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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18

DIED After an illness of 12 months Mrs
J..T. S2arboro died this morning, aged 43,
She will be buried at Bethesda tomorrow
afternoon, with funeral services by Rev.
Mr.. Haney. Mrs. Scarboro was married
% years ago, and was the mother OF seven
children. all SUI viving her but one. Her
aunt, Mrs. Jones. from Raeford, and her
brother. D. W. Mcmillan from Carthage.
were with her in her last hours and we
understand through her long af1iction she
has borne up with patience and fortitude
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18
E. P. SEAWELL,

The present County Treasurer, is a
candidate for reelection, and wishes
it SO stated. He has served the coun-
ty faithfully and as a guardian of the
public funds has proven true to his
charge. Mr.. Seawell promises to be
es faithful in the future as he has
been in the Iast, and respectfully asks
for your support.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18
A. L. MCINTOSH,

Our present efficient Register Of
Deeds for Moore county, is candi-
date for reelection. His prompt at
tenticn to his duties aud his courte-
Gus treatment to the people
of the county have satisfied them,
and they see no good reason in
changing for another man.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Alex Turner, of Cameron, will
be before the County Democratic Con-
vention for the nomination for the
Sheriff Office His.integrity, his fl
deity to the party, his ability to per
form we'll the duties of the office, his
obliging disposition, all combine to
make him as meritorious as any cam
didate whose name could be presented
to the convention. His faithful party
service as we'll as high fitness for the
place is we'll known to the people of
this county.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
am a candidate for election to the
Office Of TreaslreTs of Moore county,
subject tosthe action Of the Demo
cratic CouiitM Convention.
ID. MCNEIL. u
Mrs. J. WssNewhouse has gone to
St. Louis to.. be with her daughter
who is very i'll.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18
LOCAL MENTION.

". II. EdSellol, OI NdelOIQ, was
with us some days this week.
DR.. Edwin Gladrnon made a short
visit to Raleigh last Monday.
Daniel McNeill, of Vass, who is a
candidate for County Treasurer, made
us call Tuesday, His announce
ment appears in this paper.
Col. Alonzo Stryker we'll known to
thousands of people who have visited
the Piney Woods Inn, is now at Port
Jervis New York.
Paint if you will, paint if you want
to, paint if you must, but if you are
going to paint see w. T. Tyson, as he
can furnish you all kinds of paint.
Mrs. Hughes and her sister, Miss
Simmons, from Glenwood, arrived
last Monday, ard are now comfortably
located III the Thomas cottage on
|. Bennett Street.
A. A. Turner, of Cameron, is in
town today and made our office a
pleasant call He is in the race for
the nomination for Sheriff, and has
card to that effect in today's paper.
- E. 8. Hodgin, who has been with
R. ", Caviness at the Van Lind]ey
Farm for several weeks, has returned
to his home at Greensboro. Mr.. Hod-
gins always enjoys his summer visits
to our section and is much interested
in our fruit industry.
J. L. Thompson has resigned his
position with the Weather Bureau at
Raleigh and will return to Southern
Pines. Mrs. Thompson who is now
in Massachusetts,, will come very soon,
and together they will be content to
abide with us heuceforth.
Our reporter has failed to note the
departure of Mrs. H. O. Parker and
Master Charlie, who have gone to At
lantic Beach, Mass, for the remand
er of the summer; also the departure
of Mrs. DR.. Harry MacKnight, who
has gone to Dillsboro, Ind, to remain
till November.
Col. Charles Armour Thomas, of
refrigerator car fame and also of Ham
let, N. c., will soon be with us to re-
frigerate our grapes and otherwise
make us merry with his genial smiles
and witty conversation. While Mr..
Thomas has been at Hamlet the Hon.
Tohn 7. Scarboro has successfully re-
Frigerated the latter end of a portion
Of the peach crop.
WANTS A New DEPOT. .-Pinehurst
people are endeavoring to get the Sea-
BOARD Air Line to furnish them lit
lie more accommodation for handling
reight, and have asked the manage
nent to build a new warehouse be-
ween the trolley and railway tracks.
\ petition has also been signed by
he busines men of this place asking
hat in connection with Pinehurst
he building be of sufficient size and.
to do away with the old
epot we now have and use one for
he two pieces.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of thu" FREI
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies In the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to D~enison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
.tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
Dulation.
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Nn bas Ynblifnm.

Die rSreie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Igenturen I'M Staote, mirb
an iiber 700 @oitofficen nerianbt, unb
bat cine eroRe @erbreitune m Der
0abbar= &epublit Meritp, im Snbia=
nerz9 erritorium unb Sfloboma.
SIR Ordinations @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 pon @alpeiton biz binauf
nod DeniiDn, uon Maribaa i'm Often
Bis nab 81 BaIo m fernen @eiten;
es idlieBt lelbftperitdnblid nit be-
ionhers 5ablreiben 2eierrt bas bidt=
beiiebelte Wtittel=Terae u,tb ben Sub=
neiten elm.
3wei Neiienhe finb beitdnoig, iabr=
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat=
tes u~nterpees uno fibren bemielben
i'm 8erein init unieren riibrteen 2o=
fal Ngenten fDrtrudbrenb mere See
fer gu.
Sn Ns,betrabt bieier 9batiaGen 1T
Die nSreie Brefie", mo es iib barnm
banbelt, Die beutl6e 8ep6lferune gu
erreiben, nds bette Mnseias : Mes
blunt im Staate 3era3.
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Sir $500 nad 9entldlano.

Deuti9 : amerifani19e 8eitungen
merben inn alten Baterlanb init grp=
Bem Snterei1e eeleien, neil iie fib
frei auslpreben unb bdufig BON britt
ben mebr Meuisfeiten uno Mabribz
ten brineen, ais Die beutiben 3eis
turgen lelbit. Die .Sreie 8reHe fir
TeraS" lit briiben iiberaa, mDbin iie
eeianbt mirb, elm iebr germ geiebener
8ait unb fam Iib ribmen, Mner=
fennune unb @lrbigung gu finben,
mie aus sablrei9en Briefen an uns.
lDnie an 9ieienigen, tpel9e oaS Blatt
an ibre 8ermanbten lbiden, bernor.
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen @erpanbten
unb Sreunben cine 5reuoe ertDeilen,
ibnen elm m~iIfDmmeneS @eiGenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitene fir tie Die
vSreie Yre1ie fir Teras". 9as Sns
tere11e fir Teras, mie uberbaupt fir
ben 5taat unb Die @eeeno, tuO Die
Iernanbten tppbnen, 1T in Deutld,
lamb lebr lebbaft unb eS lit unmDgs
li9, in 8ripatbriefen cine 10 grino=
libe N~uffldrune unb Beibreibune
bes fremben 2anoes gu geben, wie
oies Die .5reie Brefie" allmD6ent=
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
por So p~erlenben mir pDrtOfret unler
reidbaltiges WDbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine GbreiIe i'm &uslanoe.
Die sreie Vreife fir 1eras Yubl.
Gpmpanb.
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@emm bic Tramen ,1itr
WiiBten,

mie niei @liifieltafeit eS ben ghtt 0tt=
tunip'er Seimftattcn britgeit fpiirne.
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Setratbs=g hetne.
8. 6. Qeafe unb Sulia Wt. &ihter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-03

mte niel 8liidfeltgfeit eS oet Shtt Nit=
tunip'er Seimftattcm britgett fpiiroe.
GS 1T iebr i9tuer, trgenDnelde 6ansar.
belt 80 berri1ten, tuenn mon m &iiden>
i9mersen leioet;
Wan empftnbet hnr, bet ober mad oer Mrs
beitsberri9tung ftets Seiteni@mersen.
@enn nte Traueti ttur his l1ria9e miiBten.
&ii~fenidmerden ribren bon ben Nieret
9er, tueun leBtere franfbaft iinn.
9oan's Nierenbilen beilen franfe Nieren,
Gan Mntpntoer 8etuobner beifatisen oieies;
Srou Sorbrib, Die @atttn oes
3immermattnes Gobert Sorbih, SEP.
1915 irginia StraBe mDbnbaft, Iagt:
Set elmer Geibe BON Sabren
lit i1 I1Dn an ben Nierer, aber
mod niemals aupDr bate ib lolbe
S9mersen, pie big pDr Surgeon.
Die Sbmer5en in meinem &uden
puroen BON Gag gu Sag u1ertrdg=
liber, bis es mir cine 2ait mar,
nmhersugeben, I'm meine Irbeit au
b%eiorgen. Sreeno Elm @etter=ums
iblag Dber cine grfdltune, Die ib
mir 5usug, iblug auf Die @ieren
unb perurladte erdBli9e nerpDie
&Dpfl9mersen uno Shminoel Nnz
fdue; ib mar pbpliih 10 berunter@
e%efommen, baB ib feline &ube mebr
fano, nDnDn Die SDlge mar, Dab i6
MIDI itets uno itdubia abaelpannt
fnblte. Ils id in einer bieiigen 3ei<
tune iiber rDpan's @ieren-B inen"
las, bat ib meinen @atten, mir cine
S1abtel bapDn in Der 8erar NpD=
tbefe, @de NlamD Blasa unb 9Du=
itonzS traBe, 81 bolen. 0ab brei
Doer bier gagen etnpfano ih cine
erDBe 2inoerung, uno als ib Die
8ebnnblune beenoet bate, perlieBen
MIDI Die &ldenibmer5en uno ale
11merSboften 8egleiterIbeinuneen
pDaenos. Die ein5iee @elegenbeit,
bel Der i6 einmal mieoer felt Der Belt
S1mersen in metnem Guden per=
ipurte, fpar nah 8Dqenouna elmer
auBergepDbnlih ibmeren Cages
arbeit. 9pans Hieren=B inen lit ein
arDBartiees 6eilmittel uno i'd emf
pfeble es gerne, ND unb mann ib
farn.
@rbdltlib bel alien 9ro9uiiteu.
Breis 80 Gents. Softer Mfilburn
Co., Buffalo. sc. g., aqeiniee agen=
ten fir Die Ser. Staaten. 8ergebt
nidt ben Wamen - 9pan = uno
acceptirt fein Subftitut.
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q Il II b.

StNS wv tLIlS'l AitIiIbItotntt
gen bes neuen fransDliihen @abi=
nets 1T bic - tpenn aub oprldufig
nod Observation-Disclosures BON SUI
nis. Dieier Sbritt bat Die 9o=
lDnialpartei iebr be~frieoigt nnb miro
als 8Drldufer elmer tbatfrdftigen
duBeren Bolitif betrabtet. Sn &on=
itantinopel bat man in Dfficiuen 9rei=
fen bieie @ntmidelung Der Dinge
nit groBem MiBbebaeen beobahtet,
neil 9unis lelblt nah benz frans1=
iiibstuneiiiben Gertrae BON 1882
Dem Sultan npmineq nod tribut<
pfibtig mar. $50 Der Sultan ni1t
mebr Die @trfltbfeit beiiben fann,
pflegt er fib nit benz Shatten oerz
felben gu beenigen, aber ielbit biez
ler 1T in gunis aelhmunben. Wan
erpartet meber BON Gom mod BON
2onbon tbatldhltden @ioer1tanb
eegen Die Iblebung beS 8ep's BON
Cunts. Stalien 1T in Noro Nfrifa
rtur in TripoliS tntereiIirt uno BE-
siglih bieies 2anoes baben sSranfs
reid unb Stalten elm uebereinfDm=
men erreiht. Der britiiben 8olitit
eenigt oas frans0iiib : italieniibe
uebereinfommen mno oaS enaliI6z
beutlhe 3uiammenmirfen be5iigli9
Marroffo's uno beiien Sinterlanoes.
Ieeppten lit britiides @ebiet unb Die
dgpptifbe Jraae fann nibt ldnger
cine internationale 9enannt neroen.
Die Berliner Wau : Mrbeiter
planen einen @eneral : Streif, faus
Die Nrbeitseber ibnen nibt biz Mpnz
tag ibre TDroerungen bepiuigen.
gefanntlih itreifen Die Baubanb<
merfer in 6ambura ibDn. DieIer
Streif nimmt beoentlibe Dimeniio-
men an; Die Streifer periiben @epalt-
tbdtiefeiten ge9en Die Seabs. 8e=
lpnoers am Mittpob uno Dpnners=
tag ging es in 6amburg in bieier
8eaiebune 10 tpiit Der, baB Die opr=
tise Bpliaei enereiib einibreiten
uno piele 8%erbaftunaen uornebnen
mubte.
5n cine bDie Batibe eeratben
lit in 9onbon Der Brins Srans Sp=
iepb ben 8ragarsa, 2eutnant i'm Z.
Dfterreibil9en 6uiaren : &eeiment,
elm G%bfDmmlin9 bes ebemaligen pors
tueieiiiben 6erriberbauies uno Wtit=
elieo Der &rDnunes<S pecialgelanot=
ibaft BON Seiterreib= unearn. Ser
Brins nuroe megen zines Criminal
uerbrebens Dem BDliseieeribte ppn
SDutbmarf Sugeiibrt. ueber Die
Nrt Der Nnflage nirb pDIiges Stius
ibpeigen bepabrt. Der 8rins puroe
oarn gegen 8irelbaftsiteaung pie=
Der freigelaiien. Ser BrinS bebaup=
tet, es banole iih UNI einen gegen
i'm unternommenen raffinirten @r=
preliunes-B erluh.
Mns Sbanebap Idreibt man:
Ser @ice=&6nig 9ihur,e beridtet pf-
ficieu, baB Der 8Drer : Muf1tanb in
Sse=9ihuen iebt befinitip unter0riidt
1T uno oaB Die Sibrer oelielber
iammtlib gefangen genommen uno
bingeri9tet mprben 1inb.
= Sin Der &ilte BON &Drea itie'
zen Die beiben iapani1ben Dampfer
.%8umagapa" uno r&iiuaama" su=
iammen, nobel Der eritgenanrtte
9ampfer iDfprt lanf. AZ Berionen,
oarunter II @uropder, famen babel
umS 2eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-03

oDu, oas lift @iner BON auBer-
balb!" fliiterte nrulib elm Die Ndbe
.bes GbleliIden 8abnbofs in Berlin
un1iher mabenber Bauernfdnger Ell
men neben inn ftebenoen SDaegen
su, inbem jener auf einen Die Bres=
lauer StraBe entlang fommenoen,
bier aueenibeinlib fremoen Serrn
beutete. @enige Minuten ipater
par cine unterbaltung init bieiem
angefnupft, uno balo faBen Die Drei
in einem 2ofal in Der &oppenitraBe,
NOD elm fleines Spielben arrangirt
wurbe, an uelbem fih Der nit elmer
ppuen BDrIe periebene Sremoe, io=
uie nod einiae anbere i'm &eitauz
rant anpelenoe @dite betbeiligten.
Gem befannten Spielertrid entipre<
heno unb I'm i'm erit ii6er 81 maz
hen, lieBen Die 6erren Snouitrierit=
ter ibre Spfer gum Beginn oes Spiels
niht unerbeblib geuinnen. BDl pDn
Subel iiber 1ein unerbDrtes Slid
unb nahbem er I'M nebermaB oeiiel=
ben Elm Ndtel unb elm iolennes
! Sriibitid fir bic gauge 8eleaihaft
beltellt bate, uerlieB er anf eine1
Nugenblif bas 3immer. Balo boz
raul eri1ien baS 8ier uno oas De-
ieuner, tper aber nibt fam, mar Ger
5rembe, Der jebob itatt leiner einen
Dienitmann i1idte NIT einem 3ettel
folgenoen lafpnilhen Snbalts: s@rs
martet mid in guerm &reis nibt
langer. = Sd iano, mas ib geiubt,
bel Sud, bos eplb'ne &alb, = SD
lelber bin ein alter gauernfdnger.-
Sebph nibt aus Berlin, 0 neir, BON
auBerbalb!"
SIM 0ablaiie oeS Berliner
&ulturbiltpriferS 6ermann Grimm
lift cine mibtige &Orreiponbena nit
benz amerifaniiden Bbiloiopben uno
Dihter @alpb @aloD @merion gez
funben pDroen. Darunter iino eub
Briefe BON gmeriun'S go6ter,
melhe Die lebten Gage ibres 8aters
ldil6ern. Die idmmtliben Wriefe
aehen an bas aermaniibe Wuieum
Der 6arparo : uniperlitat, mpourd
baiielbe cine bDhlt %nertbpoue uno
intereliante Berei9erung erfdbrt.
Die enoelltige GbreAnung Der
gusfeauns Der 8iinitler 9olonie
in DarmItabt, Die i'm Derflofenen
Sabre ftatteefunoen, er9ab elm Defi=
ait uDn 252, 288 Wart. Da Der
@arantiefuno 262. 900 Marf betrua,
10 mfiien Die 8eidner SO Bro5eni
hires eeseidneten 8etroges 5ablen.
Das Defisit nberraibt um 10 mebr,
als Die @innabmen aus glntrlttSs
eelbern, Soften u. oel. $4,000 Wtar'
: mebc betrueen, al8 oeranlblagt mpr'
: ben tuar.
Der in aronab eriheinenot
: 5rGnfiide @olo" entbdlt bas fol-.
aenoe f[alfiide Snlerat: User mid
nod einmal NIT benz @amen nTreB
lad benennt, neroe id) eeribtlid
belanaen. Sans 2eberuurit." 81
lheint iid) aliu UNI cine getrdnft'
2eberfpurit gu banoeln.
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Sic trua feine Masfe

unb bennod NOR ibr @eii9t total
entiteat, ndmli6 burb Nusldlag,
Wunoen unb eczema, uno stpar Bis
tie .Buflen's Mrnica=S albe" artz
menbete. Damn nerlbnanoen ale
frantbaften Nn5eiben in ibrem Sc
iibte, pie audi aaer 6autausIhlae,
5ieber-Iuslblag, 8eulen, &arbunz
tel uno ogl. por bieler Sable fpei=
den. nnibdbbar fir Shnitts uno
grano Bunben. Sbramme1 uno
aebnllbes. 6eilung miro aarantirt.
% gfs. bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
@eo. 5. S. S6mitt. gigentblmer,
unb 30. 9reiB.
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Gin nrner @liQipnar

itarb fiir5lih in 2onopn, neil er Iei-
ne Rabrungs- Mittel nidt oeroauen
fonnte. 5rubseitiser @ebraub BON
DR.. Kings New Life Pills
niir6e ibn aerettet baben. Sic itdrs
fen ben Magen. befDroern Die Ser
bauuna uno itellen ben Gppetit
mieber Der. Breis % gts. Das
@elo miro suriideritattet, tuenn feline
3ufrieoenbeit ieitens oes Batientert
bepirtt wiro. 3u besieben burd
S. Salteper q Sobn. Seq. s. s.
Sdmitt, gia%entbimer, uno 30.
9reiB.
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@rumSeisemtbnms . Merchantmen,

@uftap s.. Niasli an Dora 6.
2ewp. @runbitid an I(amu
Ctr; Sc, $50.
Bernhard 8eiper an Sobn 81.
Bitter, Intbeil an einem @runoitiid
an Dit Commerce Ctr. 1915.
S. Guiiea an 8m. 3immermann,
@runoItid al SimpIon Str, $500.
Senrg 9aaeer an Batrid &.
Sbiclos, 2 @runbitIde an Maion
Str, 500.
9prptbea 6Dflina an IS. s. Sul@
lioan, @runoitid an Npe. s. $1,000.
Soa 2urra an George 6. Gltaelt,
8runofld OIL Blum Str. uno 10
@runbltiide auf BroIpect 0in. 8reis
n0minea.
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weriebt bic Welt in Graammen.

Seine speite gntbedung auf benz
@ebiete Der Meoisin bat jemals ben
pierten gbeil Der NufreQung berpDr=
eerufen, tpelhe DR.. Kings New
Discovery fir Shminoiuht perurz
latt bat. Seine ibnierigen Broz
ben in boffnungsloien 6daen bon
Shminoludt. 2unaenent5iinoung,
Blutiturs uno 8ronhitis bat oiefes
Mtittel eldn5enb beitanoen, BON be-
men es 9auienben pieoer bic pDQige
@eiunobeit suriidaefibrt bat. @egen
6uften, @rfaltuna, Gftbma, Seu=
5ieber, Seiierteit uno dbnlibe 2eis
ben lit es oas piinihensmertbeite
auer Mittel. gu be5ieben burh
s. 8alteper & SDbn, @eo. s. s..
Sbmitt, g%i9entbiimer. unb SO.
DreiB, bic es garantiren Dber bas
@elo auriiderftatten. Breis 50 gts.
uub $1.00.
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Wus 8efino miro beridtt

= NuS Betin9 MIRO beri6tet:
Gin bentidJer Soloat lit bier an Der
gbDlera gefturben, nelhe iib aus
breitet. Die Mitelieoer bes oiplos
matiffen Corps baben Die &egies
rura eriuft, Die auslanoil6en Gera<
te in Der Nusfnbrung BON WaBre-
aeln All unteritiiben, welde gu pers
biubern bespeden, baB bic 8ranf@
belt epibemiih tperoe.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-02

when it was possible to drop in at any
Litry Club and get enough Hot Stuff
to fill the whole Sheet.
Mrs. Cadwalader. said that her Idea
of a gingery Daily would be one with
a Picture of Jeanette Glider and a
couple of Book Reviews on page 1,
some Club Notes and Society An
nouncements on page ., few useful
Hints on how to clean White Gloves
without making them smell on page 3
and then fill the remaining Space with
PONIES.
"Aint it Sickening to pick up a Pa
per and find Columns about these bru-
tai Prize Fighters?" asked Mrs. FRS
bic. Just at present it's all about
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries. 1t begins
to look as though they might get to-
gether."
1T would have been pulled off long
ago If Fitz had not insisted on an
even Split of the Parse, said Mrs.
Cadwalader. 1T looks very Fakey to
me when a Man holds out for so per
cent win or lose. I think jeff is
right in insisting that the winner
take the Big End"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-02

fortune of their sex. Instead of health
giving relief it is regarded as an unwel-
come ordeal.
Mrs. LaPell's story can best be told by
her letter.
1.-TWO years ago fafl from a misstep
caused falling Of the womb. Ipaid little atten-
ton to 1t, taking no treatment untii after four
months, when the pain became so severe
had to do something to get relief. McElree's
Wine Of Cardui ! had noticed advertised for
my trouble and decided to try 1t and bought
a bottle. After asing it bot week could
feel the pain diminishing, and after five
weeks faithful Use was perfectly we'll
once more.
"My general health was also much TN
proved, in fact have never felt better than
this last year"
II Mrs. LAPEL had used the same fore
thought in regard to health as she did in
her business she would not have been in
that serious state in which she was when
she took Wine of Cardui for relief. Her
fall injured the delicate ligaments which
hold the womb in place and brought on
those terrible bearing down pains SO many
women have suffered. As the days went
by the trouble got worse and finally the
pain was so great she could not bear it and
she was compelled to seek relief. She
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-02
MR.. DOOLEY ON
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION
= Copyright " @ Howard Rus

mankind. l am glad to say our inther-
vintion was iffycacious. War was inn
meedjately declared. l will not tell we
how high our hearts beat as we r-read
tn news firm day to day. Ye know, l
will on'y say that we instructed Lord
Ponsyfoot to do ivrything in his power
to help our kinsmen an he faithfully
ixicuted his ordhers. He practically
lived at tn White House durin' tn
thryin peeryod an his advice to In
Prisidint such as: IF We go on with
this binnficint war tn United Powers
will knock ye'er head off. or II think
l can secure fav'rable terms firm tn
Powers if We will abdicate in favor iv
a representative iv tn house of Bour-
bon an cede New England to Spain,"
done more thin anything else to put
heart into tn American forces. 1 will
add that durin' this time we was APP
proa be an ambassadure iv wan Nv
tn Powers who asst us to intervene. I
will not say which Power it was except
that it was Austhrya- Hungary an I'm
previnted be tn obligations iv me Of
flee firm mintionin' what Powers was
behind tn move, beyond hintin that
they was as follows: Germany, France,
Rooshya, lily, China, Turkey, Monaco,
San Marine, Boolgahrya. Montinaygro,
Booloochistan an Pershya. Pah's re-
ply to tn ambassadure was: Il will
do all l cam" as he kicked him down
stairs. 1t i'll becomes me to say what
else we done FIR that home iv freedom
AN hiven knows l wisht it'd stay
there an not be wandherin' over tn
face iv tn wurruld-but I'm not proud
iv me looks an 1 will remark that
Tiddy Rosenfelt was capably directed
be tn iditors iv England, thin hearts
iv oak, that tn American navy was
advised be our mos inargetic CORY
spondints an that, to make tn raysult
certain, we lint few British gin'rals
to tn Spanish. Cud frindship go far
Their? AS they say in America, 81 reck-
on, be gosh, not "
well, whin l read this speech l was
prepared to hang tn medal FIR savin'
life on tn breasts iv tn hands acrost
tn sea where there's always plenty iv
hooks FIR medals. But tn mex day,
l picks up tn pa-aper an sees that
twas not England done it, but Ger
many. Yes, sir, twas Germany. Ger
many was our on'y frind. They was
time whin it looked as though she
was goin' to shoot at us to keep us
firm tn consequences iv our rash act.
They'se nawthin' Germany wuddent
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-02

UP in Memphis Any time that he lands
one of those Mary AIMS, there's some
thing doing in the other Corner"
You seem to forget that Jeff once
gave him his Trimmings" said Mrs.
GadwaladerA with a Smile of Superior
Wisdom.
But Fitz says that he was
Drugged, retorted Mrs Frisbie.
Back to the Night Schooll' ex-
claimed the Corresponding Secretary
OF the Society for Ethical. Research
I'll tell you what Dragged him. 1 was
that Haymaker that was handed to
MIN in the Second. That was a reg
ular Lizcumtizzus. After he got that
one he didn't know whether he was in
the Arena or up in the Hay-Mow, look
ing for Eggs"
Let me ask you something" said
Mrs. Frlsbie with considerable
Warmth. Didn't the Sailor stay for
20 Rounds with this big Burly? Then
didn't Fitz put him away the fourth
time up? Now if there's anything in
the Dope, how can you figure ANYBODY
but the Kangaroo? Don't talk to your
Aunt Hester! Any time that they beat
MN on the Square they'll have to push
a Steam Roller into the Ring. The
next time he gets Mr.. Boiler Maker. in
'front.' he'll take his Measure in a hurry
lie VIII certainly light on that naughty
ACTOR and sting him like a Bee. JEFF