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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Joe Lincoln. IA the Saturday Evening
Post
on. Hs Christmas Eve. and moonlight
and the Christmas air De- chill
And tho frosty Christmas holly shines
and sparkics on the hin.
And the Christmas sleirh bells jingle. and
thc Christmas laughter rings.
As the last stray shoppers hurry. takin
home the Christmas things.
And up yonder in the attic there's a little
trundlc bed
Where there's Christmas dreams a-dancln'
through a sleepy. curly head.
And ifs Merry Christmas" Mary. once
aeln Ter me- and you.
with the Utuc fclcr's stockin' hangin'
up beside the fine.
'Tfsn't silk. that little stockn' and e.
isn't much fer show.
And the darua are pretty plenty round
about the heel ana toe.
And SIS colors kinder faded, ana its
sortcr worn and old.
But it REILLY ls surprisin' what a lot Of
love twill hold;
And the little hand that hang Il by the
chImbly there along
Has a grip upon our heartstrincs that Is
mighty firm and strong,
So old SANITY don't forgit II. though u Isn't
nnc and now
mat u,ain little worsted siockln' hanrin'
up beside the nue.
And the CROPS may fail ana leave us
with our plans all gone ter smash.
Ana the mortgngc may hang heavy. aud
tho bills use up the cash,
But whenever comes the season. jest 81.
longs we've got a dime.
Thera'u be sonethin' ia thar stockin'-
won't there. Mary EVERY time
And ~. ia amongst our sunshine there's
a shower er two Of rain
why. we'll face it hravely smllin. and
we'll cry not ter complain
Long as Christmas comes and finds a.
here together. me and you
with the little feilers atockin haneln'
up beside The aua-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

There seems 20 be absolutely no iimi.
20 me GROUNDS tor peus.on claims. \
Mish.a.n man BE- CRYING 60 GEL me rn.-
tel sat.s 20 rhc him q pension tor iH-
Iuries Do we'd os ogeen-r ot tAe
c.vu Nar before as vls born. lls
brother asnty yar oiler taan a.m, ~
was 81 soldier iu "a Michigan regiment
Afer aa important erels. ment DO va
reported caat th.s urorer hal been Ni'l-
ed THO repor, snerW ards proved false
ft served however. 90 severely shoek h.s
mo.Gc- who shortly thereafter save h.r.a
20 a child. tHe Petitioner and Dee was
born .rprlc He claims that enc war
ara t.e o., 20 the roecrum GO Goa report
Ing BITS brother deid are responsible for
me uares which have made h.' life
ourdcarame. Ordinarily one might sup
pose tti. Congress would halk ~ allow.
lrg pensions Cor prenatal Influence. bus
it S. extremely dimcuit 90 foreteil What
q Republican Congress viii do when 8. S
case o., pension The word pension
is practically an open sesame" Co the
pubi.e treasury.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

the usual hose-reel and an electric nre-
pump Of an entirely new type. CONSISTING
OF a metallic tank % 100 gallons capacIt,
mounted on an automobile carriage. utf6
pump hose and nozzle. Tho apparntu.
Tor pumpin the water IS operated by tra
same motor which drives the engine
which. on arrival "a the IRE. Is switched
on 80 she pump. thus serving "a double
purpose The hose Is wound on a cvi.n.
drlcal reel so fixed that on arriving AZ
a fire. tho stream is Immediately available
ana the capacity Of the tank b. exhausted
while the hose from the hose-csrt is heinz
attached 90 the water main. The engine
weighs In running order with its crew
and a FUN tank. q trife over three tons
The apparatus on both engine and hos
wagon s. so constructed that part OF the
energy generated may be used for tha
lighting Of arc and incandescent lamps
during night fires. The third vehicle is an
electrical ladder This IS mounted upou
low truck upon which tho large ladder
used by the department s. hoisted almost
horizontally by means Of an inclined plano.
to the perpendicular. che weight OF the
apparatus. including It's crew. being over
four tons and a half or the heaviest %
all the fire machinery 20 which mechanical
propulsion has been applied
Among my flvorite insects. writes
Charles b. Bennett in ST. Nicholas. are
the common social wasps. especially those
that DO not make any covering over their
nests one reason is because I like 10
study Insects Ia their wih state. and the
social wasps are almost the only active
insects that can be kept and yet remain
entirely free By carefully bringing a
nest with an The wasps on n. to good
place for observation, as just outside %
"a window which IS seldom opened, ths
habits Of the wasps can b. easily watched
without combining these Insects az aA
And there We may watch them without
any danger Of getting stung. The wasps
tnat do not make any covering over their
nests are prcfera BILE TO those that do. De-
cause then We can see - much more q
their habits. then. In fact. all OF theiF
domestic habits can be easily seen. which
II not the case with most insects wast.s
also have tho advantage OF not being rare,
so that generally 70 IS not hard 20 gro.
cure q nest OF some kind: and II Il should
not happen % he jus, the kind spoken of
here. viii b. all the more interesting
Tor different ones 20 tell about the his.
tory OF the different wasps when & comes
TO next autumn. And IL any one should
fan IN love with these bold and truly
very interesting little ueiRhbors OF ours.
% may be a satisfaction FOR him to know
that these little insects are our helpers.
even n they do not like 20 taste fruits,
FOR every year the different kinds II
wasps make deadly war on the trouble
some nies and on the destructive cater
I pillars. besides on many other insects THAI
annoy tho farmers. and gardeners. and IA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Durlug his sccond successful campaign
on the Republican ticket for Governor Of
Michigan the iato John J. Bagley spoke
ore evening ne Kalamazoo says Har-
pars Magazine. fle was good business
man. but "a Door pubul speaker. Al the
beginning OF his remarks on fhis occa sion
hc alluded frankly To Dis lack OF oratori-
cal SITS. After he had finished a man
y and said.
Governor. I have been a lifelong Dem
ocrat bur at the coming election I shall
vote FOR YOU"
Thank you." replied the Governor.
much grauhed MAY I ask the pariic-
uiar reason for YOUR change
because You are The FIRST speaker on
either side in this campaign that have
heard tell the truth. You said when you
began that YOU couldn't make much OF q
speech and hy links vou cane"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
Emntr Me--nrr..

I'm afraid Llmpy. vel have 70 pro
test 70 our member Of Congress" salh the
tramp. according 90 enc Cleveland plain
Dealer
"Waf fcr Weary
sCause thls here reduction % war
taxes amt t-eoln 40 beuent us nickel s.
worth Are We goln' Co feel any easier
in pocket cause they've decided 10 take
thc stamp tax OF D. bank ,hecksf.'
What IS bank check Weary
That's b. That's wot los 81 us viii be
askti-. An thtn there's thc reduced tax
on beer. a. that gala' Co benefit the noble
army o tomato can r'lshcrsf don't snink
d. Remind me 10 write "a Sen tor Han
ncr tomorrow moruIn'. Limpy. au' ask
him - De ulu't eoln' 20 go somcthln'
for the common people pretty soon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Tn, VIII OF the late olny Arnold o.
Pawwakc, p bequeathes $ % 90 Tufts
College. ana smaller sums 10 large mum
her of reus.ols and philautaeopi, insfitu-
tons
-Goyemor-elrct Yates Of Illinois has
been 20 overwhelmed by callers since
election that be mas been forced to an
1o4uce tsat ~ will receive visitors oniy
% fhe afternoon.
-pr Kauu. % Vienna. the latest
Arctic explorer. r. also tho youngest.
De b. oniy > years 81 age. but two years
$50 took bis dogree tn philosophy math-
omatln and pAyscs - The University ~
Vienna. and won the Emperor travel
ug scholarship
-'It was a happy afternoon IN 1885 "
Says The King when fame found Will
lam Court Gully hard a. work. surrounded
by briefs, ia the top room Of the House OF
Commons library He had never spoken
in re House Nobody know him. TWO
stories are told w Ills selection as can
didate Tor tho chair SIR. Iabouchere. #
is said. nominated him as a joke. Lord
Hers1heil. che other story goes. suggest
ed Mr. Gully % Iona KOseDery wnen ev.
cry other sugrc ton has failed Eithei
or neither may be- true But certain 90 Is
that Mr. Gully was unknown 10 nine.
teuths ~ the House. 'GuilyT Gully ?
ur Balfour is said 20 have asked. is the
gentleman a member OF this House, FOL
once. even Nir. Rlliours ignorance may
b. excused. Mt Gully had been too busy
wi'h bis briefs 90 care much Tor th'
snowy side Of pouues ana while othe
men had been talking he had been pursu
INK brilliant legal career. cut short Dos
AIr LHbouchere.s joke-or whatever Z
may have been. A. q was. Instead o.
/ The woolsaek Mr. Gully took tho chair
and the House has forgotten the unseen
/ IS wrangie which took place over III
] efrrtIOr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
"a PAGES.
NDEI 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetines-Post A. Georgia Division.
Travellers Protective Association o.
America: Myrtle Lodge. No. s. X. OF p.
Military Orders-F1rst Battallon Heavy
ARTILLERY. q. s. r.
Special Christmas Trees. Rob
srt Remler. Pea Furniture. David ozark.
Nice Present for = IAttlo Giri Cornveli
6Chipmau. suwanee SPRINGS Water. Ap-
Iaeciated Presents. DR. 81. schwso &
Son: A Nice preaeu< FOR "A Gentleman or
Lady. Cornweu q Chapman. Discount on
Hectrio Supple After Jan T. Electric sup
ply Company. Paints ANA House Painting.
Savannah Building supply Company. Sa-
sAnnah Preparatory School snip Notice
W. NJ. Wilson. Agent, Conslgnee. Display
of Vegetable. James J Joyce; Notice 20
the Pubic as % Keeping open. l.. p.
Masters. Clerk. the Place so Buy Your
Christmas Goods Monday. {. a. Dray-
ton Company.
Railroad Schedules. r q / OF Hone
~. ana G. and S. Ry.
We Extend the Christmas Greetings
walsh & Meyer.
The Great Drain Upon Our stock-Theus
Bros.
Business Notices sloats Vegetable Bit
tiers. Big Bicycle Presents. Daniel A. Hol-
land. Franklin Cigars.
Boys and Girls wheels-T. A. Bryson.
We Suggest Neckwcar. House Goats,
Etc.-Tho metropolitan Clothing Company
Get Prepared for the Christmas Holl-
days-Byck Bros
Eat well-Christmas and BE Merry.
The Eve Of Chrlstmas-B II. Levy &
Bro.
CA Monday Great Slaughter sale-Foye
q Eckstein.
Christmas Onenngs-At Hogan's.
Gifts. Sterling snver-Hun,er & Van
Keiren.
Don't Waste Time-Thomas West s. 90.
Christmas Greeungs-Gustaye Eoks,ein
& CO.
Lauudries-savannah Steam Laundry
y W. laundry.
Turpentine Farm for sale-Manship Co.
Nicholasville. Miller County. Georgia
Amusements- Royal Music Han; Christ
Eiaa Races AZ AE3falefholt iafh
Tomorrow Az Juvenile Wheels Mus: &C
VIM q H. n. baltimore.
Tho Holiday Cift store is Here-Gsorge
W Allen & Co.
Holiday Gifts win Giving Gas Heater
Mutual Caslight CO.
Canvas Hunting Coats. Hats. Etc. FOR
chrLstmas-E3war Isovelrs Sons.
The Pierce Cushion Frame chainless-
r. V. Connerat
Around the Big Christmas Tree Gathei
the Joyous shoppers-Leopold Adler.
Tor me Holiday Table and sideboard-
The g. w. Branch Co.
Confetti FOR Christmas sport-At IN
Bee Hive.
A Merry Christmas 20 All-Gutman's.
Diamouds-stcrnberg & CO.
Tho Eve OF chrisimas-B. II. Levy 4
Bro
cooking on-wesson's odorless COOKING
OH.
Beaf-Iaebig's Extract Of Beef.
-isdical-Peruna. r. r. r.: DR. Hatha
way Company; Worlds Dispensary Prep
aratlons: Hoods sarsapanlla; Munyon'
Remedies.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Hel
Wanted: Employment wansed. For Rent
For sale: Lost: Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
rhc Kai.cr'- Joke on the Countess.

The KnIscr'~ Joke on the Countess.
An exceptionally sood story which has
tho advantage OF being true. Is now Tour
correspondent tells us. SAYS tho. London
Ncwo circulating in parliamentary quar-
ters in Berlin when the Emperor VIII
liam informed Herr Won Buciow al Ham
burg that be was now Imperial Chanccl-
Tor Herr Won Hnclow naturally expressed
his delight. and perhaps ne really was
delighted. But all az once he seemed to
boz considering about something. and the
Emperor perceiying this. said. what IS
the matter now. BuclowT" The latter an
swered that hc had just CHANGED 10 think
of his wife She had nothing against tho
Chancellor HIP. hut "a great dcal against
tho Chancellor palace. FOR while her
present home WIS q regular little iewe.
box the great cleaning down in the
Chancellor palace would not be- complct-
ca before this time twelve months. GIVE
my greetings 10 the Counties" Ills Ma
iostv replied jocularly, land tell her ]
would contribute my par. toward he
cleaning down" Herr Won Buelow may
prrhaps have hoped that the Emperor
would see that the palace was thorough
liz renovated. ~ So be- was mistaken.
4 few days later "A very bulky parcel was
left a. tine Countess Won Buelow's by tho
Emperor orders. It contained a hun
drodwcight Of SOAP the promised contn-
button toward the great cleaning down.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

speaklne OF his proposed Newspaper
yer,rre 10 a reporter tho other day Mr.
prvan said. Il suppose ] shall have TO
do a part o. the mechanical work myself
win ,oln the local typographical union.
and that will enable me 20 do so much OF
ne work a. may az my fancy Visiting
delegations 10 the Office Of tho sage %
Lincoln. therefore, need not be surprised
Il they should find him rolling" the
forms. or working the lever Of the Wash
lngton hand press. or making W the mail
Isl on publication days.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

a unique remedy for hlccoughs was
found effective 10 Geneva. y. y. the 9TH
or day. A man had been hiccoughing Tor
three DAYS, ard Il WAS believed by the
doctors that he must die from exhaus-
ton unless he was shortly relieved. ANY
number OF remedies had been tried. with
out avail Finally one OF the doctors
present presented the man with cigar.
lie bit of the end o. it ard applied a
match, and from tue arsl pun he never
slccoughcd again
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Omciai returns OF the November cleo
ton are now an In. No difference S.
shown 10 the stumbling OF the electoral
college from that announced The morning
after the election. namely. 2e2 votes for
Mckinley and i55 for Bryan. The figures
OF the popular vote are interesting. They
show that Mckinley received a total OF
7.aLG7 votes. Bryan e515ss3. vNooney
,ProJ 81 1858. Barker popl 5oia2. Dcbs
$50 Dem.) o. 1859. and Malioney $50. Lab)
gga0. McKinleys plurality over Bryan
Was sss.ss4. and hts rnS>riiy over an $50. .
o5s Il IS interesting 70 note that tho
popuust ticket. concerning which con-
siderable amount OF fuss was made. poll
ed the smallest vote Of any Of The "aiso
rams" The only state ia which Barker.
she Populist candidate showed any
strength AZ ALI was Texas, where he soI
ASA yoteA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

The indications for Georgia to-day arc
for showers. with brisk to high easterly
winds: and Tor Eastern Florida partly
cloudy weather. probably showers; fresh
east 90 south winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Having az last broken silence. ex-Presi'
dent Cleveland seem 20 be making up foi
lost time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

II the Chinese were Beers. thcrr
wouldn't be 20 much red tape ana delay
az Pokin. As matter Of fact there
wouldn't. ia all likelihood. be any foreign
ministers and soldiers Ia the capital
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
New Steamboat for Sale

The GERTRUDE DUDLEY length %
feet. draf, feet. Roberts boiler. compound
engines built last spring. large cabins on
lower and upper deck. wen appointed ana
speedy. WIN be sold At foot OF Main
street Jacksonville Fla, on Moua"Y
Dec. g. by special master. for debt JUST
the boat for mail ana passenger route
FLORIDA HARDWARE CO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Indianapolis Und) News Dem)
says; Congress IS proposing to create one
industry hy passing the ship-subsidy bin
ana To destroy another one by passing
she oicomargdrlnc hil, Why would IL
not be- a good idea for our statesmen 20
leave private Industries 20 themselves and
devote their attention 40 legislation that
Is clearly for the benefit OF all CLASSES?
We have Ga the last five years fought two
national campaigns against class feeling
and scctionallsm. and In both OF them che
people stood splcndidly for the principle
OF national unity and solidarity. The Re-
publican party ought to have got such
an inspiration from those two struggles
as would make IL impossible for d 20 be-
come the party OF a section or a class"
The Nashville American Dem) says.
''rhe Democratic party must get out OF
this one-man idea. Tho rank and file
must have a chance again. as Mr.. Glove
land says Every Democrat in che party
must be free 90 express his opinions, and
must not be- ostracfscd because be does
not accept every plank in his party's PLATE
form. Randall OF Pennsylvania was an
ayowed protcctionist but be continued a
Democrat all hts llfc. Difference OF opin-
ION on economic eANlHNAN NN1WAA NNA re-
suit in Punishment from the party Mr.
Clevclands words deserve 10 be written
IN letters OF light. Give the rank and file
a chance "
The Philadelphia Record Dcm) says:
"A resolution in the Cuban Constitution
al Convention proposes 20 indemnify the
American people for their expenditures IN
securing sho independence OF Cuba. This
i an evidence Of gratitude. at least on
the part Of tho Cuban patriots; but they
may be somewhat premature with their
resolution In the estimation OF Senator
Bcverlage % Indiana and other spokes-
men Of the admins ration the United
states could only obtain adequate com
pensatlon by auucxing the island.
The Galveston News Dem) has this
comment: "Mr. Cleveland says the De-
mocracy should get back 20 Clevelaudism.
Sir. y Sterling Morton says % should
steal aii tine Republican policies. while
Nr. Hoke smith wants any old platform
that viii prove winner. Il g. easy now
10 understand what Julius Caesar was
striking az when ne said AL Gaul u d.
s1dcd into three parts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12
We Have Not Heard
r r DEv O. m Nos II8 and 100

large assortment OF mems and aides
felt shoes. mullihers and slippers,
ranging In price from G5 cents to 81. 25.
Don't fail to examine them before you
buy. c. Mays Popular Priced Shoe
Store. 2Os West Railroad avenue
Call for the White knight
Just arrived-Octooer shapes In stet-
sons stin hats. Il. L. w-shburn.
For Rent-House Of Ave rooms, near
railroad. $40 a month. w. C.. Leonard.
wanted-For light housekeeping, two
furnished rooms Address II. H., this
office.
CAN at ]. L. Bell n Co. for coal oil,
twenty-five cents per gallon: Ave gal
Ions, s1.2O.
The celebrated Brunswick ten cent
clgar-the prize wlnnor-at Flesher &
Rosenwald's.
The ladies Of the Degree of Honor
viii give one OF their delightful dances
on October II.
Ladies' trimmed street hats, so, So,
si.OO. sl.25. Sl.35. $3.50. si.65. si.75 and
81 20 each at The Racket.
For Rent-Elegant furnished rooms,
steam heat and bath, with hrst-class
board. at the asa de orc.
All families should have a fountain
syringe. You can get the best at j..
H.. o'Reilly q Co.'S drug store.
c. A. Grahde. sOs North broadway.
dine liq .Ors an ! cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnished ooms for rent.
When in wan of Job printing. box
hiding, etc. remember The Citizen
as the most complete OUTFIT In the
erStory.
Smyrna and Administer rugs; big
shipment just received; new goods.
good styles. standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant buiiiIsg.
The Mosquitoes Parade" Hearts
Are Trumps," and the Ben Hur"
W~altzes-three for a dollar. For sale
at the Whitson Music comnay.
Gentlemen! Now Is the time to place
your order. Our clothing pleases and
the prices talk. Nettleton Tailoring
agency, 2l5 south Second street.
NJ. X. Parramore, music teacher. Is
prepared to furnish music for all occa-
s!ons. Dances a specially. Call or
address asa west Silver avenue
a grand Halloween ball viii be CIV
en- at Neher's opera house, Tuesday
evening, october 80. by the @. l. A. OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
reers. Tickets. admitting gentleman
and ladies', 800.
\ grand Halloween ball viii be held
at Neher's opera house on Thursday
evening, october 80, TO be given by the
ladies OF g.. /. A. Brotherhood OF Lo-
comotive Engineers. Tickets. 81. ad-
hitting gentleman and ladies'.
At the reception given at the Baptist
church this evening little e~ight-year-
old Ruth Donahue viii play a violin
solo, There will also be a violin duet
by two OF Miss Valck's pupils, Ruth
Donahue and Blanche McCllntock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12
The Coming Marriage.

Cards are u announcing the mar
riage Of oryille Arthur Matson to Miss
Ethel Lorena Fox. which happy event
will take place on Thursday. October
25th, at the residence OF the prospective
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Il.
Fox. Both parties interested In the APP
preaching elimination OF this happy
courtship are well known young socie-
~ people Of Albuquerque-Mr, Matson
being a prosperous Railroad avenue
business gentleman. and Miss Fox the
popular daughter OF one OF Albuquer-
que's jewelry merchants, and The Cit
izen Will reserve itself for a more ex-
tended notice when the pastor has said
the words joining them In the holy
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12
THAT JOYFUL FEELING

With the exhilirating sense OF renew
ed health and strength and Internal
cleanliness. which follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, Is unknown to the few
who have o progressed beyond the
old-time medicines and the cheap sub
stitutes some times offered but never
accepted by the well-informed. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Calitor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12

The marriage of Joseph w. Hilton,
as announced In The Citizen yesterday
afternoon, took place at the parsonage
OF the Presbyterian church last night
at 6 o'clock, the happy bride being Miss
Agnes NJ. Chester. Of Boston, Mass.
After the ceremony, which RAJ per-
formed by Rev. Beattie. the bridal
couple and friends repaired to the Ho-
tel Highland, where an elegant sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
left this morning for Socorro, and from
there they continued to Magdalena,
where Mr.. Hilton is in business.
FALL BULBS.
Now ready, Hyaoinths, Narcissus, Etc.
IVES, n FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12
Rdppe for Bs.
CIIY Jews.
white Knight 8 cent cigar.

White Knight 8 cent cigar.
The Brunswick ten cent cigar at
Flesher 4 Rosenwald's.
Lap robes from 30 cents each and W
at Albert Faber's. Grant building.
Received at The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
creations in black silk skirts. Can and
see them.
Take your next prescription 10 Mat
hews. / VIII be prepared aa YOU doe
tor wants II.
Prescriptions prepared at Mathews
Pure Drug Pharmacy" by graduate
pharmacists only.
Cold weather is coming on and you
want some warm ana comfortable
house shoes. We have ius1 received a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12

bonds OF wedlock. However. this paper
extends congratulations In advance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-12

Coal oil. five gallons. ,l.2O. Call at J.
l., Bell a. Co.