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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
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8rauerei Der Didion Brau Gpmpanie su
9ricsburs iinb isst fertis.
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Gonrab 8ernau, f., bon ArdbaIb traten
am DOnnsrtas cine 8siis mad 9suti9'
lamb n
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8. gberp su Sermpn ipir6 na9ien
NittpO@ bur4 ben Sderif bsrfauft
tperben.
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OIpp bant srbolt ii9 bon isinsn 8erIsb.
unsen, bic er BEL einem 8ratpaG in
Gcpaf's 8irtbidaft erbieIt.
- Dem RidasI &ufian iparb am
Witttpod 4beno in benz S9aft Der
OoIpb 8obIen So. au @inton burd elm
barauf faIenoes @iienitid baS re9ts
8ein seridmettert.
- Die sIr&baIb 8aFer Gompanis
pirb nit ben &6bren Der Sermpn @aHer
@ompanie 8erbinbun8 MAIDEN, UNI bel
ettuuise 8nappbeit ibres 8ebarfss bon
Iebtsrer ibr @afer gu be,iebsn.
- Senrp Bartlett, Der tpobIbefannts
oeutide Messer bon 8edbiae, itarb am
Wontae Woreen febr pIbbIi9 i'm Sitter
bon ettpa go Sabren unb cine unteriub'
uns ersab. bab Sersoersr6Beruns bic
Sobes uria4e mar.
= SIN elmer SpesiaIiibuns bes Ssrmpn
Borough Councils am Montas Ibenb
erbieIten Sotpea & 8Iandarb ben Con.
trait sur 8Obrune bon arteiii6en 8runs
men bic @rbeit fol- in furser 3sit in
Insrif 8enommen tperben.
- Sobn Dussan bon OIspbant, elm
Runnsr in Der SO. 2 8. & $. Dime,
fubr am Sreitas Worsen uuf einem 2ar.
rem, aIs er in 8eribrune nit Der Osde
fam, nobel elm glrm iblimm serfleiidt
uno bic redte Sanb serbridt iparb.
- 3wei Nrbeiter bes @bite Dat Sres
ders su 4rtbuIb trusen am 9isnitae
cine 9lante iiber bas @eIeiie, Iieben iie
leoo6 quer iibsr bas @eIeiie fallen, aIs
elm selabener 3us Barren in Si6t fam
unO bic Solse tpar, bob eS elm Wrad
CAB, oa8 bic 8abn fur ldnsere Seit
bIpdirte.
(&arbpnbaIt &%prreippnpsni.)
- Wsbrere minsraIiide Auelen iinb
nabe Der 8adet 8roof Mine entbedt
poroen, bod Oh bisisIben irsenb tpeI9sn
Bsrtb baben, 1T nod nidt feises
felt.
- Dur6 2biuns elmer 8oppeIuns
liefen am Wtontas Nadmittas an Duns
baff StraBe mebrere Barren sesen elm.
amber unb es CAB ein Wrad, bas iebod
in furser 8eit beiieiti8t tuaro.
- SObn @nbsrs. Elm BEL &. g. gpans
anssiteater Stneiber, bat bic Stabt
perlaiien unb babel bersefsn, feline ebr,
li6sn S&uIosn gu tiIsen +; feline 8oitpirt.
bin psrIisrt ie&s 8odsn 8oitssIc.
- 9lus benz Sab 8esiier bes @OIum.
bus Sauies an Dunbaif StraBe 1T i&on
lanssre !3sit @sIo sntpenbet tpOrSen
nno ant Montas Worssn friib selans es
stpei bort aneeiteatsn 8d6tern. einen
sspiiien Cooper beim OiebitabI baieIbft su
e%rtappen; Cooper bebuuptet. Der 8eqnsr
Goaette babe ibn sineelahen, bod be'
~ftreitet bieS berfelbe. SIS ertpies ii6, bab
fOpObI Cooper ipie @plette an ben Dieb.
ftdblen idulois tparen unb fie tpurben
in g~rmanselun8 bon 8irsi6aft benz
County @efdnsnib iibertpieien. Sic fol.
len mebrers bunbert Dollars eetobIen
baben.
NJ Sas ,Bo&snbIatt" sRtbdIt ben
bsiten 2ofaI'8 sri&t unb ALE fonfissn
Reaisfsitsn bon Sntsrsfs. Sur s9.00
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
@apne Spuntp.

SunrsoaIe. --@bas. S. SdpeisbOfer
BON 9irolanb uno SRI. @oitb 9. N.
4berp finb am bOrIeBtsn Mittipod
Abenb i'm Sauie Der 8rauteltern in Sc.
banon aIs gebeIeute einseiesnet tpOrbsn.
Das @obnbaus Sss Sbpmas
@rnbp gu GAIT SatpIep tpurbe am Sam.
flag UNI Witternn6t bur9 Seuer serftbrt
uno babel Srau @rabp un6 Elm fIeinss
WdS&sn Namens 8ropbp i6Iimm pers
brannt uno aud e~rfterer Der 9lrm ser.
bro9en. Srau 8rabp erIas ibren 9ranb.
tpuneen am Montas Mureen. Das
Ndo4en ftarb am Abenb bes Ielben
Cages unb bsibe ipurben am Wittpob
beeroist.
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Stabtrath.
GeIect Council. 81. Wni

Select Council, 81. URni.
Die fir bieien sbsnb dnberaumte
semeinidaftli4e BerIammIun8 bes
Stabtratbes beripra9 cine bstpeste su
perben, benn es ioute cine 8sb5rse sr.
nannt tperben, um g~pplifantsn fur
8auinipeftor Su prifen unb i'm oberen
3tpeise ioute Der Monroe Npenue BfIa.
lterun9S @ontraft un6 bic grnennung
bon Sobn Sibiimmons aIs Poli3if. eoen'
tuel aIS 8oIiseicapitdn, MnIab su 8eibes
reien atpif6en ben Saftionen sebeR.
Dod CAB es ni6ts. benn erftsns bielten
ii6 ale 8epublifansr fern unb bic &c.
meini&aftIide Sibuns fonnte nidt itutt'
inben stpeitenS bate bic Barber gss
pbalt Gompanie einen seridtli6en Gin
baltsbefebl e%rtpirft, UNI bic grtpGgune beS
BHaiterunes @ontraftS su p%erbinoern
sebn Dempfraten bes oberen 3psieeS
tparen antpeisnb. bod aIs iie iaben, tuie
bic Sa8en ftanben, besaben iie ii4 piebsr
beim.
Ser untere 3tpeis belt cine iurse
Sibuns ab, in Der iebO9 feline p:6tise
8eiddfte erIebiet ipurben.
Die Orbinans in 8etreff Der SfIiHsn
8erstraBe tuuroe an bas betref. Gomite
iiberpieien unb foIssnbe Orbinanssn BEL
brittsr 2efuns paiiirt: SIR bic @rbfnune
bon 9riee StraBe in Der 4. Marb ; fur
ie einen %permanenten Rann Der Niasara
unb 8elief Sdlau6 Gompanis ben
nmtauid bon Cots in Der 8. Warb nit
Der SduIbebDroe auioriirenb.
Select gouneit, 90. Mai.
Cine SPECIAL Sisuns obisen 3peisss
fanb am Samitas Ibenb itatt. UNI foIde
8eidafte su erIebisen, bic tpsssn 9Ib.
tpeienbeit zines Auorums am Donnerfag
iiberIieeen muBten.
9as Seuertpebr @omite rei@te einen
siiniisen 8eridt iiber bic bonn Wapor
grnennunsen Der Oilfrift Sns
senieure elm unb auf gIntras bon Gbits
tenben tpurben bieisIben beIf1tigt.
Cine Idnsere Disfuiiion in 8etrsif Der
8~erenserune bon Straben fanb fatt unb
8peis briidte ii1 eesen bieieIbsn
aus uno bic Orbinan,sn in 8stteff Der
8erenssrunsen bon GIap Apenue unb
StraBe tpurben nidt anss.
nommen.
Dis gHafsruns bon Wabon Court
Der IL. Warb CAB au6 sInIab ,u elmer
benn mebrere @runbsissnr
baielbft iinb baseaen ; bic Orbi.
nan3 tparb mad eriter 2eiung benz betrsf.
iiberpieien, bas etipaissn Sba.
ben bsridtsn fol-.
Die Orbinans fir sinsn 8iabtft auf Der
Deitieite ipurbe amen6irt un6 Der Stabts
aneetpieien, bic biqisite unb
anIseuns befeIbsn gu CT.
,riinoen.
Gin empfansensr Brief tpiss auf ben
dlebten 3uitano Der Wpomins apenue.
Wulberrp unb 2inben StraBen,
lin uno tparb benz betreff. Gomite iibers
Iuf Nntras bon Sinn erbielten bic
9eumten Grlanbnib, in ben
Setpblben Der SiaoibaIe eleitriIheS
,ibt su gebrau6en.
Sn 8strsff Der @t6fnune bon Sieben.
sr StruBe, bon 8ailroab gpsnue ,ur
Rerioian StruBe. beridtete oas @omite
,esen Der srObsn Rotten uneintis unb
tlus Dor, bic SerbeHsrune niHt su
bis bic Staot rei6er 1T /; anss.
ommen.
SoIsenbe Oroinansen sinsen BEL britler
ND enbsiItiser 9eiune bur6: SIR cine
)rainirunssr0bre an Sampton StraBe;
Hipeairuns uno Bflaftsruns bon Ro.
Inion StraBe; fir 8sieitieune bon
'eripsrrunsen auf Ssiientpssen,
Cine Betiiion sur 2esuns bon asphalt
iftatt SteinbIOden an SadiOn Strabs
urbe einserei&t, aber ni6t srIsbist,
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= SO beiBt. bab Napor Bailey am
nddften Montas ben Sranf 8oblins
sum 8oliaeidef ernsnnen iperbe.
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StaDt unD G0untb.

na- 2iebIins Der Sausfrauen -
giasburp's Bet erfauft BEL Sreb. S.
0iomaper. $40 2ada. 9lpe.
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TrIbjabrs=@ r6fmumg
8arnmma.

SD iparns hermit Seberntan, msinsm Spbne
5sinrit nitts auf meinsn Ramen su bergen,
ba Id fir feline S9ulben ni9t baftbar fsiu mill.
8rau Mm. 8. pilsu.
2f.3 SCRANTON, ben 20. Mai 1896.
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Serihtli6eS.

Die sur 9eit tusenben @roBseidpo.
rsnsn rsidten am Donneritas 40 Srue
unb 81 isnOrirts Bills elm. Bel ibrsm
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Serlan9t:

Gin bsuti6ss MGb&sn, BON 1870 Sabrsn
alt fur alssnstns Sausarbeit. Rabsres No.
S24 SantptOn Giraffe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04
The SHAKERS IDEAS of MEDICINE

Now days when a man goes TO his doc
tor he is usually told THAI he has some I'M
heard Of disease with a long name, and
when he leaves the office he does not
know whether It Is St vltus Dance or
consumption that IS gradually undermin-
ing his health.
It is therefore refreshing to talk with
the Shakers, for their very simplicity com
mands confidence and respect, and we
have the further satisfaction Of knowing
that they have devoted themselves to tire
study Of disease and its cure for more
than a hundred years.
The venerable old man whom the writer
saw was only too glad to discuss his pet
subject. He said that strange as 1t might
seem very few doctors realized that three
quarters of the most prevalent diseases
were all attributable to faulty digestion.
He then went on to say that child OF
average Intelligence knows that putrid
meat or decaying vegetables are poison
Gus, and must be avoided, and yet these
same foods. even If taken into the stom-
ach In the freshest possible condition soon
decompose unless digested and absorbed.
In such cases the resulting poisons en-
ter the system, when aches and pains,
weakness and debility soon follow as
natural consequence.
1t was recognition of this that led the
Shakers to devote their energies to the
perfection Of product which would stun
ulate the digestive organs and assist them
to perform their proper work.
The first symptom of disordered dges-
ton is loss Of appetite, and the Shaker
Digestive Cordial is wonderfully efficient
In supplying any deficiency in this respect,
at the same time it relieves all distress
after eating. Furthermore, as was care
fully explained Dy our venerable friend,
1t is absolutely harmless.
Better evidence of the Shakers conf
dence in it could not be found than in the
fact that they have placed 10 cent sample
bottles in the hands of all druggists, as
sured that If once tried it will produce
such immediate and marked benefit that
II will be continued
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04
ORDNANCE.

BY Alderman Bacon
An ordinance to permit the Planters
Rice Mil Company TO improve front
wharf lot Number three 90, Yamacraw,
in the city of Savannah, as herein pro-
vided, and upon the conditions herein
expressed:
Section /. Be It ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city OF Savannah, in
council assembled. that permission be
and It is hereby given TO the Planters
Rice Mill Company to improve front
wharf lot Number three C), Yamacraw,
in the city of Savannah, in the manner
and TO the extent asked for in its petit
ton to council dated Aug. 10. 1896; that
is TO say, by erecting thereon one mill
building Of wood three stories high and
about nifty by seventy (50X70 feet in di-
mension, and one granary of wood, about
forty-hve (45 feet high and about one
hundred by seventy Q00x70) feet in dlmen-
sion, provided both OF said buildings are
covered with corrugated iron and the
plans therefor are approved by the fire
committee OF council and the chief fire.
man, and also by erecting thereon one
shed, two stories high, 10 be built of
brick and wood and enclosed with cor
rugated iron and one unenclosed shed.
Provided, however, the roofs of all four
90 OF the structures above described are
covered with tin or gravel, and provided,
further, that such open spaces be left
between the said structures and between
said structures and the buildings on the
adjacent lots, and such means OF ingress
and egress be made in said buildings as
shall be satisfactory to the fire commit
tee Of council and the chief fireman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04
FLORIDA.

A pbehton lady had n china egg stolen
from her parlor some dsy ago. and a few
DAYS thereafter a large chicken snake
was :ound abount the premises which had
sws Lowed the egg.
The Escambia county school board has
decided that no teacher will be allowed 10
teach this year who has not been vac
cinated within three years, and no child
Will be allowed to atterl school who has
not 5een vaccinated.
S. ]. Kennerly of Palatka shipped the
largest quantity OF deer tongue or va
Mia that has ever been sent from the
state at one time. It was consigned TO
Baltimore and New York firms, and
amounted to 1900 pounds.
AT a meeting OF the board OF county COM
missioners Of Alachua, a resolution was
passed. urging Gov. Mitchell to remove
from ONCE the justice Of the peace of dis
trict No 6, The governor was also re-
quested 20 appoint c. r. Halle in his stead.
At q meeting Of the Young Mems Bust
ness League OF Pensacola the president
was authorized 70 appoint a committee
10 confer with the board Of health and
endeavor TO have the regulations changed
so that vessels from healthy ports may be
allowed TO come TO the city Immediately
AFTER inspection at the entrance OF the
harbor
Tampa Times; Charles Kelly. mate OF the
schooner Silver Spray, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Crane
enis morning for preliminary examlna.
uon on the charge OF smuggling. He
waived examination and was placed i'm
der bond Of 500 for appearance TO- .rta,
az the next term Of the United states ais
trict court. us
D"r"" Courier-Insormant: We have A
io" sample heads Of rice from the Chi.
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cora farm Of Capt Thomas Albritto1,
which sh1A what cSn be done with this
crop. These heads average one-haf ounce
each. They came from patch OF one
acre from which fr.tc 1--WE bushels y
rough rice mad been harvested. Who can
lcat the captain on rice:
1acAscnville Times-Cnicn: J. ~. Strip
ling is not wanted in Madison county.
H. g. as the diplomats say a persona non
Erata, al;hcugh Maids 81 IS his old home.
Mr. STRIPPING who IL candidate for con-
scheduled himself to sock to the voters
Of AiacIaon on Monday, but he didn't II
nc docs speak to them during this cam
pugn II win be throagi a long-distancs
leleoht ne or photograph. Mr.. strip
lng's announcement of meeting at Mad
ison was folioYed by an anonymous let
ter from that place threatening violence
II ne showed himself for that purpose.
He did not take the train out OF jack
sOnville. He knew well that the letter
was no Joke. On the day that he was
due to get there a large crowd OF prom
inent citizens met the train at the depot
inquired II he was on board, found that
he was not, and appeared to be pleased
that he had acted upon their advice.
Pensacola Times: A somewhat unusual
and exciting scene occurred on North AL
caniz street yesterday morning, when an
excited woman was seen fleeing from
the wrath Of an assailant also Of the
feminine persuasion. The women were
Mrs Salle Rast and Mrs. Mary f. Spen-
Ger. About a year ago the latter, being
in Strengthened financial circumstances,
committed to the care OF the former her
little child, which Mrs. Rast accepted,
and to which she became very much at
tached. Mrs Spencer who was a widow
at the time, but who has married since,
claims that she did not intend that the
other woman should adopt the child, but
when, some time ago. the mother attempt
ed to secure her little one again Mrs.
Rast refused to give II up. Yesterday
they had agreed to have some photos OF
the little one made and meeting at the
photograph car on the corner Of Alcaniz
and Gregory streets, Mrs. Rast handed
the baby to Mrs Spencer while the former
climbed into the car, Upon receiving the
child Mrs. Spencer started to run and was
followed by the other woman. In the
race two shots were fired, and Mrs. Rast
charges that her assaiant shot twice at
her as they ran. Mrs. Spencer claims
that she only acted in self-defense, as
the other woman was making for her with
a knife.
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two forms of expressing the same truth
cover exactly the same ground or not, l
leave it to the Investigations Of those
who have more philosophical tastes II is
at the present enough to conclude that
there exists not much difference between
the wise sayings of the two greatest
teachers on the foundations of which the
whole structure Of the two systems of
morality is built AS man is composed
of soul, intellect and body, highly appre-
ciate that your eminent boards, in your
arduous and much esteemed work in the
field of China, have neglected none of the
three. l need not say much about the
first, being an unknowable mystery of
which our greatest Confucian had only
an active knowledge.
LAS for intellect, you have started NUM-
erous educational establishments which
have served as the best means to enable
our countrymen to acquire fair known
Of the modern arts and sciences of the
west. AS for the material part OF our
constitution, your societies have started
hospitals and dispensaries to save not
only the soul but also the body of our
countrymen. / have also to add that in
the time of famine in some of the prov
inces you have done your best to the
greatest number of the sufferers to keep
their bodies and souls together.
Before ! bring my reply to a conclus-
ion | have only two things to mention.
1.-The first, the opium smoking, being
great curse to the Chinese population
your societies have tried their best, not
only as anti-opium societies, but to aft
ford the best means to stop the craving
for the opium; and also you receive none
as your converts who are opium smokers
Il have to tender, in my own name, my
best thanks for your most effective pray
ers to God to spare my life when IL was
imperilled by the assassin's bullet and
for your most kind wishes which you have
Just now so ably expressed in the inter-
ests Of my sovereign, my country, and peo-
pie"
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ORDINANCE.

BY Alderman Watson
An ordinance to fix tax for transact
ing or Offering to transact. within the
corporate or jurisdictional limits of tho
city of Savannah the business of selling
water to vessels in the port of Savannah.
Section /. Be it ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah,
in council assembled, That every
person transactng or offering to trans
act, within the corporate or jur-
isdictional limits of the city of Savannah,
the business OF selling water to vessels
in the port of Savannah shall pay to
said city a tax of FIVE hundred dollars per
annum.
Sec. g. Be 1t further ordained,
that all ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances in conflict with this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed in SO far
as they so conflict.
Ordinance read in council for the first
time Aug. %, 1896, and published for infor-
nation. A. n. MANUCY,
Clerk of Council.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04
Ii HUNG CHANCES RELIGION.
Compares Christianity with COnfu-
ctanism-The Golden Rule.

Compares Christianity with COnfu-
cianism-The Golden Rule.
On Tuesday delegation of ministers of
the gospel. representing the Methodist,
Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian, Congre-
gational, Protestant Episcopal and Re-
formed churches, called upon Ii Hung
Chang in New York, and presented him an
address touching upon the work OF Chris
tian missionaries in China and thanking
him for his kindness to them. Replying to
the address, the ambassador said:
Gentlemen: 1t affords me great pleas
ure to acknowledge the grateful welcome
to this country offered to me by you as
representatives of various boards and So
cieties who have engaged in China in ex-
changing our ideas of the greatest of all
truths which concern the immortal desti-
MES of man.
In the name of my august master, the
emperor of China, 1 beg to tender to you
his best thanks for your approval and APP
probation for the protection afforded to
the American missionaries in China.
What we have done and how little we
have done on our part is nothing but the
duties of our government; while the mis-
sionaries as you have so ably expressed,
have not sought for pecuniary gains at the
hands Of our people. They have not been
secret emissaries OF diplomatic schemes
Their labors have no political significance;
and last not least, IL might be permit
ted to add they have not interfered with
or usurped the rights of the territorial
authorities.
In a philosophical point of view, as
far as l have been enabled to appreci-
ate, Christianity does not differ much
from Confucianism, as the golden rule is
expressed in a positive form in one. while
it Is expressed in the negative form in the
other. Logically speaking, whether these
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04

BY Alderman Bacon
An ordinance to permit j. B. Chestnut
of the city of Savannah to erect 2
story frame dwelling house on lot No.
30, Forsyth ward, in said city.
Section /. Be it ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah,
in council assembled That permission be
and it is hereby given to j. B. Chestnut
of the city of Savannah to erect 2
story frame dwelling house on lot No.
30, Forsyth ward, in the city of Savan-
nah.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That
all ordinances and parts OF ordinances
in conflict with this ordinance be and
they are hereby repealed
Ordinance passed in council Aug. 26. 1896,
Attest: HERMAN MYERS,
A. n. MANUCY, Mayor.
Clerk of Council.
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SOLE AGENTS.

Sec 2. Be it further ordained, That
ali ordinances and parts of ordinances
in conflict with this ordinance be and
they are hereby repealed, in so far as
they apply to this special case.
Ordinance passed in council Aug. 26, 1896
Attest: HERMAN MYERS,
A. n. MANUCY, Mayor
Clerk Of Council.
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Inc steamships of this company are an
pointed TO sail from Savannah for Bald.
more as follows-standard time:
BERKSHIRE, Capt. Kirwan, sATUR.
DAY, Sept. s. p. m.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Can't. c G Petars
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9, at p. m.
d; III; MILLER, Capt. G. W. Bilups,
SATURDAY, Sept. IL, at D. m,
and FRIDAY.
J. J. cARoLAN, Agent,
W n rrr,,1.- Savannah, Ca
A. D. STEBB1NS, A. T. NJ.
j. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager,
General Offices, Baltimore, Nd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-04

1t isn't so much a mans constitution
as his bile-laws that are infringed by
guzzling,- Texas SITTER.
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ORDINANCE.

The gross value of the personal estate
of the late Baron Hirsch is Fl, S72 1853.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for q centss an
Business ofice Morning News.
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Coils P. Huntington. president Of the