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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Det ifuIbe man lite tro, men ber
mebbeIes utrtelig ira Spbafrita, at ber
par ftert &uIbe % en- fper Suettorn,
Der 4prba9. Sernbanetranene uar bio,
terebe ueb en- iets Sob bpb Snebrtue Deb
Naanpoort, % Eelegraftraabene uar
|nebrepne. Deb Spriusfielb par Boffen
forf7ntet "a Etuler, % man tnaatte
BRUCE tre 2otomotiper forat trette Gra.
net ub af Sneell. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Claire Rrebs blanber Eaarer uneb Sfa'
milien o. bet belle Samfunb ibas %
ienber sie5nem Eaorer I'm Eat til Sub
for, buab ban gap os ! BAN. Os per.
fonIts tillabes Der mtg at freubrtnse en-
Eattebloma; 9 tbi bans &ierltsbeb oa
@obbeb mob mtg baabe fou Rapellau
og ienere foh Breit tan uanitelia ub:
tales. .tI@5t ~
Sub forunbe rig Ersit os Naabe til
Termanb 9opaes 9uitru os Iurtse Tas
Mile, iom ban elitebe iaa bstt, % ioa1
ber bar liot- iaa fort ct Eab. Cub labe
bans Der ubIaaebe @eo ipire ouer bans
@rap. Mmen!" - .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19
&n ftert Storm sit oper lapere
mt9isan fife EorsDas Der par ssfiaaa'
Eorbenpetr % @esn. s 2gnslep blep
en Zone brebt af 2pnet, os en Nanb
blep brebt paa famine gis ! Mulitb.

Ser par ct Samnenifeb n,elleu,
:g.rettere % Mititeret ! Central 8aus,
@bobe Sslanb, Ssnbag, % wtapor
Sales, Der bauoe anmobet @uuernpr
Rimball ON aRiIitarbeFpttelie, nnaatte
oaiaa anuobe ON, at Eropperne maatte
bliue trutne ttlbase, % bette. bleu siort
efter to Eimers Eienefe. IA. 55s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19
! 8et,stt iot1. /.

= Detetttu 1aruep I Minaeapolis {.
bleuen antlaset for Meneb % e. lat !
GensfeI. :. Il 5.. n 9. ssI5. IA
StriDen ON, ibvor gountpiebet
itulbe ua1et Morunan gountp, er blepen
afgiort / Tausr af Mba. E1pin Yalley
TT tun 40 Stemmer for bpert 100.
= Byen grootlton bar belluttet al
brolesse ii Ruartaler af fine @aoer ]
Gerretninesitrsset neb Msfalt. % 90
Ruartaler ital unacabamiieres eQer tam.
pes neb Butifen at Grant,. :.gs
= Sr,utn y. Gardner, ben fpr ,,epnt.
Bolittmanb, iom / Minneapa{ts ia,
ueret unber ct lansuartst Torbsr, unbe,
Antlase for Beftittelie, Ct -uu blepen
bsmt til iets Mars Slaperi. - @a6ne.
er 20 Mar. r. s& E. .....
- @ifte Greoas fanbt u,an / @lDeu
/ ct. Saul 2iset af en- Manb, ber iener.
bleu eientienbt iom Sobn Sersenieu
eller Sobu Masnusien. Denne Dtant
par plubielt9 bleuen borte unber Arbeib,
! en- Dam ttIbsreube St. Mntbonp @as
ter Pomer So. forrise Etrsbas % man
antoa, at ban par brutnet. Set ipnes
lite, font ON man bapoe lest efter BAN,
m:n at nosen fanbt bam tilfelbisuis. [.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19
1tpetr' I eo''r''ta, e \ ~. .

georia late Suni. Den uorfte Storm
,paa mango Mar feiebe ben oper peoria
isaar. Den cit t1eo en 4afisbsb af
80 Mil.i Eimen. ...S .. 81.
Sbetminbtie Il Menneiferl er bsbe. %
flere anbre oil' b at ben 2esemsffabe, be
bar faast. Staben paa @ienbom p,l
belsbe ils til 9unbrebe.. Euitnber at
Dollars Aue Sernbaner, foh .saar
tnb. j Bpen, q bleuen ub:ugbare, %
EelesrafT er afbrubt.
BpenB Habriter bar maattet .ifanbfe
I'm Birtiombeb, forbt Stortenene Ct
nebbleffe. @n 5toriten tilberenoe @eu>
tral RaiImap Co., $50 Sob bpi, btate
neb % falbt ub ouer Taset paa ct Bare:
bus, Jon berpeb fit $4,000 9taoe.
Stormen par met ebela9genbe peb
Rinsffon Mtnes, en- liben Blersuertsbp
fire Wttl fra Yenrta. Qpnene par faa
tet paa bueranbre, at be frembraste ct
ftabtst 9ps ion. ou' Dasen, os berpaa
tom en- Eornabo. 4. Stormens pei par
ontrent 20o. Sob breb. fre bleu brebt,
% fere andre ptl TONNE til ct os. Sers
tenf Q gaoninssbuie blep eoelaste, % l6
Menneifer tom aluorligt tilfabe. Me,
tbobiHttrten, 2otomotiubuiet os fere
andre Bpgntnger git o9faa n1eb.
{ fbon,as Murraps 9ienn blep pbelast.
Mfs. Murrap os Barn bleu brebt, og
mr. Murrap lisser for Dpben. De
baDbe truffet Torbolbsresler mob en-
l1lYtte Of bette Slass ueb at crane en-
9uls SorDen, os bet laoer, iom be par
PAD 0eien bib, ba @torn'en naaebe benz.
ct Stptte 7,re bapbe truftet Mrs. Mur>
rag Mapen % sleunemiuttet benbe.
Barnet bolbt bun / fine Mrme, % bet
bIep ianbipnlisDis lite ifabet af Stor>
men men man antaser, ,at bet bebe ienere
pep8 at bltpe liseenbe ube. Mr. Mur>
=rapIIeDebe, ba nran fanbt BAN, men bans
RpShen par tnattet. ..,z.:s:. ....s1
@n anben Mor og benbes Barn, ouer
b6is 9oueb 6uiet bleite neb, blep paa
unberfulb Maabe rebbebe Deb, at en-
Meuemueg bapbe talbt uo ouer benz ioml
etilass Beifpttelie. Sc >bleu ui1tnot
f1bbenbe taft, men be tom lite meset til=
fabe. III. i
/ gn Manb, ion arbeibebe for 2psuer>
let, bleu brebt af en- eleetriff 2ebntng,
% en- anben bleu brebt af &pnet, mems
ban fulbe reobe fine iets 6eite. O9iaa
!befene blep brebte. s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Set npeite fra Mtnneapolts ansaaen:
be ben torrupte Bpitprelie er, at Mapor
Mmes er bleuen antlaset forat baue fors
fest at beftttte en- at @ountp=@ommts'
iererne, os at ben antlasebe politimano
6. Norbed er foripunben. Om bar
lite finbes, a1aa bans 8onbsmeno III
meb $4,000. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

@n isrsel.s Gilbraselie fanbt feb
nosle Mil ipbsft for Ebompiou @ranb
Sorts @ountp. q. g., @enoaS ben sbe
bs., ibet en- uns Manb, Ole Eboen,
erebte en- ieunalorenbe, Ebomas u. &isr=
ueftab peo at ilaa ban. 9oueoet uleo et
3ieple. Den ubpggelise Eiloraselfe
ifeDe paa Salomon 2arions Garm, buor
be to uuse Menb baube oruttet en- Tla>
fte Mltobol, fom be bapbe feubt efter.
Baa Stebet uar to Yiser, aemlts @mn,a
8ers, Der er 9arions 5usbolber, % gm>
ma @der, ber 2prbas @ftermtbsas par
tomuen paa Befes til ben fsrife. &lot>
ten omtrtus 10 Spubas Torm,bbas tom
be to un9e Menb lib af &ornbooen. bpor
be pel baube iouet af fig ben uerite @us,
men v9efterbeimen" oplpier, at Rierpe=
ltab enbba uar vraa % lei o9 ptlbe I'D
Senterne til at brittle, men emma 8ers
tafebe TIaften ub siennen1 Binbuet, %
ba Ebouas tom uo efter ben, itenste be
Deren for bam. Weeo &aabeoer, @oer
os Stprte ipste ban at TONNE ino ,sien,
iom ban tilftit siorbe ueo at ilaa ct yin>
ou iitptter, Senterne % Eboen rsmte
ba anben @tase os ifob, spaa 2emmeu,
ber luttece Mabninsen. z&ipruefae for>
maar at lefte beleEEpnsben, os ba be
tfaa, at pc par opermaubeoe,s sifre9 Eboen
efter 8aaben, iom en- af ssJenterne braste
ban1 = ct norif Eieule. iom ban bette
til &iorueft fab faa toriuarltgt nneb, at
ban falbt nebouer Erapperne. San blep
fenere baaret lib @elen, buor fan laa
til paa @itermibbasen, os fom Selitabet
troeoe - iou &uien uo. Qan blebte tun
Iiot i 9eeien.S Beo 6,Eioen bleu bog Dots
tor bentet, os ban fanbt ban, bsb. Eboen
er en- uns Manb: pea 25 s4ar og ifulbe
lite pere fulb; men bet par Dameielfa>
Bet os oeres Toriuar, ion, braste bam
iub I l1lptten". J.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

timber ftille 0etr o9 Hart Solfin
tom Der en- ftert 9aslffur ! @il1ow
Gales. 9. g., forrise Eirsbas; Otter.
at bet baube torbuet Iibt, falbt Der iaa.
meset 9asl,l at be bebettebe Sorben,
men be siorDe tnsen u,ertbar Stabe,
enbba nssle af benz par neiten to CONF
mer / @jsnneminit, efter bpab berfra
oplpies. ss.: !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

@n to Mar samu,el Ssn af @uf
Sobnion / Quinnec, Mi@., falbt fra
Baltonen / 2ben @tase / oeres @lem %
neb paa en- Eanouebbaus for nosle Dase
ftben uoen at tomme tilifabe, enbba bel
uar ct Talb paa 1e Sob, itriues Der fra
Sron mpuntdir. 4..l4 3.a:a4.-. :: ~ L, ,5: !
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

80 inbian;fe Mens % ouer 100 in>
bianife Rptnber % Bbrn bIeu orebte qf
en- Mfbelins meritanife Eropper torleben,
efter bpeb ber meobeles fra Eucion,
Mri3ona.' r. = -. ss<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

st balut Uuitn eller mere af Dron.
ming @ilbelminas xieuere lisser ips at
Neruefeber, mebbeles Der fra 9aaa
.benne l1se. Oct beber, at bet TONNES
af SIottets uiunbe 9iltdnb. os. bet fal
mn repareres. '&s 5S. i. d, &
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Mob Slutntnseu at fife l1ae trueoes
Chicago tsien al en- Strett blanDt &is:
rerne I be fore Slasterbuie. Sc paa<
itot, at Slasterfirmaerne lite baube
efterlepet TorIiset meo Risrerne, og at
be baube aestet at optase enbel af Be
samle arbeibere, bsr baube tunseret
iom 2ebere Streiteu. Riererne astebe
at bolbe ct Msbe fife Senoaq forat
operuete, buab bet fal g1eres. ,'s'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Ouer 1000 BoHmeitre ber | 2anbet
DiI faa fin een forbpiet ben life Suli.
Gorbsielien for benz ale ttliammen pil
belsbe fig til ouer en- Tierpeoel MiQiou
Dollars. -.A
'2l9 Boifmeire pil faa fin Qpn for>
n1tnbnet meb tiliammen ueifen 500, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

@iengielbeliesretten bar begpnot al
boybe ristis ct @arntual ! utelbpen1,
os MI er bet uanitelis at i1se, buor BET
uil enbe. @n E, osmt for Beittttelie,
en- anben er antlaset for Meneo, og nj
truer bele bet forberuebe &ou1plot net
at brittle. ~. y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Sra Baibinston bleu mebbelt fife
l1se, st baabe Senate, Melfon og Se,
natot @lapp ftemte 5ausr af, at Tore=
nebe Staters Senatorer ffal pelses
birette af GoItet. Senator Glapp talte
osfau ! Gapsr af-Sagen. z,..s...
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

J: Sfelse .Morbueften~ er Mr. u. &.
Eeisbers bleuen uoneunt til asFfterenbe
Gorenebe Staters Eolbtasferer I be,
Golbbtfritt, buori ct. Yaul lisser, oa
bat aQereoe opertaset @tiQtneen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Set er M afsiort, at Breftoent &ooies
belt piI giere en- Cur til gtorbpeffen I
@eptember. BIanbf anore Bper, ion,
ban uit beipse, napHes Minneapolis Og
Detroit 81 Z. ..5g&
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

bet Barn, forbi ban uar ct pbn,pst
Naabesbarn. Som ban troebe fig uuer=
big til at bliue preff fin l1nsoom,
taa aniaa ban fig uuerots til at bliue
frelft, ba ban sraanet 9errens x1eneite
ao Smertesitien nermeo fig Debens
Rorte. Com enbper Qerrens 9iener
maa uere forbereot paa. iaalebes maatte
oslaa uor tiere Tormanb saa tsiennens
Mnfe9teliens Slb. Com ct bielpelpit
Barn isste ban ON. Btitanb Rampen.
Meb Dinene fttut feitebe paa mtg, bab
ban mig iom en- verlis 9errens Eiener"
at ftse. ON leg rtroebe, oer par 9aab
for bau, at ban tuube bltue frelit".
Seq iuarebe meo Subs Orb: vSeiu
Rrtiti Subs @sns Blob renter fra al
Spnb~. rSa", flyer ban, vunberlis
/ not, bette @ubs Orb bar baabe. min
6uitru % min samle Mfoeer osfaa stuet
Z q . ~
mtg. Men By peb, ies bar pioft iaa pei
Cubs 0ilie, bapt iter &larbeo ouer
CUBS s5anobeo % bog uaret faa utro
tor ba leg tase bette til mig, er Der
lite Torifiel?" Mtt @uar lpb: vD er
erinsen Toritiel; TIT ale baue
ipnbet os ben, fattes SUBS 2gte, % be
bltpe allie retferbtssiorte uforfplbt af
bans Naaoe ueb ben Torlpsnine, iom er
/ &rifo Seiu." u" Sub Lob bog lite fin
Eiener uben 9taabe. @iehneu1 Orb %
9fabuer tit ban Ersf % Mob, laa ban
after os after u,aatte taa en- al fine
Dnbl,nssialmer afiunset: Min Slel,
min @iel, Ion 9erren"~ Os sa leg
fife Sang beieste tam, Senbas gfterm.
&l. 8; o9 mtnbebe baua om, at 9erreu
inart uilbe Siue fin trette Eiener 9pile,
FAINT bab r1eb bam og ,,nrer 6aanbs,
paaleaselie lpfe ben af BAN iaa bsit
itottebe aronitiite @elfsnelie oper ban1,
foloebe ban 9erberue oa penbte Dinene
taaretplote mob ;6imlen % tatteoe for
! alt. SITE lense efter euban bepibit.
los, builtet parebe fra 81. I Mften til
9erren bsutebe .bam biem Rl. s:45
Manbas Mor9en. :.s ..s,s y ,
"a Mf 2reofens Yreiter e. leg blepen an.
u,obet ON at ubtale peb Baaren beres
parme Eat:tor, bDab ban par Tor os ollt
Il Rrebien. Da LEG reifte til fife Rrebs.
msbe | wlepa, 9reo ban % fasbe:
r9apse ies peret frif mn, faa bapbe iea
\ faaet pere ueo;; bu peo. bpor ies Il.
ftebe Eise Msber % Sauparet mel
Breferae gelp en- Eref, os tienb1
u1eb Brefer % beres Raar % Mrbeibi
lon. fac, baube ban en- ierftilt Rierlis,
beb % Ou,bu for benz. geo en- 2eiliq.
beb unber Spsbpnmen ptrebe ban
SEt l. F - E Us
.@tattels Nrefer. be ftreuer erlist mel
Subs Orb -Os bar. bet otte tunst. @ul
pelfsne BEN" geb q, fpeeiel 2eilisbeb,
ba ban antos, at ieg bapbe bapt en- pan.
. fftlis fas, ptreoes ban: Du Daub'
q mt y en tuns Dag isaar. aes laa Be-
.og tenttt paa SIC os bab for BIG 6D,l,
tet SnbbIit bette giper ! por fiere Tor,
4 1,anDs emme, tiarlisbebsfulbe 6ierte
Ser lac ban bpbsips ! be iperefte Smer:
tel cg tenfte paa en- @mbebgbrobers Be'
tpmrinaer a'tinbes pi lite upiltaarIis
4 bans aReRer, ba ban paa geien til 3ors'
M Dpben sIemte iin smerte for peo y1ab,
4 perbborbet atlt ltrsite % itprte fine iDas,
. Difciple. yi1 er pett, 9ierte opbprt a
E fla'a l'''' b.rasbs. Cav .1I' glaire msb: % So,
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

Song Nlbert af Saren er rer Dpben,
beber bet. San bar ueret lpg af Rreft
| to Mar. San er IA Mar gamu,el.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19

5eos l1seblabet Tan faces Sgubags.
ffoletort, for loc, s2c os 4oe pr. Das.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-19
to ia. 9 ]. J. !

y. u Il. fbr pusre sos elbre 8ssn.
! - @Iass, e alIt.o sisbtt,
berer n. y, a s
lftlsenbe ~ I'm -. s. :
iSi9natur eI<a/zZZkzkfb<1
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

In the Inter-club Bowling League
match. between the TomOchichi and
Yacht Club teams on the Yacht Club
alleys last night the Tomochichis won
two of three games. The Tomochiehis
won the first game by 55, and the sec
ond by 16. and the Yacht Club Won
the third by 294 The first two games
were of the average. kind no exeep-
tionaI scores being made. the Yacht
Club playing with that lethargic move
which has marked its play since the
season opened. the TomOchichis win
ming without much trouble.
But in the third game the Yacht
Club men got together. as they did last
year, when midway in the season they
found themselves trailing almost hope
lessly in the rear and realized that
brace must be made If they wanted
10 win the pennant which they won.
When the game was finished they had
rolled up a team and individual score
that beats any that has ever been
made in a match game in Savannah.
There is a prize by the league for
the best Individual and best team
score made during the season. Mr..
Fred Garden bids fair to win the in
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
VlNzANT IS GRATEFUL.

Manager of Jacksonville Football
Team Writes Manager MichaeIs.
Manager w. ID. Vinzant, of the Jack
sonville Rifles football team which
furnished such a disappointment
Thanksgiving Day by failing TO show
up in this city for game with the To-
cal aggregation of pigslxin kickers, is
grateful to Manager Michaels and the
members of the Savannah team for
the cordial manner in which he was
treated here after his team had dis
appointed him in not coming. He thus
expresses himself in letter received
by Mr.. Michaels yesterday:
II certainly appreciate the way 1
was treated in your city. and after
wards by the newspapers. ] will never
forget your consideration, and I only
hope that at some future time / will
be able TO repay you in part for the
friendly spirit shown me. l want to
thank you above an, and also your
team for what they have done for me.
81 as manager of the Jacksonville
team must shoulder the blame for the
absence of the team, feel that am not
to blame for the absence of the team
on Thanksgiving Day. The game was
arranged with all sincerity and 1 was
as much surprised at receiving the
wire that the team had gotten left as
you were. If you think there is any
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
Personal.

BLANKETS REMAIN UNSHRINK-
able, lace curtain untorn, laundered by
Georgia Steam Laundry.
SHOES HALF-SOIED AND HEEL
ed so cents; the best white oak leather
used; rubber heels put on 35 cents;
pants pressed, Is cents; we also clean
and repair everything in the line of
ladies' and mems clothes; come and
give US a call. D. Epstein, 112 Dray-
ton street; Georgia phone 2SOS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

ST WILL BUY you THE INCEST
rice or the most flour you ever saw. at
the Southern Grocery Company, ia
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

Much has been said concerning the
control of Cresceus by Mr.. George II.
Ketcham, his owner and driver There
seems to be a perfect understanding
between the great horse and his own.
er-they seem to know each other as
never have man and horse before. If
he were blindfolded he would know
whether / held the reins or not. said
Mr.. Ketcham the other day. And
doubtless this is true, for no one else
has ever been able to send him at OK
press-train speed except Mr.. Ketcham
"Cresceus has more moods than the
most whimsical prima donna ever
dared display" said Ketcham. His
likes and dislikes are most pronounced
and he must be coddled. He is always
ready to resent an insult, and blow
with whip is to him an indignity
that he will never submit to quietly.
II struck him twice sharply in the
second heat at Readville, and a half
hour later, when l entered his STALL
he leaped at me like tiger. He was
trying to repay me for those blows
of the whip"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

The record-breaker Cresceus, who
viii be seen on the Savannah race
track Dec. II, has had a remarkable
record from the time when, as a
3-year-old, he lowered the 3-year-old
stallion record in an eight-heat race,
until August of last year. when he
gave the world a new trottiRg record
of 2:02A at Columbus. o. His season
last year was the most remarkable
ever accomplished by any race horse;
his tour extending from Massachusetts
to California, returning East via the
Southern route. He was constantly in
superb racing condition, and there was
never time when he was not ready
and fit for the race he seems to en-
joy SO much. His quarters at the track
in every city he has visited have been
visited by thousands of people, anxious
for a glimpse of the worlds champion
trotter.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

CHINESE SACRED LILIES,
three for a quarter; pebbles. at Card
ner's, AZ Barnard street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

Continued on Seventh Page.)
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, LADY AGENTS EV-
erywhere to sell female remedies; SAM
pie and terms free. Box All, Atlanta,
Ga.
WANTED, LADIES, ALSO MEN, TO
copy letters at home and return to us;
good pay; strictly genuine. Address
Excelsior Manufacturing Co., b.,
Cleveland, o.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

way for me to redeem myself-that is
the Jacksonville team 1 will be glad
to act.
Il know that this matter has made
you and all Savannah mad, and
don't blame you either. Only nine men
showed up at the depot, and as I told
you / thought that too much gala
week was the cause of the remaining
men getting left. This was the only
excuse offered me upon my return by
the players, The military company is
much put out as the Rifles have al
ways regarded the Savannah men as
brothers and have always been treated
royalty by them. This makes our fall
ure so much worse in the face OF past
relations.
You have certainly treated me right
in the expense account, and it is with
pleasure that l inclose you a check
for $50 If there is anything I can do
to wipe out this stain, / would like
to hear from you. With my best wishes
for your teams success, | am, Yours
sincerely, w. d. Vinzant, Jr.
Nothing From Charleston.
Manager Michaels has as yet heard
nothing from Charleston relative TO
giving Savannah a game in that city
between now and Christ tmas, with a
return game in this city New Years.
Some few weeks ago Charleston was
claiming that Savannah had ''cold
feet" because it would not play there.
Now it appears that they have the
cold feet instead. Savannah stands
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.


GOOD MEN WANTED TO SELL,
take contracts and superintend the ap-
plying OF the celebrated "A-G" Roof
Coating and Cement now being ap-
piled 20 all the roofs of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad: patronized by
the Central road; look out for irre-
sponsible parties claiming 90 have our
roof coating. Address T. c. Mcdonald.
"A-G" Roof Paint Works, Az Cen
tral avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

WANTED, CASH BOY AT THE
Bee Hive, st. Julian and Whitaker
streets
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
HELP wANrED-AIALE.

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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO
make himself useful about the store;
one who has had some experience in
hardware preferred. Address P. o.
Box SOL, city.
WANTED, CASH BOY AT THE
Bee Hive, st. Julian and Whitaker
streets.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
man, good stock-keeper; gents furnish
ings and clothing; good salary. 525
West Bay, Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED, TWO ~ BROOM MAX
ers and one ID sewer. The Charles
ton Excelsior Mattress and Broom
Works, Charleston, S. c.
WANTED, TWO GOOD TEAM
sters, two general house girls, three
cooks, turpentine hands, woodcutters,
lady for sheet music department. Wan
dell's. 215 West Broad.
MUST HAVE TEN CANvASSERS
at once; splendid opportunity for good
men to make $50 to 800 per month. APP
ply Marshall House.
STRAIGHT SALARY PAID COM
mercial travellers; also advertising dis
tributors; AL lines, pay and territory.
Triumph Company, Dallas, Tex.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN ABOUT rs
years of age of some office experience
and good education; must be familiar
with typewriter. Apply Box B.,
Morning News office.
$40 PER WEEK AND TRAVELLING
expenses paid salesmen for baking
powder and extracts; experience un-
necessary Purity Company, Chicago.
DRUMMERS WANTED TO CALL
on the trade with best side line made.
M. A. Stokes, Savannah.
WANTED, AN OFFICE BOY;
must come well recommended. Apply
Box 10, Morning News office
NTED, ENGINEERS AND
steam filters helper. Address with ref
erences, j. r. Case. Johnston Station,
Ga.
DISTRICT. MANAGER IN EACH
district at salary of $500 per week and
expenses, payable weekly, to represent
large manufacturing establishment
known to every bank in the United
States; man of good habits and en-
ergy required; experience not neces-
sary. Apply, stating age and qualifi-
cations. to Manager Dept ]. o., P. o.
Box S24, Philadelphia, Pa.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ELEc-
tric lights, s. per month and up; lOdg-
Ing BE and soc. q meal tickets, best
on earth, $3.50. Hillyard's Planters 10.
fei, savannah, Ga. and New Brighton
HOtel, Th@nasyllle, Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

DON'T GO HOME WITHOUT TAX
ing TO the children one of our &c boxes
of pure candy. c. Hetterich, 110 State,
hetween Whitaker and Barnard.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

The second highest individual score
was made by Col. Cam and the third
highest by Capt. Austin, who led for
the Yacht Club in that eventful game.
The next game will be played Dec.
4, Eussars against Tomochichis on
the Eussars alleys.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

MUST HAVE TEN CANvASSERS
at once; splendid opportunity for good
men to make $50 to 800 per month. APP
ply Marshall House.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
YACHT CLUBS RECORD BREAKING
SCORE AT TEN PINS

dividual prize on his score of 22s, as
does the Yacht Club the team prize
on its score OF $50. The best individ-
ual score heretofore made in a match
since the game was introduced here
was 222. and the highest team score
was S72.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

IT IN NTlED OF A SEWING MA
chine and want the best one made,
telephone Youmans & Leete. 343 West
Broad; W. will send out for your In
spection a Standard Grand Automatic
machine. fastest and lightest running
machine made. Georgia phone S57.
GENUINE HOT STUFF STOVES
at cut prices; oil stoves, ranges and
stove pipe. S. Bernstein, Broughton
and Jefferson.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03

WANTED, TWO ~ BROOM MAX
ers and one ID sewer. The Charles
ton Excelsior Mattress and Broom
Works, Charleston, S. G.