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Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Bad Epidemic of DIphtheria.

Springfield. Ills, Oct. 6.--Dr. C. S.
Nelson, special inspector OF state board
of health, and NJ. NJ. Hill. expert bac-
terio1ogiSt. sent to Rose Hill, Jasper
county TO make a detailed examination
Of the alleged epidemic Of diphtheria
made their report yesterday, revealing
startling facts. There were 100 cases
and thirty deaths; no quarantine, and
the disease spreading rapidly. The
TEST of blood OF patients showed the
germs of the disease 10 exist in the
worst form. An animal inoculated
died in a few hours. One doctor had
pronounced the trouble simply tonsili-
tis. Rigid quarantine will be estab
lished
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Bryan and WooiIey at Louisville.

Louisville, Oct. 1.-Two candidates
for president will speak at the same
hour in Louisville today. Bryan Will
arrive at p. IN. and speak at the Au-
ditoTfum. WoOtiey will arrive at 7.30
d N and sneak at Library hall
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
scores on the BalI FieId.

Chicago, Oct 6-Followfng are tho
records at base ball made by League
clubs yesterday: AT New York-Bos-
ton I, New York 9; at Cincinnati-St
Louis 6, Cincinnati i; at Philadelphia
Wet grounds
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Harry Elk smashe. Reeords.

Brockton, Mass, Oct. 6.-Harry
Elkes last night broke every tricycle.
record from Two miles to the hour
with ordinary pace. The hour record
is 80 miles, 1,045 yards; previous rec
ord, by Chase at Paris, 3s miles, AGA
Yards
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
k-.lrnalian of Dr. stoker

Springfield. Ils-, Oct. 6.-Goverhor
Tanner yesterday accepted the resigna-
ton OF DR.. W. ~ Stoker as Superin-
tendent OF the Southern Hospital for
the Insane. DR.. Stoker resigned 90
accept the superiRtendeney Of the In
diana Southern Insane Hospital, az
Evansville. which is non-paTtisan.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Judge , ohm t,fney Dying.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Iudge John OIney,
the last of the Illinois electors and the
oldest member of the Chicago bar, hes
very sick at the residence Of his son,
John OlneY, Jr.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
HOT FIGHT WITH GYPsIEs.
In " hich q Dozen Men Stand Of About
100 VigiIants and ohcers-

Ottumwa, Ia, Oct, 6.-Late last
evening dozen members OF the. Rich
land vigilance committee had
pitched battle with band Of Gypsies
six miles north Of the city, over a
valuable horse alleged to be stolen
from farmer Tie Gypsies stood
their ground, using their guns freely.
The posse OF farmers, enlarged TO fifty,
was still unable to capture the morse.
\ messenger was dispatched to OF
tumwa Tor the sheriff and police A
wagon load of officers responded. The
GyPsies numbered a dozen men and an
equal number OF women, who engaged
in the fight. At the approach of che
officers all the men fed except one,
Who, with the women, was brought TO
Ottumwa and placed III custody. No
one was injured in the fight,
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Her Lover Had For.akeu Her.

Tuscola, his. Oct. 6-Lottie Ca1-
non was found in the hallway or "a
buIldiDg Thursday dying from Iaut "a
mum poisoning She wss despoHdent
because her lover, Oscar Hill. had fpr-
sake8 hsr.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Explosion Kills Three Children.

Waeider, Tex, Oct. ca boiler ex-
plosion at Winkfields gin, several
miles east of here, yesterday killed
three children of Steve Wilson. One
of Winkfeld's children and Elvira
Cunningham were badly Scalded
Henry McMackin had his arm broken
in two places. Several others were
slightly iniure,i
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Affiuausee Grain.

A4liN6Ukees OCT >
Wheat-Fi IL nssr. No. / nortEsrn, SIC;
No. nortnern- IS Es0c Ry@HEgher
Nc. i. 5S1ze Be<iey-Leser; No. q s.
G Sc; sample. 5e353c Oafz-Seeady;
SO. white. 25z 82su.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
They VIA snup the Empress.

Berlin. Oct. 6.-After a long and Sc
cret session yesterday the town council
of Berlin voted not TO tender congratu-
lations tol Empress Augusta Victoria
upon her next birthday. Oct. %, be
cause Baton Won AIierbach. her Innies-
tvs cha H1berlain, answered the coun-
els concentrations last year with a
canstic criticism Of the way ia which
the council had treated certain reiig-
lous questions.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06

frOGucS. creamery
a1c per ID; extra dairy, lsc; packing
stock, 1SG12-c Eggs-Fresh stock,
Ice per doz. Live pouItry-Turkeys
Q9c per ID; chickens, hens, SC: ducks.
SC; geese, s4,0046.00 per dozen. Potatoes
Fair to choice. 2S433c per bu- Apples
81 0oH2. IS per brl. Cranberries-Cap
Cod. 35.o0@5.5o per brl; Bell and Bugfe.
$500.
Chicago Live stock.
Chi6ago, Oct 5
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
26.e00. Sales ranged at SO 5565.Ge for
pigs. s5se545.50 for light. 8. .s5G5s05 for
rough packing, t5.05Q5-ho for mixed and
$510q5.4 Az for heavy packing and ship
ping lots, with the bulk OF the sales at
$5. zea 5.25,
.attie-Estimated receipts for the
day, 1000 Quotations ranged a s5.eeY
$50 for choice to extra steers. <5.50V
$50 good TO choice do. 81 so195-25 fer
fair to good do. 81. 3094.70 common 10
medium do, s4.0OG425 butchers steers.
stockers and feeOsrs. 81 e6eI4 Is cows.
;s.oea4.7e hetfers. 81 i0,SJ.25 bulls and
oxen, $4.O074. so Aeifers, 81 40l4.25 bulls
aud oxen. $+eCd4.60 stays, t3-2514-z0
Texas steers. $35O14 50 grass westerns,
and 81 5ed6-O0 veal calves.
Sheep-Est imated receipts for ths
day. 5000. Quotations ranged at $3z5
GfI5 westerns. s2s50e5410 natives, s425
65Oo western lambs. and S3-754515 ha-
tive lambs.
MfUaukes Grain.
MiIwaukee, Oct 5.
Whest-F1Tn nlsr. No. L northern SIC;
Nc noTthern- IS sES0c Rye-dtgher
No i. 5Stze BeFiey-LeEer, No. q s.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Oct. 5.
Following were the quotations on the
Chicago Board of Trade today:
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
wife Murdersr Also Lucky.

The court also granted supersedeas
in the case of Michael ]. Synon, OF
Chicago. Synon murdered his wife in
February last, was found guilty and
sentenced to he hanged Oct. -. The
court on writ of error. the principal
error argued being that the trial judge
made improper remarks in the presence
of the jury, thus prejudicing that body
against the defendant.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
sampson Get. . snpsrsedea..

The supreme court granted super
sedeaS in the case OF Michael J. Samp-
son. hut refused TO admit the prisoner
to bail. Sampson was convicted in the
criminal court of Cook county for for
gerry whne iii the employ Of the board
or local improvements of the city OF
Chicago and sentenced to the peniten-
.tiary at Joliet under the Undergraduate
sentence act. He IS now In the Cook
county jail, where he viii remain until
his case Is finally disposed of by the
Rock Island Argus., 1900-10-06
Local Marksss.

Corn-42c
Oa.s-2Ic 10 &c
Hsy-fmothy. .; prEiIfe, se
Straw g. o.
Coal 8 90 per ton
Potatocs-S5o.
BatIer-ohoics 20 fair, 1885, fresh creamery.
Egfs[l5c
HenS-ec per pound.
Spring chickens &c per pound
TufkSys-ec
IeFcks-1e.R
CSttls-I3utchsls pay for eofn fed steers
4HG5es cows and helfefs. Sc94c: saves 4cG
Sc.
Shsep-4ef1AA
Spring LaEnbs-e= Endss %
Rofz35oo1g Is
. a sr g aIA
s..sfLs - Tie gad Yss Hare EssLs Bsgsts
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09

Congressman Lester Is 10 be congratu-
lated Tor his thorough work ia connection
with the movement 20 give savannah
channel 20 the sea having a depth 81 .
feet. Besides his work with the River
ana Harbor Committee. he left nothing
undano during the recess Of Congress 20
get Tho peopl. q this clty ana tributary
territory fully aroused to the Importance
" hestirring themselves in behalf of an
Appropriation for the deeper water propo.
sifion. lie was 90 constant communication
with the chief Of the Engineer Corps OF
the army IN regard to savannah rive,
interests. aud he was all the while urg-
ng the survey of the harbor 90 that there
r4isht he no delay In giving Savannah
y hat she Is entitled 70 as great sea
port
The recommendation OF the Board o,
survey approved as IL has been by the
chief Of Engineers. viii. n carried out.
not only give this port . feet OF water.
but VIII bring about other Improvements.
which Will add greatly TO the business
ard importance OF tho port with chat
depth o. water there would bc a coaling
station here. 81 not FOR government yes
scls az least for merchant steamers
bound across che ocean from the Gulf
AS has been urged frequently by the
Morning News a coaling station at this
nor, would save the time that Is lost IN
going 10 ports further north.
The engineers state that tho Savannah
bar IS the least changeable Of all the bars
on tho South Atlantic coast. and although
It has received no attention from the gov
ernment. shows 81 increase in depth % a
foot since the last survey. thus demon
strating that the work SO FAR done is not
only securing out the river but s. deep
ching the water on the bar This IS no,
Gully very encouraging. but justides the
oncusion that with Is feet In the river
we may expect 81 feet on the bar
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
bright BITS.

"A Type-"The Rcv. Dr. Up,olate
seems to be az able man Very abe
lie can take any text o. the Bible and
prove tina, Sc doesn't mean what 80 says.
Puck.
The Porirait-Thc Fair sitter-"won' I
you please ideallze me a trlnc. Mr. Daub-
srer The Great Artist-"Yes TIL ax YOU
up so your own mother won't know YOU
Chicago Record.
-wholesaIe Trophy Capture-"Adelaide
shers has more iovely china and silver
than any woman 7 know" "Of course:
she belongs TO seven tu.hre clubs, and
sometimes pays twice dAy."-Indianap-
oils Journal
-Heuy-'I thiuk Tom loves me with all
bis heart Why. ho actually threatened
10 shoot himself II did no. hook upon IN
with favor Ber.ha-"iiow like Tom,
That's what DE a ways says. Fuuny. 50 Z
it2"- Boston Transcript
-Contractor-"pid you Offer chat alder
man 800 pounds as dircctcd?" Score
tnry-.Yes. SIR GLOW did be act7' lie
looked iusultod' What did he say .'
lie said ] ought 10 bee Ia the pen ten
uary." wv hat did he do9" lie took the
mouey"-Tit-BIts.
Forgot Himse.f-wise-" My dear. you
haven't cold. have you2" Husband
NO" ANY headache" None a, aN e
Rheumatism ''Not a particle" ~ u
don't think lt will rain. do YOU" No
danger Whyw This Is SUNDAY. ard
lrs most church time. New York Week
ly
Proved Concluslvoly-"W What! Fishing
on the Sabbath exclaimed the clergy
man. reprovng.y. Don't you know that
little boys who fish on the sabbath so -
the bad placer II guess daIs right
replied the bad boy. dlsEustedy Il
couldn't siru * no worse pace dan dis
PHILADELPHIA Press
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
nIn rnr norns 49, wAnt

Among thc papers and letters O, the
Uoers which have come into me posses
s.la So .he Br. ish are some wu4en iud.-
eats f.lt ths H1er leaders were anxious
.ra var with Graat Britain Ia a Lon
dom Dispatch. O. ietser ~ "a brother OF tho
Secretary % thc oranse Free state s
4o'ed as follows "THe only thing We
arc afraid of is that Chamherlaln. with
1s admitted flusss - temper viii
eHeat us out ~ war ana consequently
alt of au opportut.fy 90 annex natal ard
Cape colony ana 70 form o Republican
United States o. south Africa"
u hos been stated many umes thnt the
Boer leaders were very ambitious and
ha4 planned sagh African republic,
which should ireEde tot only the Icpuh-
a.s which are now war with Great
Britain. lut also the British South Afri-
can colonies. IL lsn flrl 81 course. mat
tbe Boers lUagsuf1.cI thc war 10 the
truth were known it would appear prob
nh.y taat t.y f.t confident % ihe.r ahn-
ty 20 drive use British one 90 South Af-
ura II th,y hld not believed a. their
ability 90 do IS th.y would aot have heon
- defiant iu tls.r attitude towards Great
Britain during tne :. soHaaous whlch pro-
ee1ed the outbreak 90 war.
And 'Heg nai some reason for thinking
that shey would De- successful They had
been preparns Tor war for q long ume.
and bad accumulated "a vast store o.
arms ANA ammunition. Besides they bod
the advantage a. knowing their country
thoroughly while tbe British nod 20
transport troops and supplies over thou
sands Of miles q sea ANA land u IS not
10 be wondered al all things considered.
lhat they though, they were fully able 20
take care of themselves So q contest vsh
the British. and would succeed in uniting
an ot south AFRICA IN a republic. They
d.d not know how big an army Great
Britain could pu, ia tho field and how
very much in earnest she wa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09

You had a horse standing out hero 2.'
said the boy as he entered tho oorne-
grocery, and was asked what ne wanted.
saws the Washington Post.
"Weu2" queried the grocer
"Hc was hitched 10 a wagon7"
YES"
81 came along with a later in nv
hand D."
Not a doubt 81 f."
And. 90 see II the horse was alive. I
hauled of and plunked him"
~ see And he was allye7"
lie was sir. Re reared up and then
went running Of as hard as he could 60.
and he's a mile away. end the wagon Is
an kicked 20 pieces by this time"
"Aud. Ike q truthful honest lad. Won
came IN % tell me % s; and get your re
WI de- queried the grocer
That's g.. sir You've GOT some big ar
piles there. and II Won think--"
There there. bub. run along. The
horse and wagon belong TO the hardware
man next door. ana n YOU 80 in and show
your integrity hen probably reward Won
with a paper % carpet tacks"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09

As Col henry "h''e's''' '"'
editor aud statesman. who was ~ the
waldorf Astoria recently. was comins
49,. r,t.,,.i.s frt.,as n, tha
f-as1 ~ ~ .. ..,,.r,e,, ia, tb.re ,y,4
.'''l, ,l', ~. - i,,e ,rat ,n,1o n
~. ~, "'''"' ~ -. ~ N,e,, vorl, world
:, -..a-.as - yvst,erso,,
.., -. 49, ,e,.,r ,ynj ~ any Whisk,.
... 49,. "a a. Trcrneasea /
-. rfs-yh,,.,, s,,. drintir..
-. -, .r,,li,,,, g.rris,,.
49,. ~. -, 80. one ei,b feel
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= '"N7" - .r.-rc..,,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
LEGISLATIVE woRK AT ATLANTA.

The session OF che Legislature is ncar
its end. ans tho most important matters
yet remain 20 he acted upon. Tho appro-
prauou bin has passed the House. but
tho Senate will not have as much time
90 consider it'as q ought TO have. The
bin ought 20 have been In the Senate ten
days ago. 10 Is the understanding that
it carries larger amount than the
states Income or course condition OF
Affairs like chat will have 90 be avoided,
because the state cannot afford 20 have
deficiency. a deficiency would serious
iy hurt tho states credit.
Il IS undoubtedly true that the depot
bin has salxeu up considerable time. l.
81 an important measure. and should be
given careful consideration. The trouble
Be- thcre was too much delay So taking e
up. and when a vote was finally taken
uron it a. many as thirty OF the mem
beers. it has been stated were uos 81 their
places They had gone 10 dinner. al
though 81 was pretty certain that vote
on the bin would soon be reached. II
thev has attended strictiy 60 their duties
the depot bin would now. 90 au proba-
hiuty. Dee Coz the $ nate. Indeed ,Aat branch
- the Legislature nigh, have disposed
~ 20 by this time.
There s. salk to the effect that there
viii have to be an extra session. L g.
certain that The people would not up
prove anything % that kind. FIFTY days
each year s. certainly time enough Tor an
the legislation needed for this state In
deed. It would be better from every point
20 view y there were but one session Of
nfty. or even forty. days every two years.
There IS too much money spent for .eris-
latlon II sessions were shorter and less
frequent che members OF the legislature
woull attend more closely 20 their duties
Thcy woma not th.n nix q necessary 20 leave
tie han on the House or Senate when che
vote on an important bin was pending
simply because ,he dinner hour had arr
rived.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09

Ar Komel Of the japanese Parliament
speaking Of the troubles iu China saii
tne other ,ay. "TAe Chluese do not uu-
dersrand what the punitive expeditions
Of the Powers mean. Tney look urou the
allied troops as bandits and breands. %
II IS not az an strange e they do. The
punitive expeditions have done scarcely
anything more than 10 murder burn and
ioot-ospcca loot. There arc as q
matter OF fact. charges by the eorre-
.p5ndeuts 10 China to the eject that some
81 tho commanders % these punitive cx-
petitions have practically devoted them
selves 10 hauling OF rich loot from the
towns aud villages against which they
were sent. Apparently many OF the En-
ropouns ln China think that tie first pui-
pose 81 the present disturbance Is TO
give them an opportunity to enrich them
selves by stealing the goods Of the Chi
neso-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
wHIcH Is rus Br-rrrn r,nrf


Two young men who have come into
public notice recently are Arson Phelas
Stokes Jr and Jamcs Elds How ri,ch
inherited iarre fortune: they arc mill
iionalrcs in their own RIGHT Each s. a
man % positive character ana orleinality.
and both are deeply imbuei with a re-
lsious spirit Tho parallel between tho
pair practically ends az this point. except
that each earnestly desires 20 teach and
aid his fellow men by prcccpt ana cx-
ample
Young Mr. Stokes has accepted he
ministry as his HE'S work tie has taken
holy orders and been regularly Installed
as priest Of the Episcopal church He
lives simply. but we'll ana dovotes a very
large part o. his income 10 charitable
work He does not value his money Tor
ITS own sake but for the good thar he
can do with g.: and e. appears that no
Is cxerting himself 90 do tho utmost good
with 81 that o. possible. lie works a.
hard as II his livelihood depcndei upon
the success of his minlstratlons. and dis
tributes his bounty where he sees that It
will DO the most good for the recipient
and the Muster.
Young Mr. How has pa he'd hls fortune
from him. Hc viii not mako use OF a
penny Of g. He did not earn it be says.
therefore ne will no, touch it lao choose,
70 labor with bis hands Tor his daily fool
ana ralmcut II De need am overeoat or
suit OF clothes he goes 90 "a Salvation
Army sale ana gets the article. ans saws
/ wood or performs other labor 20 pay the
cost II DE wishes o. 90 from one place
/ TO another. he walks Or ho cannot m
/ enough 20 pay his ntc on the railroad
/ II Is his idea that no bodied man
/ has righ, 10 enjoy anything that Is not
/ the frui' of HE own cao-t and he wishes
I 20 teach by example that honest poverty
aud honest labor are not things e. he
1 ashamed OF lie places solf-respcct and
+ personal independence above any amount
/ OF money. and decline 70 live no e,se
/ upou the fruits az the labor % others.
which 81 these young men has cho On
Che better parte Nj Stokes accept bis
/ Inherited wealth and tries 90 % the most
good Doe can with o. AIr. How refuses
/ 90 ACCEPT hls wealth and oudoayors %
/ teach by personal example the rcspecta-
I blity Of poverty and tho dignity Of Labor.
which Of them is likely 90 create tho
moro lasting Impressions ANA $50 the
greater amount Of permanent gooi7
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09

John BrI-o. son % the 'afe senator
Calvin s Brce Of Ohio has decided 70
study las. This l- The youue mao who
about "a Near ago. created seasato u 'y
marrying a chorus cIrI ln il.aael..a ia.
Much 90 cver} loafs surprise the match
hns turned out weu. ara moss young Bri e
ane determined % make name ana fortune
FOR himself
-Of the late sir Arthur suluvan's
charitable do.ngs many instances are
forthcoming oue secretary ~ Suud y
school in poor We minister 1istri roe
lates that Pc rlsk.d penny stamp on an
appeal % Sir Arthur or subscription
to the schools annual day in the coun-
try There was 40 special cla ga 90 fhe
musician. bus The llticr sent half
guinea ana thereafter never forgot 10 e.
peat the gift year by year.
The ages u the members Of the now
English Cabinet arc Lord Halesbury r.;
Lord James OF Hereford q. Lorl Sails
burg. 90. the Duke q Devoushire 81,
Chamberlain. a.. Lord Ashbourne, go.
Sir N Hicks Beach. G.. Mr Richie e.'
Lord Cadogan. 90. Lord Landowue Lord
O. Hamilton ana Hamburg. an -. a. J.
Balfour &c. Lord Bnf1u- 81 Burclgh, 81,
Al,ers- Douglas. A.. Iord Londonderry IS.
Gerald Halfour. a.. Long. -. Broirck g.
and Lord sehorue. 81.
Frederic Sullivan. the composers elder
brother. who was the original Judge in
Trial bv Jury IN 1875. WIS brought up rs
an architect. and 81 him the late 10 4
Russell Of Klloweu used 90 relate au an
ecdotc When no was NJ. Charles Russell
tho future lord chief Justice had 20 cN-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-09
"a PAGES.
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetings-CathoHc Library Association:
Young Mems Hebrew Association
Special Notices - suwanes SPRINGS
water. Christmas sale OF Fancy Articles.
hy Ladies Of Christian Church. A "Bos-
ton Tea Party" for the u. A r. Ogle-
thorpe Monument Fund. Dec. Is. Notice
20 city Court Jurors. Greene a. Co:
Beautiful Christmas Presents Miss Haz-
ger. Conidas Best Quality Chocolates;
Christmas and Wedding Presents Koch
& sylvan, Look Savannah Building s1p-
ply Company; A Little Eva Cook Stove
rs d Present Coruweil a Chapman. A
Nice Present for a Gentleman and Lady.
Coruwen a Chapman. Savannah Steam
Dye WORKS. Christmas Gifts. A. l. Des-
bouiilons. Donneily Drug Company. Nor
tons School for Boys: Royal Music Hail.
business Noticcs-Gifts for the Wed ling
and Holiday. Hunter & Van Kouren;
Franklin Cigars. our Stock Of Beautiful
and Appropriate GIFTS. Thous Bros Not
the Same Od story Something Decidedly
New. =. " Counerat. Don't Buy Blindly.
r. L. CLANCY a Co.
Laundry. q W Laundry
Bicycle Supplies ana Repairing Daniel
A. Holland.
Ready-madc Garments al Greatly Re
duced Pr.ces-At Eckstein's.
q Christmas Cheer Is ia the Arm. Dry
fur.
Firs, Great Christmas sale-Foye a
Eckstein
The Quality Basis-B. H. Levy q
Bro.
500. '2m. g2oo-Aiutual Gas Light com
pany.
Christmas Toys. Etc.-Leopold Adler.
a Grand Carnival OF Holiday Goods
jackson, Metzgcr & co.
Finanaal-F a. Rogers & Co. New
York. Jacob Berry & Co. New York.
Wheeler & Co.. New York
Christmas WIN Soon BE Here-walsh
& Meyer
Useful Holiday Gifts-Leo Frank.
Holiday souvcnirs-Chas. Marks.
Holiday Goods-At the Bee Hive.
Christmas Is But TWO Weeks on-Byck
HEa=-
Machine. Blacksmith and Boiler Max.
ers-Alngledorn 8 Co.
Steamship schedule-ocean Steamship
Company.
Fifty Thousand Dollars-w. Z. wimpy
Christmas shoppinS-Ths Metropolitan
Clothing Company.
Russian Coffee Makers-Thos West a
Co
Auction sales-Clocks. silverware. Car
pets. Etc. by Savannah Auction and
Commission House: Ola Hoss' sale. Cen.
trail Railway OF Georgia Co. Carpets
Scales. Etc.. by C. H. Dorsett Auction
Ger. New Pianos. by c. II. Dorsett. Auc-
tioneer.
uusements-Annual Ball Savannah
Council. No. J.. American Firemen.
Guards Hall. Jan. IS: Barbara Friet-
chic" with Enc Ellsler Dec e. New
Years Ball and Reception Under Au-
splces Daughters q tho Confidence
Jan !: Rev Emil C Hirsohs Lecture
Facts and Fiction. About the Jews.
Dee L.
Railroad schedule-Plant System.
We Want You 10 Remember Us-Wm.
a II. II. LAttimore.
Raisin seeders-E Edward Loveis sons.
Our Retiring From businesh-George W
Allen & Co.
Columbus. chain ana Chainless. Juve-
nile wheels-T. a. Bryson.
Postum Food Conee-postum Cereal
Company.
Cooking oa-wesson's odorless Cooking
OIL.
Beef-Lehigs Extract % Beef
Medical-s. s. s.: Il. r. r. y. n. 2
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Pills. sarra-
psrillu. Pyramid Pile cure. Stusrrs Dys-
pepsla Tablets. stuarrs Catsrrh Tablets,
Dr. Hathaway Company: sloats Vegeta-
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