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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-16
ISROADVIEW.

BRoADVrEw, Feb. l3-Mr Jno. A. Gil
hreaths family have II covered from the
measles.
Mrs. Benderman and Mrs. J. w. Mat
thews are quite sick with the meas les.
Misses Willie Barnett and NOra Chat
fin spent several days last week with
Mrs. Mary Dugger at CulleOka.
Mr.. Miles Murphy, of Glendale, was
in the neighborhood Sunday.
Mr.. Epperson and broth er-in-law, of
Nashville, spent a night and day last
week with Mr. b. II. Atkerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. M. McKissck
visited relatives at Yokley and Stiyers.
vile since our last.
Mr.. John Segraves and family went
over to Stiversville last week to visit
Mrs. Hunt Digger
Sunday Mr.. Anderson Craig lost fine
mare with blind staggers.
Mr.. Jim Thurman and wife spent r
day recently with their daughter, Mrs
Tom Trousdale, Of Bigbyville, who w as
quite sick with the measles.
Miss Lucy McKissick has returned
home after a delightful visit to hel
sister, Mrs. Sallie Douglas, of Enter
prise,
Mrs Eliza Digger has been somewhat
indisposed for several days.
Miss Anna Matthews, of Southport
paid recent visit to Miss Laura smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thurman anC
baby, Miriam, spent several DAYS re
Gently with Mr.. Love Lotion and family
: of Columbia.
BRUNETTE.
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GarWOOd's SarsaparHIa-1or the blood
--guarauteed To cure A. Is. Rains
M AR SMYRNA

NEAR SMYRNA, Feb. y, l900-As /
have been absent from the HERALD
family so long, | come again, knocking
for admittance.
There has been great deal of sick-
ness in This community for the last
month.
Mrs. J. J. Minor is slowly improving
from a severe case of la grippe.
Mr.. Albert Huckaby, of Texas, paid
Mrs. John Dean and Mrs. Martha
Dooley, flying visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Harris, of Parks
Station, spent Saturday night and sun
daV with their sister, Mrs &, Il. Hunter
Miss Sallie Smith spent few Gays
with relatives near Andrews, last week
Dew Drop has been suffering very
much for the past week with a vacci
mated arm.
The family of Mr. J. NJ. Hunter also
have very sore arms.
Miss Lizzie Hunter, Of Arlington
Williamson Co., is the guest of Mrs. j,
NJ. Hunter, at this writing.
AS news is very scarce | will desist
hoping to do better in the future. Will
kindest regards to all, | am the same
DEW DROP.
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THAT CHRISTIAN DAILY.

Apropos OF the Rev DR.. Sheldou's
proposal to run western newspaper
nn Christian lines for a week, lions
Herald (MethodisU, OF Boston, Oh
serves:
There is a great amount of sense
less talk about an ideal aud Christisn
daily, mainly from people who know
the least about ediung papers. We
deny emphaticbllv the imputation
that there are now 40 clean and eX.
celleut daily papers. There are
many that are practically Christian.
They stand for the higher moral
ideals, pure literature. pure politics,
pure homes, honest business. They
are the bulwarks OF righteous
ness, aud condemn all forms OF
wrong and evil uusparingly. In
looking for an impracticbble and
visionary ideal we must not forget
the excellent daily press which We
now possess
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MARKET REPORT.


Cincinnati, Feb. IA.
FLOCR-Spring fancy So, O5M3 20;
spring family, So .9Oa3; spring patent.
So 7OC03.9 winter fancy, So. 1908. 25;
winter family, 81. 40@2. 70; winter pat
ent, So 3O@3 60; extra, So. O5@2. %;
low grade, 81 .7501.95.
GRAlN-Wheat: No. red, track, at
1870. Corn: No. 2 mixed, track, at
34c. Oats-No. 2 mixed, track, at
25bc.
LIVE STOCK-Hogs: Select ship
pers, S. 05; select butchers, So. 02h@
sos; fair to good packers, $4 $50
5 O2; fair to good light, 81. 6504 95;
common and roughs, 81 1904 IS. Cat
tie: Fair to good shippers, 81. 400
5.25; good to choice butchers, $4 25
"a. rs; fair to medium butchers, So. So
04. rs; common, $3M3.25. Sheep:
Extras, $5M5.2 good to choice, 81 IS
GA. 90; common to fair, SO. 5000 .25.
Lambs: Extras, 81; good to choice,
Sc .60@6. 90; common to fair, IS. 500
6. SO. Veal Calves. Fair to good light,
S. .6O6l7; common and large, $5@6. 25.
Chicago, Feb. 14.-Wheat: No. 2 red,
69bM7Obc; No. 3, 67M69c; No. hard
winter, 66hM67R; No. 3 hard winter.
63M66hc: No. l northern spring, 6800
6oRc; No. 2 do, 67@6S1a; No. spring,
64M67hc. Corn: No. 2, 33Hc; No g.,
32B@33c. Oats, No. 2, 23%c; No. 8.
23c.
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ANDREWS >.

ANDREWS, Feb. 10 Some OF our peO-
pie are very much afraid of the small
poX t?) but so far as | know we have yet
had but one mild casa negro-nearer
than Mr.. Naughn's, and we hope that
whatever it may be il Will continue to
keep its distance.
Mrs. l.. j. Sowell went home from r.
w. Sowell's last sunday with severe
case Of the grip, and continues quite
sick.
Mrs Ella Scott went down to Bear
Greek last week to see Miss Mary Lee
Irwin, who is quite ill with malarlal
fever.
Mrs. Castor is again on the list of sick.
Mrs Sallie Nicholson is able to be out
again. She and Miss Johnnie spent a
day of last week with Mrs. w, +. Scott
j. D. Evans, from Shady Grove, and
q. T.. Evans, from Harpeth, were in
columbia, first Monday, aud came out
60 spend the night with their sister
here. Mr.. Evans carried back with him
a good work mule pur :hased OF w. L.
.Sowell, who sold Teveral on that day.
Mr.. Dark is now pushing the work
rapidly on Mr.. Browns barn. and will
soon have 10 completed He has had a
number of young men employed to a.
sist him, among whom were Rush and
David Dark, Willie and Wilhurn Fox,
MIR. Davis aud Mr.. Narbrough from the
Leftwich vicinity,
We hope soon to hear that Mr.. Brown
is convalescent.
Services were conducted at Union
Grove last Sunday, as usual, on 2nd
Sunday.
Bro. Murphy will preach for us at
COrinth, next sunday; Bro. Scobey will
preach at Antioch, and Bro. Sowell AT
Dry Fork.
was glad to find myself in such com
pauy as Prof. Bennett on the century
question. and don't see why all cannot
zee it just that way.
Mrs. MICAwBER.
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CAMP BRANCH.

CAMP BRANCH, Feb. II After an alb
sence of several weeks we come again,
with what news we have gathered, hop
ing to interest some one.
We are glad to report little Miss Lena
Griffee up, after several weeks illness.
! Miss Mary Johnson is visiting at this
place at this writing.
Mrs. Wilson, of your city has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. l. w. Grimes.
Mr. George Mash and wife are living
at MIR. ODE Mash's this year.
Mr.. j. II. Sharp has moved in the
house vacated by Mr.. Tom Johnson.
Mrs. r, j. Rail has returned home,
after several weeks stay at HOhan-
wald, with her son, who has the measles.
Mr.. }. T. Morton returned home with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim johnson are all
smiles over the arrival of little girl.
With best wishes to all, am, AS ever
BERTHA.
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Tn ird Psge.)
DODsON's AUADEuY

DODsON's ACADEMY, Feb. ll.-As it
has been sometime since there have
been any items from this place, / Will
endeavor to jot down the few | have
gathered.
Wheat Ia looking fine in this part Of
the neighbOrhood.
Mrs. Green Dodson and children, Eta
and frankie, spent "A few Gays last week
with Mr.. }. &. Dodson and family.
jim Wisener spent last week with
Mrs. Salie stone, Of McCains.
Mrs. Il. f.. Dodson, children and
"Clarriss," have been visiting friends
at IimmOnsVille.
The health of our community is very
good al present
We are sorry to report that Mrs Perry
Taylor is very i'll with pneumonia. We
wish her speedy recovery.
Miss Vestal Dodson visited Mrs
Hardie Shelley, mean Santa Fe, last
week.
There will be services at this place
next Sunday morning, at II O'Clock,
conducted by Rev, Baker, of Nashville.
Let all, who can, attend the service.
We are having plenty of rain now.
Thanks to "Jula" for her kind re-
membeTance of me.
What has become Of "LeO?" We
would liz e to hear from her again soon
Eddie Stone, Of Sawdust, was in Oul
midst day.
As news is scarce, l will say gooc
night.
CLARRIss.
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WEST END NOTES.

Little John Henry Bats is much
improved aud will be ready for
sci DOL next week.
doc" Foster has gone to Will
Transport to live.
Mrs. Lizzie Shirley's little children
have about recovered from the
measles. Mr.. Will Notgrass' chi
uIen are also about recovered.
Mr.. Will Doyle is convalescent
from u severe attack Experimental.
Mrs. A. Y. Simmons aud children
All Of whom have had time with
measles, are tuily recovered.
Mr.. J. II. Bats received a letter
Tuesday morning from his son, T. n.
Bats, who is in the army IN the
philippines, stating that he was
well.
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Mrs. Arabelle Chappell

Died on the 18th day of February, 1900,
at the residence of her husband, Mr..
Sandy Chappell, in Weak Iey County,
Tenn, after long illness, most patient
ly ana sw eetly borne. She was Is years
old last November, ana had loved and
served her Lord and Savior from her
young maidenhood until her death.
She was faithful in all of her earthly
relationships, as a wife, mother and
friend, aud was loved and appreciated
by all who knew her. She bore her
long illness not simply with resigna-
ton, but even with cheerfulness; and
talked freely and calmly Of her APP
proaching death, like ore who antici-
pates the brightness and glory of a
coming day, which is only obscured
from present vision by few fast fading
clouds. She leaves still on earth de-
voted husband and two daug hters, and
one son to mourn her loss. May the God
of all love and consolation ever be their
refuge, and may they ever remember
that this good wife and mother is not
dead. for Jesus has said: "Whosoever
liveth and believeth on Inc shall never
die"
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TAYLOR Refused to Sign.

FRANxFoRT, Feb. 10.-A conference
Of representative Republicans from diff
ferent parts of the State was held in the
capitol building this morning. The
conference grew so large that the capitol
was opened for the fist time since
Goebel's assassination.
The Meeting began at II o'clock, and
the deliberations were had in secret.
After the doors were unlocked, Taylor
issued statement, in which he stated
that his ultimatum was that he would
never sign such an agreement.
Gov. Taylor has recalled the Legisla-
ture to Frankfort.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-16
DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE.

Permently cured by the mastery
power of South American Nervine Ton
ic. Invalids need suffer no longer, be-
cause this great remedy can cure them
all. 1t is cure for the whole world of
stomach weakness and indigestion. The
cure begins with the first dose. The
relief it brings is marvellous and SUI
prising. 1t makes 10 failure; never dis
appoints. No matter how long you
have suffered, your cure is certain I'M
der the use of this great healthgiving
force. Pleasant and always safe. Sold
by A. B. RAINS druggist, Colum bia
Tenn.
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nrnntr Il. Hood nccn.

Clean blood means a clean skin. Nc
beauty without Il. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep It clean, D..
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all I'M
punties from the body. Begin q day t.
Danish pimpies. boiis, blotehes, blaCkheads.
and that stkly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty Tor ten yents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0-, 2Jc. SC.
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GarwOOd's Sarsapar'IIa for the blood
guaranteed TO cure. A b RAINS
4 blizzard I'm Grcnt Rritnin.

London, Feb. 1j.-The effects of the
blizzard, which started Tuesday. are
felt throughout Great Britain. Trains
are showed up in all directions and
street ear lines are blocked up and
telegraph and telephone wires arc
down, delaying communication in all
parts of the island.
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VIII Declare the War Ended.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Only isolated
bands OF insurgents are now under
arms in the Philippines. and the adj
ministration is preparing to declare
that the instruction has ended.
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SANCTUM SENTIMENTS.

The Nashville American saws:
We copy more from country week
lies than any paper in the State"
In this respect The esteemed Ameri-
can is a very well edited newspaper.
Tne matter It doesn't copy from ex-
changes is what hurts the Am srican.
Chattanooga News.
Republicans are good people in
their place but their place is not I'm a
Democratic primary.-Dresden En-
terpTise.
lt is not every state that can have two
Governors and two Legislatures at the
same time and yet keep the peace for
more than a Nashville American.
GarwOOd's Sarsaparilla-for the blood
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To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netc full OF life. nerve and vigor take No-ro.
Bac the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Rocket tad sample free. Address
! ae. 10 }emedu = Chicago or New York.
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It. F. Anthony, xpostmaster of
Promise City, Iowa, says: II bought
one bottle of'Mystic Cure for Rheuma-
tism, and two doses Of it did me more
good than any medicine | ever took.
Sold by A. b. Rains, druggist, Columbia.
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Clthartc cure constipation forever
l0c, 25c. II c. G. G fail, druggists refund money
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Best stock and assortment in the city;
price are right. j. P. STREET 4 Co. tt
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GarwOOd's Sarsaparilla-for the blood
guaranteed 10 cure. A. h Rains
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-10

merely consists in living only upon q
bread composed of barley meal. pounded
garlic and some secret substance, with
water for drink Ar other solids and liz
uds must be abstairted from The pa
ueut remunerate5 according to his means
and wish, and goes home cured. Patients
como to- Chis man from all parts of Ire
land; ana the cure is seldom or ever
known 10 fail Some few nave deN-lO Ell
hydrophob.a after undergoing the treat
men but these are said - have violated
the rules the doctor cniOined them 10 oh
serve.
There is another variety Of healer who
Is nowadays very rare. and rapidly be-
coming eVsinct-the fairy doc or to wit
Il man who has hi; KNOWLEDGE from the
fairies, and has some power over tnem
ana is particularly skilled i'm curing IL
ness, both in man ana IN beast induced
10y supernatural agency. All diseases
which <he medical wisdom cf The PARISH
fail 10 comprehend. notions, and mant1l
diseases, in mankind. and elC-shot in
cows. all these come within the fairy doc
tors province. Whether or not he has SUI
pcrnntural power has ever been 20 MT
ON which our people have divided. Most
of the women have fai I'm bim; most Of
the men none. The proportion of unba-
lievoTs Is, of course, yearly growing great
er: but there are $ I'D many who put i'm
plicit trust in his professions
The Multiplicity OF heaters is bane
oCtcuer than - bless NC, fer when a Young
person. without enough authority or VIII
power to resist the doctors. fails ~. every
old woman with a name for medical lore
IA the parish descen3s upon the troubled
household, ana each enions the imma-
di1tc trial OF her own specific So that
If tho young man or young woman by the
very excess Of vitality survives all the
pastors ard potions imposed. the miracle
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THEY RESCUED THE BosroNrAN.



ed No Glory for All Their Pnins.
From the Lewiston tMeD Evening Journal
Il hate to get mad on fishing Trip"
says my friend who has just come down
from Cobboscea. when fellow gets
mad on fishing Tip he feels that he
isn't carrying out the principles Of Unc.e
Izaak Walton, which commend a fisher
man to keep cool and let his hair grow.
When a man gets mad 1he fish won't
bike"
Three Boston men have been occupying
the cottage across the lake from n. We'd
been over once, and they seemed to be the
right sort. Had hrst-rate commissa1y
department.
zone pretty windy day we were fishing
across about two miles from them Ev-
.erythine was quiet on the Cobbossee. Sud
denly from the direction Of heir boat
there came one of the most terrible hows
| ever heard. As | looked | could see 10 h
men sp'ashing in the water
Great heaven said my gui le them
two Boston fellows have gone overheard.
we cou,d see the Third man dancing
up and down on the piazza of the hoe
aGd waving his arms. We could ar even
his hoWis. But in the direction Of the
boat all was still. The guide AMI s4it
never a word, but we cut away the an
chor-couldn't wait to pul il up. Then
we grabbed our paddles and struck away
for the scene of disaster
II never padded so hard in all my life
l padded till my teeth grated in my
mouth. | padded till my arms crackel,
till my eyebals hung out like 4 loosters.
l padd,ed till my teeth grated aud my
lungs felt as though l had swallowed a
nutmeg crater
"One-of the men saspcd the guide
'has-sWum- off-toWard the-camp.
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and dazzling in the huge mural frescoes
ornamcutins its f1cade and walls.
IT would be IA. d t. find u more strik-
ing contrast than between Tine German
ana Spa n style d, architecture. The
op 'ortu ity for coml arms ahlm is afford
T. you h,rH. since they are near ueigh-
hors In the street OF thr mat oas. Spaiu's
palace his exquisite. OF IN, purcsl r,uais-
slnce Il presents classic picture Tho
ger cral co or tote Is of a pale brown. ana
ta,r' are points about If chat We're Dor.
rJWtd ON the facade of n. University
Of Noala. constructed in 1853; others from
he Alcazar in Toledo. from the famous
building Of the University Of Salamanca
and from he Palace of .hc Moa.erDyS
erected i'm 1881
From Sunshine 80 Eos:
From Sian to England is only a few
.hor Yards but they stand for a jour
NY fir IN a land OF sun to a realm of fog
the British pavilion is modelled after
an Enelish country home and it, too. ful-
Ills IT'S mission admirably u moclimlng
nus national 49,. li 10 ks cosy Withiu. hut
moist without. tUd ts yuu pass on You
really that a veil of irN ought J1 be trail
ing its was across the 'front.' and sId s.
penmark- prruv Htue pavilion holds
your vision foi au instant uutu 81 fall3
upon th, broader ou lines of the Hun
slriJu palace, great gray structure that
tsls of the homes ot Cine powerful Magyar
mobiles as thoy are TO be seen to-day iu
Hungary Thcn up pops littla Bosnia
hand iu hand with Herzegovina, but not
H le hN ANY means iu the building that
represents thCm Jointly. 10 stands MS big
H~ hrSt-Cllss power between Hungary
ANA Austria The latter, too, shows an
imposing building modelled after the lines
or one of tho great ediiiccs of Vienna.
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CONTRAST ON NILES BANKS.
/ INCONGRUITY OF MODERN Hrs
BANDRY AND MODERN TRAIN.

-, - - -
H'ei"S Aet Ferhle IhouSh Tillea
for Thousands of Nears-ProGresS
of Wan From NomnIic STAGE .
r,,,. - ~
vi 'he AS-
riculture Carried on in the Most
Primitive WAY.
,,
D..,.a,,,.. .,...,..a.,r.
- =" "SS'e'h
america looks upon Alrl'a as dark cen
tnent in everything even in rlilwa>s
He would probably smile en- hearing thar
IN. I,eyntiap r,.1vva,s ara hot or ~ 49,.
- -. ''' man
many Amer lcah ones he' the TACT Is IN
disputahle. The railway that runs from
Alexandria to upoer Egvpt is one after
which MANY. American al u,,,.s r,,ob, -
tern II is a donhIe-IracL r9ad =, a
boat,. steoI raiIs Tbe tranl - ~
i1eteI n b,s an alah-.,.ato s,.st.r, -
nal .l,,.ar.' ,,,,} ,,,,aI,,,o',i, ,1,-is,h ~,
nf itS rn,lI..a,. IL lin a go bea,,,'
.rona rro-or7rv r,,rane,s re eta,ion ,1.
farms are sIso h1,{II IF cnt sto,e ~,
nv ~ e+otion h,Ii1dt, &C 80 - ,o
IL mi lecs ari o+be,,. ia 49, a,o 30 stni
ne Grains rl,n sp,-otI,I,. ara u-ifl. -
aoire, ,ti,..,, ~ Lii a., bo,,,. ,rb
nm, ,erossi,,qs ~ which - r.iI1.s,
c,,,iel 49,. ,ta ,.,.dv,,,, ~, sTot
! l,,nt... no r,,,, ,,.7,S -. 80 ,,,-- ~
lJ H., ,at,. ~, tol.oa,'l $50 - ~
with flags stand Il all SVit hes a
and CROSSINGS Altore her ,re so,iinpeo,
ard Coeration of the rold ate admirable
For hundreds Of miles this m -dern 1ait
way goes through the fertile fields oe
Eevpt-lrosl tncongruous amid the nrirn
/ hive methods OF husSardry 10 he rot-d
there
Primitive EuSbnntlry
H. .t.- ..-.u- ..,;. III,
.t.tn, "a, = LII, e. 49, ~ WI Gnu
0aI4s ~ ~ tte
, S,-,,'t,, t.,,'.,,oSs,.
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. ,lit(l,,. TN, IN rs, 49,. stdl,ia -
/ IA ~, no 5,,.s ,,.l,or pm fnn ta1,Ia
,,>l,r. az r,,. A,,.1 ,,,a,, I'm $500 ,hai-
L,1,-1,s df f11Tar ~, 10 ioCI,s 80 ~
+ ,i,n, ass,s ~. IN dafa,,1+ Of So, baoI,.
,-,T fbsi~ oq'r
/ Of ,ea,,so Oh a,ric,,I,u,a N 1,s,,,+ ..
! ma, ~, s,,cr ,,,,li,To,t,,,, 49, P,oI ro1
( ana ,.or,o,..,tfors C,r,, Ina a. IN 40
ralateon r.esqar+s ana n,a,,,- ,o,I rbtno~
] naye ,ee,iF,, -, IA a1,istlnca = r,,r,ni,o
g,.rl,e rhen tna Ne Ta,,1.i,n raI,ern9
norf has darmel he Viia a. an . or
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-10
FEW DOCTORS ARE NEEDED
IN THE IRISH MOUNTAINS.
Seumas MacManus Tells How His Country
Folk Practice the Healing Art.

Not Generally
to
Herb
which
Day IA FaithE3eainG
The
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-10

In the Cafe-Carte-T tell you. that
wsiter is a gentleman from head to foot
ID Hot You mean fr m tip TO tip..-Chi-
cago News
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-10

Tho house which was occupied i'm NAL
lazzo By Dante after he bad been eX-
PEELED from Florence hos been sold 70
a man named Gueld for a sum amounting
to about 1925. Because the poet wrote
several centos of the divine comedy in
this house efforts were made to haze the
Italian government intervene and stop
the sale, but IL refused to take any ac-
ton,
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STREETS or NATIONS
At The PARIS SHOW.
The One Feature of the Great Exposition
That Pie;scs All Visitors.

md of
The Trnf al Its
tn, nm Entrnn - omr of
- ost
lures Most q
u
4ub~crip ion. and
TONS.