davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

8irtetreos baboe ban ubrettet, bpab st
WenneIte tunoe, Tor al isge at uoiGbne
% f%orione be itarpe WooiGtninqer
melem 8anit og 5nit % for at unos
9aa ben ulntteligt aataitrofe. men
5orboloens par m99tieere eno bar.
Sitter &rigen blep Der TIBET BAN Get
6berp I SCREENING meb afoeoe Stif.
amtmanb Regsn6urg ira oanit Sioe
at leoe C%oerora9elien al be miniitez
yieLe QrtiDer til be me Waot6apere /
6ertugDemmerne. Wien 6erefter trat
ban FIG meo Sorg / 9iertet tilbags ira
attn Statstieneite.
Sioen 1865 bar afoeoe leoet Iorl
Bripatmuuo. melt paa BET betenote,
ifsnne QanbIteb .Morienbor9" beo
2Dng6p, it9rft interesieret { aGe aoa
beige 3erelier / 9anmart. 6an par
IN fnt oannst, eliieliq perionligbeb,
Der fun efterlaber itg 8enner. 6an
oor fsot 16oe Suli 1890, Gsn at
8ammerberre. @rebe 2toam @ottl3b
MoItte til Gspe % 6uitru, fsOt 6en.
nings, og ugift. 9eb I'm uotr9belfe
at Stotstjene'ten blep ban Riooer oF
Daue6rog. 5or ben oanife Diatoniss
feItiftelfe interesiereoe @reO Moltte.
Der par en- opb reIigis5 Ratur, fig me-
GET og baDbe / en- lang Qarratte fuaz
9eret Tom aeoifor at StifteIiens Regns
itaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

9n bnsmte aHse. StatsmOnO, emmI 55omas ia germOnt bar en- aOu al 90
gan bar benaOt gmbstu fm HeprGimtant, 5natOr, etjnrenoommr og gu.
gaucusr
eubUT mu nls obfoluf poa bans Or pa eunb of bans esmphdrt Stobb os
5us Pletus 8qge pr, boab ban bar at fs IN. iom lbu Of rbamahfe Smetr Os
5fqtnugG. es bans 9uo. bDor ban It'll sam for andre" fouaue, bpoebes Or
sTenss @eDura biribe BAN fr Smute gneal 3bOmus Tiger:
Set 9le'e r mig oo D me eeilqbeo at tiIfsle nit 9ionesbpro ON gar=
on Of Dr. Grtnts Rerbura. Din mangeoar9e QiUsb nor na iahe I'll
Nette iaa me- 5orm al rbeumotife z euer. Seq bar opnoat @abn o.
QnOriue TED gu9en At 9r. Greene @elOura % 9ber 3iaabeqe til at OTent
lQqse bette greo II @abn for andre"
8b umot sms niger "a mo e6nns % Iaufhme ub uhhbtonment goOomlsb o.
nrbm Nepeue 6ubou hs AmOfare frome ban; mbuer ubiDbeie 5otsldit
gr hens &nsub baa6ee.
d mn0eug 9banbdn8 bebrbe uIou8 Rbmmotsms; men Der II gesu lube f
8bne5buro, im pda. at 2r 81 meS Raputa Blob % gtuembbd. fm IL abpln
ft ior Dttnaubefa obds r ct prdist os l1at SpodalmObel 6porfor los Oue
SmdtT bue III 9o o9 ShGu ueouaunoe pohe big @s uom al preue ben Mebdu
iom @ueal lboma8 anb fmu til eebfetor al. hoeuoe?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

@erbens pur iii g.
tie 3anb. s 5slge tDlfe glubea
Splpsninger fan 8anmarf gl9bs Iie
Deo at b9re BET 2anb, 6bor SparIonl.
meligbeben tribes bebIt. Mebens bel
brittiite Rises 8efoltning aarlis pr.
SnbiDio i~nbiGtter SO &roner / Sbds
retasfen, letter / Gsnnemlnit bber
perion / 8anmart 200 aroner | 8ans
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Born TT anbragt puo @pioemibofpitas
let. Den 6amilie, bnoraf gernene
TANNER. Ct affpGrret / BET aamle 5es
ater. 5lere 8ilfGlOe CT bibtil lie
inotrufne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

On prgpet abtnoe.
ginbanbler 2ubbig @iebpob / Rons
oers er plubielig ofgaaet Oeo 9eosl.
Dan lob fig efter 9agernes Raao nm
oertaite en- ulbeIes ufarlig Operation.
men oeoe unoer geoepslIen forinoen
Sans 6uitru, meo boem ben ofbsoe
for fort 9iO iioen feirebe SslpbrDaup,
sr Der 6leben rant at en- for Sorg III
De forrige, bun bar bait. Sun bar
tibligere O9ret gift; men fort eftcr
9rbuuppet bleb benoes fsrits Wanb
or9bt at Gbnet. Senere babbe bun og
@jsbOab ben fore Sorg paa cen Sang
at mite tre 8srn. fom ~begrabeOes l
famine 0rce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

9repe 6olitein : 9eoreborg bar i%elofpi=
qelig en- aeeeptabel 6srteminiIter.
bpis ban piIbe pore bet, men BET IiQes
/ OelunOerretteoe 8reoie, at ban life
oil bare at formaa BERTH. OgIaa 6r.
4rabbe maatte en- 5io beteqnes iom
acceptable. men maa nu betrogtes iom
ganite umulig. efter bOao Der er ifet.
SGd bill man n9pne 6r. 4lberti.
ga, opgti9 not / og for iig tan pei
U1anoen lite n9gtes at pGre, men bans
pOlitiite 5ortib er Iaa upaalioeIia. Il
man nRppe oil tunne t9nte ia BAN
Tom 9ronens 3aabgiDer, % BET iaa
meget minbre. Iom ingen / bgiere 8rao
eno ban bar fpottet og nqennembaanet1
De at 9ongen ndlgte Winiitre.
@f 3eformpartiet bliber oer eQent=
Zig fun noale faa tilbage, ON 6pilte Der
tunoe b9re 5ale.. be 6errer Gbriiteaz
IenzStaoil % SIR. Sage - man maa
ristianot o9faa Der bare oper meb Ell
ret upeoerbaftig politiit 5ortio - 81
maaite en- Wano Tom SDenb SPAS
bro. 6berfen / Solfeting euer 9anosz
ting oil man bans 9etbeo REQ at pa
3iIe andre MiniftermuIigbeoer inbea
for Reformpartiet; tbi man fan bol
bel lite t9nts paa at gre 8lubme II
Wnrineminiifer euer tiloeIe WRao
Iom Gable. 96ilipien eIer QIf. G6ris
tenien no9en 9ortefeuiae.
8snitre maa oo god %uoenfor 8ias
ougen FOR at iupplsre fla, men Del bl;
Der / ale 3iIfeloe foaIitatipt let e
megat tDnbt U1inifterium."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

aopperne. S Qarbus sr ct
femddriet og ct niaarigt Barn bleben
angrebne al Stopper. De angrebne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

6DpnOtisnlc, !. S ... % 4 s A. 9:5 e e
lgsnina. 9hoirronanee. ETC. Erref, b~Buulfbes mn
Ton tan 3nthnheiie Deer autre. bturlr6tb man IAN
bupuDitierf BIN neea DfrfB Gi1tube. 6aHb II nm
blfmmrinr iUr 5uanem = ON al iGlc RI % mfiffs
Aaraifer III bans dHnat on 60Ue1 AT faH lRrts as
hUea. i0m ldii. Siuu iltals. 81 8rhio I III bfinae
BET. a. w TH Mp OH
Brandon, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

profesforatst 9irfe4
biftorie. &ongen bar MI unbers
itreoet cdnb. tbeol. 8. 81. Qmmuno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
Snaae, merppie MenO.

ale %manbliae 9eiere af bette Blab, Der iioer al
Spdgbeo. eienbomneiiq for f0bf M1nb0Dm, ION
trrer pao oeres Ilpsfraii o. fpraariaaer a~onselig
% legernlige eioeiier. burbe ifrtus I'll o. eiter ri
lille % "A Warning Voice. icn 0Hlafti 2
bisie Snaoomms. Grin ! 3aa ne III iel ..
5rimRrfe til porto for Sfriffgt 4bresier Ir. vs.
Q. Slunoers a. e., Chicago, 5nsHots.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

ct pIubieligt SlbebefnOenbe O9 bar fefS
fla / 9anbebeisarsften. 9an er "a
faloet omionlb % tt f%rosien libel ben
fo%rrpgenoe Sneitorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Mar
bus ffal aflpres ben 16oe Sui, Dali
gas 8sosoag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Gn 6amffie poo @eiletss
mem er / qobet At en- balo Snes Mar
fuloitunoiq uobsb at 3ubertuloie. 5or
Ca. 10 qar IiDen 6eoe 9aqtr Oleien /
S,lopeo at 3%u6ertaloie, % / ben fels
aenoe gib osoe aae 9ernene Il BET
minoIte tre) al famine Sngoom, fit
en- Spn paa Is 4ar, % enoeli8 CT /
oenne 1i6 gernencs Mlooer oeo. bpots
meo belle 3amilien er u0rpooct al oennt
inigenoe Sn8oom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

qolft qbel. poIitiet / Belle
bar anbolot en- qoIat, Der opgab at
beooe Qnton a|ue3pnifi, for getleri. !
Qrreften 6lep ban - Der %forsori9 bar
paret anbolot baaoe i 5reosricia d.
&olOing. Iigtet for 3poeri - tonfron~
teret meo 9pens ebrige .GGiter.~ Gt
at oisie blotteoe itrats qolattsns
Stre6eli96eo og fortalte, at ban bar
en- bapareret QoeIsmano % beo Suit
us b. 8itiopifi. bar fra inf golen, oq
al bans Specialized bar GDtieiboerier-
4oelsmanoen, Der er uobiit at De
fleite at Gpropas 9anbe, bill blipe itrafs
iet Der for 9eileri % Oerpaa Ienos
bjem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

9tunb tenen Ia /. 8runos
itenen er MI neoldQt til Den g19ninl.
iom 5%oreningen til unae 6anoels
m9nos l|looannelie looer opfsre /
RsrrepoloQooe Rr. rs, 9sbcababn.
I'll 9n9ninaen er Der bepiloet 1f
q Observation-Disclosures 100000 9r., of
3igsoagen 100000 8r., At 9ben 80.
600 ST.. % beo pribate 9iorag er Der
Iamlet 100000 SIR.
@eo 6sitioeIigbeoen uotalte @ross
iererioeietetets 6ormouo, etatsraao
Qbolpb blanbt anoet:
On ben gn9ning, iom bi MI Itadr
/ 9e9reb meo at rejIe, tror ieg. al bet
bill tunne Iiges meo Rette. at Den / in
gen 6enieenbe bill TONNE til at itaa
tilbaae for no9en anoen meb 6enInn
til ben 9etnoning. Iom ben pil faa for
rort Samfunb. GuIinoer At unqs
W}9nb. Der drbeiber / 6anbelsitanoens
3ieneite, tommer til os pg Tiger: a8i
ieler. At ital ri, nnar Dor 3io tommer.
bane ubii9t til meo !6elo at tunne fsrt
Oanmarts 6anoel frem. fad maa b:
uoruites meo Iaaoanne 9%unbitaber,
at Ri lite tommer til at Itaa tilba9e For
andre 9anbes .6anoelsitonb. 8i tr
bilige til, efter Dagens Glib, at an
benbe pore faa 6ritimer / bette 2je
meo. Staf os pldos. % bi oil fbloe
e0ers gotaler." Seq tror, mine ser.
rer. al naar en- gBgnin9 relics for al
Opfplbe ct iaaoant 9rao, iaa er iirlz
bent no9en @%runoiten blepen neoIagt
paa faitere @runo.
Zen tradbGefe3 eIegraf.
Qaa 9pl 5britib og paa 9laapanbs-
but 5br opitides / oenne lib paa Sta
tens 9etoitning Qpparater til 3elefoe
nerin9 uoen 3raao. Der er ca. 4 Wtil
meIlem 59riiibet og 5pret.
1140 QttieeItnber msb
en- famlet 9apitol al 526,979,900 Str.
fnoes Der for ZjebIittet / 9anmart.
Stort QetroIeumsantG
Sbenbbprg. @ennem 81
tort petroleumsunIGg beo 2tsnebierg
Oeo Spenoborg er BET Weningen at
itnfe iaapel be fpnIte 8ner fom 2erna
ino for 5nn 5oripning At Petroleum.
8 SDenoborg gbrdaos W1soe forleoen
Qften opl9ites bet, at Wtiniiteriet for
ofenili9e 4rbejber bar ftaoFrftet TO-
geitemmelier dngaoenoe bette
Qnl99. iaalebes at Der 81. l.. tr9ffs
5oranitdltningsr til, at .3et banite
observation-disclosures" Stibe unber pisz
ie Omitqnoi9beoer uop6oloeiig ian pa
les I'D / Spenoborg Suno.
Sueftorm Spftanb -
en- Wanb omtommeu. Gn
befti9 Sneitorm bar bjemfegt en- DEL
at HsrreiBGano. Den -. Qpril ON
ornenpu ttoIid QIoffen = faoht on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08
En- Vice GuvernOr kureret.

6cne al SDOllas, oen Gl0te nnlrpcnbr 0encral
ira Sorgrrfrigrn % fbu. Sicr.SnucrnOr al SermOnt,
berries for gibcnmntisme ueo Sr. Orccne's 9terOurn
SlOb= Of YrrUfIfiO0el.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

z sails BED Qalborg boer Der /
fsIae ,.Qal6. Stiftst." en- mqngbe
oamle folf. Zen 0loIte er en- Some pa1
96 Qar: bun IT for 5ioeu paa en- 5ors
neielIestur til 9ebenbapn. Saa er
Der en- aone paa 80 gur, iom ipdbIerer
rail omtrinQ / gpen. Rr. 3 er Ell
Rano paa 81 4ar % b~erefter fel9er en-
Wano poo 80 Qar og en- paa Sc Var
ga en- Gnfe q en- GntemaHo begge paa
81 Ndr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Sra 9e6enhdba fripes: Meo en-
oto oen qione Situation let forItaae=
Zig 6daronattetbeo beo6lioer 80qtsrre
ON ct inarliat Uliniiteritifte at boise
Fs. 6pao Der !igser til Gruuo for
oisie 3ngter, er 6ooeoIageIig bet. II
0r. 9samien / 6arme Drer fit Bale
ne0erlas. ION efter bans Menina ferTt
70 iremmeit itpIoes TraFtminiitereas
8ommerter. Der umiooelbdrt err
8dIget bar uotalt Ig til f%orIteaiqe oal
NBobenoi9beten AZ. at bans 9oae41
ait at, og iatte 5rumf paa peo at iii
fsie, at euers ali ban ieIo. 0ette bar
ban, ON END ! noget miloere 5orm,
gentaqet / Winifterroabet men Der FL
mes bet at orre Ipttebes at title ban
tilfreos.
Den aenbs9erning, at Grep SOL.
itein= QeOreborg Tor 3iosn opbolber ia
Der / gDen. bar naturligpis qiort IT
til at itnrfe 3roen paa ct Winiiters
itifte. Ulan bill moaite bare laat
WlGrte til, at bper Sang Der / be ienere
4ur bar li9get Wtiniitsrrpgter / quf
ten. bar @reD 6olitein beitanOia porst
/ a%sbenbapn. 8stte it1loss bog II
tert nGrmeit en- SilfalOigbeb. 5clf.
iom er tenbt meb Stsmningen beo 5of
Jet, er obiolut utilbsieIig til at tro pal.
at GreO 6olitein Tube blipe falbet
til at panne Ct M.iniIterium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Tens ltonRpneIie til grofesior / Sirtss
biitorie neo Asbenbapns uniperiitet.
6r. 8. 81. Mmmunnien er fun 26 Qor
Al. % Den Dn9ite at aae Qnieaerns.
- 6fter 3~Sorlpoenbe bill Ell Del 9ioens
itabsmRno itette ct Qnoraqenbe DIN,
at Der mac blioe gibet canb. tbeol. 81
car Qnoerien Ret til al bolbe Sore
lrsnin9er peb uniberItetet ligeIom
ae9erinaen ital bare bet9nft paa at
anmooe R~igsbagen ON p%engsmiDIe,,
Iaaleoes al ban tan blipe oniat iom
Deceit iGrlis / banit airiebiitoris.
6n bsfltg Stubent. 3rd
8sbenbdDns uniOeriiteis Set meooe
les bl. a.: Yoerligere fanot ben iGrs
0anliae Sperratning at @ulbmeoaiIer
Steo. De lets un9e 6errer, Der / for
rige Qar bar tiltempet fla oenne uos
martelie, bleo enteltois raabt op til
1aIerftoIen og fit Mebaiaen af aet
tors 6a0no. Yaa 6ens % 3ilbages
oeien itan0ieOe be foran aronprinIeu,
6oem De bilite meo op6e But. Stun en-
at De tets bilite life, men nsieoes mlo
al quite Uleoainsn / gommen meo en-
gna0en Yiins O9 itpnoe fig iilbage pal
i'm YlaDs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

6tnnerupbrobet. 8ommen
oOer Slaqter Senien i 6innerup Ct
tlepen appeaeret al BET oheutIi9e.
On qf6re aonfirmdno.
9lunot 9onfrmanoerne / &orIsr Cir
te / Gsnoags fanbtes / 5slge Sous
Qm%tstioenoe" en- 22sadrig Wlano. Nluz
rer af 9rofesTion. 6an tilbsrie beg
life noget ira 5olietirten ofpigenoe
5rosiamfunb. men bar iimptlt ben
life bleoen tonfrmeret / ben a%Iminoelis
&c @loer.
GtW fnbes prteobe 8 Il
Zen Minoeiten. iom banile
S|n9enierer bar Iaoet ubfsre til al iatz
te paa oere5 afosOe aonega 6ugo
@aeBolos @rob / 9angtot, er MI far
Rig Og afaaast ira 5ri6aonen mao
Odmpitibet oSiam".
Den imntfe @raniiten b9rer Sn5z
Itriften .,6ugo DatbolO, fsot / 8ans
mart 1873. beo / Sium 1899. 8ens
ne Sten rejite oanite Sn9enierer."
0oebolo BAR en- ung meget be9aper
Snqenisr. Der / en- 4loer al "a qar
osoe / Siam. Stenen. Der imponerer
oeo lin greobe. er 7 SOB bei og oeier
oper 1000 gunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

@tI brpoe 4IGiancen. &c.
outter 8ioeb9t. Reformpartitts fol.
tetingstanoioat i 6iaerDOtreoien. ftr;.
per / tit Slab. .Oooer 5olte6lab": Geo
mener. at 5ioen CT tommen til e D
ger meIem Socialoemotratsrne %
9enitre. Cab Dc 6rpoe Qaiancen mto
SociaIoemotraterne ooer belle Qinieni
4 i X
- GbriitoFer 3rdb6e tom boa inn /
5oiteiin9si, iro6s al bans GDmpai6i
for 9atteren 5ru 8iloenrat6 Grab6cs
forrGoeriite @rbeioe I G6noerjDaanb.
San babe ingen Mobtanbioat, 6bors
FOr ban Tom parlamentdrif Winbrez
mano tyg0er inn / bet oanIfe 3oll,s
ting.
+
@eb @afget BRETT
6le0 en- 0lano itaaenoe iad lange in6s
/ Stemmerunmet, inblil bet bleo ban
for teOeligt. Saa Itot ban 6cpeoet uo
al 0sren pg ipurgte: o8}aa jsg mart
gaa?"
@enftreminifteriet I'm
Der OoerTtrifien o2ibIens Ouofa5"
bringer 9ejreblaoet BORT Qonb" ca
&arifatur at 9 at @enftrereformpars
tets 5srere. Der menes at tunne bana:
ct genTireminifteri1m. Com Ir. /
itaur Opfert 6sieTteretsIagfsrer Qlber.
ii, Der iom 5erIteminiiter boloer Sfu1
ober be andre 8 5errer. ylr. 2 er Ser
rebsfrgeb &rabbe og SIR. 8 er G6riIten-
len (Stabi0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

Den tradoIefe3 eIegraf.
9aa 9pl 5britib % paa glaapanbs-
tut 5Dr opitiaes / oenne lib paa Sta
tens gefoitning Qpparater til 3elefoz
nerinq uoen 3raao. Der CT ca. 4 Mil
melem 5prItibet og 5Dret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-08

0QttiefeIftaber msb
en- iamlet aapital al 526, 979.900 Str.
fnoes Der for gjeblittet / 8anmart.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10
COFFEE KNOCKED HIM,
Couldn't Move for Four Hours After
Drinking Two Cups.

When coffee drinking affects a mans
health so badly that he has 20 be put to
bed for four hours after drinking two cups
at dinner, 1t is high time he quit
That was the experience of Mr. Hood
in Geneva. Mich. His wife writes ~
consider that Postum saved the life Of
my husband. For two years he had been
troubled with his heart. and kept getting
worse. I finally induced him to make
the experiment of leaving off coffee and
taking Postum Food Coffee. and he i'm
proved rapidly, but one day he drank
two cups Of strong coffee for dinner and
had to lie on the bed four hours before
he could move, since that time no coffee
is used but Postum altogether He has
entirely recovered his health. has no more
trouble with his heart. and says he likes
Postum better than he ever did like the
old-fashioned coffee.
number Of our neighbors use Postum
altogether to the exclusion of ordinary
coffee. once in while / find a person
who has cried Postum and does not like
H. but always find, upon inquiry. that
they tried TO make IL by boiling Il five
or ten minutes. which absolutely viii not
do. 1t must be boiled fifteen or twenty
minutes after the boiling begins Put In
little piece of butter to prevent &c from
boiling over, and you win have a delicious.
palatable ana nourishlng beverage" Ada
lioodi Geneva, Mich, ......
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

IS the attractive guest Of Mrs. j. B.
Wright on St. Simons.
Mrs VIM. Leopold of Savannah is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. r. ]. Bliss has returned to her
home in New York.
Miss Susie Ralston is visiting friends
on st. Simons Island.
Mrs c. w. Spear Of Westfeld, Mass,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. William Tay-
lor
Miss Fe. Symons has returned home
after spending some time in New York
devoting it to the cultivation of her voice.
Mrs. E. Lichtenstefn Of Fort Gaines is
visiting her sister Mrs. Louis Hayme.
One of the joliest parties that ever
visited Brunswick came Thursday after
noon from Darien and St Simons and
was composed Of the young society peo-
pie of those places There were about
forty in the party and it was given in
honor of Miss Hilton of New York who
is spending a few weeks down in this sec
ton. The party came on the steamer
Passport and after spending a short time
here steamed out for Darien. Among
those in the party were: Mesdames
James X. Clarke, Joseph Hilton of New
York, B. f. Sinclair, William Clifton, w.
H. Strain J. B. Wright, Phillips, Free
man, Meldrim, r. p Paul, Vim; Misses
Paul, Anthony, o. Kehan, Ruth Foster.
Foster. Roberta Cook, Ida /. Hilton, n.
Cain, Helen Cain, Fox, Clark, Olive Clark,
DeLegal B. Bowney J. Jones, i. Hop
kins, Mabel Robinson, Warden, Lille
Payne Nellie Lachlison, Messrs. Manson,
Downey. Sinclair, L. J. L. Foster, Joseph
Hilton, John Clark, NJ Hopkins, G. Cain,
Mcfarland, Strain, Meldrim.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

Boys Suspenders sc
Children's Black Ribbed
Stockings, DC
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs SC
Duchesse Lace, sc
Crepe Paper. &c HNz
Crochet Knitting SILK, 30
White India Linen, sc 80
White Linen Doylies, sc
Turkey Red Doylies, &c NHE
Dozen Gilt Trimming But -
tons, Sc
Dozen Cup Shape Pearl Dress
Buttons, o.
Shell Hair Brooches, &c
Box Paper and Envelopes, Sc
Bay Rum Hair oil, Sc
Ladies' Leather Belts. 100
Ladies' Seamless Black
Stockings, Zoe
#. n" #. ]. ]. 1. 81. !. !. e.. !. OC
Ladies' Corset Covers. 100 n
Ladies' Carriers, Toe HH
French Hair Rolls. 10c
Gilt Hair Brooches. Toe
Mems Suspeuders Toe L"
SIX Windsor Ties. Zoe wv
chidron's Heavy Under
wear Zoe
Whisk Brooms, 100
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

, Embroideries, &c
Honiton Laces, &c
Torchon Laces, Sc
Boys Windsor Ties, SC
Gilt Trimming Braid, &c
Dozen Pearl Buttons, &c 4
Bleached Cotton Towels, &c z
Colored Crochet Cotton, &c
Crochet Hooks, Sc
Cotton Crash, &c
White Knitting Cotton, &c Y
Shell Side Combs, &c
Infants Bids, Sc
Taiior's 6O-inch Tape Meas
ures, &c
Vaseline, &c
White Lawn Full Dress Ties3c
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

Mrs. w. H. Griffin was the hostess to
the members of the WymadOsis Club
Wednesday afternoon, an which occasion
they were entertained in a charming
manner. The parlors were prettily decor
ated. Mrs. Griffin received her guests in
the han and was assisted by Mesdames
]. n. Griffin, T. NJ. Talbot, Golden
Stevens A. j. Strickland, NJ. A-scBriggs
and w. l. Converse. On the wall of one
Of the parlors was tackled q big sheet of
paper with questions CONCERNING the dol
lar, the heading was What do you know
about the silver dollar?" In the other
parlor there were gates to OPEN in the
form of questions, beginning with What
gate questions%' The majority Of the la
dies present knew more about gates"
than about dollars, but Mrs. John Harris
was given the prize for answering all of
the dollar questions, while Miss McFad-
den received the prize for opening the
most gates"
Mesdames Edward Hudnall and Her
bert White will be "at home" to the mem
bers of the Wymadoss Club on next We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of the for
mer The occasion will, no doubt, be one
of pleasure. a 1aqa .ar
The dime tea given by Mrs. Luxford and
Miss McFadden Monday was quite a sue
cess. A large number of people called
during the afternoon and evening and
were served with refreshments.
Miss Ada Smith of Vlcksbarg, Miss, is
the guest of Miss Emma Griffin.
Mrs. S. p. Hamilton of Savannah is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Lloyd
Staten.
Mrs. L. H. Strum is visiting in Quitman
this week. sgs-4
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10

Ice used for heating purposes Is one
OF the most curious devices mentioned in
bulletin recently issued by the weather
bureau at Washington on the subject Of
protecting perishable goods in transporta-
ton. new kind OF car is double-lned
aud has at each end four galvanized iron
cylinders reaching from the floor to near
the top. ln summer these cylinders are
hlled with fee and salt tampod down ha-d.
and 1t is claimed that "a refrigerator ve-
htcle thus equipped does not need any re-
newal Of i's stock Of fee on journey
clear across the continent Tho remark
able point however, is that the car Is
Iced In winter just the same for the Rur-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-10
Brunswick social Events.

Brunswick Ga, Feb. 9.-Mr and Mrs
Albert NJ. Smith have returned from a
pleasant visit to relatives in Florida
Miss Tallulah O'Neal of New York.
who Is spending the winter here. the
guest of Mrs. Samuel c. Atkinson, is re-
ceiving many charming social attentions.
Mrs. w. II. Dyer of Montgomery will
remain here several weeks longer, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. w. II. Berrie
Miss Clara May Lewis an attractive
young lady of Albany has returned to her
home after a pleasant visit to Mrs. E. D.
Wolfe.
Miss Bette Nightingale is visiting
friends in South Carolina for a few
weeks
Miss Jennie Bryan of. Savannah is the
guest of Mrs. j. s. Dunwody.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Downing are now home
to the delight of their many friends who
will be pleased to learn that Mr. Down
ing is much better in health than when
he left here several months ago.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel C. Atkinson en-
tertained delightfully."- a few evenings ago
in honor of their niece, Miss Mary Lila
Blanton, and three visiting girls, Miss
Tallulah O'Neal of New York, Miss
Katherine Morris of Atlanta and Miss
Georgia Wayne of Macon. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Upper
Miss Evans Jeter of Macon, Juliette Cole
man of Alabama Miss Parker of New
York, Florence King Thiot of Savannah
Margaret Boston of Savannah Jennie
Bryan of Savannah Retta Mccullough,
Constance Butts, Ethel Conoley, Olivia
Raeney, Mamie War, Reta McKinnon,
Mary Mccullough, Leslie Butts. Julia
Wilder, Frances Nightengale, Lucille
Butts. Messrs. Pigman, Bee. of the Am
phitrite. Griffith. Waff Whitfield North,
Reese, Twitty, Symons. Gale. duBignon
Smith, Fleming, Fleming, Jr., Coleman
Colson, Butts, Mccullough, Meador
Mayre.
Miss Mary Lila Blanton is visiting
friends in Townsville.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Pye have moved to
Jacksonville, to the regret of their many
friends here.
Miss Lily Warden Of Dunnellen, n. J.,