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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
CORNELL AND Pennsylvania
Successful Contestants on the Pough-
ksppsie Course.

0uosossiu' OOneSsbauB On ths rough
ksppsie Course
POughkespsie, N. Y, June The
four-oared race over the mile
course yesterday afternoon was won
by Pennsylvanla Time II minutes,
u seconds. Cornell was second Time
II minutes, "a 3-5 seconds.
The freshman eIght-oared race be-
tween Pennsylvania, Columbia and
Cornell over the two-mile course, was
won By Cornell. Time . minutes. 90
seconds. Columbia was sscond. one
and ne-quartsr boat length behind
Cornell. Time 10 minutes Pennsyl-
wanna was third, three quarters OF a
boat length behind Columbia Time
10 minutes, 10 seconds.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

II woman is in good health there ia
no more heAlthful employment than house
work Generally speaking, there is no
happier woman in the world. But how diff
ferent when every breath is pain, every
step torture This state Of health, IN
nine cases out Of ten comes from de-
rangement Of the delicate, feminine or
gans OF generation. The family doctor
inquiries first concerning these He most
usually insists upon an examination
From this the modest woman naturally
shrinks. She is right. Except in very
unusual cases OF female weakness ex-
aminations are unnecessary DR.. Plerce's
Fayorite Prescription is simple, natural
remedy for these Ills 1t cures safely per
send 81 enc cent stamps to cover cost Of
mailing only, and receive free a copy Of
Dr.. Pieroe's Medical Adviser. Address
Worlds Dispensary Msaical Association,
Buffalo, NY
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
pIgrRIor oONFERENoE rOpAY.
Representatives Of the Mstbdist Church
Gathering Hers.

Gathering Here.
The dlstrsct conference Of the Meth
odist church Will convene in this city
today. Delegates to attend 1t began to
arrive last night and the trains this
morning will bring a number more
The session will be held in McKendrer
church. and Rev Stanford with his
committees have made every arrange
ment to care for them during their
stay here.
Homes have been secured to com
fortibIy care for the delegates and
they will be we'll looked after. Those
who arrived last night were:
Reverends NJ Boland, F Carey,
J R Jordan, c G Ernest, J M Bryan
Prof George Hinton OF Wesleyan Fe
male College, Messrs. F Mizzell, R
H Frohock.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

Genuine Planters Maryland Whis-
key in original packages cannot be
sold for less than $3.50 per quart bot
tie. Dealers own bOttling of genuine
Planters Maryland Rye whiskey can
not be sold for less than $l.25 per
quart bottle For sale at all bars.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
Plmt system Excursion Rates.

For 4th Of July excursion to all
points n state of Georgia, rate Of one
and one third fares for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold July 2ud and
srd and 9Th with final limit to July Z.
Annual meeting Teachers Associa-
ton, Warm Syringe, Ga, June 2sth-
SOth. Rate Of 81 so for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold June a, %,
90 and ", with final limit to July 4th
Annual convention Epworth League
Indianapolis, Ind, July 2Oth-28rd.
Rate of $2lsO for the round trip.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
NOTICE,

Stores and Offices for Rent in New Opera
House,
Parties desiring TO rent stores or
offices in the new opera house build
ing can see the plans at the office Of
Brobston, Fendig & Co. Mr.. Council
man will alter the plans as much as
possible TO accommodate tenants,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
The Appetite Of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out Of order All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful stomach and
Liver Remedy gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily habit
that insures periebt heath and great
energy. Only 25 ct at all Druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE
To the Patrons Of the Brunswick Light
and Water Company

10 the Patrons Of the Brunswick Light
and Water Company
The management Of the Brunswiok
Light and Water Company begs to say
that it has no revenue except such as
it earns. Having to pay cssh for all
its purchases 1t must look to its pat
rons for the means to pay its expenses
and keep the plant running. Many
patrons who are behind in their pay
ments pay no attention to the calls Of
our collector, nor TO our written ap
peals for what is due us.
This, therefore, is to give notice
that accounts now bass due for water
gas or electricity must be settled in
full or in part on or before June Both.
All accounts not settled at that date
will be placed in the hands Of the com
pany's attorney for collection. and
service Will be discontinued. 1t is to
be hoped that those owing us Will
come to our assistance as we do not
wish to inconvenience them'by cutting
off their supplies, Very Respectfully,
W. $, Green, Receiver
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
and English Branches.


Tickets on sale Jaly islh-l9sh with
anal limit 10 July 2etn. An exten
sion may !. b'ain-d to leave Indisu-
apons on or before August 20 1898, By
depositug ticket with joint agent at
that point rot latre titan July gath on
payment u TO-
suaanee spnogs, Fla Rate Of 81 25
for he round trip. Tickets on sale
now, and viii continue until further
advised; good for returning, 30 days
from date q sale
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
SOUTHERN SCHEDULE
Changes That Went Into Effect on sunday
June 18th


June 18th
The change Of schedule on the
Southern railroad which went into
effect June 18th, is as follows: No.2l
leaves Brunswick at 5 1870 a. N. for
Jacksonville and all local points.
No. 20. leaves at p. N. for Jackson.
willie and all local points. Connects
at Everett with F c &r. train from
Savannah.
No. is: leaves Brunswick at s 30 p.
m. and makes same connection as No.
is. (savannat stlanta and all points
north and east).
No. IA; arrives at Brunswick at 2 AS
a. m. from Atlanta, with Savannah
oonueasss
No. 10; arrives at Brunswlok at
4is0 p, m. from Atlanta.
No, "a; arrives at sos p. m. from
Savannah.
No, 10; leaves at 9 30 a. m. for saw
annah, Atlanta and all points north
and east.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

Nos. Is and "a. Pullman Sleeping Cars Be-.
tween Brunswick and Atlanta, between Jack.
sonville. bla., and Cincinnati. via Everett and
Atlanta
Nos. IS and l6.--Pullman Sleeping Cars be
tween Atlanta and Cincinnati, via Chatta
nocgas also between Chattanooga and Mem
phis
sEgrains 2 and i8-Pullman Drawing Room
BUFFET Sleeping Cars between Macon and
Asheville, n. G.
Sos. and S--PtHlman Sleeping Cars be
tween Atlanta and Chattanooga
Nos. Q and l0-Ohservation Chair Cars be-
tween Macon and Atlanta
Connection 40 Union Depot, Atlanta. g. all
points north, east and vest
FRANK s.. CANNON ! NJ CLIIP,
Third V-P ~ Gen. Mgr, Traffic Manager,
Washington. ID. q. Washington, D. q
". A. TURK s. Fl. HARDWIOK.
Cen Pass T. Asst Geni Pass. Aga
Washin tol. D. O. Atlanta. Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
BICYCLES.

just think Of the old reliable VIC
TOR 1899 model at $500 ores
GENT CHAINLEsS at $45 90. Easy
terms to good parties on time. and
cash discount to cash buyers Call at
Polhil's Drug Store and look at sam
plies, get catalogue aud terms. These
prices will last only a short time. don't
get left.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

q
From the
and
and Ciaen
hs onvil
ssmas at Port Tampa whte
hos 1ut
Wee NeN nj
give " agtn C.&
D. A. L.
&C. W.. ass 81
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28
The sonthsrn Railway.


We are authorized 70 announce the
following low rates via the Southern
Railway.
Dublin Ga. One fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale June 20, aud 80,
analNimit July 2. 1899.
Gave springs, Ga, One fare for tbs
round trip. Tickets to be sold July
and 4, anal limit july s, 1899.
Battenburg. Irish point, Duchess
and Flemish lace, Mexican drawn
work and Embro~a@ taught BY Mics
Ruth Levlson, III D street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

Old papers for sale 20c
per hundred at The Times
office.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

Advertise in The Times
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

For Bladder troubles use
STUART'S GIN and BU-
CHU.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-28

For medicinal purposes use Planters
Rye Whisky.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
Gine gauge Jamilie als MDrorr
anaeflaat.

2pdport, MS, 19. Suli. -@iz
ne Goroners : Surp bat na4 funfpOz
digger unterfudung iiber ben Sob Der
17@jdbrigen Sara6 Mfumforo, oeren
2ei6s friib Morgens am 9. SUM- nubs
Sbapnee ouf sinem 8abngeleiIe gez
Funoen purbe, ben WubrTpru3 dbgsz
gebsn, oaB bas Mdo6en BON 9snrp
Sripp, beRen @attin unb oefien Sobn
2oren set0otet tpuroe Sripp's So6z
ter 9(lbu tpirD dlsMilI6utoigs be5ei6z
net. SsnrD Sripp 1T po6l6abenO unO
pc6nt gu psnbleton. Dor ettpd feds
Sa6ren abopiirte er Suru6, bic li9 in
einer WaiFenanifalt 81 Ro4efer Be-
fanb. 9as MGo6en purbe, tpieNd9z
barn ange6en, BON Der 5amJlis Itel5
Tdole6t bebanbelt unb muBte urbeiten,
pie cine Sflapin. 0ufibefe6le IinO gez
gen Die Mit9liaoer Der 6amilie uusgez
ftellt nDrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
Sur 1ed6tmmg.

DAB bic Namen aller Ganbioaten
fir bas 9mt als 9ouperneur unb fur
ale ndbtiI6en Wemter unb bic
Namsn aner @unbiboten fir Osleeaten
sur bsmofratiIden Stabt Nomlndz
tions Contention, 1ppis fir Die 9ez
febeebungs Oiitrifts Nominationsz
Gpnpentipnen Bis bsute, 9pnusrz
ifug, ben 20. Sufi 1899, Ra9m. 3ubr,
Bel benz bsmptratildsn Gampagnez
@iebener Gomite i'm 3inmer Nr.
1O1, uGarrollton 9ptel," eingerei6f
iperben miiFsn, nit osn fir ipl6e Gonz
bibatsn unb Oelegationen gu ben Sc
bsebunsszG szGpnpsntionen FeitseIeBsen
9sitrdgsn, I'm oumit bic unter oem
YrimdripablssIsb nOtbt9en llnfoItsn
fir bic Primdrpabl gu be5ablen.
Die Oeleeatipnen our Stabt=Nomiz
natipns=Gpnpsntion linb BON 8eiz
tragsoablunsen beEreit, ieboA iino bic
Ganbibotsr fir ole fGbtiI6sn Iemz
ter Der 3ubtuns bon 8eitrGgen unterz
iporTer.
Cine nntsrlahun Der Glnz
reiGung Der Nanen uno Der gsitr1gs@
5a6lung, ipie oben angegeben, puros
ss perDinbsrn, bic Namen Don ednolz
baten unb Selegdtionen auF ben ofz
fi3isGen Gtinm5eitel gu ieBen.
esamcS g. Gprter,
@OrFssr;
9Silliam s. ssprter,
Ssfretdr,
bes oemofratii9sn Gompagns@Slebez
nerzGomite's. Q99-2Ol)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20

futte i'd Die jurge 6rau, tpel4e Die
@at:,E zines aus WartinSburg, W.z
9a,. Itammsroen SotoaIen III, eine
uniform peFel6en urge3ogen unp fA
oen 9Ut lief in Die Stjrn geOriidt. Der
S4l[fner bemarfie, oaB Elm 9a6ugier
mebr in einsm Wagen pGrs, ais Ieine
2ife angab. Gr t6sille osm bienF!5
t6usnDsn Sifi5jsr Ieiue 8a6rn,bmurg
nit, uro Oie'er IieB Die 2euIe antre4
ten. Die 6rau in Uniform puroe Io'
fort erfarni mo muBie in BiII56urg
ben 3ug perlah,n. 'S:s psinte Bitter
Gj6, ais Iie BON ibrem 8atten NbI4jeO
nabm. sic rsifs in i5rsm IeltIumen
9iuf5uge na6 Mariinsburg 8uriid.
MqpnctIlo mieper elm
NAL.
9uris, 19. Suii. - Der 1ih bier
nod auffaitenpc Seror 2l9pntilo, Der
IiA ben Sitel ,9rGIiDant Der Bb;lipz
piren @pmmiIIion" bei!egt, bat Ii9
in sinsm lGnQarsn Synteroiep ii6er bic
Y6iIippinen 5raqe unO Die gagens
pGrtige Situatipn oas 8riegs3uItuqs
bss auageldIier. Seine 9arattariitis
i9en Qusfiibrun3en gipFtln in fOlgens
Oen Burttan:
.Was 3unddit Die 3eiturg8bericbte
iiber Die ppn Der ameritanjI6sn 9:sz
resleitung beliebte 3neb:lung Der aGne=
rifaniifrr BreIie an9ebt, 10 Iino mir
bic burin qei9iIOertsn 3uItdnOe n!ats
Nsues. Niir tparen bieie 0inge i6on
felt ldn9ersr 3eit betunltt. W}unilaer
9eitunQen purOan ebenio unteroriidt,
neil Iie Den Muth hatien, 2lnIithtsn 8n
psrtreten, bic nit peucn 6ss commans
oirenhen Generals ni6t 6armpnirteu.
Die 5ilipinos iinb INNER nod BON
bemIel6eH WioerItanosqaiite b3ieett,
pie gu 2(nfanq. Sic tperDen big 3um
leBten 9(tRnSuge fir ibre unab6Gnz
Qigteit tdmpfan. QBie mir bic Sadie
Qniaben, Iino bic Q(msritaner Dirtli4
(9SprtieBun9 iicbc 3. Seite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
6nAaSipnD's
SAeaDD Neltef

fts on @ano bot. Ser @ctrou6 Sisies 6silmita
t.lg pirS lid, REFS, bsnn sic 56msran smPiinOtn
pber tront FnS, als irQcngreib ertpsier. Gs eri'
Hrt Widbts in Der g9elt, bus S6merstn btb'b'
pbsr benz Sortf5retcn Der Grantbet 70 RAID Gin'
balt otbitt,t, nit &eaoD Relist
g,oen RppI.ueb Cob Dliardne ODER non 9sro6ftGt
buriibrene), 3abripsb Rsurul0is, Rbsumatismus,
Siifi,utb, S6merjen i'm &ufen. Der Wtrbel6ule
ober er Rirer, in Der Gsberqegeno, pisurifs,
Gni6neauuo Der Gjsltnte unb ibebaupt S1nsrt
ltu isoer Sri btWertteQiQt bic @pplitation nsH
Raopap's ReabD Rtisi iofortigs Grlei6trung
unb pirD bel ortgsieBtem @ebrau6 iDdbreno stntz
Ger 3uge cine pOlitaH0ige SeiInH9 erSlslt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
Sine 9ur bel allen
5umnter Complaints

Gin balb,r bis Elm eauscr 9beeI5ff,l oou Rsoon
Rrli,f in eiusm bnIben Glaie gBufcr, tpieoerbolt
10 off, uls Der 9urbfuu anbdt, uHb elm Gansas
aappsn, oetrdutt nit Reabp RsIef auf bic DlGs
oenaeoenS uno BEN Sells oclset, aeiu6brt ioforti9e
Grlei6t,runq uno btptrfitlligt cine baIoiee Rur.
SHnerlib - Gin bulbtr big eu GanIu 9btsIOffe[
in tintm balbtn @lae Duftr, beieitigt in usnis
oeu Miuuten RrGmpe, SbDtnoeIGntdue, lauren
fTpno,n. Qaufea, Grbrt6eu, Sobbreunsn, RtrDots
tat s6loflUfatsit, Migrdus, SlGbuugeu uno ale
inut.libeu 9ti6tptcben.
Gg triitirt fein S,ilmittsl in btr BsIt, bas 5ies
Ser unb 0t5i.litber uno ult onotrtH maatlittn,
biiibi,n uno onbsreu 6itber i'm 9trtire nit q b.
ipop's 9iII.u 70 raid, Dit r q D p pS
9r,is 50 Gents bro Glni6e. 81 babtn BEL alien
@potbtftrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
@alimore NQo~ 9pnnaag ben 20. Snl 1899.

prt erre;ft bdtten. DIE ,Sdbl Der Ssr>
ippnoetsn lit noh ni6t feItgeltelt, Do4
haben Iebr p;ele 9erionen bsuts Nbsno
einsn Senfasttsl er6dlten. Polt7r1t
bra9te. Oie Mbbauolung it 0d5
Saion polr Der beritteiten YpiE6e'
iturste pGbrerro eines 9lufru9r5 nabe
Der "a. StrdBs NIT ieinsm pfsroe ME-
Der uno erGitts einen SeInbru3 uno
irurrere @erleBlngen. Oas Yfsro mar
oeraoe pprber burh sinsn 9temlpurf
ON ben &ppf qetrpffen tppron.
Qllles in 2Ger oenomnRn, tparsn
Die bsute M6enD in Netp@Yort Itatt9ez
fumoensn urru6en bebeutenb i9limz
nmr, als ireerb pstfe, Die Ii4 iopeit
IN 8rppflbn ere:gnst Aaben. Se
WeHI9srmsngen parsn bel 5dh!relz
der unb tpatsn beruusforbernloer auf
M, bieieftiasn iibsr bem @afzTlper.
@pm Glepeldnoer Strife.
GtepeGanD, g., 19. Suli. -
Msnia @srdrberura 1T ieit gsItern in
Der Su9lags besiiglih Deg StraBenz
bqbn Strifes eia,qetreten. Waggon5
Fabren auF alien 3tnien, iebo3 in lsbr
,lrregelmGBiqen 3tpifdenrdumen. Die
eirHiQe @etpalttbat, tpel9e in Der perz
gunsalen Nu6t esmelbet puros, be-
itarrb in Der 3erftDrung elmer gBeiae
auf MurraD Sin Dur6 eine OpnumItz
fppengung. prdT0snt @Derett bon Der
rGpnIolioateo Guiltpan Go." srtlGrt
iih nit Der Sa6(ags 5ufrieoen unb
beItsbt buralf, baB tein 9runo fur
9lrbitrution DorlieQe.
(SpGter.) - Die Poli5ei betpa6rte
tpG6reno bes' 6eutigsn 9an5en Sa9es
5iernli9 quite Sronung, mubte Ii9 lez
bo9 bebeutenb unitrsngen. poli3ei9ef
8ornsr lit Der QnIi4t, OoB bic Stritsr
bur6 ibren neuen Q(usItan in grobem
MaaBe bic @Dmpatbie beg 9ublifums
bsrlprsn 9aben. Die beutigen Rube@
itDruneen bsl6rGntten 1i6 ouf elnl9e
peniee Steintpiirfe, pel9e telnen
SGaDen anribteten.
9eilegunq bes 9tauarbsiz i
ter 6trites in 6 6tcog 90.
G6icuep, 19. SuGi. - Der
Strife in ben bieiigsn 8rauerelen lit
bsiseleet. Die qrin8ipale baben ben
Wrbeiterl cine flsine Qufbeherune in
bem 2obns pro Stunbe, iop;e einen
fiiraersn Nrbeitstaq eelpdbrt, Die Or
better erbaltsn ieBt $16 pro Wp6e BEL
neunItinbi9er @rbsits3eit. Sm lsBten
Sabre etbislten iie SIT pro Wo9e,
mnbtn inoehen aehn Stunoen pro
Sag drbeiten.
Mnbers Strifes.
G6tcago, 19. Suli, = Die ST.
gsntbiimsr BON bier Der qrobenOdmpfz
teFe( 5ubrifsn, bssn Qrbeiter tur
ben M9tItunossltag uno elnen Sobn
bon 80 Gsuts pro StunOe uusItanoen,
baben bic SSoroerungen Der Ssute BE-
piIiat.
GfepeGuno, o., 19. Suli. =
600 Big 700 am grie 0od bsI6Gfz
tiste Graidaufler, bic fir Die 5irmu
9itunos. Wiut6er e So. urbeitster,
ba6en eiren Strife inIcenirt, Der Dur4
bic StreitfruQe iiber bic Teibalfolge,
in tpeG9sr msbrere 5a4r5euge ausgslaz
ben nerDen fpllten, entiianb. Die
| S9aufler tpeigerten Iid, ods i9nsn be-
ssi9nete 5a6r3eug uus3ulaoen, uno
perlangten, baB Elm anperss 5uerit ousz
qelaoen ipiirDe. Der Setter Der Spds
| erfldrts, es miiiie Bel Der bis4erigen
Heotl psrbletben. Gr duberte Tt4
ni4t, pb er beabIi9tiae, bic Strifer
bur6 anbere 2eute au erieben. Die
| 5trifer bielten beute Na6mittag
cine 9srfammlung uno bei6lohsn,
ni1t ipieoer an bic Wrbeit 5u ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
Bei SabIe= Sslann gei9eitert.

9ulifor, N.@S, 19. Suli. -
Der S9ooner nMattie 6. 8orcsikr
aus @lpucsIter, Mai1, lit Bel Sa6lez
sSslanb sef4eitert. 9as S9iflul Der
aus 5p0lf perfonen beitsbenben
Manni6aft 1T unqetpiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
@oafanoige
YerDaunng

pirS bep,rfR,uiQt bur6 RdOpap's 9iG.n. SHiOlst
ibrsr antibiIt6f,n Gig,ni6uiter timulirH
biti,lbfn bic Qtbsr bel abiOuoerurQ Der Sale uno
ibrtm 9ur6qono our6 bic GGrme. Sttit 9iatn.
in Soisu BON bis tinGenomme rseulirtu
raid bic 1bGttQfsit Der Qsber unO bsireen ben pa=
ti.ntsn BON oieier Storuue.n. Cine oOsr JDet
BON Ropuap's piasu tGgIi5 siuserOmmsn pom 5ta
n.r, nel6e bon blioisu S6mG3eH ooer lrGebsit
Der Qtber beimqsiu6t fno, balteu bas Spfsm in
rtaslmdbia.r sbdtiottt unO f6trn cine gtiauee
UeroauiuQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
f>F}I>4F}l}

Robpup's Rsobb 8eGief pirft F6tr
uub if yuperlaiFg in }olQe ieinr itimuirroen
aftiOn, tpsl6. fb uuf bic Rsrocn uno oitaleu
erafts b,s RGrpts trtrsdt. Gs ptrlti6t Stdrfs.
rsst bic ihlummsrnb, @taitdt ber pboFiaIii6sn
etru,tur ,u trurutsr unO ,rbabter SbdtiG'ttt IN
unp osrm0ot bitir odunbtn StimulatiOn une 'r'
bobteu 4ftion tpirb Die uriGbs pts Sd mer8es
b,i,itot unb ,iR natiirli&E 8ufduo betgeteIlt.
DIES 1T Der GrunO, iporum Rtaop ReIitt
,ur 6ttIIuuq g 9m.rjtn 9'brundt
niro uno Obns ous &iHto bon idIimmm Hd6s
pirtunsen, tutlde NIT 6ibrbtit BON Htm @ebrau=
Gc pielsr iOgsnonnttr Stilmittel Ddb. bsu'iutags
,ur etiuuup Der e6m,rssn Gs5rOudt perOsn, bsr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-20
Gr,bilt)ni Srelnnn fam ni6t.

02etpzgorf, 19. Su1i. - 5reunz
be bes gr5biT9Gfs sSSrelano flIbren
bsute benz 9umpfer rMaieitic" entsez
gen. um ben Gr5bh4of gu bepillz
fommnen, pel4er ouf Dem 5abr3suge
erpurtet purbe. Sic tpurben iebo4
enttGuI6t, henn Der Gr3bif6Of bate
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Danpfer abgereiIt. @r bdlt fia nod
cine @ofs in Srtonb uuf uno niro
jsbt auf Dem 9ampfer Britannia ."
fomnlsn.
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Sie lleberreIta bes perItorbene

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G5aretpitI6 9roBfiiriten 9eorg bon
3ublanb apurben geitsrn in 8e9snz
mart bes 9roBfiirIten NitOEau5 Miz
6uslospitI9 na4 elmer flint Wsilen
BON 9lbba Sumun gefegenen Stride
u6ertrogen. Mcrgen geben lie bon
bort ndh gdtlrn ab.
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50. Sabrgang.
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s,rstcpn unO surid an Sonntag, Den .
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9orntittags perldBt.
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surid SamitaQs uub Sonntaqs, oultig 1ltr
bic Riidiabrt big sum folgennsn WontGs
eini6litblib. ginete eiltia auf allen Silz
acn ausqenpmmen ben rgoDal Stmtte0A
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bebenfli6s 2ubsItOrungen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-09-21
The Ind,snensabie Boa.

Always with her summer gown, even
If it be a crisp white shirt waist and
duck skirt, the smart woman carries
one OF the many species of short boa.
1t seems to be as essential to her well
being as her neck chain, and 1t is made
often as not of the gray tulle which Is
always speckled DER with small and
large pinhead dots OF black velvet.
Some very lovely, and, be it candidly
said, very expensive examples OF such
tulle boas have their full raw cut edges
button-hole finished with black silk,
else a fine floss fringe borders the
tulle.
Not one Of the boas is so long that
its ends will reach more than few
inches below the waist line, and the
majority are fat and full in the center,
tapering TO very pointed ends. A finely
-pleated boa Of white taffeta
mousseline edged with narrow rows OF
black lace, white spiral lace boas and
those of liberty gauze gathered up VITA
ruff1es of silk muslin or chiffon are all
doing active duty in the realm of the
we'll dressed, and no one can fail to re-
mark the conspicuous absence every
where of the long-trusted feather boa.
Evidently this is not feather season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-09-21
Household Suggestion.

Onions, which are regarded by food
authorities as one of the most valuable
vegetables that we have, are unfortu-
nately also found by many persons
very difficult to digest. A suggestion
that has been tested, it's giver says, by
long experience, and tried by many per-
sons with success, is to add a little
sugar to the onion salad to prevent any
discomfort after eating it. Anything
which will encourage the consumption
of onions is to be recommended
Physicians say that they are wonderful
rejuvenators, and possess as we'll re-
markable healing powers. The raw
Bermuda onion is the variety that is
most palatable and the most efficient,
and if, with a little sugar, 1t is also
easily assimilated, the knowledge be-
comes valuable.
1t Is not generally known to what use
the lemon may lay claim to. We find
in the lemon juice an acid which is
thoroughly wholesome and agreeable.
It's use is not confined to the kitchen in
fiavoring our pies. cakes and sauce, or
for ices and iced tea, but we can find it
useful in the laundry in removing ink
stains, with salt Then on the toilet
table. to remove stains from the hands,
and a few drops in little water to
cleanse the mouth. Baked and the
pulp removed and made very sweet re-
lieves tightness and hoarseness when
suffering from cold. The juice OF
one-haif of lemon in one-half glass
OF cold water will kill germs that may
be contained in water cholera and ty-
plus and other deadly bacilli. In hot
countries lemon juice is largely used
as drink in water and as a disinfect-
ant, instead of carbolic acid, and it is
used to soften and whiten the skin,
and in some instances is given in rheu-
matte affections and internal trouble.
There is no other fruit to compare to
the lemon in utility And the price is
within the reach of all
Save all old silk handkerchiefs. Vari-
GUS are the uses they can be put to.
They make better busters for polished
wood than anything one can buy. An
English ladies' maid always used a soft
silk handkerchief for stroking her mis-
tress' hair-a famous beauty-using it
night and morning in place Of brush,
and with excellent results.