr.. Hardin
at the time of the explosion was
sitting talking to Dick Hardin, q
few feet from the boiler, and had
it not been for three posts behind
which they were sitting they
would have been killed.
1t is said by eye witnesses to
the horrible affair, after the ex-
plosion, that the means and cries
OF help from the injured ones
was heart rending. 1t appears
that the cause of the explosion is
due 10 the fact that the engineer
did not understand the working
OF an inspirator, Having up to
that morning been working a
force pump to fill the boiler with
water. The boiler had run dry
and when the cold water was let
in She explosion was instantan-
eous. The end of the mill shed
under which the boiler and engine
were sitting was entirely des'
troyed and the largest fragment
of the boiler could have been
carried by one man. The explo'
sion was so terrific that frag.
ments of the boiler was blown a
considerable distance around the
mill yard.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
A Religious Revival.
MAN ROUND TOWN.

The Christian Church at East
Florence Is rejoicing in the re-
suits Of months meeting neld
by Brother Castleberry with two
hundred and nine additions. One
hundred and fifteen baptisms,
Others by letter, and otherwise.
This is the first successful meet
ing in the way of additions in
East Florence and on that &C.
count we feel greatly encouraged
to go forward in the work of the
Master.
Bro. Castleberry is an able
coDsecrated and loving exponent
Of the gospel. Under such a
wise and consecrated leader there
will be a forward move in win
ming East Florence to Christ.
He got along splendidly in the
somewhat difficult field, and we
all love him for the devotion to
the cause Of truth.
The meeting leaves the people
more devoted to each othec.
We hope to have Bro. Castle
berry with us at Florence next
year to be our local preacher for
we need such wise and conse-
Grated leader.
We hated to see him leave but
he was forced to close the meet.
ing in order to fill an appoint
ment elsewhere. lie IS II young
minister of twenty-tbree years
but has gone to preach the gos-
pie and do good as he has done
at East Florence.
A FRIEND.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
Congressional Primary.
A FRIEND.

List Of officers and Judges ap,
pointed to hold congressional
primary August 2 8.
LIST. Dist. Harberts store: O.
NJ. Shelby, officer, Will Cary, g.
V. Weller, Il. j. Stanfield, judges.
Swift: Mack Cnpples officer
Jim Dildlne, Robt Russell, Jim
DeBerry judges.
Old LIST: Clip Hardin officer,
John Johnson, Worth Hardin
judges.
2nd Dist. Old Town: Bill Viii.
son, officer; John A. Smith, Allen
Davie, Eugene Smith, judges.
Center View: Amos Hardin,
officer; G. L. Smith, w. ID. Kidd,
Ras Wiuburn, judges.
Piney: Will Primm, officer; An
dy McCasand, S. S. Hudiburg, G.
I. L. Lee, judges,
Bird Dist. Olive Hill: Walter
Gill, officer; G. w. Young, F. M,
White, Ed Mulry, judges.
Hebers: Robert Alexander, Of.
icer; Carroll McLin, w. d. Yer
by, b. G. Harbor, judges.
Lowryville: NJ. S. Hardin, of.
ficer; VIM. Porter, Alex ellis, T.
b. Tidwell, judges.
4th Dist. Edgar Cherry, Off
Ger; D. w. Broyles, j. @. Walk er,
4. j. WEIGH, judges.
9TH Dist. Nixon: j. H. NJ
Crocker, officer; L. L. McIIain,
John Morris, John Cason, judges,
Haynes: Luther Porter, officer
j. NJ. Cherry, ST., W. A. Hardin
Heb Johnson, judges.
9th. Dist. Walnut Grove: A.
I. McKelvy, officer; Geo. Paulk
James Curtis, r. W. Stout
; judges.
Covey's Store: Sam Knox
officer; Lee Brooks, DR.. Covey,
Bruce Dodds, judges.
9th. Dist. Pickwick: hurry
) Martin, officer; Geo. Atkins, NJ. l.
Crow, S, &. ]}urks, judges.
Hamburg: Robt. Wardlow, Of
Gcer; Dock Childress, o. @. Hagy
Sam Perkins, judges.
18th. Dist. Pittsburg: ID. G
McCuller, officer; DR.. Petty, Bax
ter CantrelI G.. L. Chambers,
Judges.
f Liberty: James Baily, officer
Ed Martin, Jas. Stratton, Sidney
Ledbetter, judges.
Worleys: S. p. Barlow, office
j. V. Worley, John Phillips, NJ
Q j. Duren, judges.
Slh Dist. Sibley: Joe vii
1 liams, officer; j. N. White, VIM
Dodds, Jno. A Davy, judges.
/, Morris Chapel: VIM. Teuton
officer; W. G. Frazier, M. G. Da
: lag, j. II. Malone, judges.
> Hurricane: W.LShirley, officer
d DRIP. Mackey, James Lancaste,
!, N, j Mills, judges
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
Wanted In Savannah.

A few barrels OF lime, for gen.
eral and much needed distribu-
ton. Better streets; little work
by our county guests or some
body else would help wonderful
y. The gullies in the streets
should be filled up, those on the
sides cleaned out. At slight cost
our streets could be made more
attractive to look at and more
comfortable to ride over.
Wanted! Some one fully up on
the subject TO construct III Main
Street a prize ring with raised
seats round it, so that all can see
each fight without crowding.
Sometimes drunken worthless
toughs want 10 fight, again half
grown boys or even clever young
men, but in ever case we all want
to see the edifying enjoyment,
then too, space should be reserv-
ed for bull dogs, big and little to
rest in comfort while getting
"pointers."
Wanted! A few more fools
with pistols to disturb at nights
the decent people of the town.
The ranks of this brave and no.
BILE band Of pistol toaters" is
about full blt few more might
get in. There is a tradition that
long years ago, inspite of the diff
iiculties Of such work, an officer
arrested a fellow for this sort OF
thing and they say even that a
fine was imposed, this however
sounds too good even to have
been true.
Wanted A public sentiment
that will decrease the number Of
jugs of whisky handled here from
the still, or left here by the boats
OF course only two men have
been killed here within niut
months from this cause, and it il
net every week we hear Of sever
al halfgrown boys being drunk
to say nothing Of the regular sols
so perhaps we are sufficiently so
Der, and don't need any reform OF
this line.
Wanted! A few more men o
progressive ideas and public spir
it to push forward every go0I
cause. Men who are ready ant
glad to bear their part of tn
work and expense necessary t
improve the town. Every tow
ia unfortunate enough to have
few men wiling to "dead-head,
leaving others to foot the cost c
things for the public good. w
too, have few of this sort An
: we don't need any more; in fac
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
Land Sale.

By virtue of venditioni exponas is
sued to me by the Circuit Court of
Hardin County, Tenn, in the case of
VIM. Dodds & Co., VS.. Charley Will
liams, | will sell at the court house
door in Savannah to the highest bidder
at public cutlery, for cash, on Monday
the Bird day of September 1900, tract
Of land in 10Th district of said county,
containing 99-1G0 acres, as the prop
erty of said Charley Williams, fully
described in deed to him from P. j..
Montgomery, registered in Deed Book
"A A" pages l37 and 13S, Registers
Office of Hardin County, Tenn, to
which reference is here made. Sale
to satisfy judgement in favor of VIM.
Dodds q Co. This July 18th 1900.
r. j. SAWYER, Sheriff.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
we don't need those we have al

we don't need those we have al
ready,
Wanted! More people to feel
and show a deep, pnselfsh and
growing interest in the school
and the churches of the town.
The man who is indifferent to Ell
Their, or whose interest is only
shown by talk, is bindrance to
those who are trying 10 do some
thing. We have indicated above
a few of our faults, will you help
to improve the situation!
80 would some Power the giftie gle
us
To see ourselves us others see us!
Ii would from monte blunder free us,
And foolish notion
MAN ROUND TOWN.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

T. D. Srygley, who will be re-
membered by many here, died at
his home in Donelson Station,
Aug. /, 1900. He leaves q wife
and five children. Mr.. Srygley's
first wife was sister Of w. b..
Parkhill, of near town.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24
Business Change.

Carter Bros. liverymen, have
sold out their livery business to
Mesers, Frank Mcdonald and
win Nolan, he change taking
effect last Saturday morning
The new firm will continue bnsi-
ness at the old stand. They ere
hustlers. and we bespeak for
them a liberal share of the livery
trade Of Savannah.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

The man who will lie to excite
prejudice against a fellow man, by
publicly denouncing his bust.
ness, is not a good citizen, and is
a small factor in community.
The campaign speaker, repres-
enting either party, who is
prompted TO denOunce the Cour.
Ter as a "dirty, lying political
sheet,' does it from envy, and
would destroy the patronage Of
the paper if he could. The editor
of this paper is a Democrat, but
the policy of paper, politically, is
neutral, it being our aim to give
the readers, representing all
parties, a live newsy paper so
weeks in the year-a paper deal.
ing with actual news happenings
Of the town and country, free
from politics, The fair minded
honest unprejudiced reader
knows that the policy of the pa
per has been conducted along
strictly neutral lines politically,
let the campaign speaker say
what he pleases to the contrary.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Wess Grissom, COL, a lumber
hauler, while coming down the
Ross hill Friday afternoon with
load of lumber, he was thrown
from the wagon, and the weight
of two wheels passed over one
of his legs, MASKING and break
ing it SO badly that tits likely it
will have to be amputated.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Little Charlie Ohurchwell, while
holding his fathers horse Monday
evening with the bride reins run.
ing through between a guttering
pipe and the walls of the house,
the horse made a jerk Of the
reins bringing his right.middle
finger in contact with a sharp
piece of tin of the pipe cuttisg il
off at the first joint. We regret
the little fellows painful accident.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Hon. ID. A. McDougal went to
Gravelly Hill, McNairy county
> last Friday, where he heard Hon.
I. W. Sims speak to a large
crowd of McNarians. A big bar
bacue was a drawing card for the
occasion, and the people were
there from all parts Of the comfy
and were "whooping it" for Sims,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Guss Thomas made another es.
cape from the .penitentiary one
day last week enjoyin g
about thirty minutes freedom,
when he WAS recaptured.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Rev. Will II. Montague, of
Henderson, Tenn, for The past
week. has been the guest of DR..
Il. b. Walker and family and 9th.
er relatives in the city. He is a
nephew of Mrs. Walker.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

The Courier subscription list
is growing and expanding. At
present the paper is mailed to
more people in the county than
at any time in its history. It can
boast of a foreign list that goes
up into the hundreds. The peo-
pie know a good thing when they
see it.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-08-24

Mr.. Martin Haggard, of near
town, lost good mich COW last
Tuesday from eating sugar cane
blooms, and came very near los
ing the second one from the same
cause the same day. He says
the COW died in a short time after
eating the blooms.