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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
Den 'uItne pasiaecr.

Gn nng, uerfaren GnalRnSer bar
fommen til 9orge, oa babbe, oa ban
IfitIbe reiie tilboge, nfflrrat iaa man.
&c Renge / 2ommert. at oct nctop bar
nof til en- 3nmpifebsbiqet bjem til
GngIonb, fort9ler "gItiirIlnnSs
5olfe5l," San mente Ga, at ser life
bar anbet at gisre, emo at iuIte oe TO
Gage, &eiien oarebe, fisbte Jig en-
Billet % Git omborS.
8a oct bar Iften, off ban itrar I
Seng, og eiter en- on6 Sson oaaane.
Be ban beb Srcfoitfloffens faISeu6e
emo. Dan filIbe rtetop til at flpoe
itg paa og ifpnoe iia mo | WoSidten,
bn ban meh Rebiel fom til at tpnfe
paa. at ban bar abioIut Nblanf".
Rsrf / Su pctote ban fig ON paa
Sen anben SIDE os forisste at iooe
pioere.
Saa Isb Wiboagsfloffen og bereb.
te bam npe apaler. On RabDtsiom.
iru fom inc o. ipurgte. ON ban bill.
Se booe @aS. ~9sei Safl Seq ipi.
Ter aIhrig neret omborb," iagoe
gnsIRnberen iuffenbe.
Senere git ban op paa D9ffet og
betrasteoe Sapet, bpilfet finn saebe
bans Suit. ON aftenen Iaabe BAN
fig ipg og fortpiIet / Seneen o. til.
braute en- poerit isreeIig Rnt.
HRite Woraen bar ban Zig, at ban
funbe bare ipiIt fine aarrle $50, os
ban fsIte fig iItnnb til at aisre alt
ior at faa en- SmuIe Iao. 8eo
RioSaastib titnSe ban life ubbolbe
l9naere. Seq gaar inc oe ipiier en-
Rio0aa, ieIp ON De ian biper mig
ooerbcrS, nanr De fnnr oioe, at ies
insen 9enee bar" iagoe ban til iis
ieIp. Som iaat. iaa giort. Mbris
bapoe noset imugt BAN iaa goSt, %
ban ipiIte for fem.
ga ban enoeIia bar bIeuen met,
ipurate ban ueb en- S~ebrnsers bn.
penoe llro: 90 bpab foiter oct iaa2~
"$piIfet?" LOO oct forbmiienoe
Spar.
"NaiSbaaen naturIigpis."
"9lal MI ipsrer De; De neo bel. at
al @aoen er meoresnet j Yriien for
giletien.~
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
Gnmters Got Sprih8S.

let or life nsepenpist for 5oIi / Rprbpe.
ten at rsiis Spo On for garmtpanos bsba.
aeIise % hslbreosuoe gooeieosr.
Rar eprinsbale. Montana, pee Rcrtb.
ern RarfFe er SuHfers pot Sprinss
7emperatur 14s I'll 1853 9raesr 6abrsnbeit.
Ser Huber 1000 Galonsr | Rinuiiet. 1000
sob opsr Sapst. gsb Gobsn az grasp
. erasns meo Gpsrfist oper DsIpphone
glp ps EaL gobs 5oieIer, girasr, eaoe.
bns, Spsmmeoam. Torter s2.5 80 pr. Tag,
si5 pr, riss inbbsiattenbs Boo.
8aesns or sooe for aheHmatisms. Dub.
9spsr. Gpre. % gfapeiusoomms. aom.
fortabeit % tilireosiinsnae fiehpr. 9ape
SsruboustnIisr. GsusH CT Ct HarurIiat co.
na oriumL
Gor G~plpsniussr frip I'll 8. q. EeGor.
NJ d, Suntsrs Dot Syringe. g7ontaua. slsr
Ill gbas. z. See. o. Q. q Z. u. 4orissrn
4aeihe Sp., 81. 8auL NiHn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
Stort RanaI projeft.

Sra panlibelia ailbe msobeleS, al
gmerican stesI & aire 60, cit timber.
aipslina al llniieb Siatss steel Gurpo.
ration, bar &loner feroise for 8or'
itruftiunsn at en- 8anal msllem @oree,
fer, Masi., us Bropibeuce. Or. 8.
9ens aoitenoe anilaaes Ill $40. 0'0,s
O0C, os 5uretasenoet pil irsmbpoe en-
bel Del panitelist Snsenisrurbeibs.
Zen samle aaual eienrem 8loditpne'
baleu ital ppsraues us brrses for en-
Straf ing at umtreiit so Mil. 9Iu'
men inpuluerer psian Spiprelien al ct
fiempemasFst 8anoitife ubenfur Spsu
@urcsiter for at itaffe 8ano til sana'
len, men berpeo pil 8aubet bprtpeHoes
fra en- Eel Del Rsler % Smaabper,
Tom iaalsbes pil MITE i'm 9anofrait, %
bet pentss, at fIsre Wtaiunsr Dollars
oil mebsaa til at betnle. bpao Der oil
bliue iOrlanst iSfaoeseritatuius berfur.
StaalturpOratiunens GmbebsmGub ifai
nu meos / @OreeItsr for at unberisge
Sdsen nermers.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
Husff Troftdt.

8auI 2esier, ber r,isIife WiuiTter
I &ina, bar ifslae "geitnif", ct rusiiif
Slab / 9iter, ofiluttet en- Sraftat
meb 4ina nnaaoenhe Ranfuriet.
9enne 9onb6e1 faI | Raonet Itaa I'm.
Der oen fineiiffe Heaierira; men Iiis.
lanb paatager Zig at fore arie meo
enbper Wagt, Tom bill fitfbfoite Sraf.
taten. &ira ffal ubnGpne 9ropin-
fens GmbebsmpnS. men I Sanrrao
meo Huslanos @eiant. De fineiiife
trooper. Tom err I~tationeret | Ian.
huriet, ifol itaa rnber rusiiif Son.
troll, og bpis De fife err iitnno til at
bolos Stpr pua @suerbanberne. ifal
riisiif WiIit9r treble op. Sum Rine.
iere og Rlisiere ffaI babe get iii at
brioe SanoeI og ubnptte @riberne.
EoIopRienet ifal itaa un6er &iueierne
% &usierne | Screening. Raar 20
aar er omnie, ifaI Wanhuriets Sern'
bane blipe fineiiif @ienbom efter
gieniiSig SberenSfpmit. Roit og &c.
Iesrai ifal Itan UNDER rusiiif % fine.
iiff Stpre, os Sptit, iom opitaar, ifal
bilpgges al en- rusiiif Spmmo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
SpiflauS on Gualano. :

Splflano % Gnglano. - en- Sper.
ensfomit melem GpIfIanb o. eng.
lamb er aiiluttet meb &enipn til afri.
ia. 9esge Magter forpIigter Tig glen.
iibia til at itstte binanSen, iialb serss
aclonier angribes al en- treble Magt.
en- Soerensfomit ifaI ogiau eriitere
meaem gpiflano os9fuslano angaaen.
be Randulriet. aeiieren tinaoer
G5oren at bape irie $nnber Der, moo
at Gsren boIbes naben for Den tpife
Sonoel. Spiflanb bar Iiseiom itaaet
ueenior, meoens Get enc 0ano efter
Oct anoet bar giort SiInarmeIier til
bperanore; men bet err fun tiIipneIa.
benSe. aeiieren bar life ppret npirf.
iom, men / Stilbeo punbet Soroele
for lit &iee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

GrinatiesretRren: "Wten bpaS fan
bet nptte at npertere eiter Ceres table
Somme6og9 Gen inbeboISt 10 bare
en- Collar eIler to os noeIe gapirer
u6en gRro."
Gen fIose Stdtsmonb: so, oct
bar fin itore 9etponirs, rraa De bel
i%fisnue. Taar S~ommeboeeH finoes,
pil Der / aoiierne ftaa, at insen Rail.
roaopas Lao | ben"
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

al belle bet repubIifonife Narti irnoo
Sen rcnftionGre 9onIition. Oct enote
meo at Snterpenationerne bIep ta9et
tiIbose, o. 9amret gap Hesierinscn
ct fraftigt Tiaibspotnin.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

sfpnb bis, SnItan! GrsIanb %
Siterrts bar giuet Sultoren at for.
itaa, at ban mna ifpnbe iig meS at
siennemfsre be Heformer, ban bar
lopet | Wafebonien. Sorismmer ban
fin 8Iist, biz man eribe til iforpe
1orbnIbsregler.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

Cir Martimer Snranb err ifslge
2pnbon "Wtorning Bolt" bIepen nos
napnt til engelif gmbasiabsr / @aib-
ington efter Cir Wibael Serbert.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27
Sooielsoagss
Rs Sogen n

esrtte CT On al bette aars
% Premisbusrr. % at ssHt.
me efter be mango belniaige
anbtfalinsrr. si bar rruntastt.
oil pisielis hrnrr Seq sias.
Suterssie blaHnt "Iespraas
Pofrn'is sGisrt % andre.
Sosst CT laalsses ia.rtttrt.
at Der for bser Of aarrts II,
totr CT IRE blanfe einier uies
Biaos for JamilisHs % Slrsis
hinges Tapne. tiRber hser
Tatu CT anfsrt ri slItr Here be-
rpmtr IaHos 90 RsiHners Ssh
itlssas. 90 paa ben mphaaa.
eune che fnsts Der - for be
tilioartuSt Gatssr - 1t lieet
Beers. ct Gpigrari tiItr On ftss
taIriie AZ en- sllrr aunti uapns
fnnoig gsrisnliabts. Oct oil
brrr al for Sutertsie for sis
hSer Familte - o. tau pgiaa
heb uisir seiiissentr bliSe III
iibenttt Epttt - paa oeuls
@naos at baps btlr I'm einst
iamltt | en- Zig Iihrri net BOG
mtb ansibslit al bssrf safrIt
@roltms Ssbielssata % Ssh.
itlsaar.
Bopeii &C limit insbmnhea l
Sarrsb mts crset ''IpnItiss
bassbos'' GnlsbosHassr paa
Hpsssu 90 JorFssu. liant rpbt
emit, 90 ben ieuass irit inss
Slanet for s1.25 bttalt | sysr.
ffno. gi bar peiaa tHssl slss
cant tnebunone @uInfnit. ION
faFrr 10 Gsuts srtra. % be &C
bel p6rat bet Tile 9inee foe
floisrustts Sfslo.
asrtsit;
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

Stprt. - Sra Berlin telegrafe.
res ct Ipete ON, at ct amerifnnif
snnSifat bar fcrmiSlet ct 2aan poa
400 Iiaioner gfubler til Be rusiiife
gper ct. Betersbura 1oifpa. Sbes.
IA % @arihau. gn Gel al Sbliga.
tionerne bill blipe iibbuot paa tpife og
frantic 8engemarfeber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

De to tiblisere Bauer, giis ben
9be og Geo ben f3Se, itoS paa en-
~fienotIie 300 meo aongerinet Sta.
lien, Den npe Babe ffaI bape itbtalt,
at ban agter at u~noerborSle meb
@ictor emmanuel ON en- Soritaaelie.
iaa 9irfe og Stat fan fonrne no al
bet meb binanoeL og ben rmpttiae
rStrib. DC bar Iiaget / aiennem en- bel
Menneifealoer, fan bIipe enot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

Tiniiterdef Gpmbes banSt forlc.
ben 2og en- pen Seir | ben frantic
misunderstanding. Der bar all.
meIot en- bel 8effe Snterpeqationer
ansaaenoe ben meset onitrioie fran
Tie Rrntefris, og Gombes benpteSe
oo anleoningen til at sisre Teoe for
&egieringens grosram. Gan erfIe-
rebe. at &egierinsen piIoe forti9tte
fin arig MOB @unfeoroernc, liaeionl
ben piloe fiGuipe MOB al SIass Ean-
fetpnng. Sen bible ftpre peo Sialp
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-27

Csiaa I Stalisn er Ser @iniiter-
friie. 8r9mierminiiter 3anaroelli
inbienote FIN afifeoSanissnina til
9oneen. 90 belle bans 8abinet fulgte
fin Chef. 8anaroelis Iiifeo ifpIoes
bans ioigtenbe Selbreb oe life uosen
poIitif gariag. Gaa bans anbefa-
ting bar Song gictor emmanuel
cterbraeet Sau tibligere Snoremini.
fter Srsnor @ioIitti 9anuelien of
ben ME Regierins.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
MAKING OF AGUAPURA
AND LAVADURA.

Increasing Industry in Chemical
Preparations by VIM. b. Gunby.
An industry, involving the manufac-
ture of chemical preparations known
as Gunby's Aguaqura and Gunbys
Lavadura, is now assuming considara-
BILE proportions in Savannah, and will
in time be regarded as an important
source of trade that will come to this
city and bring its portion of benefit.
Mr.. William B. Gunby, the discoverer
and manufacturer of the compounds
mentioned, is young man who made
chemistry a study and has secured a
product that meets many wants and
has, from being unknown, won an in
vincible position with those who have
tested it, This applies first to the
Lavadura, for the demand for this
product has come up from nothing to
"A regular use by the management of
several prominent railroad companies
with orders ranging from 500 to 5000
pounds per month.
While naturally the processes of
making LaVadura and Aguapura are
secret, Mr.. Gunby makes tests and eX-
plains the working of the chemical
compounds to all interested at his
laboratory and packing rooms on Bay
street, near Whitaker. The Aguapura,
as the name indicates, is for purifying
water, for drinking and other pur-
poses. BY using the powder sold by
Mr.. Gunby the water is claimed to be
rendered absolutely free from all OBJ
jectionable matter and rendered
healthy and harmless. The least trace
of nitrogen is said to be removed, and
all vegetable matter. Many interesting
and delicate tests and results are
shown by Mr. Gunby. The analysis
of State Chemist White, obtained with
out acquainting that officer with the
details showed that water treated with
Gunby's Aguapura was as free from
solids as any water that could be pro-
duced.
The Lavadura is now largely used
by many railroad companies for puri-
flying the water used in locomotive
boilers. 1t is claimed that it not only
prevents the accumulations so much
feared in boilers, but also dissolves
and clears out tubes that have become
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
DANIEL HOGAN.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

E. j. Kennedy, high art tailor, is
now offering at very reduced prices a
fine line of tweeds, homespuns, light
weight cheviots and serges.
Edward Lovell's Sons are showing a
fine line of merchants tools. Get prices
on shelf hardware and implements.
You can save a nice per cent. lis
Broughton. west
Let me send you a nice roast or fine
steak. All you have to do is to phone
me and the order will be filled in time
for dinner. Plenty fresh vegeta bles
and fruits. John F. May; phone 81.
Best Bargains in city property by w.
]. Miscally, Jr, 20 Bryan street You
will consult your own interest by see
ing him for full particulars.
Metzger & Brunson have on hand a
large stock of gents furnishings-Cor-
liss Coon collars. 121ac; other brands
at 10c. Monarch negligee shirts, 81:
the best made shirts on the market
for the money. Underwear, ties and
half hose, all new goods at low prices
The Jeaness Miller shoes for ladies'
and Turner shoes for men, handled only
by A. S. Nichols, the reliable shoe
dealer. 8 Broughton street, west.
H. H. Peoples & Sons, 1875 Congress-
street, is a splendid place to buy your
hardware, stoves. implements, fire.
arms, cutlery and builders supplies.
guns and ammunition.
George Wagners Son, Savannah's
leading and reliable florist. Now is the
time to order a choice selection of the
most beautiful roses of all kinds
Think of it! Conida's candy factory
are employing twenty hands making
candies Their Coo a pound sweets are
as fine as skill and money can pro-
duce. Conida's name on each piece is
the guarantee of excellence. A single
trial makes a friend.
II you have any pictures to be
framed take them 10 H. Hymes' Art
Store, 147 Bull street, near Oglethorpe
avenue. New line of mouldings and
the latest styles of framing.
Special for this week, John Sullivan's
Fresh country butter, 20 cents Der
pound. Town talked mixed crackers
20 cents. Quart jars syrup, something
nice, 10 cents per jar. Our S5 cents per
pound tea cannot be equalled any
where.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
BIG LAND COMPANY
FOR COLLINSVILLE

The Peoples Investment Company is
the name of a new organization that
has secured large land holdings in Col
linsville and which purposes to build
up and develop that part of the city.
The officers of the concern are ]. S.
Collins, president; Hugh Logan, vice
president, and w. L. Grayson, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The company has just purchased of
the Oglethorpe Investment Company
the last of it's holdings in the eastern
part of the city, some seventy-five lots
for which $4,000 was paid, and in adj
dition has secured from other sources
a large quantity of other lots giving
it control of about $50 to 400 lots. The
property bought of the Oglethorpe In
vestment Company consists of lots sit
uated between East Broad street, and
Waters road, bounded on the north by
Gwinnett street, and on the south by
Anderson street.
1t is the purpose of the new COM
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
CHANGE OF Y. M. C. A. HOURS.
During the Holidays Junior Glass
viii Meet Mornings.

During the Holidays Junior Glass
viii Meet Mornings.
During the holidays the junior gym
nasium class at the Y. NJ. c. A. will
have a change of hours, meeting on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from to 9 in the morning. This change
in the hours was made because it will
be so much cooler. The class will not
have as much work as in the winter,
a short drill and recreative sports be-
ing all that will be engaged in.
Secretary Johnson has arranged for
a most delightful affair for next Tues
day afternoon similar to one that was
given last year All of the juniors are
requested to meet him Tuesday after
noon at 8 O'Clock at the corner of For
tieth and Whitaker streets for the pur-
pose of taking the car to Montgomery
for swim. after which number of
ice cold Georgia watermelons will be
cut. Those who went on this trip last
year remember it with no small degree
of pleasure.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03

coated before the preparation was used
This is packed in barrels and sacks
and sold by the hundred pounds
Lavadura is also, in possibly a modi-
fled form, put up in small cartoons and
by grocers and druggists retailed for
use as a washing powder, shampoo
powder and for use in bathing
Mr.. Gunby has gradually increased
his plant as the demand for his prod
ucts grew, and now finds it necessary
to further extend. The chemicals are
prepared and mixed on the lower floors
of the building occupied. and the other
two floors are used for packing and
shipping. Several large machines, for
mixing, grinding and otherwise pre-
pairing the powder are now expected
from the North, and there will also be
some machinery for packing the car
toons and small sacks. When all this
new machinery is placed the number
of employees will be increased and the
total number that will likely be EN-
ployed within the year will be about
twenty-five.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
FUN AT THUNDERBOLT.
List of Fourth of July Attractions
Mt the Empire Track.

List of Fourth of July Attractions
at the Empire Track.
The Fourth of July programme that
has been arranged for tomorrow at
the Empire Driving Park at Thunder
bolt, will draw thousands to that re-
sort The programme consists of a
combination of horses and dogs, trained
TO almost human intelligence, and which
have attracted national attention for
their wonderful feats. The two horses
that will be exhibited, Humming Bird
and Dewey, equal in sagacity the world
famous Jim Key, and the dogs that
accompany the attractions there have
been seen all over the country
Music will be furnished during the
evening. There will be automobile
races. tug of war between a hun
dred negroes, a balloon ascension at
night. with a grand fireworks display
The entire park and track will be il
Illuminated for the occasion.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
"THE QUESTION BOX"

Novel Plan Adopted At Y. NJ. C. A.
for Providing for Lecture Subjects.
A novel plan has been arranged by
Secretary Johnson of the Young
Mems Christian Association for an in
teresting course of lectures at the Y.
M. c. A. during the next few months.
"A Question Box" has been put up
near the entrance to the association
building. Every young man who has
a Biblical question that he does not
thoroughly understand is requested to
write it down and drop ii in this box.
These questions will be taken out at
the end of the week and given to one
of the prominent divines of the city
who will answer and explain them on
the following Sunday afternoon at 6
O'Clock. These services will prove in
teresting. They will be held in the
coolest room at the association build
ing, and an interesting musical pro-
gramme will be arranged.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

Mr. John St. Clair, formerly travelling
auditor of the Atlantic Coast Line has
been appointed assistant to the pur-
chasing agent. with headquarters at
Waycross. The appointment became
effective July /.
The Central of Georgia. for the ac-
conmodation of people who have sum-
mer homes in North Georgia; Clarkes-
ville,3 Turnersville, Tallulah and other
up-country resorts, has arranged with
the Southern for a close connection
with its local train that reaches At
lanta at $40 p. m. In order to make
this the Central has changed the leav-
ing time of No. 4 so that 1t now leaves
Atlanta at 800 instead of at as for
merly.. Heretofore passengers by the
Southern reached Atlanta at 4 o'clock
ia the afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. o. Player of Valdosta is here.
Mr.. Martin Cannon of Abbeville is in
the city
Mr.. T. NJ. Brown of Macon is at the
Pulaski.
Mr.. John H. Davis of Atlanta is reg
istered at the Pulaski
Mr.. Butler Wilkes of Lyons is among
the guests at the Screven.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McDuffie of Bruins
wick are registered at the De Soto.
Mr. C. H. Davis, a prominent citizen
of Townsend, is guest at the Screven.
Mr.. j. H. Beacham of Dublin is
among the prominent guests in the city
Mr. l. NJ. Purdom. a prominent citi-
zen of Sparks is among the guests at
the De Soto
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03

pany, as explained by Mr.. Collins, not
only to sell lots for building purposes
but also to build houses on them when
so desired by the purchasers. Such
buildings, he says, will be put UP at a
cost of anywhere from $500 to $4,000
to suit the means of the owner, the
terms to be easy, and interest to be
charged at a straight rate.
The officers of the company have the
greatest faith in the future of this sec
ton of the city as sites for homes and
are willing to show this faith by heavy
investments. Mr.. Collins anticipates
that the streets across the Atlantic
Coast Line crossings now unopened
will be opened within a comparatively
short time and thinks that such work
will give an impetus to the building up
of Collinsville and the section ada
cent.
Many investments are going on even
now, he says. Mr.. T. S. Whitfield is
soon to have a home in this section,
Mr.. c. V. Snedeker is to build another
house, Mr.. James F. Evans expects to
build a home shortly and two or three
others are arranging to build homes
within the next few months.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
ON BUCKlNG BRONCO MAYOR WILL RIDE
Will Travel 90 Miles Through Snow and Ice in
Far Away Idaho.

Mayor Myers will spend his vacation
among the snow-clad hills of Idaho.
In the latter part of the present
month he will take a well-earned vaca-
ton. While the trip will be one of
business, the opportunities for pleasure
and recreation which the journey af-
fords will make it one where business
is pleasure, and the Mayor will, no
doubt, feel much refreshed from his
Journey.
Mr. Myers is going to inspect the
Silver King gold mines, in which lie is
one of three stockholders, the others
being w. ]. Payne of Richmond, and
G. T. Stewart of Warren, Idaho, near
where the mines are situated. Mr..
Stewart is mining man of wide ex-
perience, and is in charge of the opera
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03

lions. The capitalization of the COM
pany is $500, 900.
The mines are located at point nine
ty miles inland from the Oregon Short
Line Railroad, and the country is
practically impossible, except during
the summer from July to October.
The region is one of snow and ice
Accordingly, it becomes necessary for
the traveller to ride bronco back this
distance The Mayor, accompanied by
his brother from Richmond Va, will
make the trip on bucking bronchos,
and expects to traverse the distance
" mid the snow and ice" in two days.
Mayor Myers will be gone for about
four weeks. En- route to the mines he
will stop over at ST. Louis and Denver.
He is very much pleased with the pros
poets for "aurum finum" in far-away
Idaho, and when asked the price of
stock in his company, said that he
was not offering it on the market.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
BnrtoNN News Notes.

Barlow, Fla, July 2.-The big July
celebration in this city is set for July
II.
At Gordonville. a station a few miles
from here. Tuesday, Miss Evalina Es-
tella Davis of Gordonville, and Mr.
John B. Thornhill, a merchant of
Eagle Lake. were married. The cere-
mony was performed under the wide
spreading oaks in the yard by the
father of the bride, Rev w. w Davis.
There were nearly $50 guests present.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-03
Daniel HOgan'S
Extraordinary
Bargains
For This Week.

Fine Hand-woven Batistes, 45-inch
Wash Chiffon, SOC quality, for S5c.
White Persian Lawn. worth Csc per
yard. for 1Sc.
Pinch White Organdie, worth SOC
per yard, for 49c.
Fine White India Lawn, 4O-inch
wide, zoe value, for 15c.
45-inch French Nainsook, worth soc
per yard. for 49c.
Fancy Scotch Lawns. worth SIC,
for SIC.
Colored swisses. the regular zoe
kind, for 121sc.
20 yards yardwide soft finish Shirt
ing for $1.O0.
Amoskeag Domestic Bingham, the
&c kind, for sac.
Best brand yardwide Sea Island for
cents.
Full size $1.OO Spread, extra heavy.
for 75c.
Good Mattress Ticking, the SC kind,
cents
Lace Stripe Muslin, worth zoe, for
121s cents.
72-inch Hemstitched Linen Table
Damask. Can't duplicate it for $1.00.
Our price 69c.
Black and Colored Wolfe, Coo value,
for 43c.
Black Mohair sicilian. 75c kind, for
49 cents.
4S-inch An-wool Black Cheviot, 75c
value. for ACC.
56-inch Black and Colored Kersey
Suiting, S5c value, for SOC.
44-inch Wool Crepe de Chene, $1.25
value, for this sale SIC.
Ladies' White Pique Skirts, trimmed
with embroidery, $3.50 value, $1.9S
Ladies' Linen Walking Skirts, $3.50
value, $1.75
DANIEL HOGAN,
Corner Broughton and Barnard SITS.
Williams news., 1903-08-15
Letter List.

Letter List. The following is the list of l, cters remaining uncal!ed for at the postoffice, Williams, Ari- zona, for the week ending August Is. 1905 These letters will be sent to the lead letter office Sept. 5, 1903, if not called fo, before n at time Armendoriz Guadalupe Madueno, Carmen Allen, Martinez Alberto Billannera Julian Morales Jose Moreno de Bennett, Prof Chas Martinez, Jose Carey, Minor, Mrs Conroy, Michel Ramires, Abundis Coyey, Mrs Reiuers, w Capehart, L Salazar, Santiago Griego Jose Francisco Wheaton, Guy JaramillO, Rosalio Zavola, Francisco Mendosa, Mariana Jr
 Persons calling for the above letters should say "advertised." F. W. SMITH
 Postmaster.