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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-23

counting on his fingers. ''Wait till I
look at my notebook. Friday? Why,
that's the night of the Burton's card
party-thought you didn't know
them"
Il don't" said Gray, glad enough to
escape the other question. And you
hate card parties, you know you do.
It's go, is it? III see Gordon at once. -
And off he went. leaving Brooke towon-
der why he should be so bent on the ar
rangement.
But Gordon proved an unexpected
foe to the plan. Cant be done, Billy"
said he, sententiously. ''Canker watch
forgotten you only came off two days
ago, and if / were to mount you to-
night he'd mount me-with both feet -
Think there's any use in asking
him?" queried the boy, tossing a back
ward glance toward Canker's tent
Not unless you're suffering for an
other snub. That man loves to say no
as much as any girl 1 ever asked, and
he doesn't do it to be coaxed, either.
Best leave it alone, Billy"
And then the unexpected happened.
Into the tent, with a quick, impetuous
step, came the commanding officer him
self, and something had occurred to
stir that gentleman to the core. His
eyes were swapping and his head was
high.
AIR. Gordon" said ne, "here's more
Of this pilfering business, and now
they're beginning TO find out it isn't
all in my camp by a damned sight. l
want that letter copied at once" Then
with a glance at Gray. who had whipped
OF his cap and was standing in respect
fui attitude, he changed his tone from
the querulous. half treble of complaint
What's this you'd best leave alone?''
ne suddenly demanded. There are a
dozen things you'd best leave alone and
a dozen you would do well to cultivate
and study. When ! was-however,
l never was lieutenant except in war
time. when they amounted to some
thing. ! got my professional lnowl-
edge in front of the enemy-not at any
damned charity school. You're here
TO ask some new indulgence, l suppose
Want TO stay in town over night and
frit;er away your money and the time
the government pays for. No. sir; you
can't have my consent. You Will be
back in camp at y o'clock, and stop
and report your return to the officer
of the guard, so that / may know the
.hoEr you come in. Who's officer OF the
guard tonight. Mr.. Gordon?'
Mr.. Brooke. sir
Mr. Brookel Why. thought told
you he was to take those prisoners in
town tomorrow. He has to testify be-
tore thst court in the case of Sergt.
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All this detail, or much OF it, he had
learned from the fair lips OF Miss Law
renee herself, for Mr.. Prime and KS
daughter seemed to shrink from speak
ing OF the matter. From the first Miss
Amy had had to take the young gentle
man under her personal wing, as it
were. In her desire to aid her uncle
and cousins in every way, and know
ing them to be strangers to the entire
camp, she had eagerly sent for him as
the first familiar or friendly object she
saw. Then when he came and was pre-
sented, and proved TO possess little in
terest to the carewOrn man and his
anxious and devoted child, it devolved
upon Miss Lawrence to make much of
Billy in proportion as they made little
of him, and for three days or so the
blithe young fellow seemed fairly to
walk on air. Moreover, she had taken
him into family condolences in telling
him of the missing son and brother,
for both her uncle and cousin, she said.
were so sensitive about it they could
not talk TO anyone except when actual
" necessary. They had leaned, as it
were, on the general and on Col. Arm
strong for a day, and then seemed to
draw away from both. They even
seemed to take it much amiss that her
father had to be absent when they
came, though they had sent no word.
until late, of their coming. He was On
his return, might arrive any hour, but
so might they go. Now if Billy could
only discover that missing SON
Then came an inspiration! Pencil
ing a brief note he gave it to soldier of
his company and babe him take it to
the guard tents. it told Morton of the
coloners orders, issued that very day,
and babe him be patient-he hoped and
believed opportunity would be afforded
for an interview that evening. Then he
hunted up a subaltern of his own grade
whom he knew would probably be the
detail for officer-of-the-guard that
evening. Brooke" he said. will you
swap tours with me if Gordon's willing?
have-Pd like nightly to exchange
if it's all the same to you"
Brooke hesitated. He had social
hopes and aspirations of his own. BY
swapping" with Gray he might find
himself doomed to a night in camp
when he had accepted for some pleas
ant function in town.
Thought you were keen to go in to-
nigSt-right after retreat" he hazard
ed.
''Well. 1 was" said Gray. pulling his
drab campaign hat down over his eyes
to shut out the glare of the westering
sun. But I've got-a new wrinkle"
'Some bid for Friday? That's your
tour, isn't it?" And Brooke began
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Exposition at st. Louis.

Washington, March 22.-Representa-
tive Lane, of Iowa, introduced Il bill
providing for an exposition at St
Louis, Mo-, in 1908, to celebrate the
Tooth anniversary OF the purchase OF
the Louisiana territory. The bill pro
vides for a government building to
cost 100000, and also for the expend.
iture of S5,OOO,OOO by the government
when the exposition authorities have
raised S1O,OOO,OOO. Provision also is
made for the creation of a commits
sion and for other features giving tax
exposition a national and interna
tional scope.
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RISE OF THE AWKWARD BOY.

lie longed 10 be great and he lorged TO
rise.
And they laughed at him;
Ee studied books til he strained ais eyes
And they laughed al him,
His tongue was thick. but his VIII was
strong
rs e2ss were big and his legs were long.
IL hl ldred ways his plans went wrong.
And they laughed az him.
DE held his course day after day.
And they laughed al him;
lie packed his satchel and went away,
And they laughed M him,
They heard OF The blundcrs be made in
town,
In his awkward efforts 10 win relOwn-
To them he was merely a foolish clown,
And they laughed az him.
The papers began 10 mention his name,
They were proud OF him;
lie was getting up, he was winning fame,
they were proud OF him,
co down ano1g then there to-day.
And you'u kca- his wise old neighbOrs say
They ''always moved he'd make his way"
Ard they're proud Of him.
S. T. Eiser - Chicago Times-Herald-
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Kelly and it saves my sending snoths
officer and having two of our lieuteH
ants away from drill and hanging
around the Bohemian club. Detail
somebody else!"
"All right, sir" answered Gordon,
imperturbably. Make any odds, sir,
WHO is detailed?"
Canker had turned 10 his desk and
was tossing over the papers with nerv-
GUS hand. Gray impulsively stepped
forward, his eyes kindling with hope.
1t was on the tip of his tongue TO launch
into a proffer of his own services for
the detail, but Gordon hastily warned
him back with a sweep of the hand and
a portentous scowl.
No. Ones as bad as the other.
Next thing l know some OF EN- Will be
letting prisoners escape right under
my nose, making US the laughing stock
of these damned militia volunteers"
(Canker entered service in 81 as
private in city company that was mil
tia to the tip Of its spike-tailed coats,
but he had forgotten it, Il want these
young idlers to understand distinctly,
by George, that the first prisoner that
gets away from this post takes some
body's commission with him. D'you
hear that. Mr.. Gray" And Canker
turned and glared at the bright blue
eyes as though ne would like to blast
their clear fires with the breath Of his
disapprobation. Has that young fell
low, Morton, been put in irons yet?"
he suddenly asked, whirling on Gordon
again.
Think not, sir. Supplies limited.
Officer of the day reported half an hour
ago every set was in use. Sent over TO
division quartermaster and he an
swered we had dozen more'n we were
entitled to now. Wanted to know + we
meant to iron the whole regiment"
THE hell he did" ragged Canker.
I'll settle that in short order. My
horse there, orderly! III be back by
four, Mr.. Gordon. Fix that detail to
suit yourself" And so saying the
irascible colonel flung himself out of
the tent and into his saddle.
You young idiot" said Gordon.
whirling on Billy the moment the coast
was clear. You came within an ace
of running the whole thing. Never ask
Canker for anything, unless it's what
you wish to be rid of. Tell Brooke
you're for guard, and he's to go to town
instead"
Hopping mad" as he himself after
ward expressed it, Col. Canker had
ridden over to ''have it OUT with the
quartermaster who had ventured 10
comment on his methods, but the sight
of the commanding general. standing
alone at the entrance TO his private tent,
his pale face grayer than ever and ii
world Of trouble in his eyes, compelled
Canker to stop short. Two or three
'orderlies were on the run. Two aids
de-camp, Capt. Garrison and & COM
rade were searching through desks and
boxes, their faces grave and concerned.
The regimental commander was off his
horse in second. Anything amiss.
general?" he asked, with soldierly
salute.
The general turned slowly toward
him. "Can our men sell letters" he
said, ''as well as food and forage? Dc
people buy such things? \ most i'm.
portant package has been-stolen from
my tent"
ITO Be Continued
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-23

The governor general Of Canada. while
enjoying a drive IN the keen. frosty air. met
an Indian who was very lightly clad From
mere curiosity he stopped the sleigh when
opposite the Indian and asked him how it
was be could withstand the cold under 50
light a covering. The Indian. without
moments hesitation, answered by asking:
How Your face not coldg"
The governor general explained In his
simplest English how It was that. the skin
OF his face having been exposed to the
weather always. It naturally had hardened.
The Indian waited tin the white man was
through, then, with an utterly expression
less cOunteancc. he said.
"Ale ali face" and went his way.-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
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Would Not TEN Her Name.

She had just come up from Mississippi
to hire out" in Memphis, and all of her
friends at home promised to write. to
her. After the new Of the city wore off
and the ache of inconsistencies began to
make itself felt she went to the general
delivery" at the post office to inquire for
her mail. She still has her moss-grown
suspicion of town folks" and their
dark and devious ways, so che marched
aggressively up TO the general delivery
window and demanded: ANY letters
here for me?" What is your name?''
asked the clerk. faint none of yo'
business whit my name is" she re-
sponded. Indignantly, and without fur
Their parley she left the post office an
grily muttering TO herself: L amt
gwine TO tell that white man whut my
name is. LAX to know whut business
tits o hisn whit my name Is" The eau
tious old body didn't hear from home
that day.-Memphis Scimitar.
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Central baseball League.

Springfield, III, March eat {
meeting of its promoters in this city
the Central baseball league was
formed. The league will be q six-cluL
circuit, composed of Springfield
Bloomington. Decatur, Danville, Peo.
ria. and Terre Haute. The season viii
open May ! and will close September
IS
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Acquitted of Charge o. Murder.

Harrington, Neb., March 22.-J. c.
Harris, editor of the Belden News.
was Wednesday acquitted of the
charge Of numbering John BlinkirOn.
Harris pleaded self-de1euse. Blink
iron was killed in a street duel which
resulted from a political quarrel.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-03-23

San Francisco, March 22.-InspectOI
Henry Payne, who visited the scene
of the wreck of the British ship City
of Florence, reported to Surveyor OF
the Port Spear that the vessel and
cargo are n total loss. Only a part OF
the hull is visible. There was no in
surance on the City of Florence. but
the cargo of nitrate was insured.
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Minern Return to Worl.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 22-The
FIVE hLadred miners at the A. ]. Davis
colliery, Warrior run, who went ont
on strike a week ago, have returned
to work, satisfactory agreement
having been reached.
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Another Conrert.

Miles-What do you think of this
faith-cUre business?
Giles-Oh, it's all right. tried it
once and was completely cured.
Miles-Indeed! OF what were you
cured?
Giles-Of my faith in it. - Chicago
Daily News.
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ITO Be Continued
Certainty worth something.

In rural community in one of the
middle states dwelt a man who made a
vow in 1856 that he would wear his hair
and beard untrimmed until John c. Ere.
MOI should be elected president of the
United States. He kept the VOW for 40
years. at the end of which time he had
nearly n half bushel of hair on his head
and face. Then, coming to the conclu-
sion, toward which his mind had been
gradually working for n long time, that
Gen. Fremont's death in he interval
had practically absolved him from his
VOW, he decided to have his hair cut and
his beard shaved off clean. On his next
visit to the county-seat he went to a bar
ber-shop and was soon relieved of the
hirsute burden he had carried for four
decades. How much % he asked,
Have to charge you half 4 dollar for
that job" said the barber, looking at
the mass that lay on the floor. Half a
dollar!" he gasped. Don't I get any
thing for the hair?''-Youth's Compan-
ion
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Sufficient.

Mrs Ashley-Isn this new prayer
rug of mine pretty?
Mr.. Speakly-Yes. but isn't it very
small?
We'll, it is large enough for all my
prayers. ~. Y. World.
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A Correct GreSs.

Brown--What 10 you think Of the
walking dresses the women have nows
They'll not wear them long.'-Ds,
troit Free Press.
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Lydia E Pinkham', vsssfbIe Compound

does EEBES more certainly
f5aEs any other medicine
81 has been dcEng 81 for
thirty years. Ef IS a WO-
mars medicine for WO-
mans Ills IL has done
E3SEEcks for the heath Of
American women Read
the grateful letters from
women constantly aP-
PeaTfng iEG this paper
frs PSBEEssa77 cOBnSeES
women free Of charge
Her address IS EyBBS
Mass
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PLANNING TO Paper This Spring?
SELECT
WALL
PAPER.

We cary ALL %
latesfts ir-1afrop-
ular rricel. i-cm -
q 81 CERT rfr sirrls
M Ourl-r-s ir1i1
eraI1ss "a io hl1ia
tfe ccnrlsfs lirrlN
CARLOAD lots
terce We can rrc2
ALL "a o. Errrrs-
irrlv low. lll
Sarriss sufs
az eh1rrsl rrsr1d.
EEEE urcr rasl lE-
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Spring
CafafcgEe

ofIccc rsgss. lsi-
tralng icue ~
me- Mutual
ruIORs. 90 %
rr-fufr1.d Erc1ra-
rsirf 81 i-r. u1.c1
prrsrartcf tls en-
rrsl1 curcl. ana
Ihhsss... 60 80
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Hoods
SaTsapaFilla
MOTIVES misunderstood

Is Americas Greatest Blood Medicine.
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FRR1 aoYRRNMENT sERp.

All ciiizens OF the Eleventh con-
gressional district, defining vegetable
seed, should At once send their namss
ana post-offloe addresses TO Congress.
man W. g, Brantley, waihiagson, D.
Q. The suPply being limited seed VIII
only be sent u those making requests
20 b furnished.
These seed are not sent ont bg the
Agricultural department uatiI shout
the 18th Of January, and posaibly later,
but names and addresses should Be
forwarded immediately, in order that
labels may be prepared and filsd with
the Department.
The selection Of tins seed Is made
solely BY the Department Endwithoss
reference to requests for particular
kinds. tits, therefore, needless to spe-
city variety or quantity Of seed wanted
rte Department, OF course, selssts the
seed to SUIT the locality for which they
are intended.
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THIS THE
LAST DAY.
lA8 Circus Party Contest
Ends T0liglt.

Tha circus contest, which has a.
sFaoted great deal ot attention, win
end $ 8 p. N. today, and sommistse
viii eenns the seses.
Since the vsry fisst day the friendly
cOntsst has been very interesting Fer
the past several days, the votes from
the two boxes have besn:dumped into .
large. boz, and consequently no Ons
knows:whO is shsad. The result will Be
announced II tomomows issus.
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government BUYS
4 g)AL|NG station
Buys Land Near NaIagal
set Pier
ARE 70 ERECT DEHK8
And Other Property viii Be|
Purchased For This
Purpose

Asrrasanset Pier, Dse. 7.--Is Is re-
ported hers o. gsod aulhert.y tAat tho
Uaissd States Aas purchased 1aaa At
South Ferry vaIusd Al sixty Ave thous-
and dol1ars 80 10 ussd for . coaling
station, aud II IA stated futshsr shat
property along the Slutfs is bsiss bar-
gained for upOn which coast dsreness
vii be erected
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Ne, Lewis W. Beach viii spend a
part OF next week in Chattanooga.
Mr.. W. r.. Townsend spent yesscr-
day in the city.
A four-nasted bsrkentine rsAohsd
port Yesterday. This is the Rrst yes
sci Of tina kina Brunswick has ever
seen.
AfteE January ist, Mr.. B. HirsOh
will close up the Arcade saloon.
Mr. Frauk Scarlet spent Yesterday
in the city.
Capt. Charlse Turner has returned
to Atlanta.
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THIS ANARCHIST
GETS Ten YEARS
Said 10 Would Yet Make
Europa gl8nllG
HI IS An AMERICAN
And Was Sentenced At Dublin
For InOsndar>

Dublin. Dec. .-%At Munster today
Roy Krassisr. who preoIslmsd him-
cell ~ Ansrican anarehist. was sen,
tsnesd % ten years psnval aoryitude fer
inCsadiariam,
In court ths prisoner was very def
ant and vhen hs was being LED away
said: q will yet naks Europe trsin
.hIe.,s
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rs gentlemAn's whiskey, pure
aelioious beverage, and a grand sppe-
tizer Don't forget the name, II. W.
Harper" whlskes--ths kind your
grandfather used. Sold BY t. Newman,
Brunswick. Ga.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

Cberbourg, Dsos Fire At arsenal
destroyed several workshops and i
number Of historical relics, including
NapOlson's launch, Damage IL two
million fracs.
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WIFI FlIEII { D AND DART
TO REPRESENT HIN
llgP MlTdsF8PS Ire to Be.
Tried
4 BUSY SESSION
ghe Court win Begin Grinding
Again On Monday
hiernIng

Twelve inmates Of the county isil
we're carried to The Superior court room
Yesterday. Judge Bsuaes desired to
abpoint lawyers for those Who we're not
abe 10 enploy them
This even dozen evll doors were ooeu,
pyinE tho mournerI beush, among the
numser beng Triey Griffin, the II
legged slayer Of Conductor Lssimer.
When Judge Bennett called his name
the murderer arose with smiis en- his
face, which resembled half open
clam
Have you LAWYER, said the Judge.
Griffin replied in the negative, enissg-
Ing his smile several iaohes. shsrsupon
Judge 3. WAitasid and Col. Htneas
Dart we're named b tAs court II de-
TEND the man. Tho prisoner will en-
deavor to establish an alioi, but those
who are positiOns 70 know think i will
be Impossible to do this.
Daisy Barnwei1 was next called.
She is charged with murder. having
Drained woman with an Ak on s..
Simon about two months age.
Daisy said abe did no. want law
yer. ~ want to be tried by a jury, net
a lawyer" said the prisoner. Judge
Bennett told her in Lis opinion she need,
ed an attorney and named Msssrs. Col
SON and Kraass 10 represent her.
Sol. wInae1d, the third murderer,
has employed Col. Krauss.
Alter naming lawyers for the dozen
evil doors Judge Bennett took up civil
business and the squad OF prisoners
were returned to The Hotel de Berrie
where luncheon was awassilE them.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08
MARRIEp LAST NIGHT.
Mr. q VI Hardy and Miss May
O'Brien.

Al ths hJnaOf 1Es. snd Mrs.. charles
Hsriel, 1928 Grant street, at7:oe o'clock
iast night, Mr. 9. w. Hardy ana AIIss
Mar o'Brien were joined in the belly
bonds Of wsdlock, Eathsr P. J. Luokis,
.of 81. xsviers' Catholic church per-
forming tbs ceremony. The hrs de-
psrtmsst, Of which Mr.. Hardy lie an
efficient member, attended the we'd
ding, ~
The groom is a young man of exOel-
Ientchsrscter, aud is well and favor.
ably kown. The bride, who isof At
Ianta, is yosng lady whose charming
disposition has won for her msny
friends here.
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OPENS AGAIN TODAY.

The Metropolitan saloon which hiss
been closed some days viii reopen this
morning. The work on the interior of
the pretty place Was completed last
sight.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08
THE THEATRE
NEWS NOTES
Other Peoples Money the
JOnilg Attraction

The coming Of Mabel Paige and the
Southern stock Co, fog limited en-
gaEement, commencing Monday. De-
cember 18th, will be looked forward to
By the admirers of the "star," who is a
great fAv0rits in this city. Popular
prices Will prevail during this engage,
ment.
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nee today" marked on them. A friend
wanted him to 20 in and see the plays
"EOt much. | saw it the other week,
and dOn't care to ses it sgaiD," "what
was the name Of ii?" inquired his
friend. "why, you stupid, 'Mstinss.'
Can't you rsadSo
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE NATIONAL BANR BRUINS
WICK.
BnuNswIoE, ca, Dc. 8. l9O0.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dec' 3, I9oV.
The regular apngal meeting Of the
shareholders Of ,&n> Nstionsl Bank Of
Brunswick, for the election Of Direct
ors, and TO consider Prop other oa'i-
ness as may come before It, will be
held in its banking rOons in the city
OF Brunswick, Ca, ron Tuesday, JAM
uary 8, 1901, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. M ana ( o'clock p. IA.
ED. wArqaa, Cashier.
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Nothing sbop-wOrnl Yeur last OPP
pOrsunity before the holidays. Men
day and Tuesday barEain days. J. q.
Heller 6 BrS.
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Dir. 3, Z. L. Buriord has returned
to shs city and resumed his practice.
He now has tbs Offices formerly Osou-
pied By DR.. Fl. NJ. BrInham, IN the
Kaiser block.
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coming to Brunswick 9th
.eri Peoples Money.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British steam
ship '1ncemors" must be presented a.
our office by noon today, or pay-
msnt thereof will be dsbsrred VIM.
Johnston & Co :, limited, cOnsiguees.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08

Large assortment of ospss and Jack
eft-lsteat styles. At your service
J. H. Heller & Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08

FOR RENT.-Ths Arcade" from
January ln, 1901, Apply 10 Mrs. r.
Meyer
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II play has merit, it docs not take
the fact long to become generally
kncwp- II sothsF Peoples Money
wss not Of more Than ordinary merit,
IL would not be In its third successful
rear. This theatre goer would have
turned from it long agO, and the mans
ager would have placed it on the sheli.
Therefore, if there was nothing to res
commend this play, ths fact that the
public has accepted it, ana the man
agemsnt have reaped financial har-
vest from its presentation for over two
years, would be sufficient guarantee,
Of its worth, and would justify the
most carping critic in saying the au-
thor has written weil--and the author
has successfully exemplidsd his ideas.
Otherwise, why the continued prospar-
ity Of the attraotion-and the cry from
opera house managers for rstNrn
dates? "other Psopl.'s Money WIN
be seen here shortly.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08

Do you need "0ther Peo-
pies Money!
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08

December 10th and 1lsh, Monday
and Tuesday, bargain days. ]. H.
Heller & Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-08

Coming to Bruuswisk--"otber PsOs
piss Money"