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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

Mn and Mrs. Robert Foreman. who have
recently come to the city from Atlanta.
are staying at AIRS. Carleton Jackson.s.
on West Grace Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Helen Stockdell. the efficient di-
rector Of st. James choir. has perfected
all plans to leave in June for Idaho. TO
do missionary work among the Indians.
She will reside at Pocatello. the Indian
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

speaking in these addresses Of the "outpouriing ing
OF the Spirit 1.-THE new BIRTH 1.-The filling of the
spirit" ''the applications of the power OF Pente-
COST and to-day i wish to speak of the perlls OF
this dspensaton. which are indicated In three
words-resist, grieve and quench. 1t is possible
the Holy Spirit. 1t is possible to quench the Holy
Spirit These words resist, grteve, quench' DO not
refer to the same fact. but 10 different aspects OF
the Spirits work. Each marks a separate peril.
Some of who have not resisted the Spirit may De
grieVing Him or quenching Him. There Is the
closest interrelation between these acts, and es-
pecially between the last two There is therefore,
against il. Are resisting the Holy Spirit? Are
we grieving Him? Are quenchng Him?
On three occasions recorded in the Gospel OF
John, Jesus had uttered truths about the Spirit
which we will look at for a moment In john Ill,
81 we read: That which is born of the flesh Is
flesh: and that which is born OF the spirit is
spirit. Marvel not that said unto thee, We must
be born again"
The first work of the Spirit is regeneration. In
John iv a. we read: ''Whosever drnketh OF the
water that ! shall give him shall never thirst, but
the water that l shall give him shall be in him
a well OF water springng up into everlasting life.
And in John vii. 3S: He that believeth me,
the Scripture hath said. out OF his inner life shall
flow rivers of living water"
In these passages have regeneration, indwell
ing. outfiowing. which may also term baptism.
filling and service.
The Holy Spirit may be resisted by those who
striving against Him. who still fighting against
this regenerative work. Many doing But
II born again, may grieve him. Though
born again. may Quench him. In this wonder
full age of the Spirit we have this power. Nothing
solemn than this thought. Stephen emu
merated the acts of rebellion which had char
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
REAL ESTATE.

Twenty-nine mechanics liens aggregating S151,-
119 have been filed since August against the
property of Mrs. Dorothea Weibel and Peter and
houses recently erected in thirty
eighth and d-and-thirty- y-ninth sts west
of Lenox-ave and the block front the east side
of Seventh-ave. between One-hundred- -and-thirty-
eighth and One Observation-Disclosures SITS. The
last two claims against this property were filed yes
terday by Adam Happel for $24500.
The Board of Managers of the New-York Infant
Asylum filed plans yesterday for a four story brick
asylum building, estimated to cost 100000, to be
erected on the 1O0x56 plot the northeast corner
of Amsterdam-ave. and Sixty-frst-st The plans
are by James Brown Lord The building will be
constructed so that three stories may be added
THE RECORD OF SALES
e De Forest Simmons has sold for w. w Ladd,
tr No. 46 East Eighty-seventh-st., a three story
dwelling house. 2. .6x6Ox1O08 for s25,O00
Jacob NJ Wimple has sold to Solomon NJ. Schatz-
kin the six story apartment house known as the
Amaganset 60x100, Nos 742 and 744 ST. Nicholas
ave, between One-hundred- -and-forty- y-seventh and
ne-hundred-and-forty- eighth sts.
Meyer Hellman is reported to have sold the block
front, 225x9911, the north side of One hundred
and-hfteth-st. between Bradhurst and Eighth
aves.
Maria S. Simpson the three story brick dwelling
house, lot 19x6711, No. 375 West Thirty-second-
St, at about $4,000
Samuel Goldsticker sold in foreclosure to the
plaintiff for $4,000 the three story brick dwelling
house. on lot 1Sx100.11, No. 46 West One-hundred-
and-ffteenth-st The announced sale by Bryan L.
Kennedy of the property No. 147 West Eighty
eighth-st was adjourned
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

actertzed the history of the people in his sermon
resisting consisted in determined hostility to the
purpose and work of the Spirit. He came to lead
dered in his work The sin may have been one of
bi bbitnaness; stephens hearers might have said to
But what had caused this blindness? II was the
itself Ignorance of the power of God is in it,
ser ser a SIN. The same thing IS true to-day. Men
are evil. 0'oU0
turn aside to say. one word to one soul here
friend, why is il that you have not Yielded YOUR
You have @ nave & neaP9 the truth IN these meetings
resisted His Spirit If you have done so, will you
not say at this moment: Holy Spirit of God |
resist no more; I yield to Thee: I claim Thy King
Has that word resist any warning to us who
are Christians? Let me turn to II Corinthians
S7 SIl ~: ~ + or fear lest when I come shall not
OF the thirteenth chapter Of the epistle ''Ex
anime yourselves. whether We be in the faith from
ss3L Try yourselves Are you resisting the Holy
Church and take p SbTs9ian Work WIeh & Ihe
energies to the extension of the kingdom of Christ
when the Holy Spirit has never taken the citadel of
there are thousands Of people in our churches
H4t nor IN the church for no soul comes into the
Church GE5h without the spirit-who are not saved;
What is needed in these cases is not the second
9eSsing put the rst one II one of you feels that
Peen deceived We will decide now to make Jesus
Does some one say that this preaching will un-
settle the faith Of those who are in the churches?
who is born again: but if there are those here who
are resting in false confidence I have strong
desire TO unsettle them, that they may be born
anew Paul: in Ephesians tv. 80, says "C1rleve not
the Holy Spirit of God" The meaning Of the word
minimize the he value value of that thought Do not cause
:, In Ephesians !, 1914. we are told that the be
lever is sealed unto the day Of redemption -
When is he sealed? Not at his conversion. The
Spirits work is that Of reproducing Christ in us
Do not cause sorrow to the Spirit who has sealed
you: You must he a sealed soul before you can be
IN the second peril.
The word which we are considering now occurs
in the midst of eight contrasts. Read at your
leisure Ephesians iv, 2, TO 20 This epistle, like
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE BIBLE INSTITUTE.
GRADUATES TELL OF IT'S WORK.
AN EXTRA SERVICE AT THE NoRTHFTELD
CONFERENCE.-THE. MORGAN ON
THE HOLY SPIRIT.

East Northneld. Mass, Aug. (SpeciaD-In ad-
dition to four meetings at the Auditorium to-day.
lasting nearly seven hours there was an extra
service this afternoon in the Congregational
Church which Of the best Of the series.
II held in the interest of the Moody Bible In
stitute for Home and Foreign Missions in Chi
cago founded by L. Moody little more than
q decade ago. which holds continuous sessions and
in whose classes more than five thousand persons
have been enrolled
Fleming H Revell, the publisher, OF Chicago and
NewYoTk. who is a brother of Mrs. Moody. is the
vice-president Of the institute, and Arthur Percy
FIT her sonn-law. is the secretary and assistant
treasurer The Rev. r A. Torrey, the pastor or
the Chicago Avenue Church. started many years
ago by Mr. Moody, is the superintendent, and w.
r. Newell is the assistant superintendent On the
platform to-day besides the officers mentioned were
DR.. H. G. Weston. the president of Grocer Theo-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

al of Paul,s letters, is divided into halves by a
.IhereIore' The first three chapters deal with
creed; the last three have do with 'conduct :"
nave right conduct without a right creed nor dutv
WIthout doctrine they go hand in hand.
In this passage we have then the remark
able contrasts. five dealing with the individIaI
socially and three with the Individual individually
me Inc Ifst hVe are found in these verses: iv, 25
!yng truth; 2621, malice. mercy; 2S stealing Civ
ing; ~ corrupt speech, edifyng 81 and v 2 hatred
IoVs; Ii; me Iast three are in " 3, IA. mpurity
purity 15-l7, folly, wisdom; 1920, excitement en-
What is the Spirit doing? Checking wrong and
realizing right The work of the Spirit is to re-
move lying and replace il with truth; to put an
am not so sure Stealing here does not mean pick
ing ones pocket, but living without work Every
from some one who is. Receive the HOLY Spirit
Let Him have His way. The Spirit wants TO make
Quench not the Spirit. Resist presupposes the
spirit as convicteT "Greye presupposes the Spirit
as comforter, ana quench" presupposes the Spirit
as hre In Acts iiiii fire the energy of service
@ doT praise, prayer aRd prophecy How is the Spirit
quenched! In the Church by all service which
waits not Ior MIN; by all burning of false fire; by
We must get back from sensationalism and ey-
element born in hell to God-gtven enthusiasm
rms does not mean deadly dulness. but it means
audpuaIoh 70 circumstances have no use for
men men VINO sing RESCUE the Perishing" and do
am prepared TO adopt and adapt myself TO anv
method by which can place one more gem in my
Redeemers crown But away with Mammon
worship! Away with diplomacy and away with ex-
pediency. But some one says You cannot adopt
Why? Because some of the people will co,
Well, let them go. and God will come in. One with
The Holy Spirit is quenched in the individual by
all prostitution or gifts which the Holy Spirit has
pecting 10 win for myself a position, a name or
fame, quench the Spirit What a peril this is for
The perils closely inter-related Where do
we stand2 Have we resisted Him? Then we
Then we viii grieve for having grieved Him and
Will grieVe Him no more. Have we quenched Him2
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Then we are lampstands without lamps. We will
repent and do the first works.
MORGAN FOR BROOKLYN CHURCH
A COMMITTEE FROM THE CENTRAL CON-
GREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERVIEWS
THE LONDON PREACHER.
THE LONDON PREACHER

East Northheld, Mass, Aug (SpeciaD-The
Rev G. Campbell Morgan. of London, is again
under the scrutiny of a church committee. Last
year the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Of
New-York, was looking at his strong points and
possibly looking for weak ones but they found few.
If any, of the latter class, there followed him
across the a pressing invitation to consider a
unanimous call to succeed DR.. John Hall. This
invitation he felt compelled to decline, although II
carried with it a salary far beyond that given by
his present church in Tangton Park.
This year the committee is from the Central
Congregatio tional Church. of Brooklyn. 1t Is -under-
stood that the form of the question is similar 10
that asked a year ago-not will you accept can
but will you consider favorably call if presented
in this wise:
MY Dear Miss Smith If offer you my hand and
heart will you accept them|'
No. sir"
Then 1 didn't offer them"
Mr. Morgan was asked this evening by Ihe
Tribune correspondent if the rumors were true
that a committee had been Intervening him' he
said that he preferred not to make a statement at
orasent regarding the matter, except to say that
he was settled in a church now which demanded
the best service that he could give It,
would you consider another provisional call
from any church,"
vance of a call what the circumstances might be
which would attend the call? 1t is scarcely fair to
place a minister In such position
II Is probable that the Central Church will he
backed by a strong pressure from those VINO have
learned to love Mr. Morgan. if 1t is decided to call
him And it will require strong pressure to stir
him Few men could have resisted the urgent in
vttations from the leading church in the Presby-
+erian body sent year ago, backed as 1t was by
cable messages and letters from leading clergy
men and laymen in and out Of the Presbyterian
Church Mr.. Morgan preached last Sunday in the
Fifth Avenue Church. and is to be there again next
Sunday morning and afternoon.
To-day he preached one OF his most practical
sermons In a side seat sat the Rev. DR.. c. c.
Creegan of the American Board who is deeply
interested in securing a worthy successor to DR..
Behrends. If he should recommend the London
preacher to the committee of that church, he
would have to tell them that there is no mncing of
terms in the sermons that he has heard here. Mr..
Morgan does not believe in sensationalismn or in
deadly dulness He does not think that everything
should be left committees and then call on the
Holy Spirit to send a revival
A further conference held to-day, but no
decision reached.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
I.OSI-


LOST Handbook No. eos, };}T, of the Bow
cry Savings Bank is missing. The finder
Is requested to return il 10 the bank. If
not restored before the 9th day of Septem-
her. 1900 application will he made 10 the
bank for a new book
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 247. 219
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
issued 20 Louise Klener. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 2ith day Of
August. 1900 duplicate Will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bankbook No. sos, 232
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
Of New-York, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st.
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the 3Oth day
of August. 1900 duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No. I4O, 251
u the German Savings Bank in the CITY
OF New-York, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st .
issued to Lorenz Burghardt, in trust for
negotiating the same. II not returned TO
the bank on the 2lst day Of August. 1900
a duplicate Will be issued.
LOsT.-Bankbook No 7s9. .4O4. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave. New-York. Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No. 3a3 427
OF the German Savings Bank in the civ
OF New-York corner 4th-aVe and I4tb-st
issued 20 Annie Fannon. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same n
not returned 10 the bank on the Both dav
OF August. l9Oo. a duplicate will be issued
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siACHINERN.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-6OO second-hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. II. EDDY. 398 Madison-st
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OPTICIANS.
EYE GLASSES eRFF

THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes and sell you a pair OF our 50 80
gold spring eyeglasses for 81. and give you
a gold plated eyeglass chain with a safety
hook. also leather case, absolutely free -
It's $500 Outfit for 81. Spectacles at
the same price. KEENE'S OPTICAL co,
l4O FultoP st., New York near Nassau
st) Hours a. m to D. m
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

75xe5: Louis L1bcSer to John Ames s145oO
Pitt-st, Nos 54 and Sc 4sx10O.4 First Hungarian
Congregation Beth Solam. known as the Erster
gregation Agudath Achm M'KraEau.. 425oo
to Emile Haas. 2s5OO
al to Robert H Elliott - q 800
Pearl-st, No so. % 6x112 2x17 .9x112.1: Eliza
beth ] Harve to John E Thran ............... 100
60th-st n S 100 IT OF Coumbus-ave 25x1O0S;
ings Institution $500
60th-st n 8 125 II of Coumbus-ave, 25x1O05;
institution 2s5Oo
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THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
44L5 and 46 Maiden Lane.

Under its system, doubtful points in
titles are submitted to its Committee of
Counsel, consisting of well-known real
estate lawyers. This protection makes
its policies the strongest issued.
Losses in thirteen years of business,
$24 1861.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
BOOKS.
LOWERING S BOOK STORE

For nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10th
st. has removed to
S23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody in New York and foc fifty
miles around knows Lowering. His store Is
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. All kinds of books to suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books, biographical religious. scientific
books Of travel books Of fiction. books for
children. poetry, etc. etc. Anything you
want, and positively at the lowest prices 10
be had in the United States.
EncycIopedias on sale for song--Ap-
pletons Chambers Britannica, and Peo-
pies Books and Libraries purchased
lowering. S23 Broadway near Tn 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Only Republican Wee6dy
newspaper in New-York town OF io.Uyo'
Job plant two separate editions ana sup
scription lists; combined circulation exceeds
1000 copies; price. $4,000, part cash;
owing 20 owners death. heirs desire 70
close estate. Address CHAS. R. BROWN
25S West 23d-st., New-York.
PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, patents economically secured ana
profitably sold. INVENTORS COMFAN1'
$50 NsSsau-st
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
AMERICAN young woman, not afraid OF
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erences. Address AMERICAN, S3 South-st.,
Jamaica, L. I.
COMPANION.-By a girl, 16, 10 an elderly
lady, or nurse or tutor 10 children who in
tend spending next year abroad; can speak
and teach German; this years graduate
average 90; splendid reference. Address
Miss STAR B. HARMON, care Mrs E
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PRIVATE SECRETARY-By young lady,
after September l. as private secretary
to literary person. or position OF trust IN
private office; has had experience IN type
writing for we'll known writers and others
can furnish highest reference. Address
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FURNISHED Ros,u1s-

ST. ALBANS. E. 31ST-ST.
Rooms single or en- suite; breakfast op-
tionaI: transients accommodated
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DRESSNIAnING.

DRIES - SlAEN lNOs
ALI. KINDS OF WAISTS made TO order
of ladies' own material Call on the
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Elegant new building /:
suites. 2 rooms and bath,
equipped with all latest
4, Inquire on premises.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NEW BUILDING PLANS
Amsterdarn-ave, n e corner 61st-st for four
story and cellar brick asylum building 1OOx56;
New-York Infant Asylum No q 41st-st
owner; James Lord, No $50 5th-ave. archi-
tect SlOOOOO
Mercer-st No II. for a six story brick factory.
241Oxe5: Rober- Smith No 2492 Sth-ave,
owner: G Pelham. No 500 5th-ave architect 10000
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or or
the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.
1883 Broadway. AL East 4Sth-st., COE
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR7TM0L L0MIEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d-st.. first class domestics are
supplied
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STORAGE.

STORAGE OF wagons. carriages, coupes;
furniture stored by piece or rooms rented;
building absolutely fireproof: special rooms
for machinery 237 East 47th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
DANBURY HATS.

DANBURY HAT co. announce advar
styles for fall ready. DANBURY H
co. % Desbrosses-st.
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BOAftD AND RUUHo'
HOTEL PARKVIEW.
So West 42d-st.. facing Bryant Park Ideal
location for summer months. European
plan. All modern convenences. Rooms, 50
per week and up. Convenient 10 all cars
Two blocks from Grand Central Station.
21ST-ST., 149 WEST.-Large and small
airy rooms; all improvements; good table;
Southerners transients; reasOnab Bile.
55TH-ST., 45 WEST.-DesirabIe hall rooms,
with board; parlor dining room; refer
ences: table board.
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HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT
Fa!atiaI Day New York and AIsany"
Fastest and finest IN the world
DAILY EsNCEPS SUNDAY.
the Catskis Albany Saratoga. and al points Ear
North and West
-eave Brooklyn. Fulton St Ooy Amen 800 A NJ
DesbrOsses St Pier
West 22u st Pier 800
a Yonkers West Point. NsVFourEh. pou-h
keepsie. Kingston Point Catskiu Hudson. AIbs1v
Through leading Offices inciuds1
OF New York Transfer Co.. check baEEsgs
from residence % destination
CONCERTS MORNINGS AND AFTERNOONS
HUDSON AND G0HSAGKlE BOATS.
Leave foot Of Christopher St every weekday at :
p. NJ connecting with p. & A. r. r
Also. SatUrdavs. steamer OST<ORA 1s3O p. II tn
Cstskiu. with Annex fOr Hudson.
TROY BOATS
STEAMERS CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA en-
TIRELY REBUILT. refurnlshed and
leave West 10th St daily. P u. except Saturday.
Sunday steamers touch Albany
DINING ROOMS ON MAIN DECK sEAPCF4I.TC5F7r
Ezcursicns-Troy. 50 so. Saratoga. $40
Send for booklet excursion tOur8 all sumner -
North and East
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Gonntrn prouertn TO Ert.

TTNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Fredericksburg. Va.-The
principal hotel of the city First brick build
ing, containing forty furnished
tance from Washington, D. C., and Richmond,
teen passenger trains arriving daily. Write partcu
lars to CHAS. WALLACE & BRO. fredericksburg
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices; easiest ts-ma-
MARK BROS. - Union Square.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions er
The Tribune received az their IptoHan
once. No. L. 30 broadway. "a door nerSn
OF 3lst-st until Q o'clOck p. m aver
tisements received AZ the following cIShSl
Offices at regular Office rates until sseSS
p. m. viz. 20t Sth-ave,. s- e. cor -se 80 80
ave and l+th-sc-. Ia2 ColumOus-ave.. -
West 66th-st. lOc West +2d-st-. near o-H-
ave: 81 East 1ith-st 81 West 4-a--sss-'
between 1th and Sth-aves. l58 East 80.
81. 1.SSS Sd-ave.. between T6th and -
sts.; 1.O26 Sd-ave-. near 6lst-sJ.s ]. 10 80 -
ave. near S9th-sl. ESQ S4-Axa-- x~~< -
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Real estate iuante6.

VI TANTED-For six weeks from September 10. country
w house with servants, etc, in complete running
preferably with horses garden Replies must
give full details and F. p. l., Tribune Office
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WAITRESS Girl. between L ard lS. n
private family as waitress OF take care =
grown child. Address Mrs GALL-AGHEiS
2S7 WiIls-av
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0STH- ST, 1877 EAST.-Elegant private houses: high
OO stoop; three story and basement all mprovemenfs
81 200; private neghborhoOd SCHNUGG rs r 96th 81
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AT rHE aRANp
The Woodward wa sren Go. Concludes
Their 3 gagement


The woodward VAR 4 cosconc1 d.
ca their week enssgement Al the
Grand last night.
Tro well patfomzed performances
we're given yesterday -at matinee "The
Great Diamond Myster, 2 at night The
ever popular drama Kathleen Mayour-
neen The full cast did vel. Lula
RunleY did rsmarkably ine work in
the titie role. This chic little actress
has bright future before the foot
lights.
After the performance a committee
from shs audience composed Of Messrs.
Jennings and Bodes FOR the ticket hold Z
ere and Guy Hitner for The company
drew ne sl5 and $40 prizes. Mr.. Hoyt
Gale eAptured HE SIS prize and Mr.
oIos Flanders the SO
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NOTICE
Our store will be closed 70
morrow on account of the
jewish holiday
a. KAIsnR & BRo
NOTICE
.ssREAp RITES AiEA1n

80 - &at1s = A4N ~
FoF the bensfit 81 those c;tizsns of
Brunswick who desire u spe0d
gay with theft friends ID Sayannah,
lhe sou1hern railway Will
cheap excursion RATES sunnah
sna return on the two.ss 8 i
days IA this mouth. Tioksts viii IS
sold on sunday morning. september
asrd ana a0th, 10 saYsanah ami re-
"a a 81 the roand
rip fiokess limited 70 date ii ssls.
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Agooa many eonsumptives would be cured
and the worst cases eonfortsd and relieved b
using Folsya Honey and Tar Suggest 1t 20
ishoss a 4ieted You ehould do this ii friend
W Rusts.
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FOR RENT OR sAI.F--tIoase ana
lot No. d07 DstFsst for fsnt o. sale.
Can ps bought cheap, and on easy
terms Brunswick Bank sud Trust co.
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FOR REM. Lsrge,, oomfortsbIe
rooms, with use OF bath room, with or
without mesls. Terms reasonable.
a05 G street.