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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
srco sfonicrcnicm o.
ltnsarn.

Srcostpntercnlcn % Hngarn.
8reu Gilbert apponpi itiaeoe Snsbag
ben 16oe / set ungarife llnbcrbiis Ell
Snterpellation til gremierminiiter
SiSSa artgaaenoe Eiterrig. ltugarns
Stiuin9 til Rr9itoent H~ooiepelts
6urilag ON at boloe en- np sSreoS.
fonierens / @nu9. Eremierminiite.
rem ioarcbe, al man ipmputbnereoe
meo etboert 6orisg paa at iormiuoife
arigenS RGOiler, og at giterrig-lln.
9orn biiaIot GrGlioent Hooiepelts
SptrGben. "SlnioIertio fan en- SreoS.
fonierens," peObIep ban, "fun ga
bare 6rligt, noar ole Magterne Int.
ter iie til beu. 9eflogeliespiS er oct
mloprenbe 2icblif life beloigt. Den
Oct betpber life. at hi nil opgipe Salt.
feu; oi oil blot pente. til ben beleilige
Sio fpmmcr. Seq tror, at bette Siil.
tiatiu ira Imerifas SIDE fau paa.
regne Stctte al oct siterriasungarife
Monorfi.~ Ienne grfIGring biIic.
bes meb SifoIO al ale Eortier / Srl.
Jet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Sooielso aesbo9en

"SsoieIsodesboe- er en- fmui Iioen BOG.
init usiommet paa .. sluunoiens 5orIae. Deco
rnb, Sosua. Sor bier Sae / gnrei er bsr
nGpnt c. eler to bsiienOte Bertouer. bois SOB
ieIseao bet CT, oesuoer CT Der RIaos til at neo'
iesns gapHs pGa sent. bbis SeSieIsods man oil
errnOre, % ina ct Imult Tibet Sers ui Hosen be-
rsurt 5crfatter for boer Saa. SdIset al otsie
gers er feet meo mepen SiigHiombeo. 6lere
al benz er nIoeIes fcrirFffeIiee. 2 bet belle tGeet
er BoacH tmdafuIht iuorettet % fRroeies iHInif
noitnret. Zen ~fortiener burtie afGinine.
Z. 8. EabL Stousbton. isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

lllpffcStiliGlbc. Sobu RaImauiit
/ gteu RodiorS, y. o, por Den iSbe
9topcntber oppe poa Sogct al i'll Ssn.
iebus for at itoppe en- Srt. Ssuie.
buiet bar al 2orp, o. fsr ban pioitr
al 6et, faIbt oct ionmeu. Seo Sal.
Oct brUffeSe ban Hpgbeuet 90 Ssoe.
8an bar 30 Slar %, boeoe tiSligerg
/ Groofiton, Wiun.. bpor ban oil blioe
begrapeu. Snn eiterlnorr iie Suitrl'
og Ell liSen 0atter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
sdnueis saar / spioien. ct sele

SWioet5 Huur ! Sptp1eH. vi Sele'
gram ira 8enepe (@enf) meooeIer, al
Sdrpei5 bar afilllttet en- Gologiits.
traftut meo 9elgien. llnoerbanolin.
ger fsreS ON en- i6rueisiif. inf goIo-
giftStraftat Zig ben iom beitaar met.
lem Storbritannien og Spiflano, OF
De oil uoen Spil nau Maolet. Gen
ltpei8iife Heaiering bill cnopioere ON
fort Sib inosaa en- Solbgiftstroftot
mco De Soreneoe Stater, meo Stor.
britannien, 6ranfrig, 3talien, Otter.
ria.llnaorn, Rorge.S perige og faa
ino Den 9eItemmeIie. at Sribunalct
/ Song ifal ofeisre ale opfommeroc
Stribigbcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
llsrric Smrfeitan. iii @olfpa c

llgrric | Smrfcnan. I'll Ioifpa cl
fonrmet ct Telegram fra 9afii ON 9
Snmnrenitso meIem Husiere og gf.
gbonere | auibf. Get beoer. at If'
g6onere iprengte ct 9ritotmaaaiin
Sititen, o. at monge Rusiere blct
orgbte. arigSminiiteriet / 81. Ee-
%tersburg tror life pna oenne Siitorie,
Der er en- oirefte 3elearafiorbinbelic
mellem aiiibf og Hlislanbs Sopeo.
Itao, men ingei iuaban Relbing er
inbtrtifen. 0esuoen ligger arilot-
magoiinet ! aliibf itSenfor Sort
tHl9smiren, % ingen afgbauer
ioar Gbgang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Sil Yamama. ErGfioent RooiepeIi
bar ienot a~rissminiiier Saft til go.
mama iom lin {peeielle aeprGien-
tant, for at ban ifal operbringe en-
5oriifring ON wenifab % 8elpilie
til grRiioent Amooor. @aubns ben
2foe iteg arissminiiteren omboro |
arpoieren "GoIumbia". iom Lao !
GeniacoIa, GIa., o. ieiIeoe berfra til
Colon. Miniiterens Snitru oe an.
ore leoiager BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Sport til Sepen.
Seener ! ben piterrisifc IissOas.
angreb paa &eiiercn.
Mmoet noenIanosnDt.

Gfterat bape taget liz 5erier ! oper
tire Raaneoer meote Oct siterriglfe
@igsraao (Stortbing) igjen | forrigt
llge. Vremierminiiter b. asrber
forelagoe en- Naffe 5oriIag ON 8e'
former og bolot berpaa en- 3dIe.
bpori ban iibbGpeoe, at Siterria
maatte ie til at fappes meo 5piflanS
og andre 2anbe | sfonomiif nopif.
ling. aeiierosmmet bsr peotag(
3ololope, iom fan beifptte ben inoen
lanolfe Snbuitri og bpage Den op.
Ierpoa fulgte en- bioiia 9ebat an.
gaaenoe llroIiabeoerue | Snnsbruci
(fsr omtalt | "9ecorob.T oiten"). Or.
Grler beifplote Tr~emierminiitercn 10,
at ban bapoe piit Mansel paa aroft.
De itoIienife Stuoenter piloe life
oGret iaa iiporne, ON De bapbe bant
Geipeft for Heeieringen.
Winiiteren ipareoe, at alle Barter
bar SfpIb / oct inbtruine. San bob
De ienbt NilitGr til Snnsbrucf, og
Holi9beben por blepen gjenoprettet.
llbeloigpis bar en- nifploig Yerion
blepen orGbt; men al lloroen bar
%itaniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
IsS / Rafcoomicm. I'll She amel

W. = ~hiNpuu ~ ~HS NHlNti
can goorb Of Risiions | Bottom inc.
lob Sen t7Sc ct aubeIsram ira bets
aosierer u, ". Heet | apnitontino.
pei. booreiter Solicit ! N~afeoonien
iulter og fruier. llnber llroligbe'
oerne iorIeOer aar flpgteSe ira r..
600 til 10000 inc | glilgarien %
mango besup iis til onbre 0eIe al
Sprfiet. 9ht CT DC fomne tilboae,
blotteSe for oIt. MisiionGr O. ..
Morib, iom itoar ! SpiSien for Bel.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bar foripret De
ulpffeliae mc0 arbeiosreofaber, for
at De fan aicnopbpgse % reporere line
ioriaISue Sutter % oprfe fine asre.
Ncn iadr fou Sc life mere pente pao
noaet llobptte al Soroen, % bo os
intct bor at Ieoe al. maa RiSlioner
faiie Dem 6s0emibler aienncm Sin
teren. 0erfor bar Den itoienot ct %
ronb ON SieIp. @iSiiouGr @surit
tilfsier: Seq CT bonae for. al
morge oil % al Suit troos bore an'
itreugeIicr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
@mshF statslaan. aieIae ct

""SFP SsuviuuH. Nlpibe II Se'
legram ira ct. ReterSburs bar tpifc
o9 boaanoife gonfer gaoet IND pao
at ifaffe '&lisIano ct tort Statslaan.
Summen beIsber fla til $250.0o0.-
900. Geraf ifoffer DC tpife gonfer
ire 6ieroeoele % Dc bollanoife Reiten.
5 bore Ipiier bar Oct ofte. o9ret iagt,
at 9uslanoS areoit er ioo oaarIig,
at ingen nil Inane set en- Gent. gu
bier oct iig, at bette life or ianot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Zen Sang, Gopib 9. SID funo-
aioroe. at ban itoO / gegreb meb al
trrffc iig tilbase fra oct politiifc
GIN, por oct piit life olmiuoeIia be-
ficnot, at ban ootcSe al toae belle lit
@orti meS iig, itripcr en- pittig 6pr
otter 8alaet | ct omcritnnit 9loO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

oens ariaen e. iaana, bill BET life
bore m,Iig for Be f~riafsrenoe Moster
at isre en- hi D~istasiiou ON Jrcos-
bctingeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Ger bar pGret ltort Gsre | oct un'
gnrite llnoerbits, iiSet oct igien msotc
idnrmeu, % 6slgen er, at oct mi er
oplsit. Sppoiitionet bar giort oei
umulig at ioa iat noget igiennem.
st iiOite 6orisg pna at itonie Sb.
itrltftionen gan / 6rebnsS auIeouing
til itormelbe Optrin. l~lnoerbnietS
FrGiioent, De Eerc5el, oiloc foa &u.
Iet til at oomfplbe ben; men man
~operooe6e BAN meo Sfrig, og Den
oeputereoe Hafoii rltebe bam meo en-
Gar. Mere al 6olfetS faorne ilebs
Rrpiioenten til SieIp. Spponen.
terne faiteoe Stole, Ssger o9 Slpf.
buie eiter Erpiibeuten, % oct por
n9r peo, al DC brpoe Gipet BAN GrpaI.
San toe ba frem Ell feiierIig auno.
9isreIie, iom ban opIGfte. Zen aif
no paa. at Suiet ifal aaa bien. Op.
lrSuingen foregif urSer Sfrig %
Specialized.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
On itor SloebramS biemisstc Gin

cinnati / Ssnoags. Oct bar pan Spo.
iioen al 4oe @aoe, SIbeu berieoe, %
BEN ioraoringeoe Sfaoe for 100000
Collars. Gen bleo eroeIig itanOiet i
lit Sob peo BEN 8 gtaser beie ct.
Saul 9pgnine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

5 Suirino- Sbentret / Hom inmIeop
en- rtbpre 6olfcmosie iig ON aftenen
Den iSbe for at ~prcteitere moo slfip,
rem | SnnSbrud. "Stolienere, bpis
eneite Srsoe bar, at De bolot foit peo
fin @%ationaIitet, benS Siitorie og
aliltIr, par blepne brGbte," iaeoc
man. SeIe Rom bar paa genene, %
oct uor Neninaen at gaa los poa Ben
siterrigife ambosio6e % Soniulbo-
liz; men ben itaIienife &esiering
pibite ON, bpoo Der par iei9re, og
iorbinbrebe oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Seno "S~eeOrab.Epitcn" til SlGgi
a Senner i oct aamle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
q s ss; D. a TsES, {" d ss'S: G s Sssf;

ENTHRTp AZ sFcoSD GAS MATTfR JUNF iArH 100
l. nIJ osT OFFICE AT DEBORAH. Iowa, uNDkR rHy
az CT CoNsREssop MARCH sDls7a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Sr. Eerneritorfer, Ell al Dc i%ociali.
itiife 6srere | oct siterrigife Tigs-
raoo, gjoroe ON Gftermiooogen ben
1S6e ct polbiomt Inereb paa aeiicr.
iumilien. gnlebninscn BERTH bar
Sptsierne | Snnsbrud, bpor Der ileo
BLOB. Serneritorier ioabe, at aei-
ieren por Sfplo /, at oct life fom til
en- goo 6oritaaelie mellem &igetS IN.
ifere og StaIienere. Spnb Der mi bar
~inbtroobt, bnpbe tGnbt ct 9ationol'
boo. Tom pilbe bore / mango aur.
SoIeren CAB en- Sfiloring al Oct
bcbsbur9ife SiiS, bportiI Seller
6ran5 Soicf bsrer, og Tom bar re.
gieret / Eiterrig / 600 aar. SabS.
buraerne hapoe bcirogtet aeiieroom-
met iom ct Snmiliegpos % paalaat
BET itore 9proer. Get par &eiierbu'
Jet, iom bar 2iterrigs lllpffe. lets
Weolemmer bopbe neb iaiennem Ii.
bcrne oGret tpranniife % life engang
bdpt Den 5orbel at bare beeopeba,
Tets apinoer por bigot.fatbeIifc, 90
bets Mpnb holbt oltio meo ocn 10
tbolife @eiitlig6eb. Sor oct uleite
bopoe DC pGret b,urme OF iroioenbe,
Zen polite @rcpe 3aieioui5pofi
proieitereSe bormfuIo MOB 8erner.
itorierS gnareb paa aeiicrfnmilien
og iogbe, at ilige Orb life piloe blioe
tiaaote | noeet ouoet 2anb.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
ECZEMA KEPT SPREADING.

which
y elowhuid discharged, which thick
particles scales,
frequently
ana IS @ ; ] +nsnt and constant
itching
almost
ahea to
" but onyag and spreads the disease
The roughnss tne
the fze1
blood
breaks out You
as are
internal deeply implanted in the
being constantly through the glands and
of with
trual applications
of
blood heath the
outbreak the the eruption
the thin acid BLOOD makes rich and stn and restores
circulation al mPlrC anu
trouble
vegetable medicine, gently leaving
~ ~> aterefecs, as do Arsenic, Potash and other
H~A H~AH@A usually prescribed
A@@ A~~ be cured by anything applied to the
~N the blood purified the
dF>seted
have letter. Psoriasis,
Salt Rheun, Netle Rash, form of Eczema
well and thoroughly and relieves the itching ana oung
produces lasting cure
will wihoucha ATLANTA
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
Wait a Minute!!

Only a few minutes inspection by
those interested in the purchase OF a
high grade vehicle is necessary to con-
vince them of the advantage in pur-
chasing from me.
A carload OIL Crock Hill" bnggies
just received, representing all styles
of this progressive cOmpany's goods.
The "Wrcnn" wire wheel Run
abOuts," SurHieS," PhrtOnS," etc, are
always on band in all styles, and the
fact that there are over one hundred
of them in use throughout the county,
giving excellent satisfaction in every
case, is within itself significant of the
excellence of 5his now famous line OF
work built by Southern company.
"COlumbus," "Studabaker," Sum
mers, Barnesvil!e," are all names
which speak for themselves whele
an idcalvehclc is wanted.
1t costs but little more to buy a
standard grade vehicle than the cheap
Western product which in every case
proves unsatisfactory; so why not buy
the best?
The most complete and extensive
line of high grade work ever offered by
an Orangeburg house to the public is
now to be seen here.
The public is cordially invited to
call and inspect. L. e. RILEY.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
Death of q Young Man.

The Kingstree Mail says: Our
town was shocked and gricved Mon
day morning to hear that David Snl-
der was dead. 1t was known that he
was sick, but very few knew that he
was so desperately i'll until the sad
tidings of bis untimely death were
heard on the streets. Mr.. Snider was
the youngest son of DR.. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Snider and was just nearing his
majority, being about twenty years
old. He was a very quiet and retir'
ing young man and was we'll thought
of by every one and was very popular
with bis companions. He was night
superintendent of the Kingstree Oh
Mill and did his duties with energy
and dispatch, giving every indication
that be would be successful business
man. He was sick but short time
and died from an attack Of acute
bright's disease. His death was sad
one, and the entire town mourns with
bis beareaved loved ones." This will
be sad news to the many friends OF
DR.. and Mrs. Snider in this county.
The death of such young man is a
great less to the State.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
TO MAKE A TOWN GROW.
A Set of Ten Rules Whose Efficacy Is
Guaranteed.

Mr.. S. A. Fishburn, secretary of
the Commercial club, Of Dallas, Tex,
has prepared a set of rules for making
town grow. He guarantees theft
efficacy: Here they are:
/. Join no organizations looking to
the upbuilding of your town. This
will prove an encouragement to those
who give their time and money to
sustain such organizations.
2. Impuan the motives of those who
Join and charge them with desire to
advertise themselves. This inspires
patriotic men to work all the harder
for the public good.
3. Pour cold water on every new
home enterprise, predict its early
failure, and contribute to that end
by patronizing it's rivals in other
towns. This will encourage others
to put their money in home enter
priSeS.
4. When committee calls on you
for contribution to any good cause,
act like sore-headed bear, and yield
up what you do give as begrudgingly
as possible. This lightens the bur-
dens of the committeeman and sends
them on their way rejoicing in their
work of love.
S. When strangers visit your town
let them wander around alone and en-
tighten themselves by reading the
signs and pumping the professional
loafer. They will carry away a de-
lightful remembrance of their visit
and advertise the town wherever they
60.
6. "Cuss out" your public officials
Ito their backs, of course) and accuse
them of everything from petty larceny
to high treason, no matter whether
you can substantiate your charges or
not. This will prove keen incen'
tive to the complete fulfllment OF
their official obligations.
I. Whenever your town papers
differ in the slightest with your ideas
of public policy, declare that it has
been bought up and promptly cut of
your patronage. The editor will turn
the other ch, tx and redouble his
efforts in behalf of the town and its
good people,"
8. Oppose any enterprise which is
not in exact accordance with your
own ideas. Til will be conductive
to that spirit Oh >Icession and unity
which is necessary to progress.
8. Give sparingly, if at all, to move
ments for the gneral good of the town
even if you are the largest property
owner in it. This will spur on to
greater exertions the public spirited
citizens your town now has and
induce the coming of others.
10. Observe these rules closely and
there can be no doubt about the
growth of your town. 1t will grow
and continue to grow-up in weeds
until it shall ultimately become tit
habitation alone for bats and owls.
We believe that some Of our people
already understand and employ the
principles here formulated but they
are not enough to make the system
completely effective. A wider en-
plovment of the rules will accomplish
something definite. Now is the time
to organize.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
Municipal Notice.
Office of City Clerk and Treasurer,
OranppbIlrr. s. c.. ADril |, 100

Office Of City Clerk and Treasurer,
Orangeburg, S. g., April !, 1904.
All persons OWNING dogs within the
CITY OF Orangcburg are hereby notified
that if the annual Dog tax" OF 81 90
is not paid for the year 1904 within the
next l5 days, the penalty for its nom
payment will be imposed, and all dogs
found running at large or otherwise,
for which the tax has not been paid
will be impoundcd at the expense of
the owner who, under the ordinance
is also liable TO a fine or imprisonment
for such failure to pay the tax. And
all persons doing business or intending
to engage therein within the City of
Orangcburg, for which license is re-
quired, are notified that licenses are
now due and payable, the time cXpir-
ing April 18th, 1904.
Please take due notice and act ac-
cordingly.
L. II. WANNAMAKER,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Orangeburg.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
Messrs. y. G. Wannamaker Mfg Co

MeSSrS. ID U. w Wannamaker M1SS w.
Dear Sirs:--
Over fifty years ago, our firm began
selling paint throughout the South;
Sales have continued uninterruptedly
and ten times greater than any other
brand Of paint.
Read the following.
"Haye used the L. & NJ. Paint
twenty years; houses painted with 1T
eight years ago show better today than
houses painted with other paints
within two years"
A. B. Edgeil, Alachua, Fla.
"Have us, d all brands of paint, L.:
& NJ. Pure Paint stands better, and
wears longer than any other paint l
have ever useG in my ten years eXpe-
rience." II. +. Smith, Painter
Concord, n. @.
81 painted Frankenburg Block with
L. & M. Paint; stands out as though
vanished.
Actual cost was less than Sl.2O per
gallon" W. b. 6arT,
81 painted our old homestead with
L. & M. Paint twenty-siX years ago
Not painted since; looks better than
houses painted in the last four years
with other paint"
Fl. S. Scofeld, Harris Springs, S. @.
used the l.. G. NJ. Paint for sixteen
wears. Painted three houses with it
fifteen years ago; they have not need
ed painting since" J FL Webb,
Hickory, N. G.
Respectfully,
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
This celebrated paint is sold byJ. G.
Wannamaker Mfg. Co., Orangeburg.
Shep Pearlstine, st. Matthews.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
For Hog Cholera.

The following remedy for hog chol-
era is offered by Mr.. R. S. Ligon of
Anderson who has used it with swine
and the result were good; Take one
bushel of common salt, one pound OF
pulverized copperas, and mix dry.
Then put gallon of the mixture IN
five bushels Of oats and soak in water
for ten hours. Then feed to the hogs.
The hogs may not eat it at first, but
keep other food from them and they
will soon eat it and like it. This
should be fed to the hogs two or thr' e
tim S week. If they are threatent q
with cholera and oftener if the discas e
has already attacked them. If your
hogs take the cholera give the above
a trial. If it. does no good
it will not do any harm.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
MORPHINE,
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THE BEST OF SANATORIAM FA-
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ginning of treatment, LEAVING
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Mr.. IT. NJ. Brown, of DeQueen, Ark.
says: "Over seven years years ago l
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DR.. w. NJ. Tunstall, Of Lovinston,
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06

I Six years ago my wife had breaking-out below
her knees At first red bumps appeared, but soon
white, husky soabs oame, and when these would
shed off the place became red again, and would
Itch and burn so that she found 1t impossible to
sleep. At times yellow water ran from the
bumps, and it kept getting worse and worse:
Our family physician pronounced it Eczema, and
prescribed ointments and powders, but it kept
Spreading, breaking out On her body and arms,
and almost closed up her ears The druggist at
Garner told me to try S. S. S., which she did and
after taking several bottles was cured, and Is we'll
to-day and has been for years.
Garner, N. G. W. a. HOCUii.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06

It's the little colds that grow into
big colds: the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
The Blood Af1ame with an Itching
Honor that sets the
Skin on Fire.

Eczema the most common and terrible Of all skin
troubles begins sometimes with slight redness of the
skn which gradually Spreads and as the Inflammation and
itching increase the entire system thrown into restless
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-24
VANDERBILT AND PARTY
WANTED HARMONY.
Bought Musical Instruments Here to
Take With Them to Ormonde.

Bought Musical Instruments Here to
Take With Them to Ormonde.
Mr.. W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and party
passed through Savannah yesterday
on the private car Riva, attached to
Seaboard Air Line train No. 81. They
are eli route TO Ormoonde Beach TO at
tend the automobile races which will
begin tomorrow, and in which, it is
understood, Mr.. Vanderbilt will have
at least one entry, a machine built in
Europe of which wonders are expected.
The party evidently expects to
amuse itself in ways other than
watching automobiles, however, for
from Garnet, instructions were sent to
this city to have the train met with a
number of musical instruments, a
flute, madolin, guitar and banjo. The
instructions specified these instru-
ments and added &C." but as the
&c" was little indefinite and it
was hardly to be expected that a piano
could be put into the car during its
short stay here, and piccolos, snare
drums and slide trombones are not
calculated to increase the harmony at
either a house party or on a private
car. the &c" were omitted by Lud-
den & Bates, the firm that filled the
order.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-24
SOUTH SIDE BURGLARS
STILL AT WORK

Burglars are still making their pres
ence known to the south siders. Night
before last two efforts TO enter houses
were made in the vicinity of Abercorn
and Thirty-ninth streets.
Comparatively early in the night,
about IL o'clock an effort was made
to get into the house of Mr.. w. H.
Way, which was entered and robbed
but a short time ago. Mr.. Way heard
the would-be burglar at the door and
went down stairs, but when he reached
the door the intruder had disappeared.
1t was hardly to be expected that
the man would continue operations,
but he did, for at o'clock yesterday
morning he attempted to enter the ad-
joining house. Again the noises made
in the effort alarmed the head of the
household, who went to the door, car
rying a gun. He reached it in time to
see a big black negro making Off but
not in time to get a shot at him. The
matter was not reported to the po-
lice.