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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07

NElLLsVILLE, Wls.-Gottleib Schultz,
shot and killed his daughter and wounded,
perhops fatally, his son-in-law, Pat Ley
don. Legion struck Schultz several times,
and he is in bad condition. Schultz has
been demented for some time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07

CARRlNGTON, N. D.-A jewelry store
was robbed and there is no clue. A large
amount of silverware was taken.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07

JAMESTOWN, N. D.-Three prisoners
suspected of being illegal sellers of liquor,
broke Jail last night They sawed one Of
the bars and wrenched it from it's fasten-
ings. One of their number is one-legged,
but they succeeded in GLIDING capture.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07

Don't fail to send your rebus list in.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-07

journal Excursion to Tayors Falls
d. Tuesday,, Aug II. ...
+ The Journal offers limited number an
opportunity to visit Interstate Park and
the Da,lles Of st. Croix next Tuesday. Get
your tickets early. $1.25 for the entire
trip Of 12O miles by rail and steamer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
In the United Statcs District tourt for the District of Alaska, Division No. !.
 Al SkuuNHN.

In the United Stltcs District touri iur ,he
 District of Alaska, Division Nu. b
 At SkagWaA.
 Joseph A. MoliucauN. plaintiff ys. The llnm- bert Yukon Expedition syndicate cura"tutr' ihlp consistingoi prierc Humbcgt lr. S Walk CT lanes and Fred Cumu, defendants.
 fO thc Humbert Yukon Expedition Syndicate, a CupartnCrshlp consisting ul i.DIr llumhrfl Jr. s. Walker James and Fred Comm delend- ants.
 erecting. In Che name gi thc United Slalr, Of America. you and cHch ui Nou uic hereby commanded Go bo and appear in the HuoFc en- titled court, holden ut SkugWJE lu sail Division of said District, and uusWcr t.c cump.aini hic' agniust you In the ubuNc entitled action within thirty days from Che dHic ul ihC service ui ih~ summons and copy ui sIii complaint upon l1 of May, 1903 and ii you faiI tO ,O pear and answer, for want thereof lhc iainuH Wiil take Iudgment against you and each uf you Tor iuc sum of eight thousand Ave hundred dollar, tho Commencement Oi this ncuoui demanded lu ,uid complaint % copy ui which lr served hcfc' with The action is brought by ihc above nnmel liaiutiH against you tud eHCh ut you to recover Che above amount on TWO cuuscs 1i uc- tion set out iu bis complaint; thc ur,t cause oi action being for the recovery nf work. labor and services performer by Che pl iutu Tor thc uc. fendants at three hundred dullHt. per month, between March Ist. is,o and April so'h. tq'' he. iog balance duc Oi i've thousand Eve hundred dollars NS,5ooool. The sccoud cause ot action being for tho money cNpCndci by pldiutih un behalf of and for the use oi tfc defendants as their agent and for the bengnt of Che pr' perN of the defendants between March Isi, 1878 and April 3Oth I9o7, aud beng Che sum or three thousand dollars lS IoOo ool.
 And vOu the United States Marshal fer said Division No of Inc District oi Alaska or any deputy are hereby required Co make service oi this summons upon Che ,ud dcicn iants anu each of them as by law etuucdi and you Wlli make due return thereof Co the Clerk Ot the Cont within fotty days from Che dale Of deliy' ery Go you with au en orsemcnt herein ut your doings in the premises.
 The date of the order Tor service ci lhiS sum
 m witness whereof have hcrcunto set my hand and anixcd Che seal of the above court this 10th day of April, leo5. W. J. HILLS,
 fs.ail Clerk.
 tno K. Vim, attorney for plaiutin,
 First day of publication April 70, i9o3.
 Date of last publication May 72' i'o5
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
nrLilrr | wnnth.

Am lr.sMW wao had goae Into dentists jo ... a .o.h pulled had it out uat.a ui....s.
 ."Ta.t win tr half a eruNn.' said the dm.,.
 "uHfa ,ro .u. said Pat. Why the las, joI,u so. pulled at home the old doctor set mt down ou Che floor and put tacuimDs n my mouth and pulled mc round and round the room, out of Che door aaG d.vu tha stairs. When We gut to tlc foot. che doctor said, By Che help of hcavcn and the attraction of gravity wcu hoy her out yet so when We got Co ,he top out came the tooth. and nl only took shillln'"- London TitB.ts
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
INTROUBLE
k. 0. "aswrll Ruus Amuck
 the Lw.

E. O. Caswell was in trouble yeSter- day. Sunday night he assaulted and damaged John Pierson, for which he was arrested. He gave bonds, and Monday morning he had an ultercation with Elmer Chamberlain at the Pack Train. For uttered threats made at that time and afterwards, Chamberlain made application to have Caswell placed under bond, Co keep the peace. On account of the condition of CaswelL who made a rough house out of the court room for a time, the hearing on tho complaint was postponed until this morning at lO o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
GET POSTfD
Commence Now to Gather
 Wealth.

Three dollar, paid every Saturday aight for ten week, win secure you a diamond r.ug and good our. w7. . lcty you Co duplicate .t lor same money for spot cash.
 Five dollar, a week .ur .Du Wce., win buy you a -e,,u.ceH-..Wy. Wa.- thlm watch u solid gold ca,.> "y'.H- u- oycrt two ounce, O. tk gua
 If sou want watches or diamonds ] ana m. party Wr you l1 ,mv.Ir. "Hh
 kElAU Money King.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

The season ot activity m the North Is again approaching. Ina short ,wr now thc steamers win bc running o" the Yukon river and bu>.ue>, win b, booming aI along the .mc Northern winter, have often been r...rrgo to a> "co.J and long" They arc long mJ they are uo, so warm %, tho,, u ,he states Co ,be south ol Us. ha- w \H~- ka-YuSou summer. U.,b .,~ nu,,.u- activity auJ profitable emp.oymout Is ample compensation 'ar much .oHcgr and a much colder winter .hu ,ho-. 0. thi, North country.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
stnge Ice Cream.

Thu. "make believes of the stage Br.u.t sr eelly detected now as In the ...- .lH Air. Joseph Jefferson was '.....H. Ip earn h.s reputation as an I..r Is shown hy this story of dramut a. ..... -- iu the earlier days of the Num. .r.y, tA...r iu Philadelphia. TU.,c wa. scene iu the course of which 30 servant was to enter with l.-u.s.
 "m .u.-e days" said Mir. Jefferson, -sa, .-lut .ttou was stage ice cream, ju. .. u....>s and water was stage v..e sherry or port according to the ps.H...l of wo'assDs. The actors V., seated at jls t where they haj ..u l.ue s,.D ,.ands as nd d. un V.> making .... ... .urt |. .n impression on ... N u lso.
 .. m .u. that uaidscryant .. ...v. b.uo-t s.r, of caudelabra. I.. vt. . expressing hat she '..- U. ly y'p.rd. tut wl.n she set
 . ..g ..r... nu ,ho table and one ..m.. ....d ,Jt ml pu, be Ice co. .. |. a a.. .Dl. tue entire au. f.t..'.t. hu-H. and the cur. ... ... .. ',,.. a.u..'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
PERSONAL MENTION

--''e-'.s-'t ''' 100
 Stanley Bishoprick rctmucSSmday from Haines.
 Rev. Whitfield will 20 to Juneau and Douglas on the Dolphin.
 Mrs. R. IT, Rich will leave ou the Dolphin Wednesday for Seattle.
 .-n-
 F. J. shaw went Co Elaine, on the Nordica yesterday with Captain Richatdson.
 Frank Bi,hoprick got away ior tie Panama yesterday
 F. R. Peoples, D. C. Stivcr> and Win Sawyer left yesterday tor White horse on their way Co Eagle
 Harry Schradcr loit on thc train yc,- tcrday for Whitchor,c. lIc win a,-. sume the position formerly held by him. on the steamer Wilbur Crimmiu,, that of first mate.
 John r. We,tmau and J. F. Iumc>, of Haines, are registered at thc Golden North hotel
 W. l.. Lea, Of Pitaburg, Pa., was the only arrival on the train last night. He is registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel
 W. Wallace Crime, the Atlin broker was Southbound passenger on the Farallon. Dr. N. F. Hall expects Co make a ily- ing trip Co thc Sound, leaving Skugway on the Dolphin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pat Rcnwick went Jo Chilkat on a camping out trip Sunday morning. They went as far 30, Haiuc, on the Farallou.
 IT. R Sewell, the popular uaIue, druggist was among the passengers who arrived from Elaine, las, night.
 -o-
 Father Tuncl of the Catholic church is at Haine,.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Maeo .bo '. surpr,so Nr, Drdmon

The Eu.-lf- ot 'a. NNc.H..r aud friends gave Mrs. D..rH la n.mr ad, commander of 'h. .ao.-g. 'H. Na,caheg, 90 -Wrr.-. party alter .he regular meeting %. .a. N.eeu'..-. uJ.y las, uieh. They .-..".... "
 Brut', Jru. store ..r.r .u.... from which point m.--.g..r v., -.u. '". Nr-. p.tum. After -u. arrive. ,HD entire party returned H..."a.o a dyU-um. ouceN.- ... '".." a.0
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Iiaproyius Che Barr els,

r.. er.. ~u...r .... .. -.... a,.aa. occupied b. Company . "- '..- racks Is h.e- Hu-.- Tn. ".... U...- .l.. H..u ..s.u ... ... .... u. ..U.. uuut ..... .. M uaUe
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Rus,Ior Arrives

The Hustler arrived from Juneau Ia,t night at n o'clock She had ,cv- craI pa-,cugcr, from Iaiues and mail from Uamc, and Juneau. She will sail uu thi, morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Nordisa maL s H. DO. Trip

N... 'ryu.. .u. t.. .......-'. ma. -h. u.r..I IH..- ..-..'... will. t. Nu..y.. ..ayu- ... .... "...-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
maboi Vi,i s skagway

The little gasoline launch Mabel was in port Sunday from Haincs. She re- turned tu IainD, Sunday afternoon. Capt Tomp,u> had several passengers with him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Don't forge, to tear down ,ho,. old ,hack,. They arc u,e.e,, aud can ooH serve 90, drt traps Tear them down and make che city look dgc.ut.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
writ- Upfrs,a.a-y

Ta. ,H..a. ..a0.r.. ... ".r ... contains 30 s... .. .". ~..-".. .. n. ~...u..H. ... H... . TT. N"... .rI ~,.-s.. Els. ..-- .... ... -...a. HU. t... ..... N..... N...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
NOTICE OF uARsaal.s SALE.

Tr. I H.-...... N.-a .. ...s......u AH..' r.. W l ..t. Comp ...U .. r....." H.. C.. " ... .. .H.... I'll. -... u..f H.. ..-. f.. -... U -. H.. .a. t.. t.. -....r.. .I.. ... t'-. .- .. ... C.-.- ..f ..". - .r U..rA E .... ........ H.fH ur....r ID. .. ..H r.. g.. U. ..' ..- .... no -,..... I...... .. '.. |. g...- -.rt.. an. H... ... .. .r..t.I.f" .u -..U -... boon ..- ".. U.... .tI ...r... -... I.-t..-. ... H.... .U.
 WHEREAS H.to..- .-...t... -... .Eao..... ....U said uHHE" ......H.U ... .. N'N l.EEEFO,.E ur.r. ..I .. t.. .. Judgment aud ~a.a .,,,... .. .Ir. Oh. -IrI dH.U Uf H.r ........ afternoon Ui ~... .... u I.I.. u. ... ".-. '". .f Ilo CUrr. .H.-. .. - turuHutU u.-lI.H.. u..N. Uf a, may u. U.U.--..E T.. -...r.. .Iem,u.. ...fl Interest .H.r..H aH. ..-.. q. .url.eue-f and H.-. bidder .....-.
 Date. ~..-Wur. A...... tU.N -.
 JA.I- ti -HulH. U. John ". Sru0s. Deputy
 F.-,t publication Aur. - .f"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
------- .-.l ll.I.n.

.0.|. ... ..n .l .,~ u. numera' t.. |. u. a. ,ay present. day. com. r.. .. 'l. Ia-'.ah and the ..... ...., L Jar former the Hl.. M.lH. .. m.l'iuus trillion 90 .I.. -. .MoHs. aud each dcnomi- m..... .-. ...m times thc one pre- e.l.. .. ltur vuI,h is the sys. tu r..f a t'e Jnul States, the I..n u ..p sand millions, and each Gm.uu n . u thousand times the rO.DIH. IhHc'orr, according Co the Iu-H-h rma.on Willion is the p.,fu.. %. million involved to the third power. or t'r number represented by lw.t with fs ciphors mneXed; ac.ouu- o f4r French notation, the number expressed hy a unit with twelve c'p'crs attached X billion ac. corlue ,o tne rru,h method Is the number represented hv a unit with uuc ,IUH.s a.l a.rorliug to the Eng. fish mvHol witH twelve ciphcrs an. rp\U1
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

This .- rhr ~el~uu 0. ti. .... .'.. every body should tl,. .ue.r .us.'- washed The toya. Laundry Is d.. them iu great uuul.r-. G.. EH...,l. ID early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
SD ehape Tomorrow

Tt. Spokane N..... ... |" I"" '. morrow Sh. >.I.. no. ~.U." e.- u.lE evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

!, you Wd,h.u. -lt.ag.orrt Are your c'othe, tous limo ue yes. trc the Skagwly Hand Laundry and you will. Uc -J. I~tyU. a-i
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Another Big Gnmo of Billiards

Harry Pratt and the "Frcnch Kid" played another match g1mcof billiards. Sunday night, at the Board of Trade billiard pwlos. The game was won by thc latter The game was 3OOpoints.
 Pratt Iea1 thc game throughout until Che very last. when thc "Kid" went oal Tb. highest rmmade was by the "k.U." H prattN highest run was i6.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Wanted to buy ,odawutcr fountain complete. T. It SEWELL Haines.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

WANTED .FAITUFr. PERSON Co travel i1r Wr.. established ...-. !. few cum..e~.ct.Iu- ua r.,a..m.u..H.- and agents. Luca. territory. ~..n slu3t year and .Nu..-.~. tl.. ''..' 90 week la cash Wu r,U.u~.~ advanced. Position permanent. Iiu-.u.---uyc"--.. and rushing Euc.u-. ~r.-.."Urr--. envelope. Standard House. .H ,.N- Ion B.Ul.. th. .cl4u. I..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Most reasonable, far the best, New Arctic Cafe. Whitehorse, Y. T
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

When in Haiucs and you wish a good cigar. call at Scwell, drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Alaskan, for ,lI. tn U.u.- u Sevell', drug ,'orr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Cluctt, latest style men, collars and cuff, at the B. M Behrends Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

IT fyou want to gain entrance into the homes of che buying class, place your in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
For:salo. Old Papers
WANTEn -EL-TI.L. -.

o.dpapsr, 9-e bma.ya..a.,oes..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Some elegant fine collmcttc, at Winters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

LmcU.--.e. IIa. m. T.. n. ... .." N.c..cl lu.. NH....-.. '..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Father TurueI of the Catholic church Is at tlaiuc>.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
NoI1ez orrIvAL RgroHT.

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 N.ue. Is hereby -... ... .... V. Anderson. ..... .-...... ..-..... U., ...-..'.. . nr-....m... Ut'.u -.. '-'... August. .auf. u. IHH..... .... ...u. room .. 1T. .N... ..'.... .. ~N.V.s. N.-.r - .N.. - ,..r .~ ... -m ". H.. hearing ... H..0. u. -.. .
 Any U.U-..- ......-... may ...r .. ..u..... ...... ... ... -..U account will . -..I ..r....-,I..... ... ..-eI..-. H." ........-.
 Dr.| ~....... Alaska. TT. .... u. May. ....
 ... '.....-. r.~. t0m..-,.... ... ...'... ....- .r-. ..'...r.. M. '- m"
 .... u.r...U U... .... II.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

,4mu. ,... .... H. nuts. .... .f.. mu... t..-.. .. '..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

pu-.... I..H-. ..-............ '. ..1l.- .... -I ,..- .I.-. a......
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

T. R. Sewell, the popular uaiues druggist was among the passengers who arrived from llaincs las, night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

'i.. ..H,u'..c.. .. ... .'... IHUl.r -u... D..#-.. ....." ..-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

N.s slae.,ma.-.. H....-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Grips "r~"at..,.-.......-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Mir. and Mrs. Pat Rcnwick went to Chilkat on a camping out trip Sunday morning. They went as far 30, Haiuc, on the Farallou.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Dr, M. F. Hall expects Co make a hy- ing trip Co the Sound, leaving Sbugway on the Dolphin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

U. John ". Sr..s. Deputy F.-,f publication Au.. =. .".
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15
FRANK HARVEY
GOES UP FOR LIFE.
The Negro Boy Who KILL
ed Mr.. Ben Sanford is
Convicted.

When the Grand Jury met last week
they investigated the killing of Mr..
Ben Sanford by Frank Harvey, twelve
year old negro boy. The killing was on
Christmas day at Mr.. w. r. Joyner's
farm near Marietta. Mr.. Ben San
ford, his brother, and Mr.. Foster Brewer
and the negro boy we're shooting with
a parlor rife at target. When the
negro boy, Harvey, was handed the gun
to shoot, be pointed the gun at the car
get and then turned to Mr.. Ben San
ford and said, Il believe l will try
you" The gun fired and Mr. Sanford
was shot in the face below the left
eye, the ball penetrating the brain
from which he died. Ike boy fed. but
returned next day and said he didn't
mean to shoot Mr.. Sanford
The coroner's jury thought it was an
accident, but the grand jury thought
differently and the boy was tried for
murder on last Thursday and was
found guilty. He was sentenced to the
penitentiary for life
A motion for new trial will be
made.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15
DR. NUNNALY
DECLINES CALL,
Will Probably Go to New
nan Baptist Church and
Accept Call There.

At the Baptist Conference last We'd
nesday night, Prof s. V. Sanford read
letter from DR.. &, A. NunnalIy, of La
Grange, declining the call to the pas
torate of the church here, owing to his
contract as president of the Southern
Female College. This is source of re-
greet to our people as it was earnestly
hoped he would accept.
DR.. G. A. Nunnally, for several years
past president of the Southern Female
College at .LaGrange, has formally nc.
cepted call to the First Baptist church
at Newman, to succeed Rev. S. r, C
Adams, who will go to Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15
Local Items.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J Re. Mcnamara.
on Monday night, fine boy,
Col. Fred Morris is off this week on a
trip business.
Mr.. j. r. Brumby returned to Dune
din, Fla, Monday, accompanied by Mas
ter l.. d. Hoppe, Jr.
For SALE-One pair of good mules
ana a good live year old mare
B. T. FREY.
DIED Mr.. John Ponder died at his
home in Gritter district last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Hughes, of Columbus, Ohio, and
Miss Sample, of Newark, Ohio, are stop
ping with DIR. and Mrs. John X. Greer.
Miss Mary Norton Towers, of Rome,
is visiting her grand parents, Col. and
Mrs. j. Il. Towers.
Col. d. w. Blair and family have
moved into Mrs. Hughes residence On
Washington avenue,
One of the mains of the waterw orks
burst at the northwest corner Of the
public square on Monday.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Campbell
Wallace on next Tuesday afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
MRS. Il. l.. NEsBITT, President.
Mrs. S. Y. SANFORD, Cor. Sec.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15
DAN|ELL CONVICTED,
GETS FIVE YEARS.
On the Charge of Shoot
ing Jack Cannon at
rlableton.

Mr.. G. G. Daniel, of Middleton, had
his trial in Cobb Superior Court last
week on the indictment of assault with
intent to murder. Jack Cannon, col
ored, was shot at night while seated at
table eating his supper, one buck shot
passed through his temple putting out
one eye. Mr.. Daniel was seen near the
place with gun and was charged with
committing the crime. The jury ad-
judged Mr. Daniel guilty, and recon-
mended him to the mercy of the court.
Judge Gober sentenced him to five
years in the penitentiary. His law
yers will make motion for new
trial.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15
COL. BLA|R'S HOUSE
PARTIALLY BURNED,
The Firemen Fought the
Fire ManfulIy and
Conquered.

About eleven O'Clock Monday morn
ing, the fire alarm sounded and the
lire department responded promptly.
The two story residence of Col. d. w =.
Blair on Lawrence street was on fire.
The hose reel of No. l. in making a
hurried and sharp turn at the corner of
the square leading to Lawrence street.
was upset and one of the wheels was
wrecked completely.
When the firemen arrived on the
scene they attached two lines of hose to
the plug. The flames were then shoot
ting out of the top of the roof and
black clouds of smoke were rolling off
under stiff breeze, while the ther-
mometer was at y above.
Two streams of water were turned
on, but the pressure was inadequate
and the weak streams didn't reach
more than ten or fifteen feet. A run
ner was sent to the stand-pipe to have
direct pressure from the pumping sta
ton arranged. This delay gave the
fire good opportunity to feed on the
house. When the pressure was put on
several sections of rotten hose burst,
The firemen fought the fire manfully
under these disadvantages. Many of
them were wet to the skin and the flow
ing water turning to ice, but they kept
manfully to their posts of DUTY and had
the satisfaction of putting out the fire,
saving all the lower story and most of
the upper the roof, however being en-
tirelY burned off.
All of the furniture or the lower
floor was gotten out, and nearly all in
the second story, but in a damaged
condition.
The fire originated from defective
stove pipe, connected tc heater in the
hall on the first floor, the fire catching
in the second story.
There we're $3.50 insurance on the
building with the Southern Mutual In.
surance Co., of Athens, Ga, DR.. J. T
Groves local agent, and about $500 in.
surance on the furniture with Mr.. H
6. Coryell, agent.
If the fire had been at night, with the
low pressure of water and the cold
weather, with the stiff breeze blowing
the several adjacent houses might
have been destroyed, as we'll as Col
Blair's entirely. 1t will take the en-
tire insurance to repair the dwelling
Col. and Mrs. Blair have the sympa-
thy of our people in their misfortune
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-01-15

The Atlanta Constitutions big guess
ing scheme of the number of bales re-
ceived at the ports from September, has
come to an end, and the number is given
out as 5,27l 1886. Capt w. ]. Hudson
and Mr.. viii Hames are in A bales of
the figures. Mr.. jeff Upshaw, of Milton
county, was here Tuesday and his guess
is in II bales of it. A man in. Atlanta
is in bales Of the number.