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The Death of Garcia
by William o. Stoddard. :
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William o. Stoddard's latest book, run
ming the Cuban Blockade" published by
Herbert 8. Stone & Co, Chicago, is a
story for boys, dealing with the exciting
times in Cuban history just before the
breaking out OF war between Spain and
the United States. Tom Rutledge, a bright
American boy. goes with filibustering ex-
petition to Cuba, that he may bring back
with him important dispatches for friends
OF the Cuban cause In this country. With
him on the voyage is Col. Garcia, of the
Cuban army, and just after the landing of
the expedition the portion OF the Cuban
army under Garcia and Gomez is attacked
by the Spaniards. The following extract
from the book tells the story Of that battle,
and OF the death of Col. Garcia:
1.-THE next morRtng sun did not dawn
i upon Tom Rutledge at all. He was
awakened by a shake of strong hand
upon his shoulder, and he stood up at
once, for he had neither undressed nor
gone to bed. He had slept well, how
ever, upon heap of gray moss and a
blanket.
Good morningi" he exclaimed.
4 Col. Garcia, has anything happened P'
Nothing but breakfast" replied the
colonel, laughing. I'VE are all safe
in here. You'll soon have some friends
Z to talk with. Come"
Tom paused for moment to look
around him.
1--WE came here through the woods
by torch light" he said to himself
"Au 1 could do then was to lie down.
Oh, but wasn't tiredi Why, the wa
! ter comes away on into the caverni"
Y So it did, long, narrow sheet of it,
ripping gently as it arose and fell
along its sandy edges. The cavern was
long and wide rather than high. It's
gloom was diminished partly by light
that was diffused through low rugged
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He-L always take pains to deny the
statement that women can't throw
straight.
She-That is noble of you, my dear.
He-Yes; L have to remember with
what accurate and effective aim Won
threw yourself az Cne.-Chicago Rec
ord
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In Confidence.

Old Friend-You should always take
your wife into your confidence. Wom-
en- appreciate that sort of thing.
r.
DE Broker-Oh. l do that; that Is,
In part.
Old Friend-You tell her Of your
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De Broker-Um-I always tell her
OF my losses.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Attorney-at-Law aud Notary PubIFs.
Abstract OF Title Ofhse. ritles Ia
property carefully examined. So cia
attention given to suits and other mat-
ters in relation to props rty
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Across the FootIixb,..

The singer his voice failed to gauge,
And the audience went frantic with raure
But the singer had grit
And kept on until hit
BY cabbage and knocked of the stauge
Chicago Daily News
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Mr.. DeStyles live

TailoFs Boy-Does Mr.. DeStyles live
here?
Landlady-Yes.
Tailor's Boy-Well, here's a pair of
new trousers for him.
Jandlady-Ioull have to bring them
around next week. He's very sick and
the doctor insists on our keeping ev-
erything quiet.-Chicago Daily News.
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Winks-Your little wife is a veritable
ray of sunshine. -
Minks-Indeed she rs. She BELIEVE.
everything tell bern, Y. Weekly.
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Though love may make the world 90 round
Our duty tits to speak;
1t won't repeat the miracle
With Cholly's ten per week
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IN THE FRONT RANK.
SECURITY, INDUSTRIAL MI
TUAL AID SoclRrY

Has been c great benen ito their
sick members, also their death bene.
tshsve helped May
Hustling and polite agents wanted
Masonic Hall, Sill East Clay 81.
WIZ. Isaac JOHNSON, President,
j. K. JONES, Vice. President,
b. 2. VANDERvALL, Secretary,
Z. T, JENKINS, Treasurer,
OSCAR N. Blown MANAGER
Deacon Thos. Christian is quite
sick &C his home, 10c6 N. 18th st.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

days we contract TO provide the toilet
with or without furnishings. That means
with or without the gloves shoes, hose,
hat parasol hair ornament, handkerchief
and fan or whatever is necessary 20 make
II a rounded out costume. Usually with
ball dresses we supply the slippers and
isle or silk stockings, and the smartest
biz of smartness just now is steel grey
lace kid slippers embroidered on the toes
in grey chenille and steel or Jet beads
Grey silk hose go with these, and they
are peppered over with black chenille dots
and steel points.
Just as new but not yet quite so pop
uIar are absolutely moderated dancing
sandals of black or white panne worn
with very gay hosiery. For example,
with one pair of black panne shoes / sent
a palr Of white Isle hose having won
drous broad zig-zag line embroidered IN
black directly down the front Of the leg
with pair OF white slippers sold pure
Irish green silk hose, deliberately OPEN
worked w the front OF the ankle to show
the pale pink of the dainty foot beneath. 4"
At this juncture there was violent
ringing at the telephone in the dressmak-
ar,s sanctum and voice in squeaky but
neremptory tones vibrating through the
receiver. sent the mistress OF the robes
off in a hurry TO less congenial tasks than
the tale OF her trlumphs in the designing
and execution OF mastery frocks.
--.Mary Dean.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

lght wool goods that has been in vogue
these three months in Paris, and the
weave of the goods is said to be just the
same as that OF she stuff of which
fashionable Roman ladies made their
costumes In the days when Mines was a
Roman city. The dress of which / speak
is going to a lakeside resort not far from
Chicago, and 1t will be used for going to
call and 10 teas in a smart automobile.
AS you see, the effect aimed at is the
ever popular princess mode, and this
broad, horizontal tucking on the skirt
and waist is the latest popularity for
slim, well figured women. Down the
front from throat to toes the continuous
panel is outlined by bands of heavy
cream gulpure on the wool, and hand
some wheels of guipure set at intervals
down the center of the panel harmonize
with the lace effect, repeated in epaulettes
on the collar and at the cuffs. The one
touch of color Is a strap and bow of pastel
yellow taffeta at the waist line. II l do
say it myself. that is quite perfect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

suit. and I have bought to go with II a
pastel yellow silk parasol having a white
handle and a faring pompadour hat Of
pastel yellow straw with a huge cabbage
of white silk at one side,
a Novelty in Mourning.
Here you will see something quite new
this season." continued the modiste with
agreeable garrulity. THE white mourn
ing-only the unmarried women wear 1t
so far, and we don't consider anything but
white etar1ine, crepe, lusterless taffeta,
India lawn, etc, as strictly mourning. and
we trim with dead surface, taffeta ribbon
and white velvet a good deal. One of the
sweetest suits l have made this season
is a pure white etamine trimmed with
quillingsN of white crepe, and the hat was
a white mohair shape, set off with white
crepe folds and bows and a few clusters
of white pearl de jardn roses so arrange
that no foliage showed. A dull white tai
feta parasol and white shoes made this
one of the most becoming and suitable
driving or church dresses / have turned
out of my work-rooms in six months.
New Dancing in FOotgear.
But before you go do let me show you
some Of the newest ideas in dancing foot
gear that have just this week been put
on the market. You know, when we mo-
distes take an order for frock nova
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

and coquettishly finished with sleeves
that drew a few inches beyond the ell
bow and broadened at the end in order
10 give the shirts sleeves the effect OF
an under sleeve. To finish all this Off
went a hat in sailor shape OF stitched
white mohalr with big bow OF dotted
linen in the front. and with righteous
pride the composer of the gown viewed
her handiwork
1--WE got another rather smart little
composition here in white drap de
Mines" she volunteered. THAT is new
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

Flous springtimes, says the dealers in dry
e"os, and the dressmakers corroborate
the assertion. One needle artistic willing
displayed to privileged eyes some Won
urousiy tilmy, fiouncy things that were in
process of packing for forwarding to a
e'oup OF debutantes at New York.
Everybody this season, with just the
necessary number of exceptions 10 prove
me rule" explained the dressmaker, SIS
wearing pure white for morning; pure
white lawn and organdie touched With
OIack panne or velvet ribbon is in the
code fashionable for church going, and oil
ouF smart summer coaching, automobll-
ms and picnic suits are cut from white
french linen or drap de Mines.
Here is study for II o'clock service
VI bright hot Sunday" and there was
Afead forth lovely double fiounced cloud
VI oFgandie made light as soapsuds in as
pect by the vertical insertions of white
.aleneiennes threading the two very full
,a'anoes at intervals of two inches. All
we nuttering daintiness was dropped up
vi foundation OF pure white silk that
eUN~s from Japan, is very crispy. but thin
"iulost as muslin, and is called in the
uaae messme silk, because the girls in the
smart set Of Toxic use 1t as lining for
"elr summer kimonos.
me waist of the organdie was lined
'H SILK only a 8 high as the bust in order
" Jet the fair wearer's white chest and
.noulders shine softly through high col
!" 20 yoke made of alternating bands OF
,uaAsparent goods and lace insertion. A
vs bertha Of organde and lace dropped
eoout the shoulders, and these were lace
suilhned scarfs OF the material waited to
'Ne knees from a knot of black wired
paHhe on the breast. Long, full rucked
,tsandle sleeves and a belt and bow FIN
,omed strap Of panne completed this pretty
Ne' excepting the hat, which was a
, "'ue brimmed affair. made wholly of
NsArd organize, banded broadly with
a. pahne on the crown, which was pill
" with masses of marguerites.
When my lady comes at last
Ifmid and stepping fast
Can you picture anything more sweet
euec ave than this at the church CATER
I-q'Fed the maker OF gowns, "and we
Ye turned out dozens already for the
an purpose, never adopting an involved
fsn' as fancy frocks are not the thing
ao.. church going. What we do do how
al IS to use a good deal OF simple, In
sp.YslVe lace, and TO give the expansive
/, pect TO the foot OF skirts by gathering
c,n ue nounees Just as full az the thread
N pun the goods.
Eor Lake George and Chicago.
VIE, et me show you a most attractive
o,, ,'e mohair suit that is about TO set
w ss lfs's work In the wardrobe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

ol sum- pretty creature at Lake George.
II is what l would call an ideal boating
ana picnic dress" and so it was. With
geometric nicely the skirt was laid from
waist to below the knees in front in tucks
placed close together and of a narrowness
tnat forced them to stand out straight
from the surface OF the goods. The tuck
ing grew shorter az the rear of the jupe
ana mus created full f1ounce-like effect
ABOUT the foot. With this skirt was worn
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

a captivating shirt waist of finest white
linen, relieving with polka dots OF zinc
blue and a collar tie and broad girde of
plain white linen.
over the shirt was drawn a bolero
jacket of tucked mohair bound with a
band of white embroidery about all its
edges garnished with five little bullet
shaped mohair buttons on either side
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Small Wares
Ladies' Ribbed Vests.

Ladies' White Ribbed Vests ........... &c
Ladies' Striped Ribbed Vests ........... &c
Ladies' Pink and Blue Ribbed Vests. .1oc
Ladies' Lisie Thread Ribbed Vests -. .15c
silk Lisie Lscework Vests, soc quality. $50
Children's Ribbed Vests. all sizes. wing
sleeves ",..............."..s.. 70
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

New York, July s.-The woman in white
Is simply ubiquitous, for the sex that
dresses elaborately and thereby makes the
biggest fly wheels of commerce go round
&c about TO deal with weather that gives
her the greatest charm of appearance and
comfort when she is arrayed in swan-like
rstment greater number of yards of
white organdie have been sold for this
.eason's wear than in half dozen pre-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
WHITE MOURNING FOR
UNMARRIED WOMEN,
This Is a Novelty of the Present Season and
These costumes Are Made of White Eta
mine, Crepe, Lusterless Taffeta. Etc.

Eminenhy Smart
Cloth Similar to That Matrons Roman
pre-Grey SILK Hose, Chenille Dot. Worn
with Ufey 1iace hid slippers Most
otgear
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
FANCY GOODS
At SUMMER PRICES.

irish Point squares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Pillow Shams. ready stamped pair. .l9c
Dmbl oidery Cotton In red fast coor,
dozen skeins .................,....... loo
Silkallne, all colors, yard ......-...... ITO
Cotton Ball Fringe, in all different
shades, yard Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Stamped Duck Tray Covers ............1O c
Stamped Duck Bureau Scarfs $50
Linen Center Pieces, large size,
stampen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Sofa Pillow Tops, each ...............I o
Ready Made Sofa Pillows ...........,.2 ESQ
Gold and Silver Paper, Sheet ......, 90
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Hot Weather Goods.

AAOl w CdtuCl OUOOSs
English Long Cloths, IL
yds in piece, and Ell az
worth SITS; per piece Ol.ZJ
Sheets, ready for use, large
enough for double E0o
beds, each. ....... JJU
Yard-wide Bleached Shirt
ing, regular price In
oMc................ JU
Yard-wide Fruit of Loom
Shifting, regular c3n
price 8bc. U4G
Printed Challiss, R,fular "a.
s '. 5:. 81! ss!;s s'. i 's' &C. SIC
Solid Color Black Lawn. IT
Solid Color Blue Lawn. ...I ri
Solid Color Nile Green. nj
Solid Color CrepOnS. .......lU
Solid Color ChallieS. .......UU
4O-inCh White Victoria Lawns, 7lo
regular price t2HC. 2U
Satin Striped India Lawns, I'M
very sheer, i5c quality .IUG
6S-inCh White French Organ. 0no
dies, sold the world =. sv Soc, 1JU
4S-ilCh French NainsOOk 0no
reduced TO-. Jul
Sheer White India Lawn, r.gu. Inn
ular price i5C i. ..IUG
White Corded Pique, and White India
Lawn, satin stripes, regular IN
price t2HC. ..1U
Large size Turkish Bath I'M
Towels, f5c value ...... IUU
54-inCh Half BIeaChed All Linen TN
DamaSk, SOC value ..0UU
SIS DamaSk Napkins, Si.2Sc On
value, dozen JJU
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
10 pieces only $l9.75.

White Enamel baked beds brass trim
with aliron spring; regular price
Golden French Beve Mirror. hand
somely carved, something and stylish three deep
drawers brass trimmed regular price s20 This sale D
Morris Chairs for The with in position
This
nne 40 pounds. a.
ticking, guaranteed. Regular $3.50 This
fin genuine Black Mattress pounds
A. c. A. ticking Regular price $3.50 This Sale .$l2O
Ladies' Willow Rockers. Regular price
Conches any price
Large seat Bedroom Chairs Golden
Regular $125 This sale ..................eso
This limited
Arm Leath Seat
Regular price ......s2S
Wardrobe double doors complete.
and price sl2 So This
Large OF Pictures framed gold
a75. This sale
1o-piece Bedroom Suit, dresser
Mirror, nicely
a rocker towel
- Regular price 5000 This sale psN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Special Bargains.

SOC Ladies Muslin Or
75c Ladies White Mus 400
lin skirts, wide ruffles ~
$3.50 Ladies Duck and Dem
i'm Blazer Suits, to CT o.
close. pI.LJ
s1.OO Ladies Lawn Pique
and Percale Shirt Waists,
White and colored, 1An
one-half price -. JUu
$500 and S2.25 Fine White
Shirt Waists. They CT M
must go. Dl.UU
SOC and 75c Ladies' Colored
Tucked Shirt Waists QEn
reduced to. Wv
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Gentlemen, Keep Cool.

Screven Pattern Drawers ...............6oc
800 Stiff Bosom Shirts. with separate
cuffs, to close ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Balbriggan Underwear. per suit 300
Mems Fine Percale Negligee Shirts,
collars and cuffs attached, guaran-
teed fast colors, perfect hitting, worth
Mems Fine SILK Bosom Negligee Shirts
bosom made from genuine wash silk
with fine cool cambria bodies, in
blues and pinks former price, 81, at. Soc
Mems Fine Cambria Night Shirts. with
fancy trimmed fronts, full lengths
and full bodies. worth 75c, at........... 900
For this week we VIII sell genuine Ma
drss PaJamas, worth $3.50, at ........ csc
Mems genuine Peppereil Jeans Draw
ers, (B V. D. PATTERN, with string
or elastic bottoms, all waist meas
urements and lengths. worth SOC. at. .39c
big lot OF Mems Washable String
and Band Bows, worth &c each. at
10c. for .........'.....''...''..' ''.Zoc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Soaps and Toilet Articles

At prices which prove we
undersell all.
Witchhazel large bottle ................l 100
Bradley's Perfumed Ammonia ......... 100
Menen's Borated Talcum Powder 49,. .13c
Roger &c Calais Rice Powder ...... lie
Roger e. Gafiats Fine Soap ............1 2c
Cradocks Medicated Soap .......... 100
Amoln Powder Observation-Disclosures. .19c
Antiseptic Tooth Powder .........,.. SO
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes .......... $50
Dental Plate Brush for Artificial
iccth -'s..-.-s''.s's .....s.s............6o c
Large Bath sponges ...................a5 go
Hair Brushes a Speciality.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08
Specials 5!

Kid Cambria Rem u
nants, yard. ...... JU
Val Laces, Dozen .l6c
Embroideries, White d
and Colors 1G
100 Umbrellas, for M
Men and Women. JOG
Children's Parasols 0Eo
reduced to. ......ZJE
Black and Colored Velvet
Ribbons, all widths, "a
per yard JU
No. q and 40 Taffeta and
Fan cy r i b BIO $, In
worth 35c. IJG
All-Overs for yokes. cEn
big line. UJU
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08


Ice
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-08

Warmer months are yet
to come. The welfare, pros
perity and comfort of the
family may largely depend
upon the cost and goodness
of furnishings that must be
bought. Come to us for a
saving OF 20 to 40 per cent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-15
HELLO lag.

HELLO 139.
AND the next day it showed.
WAIT for the Walkoxer which is
coming town.
j. A. WEAVER keeps on hand at
all times full supply of elegant home
baked light bread. Send in your or
ders by phone.
SPRING has received another back
set and will probably be content to re-
main in the background until the
proper time comes.
VERY fine sweet potatoes just re-
ceiyed at j. A. Weaver's grocery Pleas
ants street. Five eeats pound. }
REMEBER you can get carpets cut
and matched to suit any size OF room
at Smiths dry goods store, where
You can get them at 25e to 95c per
yard.
BEST apples in town at j. A. Weav-
er's grocery on Peasants streets.
Thirty cents a peck.
MOTHERS bread is enjoyed by every
one and they can have the chance TO
get it at j. A. Weayer's grocery.
THE beautiful Spring a great sur
price party on all of us. No one ex
pected to see snow when they went
to bed last night but the snow came
all right The deepest of the winter
is to be expected.
ONE of the most stylish shoes in
the city, and one that viii wear a
year without breaking is the Soro
sis. At the Up to Date Shoe Store
THE audience out to hear Riddle
last night unite in the opinion that
it was the best he has ever done in
the town To night is the conelud-
ing reading and there ought to be a
very large crowd to hear it.
A FULL line of all kinds of choice
groceries is constantly kept at ]. A
Weayer's grocery.
In a day or so the trouble with the
electric lights will be remedied A
machine has been sent to the shop to
be repaired and and while it was gone
an old one that was being used as a
substitute broke down. This left but
two to run. In consequence many
people have been without lights for
several nights. As soon as the ma
chimes have been fixed up and return
ed it will be all right again.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-15

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IT'S Manager Swisher now He
takes possession of the Opera House
after the first Of April.
THERE is more snow on the ground
to-day than there has been at any
time during the past winter The
snow fall last night and to-day has
not been much short of six inches and
the predictions say we will have more.
The temperature has been about the
freezing point during the day and
while not particularly unpleasantithas
been sloppy under foot The present
furry however can not last very long
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