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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25
A NEW FIRE NET.

The new fire net recently adopted by
one Of the metropolitan fire depart
ments has been such a great success as
a life saver that its unusual adoption
is predicted in the near future. Every
one takes special interest In any inven-
ton tha: will save or prolong life.
This ls the reason 50 many people have
been prasing the merits Of Hostel
ter's stomach Bltters during the past
fifty years The peerless medicine has
done more to promote health and long
life than any other In existence. II Will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion, belching,
aatulency. insomnia, nervousness, and
malaria, fever and ague. Many prom
inent physicians recommend il. Be sure
to give II trial. The genuine must
have our Private Die Stamp over the
neck OF the bottle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Cla:sop county warrants, en-
dorsed prior 70 March 1i,h. 1900 10 IRE
sent the same TO the county treasurer
at his ctFice. l6l Tenth street. for paw
ment. Interest ceases after this date.
tSigned) T. c. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer
Dated at Astoria. oregon. this 95th day
Of October, 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Tho British s5ip Barnllan arrived
yesterday rom Santa nosaIis, She left
nye daya later than ths Thgrnlrbnnk
but male slightly better passage.
Tie Binlian 10 four-mas,er aud rex.
.strra over 2l0O tons
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE Sdi

All contracts ior advertising In
the Aslorian are made on II guar.
antee 0f circulation four times
larger than that of any paper
published or circulated IN Clnt.
sop county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Youll have to hurry lhg rummige
sale CLOSES November l.
Wanted Elderly woman 10 take caro-
u two children, Apply. H. Il llocnrr
Call a. Fisher Bros ana see those
ncXihlo and lnd1struc,ablo Queen mats.
This week tho unl1ntnwn church has
iys brncnl AZ Herman wlsc'a clothing
STORE.
Come Just to 500 and come 70 buy.
a! tho rlnmago sale. i,o-s Commercial
street.
Green tomatoes, bell ana chlll prp.
pcrs for chill sauce. plcallli etc, at
johnson Bros
4 son WAS bora yesterday 20 the wife
of q &. Jcnrrs pr cordincr vac the
Attending physician
We have Just received direct from the
elder press. another 10, of HNcr, appl,
r'drf johnson nros
Wanted. by Mu Ehrksoo. Ham.
moni. s.r to Io homework Apply a.
rs Sixth 'lvel Astoria
Tho steamship Sutherland with a
'rs, n nour ani lumber or ,ac ori-
rnt put Zoo sea ysu'.r .riay
% you smoke Try a General Sui
Ivan" tho nnes, been, -lgar On ,as
market s'li everywhere.
carry A stock N mirrors wcll worth
booking a',, m'-rars .o sY3 ail peo.
pie and purss-. Charles Rogers
The American bark Kat. Davenport,
departed y~s'rr Francisco
She takes 5000 feet 5, lumber
saNml sites arr the 1nly things
which cannot %, purchased a the rum.
mage ul", which eloacs November
This vyck 'hc union'own church has
Ip hracn. a, Herman wlss's clothing
store
n pirut. having lcg cram brick
m5uli- belonging 20 H. Il Horacr w.''
kindly notify h.m. hc VIII send tor
them
Just rctc.v,i. supply ~ Newcastle
nut coal tho very bee. coal 20 br had
f1r family USE place your order, now.
s. Elm'rc & Co. telephone 66l
Thl. week the rn,Hn'own church has
l'- bench a Herman wl'es clothing
sJ1r'
Arc.unt,, wives Nha desire 10 pur-
el.R,r Christina, prrscns tar their
husbands should irmrmhrr ,hn, the
rmmngt silc cla.r, November I
THe Urush bark Thornlichank we'll
known 'n lh, prrJ bs-.y.l y'str- l'v
nf'rr , passage ~ ti lsye from santa
Woulr Shr D. unIer charter 60 l'al
gala
r. see ,l the virtues that have made
hssr the popular rink II today order
a iorrn NJ s,hujr'r F,lrd 4 Stok"a
GO hay, just received fresh shIn-
mcnl
Tho run N slycr.,dc salmon Is re-
ported 40 have greatly Increased dur
lng the past week Snrdinrs are also
plentiful 0u the river and fishermen are
making biz catches In 'front.' " the city
Foari 4 Stokes co. have Just rcceiv-
ed shipment or Evans pale ale, This
IL an. of the most popular brands on
the markc, and is especially recon-
mcndei By physicians for weak peo-
pie
Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore The barge Atlas arrived down
the river Yesterday with that portion
of the cargo ~ the RIckmer RIckmers
which must be lIghtered down the
river
Several months ago The city Of Port
land set out TO secure s5OeO for pub
liz baths The fund has reached
sa7liS9, and the solicitors are ready tt
auIt work The Davenport lecture net
ted saoi5O
County Treasurer Thompson has Is
sued can for all general fund war
rants lndorsci prior - March H. 1900
The total amount " cash available Il
slpoe 50, OF which $itS.55 represents &C.
,rurl interest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25
AROUND TOWN.

Now goods every Jay a tho rummass
sale,
Coal TO bura' EImore Co. phone
SGi.
White Ash Coal. bes, tor family use.
Phone. Main co.,
ra'unro homo industry ana buy your
feed at daa,Jna mili
Good clothes. clean and In good or.
der n tho fummago sale
Call main d6l tor your coal require.
meats orisp promptly nllcd
Hos, i5-eont mesls-l,lslns sun Res.
,auran,, 6ls Commercial street,
Take a look at lhoae swell robes and
covers a, qastpn's harness shop
House tor rent near Alderbfook school
hou," Inquire al ioana1n nros store,
Cali AZ tho Ociien, barbor shop tor
up,l,.da'r work. Three hrs,-class bar.
brrs
japanese goods ot all kinds. cheap at
,hr Yokohama nasser. go Commercial
street
Come. Jus, 70 seo whs, the ladies
have far sale a, tho rummase saic--ljl.:
Commercial g.
SoW Is me Umc 90 order your waters
upp.y ~ coal CAN up phone 6di-E-
more s. CO.
For rgn; Three or FOUR furnished
reoms for housekeeping also single
ro.m,. idi rru.h S.
Far rcn.-Two rooms. centrally lo-
cat,d Ia a qulrI street. pr.ce fcsslaablc
Inquire At ,h's once
Family orders ior nc Tak, Poln, oys.
fer, v,ll DO promptly nIlei at ,hc rokc
pb.nj oyster house, ph5nu siil
II You WAC, b.x wood, slab wood 'r
other drcNo.l lscph1n, Kelly the
transfer man Phone -sil black
n ynu enjoy gooi smoke try a
Genera, sullivan" tho nnca. 5.ccn,
cigar on The markc, sold everywhere
Cream pure Ue AmeucA'I dH,t;
whisky The only pur. so,ds. guar
an,ccd rich and mellow JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sole Ag'aL
A larsc assortment of mems suits,
shirts. nhocs. ovcrtotIs. nccktlcs and
has IN very good condition at the rum
mage alc-l5i-e Commercial 81
John A. Montgum'ry has opened
shop al lsi Bond s,r,,; ard la prepared
to do all classes OF plumbing and tim
ring at lowest possible rita
Roalyn coal lasts longer, IN cleaner and
makes cas trouble With stoves and
chimney fuss than any other, Georgc
W. Sanborn. agent; telcphlne 1871,
Baths for ladies at the Palace Baths.
Private entrance on side Of building.
shop open on Sunday mornings ror
shines and baths Davis & CorbetL
proprlolors,
Fisher Bros. have Just received a full
line OF the famous Queen mats. These
mats are pronounced the finest on the
market and are offered at the most
REASONABLE, prices Call and inspect
them.
BEST ib-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
-uMWS TEOTU
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

The German bark Fnypri'a Is report
80 20 have loft down The river ycatcr-
Day morning She has g5,22j bushels
of barley The grain shipments FOR the
month VIII undoubtedly aggregate more
than a0O0.0D1 bushclp
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Members " Battery L. Third ArtH-
ley. presented Lieutenant John Nc
Manus with a fne saber. AT Fort canby
In appreciation ot his kindness as their
commander. a, Manila. on the boat from
Manila. and while he was IN commani
AZ Fort Candy. Lleutenan, McManus
ls now stationed at Fort Stevens hav-
ing been transferred from Canbv 10
tha, po.n, a few weeks ago. and was
ruccceIed at CANDY BY Captain Pierce.
The member. ~ Battery L. a soon cs
they asc.rtsined that their commander
had been transferred. began prepara-
tlons 20 surprise him hy presenting him
with The abcr, hoping to do SO before
hc went % stevens About 500 was
r,tsed by the boys In q few hours, and
N, sahe- was ordered from san Fran
cisco. but e d.d not arrive until nbol;
a week agn. and after the Lieutenant
had gone. He was Invited 20 dinner AT
Fort Candy by the officers. and after
N. meal they took a walk on the pa
r,dr grounds When the officers reach
ci the grounds the entire battery was
IN linz, under the command of SER
erlnt George DeGivtns. As the 'iii-
GERS approached This officer he came
forward. and drawing ihe saber pre-
srntel It 10 the astpnishrd ileu,anant
w.th a neat speech
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25
ToDAY's WEATHER,

PORTLAND. Oct - -Orrgon. wash.
lnston and Idaho generally fair. light
variable winds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Tn. s."imSr Bailey Gitzen struck a
rock ahilp coming down from The
Dtlles. Wednesday. ana several planks
were torn uut Fortunately the steam.
ar Is provided With watcr-light COM
partmcp,s ana iid not sink A. sojn
Us repairs are made she win resume
ucr run
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Hnnlbill ls 1oy popular amuEs-
ment Al the Commercial club. and the
members are eyln-lng great Interest In
The sport. For several months past a
largo number N professional men have
been plny.ng hnnlb1ll during the afier-
noon. whNe the noylces nractlced dur
lng the night Yesterday two u the
day players. Professor 4. A. Cleveland
and r Casseu. wcrr challenged by Bert
Alien ana Jay Tuttle, noylces The
games took place last evening. and wefe
close ana exciting The afternoon
players were too much for the niR1t
hawks. however. winning by scores Of
2l.is and 2i-l9 The winners n last
evenings contest were challenged by
George W. Rilston hni Ben Marion.
The chlllcngrrr mink they are about
right when u comes 80 handball ana
,xoect - easily defeat the day play
err. The games now being played COM
menc. A serlsa. Hnnibll Is not only
nnc s7lr,. but Il Is excellent exercise
particularly for persons whose work
keeps them Ind ,ors The number ot
players az the club ls now very large
ANA viii doubtless increase steadily
4. m this time on.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

The rummage sale IL stlii an AZ the
I'D McAllen g. Mcdonnell store. Dur
Ing the pas. few days the stock Of
goods has been added 20. and now a
purchaser may nnd anything he Nigh,
wsnL There is large assortment
II goods on hand and genuine bargains
are offered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25


rock While coming down from The
/ DAlles. wcin~sdly ana several planks
were torn out Fortunately the steam.
er Is provided With water-lIghi COM
partmcn,s ana iid not sink A. sojn
rs repairs are made she win resume
n"r run
The rummage sale IL suli on AZ the
old McAllen & Mcdonnell store. Dur
Ing the pas. few days the stock Of
goods has been added 10. and now a
purchaser may f,nd anything he nigh,
wsnL There is large assortment
u goods on hand and genuine bargains
are offered
Tho rumragr sale viii close Noycm-
bcr !. No,witbslaniing that the sale
has been 90 tof several weeks. the IA.
dlcs IN charge say they SIN have many
harEA.ns and As,ofiana should not fhll
u, caN A. the store There is large
stock u goods to select from. ana gem
uinc bargains are arcrrd A. he la
dies express .I Sow is the time to
save mIn"y'
The American bark Harry Morsc has
,,g.5 o.. ...4,.. charter ,,t b.y
lsfrw ni.l b- paid IN aui discharged
IL, was expected thar the vessel would
ae,I, ,.. chartered by nc Alask, Fish.
.rr,.,.. Packing rsmnany bul there 4,
mas, III, Likelihood N this owing to
|,t, pumb.r s, i.srnsag.l vessel, Al
s,, FRANCHISE. Che Morse win remain
b~o, pn,l she 4. chartered
----
/ 4 number 1, crpr.ss PACKAGE that
verr IN tho car which train robbers
| dynaml,ci near Eug nc arrived In As.
/ ..,,,.,.t ,.,t,,.,-, N, the 4 G.
.o, ,,,.rly sn.o., nm. result. a., the
I..,i...,, ia. 5,ory N,s.,rrr Charles
,..t.,,,, ,.t,, v,. an m. Ar when
-. h.lt-,,, ,....,--.t a., a r,us.n NJ
t,,,.. r,.,.-,r,,k. ~ this city.
4 hi Who is ~mpluyei at Lnckslrv
HAL seaside was arrested yesterday
aa complaint ~ Mr.. Carlyle The boy
gr sall q, have opened letter adj
br,.,.I q, Mrs carlyle and taken from
Il, money order ,5r Jss. His eifori to
cash ,hc rider resulted IN his arrest.
3 H...s....s4 kt. k..
I,.uh. ,rlrI hy the ,u.ticc OF the peace
no s.4.l3,
-
of tr. l'm1a market the London
Grocer, G1tr., SAYS "Wh!le thrrs is
l'tlr Improvement In market hus.nss'
IL, rrp. .rt consumption appears 20 90
/ .a s'raIN A1sEA q steady, bu Fra
ser river appears Boo Dee slightly rrmrr
.t., g,.ls no ihs .p't For the present
wears u1tk transactions ar, con,p.cu.
uus hy tarH lnssu.r ln Liverpool ,he
.iemanI IFS k,.pus 1910 wonderfully. and
,e,rc oppr1rs q. D.. mne' trade 30 the
country q. mi, rmr II the var 'han
I0rnrI o. sIr.n."
The san Fnu.stl Examiner 90, Mon
.Aay says. To-day Miss Larntno
I Uakrmln gives lea IN honor ot Miss
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

The Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary
to the Grand Army Of the Republic VIII
give a dinner and fair In the Flavel
building on the end of November 10
raise funds for the entertainment Of the
Grand Encampment Of the G. A. Il"
which IA to be held In Astoria next
June Donations are solicited. Leave
orders at the oregon bakery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

The scrap which occurred at ,lwaco
a week az, Monday seems 10 be rather
a confused affllr, II now tr1nsplres
that Sergeant pey,n, was not assault
ed by the five men with whom he re-
paired to an out-of-the-way place but
that the assault vas committed by one
man. The assllnnt who fought at the
suggestion of the sergeant, 1t Is said
is A powerful fellow, and the report
comes that he fractured the officers
skull and otherwise injured him with
his bare fists. rhe four soldiers who
witnessed the mill are still locked no
IN the guardhouse, awaiting trial by
courtmartal,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

BEST i5-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

County Commissioner Young, who
was In the city yesterday reports that
the county sawmll Is In place and
will at once begin operations The
break In ;hc dyke Is being repaired by a
force Of men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore. The barge Atlas arrived down
the river yesterday with that portion
of the cargo ~ the RIckmer Rlckmers
which must be lghtered down the
river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Several months ago The city Of Port
land set out TO secure s5OeO for pub
liz baths. The fund has reached
sa7liS2, and the solicitors are ready to
auIt work, The Davenport lecture net
ted saoi5O,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

You'lI have TO hurry he running.
sale glotrn November !
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

County Treasurer Thompson has Is
sued call for all general fund war
rants lndorsei prior % March H. 1900
The total amount " cash available Is
sipoa 50. ot which $itS,55 represents oc-
crurl interest,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Tho rumnagg sale viii close Noycm.
bcr ]. N5,withslaniing that the sale
has been 90 tof scyrra, wceka the ia.
dlcs In charge say they SIN have many
bargains. and As,ofiana should not fall
{, can a. the store There Is q large
stock u goods 70 select from. ana gen.
uinc bargains ir" ofrcrrd A. he la
dies expires .I "Now Is the time TO
save ~ Inry"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-25

Foari 4 stokes co. have Just rcceiv-
ed shipment OF Evans pale ale, This
IL one N the mos, popular brands on
the mark,, and IS especially recon-
mcndci By physicians for weak peo-
al
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
Waycross Society.

Waycross, Jan. 12.-W. W. McCuiley
and family have moved to Brinson' wnere
Mr.. McCulley is in the mercantile bust
ness.
c. G.. Parker and family of Waresboro,
are now residents of Waycross.
Mrs. ]. F. Gassett is visiting in Willo-
coochee.
w. B. Teston will move his family 20
Waycross next week. He has built a
handsome residence on Hicks street.
Mr.. r. W Bewick and Miss Amanda
Cox, who were married recently at Cor
dele, are domiciled at Mr.. J. A. Strick-
lands in Blackshear.
Mrs John C. Nichols and family Of
Biackshear, have moved to Waycross ana
now occupy Mrs. Nichols residence on
Pendleton street. Mrs. Nichols is the
wife of the late Hon. John c. Nichols.
congressman from this district, and will
be warmly welcomed to Waycross.
Mrs. Jennie Stephens of ST. Simon r.
visiting at the home of Hon. w. H.
Miller in Waycross.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13

Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 12.-During the
past week the arrivals at Jekyl Island
have been Mr.. c. F. Hoffman and bride
OF New York city; Mr.. Edwin Gould and
party Of New York, consisting of Mr..
Robert Graves, Robert Graves, Jr., Mr..
Stewart VIENNA, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bar
bour. Mr.. Gould and party came to
Brunswick via train and were met here
by Mr.. Gould's yacht the NADIA. They
viii remain at Jekyl for several days and
then probably return to New York in the
NADIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour arrived on
board their yacht and will remain for
some time.
On Thursday AFTERNOON and evening
next Mrs w. NJ. Upper, Mrs. Ralph B.
Upper and their guest, Mrs. Edward P.
futile of Newton, Mass, will receive
their friends and the elegant home of
Capt. and Mrs. Upper on Union street.
promises to be the scene of much pleas
ure.
Capt. James L. Foster, formerly Of st.
Simons Mills, now of Baltimore is here
for a few days visiting old friends.
Mrs. Charles y. Lloyd and Miss Edna
Penniman leave in a few days for Louis
VILE where they will spend some weeks
and then visit friends in the West. They
contemplate being away several months.
News from the BEDSIDE OF Maj. Column
bus Downing, now under treatment in st.
Lukes Hospital, New York city, has not
been very favorable during the past few
days and his friends here are very much
worried over his condition.
The marriage of Mayor N. Emanuel and
Miss Daisy Mcintosh. which will occur
Tuesday next is an event of much inter-
est to social Brunswick just now.
Mr.. Furman Barnes Pearce, a popular
young attorney of Macon, has been
spending a few days here this week. Mr..
Pearce will leave for Savannah shortly
which place will be his future home. He
has made many friends during his
short stay here and will be cordially well
coined back.
Mrs. J. B. Wright OF st. Simons was
among the attractive visitors to Bruins
wick this week.
Brunswickians regret to learn that Mr..
and Mrs Laurence c. Bodet will proba-
bly, leave the city shortly for New Or
leans, their former home. For the past
few years Mr.. and Mrs. Bodet have
been residents of this city and Mrs. Bodet
has been an important factor in many
social and charitable affairs that has
served to make her especially popular
with everyone. Mr.. Bodet has been for a
| number of years Brunswick's popular city
| clerk and of late months acting city
treasurer.
Mr.. Jennings Butts is improving from
| his severe illness and will be out again
shortly.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships
and ShippinE.


The harbor master of the port has du-
ties to perform which so affect the ship
ping that people along the river felt great
interest in yesterdays election by Coun-
ell The fact that the docking and move
ment of craft while in port is entirely
under the supervision and direction OF the
harbor master makes the faithful dis
charge of his duties essential to the or
derby handling Of vessels. The growth OF
the port is bringing large numbers OF yes
sells to Savannah. and the impressions
formed by their owners are due largely
to the handling of the vessels while here
After giving the required bond of 5000
providing for the faithful discharge OF his
duties, the harbor master is ready FOR
business. He is governed by rules made
by Council, and which may be recon-
mended to Council by the Commissioners
of Pilotage. Among the duties are 10 re-
quire permit from the quarantine ON
Ger from vessels arriving from lnfecteo
or suspected ports, and upon refusal 10
produce such permit to report the name
of the vessel so offending to the Mayor.
1t is his duty TO designate the COCK Ioi
each arriving vessel and none are per-
cept the regular packets. Certain regula-
tions must be observed by the masters OF
vessels while in port. and the enforce
ment of these lies with the haroor mas
ter.
Probably one of the most important
harbor regulations is that providing that
masters. of vessels shall not permit bal
last, rubbish or dirt of any kind 10 De
thrown into the river or haroor All oaI-
III - 81 ton X
clear of the heads of the wharves; heavy
sail or tarpaulin must be put between the
vessel and the wharf extending under
and FIVE feet on either side OF the stage
to prevent any from falling into the river.
The sweepings from the deck OF ashes
from the caboose and rubbish OF any
kind must be put upon the wharf and
carried away. The violation Of these rules
often results in rubbish and tim0ers get
ting into the stream, which causes the
breaking of propelers and other damage
to vessel property.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
IN SOCIETY,".
Continued from Page Il.

and Masters Fred Bolland. Robert Boil
land, Fred Haar, Willie Haar Charles
Haar. Ernest Haar. Richard Blankey,
Fred Blankey, Steve Crawford. Allen
Crawford, Frank Kramer, Jr., and
Charles Peters. An enjoyable evening
was spent.
Little MISC Loulle Clayton Atkins was
al home TO her many friends Tuesday
afternoon from to s at the residence Of
her grandmother, on Tattnall street The
occasion was her third birthday, and she
received many lovely remembrances and
proved herself a charming little hostess.
Her guests were: The Misses Aldine and
Elbouise Halford, Ruth Proman, Bertha
Marion. Myrtis Ruth. Edna Ehrlicher
Katherine Walker. Jewel Paul. Inez
Vim. Carroll Perritt and Masters Henry
and Earl Perritt, George Heidi, WILLY
Keck, Harry and Graham Read.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cooper Raoul left
last night for Atlanta.
Mrs. Eleanor G. Alexander will leave
next week 10 visit friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Karow has resumed her
Tuesday afternoons at home
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
BIG NAVAL STORES DEAL.

Moultrie Observer: Mr.. d. N. Horne
went down IN South Florida Monday to
look after two new turpentine places he
has recently invested in down there To-
gether with his brother-in-law, Mr.. II. II.
Parker he bought two locations there
last week. The two places embrace about
<z,0o acres Of very fine timber and rep
resent quite q large financial sum. The
places are located near Kissimmee. Mr..
Parker will stay on the place, giving his
personal attention to the operation Mr.
r. n. Mills, a well-known turpentine man
~ this county went down with Mr.
Horne Monday and will MI a position of
trnat On the enterprise.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
RECEIVERS SALE.

Thursday, Jan. a. 1901, commencing at
10 o'clock a. m. and continuing until sale
complete.
Under and by virtue of an order of the
Honorable Emory Speer judge Of the
District Court of the United States for
the Southern District of Georgia, the
stock of goods of w. T.. Ogilvie, bank
rupt, consisting of dry goods. shoes no
lions, hardware. groceries, store fixtures
etc, located in the store house in which
w. E. Ogivie lately did business in the
town of Claxton. Ga, Will be sold at pub
dc cutlery at Clexton, Ga, on THURSDAY
Jan. "a, 1901, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
m. and continuing until said stock OK
&c DDS is disposed OF.
The stock will be offered in lots, and as
a whole, the highest bidder to take the
same subject to confirmation by the
court. Terms cash
Prospective bidders can inspect stock on
application to j. F. Moseley, receiver.
j. +. MOSELEY, Receiver.