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The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19
CURES ECZEMA
THROUGH
THE BLOOD,
ITCHING SKIN HUMoRs, soRoFULA,
hoILs, sCABs AND SCALES, ETC.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

Does your skin itch ana burn2 Do
s-aos and scales form on your skin, hair
scalp? Is there a constant desire to
SeluscnY Eczema? Skin sore and cracked?
asasA form on the skin? Prickling pain
s Ie SKIN? Boils? Pimples? Bone pains?
swollen Joints? Ecrofula? Failing hair?
Az run DOWN. Hot hushes, shifting
aones' cold feet. unrefreshed sleep, con-
sslaut lndescribable feeling of dread, or of
impending calamity Obstinate Rheuma-
u'm or Catarrh? Skin pale? Do scratch
ana cuts heal slowly? AL these are
me symptoms of impurities and humors
"a the blood. To cure take one TO six
SSlse bottles OF B. b. B. Botanic Blood
naimJ' which will make the blood pure
aua rich. Then the sores heal itching Of
eczema stops forever, the skin becomes
GEAR and the breath sweet. B. B. b. is
JUST the remedy you have been booking
lot Druggists, II per large bottle Trial
Treatment free by writing to Blood Balm
company, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble
&C free personal advice given. 3. B. B.
neais especially the deep-seated obstinate
SSasss OF Impure Blood after all else fails
i've &. B. b. a trial. Thoroughly tested
sol % years. Botanic Blood Balm COM
posed OF pure botanic ingredients. II is
'1e hnest Blood Purifier made.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19
AN ANIMATED CAKE CONTEST.
A Novel Suggestion for an Evening
Party.


A club Of bright young school teachers
recently gave a novel party which made
the hit Of the season in their neighbor-
hood 1t was called a cakes and cream
social. The invitations invited to an ice
cream evening. and the postscript added
a request which gave a hint OF the fun
to come. II said: please come repre-
sentlng some sort of cake"
On the evening of the party every cake
in the cook book turned out in honor of
the occasion. There was Bride Cake in
a charming white dress with veil and or
ange flowers. Pancake wore a number OF
wee cooking Instruments as a fringe 10
her gown. Drop Cake wore a necklace
of cough drops strung together to repre-
sent gems. Angel Cake appeared TO float
into the room by means OF her feathery
tissue paper wings. Plum Cake carried
plumb line White Mountain Cake wore
pinned to her gown, a book of views
taken in the White Mountains. Cinnamon
Bun carried box Of cinnamon and q
bath bun in her hands. Minute Cake
came with large clock face drawn upon
paper, covering the front of her bodice.
Corn Cake created a laugh by DON
ming a hideous corn cure advertisement.
A picture OF the hen, the best layer on
record, stood for Layer Cake. A coffee
pot In one hand and a cup in the other
distinguished Coffee Cake very ingenious
ly. One gentleman, who appeared lu-
dicrously arrayed In a flannel nightcap.
was discovered to be Flannel Cake. And
so The merry list went on.
No cake revealed it's Identity on first
arriving, but was particularly asked to
keep this secret. Every member OF the
company received pencil and paper, with
a request TO write down the names OF all
the cakes he recognized. This merry
guessing required a full two hours, dur
ing which Ice cream in all popular fiavors
was passed upon a tray by the maid.
At the end OF the allotted time each
cake delivered up 10 the hostess list
OF the other sweetmeats present. These
lists were carefully read and compared
by the mistress OF ceremonies.
There were two prizes. In the case OF
the ladies the reward took the form OF
a dainty cookbook containing recipes for
cakes only. The lucky gentleman was
given a handsome silver cake knife.
More Ice cream and cakes followed, aft
er which the hostess called upon her
guests to pair Off for cake walk"
Three times the paired couples circied
the room. each couple endeavoring TO out
do the other in ostentatious parade
Three judges appointed from the house.
hold circle watched the performance and
decided the prize--a handsome fruit cake.
covered and decorated with chocolate
iceing. Each number Of the party who
failed TO distinguish himself by receiving
a prize was given, as consolation, a
gingerbread man with features formed by
cloves and other spices. These ginger
bread men we're prettily tied with scarlet
ribbon.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

songs; the bees have all gone nome laden
with sweets
AT last the sun is out of sight the flush
OF sunset fades to gray; the stars come
OUT the shadows become more dense; the
night is come.
The little mother can not help an Oft
recurring wish that her husband were re-
turned. She is ever brave, but tonight
her courage and her fear seem holding
some new, strange controversy.
Il must be nervous" she says at last,
standing for the hundredth time in the
doorway shading her eyes with her hand,
and trying to discern through the dark
ness some glimpse of the absent one.
She places a light In the kitchen win
dow, wraps the baby warmly in a shawl.
and sits down near the open doorway.
Though the air is cool, she cannot bear
to shut out the shadowy line of gray road
along which she will first see him COM
ing.
She sings softly now, low sweet lul-
labies, not abe CHEEKY roundelays with
which she beguiled the long hours OF the
day Sometimes her voice almost stops
she is weary herself; and the baby is
asleep. Then a sudden fluttering of the
tiny hands calls for more vigorous song
and her voice rings out again.
A few rods away, hidden behind some
bushes AZ the roadside. lie the tramps.
They are waiting eagerly for the rumble
~ wheels and presently their patience is
rewarded
The good gray horse logs steadily home
ward its driver can see already the light
set in the kitchen window. a token that
ali is well at home. He thinks with sud
den Tenderness OF the loving hand which
placed It there, OF the fair face of his
little wife and the innocent loneliness OF
their child.
He IL aoposIte the place where the two
men lie. stgaadv thew are creeping out
10 do the ViiiAinous thing which they have
planned The one who is TO do the quiet
in act" Is ahead, but holds his compan-
ion back with one grimy hand. scarcely
knowing why he does so; with the other
he grasps a huge club that Is TO deal the
fatal blow.
Suddenly, cleaving the nights fragrant
silence like the chime OF silver bells, rings
out woman's voice In song:
There is a happy land,
Far far away.
The sweet notes seem TO NIL all space;
they rise and fall In echoes OF melody;
they strike on one mans ears like a
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

have time for sickness; but the animals,
especially the Wolf and the Cow who
jumped over the Moon were quite I'M
pleasantly affected. AS for the giants,
Bfunderbore and Cormoran, it was their
first sea voyage, and they simply could
not stand it, but taking hold of ropes
they jumped overheard and swan along
one on either side of the great screw
steamer. But a very few knots at eigh-
teen knots an hour satisfied them, and
then they were glad enough to come
aboard again. Both of them attempted
10 Chamber In on the same side and the
vessel would have capsized If the captain
had not yelled to them to take opposite
sides. Even as it was, the steamer
shipped several seas as their great bulk
lowered her in the water and some of
the more nervous passengers wanted
them thrown overheard to the fishes. But
little Cinderella said that giants had
feelings just like any one else, and IL
they would curl up on opposite sides of
the vessel she would answer for 1t that
no one would come to harm.
There were the usual musicians on
board. and II the passengers had been
oontented with their playing the trip
70 England might have passed without
any incident worth recording, but some
people are never satisfied, and there was
one man from Philadelphia who wanted
10 hear Old King Coles Fiddler Three
give a concert.
They were all good sailors. and they
said they had no objection of the people
would put UP with their playing. As
King Cole said for them they had
not reheared any of their music in
scores Of years, but every one said that
Il wasn't so much the sound as the novel;
~ OF the thing that they were after. so
with much tuning and scraping, the three
old fellows began.
They played for about Ave minutes
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

dancing, no matter what else they might
he doing, and as he played ito beat the
banj,' as slangy little boy remarked,
every foot within hearing began to tap,
and then to lift and then with a hurrah
the old fiddlers jumped 20 their rheumatic
feet and still saving away on their nd
dies, they began to prance from one end
OF the ship to the other. The Captain,
who had been talking to Mother Hub
bard. Immediately took hold of her, and
they began to waltz, although the tune
was a polka. Red Riding Hood and the
Second Officer, Mother Goose and stew
ard, Nimble Jack and a little girl from
Boston, went capering here and there, and
were followed by all the sailors and all
the steerage passengers, some of whom
were excellent dancers. AS for Tom he
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

such doleful, wheezy music that the
Wolf, who was confined in wicker cage
In the steerage, began to poke his nose in
the air and howl in a way to brighten the
1sh in the sea. And at this some of
the passengers began to smile at the nd
dlers, which made it unpleasant for them,
for they were more than a hundred years
older than any of the regular passengers,
and when a man gets into his hundreds
he likes to he treated with respect.
But the more they played the more the
Wolf howled, and so, to quiet him and
without a thought of any other conse-
quences, Tom the Pipers Son went down
to his stateroom and brought up his pipe
and began the only tune he knew, which,
as you are aware, was "Over the Hills
and Far Away" OF course, you know
that Toms music always set people to
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

Robin Taylor of Oldham, Maine, the
how who had turned his uncles Mother
Goose Wax Figures into living beings and
had finally started on a tour with them,
reached the steamer after a variety of
rnishaps, as related in the previous sto-
r,es. To those of you who have not
rad them it will be unnecessary to say
more than that. every character of whom
Won have read in the Mother Goose
rhvmes was on board the steamer Mime
waska, bound for England. In addition
70 these characters there were some reg
MAR passengers, but, of course, the in
teresting ones were Cinderella and Red
Riding Hood and the Wolf and Puss in
Boots and the various Jacks.
Every vessel in New York harbor gave
the troupe a salute as they sailed out
through The Narrows and reached the
rougher waters of the Atlantic, and then
the passengers began to take to their
berths. OF course, the Three Men who
had formerly been in a tub were not af-
fected by the motion of the vessel, and
Jack Sprat and his wife were too much
occupied in complaining of the fare to
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

sob stops his voice. His companion is al
lent for moment, then says:
IT'S all right. pard; I'm glad you
didn't do 1t, and / reckon the little wo-
mans glad too
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

a full-grown man, he makes miself useful
around the lager. AS to the future,
Boots scorns to contemplate it,
'Whatll l do when the wars overT he
said. L dunno. I'll do whatever / can.
Maybe, if the Beers lose, I'll go to Amer
fca
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19
THE MOTHER GOOSE
WAX WORKS.
NOS.

They Have a Very Exciting Voyage
Across the Ocean-A Mid-Atlantic
Dance Is One of the Delightful
Features of the Trip-Jack Sprat
and His Wife object to the Bill of
Fare and the Giants Nearly Upset
the steamer.
BY Charles Battell LOOMS.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

va Cooks Duchess Tablets are successfully
~ used monthly by over 10000 ladies'. Pric0,
itn 81. BY mail, tt.08. Send cents for
sample and particulars. The Cook Co,
253 Woodward ave, Detroit, Mich.
Sold In Savannah at cubbsdsaa Phar-
nacY.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

AHEmF all bowel troubles. appendicitis. bill
E1bUk tousness, bad breath, bad blood, wind
UHNHnE ON tho stomach, blOated bowels,
S9hH M MOUTH headache, indigesti pimples,
pains after eating liver trouble, sallow complexion
and dizziness When your bowels don't move regu-
Iariy yoT arc getting Sick Constipation kills more
starter for the chronic ailments and long years OF
sumertng that como afterwards. w
aile you, start taking CASCARETS to-day, for you
VIII never get well and be well all the time
you put your bowels right Take advice;
with CASCARETS to-day, under absolute Ruar.
oAA'oO ~ c"Ao VI money relunueus
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19
copyright 1901 by Charles Battell Loomis.

By Charles Battell LOOMS.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-19

similar medicine in che world.
grSat merit, ana cur xs DSss 1essI y
money refunded. Go buy today,
fair, honest trial, as per simple
not satisfied, after using one Soc
box and the empty box to ne by
whom you purchased tt, and get
boxes. Take our advice-no mat
day. Health win quickly IollSy
Address, STERLING REMEDY CO.,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08
C ttcn Gins

and cotton gin outfits is not new
business TO thu f. f, Collins Mig.
Co., of san Antonio. They do moi
handle trust goods; hence can eel
cheaper than other concerns. The
Collins" yin attained au cnviable
reputation las year and to persons
interested they VIII be glad to send
catalogue describing the entire line
Write to them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08

Mr.. VIM. Il. Koch, now OF Vic
toria. arrived in the city last Sun
day TO see homtfolks and meet old
friends. Unless William bellies
his looks he is prospecting in his
new field.
The members of Half Noon
Camp, w. 0. W., who intend at
lending the unveiling services at
Yoakum next Sunday, should re
port at once to Sovereign A. b.
Jungbecker.
The pestiferous ily is beginning
to get in his work. If there are
auy window or door screens in
town it would he ia order for the
dealers in same to let the people
know it.
Mrs. Buck Harris. the step
mother of Mrs. g, L. Williams,
died last Satul day at HallOtsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams lei Satur
day to attend the funeral which
took place Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Welhausen, Mrs
Sophie Amsler, Mrs. W. 0. MeHe,
and Misses ELLA Richter and sCeci
HabormacAer went to Flatonin las
Saturday to attend the decoration
day services.
Messrs. J. II. 1Iuebnor and y
Othold left last Sunday az dele
gates TO The grind lodge. Hermal
Sons, which co1venes vi LaGrans'
this week M. Wr, Zan,ler, II,
ternate, al. 0 a',crded the meatins
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08
Gasoline Engines

a,e being used more and more ev-
cry day. If YOU want the best and
most economical engine, write TO
F. F. Collins Mig. Co Of San AN
tonic, Texas, for catalogue Of their
"sprinatieldp They have every
size from I to 50 horse power
either stationary or mounted ON
wheels,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08

gandica, Lawns, baces and En-
broideiies.
WAGESER & ScnUNN,SS.
Max Wolters and John Blohm
loft last Monday for Sherman.
Texas. to attend the convention of
the State Firemens' Association.
For uice shave go to A. c.
Koepke's.
Mr.. viii BOryman, of Yorktown,
came il last Saturday to visit the
home-fol and take in the feast.
Don't forget to feed your poultry
on Prutt's Poultry Food.
WAGENEn ~ SoHunMANN.
Mis-, Middlebrook, of Sweet
Home, is in the city visiting the
family of Mr. s. J. Youngs.
For IL nice dress shoe for Ladies'
and Gents call on
WAGBNER & ScHUHMANN.
Mrs. Paulus left last week for
Flatunia and other points to visit
relatives and friends.
Subscribe for the old reliable
Sinner Gazette and you will get
what you pny for.
The womans' pr,yer-meeting,
held every Thursday night at the
Methodist church, is progressing
finely aud is growing in interest.
The Galveston semi-weeklv News
and the Sinner Gazette for only
$3.50 u year Subscribe now.
Mr.. Theo. Schuhmann left Sun
day on three weeks visit to
friends IN Runnels county,
Subscribe for the Delineator Faith.
ion Magazine, only $l.OO ii year, as
VOTERS Bros.
MIR. Oscar Dittmar left Sunday
for Houston and Galveston to visit
relatives. He viii be absent about
a week.
The Sinner Gazette and the Sun
my South, that sterling literary
weekly, for only 1925 a year.
Subscri5e now. es this offer will not
be open lons.
Work has begun on the new
beer house for the Magnolia, Brew
cry Mt Houston and Frank Alewes
has the contract. The work Is be-.
ing rushed.
We will receive carload Of the
celebrated Lansing Wagons about
May 1st. If you need wagon
call and examine before purchas-
ing, CeAs. II. FLAro Il Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thulemeyer.
of Freyberg, were here Sunday to
visit relatives aud enjoy the feast at
Hildebrandt's park.
Try the new remedy for costive.
ness, Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every. box guar
anteed. Price Csc. For sale by
Schullze 6; Seyd.er.
Next Friday will be decoration
day for Sinner, There will be Ap.
propriate services at the cemetery
and everyone is invited to partici-
pate.
LADIES.
When in town don't forget to
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08

Mr.. e. C. Merseberger, who has
been quite sick for ten days past
is we are now pleaeel to state,
nearly recovered.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08
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LOCAL. NEWS.
$4,000

INV anu COlu DulIS, III "a. ~
Aocpke's.
Mr.. F. w. Hillmer went to Flor
esville last week to prospect for
land,
Hair trimmed in all styles, at
A. Z. Koepke's.
Prof. aud Mrs. Sterling have
gone to Fayette county Oh visit TO
relatives.
A full line Of up-to-datc ladies
belts and novelties at WoIters Bros.
Mr.. Earl Fry returned last Sat
urday, after weeks visit TO the
rice country.
Leave your jnb work at the Ga
z.ite Office; good work aud salts
faction guaranteed.
The heated term is,now close at
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Fash groceries always on hand at
Waseuer ~ Schuhuinnu's.
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excursion over The southern paci-
6c',o Eagle Lake last Wednesday.,
NJ, >r.,,,,, ;a
white cook Tor small family. APP
ply at the Gazette Office.
A.. q croc,,,.t, edito, of ,be
Fhtonia Argus, was IN sinner last
Friday on his way TO Gonzales,
A nice new line of Dry Goods
and Shoes lust received. Call and
examine them ~
j. W. HINGsr'@
The weather prophets have been
D,etioting rain for some time but
j. has falsd to materialize
~, ~,
Sinner Gazette for only $l.50 a
year. Subscribe now.
r,
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VI, ,.;,l snd pA,sToN,s
pnr yp, cr room III, 'tspApE
a.,rrS " uINcsr
It is said by those who claim to
shortly lie ringing for a prominent
yonnr couple in Sinner.
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08
LADIES.

When in town don't forget to
take a look at the new Sohin cor
set, Just what you want.at
WM.rERs BRos.
Mr.. ", l.. Edwards, Of Flatonia,
was here Monday, making contracts
to furnish wood to our ginners and
others who may stand in need Of
it.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no poy Price % cents.
Mr.. Paul Kempe and wife came
down from Flatonia Saturday t.
visit Mira, Kempe's parents and at
tend the feast at Eildebrandtt
park.
We learn FROM the Weimar Mer
curry that our our old friend. AleN
Goeth has accepted a position a
Bonus. with Dunovant & EldTidgc
ip their general merchandise store
Alex is fine business man ant
she 1aEette hcpCs he may prosper
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-05-08
GRAND FEAST.
The Opening AT Hildebrandt's
Park Sunday.


The Opening AT Hildebrandt's
Park Sunday.
The opening and least at Hide
brandt's park last Sunday wvs at
tended by large crowd The new
pavilion ia fine structure Of the
kind IL is large, roomy and cool
and well fitted lor daucing. The
n,usiciane' stand is in the center Of
the building and is raised some
eight or ten feet above the tllor.
1t IL of II circular form and the dam
GERS move ABOUND it. The old re-
liable Sinner land, led by Mr..
August Schramn., furnished the
music and it was g ,od as it al6ays
is, me shade trees are beautiful,
both china and live oak and Mr..
Hildebr"ndt is to be congratulate ed
on giving the city such beautiful
park.
About O'Clock Mr.. s. Settler
delivered short address in which
ne advised our German citizens Ia
pay all due a!legiauc. to their
adopted country, that they should
abide by its laws aud support Its
institutions. That they might still
revere and hold in loving remem-
brance their old homes in the Fa-
II I'll and, but now their ear
nest Efforts should be exerted tc
uphold this, their adopted country
where the graves of their loved
ones are made and where they,
themselves expect to lie. His re-
marks were received with applause.
( There were visitors present from a
large numb of surrounding to WINS
and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
The dancing began about 4p. M.
and was kept up until the wee
sma' hours 1t was fine days
outing for everybody and we hope
soon to have another of the same
kind
The Chicago Portrait Company
lis lucky in having in their employ
such an expert i'll the picture line
rs MIR. X. McIntire. The gentle-
Imam had very successful week
last week delivering portraits in
the.city and this week he ia de-
livering portraits in the country.
His work is being received with
| the utmost satisfaction.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

will occur the funeral OF their daush
ter. Agnes. who died Sabbath morning
after long sickness, aged about Is
years. C. u. Pickering and family, Of
this place. relatives of the family, are
, in attendance.
Rev. W. II. and Mrs. French and
Miss Reba Wimarth. of the Free Bap-
tist church. and Mr.. and Mrs. a. n.
Crozier and Miss Hannah Latham, OF
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
went to IIallstead today to attend the
county sabbath school convention
there this afternoon and tomorrow.
Saturday the townships of Herrick
and Ararat had a suit at law before
'Sduircs Howard and Tallman TO know
whose wards certain dependents arc.
f. !. Lott. of Montrosc. represented the
Hcrrick side and J. u. Miller. of o,ii'
town. defended Ararat and won me
case. SO the 'sduires thought
Rev. Leonard Cole Is not as we'll FOR
the past few days as heretofore
The oil company's tank wagon, Whlth
is drawn by three mammoth horses as
il delivers oil through this region did
not get here yesterday. While on It's
way it went through "A bridge at Stew
ems Point, and last reports had It
bottom side up in the creek there, with
one horse ruined by the fall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-02
TUNkHANNOCK,
.ial To the scranton Tribune.

Special u the scranton Tribune.
Tuukhunnork May l.--Judec John 4.
SittS"r and daughter, Mrs. Edwin ~
stone, left Yesterday for Lake Owasco
near Auburn, \. Y, where they have
summer residence.
Mrs. Frank Brundagr, Of Scranton
Is visiting with the family of DR.. a. g.
Woodward, on Second street
Miss Josephine stark Vas called to
Baltimore ON Tue csday by the serious
illness of her uncle.
Mrs. \, II, Sqlicrs was in Wilkes.
Barre on Wednesday.
There will he Il regular meeting of
the Junior Order of American Me.
chancs al the Grand Army hall this
'Ihu,Sdayl evening.
The Monday club held it's last meet
ms on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, James Piatt, There will
be no more meetings until fall.
Mrs. Edward Hunter, of Dorrance.
ton, who has been visiting her parents
MI and Mrs. Louis Luckenbill, the
past two weeks, returned home yes
terday.
Dewitt e. Smith, a well .known far
mer of Monroe, was doing business in
town on Wednesday.
There viii ne session of Argument
court today, Thursday. May ,.