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THE:. VIDALIA ADVANCE,' -M-rj S’ri«f;*s hy (tie A. F. SAWYER, .Editor. sl-00 PER YEAR- Ki;t«-r< «! !•*»•*». t? 5. ISO 3, at Vitlalhi. <in. t ! as urcoud-rtaw* mMtU'f. underact | of Congnof Mch. H. ■.advertising Kat».*.< mart * Lno w m <»n ; application. Address all comrnuni *a.i >rt« ar.d r: akc ; n* I remit tar?*.'**** !*» T’w* Advanco lV.b -li.liim; Co., Vi'inim. t«;t. Several pleasure boats were blown out in the marsh at Warsaw Island below Savan nah Sunday night, but no loss of life resulted. Mrs. L. D. Allen of Cleve land, Ohio, shot her husband to death and then committed suicide. Playing burglar and trying to frighten his father, Frank Rcinecke, fifteen years old, was stabbed to death at Mt. Holley, N. J., Tuesday night. 1 R. A. Adams, convicted of murder and under sentence to hang, escaped from the jail at Walterboro, S. C, Tuesday night and has not been re .captured. The Confederate veterans held a reunion at Nashville Tuesday', Wednesday and Thursday of this week-. The .citizens of Nashville threw open their doors to the old soldiers and made the occa sion one long to be remem bered. A young Pennsylvanian lias set cut lc\ teach marriageable maidens a lesson by example. He wishes them to under stand that they have not" all of the privileges on their side, such as jilting a man to be jilted just as much ns it hurts a girl, therefore, he has ap pealed to a court to give lain $5,0c0 damages against the girl who jilted him after an engagement of live, months. Emilio Agumaldo, according to advices received in Wash ington. Will leave Manila next month for a trip to the United States. He contem plates visiting''due St. Louis Exposition, as well as Wash ington, New York and other large cities. It would doubt less be a good thing to have the leader of the late Filipino insurrection come to the Uiri . ted States. What he would see would impress him of the size, richness and power of . this country and make him understand the futility.of his people struggling against their fate. Aguinaklo would be well received in this coun try, especially in Boston. When a woman stops crying over her troubles it's assign that she lias resumed the e: lehration i I' her birthday anniversary. It is probable that there will he lively fights in the national conventions of both of the great political parties on the polygamy question. It is un derstood that anti-nob '.mv resolutions have been ( r will he) prepared for introduction into both of the conventions; but the Mormons are moving O) 1m id of! ad such resolutions- and all discussions of the sub- : jeet. They do not want the : question to lie raised in nat- j ional politics. The Mormons ; allege that they can swing; twenty electoral votes as thev ; | please. They declare that! they hold the balance of power| jin Utah, Idaho, Colorado,; :Wyoming and Oregon, and; that they will use that power! I to their own best advantage. A Change Needed. There should be a different plan per sued at state comcn- j tions in Georgia, particularly' in the matter of selecting a platform. In tho last conven tion those who desired to suggest plank for the platform ■ jcould do so only to the mem-1 hers of the platform comiuitee. jThe delegates to the conven tion were not put on notice | what the platform eommitte would have before them for consideration. This was all wrong. Every suggestion as to the platform should have been made to the convention land then referred to the plat form committee without debate , 1 It would not have taken up much time to have read before Uhe convention the different | suggestions made. The dele gates would then have known j what the platform committee rejected and what was accepted If this knowledge had been theirs they could have mere in telligently passed upon the plaLforin as presented.' i State conventions arc rush led to a conclusion too quickly. When a man is in a hurry he ! cannot give that consideration to a-thing it deserves, and we hope that in the future more deliberation will be given to matters when the party cf the state, through delegates duly selected, shall meet for action. —Dublin Courier-Dispatch. Just Sunshine. Did you ever stop to cons'd |Cr what is the most effective imedicine in the world? Sun ‘shine—just plain, ordinary sunshine that costs nothing and can bo had for a wish. Germs off all sorts perish in the, sun. ' Bacteria cannot | stand tho glare of Old Sol’s radiant eye. It will kill them , 1 in a few hours. :j Walk in the sun. Sit in the sun. Live with the sun beaming upon you all the time if possible. Open the , windows, let the sunshine stream into your rooms. It will purify them and make ! them more fit to live in. You may be able to live in a dark damp room for a time, but ; it will gradually undermine your health. Move into a room with a window opening . out to tile east or the west and note the difference. Wherever there is mold cr dampness, turn in a little sun shine and watclr the germs give up the ghost and die. It will silently but surely*dispose of the unwholesomeness of mildew or mold and make clean and healthful every spot it reaches. Hang out the sheets or blankets where the sun will strike them and the rays will disinfect them thorough!- - , leaving them fresh and sweet with no odors clingip.g about [-m»iu illu<-.! < -1« liii-nl piit*,. j The Old Reliable Liquor House,! COHEN HESTER, prop. > fiKALKR IX Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars. SI-i;< 111. ATTGXTIOH TO CBI VTIIV UKDIUIK For $3.50 I will send you express prepaid 4 full quarts of the Celebrated Mt. Vernon Rye. , Genuine old Yelort Rye $1 OOi xxx Con $1 50 : | <>i»l Fashioned Fireside Kyc it 00 Genuine Inqu-rinl Gin 2 r,o j Defiance Pure old Rye 2 50 Pure Gcncvu Gin 2 50 ; [Old Kentucky ISonrbon 2 50] Old Midland Gin 2 00j l Cataract Maryland Rye 2 00 100 proof Gin ■> 00 1 1 <X> jirtiof Rye 2 IK> xxx Gin 150 xx\ live 1 50 Cc lei -.rated \. E. Until 2 50 | Old l.auivl Valley N. C. 100 proof X. K. Rum 200 j Corn, very line 250 j xxx Rum 150 \V. \V. Cooper Corn 2 00 j Apple mid I’eneli Brandy $2 to I (HI ] OXI proof Corn 2 00 j All Wines 1 (Ki j 412 Congress Street, West, SAVANNAH. ; ( W. T. K. smith's old STAND. ) -I _____ • The Citizens Bank -: OF VIDALIA. :- CAPITAL STOCK - - £25,000-00 OFFICEItSs W. T. .JENKINS, ti. N. MATHEW:-, J. E. SCHr.MPKUT, President, Vice-President, Cashier. ,W. T. .fci:!;ins t 0. X. 'I-.Uh'H-.-, .1. K. hVlattupcrl. .1 t\ Co.,is. I W t’n> . 1,. I*. William-on, M. I.rr.dcr. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. . Accounts of KiriMsam! l:i;Mxitlwals .'-'olicit.d, Inti vvbt A Hawed cm TO IVg.»ils. I j ' H. A. Champion & Co., V. HOT.r.NM-i: AVI* KF.TAII DEAI.F R • IN | FINE LIQUORS •I ng Triulft A Specialty. Olil Pedigree $5 00 ] Uin $[ So Philadelphia (Tub ‘ -100' Pyc l :t.i Paul .lanog 4 CO I*nr“ Apple Bmctly soq,. Poach Grove 3£)o Purv.PeaCh Brandy , 3 00’ ilcrninjc IH‘W 2 0.) PVacli ami lloney 3.C0 Oi l Bunny Tlohl mv IVI j Rock and Itve 2-K)' xxxx Gin 4 00 White Rm:i >1 f:’Us2 <#V ‘ i Old llelM fiia (.0 | Corn _• i3oto 3 <>'< xx Gin 150 j All Kind.-K Wines ! 0.1 42? to 42k West Broad Street, Opposite Union r Deput, S A VA NN V 11, ti A - J* A* Bent,. j WHOLESALE COMMISSION BROKER. Corn, Oats, Meal, Bran, Hav, Meat, Lard. Your patronage solicited. _ Call in person or write. •T. A. DENT, VIDAEIA. GA. 1 ! ~ ’ Millard Paint Co., P/\lflTS, OILS, VARNISHES,, Brushes, Window Glass Idle. y Whitaker St. Savanuali, GJii. $50,000.00 Cash Giveivto n*ers of Two G rent Kst i mutiny Contests : WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE JULY 4; i 1 PRESIDENTIAL VOTE NOVEMBER 8- fVnitnl PviypQ l^ 00,M>0? V cl JJJI cl I 11 IZCS IW. 500.00. 4279 people will wm. prizes; why not you? i Complete detailed particulars in every* package of Lion Coffee. Sold at the stores of T. W. Fletcher & C >., P, S Hagan, G. |X. Mathews and T. C. Smith, j Nicholas Lan^, :DEALER IX: "Wines, Liquors, ' , _ and GroctK.es. Kyu Whihkry j tfouaxo Gin Ow YrnrOM $l5O j,,.,. One Year-Old $1 50 Two Year 01. l if tiO Two YenrOld 200 , Three Y.-nr Oh! 3 (in Three Year Old :j oil Four Year old { CKI 1 White axd Rei> I>v.m ‘Cob.v Whiskey- On© Yeur Old $1 £() One Year GUI ?! 50 Two Year Old 2 00 Two Year Old * 200 Vi'jXEH—Catn\v!>.i amt Port 100 ~ L No Charge for Package or Jug. j :«4» BurnnrdSt. C< \AT\\ AT X U Vx\ i\ g\ [I. !~ " ** # - r |j. R. Odom <fc Co. i W :t >5 VIDALI 4, GA. I 1 WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS, f dj§l And will appreciate a call from 3011 to 2 , X inspect our stock of Dry Goods and No- J mI f n.■ tioupfalso odr line of “Harvard Bifand” Z £ Clothing. Our line of White Goods • X Y and Dress Goods at prices unequaled in Z the mercantile history of YidnTia. X Our line of Fine Shoes is complete. V j|j rn Fancy and Staple Groceries we pj can't be beat —our prices 'tire right. jg | J. R. Odom 5 Company. I Wooden Box Saloon, 11 ALL & t 'O. props. West broad, Sims and Stewart Sts., North of Union Depot. Choicest Lmuors, \\ incs. Cigars, Tobacco. Jug Trade aJSpecialty. ' No Charge for Jugs. \Vo ul. 11 R„x pure rye _ f I Ifci i Pure Gin $1.56. f X 2,flT' Holland Gin, 2.C0 [■ KjX'flGZ "fl 2JPi Juniper tQQ j ' WttUm ••.Ob’ FleisehmanV Gin 3. CO •!.0b Post lluin 1.50t02.(-K, L- v, .sP»S .*,.00 Apple k Poach Brandy 2.00 to 4.00 Paid Join s ' .00 ; Rock and Rv© 1.5(M02.©0 Planet Rye 1.00 Blackberry Wine 1.00 ! AAA Old Valley ■?.«) Old Port Wino LOO XX Xorth Carolina Corn 1.60 Sherry Win© 1.50 to 2.00 XXX “ •• •• 2-o* l l Imported Sherry Wine 3.00 ! Best 01,1 X. C. C<*rn 2.50 Ca.-e Goods S4A)U.to 4U.00 preaso. | WOODEN BOX SALOON, Savannah, Georgia. pi _ j | Printing. 1 % Having just received an assortment of nice g ? !©■ . ue,\v type, we.are desirous of obtaining your 6* jn work. Wc do everything in the line of I JOB PRINTING 4- p ®l At reasonable prices, and in style andqual- L 4 ity of material we please the most fastidi- .at ons. Call or write 2* | The Advance | j Publishing Co,, § I Viclalia, Ga. | mmmmwm