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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-16

Even now we are beginning TO see the
paraiNz!ug influence of imperialism Here
toIofe TINS nation has been prompt to ex-
press is Sympa thy with those who were
hShtinS Tor civil liberty. While our sphere
OF activity has been limited to the west
ern hemisphere. our sympathies have nor
been bounded by the seas. We have felt
IL due 70 ourselves and to the world as
wen as 10 those VINO were struggling for
the right To govern themselves, to pro-
claim the interest which our people have
from the date OF their own independence
teit in every contest between human
rights and arbitrary power. Three-quar-
terS OF a century ago. when our nation
was small, the struggles OF Greece
aroused our people and Webster and CLAW
gave eloquent expression to the universal
desire Tor GrecIaD independence In 1895
all parties manifested a lively interest
IN the success OF the cubans. but now
when a war Is in progress in South Afri-
ca. which must result in the extension of
the morarChtal idea or in the triumph of
q republic, the advocates of imperialism
IN this country dare not say a word in
oehait OF the Beers, sympathy for the
Beers does not arise from any unfr1end-
Illness toward England, the American ueo-
pie are not Unfrtendly toward the people
OF any nation. This sympathy is due TO
the fact that as stated in our platform.
we believe in the principle of self-govern-
mSnt ana reject, did our forefathers
the claims OF monarchy If this nation
SurrendeCs its belief in the universal an
plea ton OF the principles set forth in
the declaration OF Independence ii viii
lose the prestige and influence which il
has enjoyed among the nations as an ex-
ponent Of popular government.
Oar opponents. conscious Of the weak
ness OF their cause. seek to confuse i'm
tertaasu, with expansion. and have even
dared 10 claim Jefferson as a supporter
Of their policy. Jefferson spoke SO freely
and used language with such precision
that no one c4n BE ignorant OF his views
On one occasion he declared. If there
De one principle more deeply rooted than
any other In the mind Of every American
! Is that we should have nothing 10 a.
sFiga conquest And again he said: Cor
quest = not II cur principles: il is in
consistent with our government
Right Kind of Expansion.
The IeTcl6is annexation Of territory n
De governed 0S arbitrary power differs as
..10Sse Lrors( tEl= acquisition Of territory 10
De psi.- ID 2Gto states as q mona X nv Cs1f-
1S1s lE0SN p 1sruaSE3cy- The democratic
PITY Goes not oppose eNpa nsSOu. when
expansion cElargeS the area Of the rep11b-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
ron rnr sRL, ArIoN AMY.
capt ROPER WIZ Appear before
Meeting az the Ministers.

capt Roper WI Appear before
Meeting Of the ministers.
Capt Roper OF the Salvation Army. will
be before the meeting OF the Ministerial
Association. TO be held to-day al T. O'Clock
lu tho rooms of the y. NJ. G. A.
The salvation Army captain win seek
,o Interest the ministers IN the work 81
the army Oh Savannah. he S. desirous OF
securing their help 10 raise SO be needs
for paving of a few debts that have
been incurred by the organization in tho
city during the time 10 has been under
other management than his own
Several oi the ministers were approach
90 hy Capt Roper who was finally ad-
v.scd 90 bring tae matter before the meet
Ing 81 thc ministers rather than approa ch
them al separately. he said he would
adopt the suggestion.
one OF The ministers said yesterday that
he approve ia measure OF the work
of lhe salvation Army. lie believes that
those who belong 10 % ore able TO do
some goo4 amoDs tac people among whom
their efforts are directed. The captain
& after tao indors mcnt OF the ministerial
body, beaeviag that Il would result n
n.e boing hblc 10 enlist tine aid OF others
Who would sadly subscribe to the fund
Dee o. seeking to- raise.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
mis- WILL PASS ruus WEEK.
Municipal Election nii. city Officers
Hfil aud Guards Measure.


senator j. g. Conn said last night frat
frrss ,,f the alrIr ~ local Interest Ir st-
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'f"t ""fih@ tAe present week
the cli} officers h4i .un mur .pA. r.
ZION bl ana he h.u tr.rsfarm.re ue
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20 see 90 reason. Hali Senator Cam
why a.I Of these biis tHa.iI uo, resi- .ge
fhe sIrratY-. az Ga. e.s.-.,.. f....-. sac
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nantr to h.ltv a-fI.er, ! n... l...s-
aurrl .r r.. senate uts..f ,rd f.a
frat ltr rrgfrf,. psIfh r..-ItI..re.. th+t
.t uu rl fn,t ba5F within .. r.rt
nree aa.r
sanatrr g4rn ~a- sas-as - "a. .t...s-h;
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uo.ntm "a of eify oHear. v,h al. ~
reatau of thr ,re..,fre- s-d fr. bends
of ue raHr. ana ara d~r,r.rer... tn
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9" ht-''t "f'i''t GOV 'N"s.tF
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~ H's''i,l "lf'I'iNai iotf ne ".o ara
Noii'fiianaf or iA' STATE 'pNpf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
INCREASED sIVTrEN rER CENT.
Member~hip 81 Grace Methodis
church During Past Year.

Membership of Grace Methodist
church During Past Year.
The last conference 81 tho year was
Held az Grace Methodiss Church last
night Rev. osgood r Cook. pastor Of
the church. submitted a report, showing
what had been accomplished during the
year thar O. iust now dragging 90 close
The chtrch viii close the year with
$50 members. an increase OF q. or about
&c per cent over the membership az the
ume 81 the last conference OF 1S9 or
the CO new member. ~ were admitted to
tho church upon professions OF faith
During The wear the church has raised.
for am purposes. amounts nppnoXimatinE
s. - which have been sufficient 20 meet
all ~ its financial obiratlons. II starts
thc year wth clean balance sheet.
The church g. thoroughly organized and
there are in successful operation on Of
the church societies and orsaniza tious
which are authorized by the general CON
ference. In every respect the year has
been most prosperous ana encouraging 10
Air Cook ana The congro CATION Of Grace
Church
SIR cook viii leave 10 attend the South
Gcorein Conference. 90 Cuthbert. to-usJe-
row evening. The conference does not
l,egin IT, sessions until Thursday. but Mr.
Cook is a member OF the committee TO ex-
anime applicants for admission to the min
istry, which meets Wednesday morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
HELD Irs ANNUAL RALLY.
Reports Upoa Years work at the
Epworth Methodist Church.

Reports Upon Years work at the
Epworth Methodist Church.
The Methodist pastors OF Savannah
leave his week Tor The annual meeting Of
me south Georgia Conference. which will
be- held al V@ldosta. The annual review
rauy was held yesterday morning a. the
Epworth Methodlss Church o. Trinity
Seventh street The congregation was
large. ana the service was enjoyed.
Conference will - informed " the re-
cent change OF the name u the church.
l-u % two weeks ago. a was the seventh
street Church. but the congregation de-
iarmIu to change the name when the
rumes 81 the rests south OF Anderson
acre changed Epworth Methodist Church.
r honor - the birthplace OF the Neslcys.
was chosen as Tine new name.
Tire pastor Rev. J. A smith. reported
uucn tha work ~ che church. showing 10
20 have fou-ished during the ear. It's
financial coslluou was SHOWN ,o De eN-
caiieut. and Is aatlsiactqry report VIII De
made ro the conference. SiXfy -u.uc mem
he~ hnte been added during the year and
s. au from a8 sources hes been saised.
The report upon tns sunday School
was rendered by The Superntend at. Mr..
j +. Christian. who was recently elected
60 succeed himself 90 that capacity. A
healthy growth and absorbing interest IN
the school were shown by the superln-
tsudent
other interesting features Of enc meet
iuE were tho special numbers OF the
musical programme. the tax hy Mr. r.
g. stone urou the 0nrial Board and -
work and Mrs. s ~ Mcleod s paper upon
tGe Lacquer and his work
AZ the night service the sermon was
nre1 he'd by the preceding elder OF the
Savannah District Rev. Dr. J. A. Thomp-
son
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
TO ArrEAa nEFoRE nEcoRpER.
Numerous Prisoners Charged with
various Grimes to lie Tried To-day.

Numerous Prisoners Charged with
various Grimes to lie Tried To-day.
Pa Campbell. colorc1. was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detective }. } Muir
phy, on the charge Of highway robbery.
According 10 tie story told by the wit
ness. Peter small also colored. he was
walking Saturday night on the Bay street
extension with Campbell and another ne
gr1. when Cam0bell knocked him down
AMI robbed aim OF hls money. The case
viii be- investigated this morning by Re
corder Har,ndge
Another case that VIII be heard this
morning is that OF Bona Herd. colored
woman wtfl known 10 the police through
her frequent appearance as a prisoner 90
the Recorders Court The woman Is
charged ia this instance with the theft
of ST. from Joseph McCord The Herd
woman lives ia the vicinity OF West Broad
street and Perry street lane which is ac-
knoWlelEed 10 be- one Of the toughest
parts OF the city. The crime with wnicn
she O. charged tnis time is the usual
charge upon which she H. arrested though
os yct sho has always managed 90 escape
conviction.
Joe Davis. coiored vas sent to the bar
racks by Patrolman Woods. who charges
him with throwiug rocks in the street.
thereby breaking q window. striking the
witness that had MIN arrested. and fur
ther with carrying concealed weapon
Frank Williams. an u-year-old colore'i
boy. was sent ln on the charge OF the
larceny ~ watcn from a white boy, joe
Higgins. The theft occurred some time
ago. Williams having suatched the watcl
from tho hand Of Higgins and made on
with lt Yesterday he was seen by His-
glus VINO had him arrested
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Closing service last Might n Ver'
impressive one.

The mission which has been condurted
70, the Cathedral Tor two weeks by the
Jesuit priests. Fathers o'conuor, o'Ca'-
.entn ard leaut or. closed last nlghi. The
closing service was largely attended and
.e-y impressive one.
a very able sermon was preached by
Father o'Couuor last night his subject
h..n. Jesus Christ. our only Friend.
r.s three heads e the discourse were
CHRIST the freed OF childhood. Christ tho
Hi..d ~ woman. and Christ the irienl
u tsa labarIn- man I'hc basic idea or
t.. rmou MAS chat Christ had compas-
SION unau the multitude and from th.s
ta.t maiuIy. Father % Conner deduced me
points named Father O'tonnor Is an clio
l4cat priest. ana tho three points selected
lt him were strongly presented and NUS
tu4ttl by many Incidents from the Hte
0f Christ. the benevolent influences Wnlcn
.a. reAcicn OF Christ has brought INTO
ir dives ~ iac three classes named be-
..e strongly brought out
AZ tha close Of fnc sermon the large
ooneres on kucit and corsecrated ihen-
...es ia tie Blessed Mother ot Goa Des-
-.rc OF her "a intorcede for them with her
Divine son and to obtain for chem al
90. grares they stood 10 reed OF 90 save
tU.lr souls AEer coustcrtfiug tnenHtlNc7'
sI renewed tns.. baptsmal promises re-
.ouur.u. lhe devil with ali DDS NorAs anu
p.mrs The papal blessing was then pro
rat.u..A is Fatrer q common. 10y power
.farted by the Holy Father. 90 All those
4. rs had made The mission. This was ioi-
lowed is the solemn benedicuon and me
t...s.l errl4mrut. celebrated bF Father
t.eaurer. assisted hy Father KEN edy as
deacon. and Father Henuessy as suo-oe"-
con THE entire service was very I'M
urts-iye one.
The mission has been very successtni
afa q probably one of Che most shtlsia1-
tors u IFS results ever held here lhe
services au.iuc the entire two weeks 80
nccialy those az night have been large
If l.l,uted and "a decided interest -
aasFlHo. anong the congregation. Inc
extent ~ this Interest can best be judged
nr th. fact that all three Of tna pflee's
ir charzs "a the mission We're kept nu ~
rom O'Clock Saturday, afternoon, unul
nft.r n O'Clock that night with but a
short irtermisslon for supper hearing tht
car fes-.ous % the many who preseute !
themselves. IL BE- estimated that nearly
o nr peraous received Hbso ution and pre-
pared tasm-elvcs Tor the sacrament DUR
uE tae mission.
Collections were taken a. all the SER
I , ICES yes eriav % defray the expenses or
I tne m ss.ou and the members or the con-
I rregntIcu showed their appreciation ~ the
7 excellent work done by the Jesuit fathers
I by their very liberal contributions.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
DIVERSE Of COLONIAL SEAL.
The Discovery Reported 90 the
Georgia Historical society.

Georgia Historical society.
Tho December messing o. The Gcorsia
Ir ..orical Society VIII bs hod tonight.
Do Is expected chat interesting discussion
1f several maitcrs au be- engaged ln by
Ue members Thought /. S. not probable
.a1t asy special 81. ion wll be- taken
pua thiug thar Will D. brought before
fl. lo e.y VIII BE- enc discovery 81 the
o,.ver.e - the seal tha- was employed
'H enc colony Of G,orrl by the trustees.
This was .obtaInei Dy 1i.s Hennipe %
columbus through "a correspondence with
re Keeper Of the British Museum. where
tre original seal ia. Au impression OF
tae face ana one Of che diverse eide
Ucre seni Mss Beuuiug. who exhibited
i'e wax impres one O. tho resent stste
convention .n Atlanta ol thc Daughters OF
inr American Revolution.
lte rf.rl ~ che paug lt,rs ~ she Revo-
luton go secure au appropriation from the
i-ss .lllufe for are printing OF the Colo
ni1i records % Georgia will ALSO b. die
Dass'd There g. an Impression hat tho
daughters viii be suco es-fa as many
90 tAe legislators have iad Gated that they
tr" iatorao.s 20 tae plan. Copies of the
original records win boz made Ia Loudor.
10 tnc Daughter Eet roc money they ask
inr and from these many printed copies
uui DO is-urd
Announcements VIII Doc made that the
printing ~ the minutes % the Council OF
saf i} wll also D. completed shortly This
+ work that was undertaken by the
Daughters OF the Revolution. who wer,
assisted hy Mr. OTIS A-nmorc and Hon.
William Harden The minutes OF the body
.HH .HHHa H.H HaH
Georgia from the time the Revolution
closed until che establishment Of a stat
4 trrrmeut The manuscriYf o. the min
ltes U.s. in the possession OF the society.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
SLEPT roo wan ruE rLAuEs.

A. Result Coiorcd Emptoyc OF
the =. =. a W. Road Was scorched.
Charlie Alien, o eolorcd cmploye OF the
sayuunah. F.orida and Western Railway.
was taken to the Georgia Innrmary yes
terday afternoon. suffering with a pain
fully burned back.
Alien says tnat he was on nat car
about o mile away from the city. whom.
getting cold Doe put some earth on the
car uuon whioh De- was. then built "a fire.
and living down near a. went 90 sleep.
His back Was turned TO the fire ana ~
was awakened some time after by heat
from the flames which had caught hls
clothing.
tie was brought on the railroad a. Ear
a. Bull street aud the railroad crossing.
and there put into the ambulance. His
burns nro not serious
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

p. p p, a wonderful medicine: It gives
au appetite. 10 iuvgoratcs and strength
ems. T. =. p. cures rheumatism aud al
pains Ia the side. back ard shoulders.
luees. hips. wrists and joints 2. 2. p.
cures syphilis IN ali les various stages.
OLD ulcers. sores AID kidney comp aint T.
~ L.. cures catarsah. ecz ma erysip. las.
OIL skin diseases ana uul poiasoa.ar.
P j.. D cures dy apctsia. chHoalr female
complaints aud oroken-doWn e0u4tltutio.
aud loss e manhood. J.. J.. r.. tie b. N
blood nuriaor OF the age. has ma d. m "a
permanent cures than al other b GOD p. M
coles I.prman Bros. sole proprietor.
Savannah Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
WAITING ron ANOTHER VICTIM.


Rome sim Ohstruct- sidewalks
Around Chatham Academy.
,.-.,- ,.,...,... men,, ,,.t.,
Inc "o''"e"' 10 -'i''
stumbled over tho ropes placed hy the
city. across and along Che sidewalks en-
ana o,ietborp. avenue ana pravton
tt II 49,. chatham AraBefnv
eA''' 9'N
and sustained serious injuries '"is YES
teriay morning haas not resulted IN the
-.,,,,,,.ir, ~ the rome IL was strcfchel
..-.,.- al, ,,... oslo. ..s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
ELKs HONOR THEIR DEAD.
ANNuAL MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD
AZ THE SAVANNAH THE ATEn.


tul"Ht"~ Delivered ~ VT ~ g. "i"-
ing aud lion. o.. 4. stevaii-ENnitcd
uut.r t.frbv Conducted the
-
intrr~sting fruArnmm" OF A"f"l
aud fnstrumentni Music Was Rem
a...s-tt,,.,. s,e,t out ~. name.
81 'Nh@'"' h'"t"'FN N''' '"'i'"
and There Was 40 HeHponse-A
tnrur Audience Witnessed the
The annual memorial service ~ iae 7a-
tarnah Ia. rp ~ EIse iu honor ol Those
s.,..t,.. 81. ,I. ..-.... AMI fYr,a1.fe az the
- .,... .-...t
h'' ono. "'r H''' 2. 'A. 20 AMMAN
after ftrd.v Afternoon. Toe service
s.s ...t.r-r t.,a.ff.I and Ifrrr.r eist
..... ..... ..,....4
Nf i.hA-'f i hit'f =. 2. iN'I'h' Woo i's
si.iaa at waHt WINS realty % se-sion - tho
lodge Tue orau.rs qua closing oere-
r,,rl.. ,.r.t.+..i 81 .srr. MARI OF u. =
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officers cd fHe lodge as Poo ih'if duii's h'
fcspoutIu.iIfIrs ana the manner Boo ~hi %
tbs.,. f.,H I.l,r -...- ta-r.s.I --re onlesrs oe-
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t"+''' WHO t' % ''"
ID" stage fA3 been Ai'rhc'F'.f 't
r.anst Cor fna f.r.....I.r fHHrrr Irf .F fU fIff
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Services yesterday at the Independent
Presbyterian church. which were conduct
cd By the pastor Rev. Dr j. y. Fair.
were largely attended. A. tho oonclu sion
Of the sermon the communion was admin
lstored.
There were three admissions TO .hs
church, two by baptism. thrcc by letter
and two by confession Of faith The deaf
mute class, which WAS receutly organized.
IS rapidly growing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
TO GIVE 4 MusIolLE DEC. -.
VIII he Held at First baptist Church
sunday school Room.

a musicale viii b. given 10 the Sunday
School room % the First Baptist Church
Dec. "A By tbe choir. consisting Of Miss
Margaret ~ Nicholson. Miss Ellen Nor
gan Mr. @. Chandler Mr.. e. T. McCar-
ale and Nj Water Clor. and the Young
Ladies' Society. The object Of the ale
fair IL TO raise money for the buying %
music. and for other church purposes. The
programme VIII consist Of a number Of
selections by the choir. and BY Individual
members 81 H. and the scale o. fancy
work and hooks thai have been given to
the young ladies Tor that PURPOSE.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

The Herbert Spencer rs an elegant ciror
and g IS truly a delightful enjoyment TO
nhaie the fumes OF this Tine tobacco: Il Is
oNhuaraNnR and delicious.
See thar tnc name OF Herbert Spencer
o. on every wrapper OF every cigar. with.
out which none ARE genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold hy the box Of o. Conchas az $50 and
Porfcctos A.5o at Lippman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Barnard and Congress
streets. Of this city-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
rnuNK FrLL or STOLEN GOODS.
Found In the Home OF n Negro Ar
rested for stealing.

Richard Brogsdalo. a coiored employe
of Foyc q I.aksteiu, was arrested satur-
day uight by the city detectives al The re-
quest OF his employers. who charged fim
with having stolen a small amount 81
money. The negro was lodged Ia the bar
racks, nud yesterday the detectives
searched his house. and made a rich haul
iu stolen goods. an OF which are Supposed
TO have come from the store Of Me-sgN
toyc e. Eckste.u. There was trunk fuu
of stun. consisting 81 several suite %.
clothes. silk hat. a number Of shirts and
numerous and various smaller articles II
Is likciy that Brogsdale VIII get "a Epo.i
long term when bis case comes before che
court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
FOUND nrs STOLEN CLOTHES
The Thief l. John Henry. the Negro
Arrested by a. q. Murphy.

Arrested BY a. q. Murphy.
John Henry the negro arrested Satur-
on the suppostiou that he had stolen a
suit OF Clothes that he was then on his
way TO the rawushop with. was found
yesterday Go have taken the clothes from
Adam Alison. co.ored.
The discovery Was brought about in
rather peculiar way. Alison had two
other negroes arrested on the charge OF
having uhcn MS clothes. and went 10 the
barracks 10 prefer that charge against
them While there be was asked 90 de-
scribe the clothes that he had lost. This
description nued those that had been
taken from Henry. and when they were
shown 10 Alison be Identified them posi-
uttly as being hfs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Mr. Charles l. Smith and Miss Georgia
Rl-seu were quietly married yesterday
Afternoon at O'Clock at the plrsonage
of the dependent PRO. bytcriau Church
hv Rev Ur j. y. Fair
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

used for children tccthing. IL soothes the
chDa -ritens the gums. anays an main
cures vino collie and is the best remedy
for Darrnoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
TRlNITYS SEMl-CENTENNIAL.
CELEBR aTED wTTH sERN iCEs,
Music AND ADDRESSES.

-. - a. MI. az
Methodtsm-i nc NcrNi'FA N'''
tended ~ Large ConwrrEn ton.
t,,....,t,. ,.t..f,uar, ENrrcl.r-
~ N-@"'
Tr.Di,y Methodist church VAS COT"
pietcly UHel yesterday morr.n- GO
o,..,.a v.aar ....-,..ee lmmeuotar.Us
~ 'N''
Ihe th4fcH N-h
[ with great clusters ol Waite end yellow
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... ,..r. ...u.
'N, '''"t l"'
pie anu neaui.ial we've .-i t-'
cording 90 the proatla nlme fr.ala1 .u to--
,..t,... ,t..,t.. sea-. 1-.o u,..... ,.ar
eA'"i'e"'' ""s '"@ '-'.-'
were the addresses made 'h Ai q.
Saussy aud Nr s. b. Adams Ih.t o.
I Ar Ad.f,s ~. q, .Irr.fs4 t4si tn. ..u-
mat " - printed 'h ih' '"'.. -
Wesleyan Christian Advocate. . ..- d9-n.-
Les vsu H.. a,.rc Oil. ,re .d.l-.s. q. ..I .f-
.s....
'''''t "o' Only i''"i'1 '-. = -
Tess Methodism.
Al night tacre was tho annual c.-rara-
,tor 10 ,t... e.....s... -......i AZ. ...,.-,. 81.
eieis' "hieH' "ia"' "'s eA'e'-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Take Graybeard Pills for that dizzy
fecling-Lost appetite. and follow IL 10
with bottle Of Graybeard. Il ls all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props. sa-
Nonnah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

"Graybeard broke W rheumatism on
me-" says Mr. Chas Thomas. the Jew.
cier OF Whitaker street. And out me n
better health than 1 have enjoyed In 4
ioug time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
Mns. BnAGG VERY III.
Condition 90 Matron OF orphan Home
Alarming Go MANY.

NihfMthE 10 WaAFs
Mrs Sarah Bragg Sc dangerously ~ al
the Savannah Female Orphans Home
Grave fears are entertained. and there 5,
a general feeling Of eadness IN the insil.
tuition. where AIRS Braeg O. universally
loved. She has a great many friends out
side the Home. on dali VII Join in the
hope for her speedy recovery
Mrs Bragg is matron Of the Home. q
position she has niled FOR a long while
Many know OF her effective work ia her
position. and she Is highly regarded by ali
the patrons OF the Home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Rheumatism in all its forms is prompt
IS and permanently cured by Hoods sar-
sapariia which neuguiizcs acidity Of the
blood. I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

High-Grado Institution for Ladies -
shorter College, Rome, Ca. Write for
eatalogue.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

'Graybcard is family medicine with
Us" said a prominent business mon yes
tsrday My wife takes %. aui I notice
she IS enjoying better health than for
years The children keep well by taking
II"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Graybcard may be obtained at an drug
stores or write 70 US for o. Respess Drug