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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17

Bruins Lumber Co, lumber. ........, ..... s 40
j. b. Frv. supervisor, Orcas ............. IS
f. +. Kirby supervisor and work on
roads, orcas .........s............s.... se as
O. T. I.oos work on roads ..... .......... IL as
George Derby, do o....,.,..... ............. 8 rs
]. NJ Scruggs, blacksmith work $50. 90
Taylor Wakefield work on roads $50 90
]. Z. Stroud, road supplies ............... 4 20
Frank Wilson, supervisor, san Juan so
osro Strahl work roads. .......... .,... II 90
j. T. X. Wotton, do ...........+. ..,........ 4 oe
N. b, Davis, supervisor aud powder sup
piled orcas -. ..,,.......... AZ rs
+ H. I.eavell, worl, on roads, ,..... ....... IS
S. z. Davis, do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
j. H. snowden, do o.............,........... rs
John Gray, do Observation-Disclosures. ............ I rs
c. Il. Tiff, work on roads, Shaw... 4 so
Ernest Tift, do. .........,. ................ so
N G. Jones, do........,....,,......... do. so
NJ T. Churchill, road scraper, 3 Lopez. 90
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17

Mrs. Geo. Norris, of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived here yesterday to visit
her sister, Mrs. +. A. Simpson, and
family. She will probably spend the
summer here. Mrs. Norris was accom-
panied from Seattle by Mrs. J. p. Hun
nel, sister of Mr.. Simpson, who will
remain here few days.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17

Judge Joiner will convene court
Tuesday morning, April 22. at winch
time the homicide case of State vs..
Robertson will be called for trial.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17

Supt. Burke, accompanied by Martin
Malloy, John Sweeney. Osro Straltl
and William Trinble, went to Alaska
"Wednesday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17
Local Nswe Briefs

Rev. b. +. Smith and family left for
their home III Brighton, near Seattle,
last Thursday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17

Continued on Fifth pagel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

PLACE YOUR vALUABLES IL ONE or
OUR SAFETY DEPOSIT BONES. our
RATES ARE CHEAPER THAN INsuR.
ANCE.
HOUSTON LAND & TRUST co. n
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GYPSY MADGE rhr palmst, may save
you hundreds of dollars II anticipating
buying on selling property, investments or
-pecuatmE: her advice is infaliible. cou-
,iuring aud beyond dispute pahnistry
readings zoe. 1907 Congress avenue. 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

YOUNG MAN--Ilow would you like to be
telegraph operator dEIwng a sui.
airy Of $50 10 SIS per month"; This is
what hundreds " cur foLmer pupils are
doing, We can soon have you doing the
same thing II You viii place yours Il
under our training q few month";,
Write for prospectus which tells vow al
about It, Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas. Texas,
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WANTED Good cook for smal family \.
good wages German OF Swedc girl pre-
fprrrd Address n \. Johnson Wharton.
Texas. -
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SEW DRY GOODS stock for sale. at good
luration doing a good business; reason
for Selling, III health, Address Box a.
Brunnc. 80
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WANTED Printer To take working inter
est In Weekly Advocate; liberal propo.
siton Address ut once \. W, Ewing.
Palestine Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Houston Gas Light com
pauy for the purpose of electlng directors
10 serve for the ensuing year and the
Transaction Of such other business that
may come before the meeting will be held
al the company office Thursday, Janu-
airy Is, 1908, nj IL O'Clock a. IN. John
Shoarn, secretary. lis
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WAN IID"Hl IuIEl hIUtlNt EuTVuTlIIun,
hrstciass, energetic business man, who
can furnish uuqucstouablc references as
oi branch Office for the State of Texas;
salary $500; must invest frum $1,000 to
$500 10 stock OF corporation, The Chicago
Brokerage Co., 49, La Sale street, Chi
cugn. -
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EDUCATIONAL.

COME N AND LOOK az the quality aud
plice Of dne goods at De Merits keenc
ton sale.
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.rrpET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

----- -
- IiNSWERS TO advertisements in
WlAcs for week ending, saturday,
s4Dets IN; y; I g%5i; 22Ol: 23o1; 69o2; b.
izssS. t6gl4; 2l54; 2oo' 25la.,9, 2@l9i 2l399.
ttsiater: So G957; 1919 lls3, 69ps
4 Hspdy Man. 2S3A $50; .226o. 1855
Hsis ] %. 2SS6, 1911, Land; 1887,
,Tsl, so3T. lTG2. 2u37 2u3S; NJ
Son l2l4; Il 90. POI; 1891,
y, sSs G6G; PHI. 1872; l4US; 1851
4, ~ 1915; 2S6s, s.. students, 2ll9,
~ @lg Lima; 2l20; llg3i $40 2ig2
%W' ]. c.. ll49; PA, 2l99, $3.50,
||sTlBY bought her go.csrt from Smith
|kraure CO. Why dom yours. IS
||rTTTiTTs- McCane's men to pro.
4 a rtluables. 81
\ Z Madam Johnson colored palmist, 1912
4 Bio, old phone l4ei. ~
IA gyms. teacher Of china painting,
rs IN sale and firing solicited. 2O1l
IiAlgton street ~
IN n Gypsy M1dee" vcun 1nd out
/ ia7 Congress avenue I
zTITS DRESSING tables. chiff0niers, odd
rssK largest selection, ~ Smiths ~
E7fY MADGE will guide You Alright In
i ,tsirs az life, business, love, mar.
i IN. speculation anu divorce. 1907
1 tircss avenue - hand readinEs 20c !
HBHl ADELlDA hlI TREpGE ll1l4s
sTsss avenue, original and only Crys-
. 4 ,tone reading clalryoysnt spirit me
4 m IN Texas: lost articles located.
s,la horses OF moUpr
/--s---------------- -------------,---------
~ LlANe; leacies nl tnlua palutlns,
~ lef ssle aua nrll'E eolclted, 2ol
LsAIlgion street -
|lTcHES JEWELRY Don't fan 10 see
ut new aud elegant stock OF jcwelry,
Eig noveties, etc, Just received. The
ls and cheapest goods in Houston.
sI'ols POS Prairie avenue II
M 77-7 pT,T-7 ;T-7---.-- TT.
sssSS nj p ii at At 4. J. zappe'e BsI1jetsyfilIl%M
1 M, % December -. "a
-T-TT6 ----T1-- - :,
tsst Brys var han ~ 40 Do9 lay l''i'' o f
~; - : ~ -
3fs new M to date Goods tha Suo gTc d ro
iu. De- Merritt Shoe ~ h19 NITiu
mt "a
IInM RoRARns- no 90, ,,,c,. ,,,, ~
mated. whether dead or allye; suitable
Mountain View Cal. .
Ia BLACK CI1Ir--7-a1I- r--TI-- $50
.is; ilso by mail. fG56 brost,aIniS or rrgrS
-. 80
attractions wanted Tor Sesly opera
~ seaiy, Texas; good show town:
rs ?c Ia 75c Hp Nv " ii, NE -, sSenery'
w ~ IN '''' 'u' ii'' o. '
4 a N ,,TT77-T,- -;---,----,---
I'D made Iiks 1cW; "dI nes, ''. Ii~nm ma MAJ
ssty Ia America. send postal; box ~.
.- --@a, WIZ call. 80
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AGENTS WANTED.

PORTRAIT AGENTS Send addresses; We
want to send you samples OF coming
picture, also crayOp, scpils aud paStels.
Fidelity Portrait Co, 303 West Lake
street, Chicago. 20
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WANTED ScyoUtY-HFC 'hUmUcT8' % u
statlou work un 1TcadaWay canal about
siX miles north OF beaumont Texas, viii
pay good prices. "Brooks Bros, ~ Co.,
Nashmud. Texas. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

Oh. LANDS Cnnice ncrcagei clos ~ =
gushcrs NJ Sour Lake; prices niedsra e
lille perfect: for map, ETC., address &. q.
lRrsous ,ownerl, Bryan, Texas. u
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.

III pARREII. room 500 Moore. Burnett
buIding. Diseases ~ women ANA 2hstel
lies. disease 81 ~. Lt--ull- = "
7T-T PRICES on working mems heavy
goods duriuc Cash Reaue'loh safe i5e
Neritts -
-T0TT0V 4 BRo, ARE, tornado and
,cc,5ont insurance agents 1907 Franklin
HcslueA' II
-5rsT TFFTH, 500 per set; gas or air
Dsdministered Diamond Dental Company.
so9iA Main uttsst u
;sTiE6g-rg IZCKs, fhons l2o0 q
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TELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-Tcn.acre pasture. M, milcs II
iiouston; suitable for dairy. truck farm.
nnpp'J pins Scttegast rs Biuz build
'1es
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iOt hCNI- Six room house near $. Z.
SHOPS. L. w. Craig AuG kiam bui dius.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

WANTED INMEDIATETY- ladies and
gentlemen To know their future aud what
trade, business or profession they are
best adapted lur Gypsy Madgy greatest
living palmlst takes segSouUl Interest
ip your welfare aud success; hand read
ing zoe. 1907 Congress vYenUc, /
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Any S Thos II store IS os Dc Merits,
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WANTED Everybody To know that we
have an excellent gus on burner ready for
market; absolutely auic, generates IFS
own gas, no udOl, no smoke. 40 sOut;
child can operate IL; agents wanted every
where, BnrtGn.Ward Gas Burner Co.
room !, lOl62 Congress avenue, Houston,
Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

AZ Educated Young lady Wisnes -
teach English or German In prlYaIe IsL ~,
IL after college hours hoard for conpeh
eation Address Miss S. r., 30 trestSsss
avenue Houston.
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SoARD AND ROOM.

vi, ' an AVENUE, haudsome apart.
|ahsed M uneXcelled; references OK
49, So Mrs l. A. Harris. %
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FINANCIAL.

| WANT to borrow SI20O or Si500 oT |e1'
uors lieu note with : per cent; Al rity
nLoncrty. Address 6A75, this oricc 5-
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SITUATIoNS-FEMALE.

WANTED Position. by widow WIN or
hoy. Years as housckeepet loiT N'b9 o4so
without children mr. charge hoti u'ns NV
furnished. Audrtss QUA ~ 20
IA
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
n through Post Want Ads
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED iob In once hy Young man.
speaks German French aud Iuglish n
Keller. 100 Milan ~
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FOR SALE-Almost new siote d m.!
chAnGse, pru pa!ly -rd II infu.c
about Si5Ou; casa ieF tnis 40 siI,Nv
bad health Ia iaul.y .etsyH ~ seA
Hal Brandt, Hul.s, .tN ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

NO rooms, furnished Tor llgOt housckeep
lls SIS Main. 3
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WT HAVE 4 CLIENT who has S0O,ODO for
Investment from $1,000 up In improved and
nuiu,wuycd property uud acreage, close
in Tor cash bargains wanted. Core
spoudcucr solicited. rye Bol1rass,
l>inn building, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

HAVE YOU PLACE start d.u lprs,
Will sell ice OK nd Axti,es
$500 Tor 500, 81, W sA ''h- "
real estate. t4ltc H., 80 Nsas- e. ~
Austin, TeXuS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

shoes sos. De Mcrltt's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

III L1 FURNISHED upstairs room fur
-stutlti nan l4O3 Rusk ayeuuc =,
III kNlStftFn nnnAf- tnf 49, = ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

TuuTY-DAY stock reduction sale; hne
goods. prAleutt's, 80
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$4,000 no LOAN on Houston business or
residence property, one to ten wears, al
lowest rates of interest: monthly nav
ments If desired; no delay in getting your
ttreet. or address r o. box sos n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

UNUSUAL facilities to expert life insui-
auce men for special work in the South
western States In the capacity Of ez-
ecutivc special agents for the proyident
Savings Life Assurance Society OF New
Whitney & Carlton $40 Broadway, New
YORK., OF 10 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-24

NANTED-Flrst class sizcr man; must be
sober industrious, capable. Address tue
Lutcher ~ Moore Lumber company,
Orange, Texas. 20
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PRICES cut on all hnc shoes. De MERITS S.
30
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ron sATE-4A sjO0 stocb 81 DIS saaas
and groceries; win tike q eenis GA u
dollar; must sell Culp 4 Bfars ZIG
Texas
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NTHERS READ POST
y Want Ads. Do you?
SPECIAL NOTICES.


,NvIA els or ,nenl, ~ said Houston Lice
trle company. SAID city OF Houston hero
ny cNtchdS 70 said Houston Electric com.
panE, rs SUCCESSORS aud assigns for a
period q ten years. thur IS BAY until the
SIND Iflne hundred aid tnirty-Ave an
the rights franchises aud privileges hero
tufotc granted to the Houston CITY Stref
Railway company the Reyou CITY street
Railway company and the Houston Elec-
tric street Railway company, or either of
in made Apulies Ia tit,a bnlv nnd il IN
no sense to lie considered M eniarrement
Otherwise of any such rlahts and aus
rhises Provided Tint ii said Houston
Eirctl a. comnanv ara fan 10 nav tvith-
bon thlrtt dnys from the mss 10 sof thIs
ordnatco Tic sum ~ eighty tbousnnd
dollars $4,000, specified IN section ne
hereof, or shan fnil to construct tho ad.
Sr i0,lS' uit,GeES reanired ny se9tian ionI
rnii ~ ,,-,t,,,t - ~ T. - - * s,,,mat
netrc,,,s .,I,, ~ ~ as ~ an. tme nj,
orIjns''cc ,t.n "F sti n,on, "a
UNrsIo, II 80, .,,,j suen 'u 49,
tit,' ',t,,,tt,r,, y, ~, ps s 10. sshs.
nri.uTscs M f,t ~ v"'s ~ us ,lsthi
ssrtlnu nj no ,,o h" I'LL ~ e,,n n
rc.sN nd y,er, ~ ~ SnUi ~ u tsnp
a. tht option Of sald city. But no for
-" S'l"N Ue va t"f lal!uIc 10 mahe
uuN w lhe pay mehts required ny secu9hi . ,
htI."l hi.h aitcr written demand, guy
uauc upph t9c general man ger, cas-
uler any olher oniNcr oi sad company
w tue mayor or cts score airy. I r the y
Pc mont # TIE mount provided for in
section 1--WE IN event OF Gctaut OF pas,-
ment omou sp Gin In Id section,
aud NOT then H. Wit thirt daNs otter
sue. demand said com any s.p..l pay the
am uat IN du. with penalty OF ten
per g 40 plr cent? cf the full amour
ct.onI m VII g., ton DAYS alter the
pass 20 o tits r1innucc SAID II uston
Electric company sh spccifv lts accept.
Uncc Grreu der 10y hN with to- mayor,
M wlItn4 sigu,d 10y ms president, an ul-
coUivOcUl aCce' nee d. al the { rms aud
cen it us Of CA. dnnnce
section 7 Us Ol To nee shfll { he Of
feet from ANA uft Its pUsSiaee and ub-
Ihhtl"R
of IN rltar n InS GN, i,I ~ IT,, tst
du4 p sscd b he Gtl con I'll Of said
10 v i%- ,c, or,.,ol .,.. ,,,o and sao,
her 1902 d. ID Erynn GIN secretary.
'~---------------- --------
NOTICE The regular annual mectiag of
the stockholders ~ thr Now York Texas
XXX i, M'Hi,", hau"A ni'p.n} WI, we
HIM nm M, ~ S.jc,,,.fa Teyast nm
Nnul', m, Notth 1.y ~ IipuarI, -lo08-
.t ,so "a ~, 1tEn rr,3,I,,,' ,,1",i 1,cntinf
,r 1b. L.,rj AZ ,,,rslt,rs ar'il n1s,,ori.
Hon viI ho nold M Same time Ind place
and immediately upon the adioummcut OF
me s'orNnoldNrs meeting. TINS one A
tc' ~mIl answer the purpose OF z
meetings ny ,ordrr OF ier hoard or ~
lHrtNi+ l' W. Smth' Etbrf y"
ln'N. l'N"7 am" N'Ai''u "a"""N Ny.Hc
many ~
In-r,Cr- T,bo rc,,,lo,. gIr,,oI ,rn-+IUc ~
,,.t,i'Iai ,y.'t.,,.,
lH&na aud Pacific Halfway OomnauN VIII
br bcld at the public office ~ such cor
ATondn, tir getg d., If Ianu,tv 1l,OS
t i,5l n,cIrrt III m, mn rnglijnr annual
,S.-tii.,, Of tbn Ir,rd 81 dirnStnrs ~ said
@nrra,5tjnn Min b. hrS M same lime and
t,lal, and imiuoInt,u, mon tit adipurp-
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TYPEWRITERS.

u1TCKyNsDERgER TYpEWRITERs on
easv PAYMENTS $40 cash and 80 per
month 10 responsible people or those who
furnish coed references ". 7 Russell,
general agent Tor Texas. Arkansas, Indian
81 FOR LADIES tsll housr tiirpsrs re
MtTitth ~
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
The Hampering Heroine.

John Habberton in Brandur Magazine.
Now, while all sorts and conditions
of men are prompted to write fiction
and are casting about for material
which can be worked into stories, is a
hitting time to suggest that love should
not be the novelists sole literary mo-
tive. 1t may be true that publishers
night shy of stories without heroines,
but it is equally true that if a tale is
good of its kind the reading public
will not ignore it merely because one
of its prominent characters is not a
young woman. Who remembers the
shadowy girls in David Harum and
Eben Holden-the most successful
books, commercially, of the recent sea-
son of phenomenal sales of fiction? As
to Kim, Kipling's latest and greatest
and most-read book, the only woman
essential to the story is an old Hindu
virago. To say that the three books
named are not novels, in the strict
sense of the term, is to beg the ques-
ton, for if a work of fiction is reada-
Die its readers ask not how it shall
be Observation-Disclosures as novel, ro-
nance, story, or mere sketch.
All the world loves a lover and takes
kindly to lovers darlings; all the world
likes sweetmeats. but it wearies of
them as steady diet. Love is the mo-
novelist takes in hand any other hui
man passion or sentiment he finds it
almost impossible of treatment unless
on some pretext he coaxes into it's
pages a young woman who, no matter
how charming, proceeds promptly to
handicap the author and spoil what
might have been a great story. Such
subserviency reminds one of the school
of French art in which no landscape
painting was acceptable unless it con-
tanned brown tree. which had to be
considered both in composition and
color scheme-more decorous treatment
than is accorded the young woman by
promising novelists who literally drag
her by the heels into stories that would
be better without her presence.
Perish the thought that fiction as a
whole can or shall abjure the heroine.
Love stories will be written as long as
the world stands, and good people,
clever people, all classes of people, will
read them and ask for more. But there
are great possibilities in fiction in
which the young woman is as distinct
ly out of place as she would be in a
barber shop. Perhaps it was with
these in mind that some living novel;
lists have intimated that they dared
not write as well as they could-by
which they meant only that they could
not secure a publisher. But Nathaniel
HaWthorne's fame Is Independent of
heroines; so is Robert Louis Steven
sons; so is Kiplings. What man has
done man can do; at least he can at
tempt it, if only to crafty his own
ambition and the public taste for
something original.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
THE VALUE OfCHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful 1t is
in Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature. but
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal is 4 remedy that the more
you take of it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
in the stomach and intestines and
carries them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating on
ions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic
1t absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; ii
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money
is in Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges ;
they are composed of the finest pow
dered Willow charcoal, and other
harmless antiseptics in tablet form or
rather in the form of large, pleasant
tasting lozenges, the charcoal being
mixed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in much improved condi-
ton of the general health, better COM
pleXion, sweeter breath and purer
blood. and the beauty of it is that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but, on the contrary,
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking OF
the benefits of charcoal says: 81 adj
wise Stuarts Absorbent Lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels, and to clear the complex
ion and purify the breath, mouth and
throat; l also believe the liver is great
ly benefited by the daily use of them;
they cost but twenty-five cents a box
at drug stores, and although in some
sense a patent preparation, yet I be-
lieve 1 get more and better charcoal
in Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges than
in any of the ordinary charcoal tab
let's"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
CHASED WITH A PISTOL.
Negroes Got Mad When Asked to
Stop RibaId Singing

Sammy Stewart and Willie Williams
both colored. were sent to Jail yester-
day morning for assaulting George
Butler, who swore out the warrant be-
fore Justice Wickham. He said that
on Friday night the two negroes were
standing before his house in Sunnyside
singing ribald and vulgar songs in a
loud and boisterous manner. The
things they said were so vulgar and
obscene that he-went out to get them
to stop. He did not use any force, but
simply demonstrated with them and
tried to get them to go away. They
not only did not pay any attention to
his objections, but got mad because he
had talked with them, and finally
wound up by chasing him with a pis-
toll and an ak handle into Fountain s
store, when they let him alone.