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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

not in tho habit 81 bursting There was
a general smile OF Indulgence Grandpa
Jameson had never seen an electric car.
Most Of thc others had
II know kinder how Gaiuslus feels about
II" grltsipa went on. mediiatively. kind
Of as IL everything he'd got used 10 was
going 10 smash. Pretty uncomfortable
feeling too I've had Il. Felt that way
when they put the telegraph tn and we
kept hearing bout an the dreadful things
that happened cvcryw here and some that
didn't happen. zoo lars that goes
Grandpa gave q Fly laugh.
Maybe YOU wouldn't think n. but
vas 50 mad when they put those WirCs
through here. and the first thing We heard
was about big smas hup where some
Maquaudville folks got killed We Jus,
blamed the wires as if they was responsf-
bic. ana ana "a los OF us guess
wcfi call no names. some Is dcad now ana
others nin't-we just pulled one post down
and cut The wire and hitchea II onto a
wagon and drove i've miles all round cor
ncrs. nud got that wire pretty well twisted
up. No nobody ever know who done Il,
Folks can BE- dreadful innocent when
they want 20 be. you know Well as 7
was saying. Gaiusius he's lived here an
his life s1mc's ] have. and somehow Won
can't blame him so much. after al. fsof
Kind o queer myself when come 20
think on a.
You young folks don't know anything
about a., turning TO the group or interest
I'd idlers, " cause you amt lived eighty
years IN one place. and you can't remem-
Der how things used 20 he
"Galusius and me haven't ever lived
anywhere else. nd he can remember when
there want but two houses between
SHOWS Corner and the postofiiee Looks
al ole
folks get old they don't ike changes 90
well.
Hes got an awful lot OF sentiment
Galuslus has. on. yes, you wouldn't ever
expect A. but he has. and expect Il
breaks aim VI pretty well to think OF the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

Boscy Man dropped his club. ana when
Doc gOt on his feet again. he went away
us fast as be- could Since that he has
never been seen playing Eo'f with any
body and the animals and snakes in Dea-
con Jones wood ar happy Some men
from the city who -sw sly Fox and HsDt
owl playing thought "a was really a good
game aud they went back ana taught
other people how 90 riay 10 only instead
~ Sly Fox TO hnd the balls they hired
gooi little BOYS called clddics who al
ways nud tha balls, no matter how Gar
they 80. and would never think Of doing
any 10 ug 50 dishonest as To- charge .
cents Tor the same ball over and over
again.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

down 60 the ties. Hes been dead set
against il ever since the first. and there
ain'i no way OF shaking him.
They offered him "a big price Tor a lot
70 build their power house on, but he
wouldn't Get 'cm have q, at no price
SAYS he dont want no electric cars a.
whlzzing by bis house, ana he sham, ever
use 'em. and hc hopes theyll al get
su ashed up or hurst
II don't spoec tncy could do that very
wei. could thcy9" anNiously 10 a by
stauder. cause IL would be kind OF un.
fortunate 90 have one burst right IN front
oi the Postcihcc. FOR instance"
No, they told him. electric cars were
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1900

up enthusiasm and a ass .a 10 see. s.;.e
eyes.
The Selectuen. the directors and the
few ihy1ted guests looked at the old man
and smiled a. one another
Rather good thing. ISN'T it, quefied
the superintendent
Well. guess" 10 replied emphatically.
Glad I'm living. Just like flying NY
bur what would those old Indians say7'
lie sank back In happy reverie
Harriet Caryi Coz.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

The Herbert Spencer IL an elegant ess
aud ~ truly a delightful ENJOY .lent I,
innale the fumes OF this me tooAes"'
Is evhilaratinE and delicious s....s,
See that the name OF Herbert spep.
is on every wrapper OF every cigar, WIZ
out which none are genuine. -,
The Herbert Spencer cigars afe
sold by the box Of 30 Conehas az 80, -
Perfectos. $50 az Iappman Bros. wn W..
safe druggists. Barnard
atreets. Of this city.-ad,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

From the Ladies' Home Journal.
There are but four classes al ho~e
said an Englishman. after nve years
residence In the United States. the peer
nge. che gentry. tradespeople and "ofN-
ing folk. There are five hundred olasses
In America! In yonder big shop where
am. the owner Is looked mp TO as SOW
ereign by hts clerks; the salcs"oin
speak to noor-walker with Pave"
breath the drivers the messengers w
cash-boys. the porters. each form on,
ferent social rank. Nobody thinks %
equality. In every alley IN New YORK
there is On exclusive aristocratic SCI /"
which other ssts are working up. r'fu"
Cling TO enter. My head swims. nv
made up my mind TO 80 home, where INV
footing OF every man Is secure
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07
THE FIRST CAR,

Ana How Grandpnpa Jameson Rode
In If
There was IN air Of suppressed excite
mcnt and inquiry in Maquandv.ue An
hour before three strangers had aiight-
81 from The AccommnlatIon min. and.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

''Graybeard Is q family medicine Wi'a
u.s. said n prominent business man yes
tsrdsy My wife takes e. and noi,es
she Is enjoying better health than -
years The children keep well by 'aA''S
a."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-07

Graybserd may be obtained AZ a. orus
stores or write TO us for II. Respess "Ns
Co sole props. SAVANNAH, Go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

of Americans are going abroad this
year, more than the average. Congress-
men are sending to the state depart
ment requests for passports for their
constituents. One Minnesota con-
gresham has secured forty of these
papers during the past month.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil finds
that the undergraduates are hav-
ing no little difiieulty i'll explaining
their claim that the Filipinos are unfit
TO be citizens OF the United States and
are still tit to organic md maintain a
republic OF their own and to be self
governing when they are not capable
of being governed
That bill should become a law, even
If Iowa does border IN Missouri de-
cares the Davenport Republican. in re
ferring TO the measure before the Iowa
legislature making train robhing o.
wrecking or attempts thereat punisha-
bic by life imprisonment
AS sized UP by the winterset Madi-
sonian: There's going 70 be some pol
Iitics of a rev order abroad in this
country This fall WFh foreign pos
sessions, or outlying integral parts OF
the country, whichever they may be
decided TO be, questions viii be dis
Hcussed With which the people have no,
been familiar 1t VIII AZ least be some
relief to have slight surceasee of the
Etariff-is-a -tax the heaven born-ratio.
Ct cstera ad nauseam. The Spanish
Mar has not been all in vain
The Sioux City Tribune thinks .'ths
lone democrat that spoke against the
resolution in the Iowa house in favor Of
free trade With the new possessions
Should invest in aapeltical chart ant
compass and locate himself
| The Rockford Register declares tina,
the way in which tho people govern
themselves was never better illustrated
.itan by the fact that the Porto Ric'
tariff bill had smooth sailing until tbs
i.peeple We're heard from and that today
the scheme has to be abandoned
Lets all work now d make Schallei
Ia hstter town" is the good policy of tn,
IHerald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

When the steering apparatus gets ou.
Of order, the horseless carriage can cut
up didos like those charged to the poor
equine An autQnlobile in this predlca-
in Chicago eollided with cable
car and created a big scare.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

Movers in the city are active. as Well
slider themselves fortunate if they sue
coed in getting better quarters without
being required To pay greater rent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

The highest mountain peak in
Alaska is Mount Mckinley. That is
Well named says the keokuk Gate
City for he rates now. and probably
viii permanently, as one of the great
Americans.
The ottumwa Courier notices that
this fictitious prosperity is becoming
alarming to certain democratic gentle
men.
The Rockwell city Advocate express
es this opinion: "scedar Rapids wants
one of the republican state conventions
this year, but Des Moines is the place
for all of them. Since the auditorium
was built at the capital city there is no
excuse for dragging delegates over
roundabout railroad routes to a less
accessible point. Des Moines is the
railroad center of the state and con-
ventions can be held there as less ex-
penditure of time and money by the
delegates than anywhere else. "
The Davenport Democrat observes
that sit is taken in some quarters. as a
sign of prosperity that q large number
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
AT LEADING POINTS.

Reports from leading centers are gem
orally of Favorable character as re-
ported by Dun
In Chicago, while the weather favored
outdoor work operations We're few on
account of labor troubles. Mercantile
collections have improved, and retail
trade is doing better. With Easter novel; 4
ties selling freely. Large mail orders are
Jobbing lines are satisfactory. ship-
6ments of dry goods, clothing. shoes and
millinery exceeding last years for the
same period.
In Philadepha. altho good business
fhas been done in some lines wholesale
and retail dry goods dealers report trade
merchants say that January and Febrti-
airy showed material gains oyer last
vcar but the Nlitiea comparison is les
satisfaetass FMS is explained hy heavy
purchassS lilsHsually early in The sea-
son bnysls locking up in ailtcipation.
Manufacturer u clothing are all work
3ins 70 tFsle fab eapaeits
In lsastoH some leading branches of
trade shaA Increased activity iahpets
ouyins nsEe ltbera Of footwear. and
shil,ln an1oGllfsdsio ss.4e9 cases for
1.-THE Neek q goed eai.l5oYer Last yt.ai
The market is steady al unehansed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
ATTRACTIVE s.rERsoNALlTYaoF


PARIS.
ST is. If / may be allowed the wora,
ins PERSONALITY e lhe city; the char
q teI whieh il has drawn from the
pr''sranent Of The I'arisans. says
Ida NJ Fagbs.ii N April seribner's,
Hou can nor be long there without
finGaig that is a friendly city The boy
Mlo passes sou on the stairway lifts
his hat and SAYS good day If you go
of 2 morning into a milk shop 0 bay a
i3eup Of Office everybody present says
good morning TO you. No one enters
+ nor isaT@s without polite greeting
1 II on get into trouble on toe street,
: TEA your gown o. fall--tWenty people
I offer gol MD. You lose YOU way
th4ls is somebody 10 go oft IL his way
10 put you right In short people
notice Ho,, and show 1T. ana al the
4 bottom there IS no one OF US seho is no,
BATTERED by the consciousness that he
4 is being noticed. An Anglo Saxon ig-
nofss everybody to Whom ne has not
81 been presented The Frenchnan may.
not address YOU but you knew he is
,INahseious Of your presence and ready
Z 70 Ius himself vonr sefyiae This
friendliness goes 80 far that, as a rule,
q FfYsnchman WI promise anything,
EtsIs you anything If thereby he ean be
agreeaba % yoll. Nine times out Of ten
he has no ltiea Of fulfilling tbs promise.
a Hc makes 1t beeaues It pleases him Ia
b anis hle-and forgets II Immediately
This is almost universally 50 With
trades people excepting those Who favs
learned better BY much experiences With
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
A BIT OF FooLlsnNEss.

A BIT OF FOOLlSuNESS.
The Iowa house has hastily passed a
bill purported to be For the protection
OF minority stockholders in corpora
;ions Which il allowed 10 beeenle q Law
will cause no end Of Michief To tllou-
sands of business institutions. lis sew
en- sections summarized are as follows:
Section Boards d directors car
be authorized To employ officers and
agents to manage and carry on the
business Of a corporation, and fix The.
salary OF compensation 70 he paid
therefor only when shree-fourths oil
the stock represented AT an annpal
meeting consent thereto.
See. s-If the boards of directors aee
mol anihorizsd as aheye ihen he psw
er 10 name officers shall be EXERCISED
by the stockholders. but ii tliis case
only BY three-folirtias Vote 81 ALL
the sleek of the corporation.
See. BIN case M stoclSh 9iilsi.s. ~
a three-feurths vote Of ah he stock.
sa,,s,at ag,sa mar, t's{s 6,a,.., r 3{t9.
,o,.s sba4l pags a,,.,,.,s5,, S. .sn,,,l.sy
ayanis ana fx M .,,sa,san h,srs.
of. but nc one 50 Employed SEAL be
any director ofrieer. stag Sn8ldel, 4p
5ersou interested in the Sock 5f suell
corporation
go .A.y-An 49,, ~ - a. ati5,3i.,
,,,s.,i,,ss Mis- rs .siy.s8
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'e's's
80 - y We si''''l ~ fi
''''s - 80 49, 80
- = s''F so si'l IS ~ ''ii'' w ~
1900 = 'sF'.ss7is'' $ 's''s''s 49, 81
$500 81 s'sss' y So =. 9 80
mus s Wiz % ssssh ssafi1 5e'7s y Per
eefls9t 5lie Stock ean ltleek business
throw re Who's INSTITUTION INTO chaos
ara epn2i2ei TIC board Fl directors e
SAL ~ strangers fisssrsiy without the
holders Of stock F9 manage 81 BUSH
MSS Saefi 9 .S'nS'l'i''l4 80 a tlaHGs M2'''a
rum siiF ~ 7''ilsiss'7iis Row ael'ls oasl-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
s,-l-s !
!: TOPICS OF THE TIMES !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

7 aVFlIS VI EhE HINES
Bryan trip to the Pacific coast is
NOT made for his health.
-.
Royal Meteorological Society on The I
Mean Temperature Of the surface /
Waters Of the Sea Round the British I
Coasts and Its Relation to the Mean I
Temperature OF the Air. Mr. Dickson I
arrived at the conclusion that the mere
Of Atlantic water IS more ef-
fsctivs IN depressing the summer tenn
peiature III Britain than III raising that
OF the winter months
s1''s - 'sa 80 80. . "eA itoie "
piose 'iias y .si' - oau as paineeu'
49,. 80
49,.
:.
.,,.... ,,,s
~.
~,
!, s., .,,3es
49,.
The republieans AZ the senate exnect
ID aet together tsiff3v u, an arrean,e,,,
on the Porto n ieo t.,s,ff nil
4 The Iowa Health Bulletin. jus. issued
\ for ire present month. saws. sOne OF
j
ne ,ec,,liarities or ne presants and Ia g,
wars outbreak If smallnox is the all
I sence of INSTRUMENTATION literature
4 Never hef5ra insti he histary os Iowa
..sisfa,.i,,,-at Ieast not for several see.
stons-has thara haen ca little .ffort -
n,.s,,,f,;ce o,,- slspisIato,s AGAINST vacei-
na,ian W. ,,aaII,. ba,iay. era,,, ,,.h
10. ~, ~ paara sron, tba olsar boia .av.r
,3.g,o,,a,s IA, ,be,- fe., lar,as,,,.. to5
,s .ha Nat,a,sa, 49,; ,-.a,.,,,a,;5,,
,a,a 49,.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

Thousands Of testimonlals could be
furnished TO prove what Lichty's
Cough Cure has done in curing coughs.
colds. Group, whooping cough, throat
and lung complaints, but by purchas-
ing 25-cent bottle you will be more
quickly convinced that it is a medicine
|of rare excellence and one that You
should always have in the house. 1T IS
warranted to cure. Sold by W. H Ev-
ans. druggist, 113 East Main street, and
George r Powers. druggist. 2S East
Main street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
HOW BANNING IN IOWA LOOKS

NOM.
The following from the Northwestern
Banker published at Des Moines. gives
q fair indieation Of monetary aud bust
ness affairs ii the Hawkeye state
Thinking 1t would o- Of interest and
possibly Of assistance 10 the readers of
the Barker 70 know the generai eondi-
tion ~ banking in Iowa we have made
quite o number of Inquiries tilruout the
uation as 1t row appears. There is no
Adissentine Voice as ta general prosper,
H tN during the last year and all voice
| the prediction OF an unprecedented
prospect fof grand year III all lines
Iof legitimate business. We are pleased
to note that in number of towns and
lcities where competition was carried to
lsuch an extent that profits were cut
i much lower than they should be
4 bankers have concluded that profits
were better than the satisfaction of
/ having beaten competitor and are
now transacting business on a profita-
/ Bile basis. and the desire generally
seems 10 be 10 pursue a conservative
and profitable method of doing BUSH
ness.
4 Condensed, the very Interesting let
ters inform us that the demand for
money is and has been good The rate
of interest irm-farm loans in consid-
cradle demand owing to the large num-
Der Of farms changing hands. Rates or
these are 5, SIG and per cent.
4 Large increase OF deposits over last
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

"Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup cured
me when | though, 1 was going to die
Of consumption, writes l. II. Lawton,
of Boise city, Idaho The medicine
that cures colds. sore throat, Group
whooping cough, la grippe pneumonia
and all throat and lung troubles.
George p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26

To Cure Cold While You sleep
Take Weeks Break-Up-.-Cold Tab
let's" No cure. no pay. Price. % cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26
Florida, West Indies and Central
Americn.

The facilities OF the Louisville &
Nashville rai.road for handling tourists
and travellers destined for all points in
Florida, Cuba. Porto Rico Central
America, or for Nassau. are unsur-
passed Doodle daily lines OF sleeping
cars are r.n from Cincinnati. Louis
Vile, Chicago and st. Louis through
jacksonville to interior Florida points.
and to Miami. Tampa and New Or
leans. the ports q. embarkatioa for the
countries mentioned. For folders. etc.
write George 3. Horner. ID. p. A.. ST.
Louis. Mo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-26


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
NEUROLOGICAL.

IN B-,yssssTlin. Texas, September IL
3 esssiv sn = who resided near Durango,
sssy 10y, died Sunday and was buried
! i, Sne leaves several children ID
Il III i s Her husband. MIR Tull
4 s' ssg alsd several years ago was one
~ destS ana Most prominent citizens
ehsfies astoria. Texas, September II.
H,bs .euehaer received news YES
\ d. 81, ecn aa,ianosa. She was an old resi-.
SaBorv uu.y and 70 years of age.
IA s,ssss Victoria, Texas. september
ssl,ars ~ aged II years, died al
y. turl.s AIRS. II. Berger yesterday,
~ ~ o'clock yesterday after
Siiy fhSc@astop, Texas. septembe, .
~ silefnoonu aled at this place late
.'ss w. ~ the residence of her
4 q Mn MeManus. at the ripe old
re Il tie n,9wn came 10 Texas from
4 J. psSssyyille, Texas. September -
lis tor oy,, an old Baptist preacher
e lllns,. ~ died September 3 after
nseslc ba az Two weeks. and was buried
II u Gsovsss at Magnolia Spring Ia
~ tsesn lisa, and was "a wears ~
''sarsa rnti ll'shs ,lnlsg at the age OF 80,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-14
WHAT is AN ACHE?
~ Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL II
Part of the Body That Your
Blood Cannot Nourish.

plsee that lacks a certain food to hula
up Its strength.
What does II lack?
Iron.
The strength OF iron can literauv ho r.a.
cut of iron. All doctors prescribe IRON for
weak constitutions, or would like 10
But most iron preparations blacken the
teeth and have disagreeablo tnste
Dr. Harter was the first physician 20 s,..
cover a pleasant-taeting preparation Of iron
which does not blacken the teeth. IL IA IRE
pared from the pyrophosphate OF iron. resos.
nired by scientists az the best Of all the salts
OF iron. 'a'''
It is called DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
Rackache. sldeache, muscleaehe, beaoacb.
and all other aching pains can be driven ou,
with DR.. Hdrter's Iron Tonic. 1t cures chill
and ague.
The Iron goes Into your blood and from
there to all parts of your body that need a
Biologists know when they see red earth
blood has iron In II.
Pale people need iron to color their h,ooa
white blood is unhealthy
REQ. strong, robust people with bright
rudy cheeks have plenty OF iron In their
blood, and all the iron strength that zoe.
with H. s'''
Dr. Harters Iron Tonic will give this
strength to you, II you want It.
no De vel. 70 be strong, to be free from
eomplexion--who would not want III
Dallas. Tex.s Dec. 1e. 1897.
'Dr. Harter Medicine Co.. Dayton. Ohio
Gentlemen: | have suffered from kidney
trouble FOR years. | saw your announcements
OF free distribution Of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic,
IN our local papers, and secured a sample
bottle, which relieved me. l bought two large
size bottles, and must say | was surprised Ia
fnd myself SO much better by its use. have
no doubt but what Ave bottles will perfect an
absolute cure. ] hear many nice things said
about DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic in Dallas
DAVID CUAfMINS
"Betterton Circle, Pecan street. Oak Cliii."
Sold everywhere.
Sample dose Of DR.. Harter's Little Liver
Pills and Book OF Dreams mailed free
Address HARTER, Dayton, o.
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ness.