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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

scapes behind them splendid with groves.
meadows and streams
Presently the shifting Photographic tape
or whatever the mechanism may have
been. appeared 10 have Q tied upon cho-
sen scene. aud there u rested. broad
champaign reached away % distant sap
phite mountains. while the foreground
vas occupied by magnificent bs~sc. re-
semhlng large country villa, fronted
with a garden. shaded hy bowers aud fes-
toons Of huge. brilliant flowers. Birds Of
radiant plumaEc nitted among the trees
ana blossoms. and then appeared a com
pany of Fayiy attired people. including
many Young girls. who Joined hands ana
danced In a ring. apparently with shouts
of laughter while a group 81 musicians
standing near thrummed and blew upon
curiously shaped instruments
Suddenly the shadow OF dense cloud
fitted across the scene; whcrcupou the
brilliant birds flew away with screams OF
terror which almost seemed 90 reach the
ears OF the onlookcrs through the wall
An expression OF horror came over the
faces o. the people The children broke
from their merry ring ana ran for pro-
lection to their elders. The utmost con
fusing and whclming terror were
evidenced for momcnt-then the
ground split asuudcr. and tho house ana
the garden. with all their living occu-
pants. we're swallowed by an awful chasm
which opened just where they had stood
The great rent ran in a widening line
across the suniit Landscape until Il reach
"a the horizon. when the distant noun
tains crumbled. clouds poured in from
oil sides at once. and hllloWs OF name
burst through them as they veiied the
scene.
But In another instant the commotiou
was over. and the world whose curious
spectaclee had been enacted a. II on the
other side Of a window. seemed to re-
treat swiftly inso space until AZ last
emerging from a neecy cloud % reap
pcared In the form Of the fun moon hang
ing In the sky. but larger than Is as
won't with les dry ocean beds its Keen
spired peaks. its ragged mountain ranges.
les gaping chasm=. ITS immense crater
rings. and Tycho. the chief OF thom all
shooting ray-tike strcaks across the scar
red face OF the abandoned lunar globe
The show was ended and Or. Syx turn
ing on only a partial illumination IN the
room. rose slowly 20 his feet. his tan
form appearing strangely magnined in
| the gloom. and invited his bewildered
guests to accompany him TO his house
GU side the mall where he said dinner
awaited them. As they emerged into
daylight they acted Hike persons just
! aroused from an opiate dream.
To be continued
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through n thicket the strap was broker
ana the bell fell 10 the ground.
farmer who lets his cows wander III
the woods puts = bell on at least one that
be may know whore 10 find them hy the
tinkling / always liked the sound OF 4
cow bell and I've heard The vol. ne
fox and the coon cay that they did too
I didn't run after the COW. but did 90
ana find the bell when ! got Il hitch
"a It over the limb Of a bush aud struck
Il with my paw. and II made Just the
same sound a. II on the cows neck
feit pretty proud Of my music. aud ! was
striking away at the bell. when an old
bear whom we called Daddy Sore-iiead"
came along He was a very old bear. and
his teeth were few and his claws blunt
We called him Daddy sore-iiead" be-
cause he was always growing and fault
finding. lie listened 20 the music for q
moment and then said:
"Humphl Does any one pay you fer
making an idiot Of youfseifr'
whats the matter Daddy-have you
swallowed your tongue this timeT ] ask
ed with a laugh.
The noise Of that bell makes my head
ache. and want you 10 stop ~ h. said
lea tho bell alone for awhile. not want
ing q quarrel with Daddy" but when he
had gone / made more music. Toe bell
was goine "ting-a ling ling when heard
a w0man's voice afar on calling:
''Co-boss' Co boss Co-boes!
II was the farmers wife and she had
come out 10 look for me COW. began %
snlle Al once. for I knew there was fun
ahead kept the bell going. and az she
heard Il she came nearer and nearer. At
length she was only few rods away.
but the forest was 30 thick she couldn 1
see me
"Drat that old cow but Ia like 20
knock her horns or ! heard her say.
"Co-boss, Co-hossl Why don't you come
alongg'
kept the bell sounding. The woman came
. ntue nearer and shouted out
"co-bossi Co-boss. Don't you hear mc7
YOU sneakiug old spotted idi0ti You've
been lost for the last three days. aud
when I get you home IN make the fur
hyg'
had 10 ehuokle at that. and as she
heard me she said
Come along. / cay, Betty! Betty Co
boss, co.bossl Old lady. n have TO come
INFO that thicket after you IA make your
bones achet'
made The bell ingle-jangle. and pretty
soon the woman appeared She had
stirk In her hand and her face was red
with anger She expected 10 see the COW
standing there. Of course. but when she
saw A bear instead she gave an awful yell
ana jumped a foot high When she came
down her sunbonnet few on. and she
turned and Jumped over log and ran
like a deer. heard her yelling for the
next zen minutes. and for a Joke kept
the boil ringing ne hard as ! could. BY
and BY Old Daddy Sore-Head" came
umpinR Up and asked
Wen. now. but what's all this row
aboutg'
told him az well as ] could for laugh
ing what had happened, but he didn't see
any fun In II He booked mad as he said
You are q fool OF a bear. and this jok-
ing will end IN your being shot some day
WHAT DO you call that thing lying on the
groundY"
IT'S a woman sunb0nret"
"Oh. n 10. eh7 Well. I'M no woman.
but I want bonnet 10 keep the sun OF
my head and III take Il along
And he's wearing It yet. and all the
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ing a piece Of ore in his fingers. ''arte-
misium Is like eluminum. II can only
be obtained in she metallic form by a
special process. While these Rreenish
particles. which you may perhaps mistake
for chrysolite. OF some similar unisil
cate. really contain the precious metal
they are not entirely composed OF It..
The process by which separate out the
mesaliic element while the ore Il passing
through the furnace Is. in truth. quite
simple ami Us very simplicity guards
my secret. Make your minds easy as to
over production. a man "a as likely 10
lump over the moon as to ind me out ."
But" he continued. again changing
his manner. I'VE have had business
enough Tor one day. now for little
recrcat ion. "
while speaking she doctor pressed
button on has deslx and the room. which
was Illuminated by electric lamps-for
there were no windows In the building
suddenly became dark. except part OF
one wall where a broad area OF light ap-
peared.
Dr. Syx voice had become very soothing
when next he spoke:
II am fond Of amusing myself with a
peculiar form Of the magic lantern. which
] invented some years ago HNu winch
have never exhibited except for the en-
tertainment OF my friends. The pictures
VIII appear upon the wall the apparatus
being concealed"
lie had hardly ceased speaking when
the Illuminated space seemed TO melt
away leaving a great opening. through
which the spectators looked as IL into an
other world on the other side OF the wall
For a minute or two they could not clear
IS discern what was presented; then.
gradually. the fitting scenes and figures
became more distinct until che iifeiikcness
OF the spectacle absorbed their whole at
tention
Before them passed. in panoramic re-
view a sunny land filled with brilliant
hued vegetation, and dotted with villages
and cities which we're bright with light
colorcd buildings People appeared NOV
ing through the scenes. as IN a cinemato-
graph exhibition. but with Infinitely more
seulblance OF reality. In fact. the pictures.
blending one into another. seemed 10 be
life Itself Yet II was not an earth-like
scene The colors OF the passing land
scapa we're such as no man In the room
had ever beheid. and the people. tail.
round-iimbe,i with ford complexion, gel
dcn hair and brilliant eyes and lips. were
irdescribably beautiful and graceful IN all
their movements.
From the land the view passed out TO
sea. and bright blue waves. edged with
Dreaming foam. ran swiftly under the
spectator's eyes. and occasionally. drtv-
-, before light winds. appeared fleets Of
aaintfy shaped vessels which reminded
the hchoider. BY their fashing wings. OF
the feigned ship OF pearl"
After the fairy ships and breezy sea
,,tssvs came a long curvlng line OF coast.
brilliant with coral sands, and indented
bv frequent bays. along whose enchant-
ing shores lay pleasant tows, the land
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ownership attracted no attention. because
everybody was thinking Of the South Pole
and its gold fields"
The party gathered closer around Dr
syx and listened TO his words with silent
attention. while their horses rubbed noses
and iingled their gold-mounted trappings
As soon as had legally protected my
self. he continued. Il employed force
Of men, transported my machinery and
material across the mountains. erect
ed my furnaces and opened tho
mine. I was safe from intrusion. ord
even from idle curiosity. for the reason
have just mentioned. In fact. 50 eN-
elusive was the attraction Of the new
gold hclis that I had difficulty In obtain
ing workmen. and finally ! sent to Africa
ana engaged negroes. whom / placed in
charge OF trustworthy foremen Accord
iugiy with half q dozen exceptions. you
viii see only black men at the mine 81"
And with their atd you have mined
enough metal TO supply che minis OF the
worid?" asked Pres Boon.
Exactly so. WAS the reply But I
no longer employ the large force which
/ needed az hrst."
How much metal have you on hande
I am aware that YOU have already an
swered this question during our prelm-
mary negotiations. but I ask again
Tor the benefit of some members Of our
party who were not present them"
4 shall show you to-day" said DR.
syN with his curious smile TWO thou
sand hve hundred tons OF refined arte-
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and suddenly her supply OF milk grew
smaller and her owner unable to &c
count for u. called in a veterinary sur
geon, who was equally puzzled and who
advised Brueti to sell the COW TO butch
err
Bruett decided to walt a few days He
Is now glad that be- did. for his son Fred
erick, In passing the bot where tho COW
was kept saw q dog Of the water spaniel
breed milking the COW
The dog. which was small. was standing
on the milking stool used by the Bruetts
Traps were laid for tho dog. but without
success. Then the COW was put To a sta
bic. but the dog jumped through a win
dow IN the stable and secured his supply
OF milk
The spaniel was then condemned to die.
but just before the execution Frank
schiener begged for the animal and was
given IL on condition that be- break IL OF
Its habit Of robhlng COWS Of their milk.
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one day IN summer ! was hunting for
ground nuts IN thick piece Of woods.
and l came across an Old srotted COW
why a COW should be afraid Of bear
/ never could see. unless Il Is that they
have a terror OF al wild animals. Unless
a COW was to attack bear he would never
think OF disturbing her This COW smiled
and snoried and bulged her eyes out as
soon as she saw me. aud when uttered a
growl IN a joking way uP went her tail
and away she new She had bell strap
ped around her neck. and as she plunged
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ian canal a. far AZ s2 degrees 4 minutes
As we found no wintcriuE harbor there,
Wa returned 10 Table bay. on the west
sale Of Crown Prince Rudolph Land. about
81 degrees 5s minutes. The stella folAfe
WIS frozen iu al the beginning OF sepieni-
her \ heavy pressure Of SEQ cauneh
serious leak Ia her. bat further Ice pres
sure raised the vessel on to a strong slap
OF Zee. and II was thus saved. As has
been already teieRraphed the expedition
tylntered on shore in two tents. one nun
drod aud twenty dogs were kept ~
large wooden stable. ana the chief winter
employment consisted ~ diEging them Out
every day from the snow. which was me
tors nigh. and In keeping the entrance
90 the tents open. on trial sledge TIP
at Christmas time. two fingers on tho
Dukes left hand were frozen. The two
exterior Joints had 20 b. amputated ana
he had 60 remain several months IN the
tent The cold Increased 20 about ~ de-
grcea Celsius.
"On March II the advance was renewed.
Ten men set out with siedgea and many
dogs Tor the north. After ten days
march three men with sledge aud ten
dogs SET Que 10 return to the ship which,
however they were unable 20 reach.
Their fate - unknown. second party
% three men led by the ships doctor.
passed the cighty-third parallel after
march on twenty a4Nns X AtfN ffNhtNfNf
nnd reached the snip in twenty -four
datr 81 good condition. The third party.
led hy Capt Cagni, consisting OF two Al
pine guides ana an Italian sailor reached
S. degrees 30 mlnuteE ana then had 60
return through want OF food. They had
set out with six sledges ana foriy-nve
dogs and returned with two slefgcs and
sovsn dogs having lived tho last nfteen
days exclusively on DOGS feeh. On Aug.
rs the Stella Polare reached Eaton Ial-
and in one-day's journey southwark.
ana after sixteen days severe struggle
with tho drif, ice sho arrived near Ba-
ronta. a few miles east Of Cape Flora.
Here tho deposit OF the seal fisher
CapeH WIS found. having been placed
there on July j. ana containing messages
from home particularly Of King Humberf.
whose tragic fate was learned six days
later After staying there fivc hours the
expedition left Cape Flora on Aus. 81. at
s. and proceeded toward Hnmmerfest
when near the latter place they oams
across che sealing vessel Hertha, and the
Two Italians on board her. Count TarsIs
and Emilio sllvertr Informed the Duke
Of the klnge assassination. The stella
Poiarc then proceeded TO Tromsoe. arriv-
Ing there with her flag haif-mast No
trace had been found OF Andree. vari-
Gus food depots were established during
the expedition"
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:. themselves cllngnE for dear life 60
rase kyey batlcments
E4' whom. ln 1872. Mrssrs. Stevenson and
lare'oHi finally reached Che iop Of Grand
.ion- he only successful members OF a
Ffl oi nine pracuced climbers who
ar- started together from the bouom-they
-i there little rectangular inclosure
i' hy Uling MP rocks six or seven feet
lra and three feet IN hiaht. bearing
'.ae Of great age. and indicating that
o. I'D Indian had. FOR some unknown
1n resorsed 10 the summit OF this
ttmenic-s peak long before the white
~ Invaded their mountains Yet neither
g Indians nor the whites ever really
taqu ed the Teton. Tor above the highest
f2rt tlas they attained rises a gran
g. 5ltoress. whose smooth vertical sides
h'msi TO them 10 defy everything but
ats
Aars above the saRe-covcred floor OF
Hoe runs the shoshone or
it -ircr. which takes fits rise from
sa.s.au lake at the northern end OF the
ai1 ana then as II shrinking from the
i,l'.tiHs brows Of the Tetons. whose
would block i,s progress. makes
ef''t 80 'ol mlies around the huttrossed
si'f ~ The range before % finds a clear
ross Idaho. and so on 20 the Col
NAi4 nter and the Pacific ocean.
70 l4ly morning about "a month af-
. tItit OF Dr Max SyN 10 the as
4 1'l.l -tlnciers iu New York. a party
iN.rtr horscmen. following a noun
~ arrived on the eastern margin
lf. La hole. ana pausing upon
4 '"nl rr omiuencc, with eNclamatious
A "onaer Eianced across tho great de-
whore lay the shining coils OF
Snake river. az the towering forms
4 'ae '0us. whose ico-stripcd cliffs
Things so the sunshine, Even
10 br0ncos that the party rode
' BEADS inquirlngly and snorted
% equine establishment at the mag
'..-it s..atacle.
As famiHar with the place would
hu..eed something. which.
mind. would have
h'l Hoio surprising than the pa
Che mountains Ia the morn
- ath Rising above one Of the
that cut the lower slopes Of
was a thick black smoke
lifted by passing breeze,
precipiccs half way 10 the
o .Hc ueak
Ird Teton become a volcano .
ta hunting or exploring party
smoke like that But a
- t.e leader OF the party o.
planned tho mystery.
,,.,. VS. mill, and the mine Is IN
L.. 0'far was Dr. syx. and his com
a.. members Of the financial
When be quilted their presence
pt. with che promise 90 return
Il o.. ar for their reply. he had no
-. own mind what that reniy
t-,,- iie knew they would accept his
a a.. "a they Old No time was
f ~, mmunicating with the va
~. -'umcnts and arrangements
g. .F perfected whereby tn rase
4 r.,- ou ~ Dr. syx's mine and Sc
tr.r proved satisfactory. Ameri 20
~ hogli unite in adqpflne "a d
4. 'he basis % their coinage
~. me stage To- the negoiationB
1.r-. o. only remained to- send a
o. &c.,, %. tnancicrs and metallurg lsts
re.-.. with Dr. syx. 10 the Rocky
ufi They started under the doc
e 't.'.'''e. completing the last stage
Az iOt ga horseback
rg,, an 81 the records al wash
90 49,. syX continued. addressing
t.sr.. VIII show that have alcd
s.o... covering i1 acres Of ground
\ c'-s Anh az my mine. This was
II. en o. had discovered the mot
e.sn, s-.ns q the claim and the subse-
lungs which perfected my
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

PIP r. wonderful medicine; IL gives
an appetite. "a invlsorates and strength.
ems r. r. p cures rheumatism and oil
pains IN the side back and shoulders.
knees. hips. wrists and Joints. r. r. T.
cures syphilis IN ell its various stages
od ulcers. sores and kidney complaint. r
T. T. cures cutarrnh. eczema eryaipelas
ali skin diseases and mercurlai poisoning
=. p r. cures dyspepsia. chronic female
complaints and broken down constitution
ana boss OF manhood. r l. r.. the best
blood purifier OF tho age. has MADE more
permanent cures than all other blood rem
dies Lppman Bros. sole proprietors
Savannah Gn.-ad
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W0MAN'S WORLD.
Continued from Ease IS.

trousers or drop them In GLASS OF water
with your teeth.
4 young woman who has had cause for
forming hcr opinion advises girls TO tell
their secrets GO anyone else except 90 q
married woman Gays the Chicago Chron-
iclc For q long time" She ayers. 81 be-
llevcd married woman was the ideal
conndant FOR glri ! forgot she was only
"A better hali and would lndnbitahly repeat
ctctythiug 1 said To her lite partner. but
my eyes were opcue1 sadly enough one
day whom J overheard the inquitous T.
tlo wretch .n whom Ia been counding
telling her husband something IA told
her and that she had sworn never TO dis
close actually before had gotten out the
front door
when 1 had taxed her with her porndy
the next day sho admitted a. Tor she
found 1 had only wanted 60 obtain her
lcge lords advire IN rac mattcr-his jude
mcnt was 30 good aud she was so carcss
ing and sympathetlc and lovablo that be
fore I went away I was actually foolish
enough 90 again trust her with some prl-
waite matters.
Don't pin your faith 10 the married We
man. She may not tell her own secrets
Co her husband but she's sure 60 tell
yours
"By tho bye. someone has said that the
difference between mans aud a Wo-
mans reliability is-that he keeps anoih-
cr's secrets. bur tells his own. while she
guards her own. bat bctrays anothcr's.
and I believe there's good deal Of truth
IN this statement
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Abbotts East india Corn Paint cures
every time. IL takes on the corn. no pain
cures warts and bunions and Is conceded
20 be a wonderful corn cure. SOLD by all
druggiats--ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Twenty gold pieces 70 the value
OF s. 600 are to be used IN floor thing "
a gorgeous saloon now being fitted up az
South Bend. Ind The tile are especially
made % contain fln gold pieces: the de-
preston for their reception allowing the
coin 10 sink one thirty-sccond OF an inch
below the surface. thus avoiding friction.
Each gold eagle will be soldered 70 a wire.
which will run down through an ordinary
floor, thus securing the coin In place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
DOG STOLE A cows MILK.
stood on a stool In the Pasture in
order to Rob the AIdcrney.

From the New York World.
Gustave Bruett. contractor OF Lin
den avenue. Bloomfield N. j. is the own
er Of fine Alderney COW noted for the
quantity and quality Of milk she gives
She was pastured in a lot on Henry street,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

beasts smile and chuokle e. he goes By
and call him GRANDMA Growler."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
work Accomplished by the Italian
Dukes Party.

Berlin Dispatch in tho London Telegraph
Tho following details with regani 10 the
Duke Of AbruzEra polar expedition have
been communicated by the Norwegian
Capt. H'vensen. who was the Ice pilot.
I'VE made our way norihWard last year
through Nightingale sound and the Brit
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

"oraybeerd f. a family medicine with
Us" SAID a prominent business man yes
terday My wife taxes q. and / notice
ahe Is enjoying better health than for
years. The children keep well by taking
ia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Graybeard may be obtained az all drug
stores or write 70 US for A. Respesg Drug
Co sole prd ps. Savannah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

trousers or drop them in a slass OF water
with your tom.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Cut out che attached Voting Cou-
pom. and mail or bring 81 10 tho
business ofnco Of the Morning News.
Savannah. Ca.
Each Coupon must bear the name
Of the person for whom you wish TO
vote
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

We went around To hear Senator
Stewar,'s "hsrangue" last Sstur-
day evening. and left the hall with
= limp in our throat. The poor
old fellow is really honest vt heart,
and his tongue failed to hide the
fact that he felt greatly out Of
place defending "McKinl-yism."
His sorry brought the tears to the
eyes OF his old time admirers and
it made the editor OF Georges
Weekly feel very much ss il he
would like to s,.- the poor old f-l.
low in his coffin. 1t Was indeed
sad-his speech. There xre many
people abroad in the land ~ dead
ss they ever will be aud il is
pity some one did not get hold Of
the old senator n few yeHrs ago
and Impress the fact upon him
that he had reached his zenith
md that a nice quiet little spot in
the graveyard better fitted him
than senile aud erring old age with
it's many vagarieS Five years ago
the old -enxtor shaved for human.
ity-todAy h- stands for the South
ern Pacific aud the war contractors
graft in the Philippines aud China.
Herb George.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Fresh Goods Prices Right. Good Values

to plying him. and only murmureti
"and asses." this time under his
breath. The lieutenant ordered his
men OF and followed them. Dick.
without stopping to explain matters
to the bewildered Prendergast,
hastened down. SAL" he called.
where is Miss Judy?"
Wasn't IL clever Of her?" said Sal,
ndmiringiy. 'But I'm going to atop
father rnnncn kegs. It's very bad. she
says, and not safe"
But where In Miss Judy?"
"Oh, she went down tn road" said
Sal. ~ expect you might hnd her un-
der the big alm."-Chicago Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
Fer Private Male.

W.. have decided to move from
the valley and ! no~ offer =, pri.
vste Sale all our household goods
including n lawn swing aud n fine
uprisb, piano For particulars call
st our home ANY time after 10
o'clock.
A. W. HoRx.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
A full line OF harness and sad.
dles at gibbs Il Abrams.

Feelings OF safety prevade the house
hold that uses One !ainute Cough Cure.
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. II is infallnble for
coughs, colds, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. It will prevent consump
tion. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13
A. ". HoRx.

ror,u,ins skin srup,Ions. burns aud
sore. are soothsd n, once and healed by
applying D~wi,;s Witch Hazel sslv~.
the best known cure for piles, Ii.wsre
Of worthless coun,-'f-its. isic- Drug
Stoe~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

Tug Wilson, ~ AN anti. Catholic
does not see his way clear to rot.
ing Tor either legisistiv. candidate
IN this district. aud has mi,out
made up his m,nd to stay ~, home.
-Prospector.
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. General Merchandise. .

w. NJ Brashear will continue the
business of the late firm of Brashear &
Webb at the same place in Center.
Call and see him and he will give you
good bargains
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-13

] deliver vegetables from Foot Hill
gardens Wednesdays and Saturday..
T.. 4. NEWTON.