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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-29
Our array of satisfied Gus

toners is our best ad. We
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-29

point with pride toour record.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
The Wedding Fee.


The experiences OF ministers are va
ried regarding he wedding fee. some
times this reward for services render
ed takes strange forms. Sometimes
It IS Unexpectedly large, and again it
Is disapPointingly small when the
minister is led to suppose that it will
be large.
This was the case with a minister
living in the suburbs of Boston. who
married young couple at his home
one evening not long ago. The cou-
pie arrived at the parsonage without
any previous arrangement regarding
their coming. The minister was at
home. and in few minutes they
were made man and wife. Then the
bridegroom handed the minister a
large white envelope, its contents
bullying in way suggestive OF posi-
bic and even probable bank bills.
Hastily tearing open the envelope,
the minister drew forth sheet of
paper folded many times, on which
was Written
''Many thanks for your kind efforts
in our behalf, and may we meet
above"
AZ another time this minister mar
ried young couple at the home of
the bride. The wedding was verv
Pretentious affair with a supper serv-
ed by caterer and general indica-
ton of prosperity that led the minis
ter to hope for something handsome
in the way of fee. just before his
departure the bridegroom took him
aside into little hallway and said
Sorry, parson, that I'm not fixed so
that | can do the regular thing by
you, but this marrying business is
mighty expensive, and-er-er-sa
would it be convenient for you to loan
me five until week from Saturday
night, when | will come around and
pay it sure pop"-Morris Wade in
the July New Lippincott .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
a Tgieute &c a Noble Woman.

(Reeetve@ toolate Tor Publication last week.
Among the vast multit3e Of peo-
pie tina inhabit our sphere occasion
ally one looms mp above the hostSa Of
nations that VIII pass doSn the cen
turee Of history Some excel in Sci
ence. art or NEE hanics; Others in valor
or deeds Of reuown; others in liteya-
ture or discoveries. All such become
public characters and historians, and
the press generally will give vent Of
the admirations expressed by friends
and admirers, and their eNcelling
qualities are recorded for the coming
generations.
Yet there are some, who like the
sweet violet. modest, unassuming.
hidden in verdant shades, ditIusing
their fragrance TO those only. who are
so fortunate to discover these SYLVAN
retreats. never seek public applause,
but IN their innocence and purity,
shun the searching eve of the public.
II was thus that Amanda Seaton. wife
OF the Hon. j. w. Seaton, who lately
departed this life, lived and reigned
for more than forty years among the
rugged hills in old Potosi.
Possessed of gentle disposition.
she was imbued with that innate tact
to never loose friend. All those
who ever were so fortunate to be
drawn in the environment of her home
were life long friends.
A model mother, she raised her five
children with a gentle hand and a
God-tearing mind All but one sur
vived her. She, lovely Mary, gener-
ally known as pet" passed to the
unknown beyond" many years before
her mother 1t was the loss of this
dear daughter that first broke down
this good woman; from that shock
she never fully recovered.
Loval to the core of her heart to
the Union, she proudly braved the
displeasure of her surroundings when
dark treason, not only beyond Mason
and DiXons line, but IN many towns
and hamlets of the North sought to
destroy our National Union. Like
Barbara Fritschie, she unfurled our
flag ont of her window and flung it to
the breeze, when disloyal professions
passed beneath.
She was lady in the fullest sense
OF the term. All who came in con-
tact with her were fully impressed
with her excellent qualities; her fam
lily, neighbors and friends will miss
her; she left vacant space not easily
to be filled.
have the most profound sympathy
with the surviving husband. May
the loving Father heal that deep
wound which the loss of such a dear
companion has inflicted upon him.
But know he has that consolation
that during their long eventful life
he was good, kind and indulgent
husband to her, worshipping her a,
he always did, his love to her did moi
diminish but was kept green to hei
| last hour.
To the surviving children my deep
est compassion, may they ever beal
in mind the loving teachings and eN
cellent example of their sanity moth
| er. Peace be to her ashes! Il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
Republican City Caucus.

Notice is hereby given that a Re-
publican caucus for the city of Lam
caster will be held at Reeds opera
house in the city Of Lancaster Wis,
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1900,
at I O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of choosing ten delegates to
attend the Republican convention to
be held at Fennimore, Wis, July 9TH,
1900 This convention viii dis
charge three duties: % Nominate
an assemblyman for this district; %
select delegates to the state convcn-
ton held Al Milwaukee. and (i) select
delegates to the sixteenth senatorial
convention.
Voters viii observe that ,hi. cau-
Gus is for the .jtq.eJciuae. N ne fo"t-
Inn. and is pursuant q the order III
the County Committee.
Dated. June 18th. 1885
S. il. IaYLoR
W n OeTON.
u g. iuuNsOS
local Committee
u MtlHE
Member Co G3mm5ttec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
He Found a Job.

The merchant had arrived at his Of
flee rather early in the morning, and
five minutes after he got down to his
desk foXy-looking, bright-faced boy
came in. The merchant was reading
and the boy, with his hat off, stood
there eXpectantly, but saying nothing.
At the end of two minutes he cough
ed slightly and spoke:
Excuse Inc, sir, he said, "but I'm
in hurry
The merchant looked up.
,.What do you WANT" he asked
u want a job if you've got one for
me-
..Oh, You do snorted the mer-
chant. We'll, what are you in a
hurry about?"
live got to be, that's why, was
the sharp response. Il left school
Yesterday afternoon to 90 to work,
and | haven't got a place yet, and !
can { afford to be wasting time. II
YOU can't do anything for me, say 50
and III 20. The only place whore |
can stop long is the place where they
pay me for IT,
The merchant looked at the clock
when can YOU Gomez" he asked.
II don't have to come, replied the
voungster; Il m here now. and I'd
have been at work before this if you'd
said So
Half an hour later he was at it. and
he's likely to have a job a. long as he
wants one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
from 22'y. Sumter
to Mrs. 21nhhans.

LETTER 10 MRS. PINKHAM 40. 7t,244]
zone year ago last June three doc
tors gave me mp to die, and as had at
different times used your Vegetable
Compound with good results. had too
much faith in it to die until had tried
it again. was apparently an invalid,
was confined To my bed for ten weeks.
q believe my trouble was alteration of
womb).
After taking four bottles of the
Compound and using some of the Liver
Pills and Sanative Wash. at the end Of
two months | had greatly improved
and weighed l55 pounds, when | never
before weighed over LIS Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best medicine ever used, and | recon-
mend it to all my friends. Mis- ANNA
EVA GUSTER, HIGGINsyILLE, no.
Mrs. Barnhart Enjoys Life Once More.
DEAR Mrs. PINKuAM-I had been
sick ever since my marriage, seven
years ago; have given birth to four
children, and had two miscarriages. |
had falling of womb, leucorrh9a, pains
in back and legs; dyspepsia and a
nervous trembling of the stomach.
Now l have none Of these troubles and
can enjoy my life. Your medicine has
worked wonders for me. Mrs. 5.
BARNHART. New CASTLE. PA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
Milwaukee's Greeting.

Milwaukee is ready and waiting to
entertain great throng of visitors
during the carnival, which opens
June Doth, and continues uninterrup-
tedly for four days. Rex. King Of
the Carnival, tenders cordial invita-
ton to every man, woman and child
in Wisconsin to meet him in Milwau-
kee the opening day and remain dur
ing the week, to participate in festi-
vities never before equaled in this
state for brilliancy and fun. The
city will be in gala attire; there will
be music everywhere, ana series of
special entertainments, all free,
which will crafty the most persistent
seeker after novelty and amuse-
ment. The electrical pageant an
nounced for Thursday evening, June
2Sth, has cost in eparation not less
than so, 900, and every other func-
ton has been planned with the same
liberality. The Carnival directors,
with the cooperation Of the mayor,
have prescribed rules for the trolic of
the Corso on Carnival Day, which
prohibit any disorderly conduct.
The railroads have granted a special
rate OF one fare for the round trip
from all points in Wisconsin to Mil
waukee for the four days of the
Carnival, and will run special trains
to accommodate the increased patron
age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
LAWYERS.

kTTORNEYS-LowRY & CLEMENrsoN.
Practice in all courts Prohating of estates
and real estate collections specialty once
over Basfogds store, in front OF court house.
Branch office az Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21
ManteI. OF Fortified WOOD.

Among the richest ana handsomest
mantels and fircplaces now manufac-
tured are those made Of petriicd Ar
izona wood, veined ana eolorel like
Sienne marble and as highly polished
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21

Cycling has its ups and downs Al
ter the downs, use Banner Salve if
you're cut or bruised. 1t heals the
hurt quickly. Hatch Bros, and j..
Il. Bennett druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-21

4 TTORNEYS- BUSHNELL WATKINS & NOSES
Practice in all State and United Statos
courts. Onices over State Bank OF raat Coun-
~, Lancaster
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
MSS BELLE KEARNEY TO LECTURE
". G. T. L. Advocate at the Christian
church Nov. -.

". G. T. L. Advocate at the Christian
church Nov. -.
Miss Eele Koarncy. one OF the most
consecrated workers. deep thinkers and
gifted speakers among the brilliant band
Of organizers In the National womans
Christian Temperance Union. will pass
through Savannah next week and Will de-
liver q lecture Thursday might IN the
Christian Church at Bolton and Howard
streets especially addressed go young
men and women. Miss Kesrney was born
near Vernon. Madison county. Mississippi
She was cdulatcd ia her native state and
taught school successfully FOR six years
The women Of the Mississippi Woman's
Christian Temperance Union appreciated
ns once the value Of the service pledged
hv this enthusiastic young woman 10
such q degree that she wus Immediately
appointed state superintendent. She cour-
ageously began her work. going upon the
platform with enc case that comes from
the sense % supreme need. Two years
after eniisting IN her state Womans
Christian Temperance Union. Miss Kear-
ney was made national organizer by the
national convention Of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union during its
session IN Boston. Since then she has
Travelled a wide extent 81 country
Last May the Mississippi Woman's
Christian Temperance Union elected her
president of the state union She resign
~ this Office 10 order 10 attend the In
ternational Wom0ns Christian Temper
ancc Union Convention IN London. There
she was appointed round the-worid mis-
sionary. but declined because she could
not nud suitable companion and. be-
cause. doubted whether she was physical
Is strong enough 20 endure che necessary
work ana travel Miss willard and Lady
Henry Somerset appointed Miss kcarncy
TO represent them and the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union a. the Internal
touaI Congress Of Christian Workers
held In Grindclwald. Switzerland While
there she lectured IN the Protestant
church. while in Paris she spoke at the
BeIevile Mission. and Miss De Br0cn.
president Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
ncrancc Union OF France urged her % re-
main and organize among the English
speaking people % Paris After a tour
,hrough England. Scotland ireland.
Switzerland France and Italy. =. re-
turned 20 America last fan Miss kear-
nev is looked upon as one OF the leaders
81 philauthropic thought IN the South.
she has become identified with the scarf
al che nations endeavor after sober
homes nobler thought, purer living and
Justice 70 women.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
w. c. a. Will GEr Returns.
VIII Have an Entertainment with
Entertainments Election Night.

Election night special wires will be- con
nected with the Young Mems Christian
Associations gymnasium. the election re-
turns will be- received and as rapidly as
they come wll be thrown upon screen
by the stereopsicon. There viii be no bet
ter place In the city 10 get the oIection
returns. and as perfect order will be
maintained and no smoking allowed. Il
will be a very desirable place Tor ladies
TO get che result OF the days voting
large number Of seats VIII be- provided
both down stairs and in the gallery 50
that there need be nothing 80 fhe nature
OF a Jam. All friends OF the association
are invited go b. present, but boys under
i6 will not b. allowed IN the building I'M
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
MAsoNs BACK FROM MACON.
The Annual Meeting Of the Grand
Lodge an Excellent One.

Lodge an Excellent one.
The majority OF the Masons Of savan-
.ah. who recently went to Macon TO at
tend the annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge have returned. District Deputy
Chas F. Fulton returned yesterday mora
iur lie says that the meeting was an
excellent one fnom every standpoint
There were present about six hundred
Nlosons from an parts OF ;he state. The
election resulted In Grand Master Davis
declining a reelection. and the uniform
moving up OF each 81 the other ofhccrs
Mr. Max Mycrhardt OF Rome being chos-
a. Grand Master
one ~ the most important matters that
come before the Lodge, said Mr. Fulton
was that Of the building OF the Masonic
Orphans Home. II was cciied that such
O home will D. hu!l' on thc plan ~ having
number ~ cottages. which viii thus
allow n its being added 20 ls che demands
u.ade o. 10 are increased and the finances
uf tho order allow Tho home viii De- run
co. the plan Of similar institution in
Kentucky. which SIS recognized ms a model
home az its kind
The cost OF tho home will DO 500"
ABOUT S2ooo 81 this amount has already
been subscribed and the Grand Lodge De-
0.1od az This meeting 90 plt aside each
year one-half % if= surplus funds This
sum Tor this year vii amount TO about
So 30 or even more. SO that practically
81 eo Of tho amount o. already 30 sight
Tho location OF tie home has Mt set been
decided on.
Mr. Fulton was re-eie-tol district deputy
of this the First Mntoui. - rcL on
last We1nes Jas night the district aepu-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03

--~-~~-~-------~-~---~-~ ---------~--.--~.~---
SAVANNAH NEXT STTT'rEH-
INK people are now nockinF a.
DR. O. " Randolph. AlDom8tlc
Hotel Columbia. s. g.. ana we
learn from leading papers that be- is cur
ing many De has engaged 90 go 90 So
vannnh. Ca. The sth 81 Nov. ana stay
ten days He will then 80 20 Dallas.
Tex Sufferer. This seems 90 Doe your
iast opportunity. Col Willie Joner Of
Columbia and many others are loud ia
his praise = Christian Index.
HOW ARE YOUR FEETe TT YOUR
feet are troubling YOU call on me ana I
will give YOU feh.f. cure irgrOwiug
nails. c0rns and az diseases Of tho feet
without pain. charge reasonable. can
give the bcHf reference On the city. m
ticnts treated a. residences. orders can
be- left 40 Livingston drug store Bull
and Congress streets, telephone ~. Lem
Davis. surgeon chiropollst.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
ATTRACTIONS or MERIT.
,,,n, Features III Carnival Are With
the nostock shows.


the Bostock shows.
81 Y J Arson. ahead % the Frank .
.-o-k aggregation OF carnival features.
ned savannah yesterday. ond spent
.a day making preparations for the
wont of The attractions he represents
-.e Boaock shows form "a large part u
... attractions OF the E,ks' Grand Car
,.,nl and street Fair. that opens on Mon
dlv
r. year the Boslock people are fea-
..r. ca.auita. The Living Doll" said
,.,.-ywhere 70 be one Of the most remark
aaI. ltue creatures that has ever been
e,-istod She is rwcuty-nine vears old
srd us many inches high she had trav-
g. 40 over the world and acquired hal(
. ,iozen languages. which she speaks with
s4g4i Huency.
two animal shows ore included among
o. Boetoek attractions They curry also
a German village the Streets Of Cairo.
an Oriental thcatcr. che Crystol Maze.
Speedy the high diver Luneite. "tne
fNrV Indy the Venetian Eondo'aA pic
I. r,.. OF the Galveston horror. and q num-
be. 81 other special features.
o.. Arson said the Bostock shows
would an be ia Savannah and ready 20
D. un business when the carnival opens.
or A. o'clock Monday afternoon
a number OF children have been selected
Go take part lea the coronation scene Of
Monday evening. when Chiquita IL 70 be
a. vrei queen OF the cornwall They will
represent the various court dlgnitaries
ana funcuonaries and wiz be very ole
pautiy costumed. Theee children. who are
90 cake part iu the ceremonies will meet
az th, De soto az o'clock Monday az
terreou, where they viii be- met by mem
trr Of the Elks Carnival Committee. and
couvmunces that viii take them and their
escorts TO the grounds.
The programme committee has perfected
Arrangements for sacred concert. 20 b.
given by Fairmans Band. on the after
toon Of sunday. Nov H. On the Carnival
grounds. The programme 20 be rendered
wifi Doe an exceedingly attractive one. the
numbers including several OF Director
Fairrnans own composition For the pIr
pose 81 increasing attendance az the con-
cert the railroads viii run special cNcur-
siors TO savannah. a. very low mites. Tor
the day upon which u Will be given.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
WHAT CAUSES DEAF
NESS,
The Principal Causr IL Durable but
Generally Overlooked.

Generally Overlooked.
Many things mar cause deafness. aud
>,ry often IL is dInicus 20 trace a cause
some people inherit deafness Acute d.
cases. ike scarlet foyer. sometimes cause
deafness But by far the most common
cause OF loss OF hearing Is catlrrh OF the
heed and throat.
a prominent specialist on car troubles
r.p,s as his opinion that nine ont OF ten
.ares Of deafness IS traced 20 throat trou-
Co.,. this is probably ovcrstlted but Il
CERTAINLY true that more than hall Of
.. cases OF poor hearing were caused by
oaafrh
Tac catarrhal secretion in the nose and
'r'st fnds les way in the Eustachian
iHH. ana by cloggiug % up very soon az
t..fs The hearing and tho hardening Of
'e sesrction makes the loss OF hearing
! maucrt. unless the catarrh which caus-
81 the trouble Is cured.
Those who are hand 81 hearing may
t.ns this little far-fetched. but any
al an ohservant must have noticed
% hard cold In the head vii affect
'.e hearing ANA that catarrh u Ions neg
.,d win certainly impair the sense Of
r'ur and ultimately cause deafness.
che nose and throat are kept clear
free from the unhealthy secrctious Of
i'4trh the heuriug viii az once greatly
prove and anyone suffering from deaf
'' and catarrh can satisfy themselves
iais point hy using ntty-cent hoN
oft -'ulrts Catarrh Tablets. a new ci-
i''I cure. which 50 the past year mas
WON he approval Of thousands % caihrrh
Iiarers. as well as physicians, because
% i# In convenient form 20 use, contains
g. cocaine or opiate and Is as safe ana
i.t.aut for children as Tor their elders.
STARTS Catarrh Tablets IS a Wholesome
u'.uation Of Blood root. Guaiacoi. Eu-
pt1l and similar antlscptcs. and they
e1arrh aud catarrhal deafness py
i'u upon tho blood nnl mucous mem
lte of The nose and throat
B" one physician APPLY expresses %
I'l do not have 20 draw upon tho Inn
.n4tion 20 discover whether you are
wing benefit from Stuarts Cat0rrh
f'.'ts Improvement and relief are ap-
nt from che first tablet taken.
At druggists sen and recommend them
cost but MY cents far full-sizod
AnEes. ana ans catarrh sufferer who
wasted time and money on sprays
'.Fes and powders viii appreciate 90 the
~ 'ne mer!t Of Stuarts CatarTh TAB
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
VISITED THE RED MEN.
Great Sachem Heck ExempIIaed the
Unwrttten work.


Unwritten work.
Great sachem W Beck OF Grimm Wis
tied Savannah Tribe No 4 Improved or
der Of Red Men. last night. and excellent
work was done tn their wigwam az the
odd Fellows Hall The Great sachem
commended the work OF the tribe highly.
dwelling In glowing terms upon the efti-
cheney shown by tho chiefs and cXtolling
their knowledge OF the ritual
Tho Great sachem instructed tho tribe
in the unwritten work. exempiyfying IL to
the great satisfaction OF an The camp
IRE was kept burning brightly for two
hours. an entering with pleasure into the
work
trpon tho conclusion Of business the
tribe adjourned 20 I.cvans cafe. where
a very invsing course dinner was served
The Great Sachem was the guest % hon
or The Red Men remained until "a into
hour IN the enjoyment OF the fenst and
the speeches that were made, Snchem g.
NJ Roberts Great sachem Beck Red
Men C. p Jones. Q. A. Notter and -
ors contributing by their forensic efforts
% the SUCCESS Of che occasion. Following
IL the excellent menu. prepared In Levan's
host style. that was discussed.
Blue Point oysters on haif she'll
Soup-Grccn Turtle
Fish-Filets OF Rel Fish.
Potatoes al a Marech1l
Celery. Potato Salad.
Chow Chow Mixed Pickles queen olives.
Chicken Croquettcs with Green Peas
Prime RIBS OF Beef Mushroom Sauce.
Mashed Potatoas
Maraschlno Punch.
Vermont Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Asparagus al o Cream.
Drip Coffee
cigars.
The Great Sachem and sirs. Beck are
stopping ~ the De Soto having reached
the city last night They VIII remain ~
the city all day being entertained by the
Savannah Tribe The following commit
tee will see 90 the entertainment Of their
visitors: Mcssrs C. NJ Roberts l.. 4.
Smith. Robert Burnham. c. + Jones. }.
W Rush. C. 4. Nctter and Jacob Uni
fielder. The Great Sachem 6 visiting oil
the tribes IN the state 20 encourage them
in their work and aid IN tho uphuilding Of
the Improved order q Rcd Men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03
ron Observation-Disclosures.

LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOR
MERIY OCCUPIED by THE SAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. u.
=. SMART
FOR RENT. AN rP-To-DATE STA
blc on Howard street. stalls for four
horses. Address =. o. Box 3ss
ADVERTGsEMENTs SET IN CAP
TTALs WILL BE PRINTED IN CI4AS-
aIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD No AD-
VERTIs EMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN nc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-03

In the Recorders Court yesterday VIII
lam Barrett white. charged with being
drunk and disordcly tho r'ght before. with
resisting and striking an officer also with
carrying concealed weapons did not ape
rear. as be was sick 1915 case was con-
tinucd
Emma Tutcn. white. arrested eorly yes
to-day morning in the ncishborhood of
the cemetery by Patrolmau r. q. Muir
ply. who charges her with disordcriy -on-
duct aud striking "A man. was given "a sem
tence % so or fifteen days on the gang
Moon and Harrie. tac negroes arrested
tho day before bv Detective GcIbOld.
charged with breaking into AMI robh.ng
"a store house on Oge,cteo road. had their
cases continued