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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27
LABOR DAY.
A Big Time in Store for the Occa-
sion.


For the first time in the history of
Nevada, Labor Day is to be celebra-
ted with vigor that has never been
known. In years that have passed the
people of this section have read Of the
demonstrations made by the labor un-
ions in other States when the day
came to pass. This has been about all
there has been to it.
One week from Monday has been
declared Labor Day in this State, and
and from all the plans that are being
arranged and those who are going to
join the procession, that is to be about
the biggest time that the State has
ever seen in a demonstration given
by the people, the masses. Reno is to
receive the first celebration, and FROM
what can be learned, it is to be such
a day as will not be forgotten in some
time to come. All of the unions of
that city, and there are at least a
score of them, are outdoing each OF
her, in order to extend the good time
to all who happen to get in line that
day.
Virginia City, strictly union town,
is to be there with all hands. The
Miners Union and the Mechanics
| Union will go in a body, and when it
is figured that Virginia City is COM
posed of these men, it will pretty well
clean out the Comstock on that day.
The unions from all of the small
towns have announced that they will
be on hand and they can be relied
upon to keep their word In this city
| the boys are getting ready to take
| the day off, get in line and help swell
the big line that will be there The
I Mechanics Union of this city has com
pleted its arrangements, while the OF
her unions will join, as they have an
nounced. In this city in the last few
months, the unions have organized
and their concentrated action will be
felt in this section from this time on.
Carson will send her quota on Labor
Day, and the likelihood is that it will
be termed general holiday, as most
of CarsOn's people want to see the
fun in the neighboring city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27
THE OTHER SIDE.
The Convicts Die Not Rob the Ruffrer
Family.

From a private letter received IN
this city, it appears that the convicts
who visited the Ruffner ranch in up
per Hope Valley, some weeks ago, did
not commit any acts Of violence, ami
did not take anything that was net
given freely.
The men came to the ranch about
1 o'clock at night and awakened the
family. The people in the house were
told who were at the door before they
opened up, and one of the convicts
stated that they were hungry and
wanted something to eat. Mrs. Ruffnec
got up and cooked the meal which the
men devOured ravenously. Then on en-
tering placed their guns in one corner
of the room and openly stated that
they were tired out from loss of sleep
and climbing over the rough country.
They we're exceedingly free in talk
ing CT their LIeak for liberty. They
told of the harsh treatment they had
received at the prison, and hoped to
get out Of Tie country. They were all
sore foo'ed anu the people in the
ho.:se gave them what they could
spare in the way of clothing and shoes.
They did not offer to take anything
that was not freely given. The men
spent the pest part Of the night in the
p1y off nth tho III
Of day
The Runners state , d Letter that
tie men acted far more gentlemaniy
than have a number of campers who
have transgressed on their lands. They
stated that tIey were not murderers.
D.t since they were out and at liberty,
tue; wGuld p'o.ect their freedom even
IL they had to dc so at the end of their
guns. They enphatically denied that
their intention to murder or rob any
ole: all they wanted was enough tc
live on ard If they could make their
way OUT of the country, they would
be content. As far as the family was
concerned. they were not hunting the
men or making any complaint of the
treatment received by them; on the
contrary, they were satisfied to let the
men fight out their way with the Off
GERS who were in pursuit.
Another instance can be cited in
this to the effect that the men are
not any worse than lot of others.
AS Miller and Murphy left this CITY
on the highway to Reno, they passed
Professor Mitchells' home. His little
boy was playing in front Of the place
when the men passed. One OF them
dug down into his pocket and gave
the little tad all the small change y
had. These men may be escaped con
victs, and are as bad as the average
man confined in a prison, but they
are Just as human as the average man
who reads this.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27
To Telephone Subscribers.

All persons desiring to change the
listing of their names or business in
Telephone Directory will please cal
at Telephone office on or before Thurs
day noon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27

Owing to much better facilities for
handling ice cream we are enabled 10
make a substantial reduction In the
price of same. Our cream II guaran-
teed strictly first class. J. e. RICH
ARDSON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27

Good dry split and limb pine
wood, sold in quantity to suit patrons.
Saving done on short notice. Ring
up phone 1S1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27

The lead" of black pencils IL now
made from coke. It 10 ground and
mixed with iron ore and chemicals.
anc subjected t. pressure under Grsat
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
ror Week Ending Monday, August "a.
1903.

Carson City, New, August 25. 1903.
The weather througout the State dur
ing the past week has generally clear
and very favorable for harvest work
in the hay and grain fields. Temper
allure averaged slightly above normal.
Thunder showers occurred in few wide
ly separated localities on the 10Th and
10th, but they were not heavy emo
ugh to be of much benefit to the
ranges or growing crops. Brisk IF
ternoon winds were of daily occurren-
ce, and one or two of the nights were
unseasonably cool for this time of the
year.
The harvesting of grain is now in
progress and the yield promises to
be average or above. Over the greater
part of the State haying is nearing
completion, with results which are
very satisfactory to the farmer Re
ports concerning potatoes are uniform
ly favorable, except from Churchill
county, where the crop appears to he
a failure. In the southeastern portion
Of the State the canning of grapes,
peaches, plums and toma toes is in
progress
Reports relative to garden truck am
fruit continue (: rable AS a rule
the condition |. livestock is reported
excellent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27
Ornsby County.

Carson City-Weather clear. hot and
dry, with fresh to brisk west and
southwest winds nearly every after
noon; mean daily temperature aver
aged 2 degrees above normal; highest.
50 degrees, on the 18th; lowest. IS
degrees, on the 22d; no ram. Grain
harvest in progress, yield fair to good.
Haying about finished and fine crop
secured in prime condition; all minor
crops looking well and making rapid
and satisfactory growth; apples a fine
crop; pasturage good and live stock
are sleek and fat: irrigation water
somewhat deficient, but holding ont
WE'LL. H. Smith
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-27


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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of
 Notions and Smalwares

savings will be the magnet for the Notion all thrifty buyers will profit by reading over every item carefully.
 "FEEDER's" BRAID-Black coors regular price HUMP HOOK EYE-Black only regular price 200 doz
 Half Price, 1Oc dog cards BONE CAsINGBlack white. regular price 12c Annual 1oo YARD SPOOL s1IK-Annual
 ADJUSTABLE DRESS SHIELDS
 regular price 17c Annual Sale Price 215c pair Mo- regular price 19c pair Annual Sale Price l5e pair 5-YARD BLACK vELvETEEN BINDINGS-Reguar price
 17c Annual Sale frlce lz12c sizes in bunch regular price 5c Annual Sale 2ooYARD WHITE sPooL coTToN-ony forty dozen in the
 Annual Price 15c LINEN THREAD-Regular price5c spool Annual BLACK DARNiNG corToN-Regular price 1c card HAIR CABINETsAssorted sizes regular price 4c each COLLAR BUTToNs-Regular price asdozen Annual Sale l1NpEsrR UoTIBLH TOILET PiNs-Back coral white and
 turquose Annual Sale Price 31ac ENGLISH PINS-Reguar price 1Oc paper, Annual Sale ENGLISH BOOKSAssored sizes black and white price Dc Annual Sale Price 313c WOMDN'S FANCY HOSE SUPPORTERS-Regu price 25c
 Annual Sale Price 16c BONE PINs-seconds regular price 1oc dozen An SIDE COMES AND BACK ooMBs-Regular price 1oc An ' SIDE n COMBS @ AND BACK ooMBs-Reeuiar price i5c woMrNs FANoY BELTs-A odd lots regular price woMNs BETsReglar price 4ec Annual Sale Price each PILLOW TOPsA variety of subjects and styles regular
 Annual Sale Price 39c PILLOW ToPs-our 25c Sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
EAnnual Sale, of Women's
 House Wrappers

For bright goods do not think these prices can equalIed They striking values full of remarkable offerings. WOAEHN'S ELANNELBTTEs HOUSE. WRAPPERS-Patterns black pretty blue figured trimmed
 with bad rue shoulder regular price Scc each Prlce toc eacn WONfENS FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS-Bue ground in stripes figured designs trimmed with figured blue black hounce skirt regular price $25
 
 WoA6ENs FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS-Blue grounds in stripe effect trimmed with two braid yoke suitable for large regular price CSC ... WoNTENs FLANNELETTE WRAPPERs-In gray stripes. with black white embroidery rufned shoulder $125 Price WOMENS EXTRA HEAVY FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS stripes figures trimmed with three velvet ribbon. hounce, skirt regular $9s each. Annual Sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
'AnnuaN Salesof
Suits,andf Coats

The%waue Suits Coats is the ngs trimmings workmanship the and attention detail appearance xiceabiesin every garment here. ~1--~ Wo1fENS GRAY %HOMESPUN sSUITS-Bouse effect. skirt regular price $S98 Annual Sale Price $59S NNCMENS BLACK CHEvIoT SUITS-Nght fitting, silk lined jacket graduated dounce skirt regular $1250 Annual Sale Price eS front silk lined Jacket blouse jacket trimmed with stylish Brntd regular price $l10O Annual Sale Price $lLSS
 COATS. i WOMENS KERSEY9 COATS-Gray. navy castor color. velvet collar, cuffs, $49S $59S eacn Annual Sale Price $35Os each WOGnNS SHORT TIGHT FITTING CoATS-Gray cas. color satin lined regular price $S75 and $1o0o each kwOMRN's KERsRY MoNTE CARLO coATs-satn lined.
 pleat in back tan black and castor coors wOMENs KERsEY MONTE CARLO CoATs-In black and GBr color. satin lined trimmed with stitched self straps kwoMENs MONTE CARLO CoATs-Black or color, satin each Annual Sale Price $950 each wOMENs 42INCH KERSEY CoATS-Navy castor color, trimmed with ornaments Belle sleeves double regular &165O Price $1O9S WODGHNS BLACK VELVET BLOUSE EFFECT COATS Satin lined $1500 each Annual Sale Price $99S each WOMEN's BLACK VELVET BLOUSE EFFECT COATS
 
 CHIEDRENs KERsEY CoATs-1n navy and red 4o regular $69S $750 each Annual Sale Price $4oV eacn CHILDRBS COATS-Made from fine quality Ladies' Cloth, fur yars regular price $2es each
 
 FANCY STRIPE WOOL WAISTS Regular Price s2es each; ALL WooT. M FLANNEL WAisTs-in red Nile green and black, regular price $139 and $1.49 each, Annual Sale -Erfce .$ilo eacn
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of Laces, Ham
 burgs, Ribbons, Etc.

prompt your ton you following SPECIAL this LOT 1-ToRCHoN LACEs INsERTIoNs-One inches wide regular 5c and 6c yard Annual Sale oc SaTu LOT 2-TORCHON LACEs AND INsERTIONs-One half to three inches wide regular price 7c and Sc cAIe EFlce yar0 LOT 3-POINT DE PARIS LACES INSERTIONS-Two five inches wide regular price 7c yard, LOT 4-HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INsERTIONS-Regular yard. Price LOT 6-HAlfBURG RDG1NGS AND 4INSERTIoNS-Two A five inches wide, regular price 12ac 15c Sale Price a yard HEMsTITCHED ALLovER TUCKrNG-Reguar price 4ec Ahnua oale Ff1ce 35c yard HEMsTITCHED> ALLovERT TUCKING-Reguar price s9c yard Annual Sale Price 53c yard LINEN COLOR ALLoyERs sLACE-Regular price 39c yard LINEN COLOR ALLovER SILK .LACE-Regular price 9sc BLACK SILK NECK RUFFs-Reguar price $4.5o each
 
 MO- 40 DOUBLE FACE LIBERTY SATIN RIBBONS-In black white and full line of colors regular Anlua sale fce .l4c yard No.~4o TAFFETA RIBBoNs-In black white Gcoiors < regular 121ac Annual Sale
 LACE COLLARS
 rOrmer fFce 6Sc 75c S25 S45O Annual Sale Price 39c 49c $165 $29S
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Grieve, Bisset C. Hol1and
Annual Sale of WOmen'S and
 ChiIdren's Hosiery { Underwear

They're oniynot prove wrong word. prices s#t~t WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY BLACEl COTTON HOSE-Fast double heel toe regular price 12c pair Annual Sale Price lOc a pair WOMEN's BLACK COTTON HOSE-Full fashioned, fast double high spced heel price 25c pair, Annual Sale Price 19c pair woMENs GAUGE BLACK COTTON HosE-Fast black full fashioned double sole high spled heel regular price 49c q par .Annual sale Frlce 2oc pair WOMENS BLACK COTTON HOsE-Ouszes, double sole spced heel full fashioned fast black regular pair Annual Sale Price 29c Annual Sale BOYS BLACK COTTON HOSE, 2x1 RIB-Extra value at 10c pair Annual Sale Price Sc pair
 UNDERWEAR.
 CHILDRENs RIBBED FLEECED VESTS AND PANTS Regular 1215c each Annual Sale Price Sc each SMALL MISSES CRAY RIBBED FLEECED AND PANTSSizes 30 32, 34 ony regular price 2Sc 31c, SAC each Annual Sale Price 21c each WOMEN's WHITE CRAY WINTER WEIGHT VESTS AND PANTS regular price Annual Sale Price 29c each wOMEN's wHITE OR GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS '. woMEN's WHITE GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS woMEN's WHITE OR GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS CHILDRENs FLEECE LINED SLEEPING GARMENTs-s Regular Price 49c Annual Sale Price 39c each
 GLOVES
 CHILDREN's CASHMERE GLovEs-Red. brown navy 25c pair Annual Sale Price 121ac pair woMEN's WOOL GOLF GLOVES White gray and black, Annual Sale Price 19c pair woMENs Two-cLAsP KID GLovEs-Excellent value price 9sc pair. Annual Sale Price s3c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of White Goods

Some of the lovely creations for Sht Waists in dany White them arrivals selling will offered during this sale at such amazingly low prices that it will look into future in this line
 LOT AT 141Ac A YARD-Consists of fine stripe Madras
 Figured small
 other white goods Novelties which
 been selling for 19c, 21ce 25c yard Annual Sale LOT YARD-Consists of Piques
 plain Marselles designs selling
 33c and 39c yard Annual Sale Price 22c a yard LOT YARD-Consists handsomest designs
 all in Fancy Mercerized stripes regular price 3ac and
 39c Annual Sale Price FINE NAINsOOK REMNANTS -36 inches wide; the
 yard FINE 40INC1e the
 17c 24-INCH FIGURED
 59c An Sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of Women's
 Handkerch1efs

wOAEN's PLAIN WHITE ALL LINEN HE1IsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs-Regula price 10c Annual Sale
 
 woMENs PLAIN WHITE ALL LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKRRCHIEFS-Regula price 121ac, Annual Sale WOMENS HANDKERCHIEFS-Pla white colored border regular price 5c each Annual Sale Price 3c w0MHNS HANDKERCHIEFS-(sligh scaloped hemstched embroidered
  WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS-Scalop hemsthed embroidered regular price 50c, Annual Sale Price 36c each scaoped edge, hemsitched embroidered regular price $1O0 Annual Sale Price soc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Women's, Dress. Goods

These quotations idea or the true goodness and real worth of Dress Goods offered in the convincing suggest seeing the goods for yourself. SMALL LOT OF BLACK CASHMNRES-Reguar price 2oc
 yard Price 19c yard BLACK oHnvIoT AND STORM sHRGE-A pure worsted, 5o1NoH sToRM sERGE4An wool regular price yard. BLAcR moHA1R ARMURE sUrr1Nes inches vide reg BLACK INDIA TWIIL-An wool, 45 inches wide regular 5o se ' % zagT urN purs sa so rsss oys 5oINcH GIT BLAoK' 'CHnvIor-An wool steam sponged and TUCKED ahANlTn ris wool regular price slso BLAoK nRoApcIorHsA our Broadeloths BLACK FRENCH BRoADcLorH- value Esaso na1K ysfd n m saie xaea Price Ana Ss ss yard
 CoLoRED DRESS GOODS
 HENRIETTAs sERGEs AND WHIPcoRDs-se inches wide, Nw s @ s sae opa adee eear se regular price 50c value Sale Price 39c yard 45NCH WHIPCoRDsAn exceptional bargain regular 5oNcH HopsAcKNa AND WOOL se goos all wool and sell regularly for $oO yard As
 the greatest Dress Goods offered them TwINE CLOTHES inches wide price s1oo yard 4 SILK AND WOOL oRnPn DE oHNnReguar price s15 ya0 sKIRT1Na-An wool iaehes wide regular value ooLoRED z1BEI1NE sulTiNG-An wool 50 inches wide good line of coor regular price $1oo yard Annual frlce SEC a yard
 FANCY wATsTINGs.
 ALL OUR WOOL yard ALL OUR Doc SILK AND WOOL: :WAIsTINGs Gs--Annna Sale ALI OUR 75c AND WOOL wA1srINGs-Annual Sale frce yard
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
WHITE SKIRTS
.CORSETS
Annual Sale of Toilet Articles

you'll find something this list you consider what you've been paying for these these than statement could make CAsTInH isoAP-Regular price 5c cake Annual LUBINs VIOLET TOILET PowDER-Annual
 
 SOZODoNT-Regular price Annual Sale Price 1Sc s19c Annua! Sale Price 12hc Annual Sale Price 4c TOET RAPER-Large package regular price 10c, Annual 3st&n OoTH BRUsHEs-Regular price 10c PERFUAFEodos Carnaton pink. white lilac jockey club, Annual sAPTNAUDse SOAPHelotrope lilac and violet
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19

Suits Goats is the superior cloths nngs trimmings workmanship the and attention appearance kceabiein every, garment here. -1--~
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
GRIEVE, BISSET & HOLLAND

 
 
 
  
  U ttH very arment s .f# will find rhandaw the yshaveb dIway low as sAnualCk Ito  n anyd d s t% nnOne
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
AnnuaIs Sale of ColoreS Skirts

WoMEN's BLACK MnRCERIzED sKIRTs-In two differ 
 WONENS BLACK peated rufie price $19 woMENs BIACKS SMERCERIzED sATINE lSKIRIS-Hane quality sane three styles regular price $22 each Sale Price $f 75 each THE BEST QUALITY HIGHLY MERCERIZEDs SATINEs SKIRTS with rufhes and accordion pieated
  woMENs ooLoRED SILK PETTICoATs-R pfice# cofoRED TAFFETA silk pETTICoA oArs.nxtra; tonalitv ~ silk prices $6 50 s$5OS INFANTS OUTING FLANNEL SACQUEs-In pink Regular 15c each, INFANTS OUTING FLANNEL. sACQUEs-Best quality ing regular 25c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale Fur Scarfs. Muffs

FUR sCARFs-Regular price $1.9s each Annual Sale IMITATION sToNn MARTEN scARFs-Reguar pface sa9s Annual sae Frce eacns Price -:ss $2sS each Sale Price : $aAs each  CONEY MUFFSReguar price 9Sc each AnnuaE saes
  NEARsEAL MUFFs-Regular price ssaes BROOK MINK MUFFS-Regular price $2.75 Annual NEARsHAL MUFFs-Regular Price ,$s9s each Annual Sas
  SABLE OPOssUM MUFFs-Reguar price $4 49s each
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of Muslin
 s .s,s. Underwear and Corsets

Not piece Underwear in stock but what has under buy only such goods know made under the most which insignia AntsTea Shop goods Pdomnates in this department
 CORSET COVERS # PLAIN CORSET CovERs-High price 1oc, An- oaRsnT with embroidery regular price coRsSr oovnRs V NEcKrrmned n WS Handsome en s say ys Ts1aI Feo RU SQUARE oR NEo9 fs n eaen m with embroidery, regular price 25c, Annual Sale yfSsE NAINsooK OR oAMBR1d CORSET dovERs- ea'n
 with lace aRa % f se each A4ag a$ s DRAWERS.
 woAfENs DRAwERS-Afade good quality muslin w ss% % 6na gf aas prse Fae a gts pair ssns @ gTSs @ from Sale Pee ee 2 pair embroidery aud henstched tucks regular price sse ana ws Ss UMBRELLA ss sc1es % hem par Stitched tucked regular price soc par ~ oABRo pRAwRRsIawn ruie lace trimmed par as s1aE es f9 M sod re sss pair stitched peats and tucks regular price 49c pair Annual cHEpRHNs MUSLIN DRAWERS deep hem and p'f
 NIGHT GOWNS
 woMENss MUSLIN GoWNs-Pain or pleated yoke, Annual wo MUSLIN eowNsv neck or Empire style tucked pre g nee ssf a Sss W each and insertion Empire style na mmsa ss with won ss of best quality fine muslin high sa'n ov neck trimmed with embroidery and insertion regular 1d1sa yoke price each gf f sRTsDeep sff TEce lawn ru with se s each stitched pleats regular esc each Annual Sale ss* {. WHITE SKIRTS WHITE 2CAMBRIC SKIRTS-Trimmed with of iAserton trimmed broidery each $WaITE CAMBRIC SKIRTS-Trimmed with deep embroidery and tucks regular price s225 each Annual Sale .s CORSETS
 WHITE AND DRAB coRsETs-Reguar price 4sc pair, ODD LOT or wHITE CoRsETs-Regular price $1o0 a pair, Annual Sale of Toilet Articles In all probability you when you consider you've paying be
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
Annual Sale of
Women's Umbrellas

Two special lots at extra special prices this WOMEN'S UNION TAFFETA UMBRELI4AS-Paragon variety of handles regular $19s Annual Sale Price BLACK GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS-Paragon frame handles suitable for old $2 75 nua Sale Price .$19S
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19

.s yslts and Marseies designs LoT ana Ar YARDoonasts of the nandseme designs ssz - . yard es for FIGURED SATIN HUoK S ye s''a Annual Sale of .g.s-as . Mems Furnishings Department We an to oner you only such garments s to completely repenisn wardrobe during this sale .LELs \ HENS UNDERWEAR quality regular garment, WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS E. MEMS ALI wool Wrn SHIRTS AND DRAwERsg 7sH ganens best $l garment made from fine Australian wool and R hsf rs,s1a Sas REss very rnen sold the country for s1oo Annual Sale Price ROOTS rivoIi uNDnRwnAR-A inc natural Wool s'en' gar ssa snnaa sas h5ss sus M M ss HnAvT TLnnonp LINED ssnsns s sssss ses ss'
 of these zes they afe MEMS HEAVY JERSEY RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAw sS eaen ERsFleece lined drawers double seat in the blue as sz sslRTs 1ss RF1sf A ssf Re s All 5e @ at A tsa s sS fSlewins 9slmsps pfees :, ,s All All loo o Gsrnsns Gsrmsnts Sale Sale Price Price MrNs srrr BOSOM MEMs sSnrsWa sH,RTs ,,.d. n ,on full neat stripe effects regular price 75c each Annual Sale MEMS sHRTs-Regular price 4sc, WORKING SHIRTS Our entire line of these in pA' sss % oung n,ss @ MADRAS NnGLiaEn sHIRrsA good paterns in They're soc Shirts and extra 5oc values, Sale sS " nI1 MRNs OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS 5re ron eaeH es n aua Outing n in pretty pink and blue @ rHH POPULAR aas bHsR9sPnhS
 
 50 DOZEN MI MEEs MS EXTRA anAyY COTTON and toe, color regular 12Nc DOZEN MEMS MIXED COTTON Ii THE Ss sae M R Saf SS '' white feet regular price pair
 the finest Maso ootton sole high spesd hssi
 a ss es @ MEMS BLACK COTTON HAIr Hosn-rne twothread yarn p1 @ feet good s0d s ecpg price MEMS Wool. HALFHosE~B1aek gray and eaSners sllair gs. I ssls ssass
 regular 12Ac collars pair, for Cuffs, Annual Sale Price: 4ss@ sAgsS MENs RuBBnR COLLARS Regular price 25ca Sale Price .sa4c@ each MEMS NECKWEAR. &@es T-StA l25 DOZEN MEMS SHIELD BOW TTESMade fEonl inc best silks excellent styles in light and dark coors Annual Sale I1O DOZEN MEMS REVERSIBLE FOURIN-HANDa TIES Annual Sale Price other things the in- those things which the price will be sold during Clearing Week at Reduced Prices Annua1 Sale of COlOreE Skirts WOMEN'S BLACK MERCERIZED SKIRTS-In two differ 9Sc Annual Sale WOMEN'S BLACK MERCERIZED SATINE SIxIRTS-Accor- deon pleated and corded rufe regular price $9 each
 
 wOMEN'S BIACEs NfERCERIZEDt SATINE4 SKIRTS-Fine quality satne three styles regular price $2 25 THE HE BEST oUALirY HIGHLY MERoERIzED sATiNrs as'' SKIRTS-Trimmed with rufHes and accordion pleated Annual woMENs CoLoRED SILK PETTICoATS-Regula niiceH
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-05
MATTERS AT DOUGLAS.
Dennis PnuII Begins to Serve His
Sentence for MnnslRughter.

Dennis PnuIk Begins to Serve His
Sentence for MnnsIRughter.
Douglas, Ga, Feb. A guard from
Fargo arrived yesterday and carried
away Dennis Paulk. Jr.. to commence
serving his seven years sentence for
manslaughter. Mr.. Paulk was not hu-
inflated by being handcuffed or shack
led, for which the guard has the thanks
of this entire section. Mr.. Paulk will
make an exemplary prisoner, and give
those over him no trouble.
The nuncupatve will of H. C. Paulk
was filed in the Ordinary's Court yes
terday for probate on first Monday in
March. His large property goes
equally to his father, mother, brothers
and sisters. after a neat sum in cash
is paid to his affianced bride.
At administrators sales yesterday,
Coffee county realty brought fancy fig
ures, showing a continued increase In
prices and demands.
The exceeding wet winter has thrown
Coffee county farmers behind in pre-
pairing to plant their crops. A larger
quantity of commercial fertilizers is be-
Ing received at Douglas than any pre-
Vious season.
Mrs. Trice of Thomaston, Ga. ar
rived last night, and for several days
will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
1loke Davis.