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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

In the game of matrmony every man
should take the hand OF good woman
Chicago Daily News.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

Don't try to condense the milk of human
kindness.-Chicago Democrat.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure Csc.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

Halls Catnrrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price 75c.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21

a penny, in the hand is better than a
nickel in the slot.-Chicago Daily News.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
stud, MhIlr nou Mork.

Through one Of the ten free schoiarships
in The International Correspondence
schools Of Scranton. Pa. waich the Mo n
ing News will present to you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbers OF votes
oy nov. 20. 1900 you can keep on earning
a living az your present work. aud Al The
same time Dy study al home in time
usually devoted 90 recreation or r.st M
Yourself for profess onal position AZ a
gOoa salary.
You can easily become one or the win
ners OF this contest. by deyotinc your AZ
IGNITION 20 collecting Voting Coupons ara
keeping al %. No one has better cbanc.
than YOU Get every vote you can. ana
have al. your friends save theirs for YOU.
See the window display OF text hoo
ana drawing outfits 10 be given away hi,
THE Morning News N its educational con
test. az Chas Marks shoe store II
Broughtou street west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
QUIET on rHE MIDWAY.
sundays Peace VIII Give Way TO
nnsInrss Amin To-dny.

sunday on the Midway was very quiet.
There wns nothing doing" within the
saru.vll enclosure all day long. save The
while during the afternoon. The place
wore an air % rest ANA quiet that was
most uuthinkabls after tac noise. con
fusion and turmoil 81 me week. when the
thousands ana one noises distinctive o.
tae place were an goins AZ once.
Tae spleiers had sleucod their contin-
nous weekly now ~ alllau0n. hndiuE
pleasure n tho cessation OF those mighty
praises of the greatest show ou the
grounds ana the recital ~ the wonders
shat might Boz toWel upon eu-crng the
cont toward which they Eesucuiated Wild
q Ete nrazeu bare ~ oorutt bands. ihe
report ~ 'whoop- em-lp reviewers. fhe
4.sHorlaut notes Of fog horns. the revcr-
u.rAficus from Tie lions roar the claug-
u- OF cow bells strung on n rope. tho
s.fesca 90 rubber balloons ana kindred
uauhles and the seductive and trefnulous
music n the Streets of Cairo were all
lacking
Not a one 81 the shows was offering en-
teruinhrut for visitors. The sunday ~ es
were strictly Observed and an were .av-
INK themselves for the second week Of
tne carnival. with renewed euergy AZ
Ter day % rest. tney viii begin their
performance again this afteiu on, aud o.
81 expected that with good weather. the
crowds in attendance Will greatly exceed
those ~ last week
80 admission 10 the grounds vii. be
charged thls afternoon Do viii be onh
at night that the charge a. tho gate Will
De- made. The management having decided
10 PIT an the afternoons 81 tais We b
ON the free list This D. a oouccs sion thtt
viii doubtless result in large attend
arce Of children ana their parents e
nurses. and the shows wid probably Do a
greater business ln the afternoon than
they enjoyed last week
Tonight the electric fountain VIA he
ga play for the first time This is a
wonderful coutr.vance. from al report d.
and viii. be well worth seeing Wherever
ia has beecu displayed % has won the
most favorable notice, ana the man gee
ment D. counting upon 30 a. our % the
best ~ tho additional attraction That
my be seen this week No charge II
admission 10 see the fountain viii
made. as % viii be covered by the fee
al the gate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
CITY nRENITIEs.

4 meeting Of the merchants conir but
ing fo the Merchants Fund for The III s
Carnival VIII meet az the DE SOTO to-
NIGHT to arrange for the disposition OF
The fund
4 blazing chimney IN q house on ogle
thorp. avenue To the Tendcrloin district
called out chemical engine No lac
nisnt 10 proved 10 be Of no coneequencs.
however. ana there was no need u the
apparatus
The remaining two % the four FAX r.
who were arrested as suspicious charac-
ters Saturday by PatrolmIn Rauzin were
released from ihe barracks last n.sht with
tho proylso that they leave savannah
Al once They were accompanied 70 the
train 70 see that they kept their prom
isc.
May Lillian Gaiiua. the 7-year-old dauRh-
ser 81 Mr aud Mrs. J. a. Gaiina. died
Yesterday morning al O'Clock from
iiphthcrln. ana was buried az Z % clock
ln ihc afternoon tn the Cathedral Gene
terry The sympathy OF the many friends
OF Mr. and Aits Ca.lra was test fed Geo
taS large number OF beautiful floral sits
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
WHITE mlGnw AVIAN CAUGHT.
Forty ar More Prisoners 90 Face the
Recorder This Morning.

Forty ar Wore prisoners 10 . nee tht
Recorder ThiS Morning.
C.. II. sluou. white. another OF the men
charged with having heii p and robbed
"a negro hackman early saturday morn
ing. an account az which was published
ia yesterdays Morning Nows. has be"u
arrested. and with his two companions.
who we're arrested before viii De- given a
hearing this morning before Recorder
Hartrldge.
Howard Williams. colorei, and J. q.
Opc. white. were ARE sted last night by
patrolman Blumberg al che request Of
Toshor Hanglcos. who charges them with
being drunk ana eufsing and abusing him.
As che men were about 10 get into The pm
trol wagon CHaru, Jacobs also culorel.
came forward anI offered himself as "a
witness Patr1imau Iauss dlscoV red
that he had a pair " BRASS kuucks lu bis
p1oket so Doc zoo went 90 90" barracks
aud viii this morn ng have 20 answer the
caatge 81 carrying concealed weapons
Tho police were quite busy an day aui
tue probahlifics are that there viii b.
f'rty or more prisoners before Recorder
Hartrldec thls mouirE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
CRITICISED THE ELKS' FAIR.
REV. y. y. COOK CHANGES SABBATH
DESIGNATION.

The Park Extension ~ liable Of Noise
aud Confusion the Previous sun
day with the show People Moving
in aud the Merchants at work on
Their booths, While sacred
Concert" Was Announced for Yes
terdny Afternoon-Mr. Cook Dil
Not Attack the shows. which sc
Has Not seen. but Criticised Sc
VereIy the open Disregard Of the
sabbath
Rev. Ia T. cook. in his sermon a.
Wesley Monumental church yesterday
morning. severely criticised The manase-
mont of the Elks Falr for lts dlsresngi
Of the sabbath Mt Cook did NOT attack
the fair Hself nor tine shows Wal BE-
includes. probably because De- has not .is-
ited them. II.s crirlusm related entirely
90 the matter OF sunday Observance. aud
tho disregard OF both legal and moral re-
strictions IN This respect
The parsonage 81 Wesley Church is on
Bolton street near Dr'ytou in pain sie 2
aud sound 81 the Park Extension. and
Mr. Cook has therefore. had ample ep-
portunity 90 observe the conduct OF mat
tiers there without visiting the fair its il
In speaking 70 his congregation. Mr
Cook said he wos awakened carry th'
previous sunday morning by the shouting
of men and other dlssordaut no W-
tcndant upon the movemen, ~ a number
u people with a large ana varied oas-
gage Upon rising and roing 20 his win
dow he was surpr 60 20 find that tho
circus people were movns so with thair
hcionG.ugs Later iu the day Mr. COOK
said that he discovered that the circus
people were not me only violators o. The
SUNDAY laws Tho merchants Of the city
who have exhibits NJ the fair o. Oh 'r
'emp.oyce. were husiiy ongaeed in com
ptst.ug work upon their booths. AMI the
noise of saw and hammer r.s1Unici
throughout the day.
AIr. Cook said be thought the couaihon
Or affairs the nrSt Sunday bad enough.
hut be- saw that IL was announced mat
the bond which had been engaged Tor me
fair would give "sacrcd concert auIlne
tho afternoon. for which m admission Zee
would bee charged. He ridieuled the idea
OF "sacred concert and said that Do
was oulv q blind 70 furnish a means 81
amusement ana a the same time increase
the revenues % the fair MIR Cook slid
that he had not visited the fair. and Ola
not know the character OF The shows to
he seen there. Tho manner in which The
sabbath a. being dcs.cratsd. be sdid. does
not speak vel Tor those in charge ot tho
fair and he strongly condemned the con-
duct OF the merchants and their emp.oy's
ln openly working on sunday 10 prarar.ns
their booths ard thus setting bad eN-
ample 10 the rest OF tho community, ~
the conduct Of the rest Of the fair was
On keeping with its conduct in tnc matter
OF Sunday decoration. Mr. Cook said. %
could hardly prove Otherwise than "a de-
moratlzInr influence 800 tho community.
M Cook was Suffering with sick
headache last night. aui could rot oc seen
when a Morning News reporter called at
the parsonage He had sent his son 20
ihe church to explain the cause % his ab-
sanre ana dismiss the congregation. To
was stated al the parsonage that this was
probably the FIRST time since Mr Cook S
connection with the conference that Doe
had been compelled 20 miss one Of hi reg
ular services
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
No rnttLs rus WEEK..
Judge FniiiEants Illness Causes
postponemcnt 81 Gases.

Judge FaiiiEants Illness Causes
postponemcnt 81 Gases.
There VIII be- no tills OF criminal cases
in thc Superior Court to-day or during
th.s week. "a OF tho eases which had
been assigned having been postponed un-
600 Monday next The cases "a De- tried
thon ana On subsequent days during next
week include those 90 which indictments
were found by The grand iury on last
Thursday.
The postpouemcnt has been caused hy
tho Illness ~ Judge TalurauL Early
yesterday morning Dee was attacked With
acute indigo ION ana Tor number OF
hours suffered very intense pain For "A
considerable part OF This time two lny-
slcun- were in a tendance upon him.
VIVA. Judge F4li-lut ilHcss bias been
thus PAINFUL anil di-tr, ssing hi- cluji-
zion o. tui thought Co Do. AZ al alarm
ing and So b. expected thu be- wi c
ont .eaiu iu the next few dHy-. Hc N.l
probablr %, prevented. hawev r. ON
uakIuA tne "trip fo Tie Conf d crate r.-
union De Augusta. Co which bee had looked
forward Vita ercat deal ID pleasure
Because OF Judge FAueauts Illness ana
tut consequent psstp1uemeut az the ctscs
that had hera lsued for tr.althr iu.-
ors and Witnesses who had been sum-
fnuu,d to appear 90 court To-day ave
na,n relieved utIl Monday OF next 1850 IS
when the Nts, of thc c.res aud as many
other. as time permits Wal ue u. -. Hnd
thy oates for thc trial oi ,he " uefa hAeI
Nk irt court.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
TRIED rur WV COMPRESS.
Committee Of Cotton I'SchnnRr Rc-
port GA Tests of H. Work.

Committee Of Cotton fsxchnnR. Hr-
90, ~. az ~. u,rl
The Union compress company made
tests in 01mura sing cotton during tine
v-..t t.~ ... r.r.gt ~ , committee. ~
~ e.. $500. ,-..,... t..
tsd n} lHr Board O.. 'iit tors 60 inNesi-
gate ana report ou tine work 81 tle ucN
p-aas Tho r.mmift.o v.ro p,frne co--
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
WANTS Az. ". c. a. BUILDING.
Dr. Fair Preached n sermon Upon
the week of Prayer.

Rev Dr. James Y. Fair preached az the
Independent Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning on the observance OF the
week % prayer. His text was Acts rs:
"a Young mau whose name was saul
and the Introduction was upon the wonder
% the thought % the whole world Girdled
with prayer, uttered in different lands.
spoken 10 different languages. but all hav-
iag tho same meaning and conyerging TO
Pie same focal point. the listening ear OF
God FOR the spiritual welfare Of young
men.
As guide 10 meditatlons and an en-
cogragcmcnt 20 players the subject Dr.
Fair presented was. what Young Man
Can 10 for Christ" The text furnished a
striking Illustration. This was the nrst
appearance in history OF him who after
wards became the great Paul. the Arostle
TO the Gentiles. Or Fair dwelt upon the
fact that an the ancient traditions agreed
tlathe was unpreposessing IN appearance.
Insignificant Ia stature With impaired Wis
ion ard with an impeachment OF speech that
often subjected him 20 ridicule. Yet
when filled with the grace OF God, his sub
sequeut career showed what he could do.
a great deal Of our modern civilization Is
attributed 10 his influence.
Dr Fair then cited instances from his
tory and from The religious world how
young men when hlled with love 10 hu-
mani,y had been pillars in church and
state and turned the currents OF time.
going on 20 show what young men. II
alled with the hove Of God. could do for
the advancement ana elevation OF their
follow men. But unfortunately. this great
power Of the young men Is almost prac-
ideally lost TO the church Niagara Is a
wonderful .mpersona zion Of power. but
tor ages It's vast power has been allowed
to run TO waste II haruessed 10 toll.
how many spindles n would turn and
how many cities % would illuminate. SO
tne influence Of young men would help the
hurch II they could be drawn into It's
service How c.u this great result be
accomphshcdT" Or. Fair asked. by
prayer he answered let us then unite
cur petitions with all the Christian asso-
cations around he world that God MAJ
p-ur Gus his spirit IN converting power
upon our Young men"
In conclusion. DR. Fair commanded the
yauuah AMI pleaded that they might have
better facilities The goverum n FUR
nisnes llfe-saving station, every appl-
ance 10 rescue the drowning and should
uot we the pastor asked provide the as
soclation every attraction and help %
make its work effective? Tho various
clubs OF the city. he continued. have
hcauuful buildings. and why should no.
the association have building commen-
surate with its Importance AMI the bead
ty and prominence OF the growing city,
Dr Fair spoke Of he propose. 10 erect
a monument 10 the ulustrious founder Of
this colony. which met his hearty appro-
val and asked why should all the churches
not unite 90 erect a home for the asso-
citation which would be an ornament 30
she city and at the same time a monu-
mcut 10 that unity which should exits;
among an those sympath.zlng in the com
mon avn OF winning the world 90 Christ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

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an appetite. At invgorates una strength
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knees. hips. wrists and Joints. p. 2. T..
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o.d ulcers. sores and kidney complaint. p
T. r. cures cotarrah, eczema erysipelas
an skin disease and mercur.al polsonins
=. =. +. cures dyspepsia. chronic fen,I.
complaints and brOken-down Constitution
ana loss Of manhood. T. L F.. the best
blood purifier Of the age. has made more
r-astnauent cures than all other blood rem.
.diss Liprmar Bros. sole prcprietor.
Savannah Ga -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
cHnrsr-s ntNtN NATURE.
subject Of series Of sermons ny
Wev. VI. strong.

subject Of = series of sermons by
Uev. W.. strong.
Rev Mr. strong continued his series o.
Sunday night sermons az ST. johns
church upon the Human Nature Of
Christ" The congregation being small on
account OF the unpleasant weather the
second sermon on 1.-The Temptations o.
our Lord" was deferred unti next sun
day night. Mr.. stroug contontlng himself
with "A running discus on upon The sub
ject Of the nature Of Christ on the human
side. and giving the points which he will
bring ont more fully ir the sermons
Mr.. strong said that the subject u
ChrsTs human nature was one At most
intense interest. as it ls Cnrists hum in'-
rs which brings Him in such close touch
aud feeling with human beings. Hc took
tAe position that Christ was fully human
and that be lived suffered and was tempt
- as are human beings OF to-day. only
In a lar greater degree. In referring %
has sermon % next Sunday night Mr.
strong spoke u the chief temptations or
Christ which are mentioned In the Bible
ais being taken on top OF a high noun
tain hv the Devil and shown al the king
doms OF the earth ana also his heinS
taken by the same temptcr 20 the pin
nacle az the temple. where various induce
ments were held out 10 him 90 submit q
the authority of the Prince Of the powers
a. Darkness
These Illustrations Of the manner IN
which Christ WIS tempted Nj stront
.sid he considered entirely hgurative. Just
as many other hsur4tivc Illustrations are
found throuehou' the Bible Il was a
childish age. ana 1. was niece siry 90
present these things IN q manner httsd to
the intellectual capacity q the ag-. To-
l4v they may be REGARDED as pctur sqYe
ana nruratIvc. what IS the iniei preta-
lion Of these nsures and Illustrations AMI
how CHRIST was really tempted b, satan
WIN Doe discussed by Mr. strong next
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
\ DESPERATE IEGno sHor.
A Carolina Darky Wanted for sew
crni onen~cs.


Jas swain. q desperate negro. was
Slot twice yesterday by patro.mau T. j.
Farran. ana win probably die from his
wounds
The police have bocn on the lookout
for swain since Aus. %. when "a letter
vls received by Patroimau Martin sculy
from Mr. j. II Adams OF Goethe s e..
stating that swain was wanted thore oo
,ta charges az assault and battery. as.
siult with intent 20 murder ana stcahne
70 Winchester rifle. A description "t
Swain WINS enclosed with The additional
Information. sent DO letter few days
.ater s1n, De- had taken train at Car
ncit uud was headed toward savanna
w acro uis usual hoadquartcrs were iu tho
re.ghaorhood at Bolton street. near tho
Plant system yards
About u o'clock Farrell row tho man
in a house on Gwiunet street near the
Plant System yard and arrested him Tie
went with the officer quietly to the call
noX ana made no sign that be intended
Goo resist arrest until after the cali for
the patrol wagon had been turned in. then
Doe suddenly made q dash for liberty bat
Was caught by Farrell ana again taken
to che box be- then Erapp.ed with Tho Of
nccr and throw him to the ground hc
-oins with him while leo this position
De- managed 60 get the officers plsto. from
tna halter and at tho same time struck
llm heavily ou tho mouth with Drug
rlsta u,sile ono OF che nystauders eec-
iu- che dleadvautag, under which Far
ren was. gave him hIs pistol ana with
10 Dc Mulf Swain fV Ist. both halls erfnf-
iuE the back below tho shoulder and ,h.a
ot thsm penetrating lurr
swain Rls chen taken 20 the barracks
ara thence TO tht Georgia lunrm1ry
where 81 "a said t is hardly probable that
Hr can recover.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
Mrs. bernard WIN Go to Richmond.

Mrs Alice NJ. Bernard who has been
,ae head Of the Christian Science congre-
cation in this city for several years. Will
leave during the latter part Of this week
Tor Richmond. where she will live In the
future Mrs Bernard viii hold her last
meeting here wednesday night AZ Metro
poitau Hall. when she viii make a fare
well address. She will go 60 Richmond
on account ~ the wider field Of work
,hl. that city offers.
Uat4 Che annual election Of officers u
January Mr.. T. y. Mann has been up-
pointed nrst reader, ana Mrs. y. Silva
Teasdale. second reader for the congrc-
CATION The reading room has been moved
from No IS OElethorpe avenue. east to
No. 70 Perry street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Just received d ilfee and assorted sun.
p,y q school bags and school supple
81 at cut rates: frcm 70 cents up. ais,
usual large stock OK a,l tae school book
now used In Chatham county. at Estl1s
News Depot IS Bull street. Savannah
a-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
Loo Al PER sONAL.

Mr. J. ". Holmes OF Atlanta Is regis
tered at the Pulaski
Air and Mrs. J. y. Carter Of Meiss-are
guests OF the Pulaski
Mr. and Mrs H. C.. Etherldge OF Atlanta
are eugsts of the Screven
SIR and Airs. T. j. Desmond OF Lyons
are registered at the Pulaski.
Mr. j. L. wilcox Of Lyons was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
DErAIL rnoM rHE q lRDs.
Attended thc Funeral OF the Late
Ezra ~. Kent Yesterday.

Attended the Funeral of the Late
Ezra ~. kcnt YESTERDAY.
Tine funeral 81 thc late Ezra q. Kent
took place at O'Clock yesterday after
rouu from ns latc residence. s@ Anderson
.tfost west The funeral services at the
house and a thc siu,c in Laurel Grove
were conducted by Rev. Hascom Anthony
Of Trinity Methodist Church, and Row ~
A. Nisbet of the Second l'fosny terrain
Church.
Tte funeral was attended by deul
from tUe savannah Volunteer Guards of
which CORPS ST. Kent had been member
Tho drfau WAS made no of dcnchmcrt-
from tha four companies of the battalion
and was under tra command OF Sergt
stewart uIu. ks Tire detlH hfei he cu--
tomary salute for tho dead over tne grave
.u laurel Grove.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
4 coLoHED woULD-nE SUICIDE.
Mamie hanks Tried snzuccesSfuIly
the Lnudnnum Route :.nst Night.


the Lnudanum Route last Night.
Mamie Banks colore1 woman living
"a York and Price streets took dose
of laudauum yesterday with suicidal in
tent but was discovered in time 70 have
her lifc saved
Tho woman bought the drug about II
o'clock in the morning. Il is not known
when she took ID or how large the dose
was. but about . clock a message wa
sent 10 thc barracks from one
Ok the other inmates. o. the hourc
stating mat che woman had poi-
.cnad herself and was probably
diving pr p S Osborne was nou-
d,d ana Immediately went 10 the house
He found that the woman was suffering
AS much from tae effects OF alcohol az
Of sudauum. and the prompt use OF "a
stomach pump relieved her OF both.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
LAsr cuIncm coNrEReNca.
YIN Take place nj seventh street
church Thursday.

The last conference - tne year VIII
take place at che seventh Street Methodist
church on Thursdiy evening". The re-
ports 81 me pastor Roy. }. A smith. and
,ae other church officers viii ne SUBJ
rn.tted ana other matters % nferes 10
Inc members o. the church will be dis
c.ssed
The report Of the pastor viii enter fully
into what hos been accomplished by the
church during the year that a. drawing
20 its close. 100 every department Of re
work Much has been done and tne show
ins to De made by the pastor will be IN
toresung.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

feeble children. the aged and inarm. ana
al who suffer from debility. exhaustion
and wasting diseases. find MALT
MURINE invaluable The product o.
the Anheuaer-Husch Brewing ASST. For
sale b. all druggists.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
WILL HoLD \ MISSION.

Jesuit Fathers 20 BcEin one at ca
thedral Ncxt sunday.
q mission VIII besln mex sunday al the
Cathedral oy The Jesuit fathers. the aery-
ices beginning at lo.so mass, The mission
viii last two weeks. and there viii be four
daily services. Father OConnor o. New
orleans. q former savanuahian. and well
known here VII be one q the priests n
attendance The names Of the others have
not been received yet
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12
nEcErvED m,NY NEW MEMBERS.
y. VI. ~. \. Arranging "A series Of
Novel Entertainments.

Novel Entertainments.
Tho YOUNG Mems Hebrew Association
he'd meeting yesterday. Twelve appli-
cations FOR membership were received
4 committee was appointed 20 secure cd
Ilonal members the officers expect 60
.rcrDase ths membership by twenty five
before Jan 81
Tic entertainment committee Is now a.
work. ou s,ries ~ novel cntcrtalnmeu's
the ars' ol which will Doe given easily in
December The series given last season
by the same CON mlftee WAS the most en-
ioyable Of Any ever given by the Associa-
zion
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

"Grayheard BE- a family medicine with
US" said prominent business man yes
;erday MY wife takes IL. ana MOTTO.
she Is ENJOYING better health than Tor
years. IAe children keep well by taking
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Take Graybeard Pills FOR that dlzzv
feeiirg-Lost appetite. and follow a nm
with a bottle % Graybeani. II is All YOU
need. Respess Drug CO.. sole props. sa .
vaunah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Mrs. winscws Soothing Syrup has been
used FOR children teethiug. Il soothes the
child. so'tens the gums allays an pain
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
Tor Diarrhoca. Twenty 1--WE cents bottle
I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-12

Grayesard may be obtained at ali drug
: ores or write 20 ne for r. Respess Drug
Co. sole Prop. Savannah. Ga-aA