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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26

&rudItod 9eOrpps poi. Jm TONNE raum
einer 8ebanolun9 ent9eben. Die mid
aui etu q emtehrt bdtte. Dds Re9iment
but o,elen Muftrih 9eieben, i& fann e.
telnem OHnler ueroeuten. mem, er nit
mir nl1t ldn9er hienen nil; i1 nitric
ole Gage Slreit bdben, uno bus nil
ih nidt." = .Nuu benz cine Bite bon
meiner Seite!" faste Der @sneral.
uno reihte benz lieutenant bic Sano. -
-uebereilen SIC ai4ts! Sem 3onis
sebt mebr bur& ben 0opi ais uns;
iDarten Sic nit Sbrer Yitte bis NOR.
gen." W. utripraa bieb. duBerte
aber nohmals 9eaen ben 8eneral bic
Butte. baB CT 3u Der grreiduns ieines
Wunihes beitraSen m6tte uro usrlieb
ben @eneral. - Mittass mar eroBe
1afel bel benz 06niae. Mu9 Der st.
neral 49,. elmer Der 2ieblinae Griso-
ribs. ,uar bort uno iaB Dem Wonar-
den seseniber. Wan iprad iiber oas
gum 3lueiten Male 10 ausae3eihnet
id6n ausasfibrte Wanoper. Jrieorih
fdrieb oas 8clin9en oeielben Der ih0.
nen &i4tun9 81. Die oas 8esiment u.
benz 8an3en seSeben bdtte. uno e~rteilte
fowobl Dem Hesimente, ais benz 8ene=
raj. be 9roBten 2obIpriide. %. b6rte
bieB oantbar an. fisl aber nit aler ibm
eiQenen unerihrodenbeit ein: .OieB
f16ne Wan6per brinat mein Heaiment
um ieinsn ~braufen Ofisier." .Wie
fo9" fraste Grieorid %9sipannt. = Der
lieutenant w.. ben @w. Waieitdt nl1
Der Nffaire bel 8uriersoorf nod auf
benz S&ladtfelo bonn semeinen Sufa.
rem gum Ofiaier madte, bittet um lei.
ne gntlanuns." -W. iduies. Mu1
Grieori4 i4wies einise Musenblide,
Damn fraste er: .Slt Der lieutenant
tuirtli4 Elm 10 braper Ofisier9" -. Sd
femme teinen. Der ibn iibertrift." -
.WeBbalb Mil er feline gntlaEuns2"
- Dit m6eliditer unbefansenbeit It.
3dhlte %. bic 8eranlaii ing. Srieori9
ttpiea, uno balo uerordnste Elm anoe.
rer 8eaenitano ben 9an3en Muitrltt. -
am folsenoen MOrSeu iolte mieosr
m%anooerirt ueroen; bic &esimenter
itelten fih auf, W. belt Dor feinem
3uae. als Der 86nls iid ndberte. -
.9eibt CT niat M.9" fraste Srieori9.
Sal" - r90r' ct mem Sobn,"
fubr Der Wonard init Der ibm eisen.
timliden Greunolidteit fort: .gr 1T
&ittmeifter. SD babe es Sbm seiiern
idpn ia9en uollen. Sd tonnte i'm aber
niat einbolen. gr reltet ia mie Der
Seufel." Wit oieien Worten perlieb
Der MOnar9 ben 2%ieutenant. Der nun
an teine 8itte UNI gntlaHuns mebr
oa9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
Gin Ghrurt,tuer.

Che: rNa. Cube, iddmii Tu Sir
eenn gar ni1t. tuenr Tu ollie Sage 10
beiofien aufgeeriffen tpirf?"-2uoe:
so, ,ueeiie goe. ct iebt nidts iibern
Gtols. gs madt mir ndmli1 INNER
aoloIial pldiir. ,ueau i'd anbern 9ass
In Der 3eituns meinen Ramen leien
(oun."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26

S>S0Su SSuSsut OsS StNtuttos HJSuus
lieber W.. tuas 6rinst sic ~ uir0'
= .Ni9ts als bic Bite UNI n1einen
Abs4ieo." IS Der General fab ibn, ii9
bertuunoerno, an. - .Sis funen Sire
g~ntlaHuns2 Die Bite tanr, i9 Stnen
UNI 10 ueni3er serudbrsn, ba i'd Sic
f9on au meinem Regiments. Mojutan-
ten beftimmt babe; Sic uiFen. bieIer
poiten 1T paeant" = Sd banie for
bas 3utrauen, beftebe aber bod auf
meine gntlafuns, unb bite sic, 9err
general. mein @efu1 BEL Sr. Waief6t
3u unterituben." - r8ebenien sic,
mein Sobu. sic baben fein 0erm6-
gen; uopon tuollen sic leben9"-
.Das 1T mein serinafter Summer.
Jd bite nm meme gntlaKuns." -
Dr., beiinnsn Sic fi1. sd babe
meine suten @riinbe, bic mid gu meiner
Bite betpesen. bic i'd !onif ME setban
baben miirbe. ~ 8rinoe baben Sie2"
= So 1T i4on an benz elnen genu9.
oak Der 20nia mir beute nit is!ssm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
GEES SInarra EludJ.
WaS ftallo Dor alien i3eiten?
Us aS itano 10 bod, uno bebr2

SEn SuttSIIH SlbtIU>
8aS ftaIlb Dor alien !9eiten?
@aS itano 10 bodl unb bebra
Ba8 gldnste iiber Die yauOe,
St5 oil bas blaue Deer?
SO o mar Don buit'gen @drten
GIN bliithemreider &rau,?
$50 ipraugeu irild)e Sruuueu
SIM &egenbosenglans?
$50 iab Elm itolSer &6nig
An 9alb uno Siegeu reid?
$50 fab beiagter &Duig
60 finiter uro 70 bleif?
Du liebe Neugier itelle
Nun elm Der Srasen Srob.
Grfabre iucceiiiue:
9as - @ a g." es mar Elm Sdlob.
9as y 90 uerrieth geiprddig
Dtir fiirslih cine Spbiur:
.0ie ouft'gen @drteu." iprad iie.
.Sie ,uaren ale ,rings'
Die Srunuen ipramaen ,brinueu'
Der &6uis. er iaB bort
Gr iab auf ieinem Ibrone
llnb bahte MIR oil Ytoro.
unb mas er ianu. mar Shreden
(So ftebts in ublauoS Bud)
l1no bab er fort citirt ipiro,
DaS ift-beS SdnaerS Tlu&i"
9amorilti)1es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
Erfnncrunn.


Sic: .Weift Eu nod. Worib, bier
auf bieier 8ant baben mi, uns tennsn
gelernt?'-gr (befdtiseno): 80, bier
bat ii9 { Willion auiammensefunoen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
RfnHlth.

9dns1en (nor Der GdiIlerbiiHe)
.Hi9t ,pabr, papa, S9iller no, nidt
INNER aus @ips?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
Tnekoofen
aus benz 2eben-
Sritbri9S bcS @roBtn
aSuis BON Yreuben.

OuHg " StUIuuys lux W.
Orobe. Der INNER bi. Snterimsuni.
form Der 8aroe trus. Den Rod. ben
q einmal bate. belt sr i'm ei9entllhen
6inse oes Wortes inert uuo nur IN.
aern trennte CT iia BON ibm. Glnlt
mar elmer feiner 2ieblinssrOde 10 ab.
aetraaen uno bate 10 iebr bonn Staub
aRb 8eaen sslitten. bab elmer ieiner
bertrauteren Diener ben 26ui9 oaraui
uuImerfiam mabte uno 9eraoeju du-
berte. Der 3onis miife einen neuel
Rod baben. ~ u bit Elm Hasr!"
faate 6rieori1, inbem Ct oura cine
OsHnnna i'm unterfutter Die iniuenoige
Settle oss &odss seiste -Sieb. mas
Dies fir Elm bsrrlihes Su4 1T; lt be-
femme in meinem 2ebsn ber9leihen
aiht mebr. Ser 3od tann aus0e-
belIert unb i'm Notbfale aesuenoet tuer'
bsn."
Wenu in Berlin bic au Der &soue
s,nseriidteu 8ssimenter perfammelt
sparsn, mrBten lib bss Wittass ole
CHisisrs uno untsrofisiere i'm 2uft-
aarten su Der plrole einfinoen. bic
Ser 20nia ielbit sa6 Yin oieien Sa'
oen mar IS bel barter Setrafun9 pet.
beten. baB li9 be aemeinen Soloaten
aMBsr u6Ilser Uniform nit un9epus
o.rtem Naare oosr obne SeitenSe,uebr
Sdenilib ,eisten. Aua ourften olsle
an einem inldsn Sage ibre ionf 9e'
w6bnlihen Nrbe,tsu, als Nblaoen, So.
Zen trase,. oosr osrsleiden. uomit lie
fsnft ibrer llnterbalt ueroienten, ni1t
bsrrihtsn. giuit. an einem lolten
9aae. purosn Die periammelten OHl.
3iere aerpabr. oaB Elm Der VorlhrIft
eemdB ansstlsioetsr 8renaoler, BON
,iner Siirsersfrau oa3u auf9eforoerf,
sinen Sra9torb aui bic Shulter nabm.
nm oieisn nab Der Seliserin gu traSen.
Er bog nit ieinsr Siiroe UNI bic gde
bss ShluHes. wuroe aber sleih bemerti
uno lolte arretlrt tpsroen. 8e9en bic
K Seroronuns frltt Die 8Iiraeriu um
70 mebr, Da oas &esiment, nelhes ben
Srenaoier arretisren Iolte, eln anosres
mar. Sic fritz eben nlbt auf Die be-
fbsioenoIte Wsiie uuo in ben semdBlg-
fen Nusoriifsn, plbreno Der 8rena=
bier. nsbsn hem abseleBteu 3orbe rubla
}tsbsno, bic SoIlsiebuus oss urteils er,
'ipartsts. Sn bieiem NIsenblld tral
Srisbri9 aus Dem S4lulie; Der imme'
groBer wsrosnos 2drm fisl ibm auf.
ano elmer isiner Noiutanten mub BIT
Cen 8renaoier ndber brinaen. -@a:
bait Ou semadt?" iaste 5riearih MI,
Der ibm sisenen Wiloe. - .Su BIZ
.sia otter s.oienter 5oloat uno tenu'
ben ltren9en 8efebl; uarum seborGy
blu niht2" - rSaltsm gw. WaieIia
81 @naosn." CAB Der entiblohene Sri
ger our Nnimort: rNn mir llegs'
ai9t. iusnE i1 erit ben Seiell eins:
aod itren9ern Ssrrn, als gw. Mais
tfdt iino. bsfOlssn muB." rgine:
aod itren9ern perrn2 uno tper ND
rs b~isier7"-- .Ws,n Wasen! Sd
-subte niat, ,uie i'd ibu b.ute Mitta!
Attrlebi9en tOate, menu Id bic srpe
Broihen nidt mltnabm. bic iene Jra'
-mir bot Srieoria la4te. - lutte
BEN ftrensen Germ fteben mir ale
.t,er baft Gu struas. finoe bid mi
.ihm in gutem ab. unb iieb' gu bu'
.Ieine Befsble fiinitis Den meinisen mid
in bic Quere tommeu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
Q5lonp.

Traue niht benz du6eru Shein
limb Der llmsangsiormen @ldtte.
Bel ben Wenid,en NIB benz Wein
Triiat aar oft-bte Gillette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26

Sic Masifratsperionen elmer tleinen
branoenbursii4en Staot 6atten al, ben
30nis sei@risben, oamit Ct bic Sc,
itrafuns zines Weniden bsftimmsn
m04te. ben lie beiduloisten. 8rtt.
ben Q6ni9 unb einen ibrer eoeln Mmts.
briioer seldftert gu baben. Ser 2onis
a%ntportete: .Denn er @ott selditert
bais 10 1T b,eS elm Bemeis, bob Ct i'm
niAt tennt, uno @ott bebarf meiner
ni&t. nm fi& au oertbeibisen; tuenl, Ct
mid seldftert bat. 10 Der3eibe i& ibm;
uenr Ct aber einen gurer ebeln Mmts-
brioer seldftert bat, 70 perurte:le i'd
i'm, bes 8eiipiels tuesen. au eiaer
balben Stunoe gefanssni&aft in
Spanoaa.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26
mp0eru.

ste tpollen fi9 bon Sbrem Wars
iaeioen lafien. Srau Miller !"-.Sa,
aber mir baben uns fir ipdter bas 9eis
ratben uieber perIproten !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-26

Ser b.riibmte goltaire ipeiite einii
bel 6rieerid; er mar i'm tiefen 8eiprd4
nit Dem Wonarden besriffen unb oes=
batb oeito unsebaltener, ba elm 2eib,
page hes &6nias beirn N%uftra9en elmer
e9iiHel ibm nit benz gaenbosen in
Die Sriiur itieB. oaB Der puoer lumber
Rdubte. Hrieori4 bemertte ben 8ers
oruB beg Ybiloiopben. uno fra9te nod
Der llrIads. $50 mar inter ben
&lauen zines pommeriden Sieres."
NOR bic Nntlport. bic benz Monarden
70 miBiiel, oaB er nit benz 8opie {dit.
ielte. Sem Paaen perorob Die Benen=
nuns nm 10 mehr. DO er elm BONNER
auar. gr fam auf Rade uno basu fano
fi1 Die @sleaenbeit balo. Muf elmer
Geile. bic 0Oltaire nit Dem 26ni9e,
bod in peridieoenen Wasen, ma9te.
taste Der Yase auf elmer Station ben
B0uern: in benz Wasen, ben fie fib.
rem, idBe Der sr0Bte Wife bes 20ni9s,
ein f1refli1es. b0ies 96ier, oas INNER
yttuus III VIZ Otet4et ipuus, ouS Ie
aber nm bes SinImels uilen nidt ber'
anslaHsn ioaten. 9ies CAB gu eiuem
Der ld1erlihtsn Muftritte Nnlab.
S9on unterrpe9s. ba 8oltaire 2uil
betam ausaufteiaen unb 2drm ma&te,
neil man ni4t auf Jpn b6rte. fab fi9
elmer Der 8auern immer ern1baft um.
brobte beIidnois nit Der peiti9e. uni
bsfabl 8Oltaire. fia sa fisen. - Sci
sem neuen gorfpann uuroe IS nod
dryer; bic Bauern bic nod ME einen
afen 9eieben hatten. periammelten ii9
am oenielben. betpunberten fsine III.
semeine Aebnli4feit nit einem Wen.
i@en. uro finaen enbli& on, Jpn nit
itren St6den au rede1 uno ibm auf
Die Singer 3u f&lasen, tuen,1 er bars
aa4 9reifen ,uolte. gnbli9 purbe
Boltaire bur@ einen f5niali&en 8e.
stenten erl6f. Die Sadie tam Dor Den
DnsnrMsn- her nit 0oltaire fraate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

fine art in working metals, porcelains and woods
from them. and that the Coreans alone knew the
secrets of manufacturing porcelains. there is no
production of any of these wares in Corea at the
present time.
The Coreans have no system of education or
literature, the masses being uniearned in
their own tongue. Reading and writing cOnsti-
tute education, and penmanship is widely prac-
tiscd and considered a great accomplishment.
The native alphabet consists of twenty-five
letters. Then there is a syllabary, which gives
a phonetic value to about two hundred and
fifty Chinese characters. This syllabary is COM
mitted to memory from sight and sound.
The religion of the country is based spirit
worship and Confucianism Buddhism was the
faith Of the people many centuries ago. but it
has been displaced, except in remote mountain
districts. where some of the old Buddhist
Corean has no religion, a mans highest ambi
ton being to have a male descendant who may
worship and offer sacrifices at his grave.
UNFOUNDED HISTORICAL CLAIMS
Coreans say that their history is contempt
raneous with that of Assyria and Egypt; but
there are no monuments, records or ruins to
mark the early history. which is for the most
part traditional. According to the popular be-
lief, the first king, Ki-Tsze, came with his fol-
before the Christian era. His descendants ruled
the country for forty-One generations, when the
kingdom was overthrow by the Manchurians.
One of the most striking facts shown in the
history Of the country is its policy of almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

complete isolation and desire to hold no inter-
course with other nations The physical en-
vironments of their country have aided the
Coreans in this policy, and the country has been
Known for centuries the Hermit Kingdom"
Says a writer on the subject of the Corean
people,
One of the most striking traits of the Coreans
Is their Impersonality. They seem to have no
very clear idea of their own ego, and this quail
lty runs through everything. The effect is seen
M their actions, affections, pleasures, business
life, and even their language. In their speech
they have but recently learned to discriminate
between the three persons and do so only by
strange clrcunlocutiOn To the original Tartar
mind L, you" and he were not recognized.
This difficulty has been overcome and the
language of the Hermits has been improved in
that particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
LORD QUEENSBERRY'S WILL.
From The London Star.

From The London Star.
The will of the late Lord Queensberry is char
acteristic of the man, and chiefly in tho
codicil. AT my death" he wrote, Il wish to be
cremated and my ashes put into the earth in
closed in nothing, earth to earth, ashes to ashes,
in any spot most convenient l have loved. par
ticularly request no Christian mummeries
tomfooleries to be performed over my grave but
that | will be buried a seculariSt and an
agnoStic. If il will comfort any one, there
plenty Of those Of my faith who would come
and say a few words of common sense over the
spot where my ashes may lie. Queensberry,
% jan 1899"
Then at a later date he had added: places 10
lay ashes: The summit of Crffel or Queensberry
in Dumfriesshre; the end of the terrace over
looking The new Loeb. Harleyford, Bucks. No
monument stone necessary or required. or
procession ashes can be carried in one per-
sons hand Failing these places, any place
where the stars shall shed their light and
the sun shall giId each rising morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
IN THE PARK GREENHOUSES.
SHOWN.

SHOWN.
The Central Park Conservatives, at One-hun-
dred and fifth-st. and Fifth-ave., becoming
more attractive every day under the manage
ment of N. Jonnsen Rose, and the public seems
to appreciate the value of this bright spot. The
visitors include people from all parts of the city.
and the attendants say that many persons have
acquired the greenhouse habit, and come daily
to look at the growing plants Last Sunday was
the record day. the number of visitors exceeding
seven thousand.
The grounds the houses have been pre-
pared for planting, and within few days many
plants will be transferred from the houses to
the beds These Will make that part Of the
Park still more attractive. The work of arrang
ing the plants in the houses for Easter is nearly
complete. a great Chinese fan palm occupies
the central point of the south house, which is
doubly noteworthy because of the great
Der of seeds which it bears. In the central
group many fine specimens of cannas. Indian
shot and banana and all around the edges
Of the. building are many specimens of hy-
drangeas begonias and roses. Next to this house
is the one which. because of its high tenn
perature, is known the 'stOve house" Here
there about thirty varieties of fancy leaf
caladium leaf begonias, dracenas. croton and
many other beautiful foliage plants. The centre
of this house is taken up by artistically
ranged group of large specimens of the same
varieties.
Next to this house is the central main
greenhouse. tiny stream runs lengthwise
through the house, and all along the irregular
banks of the little river are handsome speci-
mems of palms, some of them reaching nearly to
the glass roof. The west door of the house s
partly screened by an arch made of Tufta stone,
to which many vines and other plants cling A
little cascade empties into pool containing gold
fish and beyond this is another arChway made
of the uneven, porous stone This house con-
tans a general collection of palms. Chinese
Towering naples rubber trees, ferns and MOSES
and several bird of paradise plants, the peculiar
blossoms of which attract much attention
The farmhouse comes next. with the greens
relieved by handsome display of orchids. sell
las spireas and lilies.
The last of the houses on the north end is
known as the cool house. because the tempera-
ture is kept at about 45 degrees This is bright
with many cOlors. and will doubtless be the
popular during the Easter display. 1t
contains many fine specimens of cineraria,
heather, aZaeas, rhOdodendrons. prmroses.
daisies. lilies. wallfowers and goldenchain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
PENANCE FoR DIScoURrESY.
From The Youths Companion.

Nicholas !, Gar of Russia, was the type Of an
absolute aristocrat. The succession of terrible
wars which clouded his reign did not tend To
soften his disposition To render him less inn
perious But rough and harsh he was, Nicho-
las had measure Of chivalry in his disposition.
He would not tolerate, under any crcums tauces,
an insult offered TO a woman.
AS the car WAS driving through the streets Of
ST Petersburg he caught sight If officer OF
his house hold in the act of upSetting old beg
gar woman, whose hands were raised in prayer
for aims
The official was quite unmindful of the august
witness of his act, and was rather pleased when,
a few hours later, he was summoned To the i'm
perial presence.
Nicholas soon undeceived him. and I'm the pres
ence of a dozen Courticrs cut him to the quick
with his Indignant reproCf.
Enough" said Nicholas. finally. you Will
walk up and down that corridor all night and
every time you turn you will say. in a loud
voice. 4 am a puppy! l am puppyr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

makes sort Of armor which is supposed to re-
ca musket bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

layers and usea for garment Innings and when
ten or fifteen thicknesses are sewed together it
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
Al TnE GaA1D.

Ths Psecs:-BsIeeai Company pre-
scented last night "a Western Ro-
nance" to 3 fair sudiance.
chel.o D. P,ruehI, as Judge Ara
MAS L1Vetodds, kept the house IN a
good humoe rom start to foish
Els Bs.d ni, . Treso, me angel q
shs Blea csnyou, proved a pstillaofe
s9absstts sPdosod with g good shsrs
Of sersatiiity
Tie bsiauee O the cast did vii aod
~ i viola th4 performatcs was at--
Iaysd.
tn Piokett i'm II spsoialties n &
With the sataus asae poroyal Of he
spectators
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sroNE lN LIE RlAnnER.


My son has suffered Nitn STONE 10
the bladder FOR eight years. | nsye
taken him 70 several wateriug o.s,
also.to Cluoinnati, New York, Chica-
20 and Nashville, where he wax put
under eminent phYsieikas, ski 40
Improvement; ou.the coRtrafss isNsa
grad0ally gettfng larger, until lost
sll hope of gettink aim cured, when l
was told Of Smiths Sure X 'dney Cure.
| had him try il, and to my supFfsa be
began toimprove st once, ana Be was
cured with two bottles. fan genersl
health hiss inproyed wonderfully.
John E. Dsdman. Memphis, Tenn
Price 30 cents. For sale By al drug
gists.
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LOW RATEs- ~. TaE PLANT

Low RATES VIA. TIE PLANT
SYSTEM
To Savannah, Ga, for the Elks'
Grand Carnival and Street Fair, No
vembsr 9th to 18th. One fare for the
round trip. Tickets TO be sold Novsm-
Der 9th, 7th, 9th, 12th, l4-h and 18Th,
with final limit to 18th. a splendid
program OF attractions has been ar
ranged. Plant System ticket agents
win give full particulars.
B. w. WRENN,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Savannah, Ga,
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II is well to know that DeWtt's
Witch Hazel Snlve will heal q burn
and stop the pain at once. 1t will cure
eczema and skin diseases and ugly
wounds and sores, Il lie = certain cure
for piles. Counterfeits may be offered
you, See that you get the original
DsWitt's Witch Hazel saIye, W. J..
Bats,
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Buy your fall suit from us
and you will know its right,
both in price and style.
LEWIS
no SIS lie APAPER .

ms laat system maf issue aews-
tpapeg snt,tisd tThe PlsnU sysfem
CaSafvai Hasstc. containing pr
gfsfapae and "a oesoriesi8u Of the
yaricns attrAcsi0na t. BIZ seen A. Bs-
Taup4Jl curing TIE Eiks' Grand S resf
Fair aud Csgnivsj, November 8 j TO
I7th The PAPER viii contain eight
pages and will be fully illustrated
For copy send Jour adlress to B. w.
Wrsun, Passenger Traffic Manager,
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Second hand household
furniture bought and sold,
also pianos, organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc. J. w,
Watkins.
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SHORT But SPICY
CITY NEWS NOTES
A Days DOiHgS as Gathered by The
qinGS-GalI Reporters
MATTERS PERSONAL AND GENERAL
BRIEF STATEMENTS OF TIE MARY
THINGS THAT MAKE UP THE
BUSY ROUND or LIFE
Jasgs A. j. Ger Il bAs fseraei

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Jasae A. J. Cfevstt bAs 1t'er6ei
stssa u 'spess "trip to ssvanaaA.
Z. Hire hss gtu Cd fsom
N 81 aps
me aaaitlon q ths agsn1 bald Il 4,
% Bay sssest Is neariag eompien6a
Mr. Juilda Ny sftsr ~ epie abis
visit e Nav Ydrt, 81 Fatu . !. 8 ID tas
city
Mr.. " WaAlss aad ebiid u
left geserday fov plsatura Trip h.
North Gsorgia
Dspufs sharia r igas veal %
Everett CITY 5esteEdag Tor me b arpO b
Of arresting oiasn
The Mallory aslasr came o Mon
day, ana bfoas of iAil
goods TOR BgHnsw lcS pts
Council viii ecs Ftsrly
statement from Clerk md asuFsf
Bodst At their meeting tomerw night
Miss Mary Mssish Borrosghs, ~
.oisty editor d las TrlaEs Cali, 4 uss
spending some time pieces otiv 10
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Louisviltr, KY.
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Matinee today at $50.

3 New Georgia syrup and buck wheat,
AZ 4. E. Robarts', corner Egmont and
Albemarle streets.
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Matinee today at $3.50.

New Georgia syrup aud buokwheat,
at L. E. Robarts' corner Egmont and
AlbemArle streets.
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6HANdE OF SCHEDULE
PLANT SYSTEM.
Low 49,

To. Goorgiastate Fair !at Ysiaossa, October
10Th to November 9Th, via Plant system. One
faro from points Ia Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama, Plus 20 cents additional for admission
Military rate l'cent per mile each direction, 70
or moreon one ticket. b ". wRENN.
Passenger TranIc Manager
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24

New Georgia syrup and baokwheat,
at I've. Robarts', corner Egmous and
Aibemarle streets.
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New Gsorgia syrnpand bHok y heat,
81 Z. & Robarts, corner y Rnaont and
sltenafls streets
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Matinee today at $50.
Bring the children to see
and hear Baby Blanz DO.