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BAIN BRIDGE, AUG. 31, 1901. k«» w .#«***•"
■■ ' Ttmt hackney**) Amarican maUlcn
TWO FAMOUS RTDMS who , mi ' 1 tMn * a *" ,r
STRIKING fEATS OF ENDURANCE IN
THE PIONEER DAYS OF THE WEST.
KekfMO TI M F-
“How do the Eskimo* loll time?”
was the inquiry made the other night
of a man who lias had considerable
North Greenland in
shire* of the old country as U was
Aobrej'n Hid* »'«* it* OmitrH siioken tafwtvn t«n amt Ihm- oenlii
rbralcal A«m***m*»« Ew Ac«,...- , flea ago. wbUe they have ^-n hlenillug
I pllnM fa Tbla tounlrr-Fiwi'llm
man Jiaa Ibwrrb Hurd ttl«le. , home
The greatest physical achievement
ever accomplished In this country was
the rltle of K. X. Aubrey i nmi the
you knew the bingiing-.' was .not a lot
ahatird. We speak EnftlhdL but \vi
hare built up our forms of English ex . .
prvsslon upon the English of a few j connection with the 1 eat) e.vpun
I experience in
lion*. He had just been telling some
thing about the long artio “‘lay
and elm living tin- sp.^H of nil their j jt|| t , |t) c j rc |j„ u round
home pruttH* during r!u* s«tm* fiprtad. *
The rcsijit Is tluit an American can , round a short distance above
i hardly otter a sentence .« | horizon, and the question was a
wUhqttVcHlI'.ng attention to
enor Mtnsti his mrh-Ii anil that
and
the
nat-
plaxa of Santa l - e. N. XI.. to the I uh- ; ^ alrnut him.
lie squnn» at Independence. Mo., a dis \ v ,^j rrtSnj „ rt( . r IS months' tv- I
tatim of nearly 8U0 miles, through a dp|(w Knglan.1. I rest., ■d nj» in a con-
country Inhabited by warlike Indium, i doctur t D Charing Cross srailon anti
n large part of which was met) a *no- oyfct< -Which cur for Bromley r He
stared at ire. ntnl I knew I had spoken
I oral one.
“They have two different methods,’
replied, “according to the tnlerva
sly desert. It wits Hlout the yeur
IV, 1 that Auh:<gave Ids wonderful
test of human endurance. lielore which
■ foreign tot nice ta him. tieciihse street
vehicles like omnllnises and horse
1
of time involved. For instance-, if
yoa are about to start on a jm
and ask an Eskimo how long it will
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGJ
^_ Eead Office: ST. LOUIS HO..
Brimclt Houim*» at Nashville, lenn , Dallas, Tex. R;,..
• Ala., Montgomery, Ala. ’ Dift
manufacturers of ■—■ r
THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, AND Klt’HMOMi *
AlJSO SOUTHERN ANL) WESTERN AGENTS va.
FAMOUS STEIN WAV, ENA HE, VOSE & SONS m
TON AND CHICKENING PIANOS. ’ ”*
BKSl’ ORGANS ON EAllTH Terms rwwonalil,,
rttjumenta fully guaranteed.
Hj BLEDSOE,
C!ciicra.i Agont
Bonalsonvilie, (
all ether attempts of the kind pale , calleOtMad mrs amt trou, ours, a ml
Into Inslgniacuuce. lie win a short,
heavy set man. 38 year* of »ge. In the
prime of manhood mid strength His
1) •slues* fur ten yean- as a Santa Fe
there are uo oilier car* in England
If you iwk n guvs! at vour home In j
England whether he likes 111* meat but | <t! k„ ow8 nothing about a day
j take, he will tell you ‘three sleeps’j STEAMBOAT SCHEDULES
,i. 'f.Mir .I.-..pr.-.||.jn,i i lo .
, - . , On unil Apnl'iBth, until ifw
the number of days the tnu will take, thMmotiew.ihwioc.ti rates of
T"
„uph there weq- g-eat I fpur „ lv ,,
, — — ■
F der had made him perfectly fa-
.. Her with tl" trail anil nil the --rop
I Ing place*. He WHb a taufect horse
man. and. alt!
riders 111 Ihnr
eared to dispute ILe palm with Au
brey.
On n wager of fl.CCO tie undertook
to ride alone from taut a Fe to inde
pendence Inside of six days. It was
without it thought of fear that he un
dertook the terrible fraL It was to 1*9
the supreme elTorl of his life, and he
sent hull a dozen of the swlfte*t horses
ahead, to he stationed at different
prints for use In the ride. He left
Santa Ke lit a sweeping gallop, and
that was the pace kept up during near
ly every hour of the time until lie fell
fainting from Ills font:, covered horse
In the Kjoare at Independence. No
man could keep up wltli the rider, uud
he would have killed every horse Id
the west rather than have failed In the
undertaking. It look him .fuel 5 days
and IP hours to perform the tent, and
It coat the live* of Ncvcrui or hta best
hcrscs.
After being carried Into a room In the
old hotel at Independence Adhrey lay
for 48 hours In n dead *lli|>or tiefore he
cati.i to hie delists. lie would never
have recovered frt.ui the slun k hail It
not liecn far bis wonderful constitu
tion. The feat was; I'tmnimottsly r,*-
guttled tty western men as the greatest
exhibition of slrerglh and endurance
ever known on the plain*.
The ride of Jim Morn*, a mil erf Iron
tlersmnn of- Uu> pioneer day*. Is also
worthy of mention. Moore waa a twnn
of attiM>*i jterftH-t p4iy*U|Ve. In r«< t! by
t Illary standartls he- wos- a tnfwlel.tl i'.'','', , . r
> ... . . ... , ” hluwtt utuJ drawn.«iy>
f welglitxl Idtdfioundtt, *tnod u fret Id
rare, ts- asks what you sold Itccausb lie , , ... .
calls only that every *o often he
lias to
And fortunatelj the
Eskimo finds it convenient to sleep
about ottco in twenty Tour hours, sc
} docs not understand yon He
| Mini underdone nhcu it is not tltor- .stop to sleep
,ouglily cookia! ir you tell him you
finned, he Is of
a loss again. Ucou.-c he would lutve
said It was tinned. To ask him to pnss that ft its ‘sleep’ means practically
the powdered sugar will again set hltn i
to trondtTlng. for lie calls !i Icing sugar
generally, though lie knows that it Is
Rotncthiie* called caster or sifted sugar
And If you bate candy on the table
you may not call it so without betray
ing your foreign origin, for lie calls ^
“streetiiM’KIs.’* ami list'd fu deslgmiti 1
*11 itrearrve*. puddings, pies, candles
aud .lams. \
To go further along the cccentrlotth’s
of English at tin- dining 'able most
pe-sotu know. I suppose, that the beet
la called lieet rot;l. carnstarcb is corn
I IuikUiiksoii Mie < tmtt.ibiM/clieo, Klki.t, *pa
l.iclilvulii iinit v. idpidti rivers w ill be ss iol
low .-i:
* ( otton, *nN! per Kile; Flour,. 10c pur bn null;
J l*ertili7.erH, H 40 per ton. Other Xivitfhis in
proportion.
“On the other band, l remember
seeing Peary dispatching an Eskimo
one morning with a message to a
near-by settlement, and the explorer
candy “sweets.’' abbreviated from | kept pointing to the sun, which at
the time stood immediately above
rockv eminence across the bay.
Schedule—Leave Columbus.
Steun.i-r .M. W. KKU.KV, Oupt. T. A. Mnr
c» nir. TtM'Mlf >, 1< »». »i.
SteumiT QUKJiN < ITV,tnpt. K. L. Magi inter.
Thursduy, 10 a. »n.
Stoan.ev VV. 1 . HllAI>U5Y, rapt A. A. Liiul,
^Hturli y 10 it. n .
All Boat* go viii IliilnbTWge north b -uml.
SttfainerM t^neen rity an<1 Urndly, *»onth
bound, « ill Inmslfi to ikh'tlibounri botitn nt
rhMttahooflUM*, ticigtu and paHmsnger^ tor
I’.iiin brnl ftc
ThiMHchednln will be obstv.yed, liver, etc.,
permiltlng.. *
Warehouse Landings.
I 1
col mu bus, (in.
Florence, (la.
KuJ’nnln. Alu.
wondered what it was all about, a "d
arked Peary.
“I want that fellow
flour, cornu I t*>ef (or u particular cut ■ here tomorrow at this nme,” be ro
of It. la eallwl "Giver (tides of beef" and |le)1 < d|)H lhe onh . WBJ . U( le ll him
napkin* an* servirMcs. -Jullun Knlph 1 •.
In Qariter's Magazine. ! is to call Ins attention to the position
I of Hie sun, He knows that be is to
THERMOMETER TUBES. | return when the sun has gotten
fmcMt
Tli«»ir UluDiirnclnrc
•It*on. In taeriniiuy.
A tnost iniwwtiiiii H'Tcmit Is given
In Tm* Idler of the wonderful stau*
aided Industry ot li nn wln*:e glass and j was again ahov
teuses fire inado for sficnt’sts The iu
duntry has Iwcn huili up t).v PratVaaor
AIHh» and I>r Srbort. aud tins through
out been rondurtwl by scientists u*hos<.‘
efforts lm\f> made .Iona famous nmonff
sclent Hie men the worhl over. One of
the imwt f *ntnres of the
Jera Is tfic spent eonrtdcr
tvlwiv' the then:;o:m.'ter tutn's are
orrespondent.
Port JHuksoii, Kin
Millions, Klu.
t limttahiMH’het*, Klu.
; 1.. & N. R. It. Kolnts.
llpne*’I'olnn.bia, Ala. i r S. A. h. It. It. Points
ll'ttiii f ia IMM'oints ^ Pidi't)rlilgc*WU'
Lower lolun. Dia. A lu. 1 • » iant System points
10 be balk * Middle «Jordon, Ain. 1 On 1'inc U, K. indnts
Lower (ioiilun, Alu. Vpper Bristol. Fla.
Ain .Midluml J* it or > BJmintstown, Mu.
Alngii, Aln\ i;K. v .copt J 11 Mel’hdlnn)
Venl'M lat' ding, Klu. Upper lisilffnmil^a, Kin
Stenm in Ills*, (In. Lower Kst ifTnnultfa.
l*iirr«n»oie*s, Kin. CoePrnn’s. Klu.
IVrl, or Owei.H. Kin. MiikuoUhim Holcim Kin
l.11 xley’s Mill.
For renter'**, Kl.i. A palnchlcoJa, KJn. ( _ .
Bouts reserve the right of not lundlng ut j ®6yTKUM8: STRICT L\ CASH
any point when ••onsiditied(lungeroual»> f tho !
captain . , J North Broad Street near Bn
i . . ; lionts will not stop at any point not muneil
o.irt* en mgh, the next tnoniin^ iu the list oi hmtiin^s l^sui.Mi under dute of {fables
Bum
CHOECH DIRECTOR j
I’KKSBYTKItlAN t.HURCB.
st. Inti, aril and 5th Suini.v. ' 1
,nrt 7 ;SI) p. m. t'raynr nieutn, 1 - »J
. :rf( p. .... Sunday nchool H i "V'l
Itrudttall, (*ii|Hti-hiUmutt)!t, i^J
BAPTISJ’ CltVkcu.
Itev. W. L. Klchavds, p j, ,,
vives .very Sunday ut 11
1.80 p. m. .SatibutUschc o) ui 1
w meeting every Thuj*it»y' *’"
All arc cordially invited to,at,,,,, j
•ervlce*. 1 *
XI- K.UHUUUH.SOlTTii
Rev. W. K. Smith, Pu st ,, r _ h
o /o~y Sabbath ut 11 a. a, U i„l "
Prayer meeting Wednesday pvhI.
oatli acliool nt 10 a. in. All Ktp.oo "
vited to attend all the services
O. H. GRIFFI
DEALER IN—
ALL KINDS OF HOMEMADE!
Jx 11 W oris XTsatly
tuad Promptly j
Psecitk
REPAIRING A SPECIUTY.
| arotiml to that point again.’
, .. ii , - , • i April »tb, lUOl.
when tile sun had circled the horizon ; our responsibility for freight
thu point of
rock, llie Eskimo could seen com
ing across the bay in bis kayab.”
Mr*. S. H. Allpurt,
says: Uur little girl ,o
death with Ul'-ilip.
she coultli, t live Lut
relieved ny One Minn;
L. flic kb
Johgatown, Pa.,
most strangled to
The doctors said
■he was instantly
v (Jottglt Cute. I-
uses alter
i It lias been dt-adnirged at a laudteg w here no
person is there t" receive it.
Freights tor all points except warehouse i
landings must he- pia-paid
w It. M*)' )KK. r-oneral Xtanager.
J. XI BIVISUS,Seet'y .V T.-ea*.
-Office tint nut Building', Telephone >o.
BAIN BRIDGE, - GEOB
incite*. struiglit.QH an arrow, with good
neck tv 11 set on Ms slltctldt'ls. snhjl!
waist, But good loltl*. and hail I'm limbs
of a ‘Iboruitglthtvd. No tlner looking
ittati physlvnllx ever rode a lironclm
tlitni .llui MiHire lie could run hSc an
Indian, '.vus us notice as- n fian(her. the
la st tin Mr,at man In Hie world, hut ns
corntgootis as a lion.
In the early sixth.s Moure was a pony
ex; res.: ridel Ii'..- rcute was from
Midway station, lial! way between
Fort Kearney an.) Cuitonworst Mprlng*.
to .ltil( , sbt;t... , dlstitnce of i-tr mile*.
.Met re rode the rout'd trip of usn mile*
i,,e a Week Tie stations were -..en
1U I, i ' iull.. ..,sirl. and a Ir- an perse
of Spanish blood was oldatned hi each
sliilH a. Tl* . was little delay in these
ol .'inge* of horses, a* the rider cave ’lie
"coyote yell" hull' n mile away. aa<l.
day or tdght. the stall,m men laid the
pony ready so that the rider bud only
to dismount from me horse and mount
the other, and with a dl»f of the spurs
he wtts on a run again. This ride of
140 miles usually was made In hour*
On each route there ware two express
riders, ouc gjitig each way A* easy as
‘t mn.v seem to settle for » man to be-
Hi;!«li* fresh borst after horse for 170
miles, there vv, re few men able to
stand up to it
L|<in the occasion of which I am to
speak .Moore's route partner had been
allli.g. a*itl Moore was uniU'lputtog amt
tlrtadiug that tie mtgiit have to titmble
the route. Id tins nhl!cl|mtlnii lie real-
iztt! that t!ien ts a tiun limit to eudttr
utitv. ntnl therefon- la gate the (too-
olios a llttl" more rf the steel tbau
usual and made the trip to lubrnt org
In 11 hours. Arriving at -luteshorg. be
liutl bis fears evullitnetl. His pitnuer
was lu bed He bail hom'd that lie
might have a tew hours for rest, but
before he hml time to dmmuuut and
attvfrb his eraitijssl and tired tmtacles
the "coyote yell” of the wist going rid
er was heard
Ho drank some eoltl coffee, tilled his
jKickct with oold meat and was lu the
Huddle again for another 140 mile ride.
Jn order to lie able to live the route out
he sent them for all there waa Id them.
With the result that he arrived at Mid
way. after’ having ridden ‘JHO ml lea. In
2U boon from the time he had left
there. Ben Hotttrtny gave tdui a gold
watch and a cwtUk-ate ot tat* remark
ajije perfonOMJttk - -Many of the cal
froottemneo BOW living knew Moore,
knew of bin JWO mile ride Iff '£t bo«r*
and have aeen the wnteh and certltl
two t.vt lUikVl- or TitK sm
Nt.
York
XTe saw this glass, in (ircoc.ss cf man
Ufarttire. a boy work nail* csil;jhf a I
bit or motion g!css front the furttnee on I T , aUenlion of lhe
tin* eu<J of a tmnvpl'po. it wn« lmral.v
larger than a wulunt. twit by trt-lrl.'ng | Tribune and Rome other papers of
and blowing and moidiog !t grew to the ; tlm north wliioh so irequuntlj- ami
g'.ivu of an with the shapt* of an ! f . 111
,i„ ^ 14 1 freedy assail the South because b ack
onwgiv More Kins:- was tlseu added. | J
and tlK're wtw iitoru rolling aud blow muu who assault while ivunion are
Ing. aud when the proper stage was ’ lynched, is (lircctcd to the fact fliat
rviiclM'd the blowpipe waa passvsl . , ■ (
quickly to the brawny master work- j t,wo ra, ' L ' "'■‘mis wi re saved
man. ■ mob* Wednesday uiobt in
lie. In til* turn, mh'-cd rtlass, blowing w idely Rcpuratc Bout hern town*
from time to tltno with clioekh out- ’ '
puffisl iiutll It seomul as though they I 11(>t > itowover, expict tluit the ta*
must burst. «n<1 then rolling the great ; cuncnecs will receive as rriiic!i atten-
hal! 01 glass oi-his «r< kneading board > ti .,„ fr()ni lhe daas of papets refer-
uat .l It kioke ! like a logo yellow gourd, j '
Faster nod taster .. • . m ked. lovping ; 'ed to a* they would had the men
HENRV VAUGHN
Practical Blacksmith, and Wcod-
wotbnan.
NOTICE.
I Get your work done at the (i,lj
lialile stand of
Always ready ti
i serve. Lowest
best, work.
©3?'Shop on West street, near old
Townsend Warehouse,
BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA.
mm
HVO
We
been lynched.
In Charlotte, N <!., ;t r,epro was
saved by the sheriff, who put Ids own
life between the prisoner and the
avenging mob. The man was saved.
'« |
the tail always symetrical aud yvt
white hot. At length he lifted the
glowing mass oulci.iy !ri the air. nfi<J a
aecota) workman ntfnehed the Itlowfilpe
at the liottom. Then the two men van
In opposite directions, twirling the
pipes ami tgowlug lustily from time to
time. From a thick, pertly yellow j At Tuscaloosa, Ala., another
gloU> the cluss fhlnnetl ort quickly as
the men run ep;trt. nnt'l It trecame a
dull re<l tune not birgcr than u man’s
little Anger and nearly ;-!bu feet loug
Sometimes In drawing these Allies ouc
Of the blowers would not only run the
length of the corridor, but far outside
ou the hilt.
cate.-SolrM ot Ute Tliuc*.
I
Wncwr and the Player.
When Illelmrd Wagner «as coodtict-
or of lb»> Itoyill Opera lu Dresden, the
orchestra of that iustitutKiu. though
one of tire best !;> tlcrmauy. was far
from being n* guod as it Is now. and
Wagner had a gotsi deal of trouble In
making It follow h!s Ititeuthms. Some
year* later, wlteu in* was living as na
exile In Zurich, tie undertook to truiu
the local orchrstm. .liter a few «t-
tetiipt* he exclaimed, "(lentlemon, you
have .lust given me a great pleasure;
you have playeil exactly as Imdly us
tlie Dvetaleu orchestra."
Tile Zurich player* laughed, and live
Idea thut they might play heller thuu
the royal musician* In nresdni «o Eivd
fltelr Kent that (hey actually succeeded
lu doing It.
■la Pavorlta DUh.
“Whai ta your favorite dish?" In-
qnlrrd Mr*. Frootpew of the Ke*.
Laftgfade, the new pastor. She r«N
aotre It waa ebb-hen, bat It proved ML
"Er-the con rrt button plnte.- a»
•wared the Rp* Loogface ibatatly.-
Ohio State Journal.
charg'd with a like crime was -raved
by bis guards.
I These things happened in black
, commuiiiti.a. The guilt of neither
! man was in doubt—at least, from
j the point of vi'W of the mob. it is
i practically certain that the men who
saved the wretched criminals from
.hanging—or n worse fate—-will bo
i made to suffer socially, perhaps po
litically, in tiifctr respective commu
nities. Perhaps their zeal is not al
together commendable Horn tbu
point of view of the man or woman
! who knows the honor of having
I brutes like those aa\wd going al»,„t.
I We are not sitting in j nlgtnent on
I the officers or the mobs, for we have
no other feeling tlian that of com
mon humanity with Che whites :tt the
black belt.
Wti merely cull the attention of
the northern pies*, or that section of
it which makes political capital out
of southern lynching*, to the fact
' that southern sheriffs are not unwill
ing or afraid to do their duty.—Kan
sas City Wot Id.
PLANT STEAMSHIP LIKE
3 SAII.1NCS KACH WKKK
•BETWKKN
Pert Tampa and Havana-
t c. Key West.
_ Plant System trains run direct to ship
.side connecting with Steamers leaving
Port Tampa 1)1)0 P. M. Mondays,Thurs
days and Satin-days
For any information a* to rates, sched
ules, and reservations address
B. w. Wkk.vx.
Pass.Traflic Manager.
K. L. Todd'. Savannah. Ga.
Division Pass. Agl.
Moutgouiei'y, Ala.
A teera! Ikrcimmfo
! ^
CLEAN STOCK,
CLEAN METHODS.
I have genuine bargains
tc offer YOU ?
Small profits and quick Rales, honest
weight and just measure, prompt
attention and courteous treatment
constitute my motto.
Can I Say More?
: Make it convenient to oalt at my
1 *tore and be convinced of these
fact*.
Boot and ShoeMalsj
On VV liter Street.
LT.VAHB1V.LU
UNDERTAKERS'
Carry a fuii lint, u lii>;
Burial Cases, Caskets, etc..
the latest styles. i
cheaper
before.
than
SOfiETiilSG WORTHY
OK Ii
A SEW REVOLUTION IS
BARBER BUSINESS
Ac absolutely safe shave at ,J
City Shaving Parlor, a conspi'"' 0 ’*
next cloiw to city Post Otbce
Our plan of shaving is s p Cl1
that we can prevent infection
lation by so called noxious or p. 1 '*'
cretus. These troubles are oftw
tracted front one to tbu other W
of using the same razor or l.ritsn vt.
body. Now how we prevent s'"' 1 - •
!es we have a st.erili ter. a nickle ! .
kerf t
roneern in which we always
Tl#
B OASSKTT,
KLDORENDO, GA
■iling boiling water. X'e P nt '
'inanity of Antiaeptiola. tl,en e \ r ', (
be: after shaving each custom*;' PI
his razor over the Sterilizer u' ‘\
boiling water, letting it reinato ■"
minutes. After shaving we use »
tion of that. Antieeptiola on ea r11 ‘
mar's face. By this method ’»* c 1
sure vou a safe’ shave ,
Cali and see us aud we wtll
you [hat our service is the best
city. Shave 10c.. Hair Cut »*■
P. M. SIMS. Propn« ot
Dressed and dried board* &t
A Son’s, near depot.