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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
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Kto chce sic przeJecha6 Koleja
Burlingtohska ma Wsch6d lub
ma Po}udnie "a chcla}by wledzieG,
lie by podr6z kosztowa{a, kiedy
m6glby stanac u celu podr6zy l t.
d. = ma linli mledzy Chicago,
Peoria, St. Louis Kansas City -
niecha1 pisze do w. j. G. Ken.
yoD, General Freight passenger
Agent St. Paul, Mimi. = a Cd
wrotna poozta odblerze wszelkie
pozadane informacye. w pocia-
zach Kolei Burlingtonskiei znaldY
podr6znl wszelk,e wygody: kary
z wygleteml krzesfaml, wspania}e
kary sypialne Pullmana; kary
iadalne z maltYchaml poczawszy
cd % cent6w - tax IL wygodnlei
r%odrozowa6 ME podobns.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
Bezpfatne pIgufkt.

Przyslijcie swoJ adres do IL.
E. B u c k ! e n & Co W Chicago,
a dostaniecle bezpfatnie pudeiko
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Pr6bka
ia przekona was co moze zdzia}aG.
Plgu}ki to lecza n1ezawodnie Dol
.glowy os}abjenie, malarye Dol
zo{edka. Me zawieraJa W sobie
zadnego obcego zywio}u i 8 czysto
z roslln robione. Uzycie ach ME
osfabia, ale owszem wzmacnl aca{y
system. Pude}ko zwyczajnej well
kosci 25 cent6w we wszYstkich
aptekach.
w Winonie sprzeda1e to
lekarstwo apreka JACKSON &
SO w. 2 Str,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
TAME Wycieczkf ma "a
chOd j P0}nOcnY Zachdd

15,i 20 WrZes. oraz 6 i 2l PazdZ.
1896 kolej Chicago & North
Western bedzie sprzedawaG TAME
tykiety, ola ludzi podr6zujacych W
celu zakupna grunt6w.
Wzgledem tykiet6w i blizszych
informacyi zg}osic sic do agent6w
tel kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
repubIika1skie1. Polski NOVICE,

republikahskiej. Polski m6wcs. p
FranciszekG ryelaszewski, trafneml.
wy wodaml sweml 0 nlebezpieczeh-
stwie wolnego blcia srebra W Stan.
z ]ednoczonYch, %zjednywa} sobie
gest e oklaski, szczeg6lnle, gdy W
spos6b humorystyczny opow1adaf
swoje przygody srebrnem
panstwie Meksyku, gdzie ma
oslo uclazliwe odbvwa} podr6ze. :
Mlejscowe plsmo anglelskie unosl
SIG mad slicznem udekorowaniem
Po]skiejHaliD ramatycznej ma godne
przyiecie obronc6w rzetelnych pie
niedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

ZlmG W uODFe - CIZyDy-
wac rYchfo, DO oena znizona tylko
kr6tki czas potrWa.
OKAZYI ZARECZYN panny
Amy Kulas z maszYnista p.Janem
Wihczewsk1m odby}a sic W Sobote
wieczorem, W domu pannY narze,
czonei, suta nczta, ia ktora by1o
zaproszonych. kilkaDasc1e pred
nie]szYch rodzln polsklch z nasze
90 mlasta.
WYCIECZKA Ma ZNIWA.
- KtobY chcial sobie teraz zoba-
czyc grunta r6znYch stronach
lub jechaG ma robety do Dakoty Tub
udac sic W inne strony naZachodzle,
moze korzYstaG z tanich cen jazdy
kt6re beda ma ko1ei Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST.. Paul W dniach
Is 20 Wrzesnia; orsz 6 i %
Pazdziernlka. Tykiety jeszcze 20
dni pc zakupienlu ich dobre do
powrotu. - Wzgledem b~lizszych
szczego}6w zg}os'c sic do miejsco-
wych agent6w kolei Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
DOMOS


CUDOWNY LEKAPZ F. H.
Cal]lgiostro wyleczy} W ostatnim
czasie nastepujace osobY. kt6re "
dow6d wdziecznoSci ku menu
pozwoll}Y swoie nazwiska publlko :
wac. So to:
/. - Parma VILLAS z Wlnony, wy
l%eczona 2 blednlcY.
2. - Pan Tames z Winony, 1853 -
E. King Str; DIR. Call1glostro
uja} mu 40 funty cia&a.
3. - PAM Wild, 479 Lafayette
Str.
4. - Berta Kruger z St. Paul,
MINI. (98 Virginia Str).
Pan Calligiostro leczy, jak
wladomo, tkwiaca W MIN tajemni~
cza si4a magnetyezna. Ably ludzle
wiedziell, co to jest magnetyzm
ludzki, naplsa} on . MIN artyku},
kt6ry wydrukowalismy ma samym
poczatku nlniejszej ostatnlej stroni-
cy Warusa. Mechai kazdy 20
sobie z uwaga przeczyta..
z OKAZYI' republikansklego
zebrania przedwyborczego wSobote
wieczorem ,przestronna PolskaHala
Dramaty czna szczelnie by}a "a
pchana, tax Il m6wca ang,elskl,
%kongresman p. James Tawney.
s1usznle m6g} wyrazic swe zdumie.
ME rados6 swojq z powodu tax
widocznego Observation-Disclosures
czwartel wardy. kt6ra demokraci
dawniej z dune nazywali 1.-THE
bloody fourth ward", do partyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

W L O BRACI
GRIESEL W W1nonie W bloku
Pekera,. ze wszysrkich tnte-
szych salonow na~jwiecej piwa
sprzedaja. czego wynika,
&e piwo gcsciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknaj|epszem. W
gl6wne1 sail So stofy i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcacYch siedzie6 osob-
no. Ludzi W tej, pc starokra]-
krajsku urzadaonej, oberzy
zawsze ]ak W ulu, lecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zr2ada, z zadowoleniem
wycbodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " caiem
miescie wygodnie;szei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
potaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko moga kupic,
co z mias+a ola kuchni i stolu
sprowadzac musza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

KTOBY CHCIAK KUPIC "a
got6wke tanla, caikiem nowlutenka,
wprost z fabrykl sprowadzona ma
szyne do szyoia. nlecha] sic zg}osi
do wydawcy w iarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

szY SIC. mic Q tenn ME bedzle
wiedzial, i'm bardziej przeclez
termin bedsle sic zbliza}, tenn
mooniei bedzie 60 s'}a m%agnetYcz-
ma poclaga}a do wypelnienla roz-
kazu. Cz}owiek przebiegle uk1ada
plany, ably tylko wykonac to. 40
czego go pewna tajemn'cza s'fa
pedzi. ; dopuszcza SIC zbrodniczego
zamachu bez zastanowlenla, e
zzalu uczuciem, jakoby wlelkl
c,ezar z niego zdieto.
z tego,co zaznaczono powYzej,
wynlka, ~ magnetyzer wogole ME
Jest cz4owiekiem ola spoteczenstwa
niebezpleoznYm; on otwarcie przy-
znaje sig do swojej tajemnlczej SHY
i W kazdym razie jest odpow'edzial.
nym "a swoje czynnosci. Nlewlnne
f,gielki, jake kaze p}atac swoim
sub]ektom, rozweselaja wprawdzie
publ ozposc, leoz uikomu n'e szko-
dza. Magnetyzer, LEGACY ludzi
publicznie ma SCENE, poucza zreszta
pu bl,cznosc. jakby jaki professor
podr5zujacego ludowego uniwersy.
ten. ....
laden sedzna. zadne prawo ME
ochrania cz4ow1eka pred niesu-
miennym czarnYm magnetYzerem +,
brojacYm swe pieklelne rzemios&o W
samem Ionic spo}eczehstwa. Widzl
my 60 codzlennle, podajemY MI
poufale reke, a ME przeczuwamy,
re ]uz jeste6my pod jego wpfy~em.
TAX jak kazdy cz}owiek powl.
men studyowac trucizny, lch pozy-
tex i nlebezpieczehstwa, tax samo
kazdypowinie n cokolwiek poduczyc
sic o magnetyzymie, ably poznaf te
SHE naturY, i W danym razie.
korzysta6 z niej ku obronie VOL
nosci swego ducha.
| Napisa}
H,CAluCIoS7Ro
DR.. Magneopatyi.
RiurO ecZnicZe:
Ponad bankiem German American
Bank Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
TANI EKA
W 4tGj Wardzle!
3 bochenki chleba
"a 10 cent.
s%przedaje
OTTO REYER.
597 r.. D Str.
597 r.. D Str.

a~ Ma take ma skladzie wszel-
XII towar piekarski i cukjernlczY l
rome 4akocie ola dz1eci. Dostarcza
wszelklch pozadanYch pieczyw ma
wesela i zabawy famlljjne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

DEMOKRACI czwartej wardy
zapraszaja W tYm miesiacu ma
swo]e mltYngi plakataml zydow-
skieml, to tez tylko sami blblljni
rycerze ma ME sig schodza. Ma
ostatnim ich mitYngu AMI ieden
polsk1 m6wca sic ME odezwa{.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
GRYGLASZEWSKI,

PAN GRYGLASZEWSKI.
odwiedza} W niedziele, W towarzv-
stw1e cz4onk6w Klubu Republican
sklego przedniejsze domy polskie W
naszem l~niescle. Najd}uzei zabawif
pod g%o6clnna strzecha panaMarcina
Daszkowsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
D1UGIE WIECZORY

DkUGIE WIECZORY ]uz
nadchodza i czas zaopatrywac sic
W lampY. NajgustawnleJsze i maj
lepsze, a zarazem naitahsze So ma
sk}adzie u pana B a k e r a, W
kamienicY Choata, W 6rodku
mlasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
DOSYC OKAZALE

DOSYC OKAZALE wypad4
5 obotni hitting Polskiego Klubu
niezaleznego W HallBe rllhsk1ej. Pc
polsku przemawlali ma MIN PIP.
Jan Bambenek i Alexander Pro-
chowicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
CuDA %MAGNETYZMU.
Kazdv cz}owiek ma W sobls

CUDA MAGNETYLMU.
Kazdy cz}oviek ma W soblee
pewna SHE, zwana magnetyzmem'
podobna do elektrycznesc', Il jeden
jej ma wiecej, niz drug'. Nie1edn''
wy1atkowo, lyle taklej si{v W soble
maja, IL NIGGA "a pomooa mel
wp1ywac ma lnnych ludzl, lch
nie]ako elektryzowaG, "a nawet leczyc,
ME uzywaiac do tego zadne]
medycyny, tylko reka dotyka]2c
sic chorei osoby.
Stare kronlkl czesto SIG rozpi'
suja O cudewnYch wyleczenlacn
przez proste dotykanle rek9, ale
dobrze opracowanej ksiazkl %
cudownej s1le ludzkiego magnetyz-
mu dotad ME naplsano.
Sa rome rodzaje magnetyzmu,
tax ]ak i wykonywanie silly magne.
tycznei Jest rozmaite. Prawie kazdy
magnetyzer pos}uguje sic lnneml
srodkami, a l skutki u r6znych osob
So rome.
MagnetyzerzY wog6te dziele SIG
ma nastepujace k)asy:
l. CZerWOny e
tyzer.
Taxi Jest mistrzem. Zerwa{
zupe}nie re swlatem i mYsli tylko
O rzeczach nadzienskich, boskich,
pokona} wszelkle namletnosc, ,zYjac
tvlko ola bllznich, m%lfosiernie sic
ola Mich pokwiecaiac i tylko ma
tamtym swlecie szuka swego kr6ie-
silva. Takimi byli II. p. Apollo
MUS z Tyanna, Bubdha. Krlsyna
inni.
2. Bia}y magnetyzer.
Taxi ieszcze daleko ME dopro-
wadz,} W swoje] doskona}osci. SWAT
i jego powaby i~eszcze dian ME
umar1y. lubo ustawicznie sic stara
pokonaG icb wp}yw ma slebie
Pracuje on mad SVEN Questionable
mem, utrzymuje sic cd wszelkich
szkodliwych wzburzajacych rzeczy,
ME pail, ME pie, zyjej skrom
nlej ]aknaimoralniej. Uzywa
swo!ego magnetyzmu wy}aczn,e ma
cele szlachetne, ably leczy6 chorych
z duchownych cielesnych dolegli-
woscj, popisuje sig czasem publ
cznie re swoja sl}a magnetyczn2
sfowem GRAZ przyk}adem naucza
praw magnetyzmu, jake tez jego
n~aIezytego zast6sowywania. Uwaza
on tkwiacy W SVEN clele magne-
tyzm "a swego pana, l Jego, pc
Bogu, przedewszystklem s}ucha.
3.Czarny magnetyzer.
Zas,6sowanie magnetyzmu do
czynn osci zlYch i zbrodniczych thu
macy nam ca{y system czarownl-
ctwa z wszelkiemi swojemi przy-
czepkami, jake to z{e spoirzen'e,
zadanie lak1ej chorobY, uroczenle l
t. p. Czarny m%agnetyzer r6wniez
bardzo starannle uczy} sic zawodu.
lecz tch6rzllwie sic krYie pred
kazdym nlewtaiemnlczonym. Me
w'erzy W Boga. z kt6rego drwi
soble, natomiast jest zwolennikiem
wszelklch z1ych sk4onnoscl. Nadu-
zywa 6wiadomosci ta]emniczych
s,} natury ma szkode bliznich -
byle nasyci6 swe huci, zaspokoic
swa zadze zemsty, czesto nawet
litylko z zaml4owanla do brojen,a
z}ego. wv odzi Diewinne dziewczeta
l m}odziehc6w, j przerab1a ma
swe narzedzia. Pred MIN laden
cz4owiek ME Jest bezpleczny DO
obraca sic W najlep szYch towarzy-
stwach, szukuiac sWgch of1ar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17

KAJ KUSY wardowe ola
nomlnacyl delegat6w ma konwencye
powiatowe beda naszem ME-
scie W na]blizsza sobote.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-17
BUTY I TRZEWIKI ,

BUTY I TRZEWIKI wszel-
k1ego gatunku MONA teraz tanio
dostaG FIR. Lipinskiego W 4te1
wardzle, 7O5 5 utica. Z powodu
c)ezkich czasow znizy@. on Gene o Is
cent6w ma dolarze, ably szanowna
polska publlcznosc mogfa sic "a
TAME %pleniadze zaopatrzYc ma
zine W dobre obuwie. - Przyby-
wac rYch4o, DO oena z%nizona tYlko
krotki czas potrwa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-03

Lemon City. Dade county, has been
made a money order postoffice.
AT Key West wednesday the Patterson
ties nominated the ticket previously nom
mated by the Allenites.
Glover Locker, eolored. aged IS years.
was drowned Wednesday afternoon, while
swimming in McCoy's creek, at Jackson
Vile.
Rev. ]. Z. Nance, pastor of the Baptist
church. and Miss Mary ola Oliver. daugh-
ter of Capt ]. S. oliver. were married at
Klssimmee Tuesday.
John Franklin was shot three times at
Jacksonville Wednesday night by Char,
ley Pearl, an ex-county convict. Franklin,
Il Is expected, will die. Both are negroes.
Jealousy was at the bottom of the trouble.
The republican convention of Brevard
county was held at Melbourne Wednes-
day. II was decided not 10 send delegates
to the state convention, called by the
Eagan faction, as they had not sent any
to the Gunby convention. 1t was also
voted to postpone the selection Of eoun-
~ ticket till a month or two later, when a
full ticket viii undoubtedly be put into
the field.
The assessment Of Orange county for
1886 amounts to SASH. S35. divided between
realty and personal property. as follows:
Realty, S2,S24,795; personal, S506,5i0. This
does not include valuation of railroad and
telegraph lines, which are assessed by the
state controller. In 1895 this amounted to
1855, 80 Should 1T be the same this year,
it would make the total for Orange county
s.. 615.
Maj. Charles Wright has become the
owner Of the magnificent property that
has been owned by the Tampa Livery,
Sale and Transfer Company, at Tampa,
and on which their stables have been To-
Gated. The price paid by Mai. Wright was
S26,O0O cash. An opera house is to be built
upon the site. The structure, as planned
will be the largest and best-arranged in
the state The ground floor will be occu-
pied by several stores.
The owners Of orange groves in Alachua
county that were temporarily destroyed
by the freeze had given up all hope OF ever
bringing the trees to a ftourishng condi-
ton. but, since the recent heavy rains set
in, nearly every tree has sprouted, and in
many instances the trees have reached a
hight of ten and even fifteen feet. These
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-03
THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC KNOWL-
EDGE ON FOOD AND DIGESTION.

The real cause of most of our diseases
is simply an inability to digest food. This
induces thinness. weakness, loss of flesh
and fat, loss Of vitality. wasting away.
Loss of flesh and vitality means con-
slant liability to sickness. Wasting away
is consumption.
If getting thin is what ails you. there is
only one thing to do-get fat. The only
way to do it is TO take something which
will help your stomach and stimulate it to
do its work.
If you are tired out you do not like 10
move your legs or arms. If your stomach
is tired It does not like to digest; it cannot
do It's work.
To eat, or even to eat with relish does
not necessarily mean that one is being
nourished Strength. vitality and flesh
are the true indications.
Getting thin is a sign that YOU need the
Shaker Digestive Cordial. You womb NOT
be getting thin If you could digest vour
food. ''N'
The Shaker Digestive Cordial not opl,,
contains artifeially digested food. I'm, !,
will digest other foods in the stomach
single 10 cent bottle will show u,betbo.
n hot II IS going TO meet-the conditions -
yvuI case and If 50, its continued 49, ~
! may pe depended on to effect d cure al
" uss4sts keep IT in stock,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-03
THE CITY OF wAYCRoss.
Bank Dlvidend-Rihes' New Head
quarters-Kni of Pythias,

w
waycross. Ga. July 2.-The Bank of
waycross. with a capital stock of S25, 900
and in operation since its organization
in May, 1894. for the past six months
has paid its stockholders the regular
semi-annual dividends of per cent, and
increased it's surplus by 5000. an increase
on the amount of surplus formerly set
aside at the end of a six months bust
ness of $780, the regular surplus having
been only $500 Since the bank has been
in eXis it has paid 1880 in divi-
dends, the profits up to October 1894 hav-
ing been only $780, The bank was or
ganiZed with Hon. A. NJ. Knight presi-
dent and Mr. Newton Woodruff of Jack
sonville cashier. Mr.. knight soon re-
signed and Mr.. F. G. Owens was elected
president resigning in october, when Mr.
Woodruff resigned also. Mr.. Herbert
Murphy succeeded Mr.. Owens as presi-
dent and Hon. Warren Lott succeeded
Mr.. Woodruff as cashier.
The annual ball and reception
by the Waycross Rifles was
scheduled to occur in June, but was
postponed because of the removal of the
company into its new and handsome quar-
tiers in the new brick block just COM
pleted on Plant avenue. The new quar-
tiers of the company consist of an armory
40 by 100 feet; parlor 40 by 40 feet;
a safe room 20 by so feet.
The armory is fitted up with a superior
gymnasium and lighted by electricity. The
safe room for the arms and equipments
and the bath room are located in the rear
end of the building, and connected with
the armory. The parlor is handsomely
carpeted and furnished, containing a hand
some library, a fine upright piano, a set
of orchestra Instruments, and a beautiful
electric chandelier. The company moved
into the new quarters early this week,
and in a few days will announce the date
for the annual ball.
At the last meeting of Wakefield lodge
No. q, X. of P, of this city. the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing term and will be INSTALL
ed next Monday night by Deputy
Grand Chancellor T. e. Lanier: c. G.
J. f. Mason; V. c. w. w. McCulIey;
Prelate DR.. J. c. Rippard; NJ. at A ]. W
Moore; NJ. of the w. J. c. Reynolds; 1. G.
c. A Cuppet; 0. G. r. b. Kenne. V. c.
w. w. McCulley was elected trustee for
eighteen months.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
III. c. MeFadden OF the Plant
system has Informed Chairman w.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-03
NO cURE, NO PAY.
A Camden, n. J., Doctors Suit Alb
ruptIy Terminates.

From the Philadelphia Record
Judge Joline was all ready to decide
what appeared TO be clear enough case
In the Camden district court yesterday,
when an unlooked-for obstacle arose and
he reserved his decision. 1t was in the
trial of a suit brought by Dr. c. P. Fin
law. well-known specialist, against f.
Sitley, a prosperous grain dealer TO re-
cover a bill for $50 for attendance upon
explaining that he had attended Mrs.
Sitley, and that Mr. Sitley had refused
to pay the bill That was plain enough,
but when the plaintin was turned over
for cross-eNamination 10 eX-Judge How
ard Carlow, as counsel for Sitley, the
case took a somewhat different turn.
Doctor this Is a pamphlet issued by
you, Is IL nOt?" asked the attorney, pre-
senting a small book, issued as an ad-
vertising circular by the doctor
Yes. sir" replied the plaintiff.
Yes, sir.
pleas turn TO page TO-"
The doctor opened the leaves and open.
ed the designated page.
Now read the last line"
NO cure; no pay" quoted the plaintiff
That will do; that is our case; Mrs
Sitley is dead" and the ex-judge pro-
ceeded to gather up his papers.
Judge Joline gave his spectacles a
tache and decided that he would decide
the case later on.
Or. Finlaw afterward explained that
although he had treated Mrs Sitley the
case was taken out of his hands before
he gave her up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-03
SAYS HE MARRIED. JAY GOULD.
Taking Testimony in Mrs. Angeles
suit for Dover of Millions.


From the Philadelphia Record.
TunkhannOck, Pa. June 30.-By appoint
ment Of the New York supreme court a
commission visited this place to-day and
took the testimony Of Rev. Nathan Leigh
ton and that OF his blind daughter in re-
ference to the alleged marriage Of Sarah
Ann Angel to Jay Gould IN April, 1853.
George $. Coleman Of New York and Wal
ter h. Ward of Albany represented Mrs.
Angel, while ex-Judge Dillon OF New
York looked after the Gould's interest.
The matter TO be determined was wheth-
er or not Mr. Leighton. who was a Pres
byterian minister. located at the little viii
lage Of Champlain, in Clinton county. New
York, in April. 1853, united in marriage the
plaintiff. now Mrs. Sarah Ann Angel. and
jay Gould, then a struggling young engin-
Ger.
The hearing was strictly private. but it
Is known that the veteran clergyman,
now IS years old, has distinct recollec-
ton Of the marriage of the plaintiff with
Jason" Gould at the parsonage and can
also give a description of the people whom
he welded
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W Sharpe OF the July carnival commit
tee that on account OF the celebration
and carniva, IN this city on July the
Plant system viii arrange for the fol-
lowing trains 10 stop al all intervening
stations. designated as follows: Thirty
five between Jesup and WaycrOss % be-
tween Callahan and Waycross and Du-
pOnt and WaycrOss. IS between NaldOsta
and WaycrOss. a passenger coach Will
be attached. IL possible, on the Bruins
wick and Western freight train from Tiff
ton 20 WaycrOss. A rate OF one fare for
Tie round trip VIII be CHARGED.
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Literature in characterization Man
Gin Chicago: Collecting subscriptions for
the Browning Club, Ell? What do YOU
need a fund for-to rent hall?" Chicago
Youth: No, we have hall; but we want
to raise money enough to buy two copies
Of Browning and biliiard-table. New
York Weakly
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OmciaI Proceeding. of Council.

Savannah. July l, 1S96.-Council met this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Present: Hon.
Herman Myers, mayor. presiding; Alder
man Thomas Screven, chairman OF coun-
ell; Alderman George w. Tiedeman, vice
chairman of council; Aldermen Falligant.
Watson, Carolan. Lester Kolshorn, Ba-
con, Lamotte, Hudson, Garrard
The minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and confirmed.
ACCOUNTS
The committee on accounts report that
they have examined and found correct.
bills against the city amounting TO sew
enteen thousand four hundred and sixty
three dollars and sixty nine cents, as per
accompanying schedule. and recommend
that the same be passed for payment.
Geo. W. Tiedeman.
Chairman Committee on Accounts
Report received and accounts as per fol
lowing schedule passed for payment.
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Inc committee of the whole, TO which
was referred the following applications,
report favorably thereto, namely w. j.
English, 10 retail liquor at East Broad
and Congress streets; J. NJ. Anderson to
retail liquor at 5. ". corner South Broad
and Price streets for one-half year: w
J. Allen, agent, to transfer license to w.
}. English; Thos. Fitzgerald to retail Ii
quor al 5. W. corner East Broad and Har-
ris streets; w. E. Nicholas, to transfer
liquor license TO 7. E. Fitzgerald, corner
East Broad and Harris streets.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Report adopted.
The committee Of the whole 10 which
was referred the communication from the
park and tree commits sion. relative To side
walks IN the vicinity of Colonial park
and poles on South Broad street recon-
mend that the sidewalk on the east side
OF Abercorn street, from South Broad
street to Perry street lane be paved with
vitrified brick a distance of nine feat in
width, and that the removal of the poles
on South Broad street be referred to the
commissioner of public works, with power
10 act under the direction of the mayor.
Herman Myers,
Chairman COMMITTEES of ehe Whole.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance. 10 which
was referred the petition of the st. Paul
{. NJ e. church. asking council to exempt
from taxation for the last Quarter of 1898
certain lots owned by petitioner. report
favorably thereon. it appearing that said
lots were purchased in the last quarter
OF 1885, and the erection of a church i'm
mediately begun thereon, which was COM
pleted during the same quarter.
William Ga1rard
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance. to which
was referred the petition of the Sacred
Heart church to be exempted from taxa
ton, report favorably thereto, it appear
ing that the property mentioned in said
petition is used exclusively for the pur-
pose of religion and charity.
William Garrard,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to which was
referred the petition OF Fannie /. Cohen
relative to double taxation, report unfav-
orably thereto. the application of peti
toner being entirely TOO late II she had
any right to have assessment changed.
William Garrard,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to which was
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 FOR Is cents. az
Business office Morning News.
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NE me steamships of this company are an
more as Ioilows-standard time:
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DAY. July 4. l p. m. 9'AA H.
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DAY, July g. at 400 p. m. = - = 80
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SATURDAY, July II. p. m
"A Ana from Baltimore every TUEsDAn
: J. J. cARoLAN, Agent.
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= - d; STEBBINs. A. 7. II.
d =; WHITNEY, Traffic Manager,
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