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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

terrible giant Wen push on ana look for
somewhere else TO stop tonight"
Nowhere else tban here we'll stop
says the wee red man. mo danger ever
frightened mo Ia all my life before. ana
It's too late 10 begin 20 learn fright now -
And before Jack could Say anything. he
had knocked az the gates. and a giant
with two heads came out roaring. and
asked them what they wanted and what
brought them there
I'VE don't want much" says the little
red man. ''only what every traveller cx-
pects--a sweet supper and a soft bed
Il want both myself. too" says the
giant "and III make a sweet supper OF
you both. and soft bed OF your bones"
Then he laughed an awful laugh that
shook the castle. and made the hair stand
on poor Jacks head.
But that minute the wee red man whip
ped OUT his sword. and made at him, and
the giant whipped out his and made a.
tho wee red man and both Of them fell
TO and had a fight. and long and hard.
but at length the wee red man ran his
sword through the giants heart ana killed
him.
Then they went ir snd spread for them
selves a gragd supper and fine bed IN
which they slept soundly TIL morning.
And IN tbs morning they went on. the
little red man taking with him the Purse
OF Plenty.
al that day they Travelled on before
them. and when light fell they came 90
another great castle.
what castle Is this7" sayH Jack.
THAT castle" SAYS the little red man.
''ls the castle Of the Giant OF the Sword
OF Light
20" SAYS Jack. rive heard OF that ter
rihle giant and his awful sword. ard. %
he says. II want to get out OF mis- neigh
borhood as fast as possible"
Fear never made me turn my back on
mao or mortal yet" says the little red
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then she friends OF the corpse thanked
him heartily and buried tho body.
That very same evening Jack was over
taken by a little red man who asked him
where he was going.
Says Jack: I'm going IN search OF a
wife"
We'll" says the little red man. ouch
handsome young fellow as you won't
have 90 SO far"
Far enough" says Jack. because the
Eln ! want must have hair as black as
the blacklist crow. cheeks as red as the
rcedeat blood and skin as white as the
wh.test snow"
Then" said the little red man. there's
only one such woman in the world. and
sne Is che Princess OF the East. There q
many a brave young man went there be-
fore you to court her. bat none OF them
have come back alive again"
Fer life or for des.a." says Jack. "In
never rest until ! reach the Princess Of
the East and court her"
Well. says .he ist,ic red man, you'll
want boy with you. Let me be your
boy"
but have no money 20 pay YOU" says
Jack
THAT VIII be all right" says the little
red man, ''f'll so with you
That night late they reached a great
castle. This CASTLE" said the little red
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

AS soon as they were married, the mt
~ red man said to Jack: II have a
wedding present for yoQ" so he gave
him ten biaekthorns and told him 20
D eek che Ct these bl0rkth. rms on his
wife every morning Tor ten mornings.
ara n he foli1wot cut iastru tions
faithfully he would have q good wife
on the tenth dry.
Seeing the llttie red man had been such
coed ffierd 10 him. ia sls consented to
DO this. lsr broke ID cxthorfA-on her
every m rn ug Ter ten TAO nings and for
every blacsta, IN he tloise or her she
was G's3osss sed CT a devil. And on the
tenth day she had lest all her rage and
all her fury ana al the devils and she
was the best and most perfect girl "a
well as the most beautiful. in all the
world
The little red man on the tenth day
asked Jack II he remembered when he
set out On hts travels paying out hun
drcd Euneas TO get a cogpse buried ?
Jack said he did.
Then" SAID the little red man. -
was I whom You buried. and have trlet
20 repay you little. Now. goodbye, and
and may you and your wife prosper ever
after"
The little red mar DISAPPEARED ana
Jack and his beautiful wife lived long
and happily.
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Il win wear that golden comb all night.
and I'll spend shis night from midnight
TO coCkcrow neither on The earth nor I'M
der the earth. Yet you must have that
comb for me In the morning. and Il must
be taken from my head between midnight
and cpckcrow." Then she stuck the
comb into her hair again and went OF.
Poor Jack Acknowledged 10 himself that
he had a task before him which he
couldn't do. He wandered down the
stairs and out OF the castle and went
meandering into the garden in low spir-
It's.
The wee red man soon came 10 him
and asked him what was the matter.
20. matter enough says Jack. And
commenced telling him all
Keep up your heart" said the wee
red man. and I'll see what can do for
you"
So the little red man went ard got his
Cloak Of Darkness, and then watched TIL
midnight outside the Princess door.
Just one second before the stroke OF
midnight. the Princess came QUE OF her
room with the golden comb II her hair,
and went of 20 Hell. The little red man
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He ana Jack went into the castle. ana
they made n hearty supper and elapt
sonudly in the eofieEt beds they could
get ana in the morning they went Oft
again. the wee red man taking with him
the Sword 81 Light.
Having the Purse Of Plenty. they could
not know want from this forward. so
they went on their Journey right merriiy.
They Travelled far ard long unth al length
they came into the East and pushed on
gor the castle Of the Princess. And when
they came TO where the Princess lived.
they took their horses (for they were now
riding two beautiful steelsl 10 black
smiths forge and had them ahod with
gold. And when they had them shod they
rode up 90 the castle. by the wee red fel-
lows order they didn't wait TO knock at
the gate, but put their golden spurs 10
their horses aud leaped them over the
castle walls.
When che servants and soldiers saw the
pair come bounding over the castle walls
upon horses shod with gold, they ran
out in wonder. From the Purse or Pien-
" the rcd felfyw, as Jacks servant, pull
ea out handfuls aud handouts OF silver
and Of gold and scattered them among the
crowd
Then the servants quickly brought word
10 tho Princess 81 the East Of che beau
tiful and rich gentleman who had come,
with has servant. 30 court her They
told her how they had both ieaped The
castle wallis on horses shod wi,h gold.
mud chat they threw away their gold in
handfuls.
She sent word for Jack 10 be taken 20
har. ara when Jack came into her pres
cree. he was enchanted With the look or
her: for her hair was 80 black, her cheek
and lips 80 red. and akin 80 white, he had
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man, Is the castle OF the Giant OF the
Cloak Of Darkness"
%" says Jack. i've heard OF that ter
riblo giant. Wen pass on and hook for
somewhere else 20 stop"
No other place wen stop than here. !"
says the little red man. knocking al tho
gates.
Jack was TOO brave TO run away. so he
Ftood by the little red man till a great
and terrific giant came 90 the gates and
opened them. and asked them what they
wanted.
We want supper and bed for the
night" says the rcd fellow.
Thars good. says the giant. II want
supper and bed. too. I'il make my supper
on you both. and my bed on your bones
md then he let a terrible laugh Gus Ok
him that made the hair stand up on poor
Jacks head
But in "A lash, the wee red fellow whips
out his sword and struck out % the giant,
and the giant then pulled out his. and
STRUCK out al the wee red man. Both OF
them foll to II hard and fast. ard they
fought a terrible fight for long time; but
~ the eEd tho wee red man ran the giant
through the heart and killed him.
Then he took Jack IN, and they spread
Tor themselves a grand supper with the
best OF everything eatable and drinkaose'
aud had a good sleep. and IN the mora
ing they started on. tho wee red fellow
taking With him the Cloak Of Darkness
Belonging 60 the Giant he had killed.
They Travelled on ana on thai day. ana
81 nisht they reached another castle.
What caFtle Is thisg' says Jack.
'Trhss.'' says che wao red man, ~ the
castle OF The Giant Of the Purse OF fien-
ty."
''chsn." nayz Jack rye heard OF that
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his Cloak of Darkness aud watched for
her that night again. and just before mid
night. ahe cam0 out and went on lie
followed her, and she didn't stop tai she
was IN Hell. where the Devil was very
glad TO see her ana kissed her. and they
sat down side by side to chat.
The little red fellow. with his Cloak
OF Darkness came up beside her and
waited ard the fret opportunity he got.
BE- snatched the ring OF her finger, and
went on and gave IL TO Jack.
So when she came down 60 breakfast
on the next morning Jack handed her
over the table her diamond ring: and this
morning she was doubly as furious as
on The morning before.
Well" she said. you've done two Of
che tasks. bat the third You never will
do"
So that night she toia him: Il viii
spend all the time between mldnigh,
aud cock.crow neither on the earth nor
under the earth; and I want you TO have
Tor me IN the morning the lips ! shall
have kissed while l have been away.
Your head III surely have now. Tor the
sword was nevc2F yet made by mortal
man that can cut hose lips"
Then she went away.
Poor Jack. he wandered cut into the
garden. very down-hearted at this. aud
sure and certain that he would lose his
head In the morning
The little red man came up TO him
ana asked him what was the matter
Jack told him and the red fellow said
Keep up your heart. and III see what
con be done" And he reminded Jack
that he had the Sword or Light which
was never made by mortal man
lie threw his Cloak OF Darkness about
him. took the Sword OF Light with hin
and watchsd by the Princess door.
Just before midnight she came ou'
aud went on. and he followed her q
Ifeu. where the Devll welcomed hel
with a kiss. and ms he did the little ree
man raised the Sword OF Light and cut
the lips on him and went on as fast
as he could.
SO in the morning Jack handed them
across the table 10 the Princess. who
was shaking with rage. and then he de
manaed her hand ia marriage And she
had 10 consent.
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BLOOD 81! 0 | Z!

never seen In an his life any one so beau
tiful.
Il understand you have come TO court
me-" says she.
That ! have" says Jack.
Well" says She ito every one that
comes 90 court me. l give three tasks.
II any one performs the three tasks /
give them, they viii win me- but ~ they
fail in any one % the three. they will
lose their head. Are you willing to try
on such eonditions?" says she.
I'm try" says Jack. upon any condl-
tionx"
She took him out then into The Gar
den Of Heads. and showed him ses rose
bushes. and for a flower there was a
mans head on every one OF s64 OF the
bushes
There's one bush without a flower yet.
Jack" says she. but IN less than three
days l hope TO see your head towering
on IT,"
Then she took him into the castle again
ana treated him 20 fine dinner And
when they had finished dinner and drunk
their wine and chatted she got up TO bid
him good night
She took out of her hair a gold comb
and showed IT TO him. ''Now." she says.
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threw his Coax Of Darkness around him
and followed her.
She didn't stop till she came TO Hell.
where she went Ia. and the liule red
man went IN after her.
The Devil was very glad TO see hcr.
and he kissed her. and the two sat down
side BY side. and began 20 chat. And
as they couldn't see she wee red man for
his Cloak OF Darkness. he came up be-
hind and snatched the gold comb om Of
her hair. and went on with IL; and when
he game 70 earth he gave The tomb 20
Jack.
Ia the morning. when the Princess Of
the East appeared AZ breakfast. Jack
handed her her gold comb across the ga
ble. She was furious. and the eyes OF
her flashed FIRE. That night she showed
him n diamond ring on her nEger. and
she aeta she would not be ON earth or un-
drr the earth between midnight and cock
crow. yet he must get that ring between
chose two times. and have Il for her IN
the morning.
And when she went away. Jack went
down 10 the garden. and was wandering
m,sue there when the wee red man came
~ 40 him and asked aim what was the
matter. and he told the wee red man.
welt" says the wee red man. TN
srv what I can do.t And 80 he took
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
THE SNOW, THE CROW AND THE
BLOOD.

ny NehAAAA M@AaAHttA2s
Author Of In Chimney Corners"
Through the Turf-smoke" and
other stories

author Of in Chimney Corners. /"
Through the Tnrf-Smoke" and
other stories.
Copyright. 1909. by seumas MaeAianus
one day ia the dead Of winter when
tie snow lay like linen ta6iecloth over
tho world. Jack. tho King OF Irolands
son. went out 60 shoot. lie saw a Grow,
and he shot Il and II feli down on the
snow. Jack went up 90 IL and no thought
he never saw anything blaeker than that
crow, or reddsr than his blood. nor any
thing whittier than the snow round about
lie said to himself. I'm never rest TN
] get wife whose hair Is as black as
that crow, her cheeks as red as that blood
ana her skin aa white as that Snow
SO he went homo ard told hts father
and mother this. He said he was going
10 SEE on before him and hook for such a
Girl.
The King and Queen told Jack that Il
would be impossible ever 70 get a girl
that would answer that description. and
tried 20 persuade Jack from setting out,
but Jack wouldn't he persuaded.
He started on with his fathers and his
mosher's blessing. and a h,snars.a sninaas
that his father had given him In his
pocket. lie travelled away and very Tar.
end about tho middle of the day on tho
second day out. passing a graveyard. he
saw crowd there wrangiing over a
corpse He went IN aud inquired what
VAS the matter. and he found there we're
bailiffs there wanting to seize the corpse
for a debt Of a hundred gulneas. JACK
was sorry for the poor corpse so he put
hts hand IN his pocket took out the hun
dred guincas. and paid them down. and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
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IL has no EQUAL II cures all stomach
troubles ard insures good health and
sweet refreshing sleep.
A GOVERNORS OPINION.
Gov. Robert Taylor OF Tenne>See nays.
II md Tyncr's Dyspepsia Remedy an al
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CO. Jo7sz s. Forsyth 81. atlanta. Ga.
send sc TO pay postage for sample
bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
THE ANTHRAX BACILLUS.
Young Doctor Probably Infected
From n Cigar.

From the New York Herald
The HeraId'a European edition pub
fishes the following from its correspond
ent.
Berlin, Thursday.-A young Berlin doc
tor who Is studying Ia the meteorological
Institute ia the Luisenstrasse. "a al pres
eut IN a terrible position. as Il Is extreme
~ probable that he Is infected with the
anthrax bacillus
A. is well known, anthrax infection has
almost always fatal results. The case has
caused the greatest sensation in nedleal
circles.
The young doctor was a, work In The
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
SOUTHERN BANK

OF inc state OF Georgia.
capital ss.s.s...s..sss .xegN. 80
Surplus and undivided profits.t. .t4oi .0c9
DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE Oh
GEORGIA.
Superior facilities tor transacting q
General banking business
Collections made on an points
accessible through banks and bankers.
Accounts Of BanAs bankers. AiufeuAsatS
and others solicited Safe Deposit Boxes
Tor rent
Department OF Savings, interest payable
quarterly.
Sells Sterling Exchange on London q
ard upwards
JOHN FLANNERY. President
HORACE A. CRANE. Vice President
JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
mo. FLANNEHY. wM ". GORDON
r. A. WE'LL ". W. GORDON. Jr.
II, A. CRANE. JOHN A. EGAN.
LEE ROY MYERS. JOSEPH FERgT.
II. r. SMART CHARLES ELLIS.
EDWARD KELLY. JOHN J. KIRBY.
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THE GERMANlA BANK

Capital ................ ...............-s@0,VS9
Undivided profits ..................... S1.v1J
This bank offers It's services to corpora
tons. merchants and Individuals.
Haas authority 10 act as executor, ad-
ministratof, guardian. etc.
Issues drafts on the principal cities In
Great Britain and Ireland and on the
Continent.
Intertsf raid or compounded quarterly
on deposits In the Savings Department
Safety Boxes for rent.
HENRY BLUM. President
GrO. W. TTEDEMAN. Vice President.
JOHN NJ. HOGAN. Cashier.
WALTER +. HOGAN. Asst Cashier.
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THE GEORGIA STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION i.
Assets over $500, 900.

s PER CENT. per annum allowed on
deposits, withdrawals on demand. Inter
est credited quarterly.
PER CENT. per annum allowed on
deposits OF even hundreds, Withdrawals
at annual periods.
GEO. W. TTEDEMAN. President.
R H. LEVY Vice President
4. W. BELL. Secretary.
4. q. ANDERSON. JR.. Treasurer
OFFICE. Il YORK STREET. WEST.
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SaIlIIal RQHk ! I[NSI CO.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 600.

Accounts OF banks. merchants. corpora
lions and individuals solicited.
Savings Department, interest paid
quarterly.
safety Boxes and Storage Vaults for
rent.
Collections made on all points at rea-
sonable rates.
Drafts cold on all the chief cities OF the
world.
Correspondence invited.
JOSEPH d. WEED. President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND. Vice President
w. +. McCAULEY. Cashier.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
No 100

or SAVANNAH
CAPITAL. 5000. SURPLUS. 10000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
j. A. O. CARSON. Presid at.
REIRNE GORDON. Wee President
NJ. NJ. DANANT. Cashier.
Accounts OF tanks ard bankers, mer-
chants and corporations received upon
the most favorable terms consistent with
nafe and conservative banking
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

THuNDERBOLT AND ISLE or HOPE
Commencing At 800 D. m car leaves
Thunderbolt every hour for Isle of Hope
Until s.s9 .. ia.
Commencing az an .. m. car leaves
isle Of Hope every hour for Thunder
bols until $50 D. m
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
8, L8l or \ R'f AND cas- RYI


For Isle OF HoEe. Thunderbolt Monsgom-
cry Cattle Park aud West End.
Subject 20 change without notice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
TuIiNDrRpOI.T scuEDULr.

WEST END.
The first car leaves for West End az
7.1o O. m ana every - minutes thereafter
until 100 a. m, after which a car runs
IN each direction every % minutes until
midnighs.
IT. N. LOTION. Gen. MGR
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM

Mr.. W. J. Gibson, the popular
representative of the Htna Life
Insurance Company has purchas-
ed an interest in the business of
the Goldsboro Real Estate Ex>
change, of which Mr.. E. A. Hum
phrey has beenIat5orne y andgen-
eral manager.
These gentlemen have formed
a substantial co-partner to be
known as the Humphrey-Gib-
son Company, and will continue
to conduct a general Real Es-
tate and Insurance business.
The department for the collec-
ton of rents will receive especial
attention, and will be under the
personal supervision.of Mr.. Glib
son. An up-to-date and modern
collection department. for Colds
boro is what has long been need.
ed, and.will go a long ways to
wards making Reai Estate invest
ments more profitable.
Tbs ARGUS congratulateg these
yong gentlemen upon their saga
city in selecting a business that
has indeed an inviting field IN
progressive Goldsboro, and we
wish them the fullest possible
measure of success.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12
s. s. ASSOCIATION,

The executive Committee of tho
Wayne County S. S. Association
have appointed the following time
and places for holding the differs
ent township conventions:
Fork-Ebenezer, May 18th,
1900.
Brogden-Mt. Olive Baptist
church, June 21, 1900.
Saulston-Saulston M. E. church,
June %, 1900.
Indian Springs-Seven Springs
Baptist church, July 10, 1900.
Pikeville, Nahunta church, June
Il, 1900.
Goldsboro-Goldsboro First
Baptist, May 80, 1900.
Grantham-Falling Greek M
E. church. May -, 1900.
Stony Creek--Salem church,
July -, 1900.
New Hope-Casey's Chapel,
Nahunta- Eureka M. E,church,
July s, 1900.
The above time and places are
subject to change by the Presi-
! dents and Executive Committee
of the different townships, but II
is hoped that they will be observed
when practical.
Because of the removal from
the township of Mr.. T. I Sutton.
| E. A. Stevens was elected presis
dent to fill the vacancy.
Every Township president is
requested to begin active work
in order that each township MAJ
have as large a convention al
possible, and it is suggested that
} they have their programmes
printed at least two weeks in ads
vance and distribute then
throughout the townships. Any
aid or information will be gladl,
furnished by me.
II. B. PARKER, Jr.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12

It is a great thing to be a Dem
ocrat.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12
III JORDAN PLAN.
Adopted by the North Carolina
Tobacco Growers Associa-
tiOn. Jan IL, 1900

AUOpteU Dy GH0 NOFGU O
Tobacco Growers Associa-
tiOn, Jan IL, 1900
The resolution adopted by the
State Tobacco Growers Associa-
tion endorsing the plan of Mr..
Jordan reads as follows:
eve agree to enter into a con-
tract with j. F. Jordan and his
associates to sell to him our to-
bacco raised during the next five
years at an advance of not less
than Is FER cent over the prices
of the same grade of Tobacco dur
ing the last five years, the said
price to be fixed by a commission,
d majority of whom shall repre-
sent the seller.
"We further agree to take
stock with said Jordan and asso-
c%iates, a corporation which shall
be formed for the purpose of
manipulating and disposing of
SAID tobacco, sold to said J. F.
Jordon and his associates to the
extent of not less than IS pei
cent of the value of our said to-
bacco. The seals of this argree-
Iment shall be hereafter arranged
SO as to carry out the true intent
and meaning of this agreement.
If we make default in this agree
ment in any particular Te agree to-
forfeit to said corporation the
said stock so taken. Aud we fur
Their recommend for our mutual
benefit that the farmers of North
Carolina reduce their crop at least
IS per cent below the past years
production. We invite the CO.
operation of Virginia, South Car
DINA and other sections which
grow bright tobacco"
THE PLAN ORGANIZATION.
This organization shall be
known as the North Carolina
Farmers Tobacco Association. It
shall consist of a township, county
and State organization.
The township organization shall
consist of a president, vice-presi-
dent, secretary, treasurer and K
ecutive committee of three and all
white persons interested in the
growth of tobacco.
The county organization shall
consist of delegates from the
township convention. eae delegate
part thereof.
The officers of the / con-
vention shall consist of u plesident,
vice-presidents, secretary and
treasurer and executive committee
| of five members. Each county
convention shall have power to ap-
point organizers IN their own
county.
! The State Convention shall con-
sist Of delegates from the county
association together with the of~
fcers elected by this conventlen'
Each county shall be entitled to
five votes at the State convention.
All officers in all Of these assola-
tons shall be elected for a term
of one year. The township asso-
citation shall have power to assess
reach member dues for Is cents
per year, ten of which shall go to
the county meeting, ten cents tc
the State treasurer. The State
association shall have power tc
elect an organizer to organize II
any part CT the State.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12

Marriage licenses we're issued
only to white people in Wayne
county for the past week and they
are as follows: Edgar Goodwin t.
Elma Goodwin, J. I. Horn to
Smithy Pearce, }. j. Wadsworth
to Sarah Price.