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The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
The Modern Way

Commends itself to the well-inforrned,
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest man
ner and disagreeably az well, To
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches, and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

A special sale of white goods is
now going on at the Grand Depot, A
very unusual variety of underwear,
&c, is being sold at prices that sur
prise buyers. How these goods can
be we'll made, of such good material,
and so artistically cut and trimmed,
is a puzzle, And they are not Sweat
shop" goods, but are made by one of
the best manufacturers in New Eng
land, who has a reputation for paying
fair wages. Particulars will be found
in Advertisements and circulars.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
A Wonderful Success.

The Buffalo National Acetylene Gas
Company of Buffalo, n, Y, are placing
on the market on thirty days trial, a
machine for the manufacture of Aeety-
lene Gas which is bound to take the
place of all other illuminants. This
machine is the latest improved and is
recommended by all standard insur-
ance companies. They light churches,
stores, factories, residence ces and count
ry homes They want good representa-
tives.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
Many school Children are siekly.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, nurse in
Children's Home, New York, Break up Colds
in "a hours, cure Feverishness Headache,
Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders and
Destroy Worms At all druggists, ase Sam
pie mailed FREE Address Allen 8 Olm.ted
Leroy, \ Y flt-4w
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalin
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you TO wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied Lady
attendant
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
Are You Using Allen. root.Ea.s

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot.
Ease, powder. 1t cures Corns, Bunions,
Chilblains, Damp, Sweating Swollen feet. At
all Druggists and Shoe Stores, &c. Sample
FREE. Address. Allen S 0lmsted, Leroy, NY.
fl5-fw
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

The yendue season is at hand. Re
member The Record Office is prepared
to print your bills, OF any size, with
nestness and dispatch.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

If you want segar that is just the
thing, buy 'Lambertville Puffs" J.
B. Kline, Bridge street.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
ACROSS THE RIVER.
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA

The Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, running into New Hope, was
completely blocked with snow all OF
last week Although a large number
of men were employed in digging out
the drifts the road was not opened tc
New Hope until about eight o'clock
on Saturday night last
New Hope Borough held its regu.
lar spring election yesterday Tues
day The following is the vote;
TAN COLLECTOR.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

List ofletters remaining unclaimec
in the Post Office at Lambertville. N. J
Vincenzo NARCOTIC,
John Temple. 9
G. A. SKILLTAH, z. NJ.
Lambertville, n. j., Feb. 1s, 1909
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

On Tuesday morning of last week
Assemblyman Blackwell pushed
through the snow to the railroad
station at Ringoes to take the s A. NJ.
train for Trenton, but had to wait un-
til after o'clock p. NJ. before the
train arrived from Pennington, which
he boarded for Trenton, where he ar
rived about 10. 80 P. NJ.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

Lent begins to-day Wednesday,.
Buy your Coal of Larison K Mar
jarum.
Lambertvill Puffs' are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them,
Funeral Director Peter Heath has
moved his residence to Sc Main street
Office Corner Main andYork, as before,
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

sv. Il. A. MACKupRIN. Pastor.

Rev. II. A. MAcKUBBIN, Pastor.
The pastor will preach next Sunday
at 10. 80 A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ.
e.15 ?. M.-Sunday School.
Regular Monthly meeting of the
Ogilvie Mission Band. Thursday
evening at 80 o'clock.
Pastors meeting of the Y. Z. 5. c,
T., Friday evening, at $50 O'Clock
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

Rev. IL A. CoRpo, ID. D., Pastor.
Services on Sunday at 1890 A. NJ
and 7.30 7. NJ
A temperance meeting will be held
in tho First Baptist Church, next Sun
day evening. There will be bright
music and an address by the pastor.
All temperance organizations, all
temperance people, and especially
men, are invited to this service
2lj p M.-Sunday School.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
Y. p. $. c. +. on Friday evening, at
7. so o'clock Subject 'Effeetual
Prayer" Led by Mrs. Florence B.
Cordo.
The Young Mems Bsraca Bible Glass
of tho First Baptist Sunday School,
met at the home of their teacher Mrs.
Florence b. Cordo, on Wednesday
evening OF last week for class social.
Tho response to the invitation was
quite general The parlors were trans.
formed into an attractive reading
room, tables were placed loaded with
papers. magazines, pictures and some
of the latest books, and free use was
made of these during the evening.
Various games were also indulged III
and thoroughly good time WAS en-
joyed by the young men. During the
evening refreshments were served in
the dining room, Mrs Cordo being
assisted by Mrs. II. +. Scarborough
and Mrs. Alfred Goodfellow. The
evening entertainment was closed by
the singing of several Baraca songs.
This class now numbers between
thirty and forty members There is a
great deal of enthusiasm among them
in carrying out the special features of
the class organization and large pro
mise of great usefulness
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

For Sale-sn ash office railing, about
IS feet long, with gate Apply at THE
RECORD office.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
For Baby's
Dresses

We're showing fabrics which moth
ers will find of unusual desirability,
and that will stand any amount of
examination and come out with
colors flying.
Dainty; fine; exceptionally so,
we think. Perhaps You'll think the
same, and be glad we called your
attention to them. We feel sure
you will.
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
The Materials.

Best we know OF at the respective prices
Carefully selected.
India Linen, SO in, lelSc., be, zoe eac
31c yard. Five qualities
Soft-fnish Cambria 80 in, 95e
English Long Cloth, 80 in, i0c. yard, ~ 10
piece. isc. yard, sl'35 piece. 1e yards in
piece. We've had an unusually biz run upon
this material. It's q specially Of ours, and it
pleases immensely.
s. c. Superior" Cambria, ielsc. yard.
A fabric which is having a tremendous
sale in Philadelphia, and is superior in fact as
in name.
Nainsook, 30 in, e5c, Soc 95c.
Our new Emhroiderics for children are
the prettiest we ever showed
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22

Lent Services al y. Andrews Church.
Tuesday evening Prayer and Con
firmation address, 7.3O p. NJ.
Wednesday morning ng-Prayer9 A. NJ.
Thursday-Holy Communion, c. 25
A. NJ.
Friday morning prayer, Q A. NJ.
Children's service 4.30 P. Nj.
Saturday evening prayer, 5 P VI
The Lambertville record., 1899-02-22
TO BUILD Up

The system and destroy the
cough following an attack of
LaGrippe, an Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is invaluable. To
be cflicacious it must be fresh
and made from good oil. We
make il fresh every day from
the best Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil, combined with the Hypo-
phosphites, and guarantee it to
be as good a preparation as can
be found in the market. The
price will suit you-a l6 oz.
bottle for 75c, Try it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

5amiIisnglieber BON oteler genollen,
fteGte fi9 BEL bsnIelben iofort @rbres
den unb fairies llnlpoblIein Elm. Die
Mittpe Sol. &ieIi9er 1T bereits an
ben SoIsen ssItorbsn uub Elm tleineres
Sino pirb pabri9sinli9 na6folgen.
Die iibrisen 5amilisnglieber befinoen
Iih auf benz Wese Der 9enefung. IS
liegt bier offeubar Elm itartsr 8erstfs
tungsfaa Dor.
Gngelberg. In Der Surenen
perungliidte beim @belpeibpfliideu
Maurus aiiiter BON bier. Gr itiir3te
i'm Iogen. SpiBgraben iiber einen Sell
fen unb erlitt ben Sob. Der @sruns
gliidte lpurbe i'm fcgen. 8nellenbooen
gefunben.
5Iapil. Sn benz groBen Suuie
CUR gWIble" i'm SObeli brad gtd6ts
Seaer aus. 0as Saus, bas bon fiinf
SamiIien bstpobnt mar, Durbe pollz
itGnbis einsedIhert, unb bic 8etpobner
tonnten ni9t ptel mebr ais ibr Geben
retten.
Serisdu. Sier itiirste Der 57s
idbrige 2anopirtb lllrih 8runner i'm
rlleberib" pOmSeuitod fopfiiber in Die
Senne uno itarb balb baruuf an ben
er6ultenen 8erlebungen.
Seittrreid. lIuIarI,
Wipn Ser gRaddaiuelir Der
Strma PDI9l unb Comp, H., 9robe
MobrengaIe, Serr So6ann Raiinger,
feierte Iein 5OiGbriges 9ienitiubilGum.
= Ginem S6ldganfau erlag ber Gbef
bes 8ant6auIes 9. S9ott, 8DrIenrutb
8. SdOtt; Der 8sritorbene mar 72
Sabre alt. - Sur6gebrdnnt 1T Der
Deinbdnblsr 2eopolb 8reiner, Ill.
ge5irt, RabebtpItraBe Ro. 6. Der
SiI9lermeiiter 4nton Sremel, Senez
felbergahe go. 38 nobnbdft, bat ii4
erbGngt. Sin Geiben mar bas Wtotip
Der Shat. - Die aus ungarn Susez
reiite 35idbrige 9u9balters9attin Sltu
Sdmer itiir3te ii9 aus benz atpeiten
Stod, S9lOhslgaHe go. 8, unb blieb
nit idperen @erlebungen liesen. Die
llngliidlihe oiirfte bic Sbat in einem
9lnfalle BON 9eiItesitDrung Oeriibt
baben. = Der 25idbrise Silfsurbeiter
Rubolpb 2ippert purbe in WGbrin9,
S9ulgaFe, BON bsm StabttrGger Sds
cob &linger babel betreten, als er bon
Der gluslage zines S9ubmu9ers
S9ube iteblen lpolIte, &linger psrans
laBte bie@erbdftilng bes 0iebes, ipurbe
iebo9 BON 2ippert bur9 einen Stods
bieb iiber ben Sopf perleBt. Sieier
8erleBung 1T er erlegen.
9aben. Der Der Stubtgez
meinbe geb0renbe .Rubolpbsbof" am
Galburienberg Iammt Der Reitauration
iit total niebersebrannt. Der S4dz
ben betrGgt 10000 @ulben.
8ubapeft. Der 8abnconbucz
teur Sobann Ggreiii gerietb unter bic
RGber elmer locomotive. Der 2ei9z
nam bes @erungliidten purbs polls
tpmmen 3erItiidelt. - SIN Steinbru9
1T bic 9umpfmiible Der Sapeinez
bGnbler Sobprestd niebergebrdnnt;
Der S9aben betrdgt 10000 9ulben.
g6paItpp. Der Bauer s..
Semrab ma9te ieinem2eben Elm gnbe,
inbem er iidb elm i6arfgei1liffenes
aiidenmeFer in's Sers itieB. @r blieb
iofort tobt. Der Bauer bat bic Shat
in einem WabnIinnsanfall ausgefiibrt.
yuremburs.
8ettenbprf. 9eim 9aben err
trant Der 1SjGbrise Wi6el Bslter,
STUDENT Der prima in Oietir9.
Oal6eim. S6eune unb Stalz
funsen bes gldersrs Sob. 0iden puroe
bur9 eine6euersbrunit Bis aufs nadte
Mauerlpert sinsedidert; oas Dobn>
baus tonnte iebo9 gerettet perben,
Sdnbpeilsr. Oas Wobnbaus
oes S9antpirtbs ). 9. Soffmunn iit
Elm Raub Der Tlammen aelporosn.
Sn Bresldu tpuroe Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

Sn S res 10 oe Der
as idbrige Sran5 Stpbd, elm gebiirs
flyer preransr, nit feiner 9eIisbtsn
Warie Robrbed uno beren II iGbrts
gen So9tsr perbaftet. Stpba bat unter
psrIdiebensn Ramsn in 8aieI, prug,
Wien, Berlin, 2eip5ig. 9amburg uno
9rssben sablret9e Ginbru9sbtebIt
periibt. @uf feline @rgreifung mar cine
PrGmie bon 300 Mart 9eIebt. Sm
Sabre 1886 tpuroe Stpba in @ien
tpegen 9iebItables gu elmer 9erteritrdfe
in Der 9uuer bon einem Sabre uno
feds Wpnaten perurtbeilt. Seine 9ez
liebts Robrbsd psrduBerts bic Naaren,
bic er fabl. 2lu9 iie tpuroe idOn in
8isn nit 2t Subren aerters beitraft.
Den Stpbd bssleitste seipobnIih bic
Sodter Der Robrbed, Elm II iGbrises,
biibI6es NGb6en, bi. aur SGn9erin
ausgebiloet iporben mar, duf ietntn
Rsiien. 9lm 16. Ssbruar 1894 batts
Stpba i'm Sot.l S9perguB in ROrbs
bduIen einen @inbru9 Deriibt unD duf
ben tbn psrfolgenbsn Radtpa4beamz
ten Dsbler geidofen. aud Dsssn bies
fer Shat pirb ii4 Stpbd gu perdnts
iportsn 6a6sn.
Die pdfidnten Der
place Gommunale in Wiplenbed C9els
9ieD iparen unldn9ft 3eugen zines
dufreeenben S9auipielss. Sin 0a9s
beder bate bic Mitaespauie baau be-
nubt, um bes 9uten an seiiiigen 9es
trGntsn gu piel gu tbuu. Start dnse<
beitert unb bebentlid fhlpantsnb, be-
qab er fi6 duf bas Dad zines Sdufes
auf Der YIuce Gommundle, mo eine
fleine Reparatur aussufiibren mar.
0a er iebr lange auf benz 9d4e blieb,
Iaben bic ginipobner bur9 bic 8obens
Lutte, mas er made unb erblidten ibn
am Ranbe idlafenb, ieben &ugenblid
in Der 9eTdbr berunter5uitiir5en. MaH
bena6ridtigte bic YpliSei uno Elm 9ez
amter begab ii9 duf bas Dad, erpedte
ben Soldier uno tpollte ibn perdnlais
fen, feline glrbeitsitGtte gu perldfen.
Der 5runtene mar uber iiber Die St0s
rung iebr unsebdlten, ieBte benz poIis
3iiten beftigen Wiberitanb entsegen
unb Idliskli4 purOen betbe gum Gnts
feBen Der 3ui9auer in i9pinpslnoer
SDbe bdnogemein. Shlieblih gslans
es bem 9eamtsn, ieinen 9esuer nit ei>
nem tpu9tisen 6auItIdlase auf bas
Dad nisber5uitredsn unb Jpn Johann
bsruntsr 5u transportiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

SdnsibsmiibIs lpurbe Der Otenittnsdt
2orenS am Wese in elmer 9lutla4e
aufsefunben. 2pren5 tonnte nur anges
ben, bab er BON sinem unbetunnten
Manne seitpden rpOrben fei unO Oerfiel
bann in Sbnmadt. Rod in Der gla4t
purbe Der Maurer 80spetter aus Wtds
iten aIs Sbdter ermittelt unO Oerbdfs
tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
OlSeubura.

4rtb. glm Rigi peruugliidte beim
8ilbbeusu Soisf WIaria @berbarb in
Der Stalbs, inoem sr iiber einen 5elien
itiirSte uno tobt aufge6oben purbs.
Der Wunn mar Sc Sabre ali.
8aben. SIN 9llter oph 73 Sabs
rem lit Der 9aoearSt Or. 2l!6. Wtinni4
seitorben.
Siel. Der Me9aniter Sermann
gerner BON 9ocle fubr in Der Sdubens
Io4i4lu9t nit oem 0elO 10 bsftis ges
gen eins Strabenmauer, oab er toot
auf bsm gIdse blieb. - Sier ertrant
beim gaOsn Der 9 Sabre ults @lrmtn
Bed.
8rifsu. Die 5amilie bes Sos
ispb &isIingsr bate auf bic -atlbs"
cine paitste ssbadeH. 9llg psri4teeene
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
FrrbiH, ShIeFeu.

8rsstau. Gin Goniortium bon
perionsn, bas osn 5abrraOoiebitabI
seipsrbsmGbie betrieb, 1T bier perbafs
tet ipprbsg, Die issitgeupmmsnep iinb:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
Death of n Noted Fighting Bug.

"Pizen jeff" the hero of a hundred bat
ties and the pride of the local sports, is
dead, and there is much regret among
his many admirers, says the San Francisco
Chronicle. Jeff was a tarantula of I'M
usual size, and he died an indicated
champion. During his career he killed
seven tarantulas two scorpions and the
largest rat that the sewers of Montgomery
street could furnish, and although he was
badly dismembered in the last fight, and
died minus several legs, which had been
torn from his body by his opponent it
is conceded that he was the gamest bug
ever brought to San Francisco for fight
ing purposes.
Jeff was the property of Sammy Mount
proprietor of a Montgomery street saloon.
Mount is a connoisseur when it comes to
fighting insects, and he says he has never
seen a gamer bug Than the one that now
occupies pace of honor on his back bar
in an ornamental bottle filed with alco-
hol. A few weeks ago a large rat was
caught and placed with Jeff in a fight
ing jar which Mount keeps for that pur-
pose. The rat made a rush al the taran-
tula, but Jeff was too quick for him, and
landed on the rats back, using his fangs
with fatal effect, for within few minutes
the rat was dead The next fight Jeff
had was his last He was sent against
another tarantula, and although he killed
his opponent he was so badly injured that
he did not recover, and a few days later
he died.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
BRIGHT BITS.

Time Lost-"What causes Burkins's in
somhia?" lie can't quit admiring him
self long enough to go to sleep."-Chicago
Record.
-Juvenile-My mither sent me for pun
o beef, an it's to be better than the
last, wi no fat or bones in it,
Irascible Butcher-Go home an tell yer
mither to buy cheese !-Tit-Bits.
Ma" said the young fly, lis it true
that some folks are so gentle that they
wouldn't harm a ny?"
Il wouldn't trust the best of them.
my dear. Don't buzz around any of them
too long.''-Puek.
My first wife" said the gentleman
from the lakeside, was remarkably plain
faced"
And the second?" asked the other gen.
tleman.
WAS remarkably plain-spoken In
dianaoolis Journal
HEN what month were you born?
She-Oh, you needn't be afraid The dia-
mond is appropriate.-The Jewellers
Weekly.
Harry and Harriet in the park,
Side by side-and the night was dark
Small wonder Harriets ma behed
Next morn that Harriet's lip was swelled
What ais thee, child?" in haste to learn
The cause, she asked, in deep concern.
The maiden answered with a shrug,
what. That? oh, just a kissing bug"
But ma, who minded other days.
Was wise in maidens' willy WAYS,
mo bug" she said that so stung thee.
But just a plain, old-fashioned kissing
bee. Chicago News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

An amusing incident happened on a Ca
rondelet street car Saturday afternoon,
says the st. Louis Star. The car was go
ing south. At Lami street a big, portly
woman got aboard On her arm she car
ried a large market basket that apparent
ly was filed with bargain purchases
from some department store. Three min
utes after she had sat down and deposited
the basket between her feet on the floor
the conductor came along with the usual
cry: Fare, please"
The old lady opened her purse and be-
gan rummaging through the various pock-
cts for a nickel Again and again she
went through 1t, but no change was to be
found Then she turned to the conductor
and said:
Il was sure I had saved car fare, but
I cannot find 1t. l live at the end of your
line and will pay you then"
THAT won't do; must have your fare
now" said the fare collector.
'Well, l haven't the money"
"Wel, give me something the value of
a nickel and you can redeem it at the end
of the line"
The old lady hesitated a moment, then
put her hand down into the basket and
drew out a bar of laundry soap and hand
ed it to him
Everybody in the car laughed but the
conductor took the soap and rang up her
fare
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
MARRIAGE ON $40 A WEEK.

Out in Chicago the question as marriage
a failure?" has been laid aside AMI forgot
ten in the all absorbing interest and ex.
element attendant upon the discussion as
TO whether a couple should get married on
an income of $40 or SIS a week. The ma
terial facts upon which this discussion is
based, it appears, are gathered almost
wholly from the department stores and
other retail establishments which employ
clerks in large numbers. There, it is said
the clerk in a department store begins at
about Sc a week, and, in the average case,
ambition must be satisfied when the
princely salary of $15 per is reached. AS
may be imagined all kinds. grades and
shades of views on the subject are gath
cred from those whom this condition con-
fronts either theoretically or as a matter
of fact. The timeworn assertion that two
can live as cheaply as one, is manifest
fallacy, because it is evident that in order
TO live at all some of the Injuries that the
one used to enjoy must be dispensed with.
The two may live on the same salary but
not in the same manner. This discussion
of course has no reference to those who
live on nothing year. They constitute a
distinct and mysterious class all to them
selves.
In the discussion of this subject the Chi
cago Tribune has discovered, it seems. that
a couple may live very comfortably on SIS
a week, and it proceeds to show how this
result may be attained. 1t even finds some
among the store clerks who think that SO
can be made to suffice, but these are few
and far between. AS a rule the women are
more exacting than the men in the matter
of the size of the necessary salary. This
is natural. The question as TO whether the
wife win continue in employment can
hardly be taken into account because the
instances in which she assists in the sup
port of the family are not numerous for
the reason that there are home duties
which demand her attention. Finally.
therefore the question resolves itself into
this: can a man support wife. and per-
haps children, on an income of $40 or SIS a
week."
The foregoing question, We think, Is one
that cannot be answered categorically. 1t
would hardly be wise to advise the young
man who has been accustomed to the COM
forts and some times luxuries of a pleasant
home. and who is just starting out in the
world for himself at such a salary TO lake
unto himself a better half and trust to
luck. Therein results much of the unhap.
piness of unfortunate unions Nor would
one advise the laborcr or the c'erk whose
abilities ana ambition 10 no further than
The $40 or SIS week point, to content him
self aR his days in single biessedness. I.iv-
ms Is wholly comparative term, ana
whcrc one couple can live ON $40 "a week
atatacr would o'ist n misery on yi0 There
are and thcf. always VIA bc unhappy ANA
unfortunate marriages. aud IL is not 10 d.
hoped that they win De- materially de-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
TWENTY PAGES
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Notices-Notice Of Dissolution
Thomas F. Gleason & Co. All Ye Build
ers in the Southern and Eastern Section
Should Buy a Wheel. r A. Bryson, Co
lumbia Agent; Information for the Pub
lie, w. H. Cosgrove: Ship Notices.
Strachan & Co. The Latest Things Out,
A. L. Desbouillons; Rose Plants, John
Wolff; AT Joyce's Market; San Francisco
Restaurant; The Mechanics of Local Union
No. 31S, to observe Labor Day; Store for
Rent, Walthour & Rivers; Agency of East
man Kodaks and Columbia Graphophones.
Etc, Livingston's Pharmacy.
Business NOTES.-THE Cleveland Bicycle.
r. d. & VIM. baltimore; E. & W. Laun-
dry; Savannah Steam Laundry
Now Is Your Time-Daniel Hogan.
a Sweeping Reduction on all Summer
Goods-Thomas West x Co
Auction Sales-Accumulated Stock of all
Kinds of Furniture, by c. H. Dorsett,
Aucuoneer; Neat Cottage and Large Lot
at Woodville, by c. H. Dorsett, Auction.
Ger; Old Hoss Sale, Central of Georgia
Railway Company
The Spider Stanhope-H. H. Cohen & Co
Fishing Tackle-Edward Lovelrs Sons.
Special Sale Closes Sept. Gable Piano
Company.
School Books-At Gardeners Bazaar.
Examine Our New Line-Leo Frank.
Uneeda Jinjer Wafers-C. A. Munster
Don't Believe All You Hear!-Ludden
& Bates.
Amusements-The Sidewalks of New
York. at the Theater. Aug. 81.
Whiskey-Murray Hill Club Whskey.
Summer Goods at Half Price-At Gut
mans.
ITS the Last Button"-B. H. Levy &
Bro.
This Weeks Oferings-At Eckstein's.
just Yesterday We Sold 263 Pairs Shoes
Byck Bros
Another Week of Price-Cutting-Leopold
Adler.
Your Time Is Limited-At the Hub.
Extra Values on Sale This Week-Walsh
& Meyer.
To Southern Merchants-The Merchants
and Manufacturers Association of Balti-
more.
Beef-Lebg's Extract of Beef
Perfumes-Murray & Lanman's Florida
Water.
Medical-Cuticura Remedies; Munyon' $
Blood Cure; The Quaker Doctor; S. S. S.
Erie Medical Company; Worlds Dispen-
sary Preparations; Lydia Pinkham's Vege-
table Pills; Sulphume; P.P.P.; Seven Suth-
erland Sisters Hair Grower; Sloats Bit
tiers; Railways Pills.
Cheap Column Advertisements-HeI
Wanted: EmDIovment Wanted. For Rent.
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
ID-ersOII on Smoking.

A Cincinnati man, according to the New
York Press, once said to Robert G.. In
gerson: "Mr. Ingersoll, I'm poor, hard
working man. have a family to support,
and l want a favor"
Well said Ingersoll, what can I do
for you?"
Il want TO call brand of my cigars
after you and permission to use your au-
tograph," answered the man.
Certainly my man, and I will give you
a motto if you desire"
II would thank you if you would" re-
sponded the man.
Col. Ingerson gave it to him as fol-
flows: I'VE shall smoke in this world, but
not in the next" Some months after
ward while passing through Cincinnati,
Col. Ingersoll was informed the man made
$1,000 off the brand of cigars in less than
a year.