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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

the day. this one was surely ten times
harder. And "a brave ami a bold fellow
be was and not TO be dauuted by mum
bers or showers OF blows. They fought
for ions and hons. They made the hard
ground into soft. and the soft into spring
wells. they mode the rocks into pebbles
and the pebbles into gravel. and the
gravel zen over the country ike hail
stones. All the birds OF the cir from the
lower end Of thc world 20 the upper end
Of the world and an the wild beasts and
tam. from the four corners OF the earth.
came nockiug 20 see the fight. ana ono
after the other Of them the Amadan ran
his sword through. until he had every
one Of them street ned on the ground, dy-
Ing or deed
And when the old CilIiach was dying
she called the Amadnn TO her and put
him under geasa obligation that he could
not shirkJ TO lose the power Of his feet
OF his strength. OF his sight and Of his
memory n he did not go TO meet ana
nght the Black Bun Of the Brown Wood
when the old bag died outright the
Amadan rubbed some Of the iocshlaintc
20 his wounds with the feather. and at
once he was as hale and as fresh as when
the fight began.
when the Ciliach was dead the Anna
dan took her feather aud her bottle OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

In the morning 80 or ana fight tho
sIlnis again.
When the Amadan heard this. he won
u %. and he said he should very much
te 10 help them xiii the giants. Tnev
4 they would be very glad 10 have such
Inc fellows help. aud 30 Il was agreed
zoo, the Amadau should so with them 70
zoe fight next day.
Then the three princes washed them
'eives aud took their supper. and they
and tho Amadan went TO bed.
Zoo the morning all four Of them set
of ana Travelled 10 the Glen OF the Echoes,
where they met the three giants.
NOW" says the Amadan, ~ you three
Ni engage the two smaller giants. shat
ifr and Stat Beag. Ill engage Stat Mor
O. self and KIN him"
lley agreed 20 thls.
VOW the smallest OF the giants was
.lr bigger and more terrible than any
ng ever the Amadan had seen or heard
W MS life before. so you may fancy
what Stat Nor mus have been Ike.
SUI the Amadau was little concerned
'nH He went 10 meet Slot Nor. ana
'Ae two OF them fell 90 the hght. and a
A.eat great hght they had.
Iney made the hard ground into SOFT.
'Ha the soft into spring wells; they made
.ne rocks into pebbles. ana the pebbles
mo sravel and the gravel fell over the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

io.shlainte. bucklod on his sword and
started away before him 20 fuihl his
gtasa.
ne Travelled Cor the length Of all that
lee-long day. and when night was falling
he came 10 q little hut OF the edge OF
a wood and the hut had 10 shelter inside
or out. bat one feather over u. and there
vas a rough, red woman standing Ia the
door.
You're welcomed" says she, "Amadan
~ the Dough. the Kiug OF irelands son.
what have you been doing or where are
sou going
last night" says the Amadon. Il
fought a great hght and killed STAT Nor.
saf Mari. slat Beag. the Caiiliach OF the
Roeka. and four Badnchs. NOW I'm IN
ler eeasa to meet and TO fight the Black
puu Of the Brown Wood. Can YOU tell
me where 20 hnd him."
II can that" says she. hut IT'S now
night come IN AMI eat and sleep"
10 she spread for the Amadan q nne
sumner and made a sof, bed. and he ate
beartilv and slept heartily that night
In the morning she Called him early and
ahe directed him on his way TO meet the
plack Bull Of the Brown WooS. But my
Moor Amailn" she said. no one has ever
VET met mat Bull and come back alive"
she told him when he would reach the
place Of meeting the Bull would come
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

gowns. Nor must The important shields
be- forgotten.
word as 10 finishing materials. The
lower edge Of bodice r. often most
troublesome bit IN the process Of home
dressnna king Just what to select for bind
ing IL. or whether 20 bind II ~ all and
how 90 put on a binding. n this H. decided
upon. o. problem likely 40 dismsy even
the bravest amateur The first step nee
essary - 20 trim the edges evenly with
large sharp scissors. and then haste On
order 20 prevent lining and outside mate
rails from displacemenO. N the bodice
Il 10 be worn outside OF skirt a half inch
bias strip Of canvas next should ho hasted
to the edge OF the bodice In some in
stances "a "stay tape" may. b. preferred.
but here che dressmaker must use her
own discretion. over this a bias facing
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

up, aud ruhhed the Amadau with the
iocshlaiute aud tc jumped "a his feet
alive and wen, ANA fresh aa when he mad
begun the nght
llr suspthered her with kisses ana
drowned her with tears lie took the
rel woman with him and SCI out GA his
journey back. and travelled aud travelled
ON and on until De- came 60 the Castle on
Fire
Here he met the three Young Princes
who were row uvins happily with 80
giants 90 modest them They had ouc
sister. the most beautiful young maiden
that the Amtdan bad ever beheld Tney
gave her o. thc Amadhu in marrlaec.
ana save her half of all thcy owned for
fortune
The marriage lasted nine dave and nine
nights There we've nine hundred hidlers.
nine hundred nutrrs and nine hundred
pipcrs. aud the last day and night ct the
wedding wsre better than tho first
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
Look Out for Our Fall Announcement Later
S10N ~ c. The Under Buyer

Cash Paid for Ola school Books
J. T. Coats Best Spool Thread SOC dog.
Mems Black and Tan Hose TIC pr: Tsc ds.
Ladies' Black Fine Hose l0c and i2lsc pr.
Ghildren's rib Hose. pairs for 2sc.
Good strong Comb g. and To-.
Good Garter Elastic Sc and l0c yard
Mandolin Strings Toe set.
Rice Buttons To- card. loo dozen
ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs Sc each,
"a dozen
Ladies' Leather POckcihooks aoc.
Brush Edge Skirt Binding g. yard.
LADIES' SIX Umbrella ssc each.
Best Ladies and Gents shoa Dressing
made S. bottle. s0c dozen
English Needle Cases &C. each: 5sc dozen.
Fine line Toilet Soap Tor To-.
Best Safety Pins. dozen for Sc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Of silk must be turned 80 that no edge Is
visible frem the righs side. This may
be hemmod by hand neatly upon the
wrong side II the garment il 70 be worn
under the skirt the edge should be stay
ed with silk only Some Of the best tall
ors venture 20 pus the bodice binding on
from the wrong side turning u upward
ur.on the right side and ornamentlng u
with two rows OF machine stitching
The I.ondun Chronicle asserts that En-
land boasts n woman spoken Of ~ "a
lady healer" who has the courage q her
assertions. which Is more convincing IN
her case than convictions. She PROCESSES
10 have discovered new system Of die
tetic healing. and 10 prove that the ordi-
nary mode OF feeding Is wrong offers 10
make OF herself ~an awful example Of
its peruicious effects. She will undorieed,
and presently will be % "a ghastly white
anaemic. wrinkled appearance, with OF
without distcnded stoma ~" and then
rushing 10 the other extreme OF oyerfeed-
ing will show red face. skin ana crup-
lions and swollen toes" Then. OF course.
she will appear perfectly lovely when
nourlshed on the diet she recommends.
This IL before and after" with ven
zoance This obiigiug woman makes the
extraordinary Offers in a periodical with
the name Of Life and Beauty
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

illustration and mark above each hook
its number as shown. ranging from No. l
90 No % A hole may be made In the
upper end 81 the board. or a serew-eye
inserted by which 10 hang Il upon the natl
In the wall
No. 70 Is sort Of 'huli's eve" and each
player being given three o. the rubber
rings, takes turns IN throwing them from
a position about ten feet away. endeav-
oring to hook" as many on the board
~ possible. a score 4 kept OF the points
gained By each player. the one first get
ting one hundred points being the winner.
However, exactly one hundred points must
be made. For instance. n payer has
ninety nine. he has 20 work for hook
No J." as any other hook would carry
him over the mark. This difficulty adds TO
the interest OF the game.
An advantage OF the game II that no
noise T. made nor damage done BY ths
rings. and Il may bs~improvised by any
boy or gin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
RIRnON DEPARTMENT.

The latest. best and cheapest all-islk
heavy satin and taneta ribbon. assorted
colors write for samples.
No. Baby Ribbon L. yd; i5c spool 30 yds
No 2 about is-in. wide. 2lac Va. zoe piece.
No. Z about A.-in. wide, a. ga CSC piece.
No. 8 about lin. wide. g. yd. &c piece.
No about n, -in. wide. &C. "a. 60c piece.
No about its-in. wide. s. sd. 75c piece.
No. y about gin. wide. To- yd. &c piece
No. 10 about 2h-ln. wide, i2lsc yd; f.io %.
No q about 2m-tn. Wide. i5c I'D NG pc.
No ~ about 81 In. wide. i7isc "a: $50 &c.
No 80 about Ain. wide. o. ID; ti.6 pc.
No 100 about bin. wide. 2sc sd 81 o..
All above run 10 yards 20 the piece. We
mhilrlhbon free 20 all parts Of The a. g.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The sewing machine says Harpers Ba-
zar. should be got IN readiness az least a
day before my protractcd work s. under
taken. IN order that the OF may penetrate
about every lntriCately placed screw Sew
eral needles ~ = proper size 20 take" she
fabric should be provided IN advance On
order that an accidental delay through
brcnkaee may be precluded. Hand or
machines needles should he carefully So
lected with a view 10 securing implements
that Will carry the chosen thread well but
will make no unnecessarily large pune
lures IN siikaor cloth. A small emery cush-
ion should be kept al hand. that the
points Of needles may be sharpened and
cleaned ~ running through II from time
90 time. Home drcssmakinR never should
be begun until each needed article requir-
Cd for she new gowns has been purchased
ana q held IN readiness Innings. whale
bones. sewing silks and cottons. hasslng
thread. tapes. betting. canvas or crlno-
line. hooks and eyes or buttons, are
among the necessities: also buttonhole
twist for baitonhoies for che making OF
hops. or for the tiny lacks" that are 70
frequently employed upon cloth or tailor
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
a NoIsELEss RING GAME.
Game 10 ne Played with the Rub

A Game 60 ne Played With the Rub
her Rings of Preserve Jars.
The small rubber rings that are used
ln every household with which 60 seal
preserve jars. may he made the means
Of much amusement when lively game
= desired for the amusement OF friends.
First obtain a smooth head % a -four or
sugar barrel. and see that the pieces are
oil fastened together. forming circular
board. or any smooth board about a
square foot IN size will serve the purpose
Procure ten coat hooks OF medium ska
and secure them into the board. arrang-
iuE them as shown IN the accompanying
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
W0MAN'S WORLD.


slty ana also Of French college OF en-
rincors Mrs David was "a pretty plump
little woman Of q She had been q stu
dent IN Wellesley College and spent three
years in Paris at an ava school
Rut fortune did not favor these eminent
w. deserving young people Their invest
meuts failed, their house was burned and
young David fen ill Last fan the doctors
told Mrs David that there was sult a
chance ~ her husband recovering his
health 10 he could go to a high. dry spot
and live Just az Robert Louis Stevenson
lived IN "a deserted mining camp in Gait
fornia, rs hc has told about la 'sllverado
squatters
Mrs David began Shrinking and planning
very hard. There was just 81 90 ~ their
little fortune left one dav she drove
fifteen miles out into the country and
went on foot all over shc lonely foothills
at the base Of the towering san Beruar-
dina mountains There she found an ideal
spot. six miles from any settler. hut near
spring of water The land had been
taken up as q government claim and could
be- had for mere nothing when che re-
turned 60 her home she told her husband
that she had selected a site for their fn-
turc home and would az once set about
building . house. and the next day she
proved that she meant what she said
Wearing blouse ana blue ovcralls. her
blonde locks hidden beneath wide
trimmed hat wth a dinner pail IN her
hand she rode with an old carpenter on
the loads Of lumber that were carried 60
her new home. For many days she and
the carpenter worked side hy side and ate
their luncheon together no noon. And the
work was well worth while. for one day
Mrs David was able 90 tcll her husband
that the house WAS done The next day
the little family moved Now the invalid
ls improving and the energetic little ear
penter beams with delight az whas she
has accomplished.
- shall never forget the day ] drove out
here 20 tine house. said Mr. David as he
sat on the new porch and looked proudly
about him. Il had lain there Ia bed day
after day wondering what sort OF a thing
my brave wife was trying 90 get together
Tor our home But when ! turned yondcr
foothills and saw from the carriage this
house and knew that u was the product
of my own wife's skill and hard labor
could scarcely control my emotion We
moved up here five weeks ago and don't
know whether IL "a my pride at having the
moss wonderful wife that every lived o.
whether It's the high. dry climate. but
I'm recovering my health ur here faster
than anywhere ever before"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

--Guest-whats that?-some stranded
actor crying 20 beat you out OF hls hoardf
Hotel Proprietor-No; those fellows don't
give as any trouble. That's one OF those
rascally mlliionaires-paid his bill. but
he's trying to skip without feeinw tho
help: they're on to his little game. though
--darlem Life
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The servant girl question. says the Phil
adrlphia North American, II agitatinE
Milwaukee. and housekeepers are signing
for landmarks. good bad or Indifferent.
The demand l. nowhere near the supply.
and until recently no possible solution
was thought or So great was the ne
cessity for household assistance that the
demands Of the girls increased IN proper
ton TO the anxiety Of the housewife 20
secure them. The number Of evenings out
we're bounded only by the days Of the
week. and wages had reached their limit.
Something must be- done. tho housekeepers
aaH. but they had said Il often before
without result.
At the crucial moment an idea came to
somebody She went 10 a charitable as
ISOLATION. one branch OF which was for tho
purpose Of securing employment for needy
persons. and asked for o hoy for general
homework A. fret other housewives
looked aghast but soon. IN utter despair,
they followed her example. Now IN a
number Of families boys ranging IN age
from 70 TO Is are on trial SO FAR the re-
suit IL that they do fairly viii. with
promise Of doing much better IN the fu-
ture They are not 20 quick 20 learn their
new duties as the girls. 20 say the house
keepers. but they are possessed Of better
memories. and seldom have 10 be told the
second time what 10 do.
The boys are willing TO work for lower
wages. too. and demand fewer privileges
than the girls Altogether. though the
scheme II still too new for its success TO
be assured II looks az n Il were possessed
% possihiiitiea And 30. IN Milwaukee. At
least the boy may revenge himself on the
girl who has driven him out % the facto-
ries by driving her out Of the field Of
homework
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16


This. according TO a clever man. is the
day OF the plain woman,
There was a time. he says. when all the
horolnes OF romance were hcautiful-when
those ladies had eyes OF heavens own
blue. or Of russct brown. or pensy purple
according as the author most affected
blondes or bruncttcs Moreover. their hair
was never nondcscript brown. as 80
much hair is but was pure golden or
black as night and their skin was with
out q blemish their teeth without 4 flaw
That's all changed now. regular fea-
lures are out Of fashion and the heroine
Of to-day has a rctrousse nose. proml-
ncnt chin. even teeth that project a tribe
any defect. in fact. that will impress
the reader as lending character 60 her
face
Beauty went out of fashion. this man
SAYS. and his ideas are by no means orig
inal. because its owner was usually
spoiled by the attention she received. and
became capririous. ana ntful in her mood
aud ovcrbearing. ana couccited, end many
other things that were disagrecahle.
The plain girl. on the other hand. has
grown in fayor yearly because she hal
nothing 20 rely on for popularity but
winning ways" and these she cultivat-
cd asslduousiy and was always so bright
and 80 ready with clever little stories
and 80 prompt 10 respond 20 AN invitation
10 go fishing or bicycle riding or boating,
even II Il was hot. that she has usurpcd
the beautiful woman almost entirely. This
Is what the man says. mind you.
The truth OF The matter seems 20 WON
On 10 be that the pretty girl Htill has
lille the best OF IL. 30 Tar az masculine
attentions are concerned. The average
lord Of CREATION viii ask to us-et a boaut-
iful woman while he will pass plain
one by without noticing her at all
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

New things are now on exhibition in
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-18

James Strachan left On Monday for
st. Louis, where he goes as commission
er from this Presbytery to the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church,
which convenes at the above place to-
day Chieftain.
A new society, called the Catholic
Ladies FoVesters Court will be estab-
lished here. Next Sunday the laws and
bylaws will be explained by one of the
officers Of the Pocatello Court. The
meeting will be i'll the Catholic church
at p. IN. All Catholic ladies are in
vited to attend this meeting.
Monday night as Jerry Keller was
taking a load Of supplies to his sheep
camp, he fell from the wagon and ono
of the wheels ran over his body, break
ing three ribs and injuring him intern
ally. The man is in very critical con
ditlon and wants to be taken to his
home at American Fork, Utah, but IL
unable to stand the trip at present. -
Chieftain.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-18
Church Services.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

May 20, sixth Sunday after Easter.
Services at 1880 q. M. Text Of sermon:
These things have / spoken to you.
that you may not be scandalized. !"
John is, l, on the horrible sin of
scandal. At 5 p. m. instruction on the
true Priesthood, followed by Benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament. Thurs
day May "A Holyday Of obligation, the
Ascension of our Lord into Heaven.
Highmass at 1890. Same services as
on Sunday. Catechism >at 2 80 p m.
Children must learn in their youth to
keep and to respect the Holydays of
God as we'll as those of man, and even
more So els
REv.sW. r. A. HENDR1cKx,
President of Priests League Of Idaho.
Calvary PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday services, May 18th.
Sabbath schoolHt 10 o'clock
Morning worship at 11o'clock, subject
The Walls Of Jericho.
Evening Worshipat s o'clock, subject:
The Trees Of the Lord"
REV. CHARLES o. NUDGE. Pastor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-18
For Sale or Rent
COLUMN N.
(AlI notices under this head viii
he inserted at the rate of one-haIf !
cent word each insertion.)


For sALECHEAP-A first class famil,
horse and carriage. A snap. Apply a
this Office.
FOR SALE "a city lots. large size il
the Huff addition Will take GOO.
work horse in exchange. A snap 70
some one who may want q good loef
ton. For further particulars apply a
the EXAMINER Office.
LOT FOR SALE. good vacant u
between John Bournes and G. f.
TONERS residence for sale. Addres
Frank Maher, Kaukakee, H., for price
House to rent-Good two room houit
for rent cheap. Apply to Frank JonG
FOR SALE OR REET-A 100 acs
farm with rights to 1G0 more. Wi
sell cheap or lease for or 5 years.
snap if taken at once, for particula
see 6. spongberg 1T the Bank of Moa
pelier
List your property with John A. Ba /
ley. He will find q buyer Also mon
to loan on long time and low interest. Il
FOR SALE-We have for sale TT
seated family buggy, light spril
wagon, set double harness, i set bugg
arness. Tinsley L Son. IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-18
Land Matters.

una proofs, leu3 entries. contests
ana everything pertaining to land mat
Gers attended to by G, spongberg. In.
4ulre at Bank of Montpelier, or at his
residence in Montpelier. All kinds Of
legal papers for conveyancing drawn.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-18
LOCAL. NEWS.

DR.. G. II. Field came down from
Kemmerer Yesterday. 4
Elaborate trimmings and Latest
shapes-Miss Dalrymple.
The city lot on Washington avenue
+ being set out to balm OF Gilead trees
Window Blinds, both and foot,
from 40 cts. to G5. H. B. Whitman. Z
VIM. Hull is in Detroit attending the
annual convention of B. of L. E., repre-
sentiDg the division at this point.
J. H. McBrayer (the Originally and
Franklin Co.'S. Rye at the Palace sa-
loon. ~.
For latest methods of crown and
bridge work and plates that fit, 90 to
DR.. Holbrook. o
Our line Of brushes includes eyery
thing for painting and kalsoming,
Ritter Bros Drug Co. 10
Shoes TO wear; that is what we have
and our prices will more than please
You H. B. Whitman.
A good stock of Cemetary work, head
stones, etc, to pick from at the Bear
Lake Marble works, opposite Ritter Bros.
Come along with your orders SO
Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed Price 25
cents. For sale by Hoover's Drug Store.
Gentlemen; when you don't feel Just
right, 60 to Wedel & Hansens and look
at their elegant line of clothing. It
will do you good to get one of their
elegant suits The prices are very low
too. 70
We bought several hundred gallons
of oil before the raise and are therefore
prepared to make the lowest possible
price to those who intend to do any
painting. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 10
Lettuce, radishes, onions and berries
fresh every day from Salt Lake Prices
reasonable. Also a select line of fresh
groceries. "Only the best is our motto
w. ". Chapman.
TO THE LADIES.-We have just re-
ceived the largest and haudsomest
stock Of ladies shirt waists ever shown
i'll Bear Lake county. Come in now
and look oyer the stock while it is large
and complete. At she prices we pro-
pose to sell them for they won't last
long In silk waists we have every de-
Birable shade and they are al made in
the latest fashion and of the best goods.
Cur prices are very low. Nose Lewis,
The Leader.
ut is with a good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that recommend Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtel-
le. of Hartford, Conn. "A lady GUS
toner, seeing the remedy exposed for
sale on my show case, said to me: i
really believe that medicine saved my
Tile the past summer while at the shore,
and she became go enthusiastic over its
merits that at once made up my mind
TO Recommend it in the future. Re-
Gently gentleman came into my store
50 overcome with collie pains that hp
anlx at once to the floor [ gave him
a dose of this remedy which helped him.
repeated the dose and in fifteen pin.
utes he left my store smilinplv inform
ing me that he felt as we'll as ever