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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
NEWS OF WEST SIDE

Jas. Nickelsen drove to Lake Wood
on business Thursday.
S.B. McGarvey made a brief business
trip to Boyer Thursday.
G. A. Book, of Ida Grove, made his
friends here a visit Wednesday.
3. q. Mcconnell went to Boone We'd
nesday for a brief visit with friends.
Messrs. g, G. Vail, J. Duffy, and H.
Hoffman, of Vail, were in town Thurs
day.
Peter Schwitzer is building a neat
porch on the east side of Mrs. NJ. j.
Hannah's residence.
Sheriff Nestle, of Carroll, accompanied
by Otto Mohr, of Arcadia, were in town
Tuesday on official business.
Joe Fulton, of Boone, arrived in town
Tuesday to visit with friends and to at
tend the poverty 'tsoshul' Wednesday
evening.
We understand that Henry Rohwer
has purchased the eighty acre tract of
land adjoining the town on the south;
consideration $65 per acre.
John Lucy left Wednesday for De
Witt, Iowa, to be present at the funer-
al of his sister, who died Tuesday at
her home in Davenport, and was taken
to Dewitt for burial.
! Hon. Hugh Langan returned Tues
day from Centerville, S. D. where he
was. called on account of the serious
illness of his brothers Oldest boy, but
who is now much better.
The prolonged absence from his home
in this city Of Mr.. Henry G. Roock,
travelling salesman for j. r. Snyder, of
Omaha, is causing his relatives and
friends much uneasiness. 1t is feared
that some serious mishap has befallen
him. q. A. Boock, Of Ida Grove and
John It. Grote are no investigating
the matter.
The l4th anniversary of the birth of
Master II. Jude Gary was pleasantly
commemorated Tuesday evening by the
assembling of a large number of his
young friends at his home. Master
frankie is a favorite among his associ-
ates and he sustained his reputation as
such in entertaining his guests in the
most exquisite anner
Otto Pound was the victim of a pain
full accident Thursday evening. Nhen
about two miles south of town the
horse he was riding slipped and fell on
his left leg, breaking the large bone
near the ankle joint, Chas Bauer hap
pening along about the time of the ac-
cident, brought the injured man ,
town and under the skiliful treatment
of DR.. G l., Patterson the broken limb
was soon set.
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New Towns on the milwaukee Road
In Charles Mix County. S. %.

"' OON'yS ~ "
Grand opening sales of lots will take
place at Amour So. Dakota. as follows:
For Geddes, Wednesday March 2lst.
Fer Platte, Thursday, March 22d.
For Wagner, Friday, March 23d.
These towns are located on a projected
line of the Chicago, Milwaukee s. St.
Paul Railway through Bon Homme and
Charles Mix Counties, S. D., extending
from Yankton Tyndal and west to the
Platte River. Geddes, 10 miles east,of
Platte is the proposed site for county
seat and located in the Pease Valley
where no crop failure was ever known.
Twenty.eight miles east of Geddes is
the toWnsite of Wagner, ne ar the eel
brated Wagner's Ranch.
BE sure to attend these opening sales
and procure choice locations in these
future cities. Round trip tickets at Elk
cursion Rates for sale Apply to nearest
Ticket Agent. For further information
relative to said towns write to Land
Department. G NJ & st. p. Rv. "a.
Milwaukee, Wis Or to II r Hunter.
immigration Agent, G. M q ST.. p Ry.
Co., Chicago Ill. 2O2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
BUCK GROVE ITEMS

Albert Anderson was at Arion Wed
,nesday.
j. O.. Pettis of near Deflancs was a
business visitor Friday.
Pat Heffernan of near Arion was a
business visitor this week.
Ben Fodderberg of Denison vas out
this way M day this week.
Guy Blackman has moved to tile
Paulson farm north of Arion.
Drs. Carr and Evans of Dow City and
and Arion were in town this week.
Frank Getty who. has been in Utah
for some time has returned home.
w. c. johnson of Charter Oak was
down this way on business this week.
Mike Greder, one of u N. w. A,
boys, is quite sick at his home east Of
town.
Geo. Deiber's children, who have
been quite sick, are some better at
present.
Minnie Town and Lena Weiss have
closed successful terms of school in
this township.
Quite a few of Pearl Bonney's Young
friends gave her a surprise party a. her
home recently.
S. d. Town, S. NJ. Thew, %. Siege
man, r. w. Brownlee ana Jas. Rood
all prominent farmers, were IN town
this week.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL,

ID. b. Hoffman was a West Side Wis.
itor Thursday.
Chas. Smutney was a Denison visitor
Wednesday.
DIR. Darling called on his Deloit pa.
tlents Tuesday.
Attorney O'Connor was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
A mask skate ia announced for Sat-
urday night, March II.
John Deter and wife are caring for q
baby girl since Tuesday.
John Stewart of Wall Lake was :
Vail visitor Thursday.
Vera Keane has been very sick with
lung fever the past week.
Messrs. N. Nelson and Thos Adams
were Omaha visitors Tuesday.
jim O'Riley was at Denison Thurs.
day having some dent. l work done.
Mrs. G. G. Vail is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Elsie Watland, of New
Sharon.
Ihos. Adams and John Deter ship
ped In several car loads of feeders
Thursday.
Anna May Strong of Rockwell CITY
Is q visitor at the DeWolf home and
with many friends.
The Vail Theatrical club will play.
"Robert Graham" Thursday night.
March I5, at West Side.
Father Murphy left the 6rst of the
week for Dubuque to attend the funer-
al of Arch Bishop Hennessy.
B. N. Van Vlect of Eldora was rams.
acting business here a few DAYS this
week and calling or. old friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
OF now CITY

Bert Coburn and wife have moved on
the Chas. M:Henry farm.
Our new city jail is completed with
all interior conveniences up to date.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Slocumb depart
ed Sunday for a visit with relatives in
st. Louis.
The Denison College Glee club will
give a concert at Green's hall next
Monday evening.
Miller and Riddle are at work franz
ing the new implement house for the
Stewart Lumber Co.
Mr.. Frank s Stone returned today
from a three weeks pleasant visit at
his old home in New York.
Mrs. Gertrude Schafer departed last
Wednesday morning for Omaha where
she will make her. future home.
ALT. Jackson has purchased the Plum
mer property Joining the property pur-
chased of Ed Riddle last week,
Henry Galland and family moved out
in the country near Frank BirKhOffers'
for whom Henry will work this year
The scales of the G. & N. w. stock
yards have been taken up and placed
in a new frame on the west side of the
yards.
A lodge of the Royal Nelghbors of
America was organized at this place
last Saturday by Mrs. Louie M. Knapp,
ID. IL. g., of Woodbine, Iowa.
The annual school election will take
place at the school house next Monday
for the parpcse of electing two direct
ors for the independent district.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Otto Crandall last Saturday evening at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Geo. Davis,
1T being his seventeenth birthday.
Posters are up announcing the lect
ure of Rev. Chas. j. English at Green's
hall next Tuesday night on the subject,
1.-The Search of Diogenes, or Looking
for a Man." This is the third lecture
of the citizens lecture course.
The pleasant home of Mrs. G. w.
Carr OF Dow City was thrown open tc
about twenty of her lady friends, Sat
urday afternoon March 3, Mrs. e. N.
Bradley of Missouri Valley, being guest
OF honor. Music Was rendered by
several, after which very dainty three
course luncheon was served IN the din
ing room. The table was beautifully
decorated with carnations, roses and
smilax. ample justice being paid to the
too hsome delicacies which were charm
lngly served on dainty china and en-
%broidefed linen by the Misses Goddard
A guessing game was the feature oil
amusement TO. AL present, Mrs VIII
Seemann of bnnison carving off first
prize. Mrs S4gasey won the BOBBY. Al
six O'Clock ali Departed for home voting
Mrs Carr a royal hostess.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
GOODRICH GOSSIP

Orley Hitchings has returned to Bat
tie Greek Tor the season.
Fred Strong and family are now nice
ly situated in their new place of abo~e.
u. Dunbar, one of the stewards Of
the M. e. church was out collecting
minister's salary Monday.
A little daughter came to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Cashus New
come last Friday. We congratulate.
School election passed off very quiet
ly at Noe. Farley Spence is the Q
~ elected sub-director, j. G.. Phillips
retiring with honors.
G. e. Gillett closed a successful term
Of school at No. 6. on Wednesday. l,
il quite likely he will be retained as
teacLe Ell for this year.
Miss Maggie Purcell closed a very
successful term of school last Friday
with a very interesting program, con.
sisting Of songs, Rotations, dialogues
declarations, etc. The entertainment
was largely attended by the patrons Of
the school and a number of her friends
Miss Purcell has taught a year in Dis
rict No. 8, Goodrich township, and has
proven herself a very successful teacher
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
HAPPENNGSAT BELL

John Coon was at Dunlap Saturday.
G. H. Bramley was at the county
capital Saturday.
James Walters visited with his BROTH
er Dave Sunday.
Tom Rule has sold his mule team to
a contractor at Dunlap.
Miss Jennett Rule has a severe at
tack o. the rheumatism.
Frank Bixler visited with Cary Sax
ton near Dow City Monday.
VIM. Jenkins and wife were visiting
with friends neal Kenwood Tuesday,
Mrs. Sarah Blackman is visiting the
s. N. Scott family at n orth Grove this
week.
Miss Helen Scott who has been sick
for some time is again able to attend
school
Mrs. Emma Carpenter of Dunlap is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. John
Coon.
E. M. Arnold was al Grant Center
last week where he purchased a car of
baled hay.
G. W. Langley and daughter, Mrs
Frank Bennell were at the county seat
Thursday.
Chas. Saxton and wife will leave for
their home in Nebraska this week after
an extended visit W tn friends here.
The sale of s. T. Meyers was we'll at.
tended last week. Steve will start this
week for Jefferson Iowa, where he has
n position as salesman with the Stan.
dard Stock Food Co. His wife will
visit with friends here for a while and
then follow her husband. We wish
them success IN their new home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09
KIR0N CHRONICLES

Nh. and Mrs. Chris Rossow took the
train Tuesday for Schleswig fer a short
visit.
A. 3. Lyman of Carroll was one
among the many who transacted bust
ness at Kiron on Tuesday.
James Burrell of Hawkeye, Iowa, ar
rived at Kiron Tuesday afternoon for a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. A. F. Bur.
rows.
O. Graham, manager Of the Bowman
Lumber Co.'S. yard at Weed, visited his
cousin, w. R. Graham, in Kiron Mon
day afternoon.
M. G.. Kuhl, the general agent for the
Deering Binder Co., in this county,
spent the first of the week with the
companies local agent, V. E. Michael
son, at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kullberg and two
children of Lake View. arrived in Kir-
on Tuesday to be present at the Will
liams -Lundgren wedding and for a Wis
it with relatives and friends.
On Tuesday morning, Maggie Peter
son took the train for Ida Grove where
she intends to remain an extended per
iod of time. Her many friends here
will miss her from their circle.
The following school directors were
reelected: B. N. Benson, district No.
1, Otter Creek township; J.. G. Larson,
district No. 6, Stockholm township; G..
Dolk, Ogren school house, and G. j.
Johnson at old Kiron.
Married, Wednesday, March Z, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Benson,
Miss Esther Williams and Mr.. Sam
Lundgren both of Denison, Rev. A. P.
I Hanson officiating. The relatives and
intimate friends of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony. The
bridal attendants were Messrs. Aron
Sedarberg and Arthur Benson and the
Misses Emma Benson and Annie Lund-
gren. The bride has grown to woman.
hood in our midst and has many warm
friends and acquaintance who wish
her all possible happiness. Being a
most affable and accomplished young
lady she will make a model wife and an
ideal housekeeper. The groom is near.
ly a stranger in this vicinity, his home
being in Denison where he has spent
the most of his slime. Mr.. Lundgren,i is
to be congratulated in securing for a
life helpmate, the prize he has won.
May peace and happiness be their con
slant guests through liie's journey.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-09

Raven Food is positive cure forchick-
en- cholera, roupe, gapes and all disease
of poultry Lit regulats the bowels, blood
and digestive organs; produces bone,
muscle and largerfowel. and makes hens
lay eggs in winter Young chickens
will grow rap div free from diseas e
Try follar box: no cure, 40 pay ard
money rnfunaei Far sale by John
Schnoor Harness Dealer Denison Iowa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
DELIGHTED FEMININE EYES.
Many Ladies Visited Their Depart
mcnt at Levy and Bro's.

The noor Of the establishment o.
Messrs D. - Levy * Bro that is devoted
10 the hdie- and children's department
was throu@ed yesterday by those who vis-
tied % To view the fall and winter open
Ing Of goods ln that line The DISPLAY
was very attractive. ana those who reach
"a the store 81 the forenoon found IL par
u.uarIy pleasing TO the eye. aud their
taste Tor the beautiful was perfectly
satisfied
Decorations az plants au1 foliage had
been added 10 the rich attractions Of the
varied Do.or5 Of womsn- garments, and
the scene on the whole WIS very agree
ubIa. Many exclamation Of delight were
elected from the visitors. as the hand
some articles OF dress 10 Dee seen on every
hand ore always dear 90 feminine hearts.
Messrs Levy a Bro opened their de-
partment later In The season than some
others tn che 'usineee OF furnishing la-
dies and children. but they explain 10 by
the unusually warm weather thar hns
extended fIr into the season and the
changes Goa STYLES that continue To- Appear
until long after some Of the early upcn-
lnrs By poslp1uirg their opening. they
say. they were enabled to secure the very
latest novelties lu the handsome goods
they handle
Many ladies' who dld not take the lift
FOR the department on the second iioor of
the establishment stopped on the side
walk o. adm r. tho handsome window dis
play. This had been arranged the night
before. and number 81 very marn.h. emit
costumes We're shown The art Of the " "a
dow decorator was revealed 10 advantage,
many beautiful articles % dress Offering
a blending 81 many hues and an eNhi-
bi.ion OF wonderful workmanship. one Of
the stylish suits -h0wn lu the window wa
sold during She iay tie purchaser ad-
mir.nE 10 enough 90 pay SIS Noticeable
amoUr the suits iu the window were one
81 black net appllque over ancta SILK and
another n taueta SILK with the entire
skirt tucked with liberty silk rufiies.
Russian blouses Etons tght-htring
Jackets end the latest novelties tn plnne
velvet ard gilt and silver trimmings be-
iur unusually tn evidence. Golf capes aud
opera cloaks are also displayed IN ahuud-
ancc Chldreu's REFERS. automobiles ana
ihe very latest in pedestrian skirts are
all 20 te seen. obllr.ng snleswomcn taking
pains 90 show visitors the most attractive
garments iu the stock.
The success Of the opening VIII doubt
less Doe reflected 100 the visitors that VIII
continue DO appear each day Those VINO
saw the elegant goods yesterday VIII ten
their friends Of them. with tho result that
ladies will show their appreciation OF the
efforts made 10 please them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
mrIr MNNrnn-MAIL..


TWO on THREE uOD Rs' WORK FoR
good hookhte1,r IN afternoon or evening
Address hnokkconsr care NcNa
Statesmen WASTED e SELL orE
goods hs sample Ga Wholcsl lp aud futal
trade. Wa arc th, largest ANA oulS man.
ufacur,rs boo our lnc ln tho world. lh,ral
salary uail Aitrysr Con DrN Mus 60.
office "a Board of Trade Building. SaNhn.
nah. Ga
SALESMAN WANTED FOR FIOR.
IDA Apply hy letter to us with refer
cucc. rood salary paid co the righS man
Lppmau Bror Whoicsule druggists. Llpp-
man block. savannah. Ga.
WANTED. AT ONCE. TWO Cn FIRST
claa- co.it maker ou nue work German
OF Irish preferred Mckay. Tailor. Ma
con. Ga.
LEARN NEWSPAPER ANp MNGN-
tuition PAYABLE go dave afsrr position &
secured. paving SI3 q week CorrD-poud-
cucc Institute 81 America. Scranton. PA.
WANTED TWO ACTIVE EDUCATED
men. weekly salary or euartntcc. only
applicants giving agc. references and pre-
vious employment considered uodI.
Mead a Co. Now York city.
WANTED. I'LL MIXERS. So -. BRICK
lnycrs. s. so. mill mach.nist nlcr ham-
mercr. laundry machui-t. washer. gs
board; bakers tie Inspector bookk,cper.
cummissarl clerk. Huber. ai5 West BAY.
Jacksonville
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


WATCH AND JEWELBY REPAIR
iuE given ptrsoual attenuau. ht Koch a.
sylvan 90 Wultaker
MERCHANTS ATTENTIONS ADvER-
tisiuE aud SLAMS az go dssrrlpt I1u. classi-
cal work ~ modern prices Sec Taylor.
100 Barnard etfe.I
NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
with hail nsarres u,t ,rd chain sttch:
two machines iu one rcat,u q son.
LADIES HAVE Yoru FINE GRE
pon and tailor mad, dre.srs dyed ~
new oKalN" prsroas guaranteed not 80
shrink ~ cet out OF Hhnpe Sew YoTk
pyo Works Whltker and stale Phone
en.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. 90
90 Cornwoll a Chipman's.
WE SELL SEWER PIPE. FI.1E
pipe. Ere clay IRE brick a lowest prices
Adams Paint Company. l0t Congress.
west
PERRY BENTON De- STATE
street. west. Will move pack rhip or store
your furniture 80 short nouee. also rom
ayate YaHr OLD mattresses "a ustio cost.
Hsl phone il2t.
HAVE YoUU tCE HONEs REFINED
and beer coils ov"rhau.cd. beer pumps re-
phlgel au1 put 800 best condition. al
work guaranteed best ~ satisfaction. our
telephones Georgia or b"ll 65s a G..
Price A co stote AMI Jefferson.
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS
In every dollar ~ your hnrd-enrned hard
cash AZ tho Southern Grocery Company.
ri Barnard street
THE MOST UPTo-DATE WORK rs
being turned out ny Forest Dity Laundry
Phone 1878
GOLD WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
at go prices Koch q sylvan 90 whunkcr
street
PICTORIAL SIGNS ADVERTISING
signs. signs ~ every description Special
decorations for EkH Carnival. VIM Tay-
lur
pENTON q son. WILL HENONATE
your machine and guarantee a Sell new
or old machine.
ron RANGES AND STOVES CO TO
CoruwciI a Chipmau
GYpSINE rs THE BEST WALL FIN
TN made Adams Paint Co.. Savannah
agents i0i Congress west
FOR SANITARY PLUMBING AND
gas httine ring us up Eeu or Georgia
COS We make your bills smaller AMI
your work Of che best a g.. Price *
CO state and jefferson streets
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
~ Investing vour hard-cnrnfd hard cash
with tho Southern Grocery Company, 10
BARNARD street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
rnm .NIr-nrNL r,r,rr-

s--=He@a-aH=-==eeeas-asa-
ADVERTISEMENTS SET Us CAP
IrALs WILL HE PRINTED rs elias.
SIFIEn AuNERTlsEMENr COLUMN
Fok TWO CENTS a WORD 80 Ap-
NEKrlSEMENr TAKEN ron LESS
THAN &C
TOE SAIL. THOSE LOTS OF NINTH
street. near East Broad have only been
sold 60 nrst-class parties. -ao viii make
good nsiEhhors. and none other can buy
The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any other Ia tho vicinity =
c. Il porseit.
For SALE. a Lot FoR TWO HUN
dred dollars. easy terms. on Sinth strecs
near East Hroad. no city taxation. c. IA
Dorscgt
ron SALE. LOTa on NINTH NEAR
East broad "a Sso each. VIII soon be
advanced Go L-5. when lot has been
paid Tor can arrange 20 get home
built &. n. porsei'
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET
near East broad. no city taxes. az $40
each. twenty nvc dollars cash. ana easy
monthly payments. e. n norseu.
Residences AND HCu.DiSG LOTS
for snlo an over the city. Robert H.
Tascm. real estate dealer. No. 7 York
street west
FOR SALE OR BENr fa.NCHE
farm with house ana out hulldiuFs q
rood condition Apply 57N stewart street
ADVERTISEMENTS sEr rs car
rTNIS WILL UE PRINTED rs CLNs
stFlEp ApNFRTlSEMENT COLUMN
FOU TWO CENTS 4 WORD NO Ap-
NURTlSEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN 1lc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


ADV4tTisEMENTs SET IN CAP
ITALs WILL BE PRINTED ~ CLA5-
SIFIED ADVERTlsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD 40 AD-
VERTfsEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN DC
WE GIVE YOU EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss finish. perfect wOrA Forest cay
Laundry Park avenue.
GET YOUR WEDDING PRESENTS
a. Koch q 5ylvau's. 60 Whluker They
are beautiful ana cheap
AVOID THE RUSH LET ME HAVE
your sign work Tor Elks' fair at once.
I'm. TAYLOR. 30 Barnard.
WE CLEAN CLOTHES ny THE re
sorciue anti optic process. Try Us. New
York steam Dye Work.. Whitaker and
State.
NEW DOMESTIC. WITH BALL
bearings. OF easy terms. try one buy one.
deal with your people. Pcnton a Son.
FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS. Ere.
80 20 Coruweli g. Chapman.
DON'T TROUBLE YOURSELF ABOUT
moving your furniture, reinyinE your cars
pets or mating Perry a Benton Will re-
ncve you Of all that trouble.
YOUR BILL WONT LOOK HALE As
large II We Do your repairing on stoves
ranges. ETC.. We employ experienced
wofkmen which DO best work lea hall the
time A. q Price Co. phones 65s.
corner State and Jcffersou
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED
with German ready mixed paint. entire
satisfaction guaranteed. Adams Paint
Company.
WANTED. ONE THOUSAND HUN
CRY people 1t the Southern Grocery Conn
pany. iti Barnard street
PHONE 1876 FOR FOREST CITY
Laundry They Will call for your linen
Immediately.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
RAIsED \ QUEER now.
Trivial Circumstance Ended 3" Two
Men Punching Each Other.

AAh
u.n Punching Each other.
IN. ....,..-.,~ .ats,,,e. shut OF one
''f''' ...,
OF the pir'tl"~' "i"''' '''
an Ahercorn street car yesterday morning
~ witnessed for "a long wnilc. II was
-, ,t,,,.tbc- ,r,nzing spec
one OF ''' go
ucles thht h"h ever o''i''
observatlou and g was matter % regret
:. ,hor, nh sb,t they had not been able
...t.,.., .t,, de,ouement
To wines
The conductor am t'N'I"i Oh '"' i''
scnrcfs saw 4 man half block aNhy
-. morton that the conductor con-
Coz ga. ,ar IN ston
s'Iued o. - ~. h,,sin.ss
- was Jug ,.,,...,,, s..,l,,u yer,
men MO NV ." Wv ~, ~. - ,,,,
on tneit ~ +" ..,, ,b.
cro"atH' SIM -, Incl,
man MAKE tH' JOY 49, t.l..,t,,. ~,
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jusi'd 'n' e"'''l o. ~, Ia, 49,. ~.
OF 'ne Wh'''' VIZ a.. ,,r,.....1-
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90 io"'fh iA' '''' "''-" ''-'''
him az the 'i'7s'"r
So ielsufeH "ar t"e ~. =,
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the phasrH+eis' am 49,.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
ron uENr-HoI SIS.


FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSE
No ~ Waldburg street east between
Aberoorn ana Lincoln. first-claas order
aud condition. every convenience Right
rent TO right tenant Estate salomon
Cohen. West Broad and Broughton streets
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE RES
.dence. l29 Oriefhorpe avenue west APP
py G. $ Deuisch. 3 Hun. west
80. 20 YORK STREET. NEAR BAR
uard. Robt u. Tatcm. Real Estate Deal
sr.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLING
with all modern Improvements. in good
repair. s0s Jones. east Kouoch q screw
en-.
FOR RENT II DUFFY STREET
east. possession az once. Apply George
l.. Garmany. agent. &c Bryan street. east
To RENT. 81 AND 24 BOLT0N
street. easf. these arc good houses and
location excellent Apply 10 O. a Mcln-
tire. ~ Board ~ Trade Building
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
WILL NE ruT on DOCKET.
Bnrb~r who Keeps his Place az
business omen ON sunday.


business OMEN on sunday.
~ a meeting Of the boss BARRIERS u the
city. Wednesday night was de-
cldcd to place one % their number who.
however. was not present al tho meeting.
on the docket in case he continues to
violate the city ordnance relative 10 sun
day closing
who this unfortunate Is. the BARRIERS
who were AZ the meeting. were not willing
to divuige hut they stated that he had
been consistent On his infrsctlons 81 the
ordinance and had refused Ia modify the
rule he had established for his own guild
ancc He had not hardened ia their op-
psals TO close on Sundays. made on the
ground that IL wac an interference with
the business OF all ~ them. but on tho
contrary had dehcd them.
One OF the BARRIERS who was ~ the
meeting said that the offending brother
would have 20 change his tactics. and that
II he KEEP: his place Of business open on
next Sunday. as he has for many Sundays
f. the past ne would be placed on tho
docket and be summoned 90 appear before
the Recorder for violating the ordinance.