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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
b. L. w. Banquet.

Monday night WAS feast for the mem
bers Of the Bankers Union AZ this place
About fifty members were present and
state manager Skinner was present TO
help with the new duties and enjoy the
evening.
The evening opened with the initiation
o. twelve new members followed by the
inatallion OF Frank Carpenter as presi-
dent. John Monlton as past-president,
Ellis Knousc as guard. The lodge now
has about sixty members.
After the regular duties, music, fine
supper under which it is claimed the Ia
ole fairly groand, and general social
time, made the evening very pleasant
one until about l2 o'clock. One feature
Of the supper that attracted unusual at
tcntion was a very large cake with the
letters B. U. "" on 1t which had been
prepared by Mrs Frank Moulton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
O.S. Excursion Rates.

For The Democratic State Convention
a rate of one fare for the round trip Csld-
well 10 Lewiston, Idaho and return has
been authorized. Tickets on sale June
and ith, with final limit June 10, 1900.
Teachers rates. Caldwell. TO St Joseph,
Kansas City. Omaha. and Sioux City and
return s472o Caldwell to Chicago and
return $50 10. Caldwell to st Louis and
return S54.7O. Tickets Gu sale June
and >, with extreme limit September g
Tickets must read via same line in both
directions and be limited TO continuous
passage in each direction.
For the G. A. r Encampment at
Wciser, Lune 6 - 9. 1900. a rate of one
and one-ffih fare, certificate plan. is
authorized from Caldwell TO Weiser and
return. y. +. Klmball will sign certif-
Gates.
For G7and Lodge Knights OF pythias a
rate ofoue fare for the round trip Cald-
well 10 Lewiston, Ida. and return has been
authorized. Tickets on sale June 10 and
II with finai limit JUG II, 1900.
For the summer School University
OF Idaho. at Moscow, June 20 to August
1, 1860 a rate Of one fare for the round
tsip is authorized from Caldwell to Nos
COW and return. Tickets on sale June
Il and Is. limited to continuous passag,
in each direction. Final limit, August
6lh.
For the State Sunday School Convon
tion y rate of one fare for the round trip
Caldwell 90 Pocatello and rsssrn ha
been authorized. Tickets Of. safe for al
trains arriving at Pocatene.June p an,
28. 3ickets limited. to continuous pas
sage in both dicections. with fiual limi
June SO, 1900.
!. d. Decker Arcr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
DECORATION DAY.
Appropriate Exercises Successful
~ Carried Out.

Wednesday, Decoration Day. was
beautiful day, clear overhead, dry under
foot but not dusty and q pleasant tenn
perature, making everything seem in
harmon for the appropriate o5seryances
Of past memories.
Under the management OF the G. A. Z.
and ". K. c. The exercises were well
planned and successfully carried out,
surprising probably any similar attempt
in the history OF Emmett.
The services for the day began at e:3O
a. IN. whel tho O. A. r. and w r. G..
formed in front Of the Index building
and marched under martial music Of the
Emmett Brass Band to the NJ. church
where a song service was rendered and
sermon was preached by Rev. F.. A. Brad
ley. Alter the services a large procession
proceeded from the church to the ceme-
terry north Of town where the beautiful
aud touching ritual services of the G.. 4.
r. were rendered, and an abundance Of
flowers were ienderly and lovingly be-
slowed upon the graves.
The afternoon services were begun AT
, o'clock and the program was as follows:
Song, Hail Columbia The Gem Of The
Ocean Quartet
Ritual Services. c. \. L
Address, Indge Little.
Address. Prof r b. Wilson.
Song, Come Where The Lilies Bloom.
Quartet.
Reading, D. l.. Bailey.
Recitation, Death i'oomed Allen Bane,
Miss Hattie Buckland.
Recitation, Frank Bradley
Address. Prof H. NJ. Adams.
Song. America, Audience.
The quartet was composed of Miss
Bilderback. Mrs. Ciymer and Mcssrs.
Smithson, and Clymer.
All on the program acquitted them-
selves with credit and received the com
! pliment of nearly all present.
As the successive years 20 by the tend
rr ties that come up with snch an oiserv-
Ancc become more numerous and though
/ there are many sad steps and sorrowtul
/ pariings recalled there is an underlying
/ joy STINT seems 80 so0the and make us
/ happy in sruse wliila paving tribute 10
such touching memories and il is rs a
/ pleasant duty that we ssemble ONCE q
/ YEAR for the memorial exercises.
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NEW YORk'S APPRECIATION.
coutAe7a Idaho Fruitin Great Demand in the
Metropolis.

Mr. Horace W Day Of Sgobel 6 Day.
New York. while in Payrtte. May 22d
ins; said "My firm was very successful
in handling green fruit from Southern
idaho last season, when we had many
cars of high grade Italian prunes sent to
us for sale on our markets. and II large
portion of our success was owing to the
superior quality, in every respect, OF the
fruit.
Coming. as it does, after similar fruit
IRON other sections Of the Pacific cosst
has been marketed, it finds little com
petition, aud believe will always com
mand "a satisfactory price, provided every
care is taken in the growing. 50 as to in
ure the production Of high grade arti-
Gle
III appears to me that this soil aud
climate are particularly well adapted to
the production OF superior fruit and If
proper care and attention are given %
the orchards. in the way Of irrigation,
thinning. etc. there is no reason why
satisfactory returns should not be real
ized.
The fruit from here carries remark
ably we'll and always reaches New York
IN good shape, and with the blue blush
on it which is So much desired by us
provided it was carefully selected OF the
proper time and forwarded in first claS,
refrigerator car. "-Independent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
P0pulist Convention.

The Pepulist county convention for
the purpose Of selecting delegates TO al
tend the State Nominating Convention in
Pocateilo July 18th. will be held in Cald-
we'll on June 23rd and the central com.
mite recommended that primaries for the
selection OF delegates to said county con-
veutiou be elected in the different pre-
cincls on June 10th. Emmett is entitled
to I've delegates.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
EPWORTH LE.4GUE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR JUNE WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS:
3. Topic: "How to be a Good Neigh
bor." Luke 2j-31. Leader, Otto vii
holmn.
10. Topic: lives that Lift" Luk'
II: 20-2l Leader. Rev c. a. Housel
Il. Topic; Abiding in Christ.
John 10: l-I0 Leader, II NJ. Adams.
2t Tonic: Our Eternal Destiny
matt. l3; 47-5Q.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01

VIZ over locked last week that the
third number of volume oRe Of ~ idaho
Mining Journal published at Weiser by
ChaS, 4. DinsmnEe. came 10 our desk.
Fbe. appeaFa'zss ofthe paper speaks Vxe!s
for iis-promoterand the .tournsl should,
b. of great value in The dNvclapcmeat oi
bisho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01

Frank Combert Of Caldwell spent Tues
day in Emmett.
Or. Hunt WAS in from Middleton
short time Monday.
MIR. Bullard and family were in from
Is .ssel creek Tuesday trading.
Chas. BanDister and John Bemas werr
treighters from Boise this week,
Clay ton Reed, the little brother Of Mrs.
dmilhson, is here from Boise visiting.
VIM. aud Jack Little are in from their
sheep camp this week taking lay oE.
Prof. II. B. Wilson lcit for Payettc
Thursday aud began taking the census
today.
Mrs. Reed and Ralph came down from
Dry Buck Tuesday to enjoy Wednesdays
exercises.
Dir. f. R. McGregor, travelling cancer
dodtor, is enjoying Emmett friends and
acqualntauces.
John Garfield of VanWick spent part
Of last week in Emmett on his way froiu
Boise to Weiser.
Artie lreton of Marsh was in Emmett
Tuesday. He returned SUNDAY from his
school work at Portland.
Judge Little and Editor D. L. Badley
of Caldwell were assisting with Memorial
exercises here Wednesday.
Mesdames Harmon, Gufiths and Nc
Farland of Caldwell were visiting tn,
Emmett Rebekah lodge Saturday night.
Mr.. Martin and Minnie made trip t
Boise the last of last week and now lin,
upright piano adds to the pleasures o
thier home.
4 We are glad to note that Henry Rigg
sable TO be up and down town again
He put in his first appearance on tn
streets Wednesday.
David Bayse and family were dow
from Squsw creek the flrst of the wee
attending the memorial exercises an
Visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Wells and the boys, Joe. Arthu
and Roy came in from the Basin the las
Of last week. Mr.. Wells and Joe ar
, planning for trip through California.
? Arthur Tvndall was in from Willo
creek the first of this week laying asid
the cases of shepherds life and enjo,
{. ing visit with his Emmett friends.
y This weCk Ad Lewis and Wm. SEQ
moved their harness shop from tie Coo
building IN the west part Of town to II
S Atkinson building recently vacated /
g Di. HURt.
- o
VIZ over locked last week that Il
lhird number Of volume oae ofth~ Idal
u Mining Journal published at Wpiser. |
e ChaSs a. DinsmnEe, came 10 our des
K Pbe. appeaFauss ofthe paper speaks w
4 for iis'promoterand the .iournsl shou
.'- b. of great value in the dNvclnpemcat
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University Of Idaho.
Moscow. May Il l0C

Moscow. MAY ~. 1900.
The University Summer School opens
June 20th and continues six weeks,
Courses Of instruction are offered in the
Common aud High School branches.
Music. Physical Culture, Nature-study.
Pedagogy, Psychology. Mathematics.
the Sciences, the Elements Of Agricuit-
ure and in the Ancient and Modern Ian
guaetS, including Spanish. a dairy lect-
ure OF q popular character viii be given
on some literary, scientific or pedagogic-
al subject.
Tuition Free. Meals AT University
Club 81 % a week Furnished rooms
80 cents week, unfuruished rooms Sl0O
a mouth.
For circular address J. f. Bonebright.
Chairman Faculty Committee on SUM
mer School.
J. p Manton, President.
Those from a distance who have reg
istered AT the Carter Hotel during the
past week are:
( d. II. VanDeusen. NJ. Boyle, Bissel
creek: Bert Davis, Salem, Or f.. Payuc,
f. c. Grice, c. E. Cole, Boise: W a.
Tyndan, 5. Rodgers, willow Greek John
Sebree, james Cooper, Jessie Harmon
MIS-. Griffith, Georgia Mcfarland. T. T.
johnson, c. W. johnson, Caldwslk Jacb
Kirkham. Bill Clark, Ben SinsheimeF, Il
Newman, Portland; James Leary, grt'
Nnziu. Placerville; Mrs white, Keudrick
C, f Phillips, Chicago; J. NJ. Skinner
MIS-. L. 5. Cool P;4yette; Albert Green
Falk's Store: Geo. T. Cook Drybuck
g. W. NOON, 0regos, G. W. Brown, Chss
Adams. Criminal Ia Philip Norton
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
Boise.
L Card of Thanks.

{ ~.sh to say that feel uRder lastln.s
obligations for what Chamberlain \
Cough Remedy has aoaA Coz our fainll,
We have used-it in. many cases Of cough
lung trouble ead- whoapiag cough. az
II has always given the most perfect ST,
isfactfoa, We feel greatly Indebted to th..
maauisctuEeFs-o this remedy aud wis.,.
'SeHi to please-sccept cur hcarry thanh
.-itespecttallv. Mrs ), Dsiy. nes NIoii,ss-
Iowa For sa'e b. D. L smALapq..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01

Mrs Woody has left ono Of the Quaker
Folding Bath Cabinets at this Office for
examination and inspection. Come in and
examine IT, Its cleansing power is based
on true hygienic laws. and its results are
wonderful Consult Mrs. Woody for the
benefits derived from actual experience.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
c. P. BILDERBACK.

Fire lnsurenoe Agt. and Dealer II
Real Estate. hum- money to loan on
approved security. long or short time
Collections promptly attended TO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01

DR. Striker viii be in his dental Office
Tuesday and "Wednesday, June ) and o.,
prepared TO do 4uy work in his liue.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01

L1O WILL AAhN
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Mrs. Cartwright visited Boise the first
OF this week.
Joseph Wells and Ed. Stanley went to
BOISE Thursday.
Mcsdames Steinbowcr and McCFossen
we're ia Clloweh Wednesday.
Mr.. Baldwin and Mrs. Gilbert and son
went to Boise Friday morning
Iohu Scbrce and james C,~per Of CaId-
we'll were in Emmett Friday night
Park wardwen came from the Dry
Buck country Tuesday TO spend few
DAYS.
Tom Mahan came in from YanHens"n S
camp Tuesday pretty well under the
Weather
Mrs. L. S. Cool Of Payette was visiting
her husband, Mr.. Cool hers the first oi
this week.
Mrs. Neal Of the Colony was up the
middle Of this week visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ritche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard were over from
Boise the last of last week looking atter
their home here.
e.. B. Stcunenberg aud Chris Fay ol
Caldwell were in Emmett wednesday
hedging political fences.
d. N. Steele, ]. a. Glass and H. d
Moulton registered at the Bancroft IL
Boise the last OF last week.
o
Mr.. A. ]. How'd was in Caldwell iaS
guurday attending the meeting OF tn
Pupulist central committee.
Louis DeEan made trip to Pearl IA
first Of the week and brought back VIII
lin Messss, Joseph Shepherd and C0a'
Green.
C. f. Cole and +. e. Grice oil A"is
we're in Emmett Sunday scattering ao
verusements for Hardman & oon meF
chanLile company.
Clint Brown returned TUESDAY toA
Cpper Souaw creek, and 6rousn' wv
him Mrs. Lisbon Bayse who is speaVi'
few days visiting here
d
Rev. John H. Helm OF the Pap'''
church was here from Nanpa ah
preached in the NJ. f. Church r'f'S
and Saturday nights and SUNDAY
Messrs. Dnderback' Smiths'N @u., h'l
Kp,us. sn+ut the last Of last week nsp'p
on Willow creek. Conditions seemed seemed, Ia
orable or tn, az successful esher"e"
We were ssked to ANNOUNCE tHSV
pceting will be held at the office ol u
Carter hotel SATURDAY evening Az . ' 'io'
for the purpose Of organizing ana p''
.,,,,,i,. s,,,akius aud SOM anus
zrius- IN Emmett On 'hr ith al 'o'}
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-01
NOTICES.

EOR SALE-A lot Of fine potatoes and
good nay at J. Nandprdosens, about four
miles below Emmett.
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If you wish good reading without cost
call at DR.. Clymer's and borrow a book
from The Frre Travelling IibraFy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Jos ~ Dreyer attorney and counselor
az law. has removed his once from No
Is Bryan street. east 70 No. BRYAN
street. east Georgia telephone No 1875
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
ABOUT rHE ATLANTA DEPOT.
Railroad and state OmcinIs Held An
other Meeting.

Railroad and state OniciaIs Held An
other Meeting.
Atlanta oct 1.-The special depot com
mission met in the Governors ONCE again
this afternoon There were present Gov.
Gambler. Attorney General Terrell spe-
cial Attorney Brown. President Thomas
Of the Nashville Chattanooga ana ST.
Louis. President Egan u the Central.
President smith of the Atlanta and West
Point. General Manager scott 81 the
Georgia ard Hamilton McWhorter OF the
Southern
The railroads signlhed willingness TO
assist IN building a station 4 difference
arose. however. as 20 the part OF the eN-
pense 10 be borne by the railroads IN con-
structiug the building The commission
wanted the roads 10 pay 60 per cent, but
none OF the officials would give any def
mite answer. as 90 what they would do.
They stated that they would have 20 con
fer with their directors ana would be in
position 20 answer next week
II the roads agree on the price named
hy the state. GOV Gambler will recommend
10 the Legislature 10 appropriate a certain
sum Tor The construction 81 a new station
10 be leased 90 the roads for 80 much
per year
Another disagreement may ensue. how
ever.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
SPECIAL NoTIcEs.
PAJLDING Ga LONG ISLAND CELE-
DRAFTED PiPPIN APPLE CIDER.


DRAFTED PiPPIN APPLE CIDER.
This pure cider u served on steamers on
the American line. Gnd at the Waidorf-As
toia ana leading family grocers in New
Yotk city
pauldlng ripp.n cider Is made from
the pure Juice OF hand picked apples from
his own mill on the premises. II Is abso-
lutcly pure apple juice. and all the effer-
Y sccnce is natural. aud We guarantee Il
70 be the choicest cider In he world.
Lending phys clans ~ New York and
Brook IN recommend this cider 20 their
patients MS y rfeet purity Is guaranteed.
In Paulding's pippin cider. only Long Is
land Newton's pippins are used. The ap-
pies are LEFT on the trees Until late In Oc-
tober when they are hand picked and
placed a. o dr. room 20 ripen.
Paulding says the apples are thorough
Is crushed in his own mill and the juice
pressed gu. and run into sweet clean
casks" The difference between crushing
ard grinding APPLES IS very great
You will know Tho difference between
crushed app Is and ground apples II you
take some stems ami chew them. YOU will
mud that bitter taste which Is not with
pauldings crushed apples. This cider has
not the extreme sweetness o. the Russet
ei1er. ana everyone viii md the Pauid-
tngs Pippin cider just right 10 take with
dinner. LIpPMAN BROS.
Sole Agents in Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
POSSIBILITIES oF FARMING.

what One Man Does with one Mule.
The Football season.
Columbia. s. G.. oct 1.-THE possibil-
ties OF farming are demonstrated by
James Cantoulon Of Edgeneld county. who
works one mule on q small tract of land
The past two seasons have been hard on
both corn and cotton but last wear Nj.
Cautaulon made 60 bushels OF corn and
nine bales OF cotton. This year. despite
the disastrous season. he has made ten
bales of cotton and 20 bushels OF corn. or
a crop worth $3.50 with one mule
The football season viii open in this
state Saturday. when Guilfori college.
with a strong eleven OF big "tarnccl bul
will play Clemson College. Clemson has a
nm. team and they have FOR several years
shown me form in athletics.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

IITY 81 NINHnn1n
once Clerk OF Council oct 3. 1900
vacancy having occurred in the Board
Of the Commits sioners Of Pliofage by rea-
son % the death OF Commissioner J j.
wilder. and hy virtue of 4 resolution
adopted 40 a meeting Of Council held on
the evening OF the 3rd instant Notice b.
hereby given that an election will he
held al the next regular meeting o. Coun-
ciI oct "a. : p m. 40 nil the uneXnired
term occasiousd hy the death OF the said
Commissioner wilder
All applications 60 be filed on or before
i2 m. OF the 18th instant.
WILLIAM +. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
PEOPLE VINO nrY

dollars worth 81 groceries hero had
better have TWO market baskets We
don't give groceries away. oh. no. but we
have a WAY ~ stretching dollars thai
Is appreciated by our customers. We SELL
nothing but the best
Bio pkge. self-raising buckwheat ........l5-
ii4iD pkgs. self-raising buckWhcat ....2Hc
6lh pkge. self-rlisiug buckwheat ......2lc
eib pckee. fresh Oatmeal ................fo,
Honey drip Syrup. caus..................i0 zoe
Evaporatcd Peaches, per pound .......i0c
Fancy Pearl oyster Cwckers. per h. Toe
Cracker Dust per pound ................t0c
New Mackercl. TAT ana juicy. foT......25c
New Saratoga Chips. per pound ......e5c
New Edam Cheese, each ................90e
New Swiss Cheese. per pound ..........27c
Delaware ana Niagara grapes ..........2 oe
Fancy Oranges. dozen ........ .......... Csc
AT
JOHN r. EVANS & co.
Congress and Barnard streets
Phones 81
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
SAM JONES II I'LL.

The Evangelist Had 80 Cancel His
arrangements.
Atlanta Oct n Rev Sam T.. Jones. OF
account % 30 health. has bsen forced 90
cancel an Of his engagements DO South
Carolina and Mississippi where he has
been making a lecture tour. Mr. Jones
passed through Atlanta to-day IN route
TO his home az Cartersvllle, hu, viii re-
turn tomorrow aud go Immediately 10 the
residence OF Mr. Evan Mays at ua Pied
mont avenue. where ne viii receive medi-
cal treatment.
Just the nature Of Mr.. Jones Illness b.
not yet known. but be Is seriously indis-
posed and very much run down, He was
quite feeble to-day when scen az the de-
pot. waiting for the departure OF the
train. and complained OF nervousness and
loss OF appetite.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
EuNERAL rrxIrArIoxh

s-~s-~--~~--~----~----~ -----~---------------~
SWEATING friends and acquaintance
Of Mrs Henrietta Sweat and II Harry
Sweat and Mrs. s NARROW are invited %
attend the funeral OF tho former. az 4
O'Clock this Friday afternoon. from go
McDonough street. east
WILSON. THE friends ana acquaintau-
ces Of Mr. ana Mrs. 4. J Wilson are in
vited 90 attend the funeral Of their infant
son, William Gordon. from the residence.
No $50 Lincoln street. at i.so o'clock this
Friday) afternoon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
rARDoNED FRANK EVANS.
Rome Man serving life Term Has
uepu Heleused

Rome Man serving Life Term Has
been Released.
Atlanta oct u-Gov. Gambler this
morning issued an order pardoning Frank
J Evans Of Rome. who was sentenced to
the penttentary for life at ,he January
Term Of the Floyd County Court Evans
was a prominent white man Of Floyd
county. and on n night in December. ls'h
be became intoxicated aud killed his best
friend He has served three year, in the
penitentmry ana has made on excellent
prisoner.
A. one time during Evans confinement
the building in which be was kept burned
10 the ground Evans assisted other pris-
oncrs from The burning building ana kept
them from escaping. He also found out
q plot which three desperate criminals mad
made for escape aud Informed the OIL
Clale.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
LARGE cRor OF GRAIN.
walnut Timber l. ReinE Cut In south
Carolina.

Columbia. s. G., oct u Reports from
she upper section 81 the state show that
ulariy wheat, ever planted being
Fown The people are 30 pleased with rho
results Of wheat groWine tu1t hey are
infringing on the COTTON land To order
90 SEE ful wheat acreage
Considerable quanutic- OF walnut tim
bcr. ~ fine black variety. ore being cont
In the mountains of plckons cor ship
ment 10 Germany Tine logs are hauled
With OK teams many miles To railway
stations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
RIGS uoorED ~ GoLD.
Treasure Relieved 90 Have Been
hurled DURING the Revolution.

Columbia. s G.. O.t I-God taal had
undoubtedly been buried century and
quarter has .he,u unear'b'd on King
creek mine miles from Yorkrlne.
rezfo tenant of r. Wallace puHt
pig pen uear OBJ, creek boz which be- con-
lr-u -et.r8. louS-ros.d rootors. a moro
ms or two ago boz noticed ehiuirg yellow
objects .u he pen where tnc earth had
been upturncI
Going deeper into the earth an irou POI
Wa reached n contained gold. how
much cannot he asecrialuod. as Mr Wal
lace Be- keeping ths negro quiet hut the
nud is heavy The colus are all English
money from one 10 nse kaineas eacH. The
date. arc prior Co '1s5 IL BE- thought M
treasure was buried hy col Fersuson
when on hts way 90 k.ngs Mountain a.
he marched alone this route.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
RICE MILLING. RICE FLOUR, RICE
CHAFF.

We have a new mill with AL modern
processes. ard machinery, and are now
ready Tor business. We solicit your pat
rouage and invite correspondence. r.cs
chat free TO patrons
THE SAVANNAH RICE MILL CO..
II "a Cunningham. Pres ident.
John scrcveu. Jr.. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
MARK APPLE,
32O West Hroughton street,
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

Agent for following manufacturers
make your selection from them.
Mayer. Columbus. Buckeye. Frazier
Cortland. Waterloo Watertown, West
colt. Rock Iiill.
Ola Hickory Miiburn and Florence
Farm Wagons.
Fun und complete line Of Harness. sad
dies Lap Robes. etc
Kelley Springfield Rubber Tires put on
a short notice.