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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-07

sor of other Jewels that are priceless. A
yotlanlv woman knows this and would sac
rihce ali the diamonds of all the nations for
the clinging,. .confiding touch of baby hands.
Thousands of women lead childless, love
less lives because of ill-health. They do not
understand the duties that they owe to them
selves. They neglect the most delicate and
important parts of womans organism. They
suffer untold agonies from weakness and dis
ease of the organs that make motherhood
possible, and never know the thrilling touch
of baby fingers. They imagine their cases
hopeless.
In this they are mistaken. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is a sure, safe, swift
cure for all weakness aud disease of the or
gans distinctly feminine. 1t acts directly
and only on these organs. II prepares a
woman for motherhood 1t allays all dis
comfort during the expectant period. II
insures the babys health and makes its
coming easy and almost painless. More
than 90 600 women have testified in writing
to its value. All good druggists sell it.
Mrs. Rebecca Gardner of Grafton, York Co.,
va, writes. 81 was sick with dyspepsia that !
could not eat anything for over four months, j
had to starve myself as nothing would stay on my
stomach tried almost everything that people
would tell me about and nothing did me any
good. weighed only 80 pounds. took two bot
ties of the Golden Medical Discovery and,
thank God and your medicine, am as well as
bottle of your Favorite Prescription now and
that is a wonderful medicine for female weakness
Praise God that he created such man as you"
Business is business. No time for head
aches Constipation causes them, Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure them by cur
ing the cause One little Pellet" is q
gentle laxative, and two mild cathartic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18
THE FILING DUTCHMAN.
! ne Mirage Probably the OrIEin of
the WeII-Knovvn sea story.

Frou - = louis Republ5c
TIE a-mosuhs-e II he vicinity Of The
Cape Of Good Hoe has that peculiar pow
e. q unequal retrzc-lol which produces
-hs spectral uz-sres 50 vel known 10
the early settlers On me great plains and
% al travellers and explorers in desert re-
gio1s- This unequal blending o. The rays
o. the Eight gives --se . What are known
as spectral loo1-Es.' by which IS meant
The apparent Suspension Of SHIPS and 9TH
~ objects IN Il aIr- The peculiar prop
er--eS O me atmosphere over thai portion
Ct the OCEAN mentioned have been known
thar vcTa Ees from Western Europe 10
the 4l14es. an the regular az pearz-lce
q ne mirage q r1at z.o1uz : Responsible
Ior ne Legend C me Dean Sllzl- oI1-I-
wise known as me Flying Dutc1man-
4rc1r1-ng 70 gre story. 3 Du-ch cap
tain ho-lTWard bound from the East In
dies. met with l--E-conhine6 had wea1l1-
e While trying 10 round the CAPE This
series Of squEl1s was coupled with o-her
rr1-asrznces V1lc1 made turning the
cape next % lm-sosslole- he vino was
dad ahead and ire weather was dark
and tOEET- Al -le tine when -le brave
little Dutch ca--a-1 was making anal
effort 70 set OF l- q uoTrhVeSt erly 1lrec-
ton and vas ae1u- 70 make failure Of
i1- The male and the sailors advised . IN
10 -urn hack an1 seek shelter III q neigh
boring 1ar1o- l-lL the gale was over
Bl- ms he refused 70 90. asserting that
ne intended 10 ---u-1 The cape u he had
10 bHa1 back and forth along that shore
un1n ire day q judgment For this part
e profanity. 50 the tradition says. he was
doomed 10 steer against the hlus-e-T
winds forever. Tire sans Of his ship 50
those who believe In the legend say, have
become hlegche1 with age. ans lis sides
and bottom Ho-rn-aa-en and decayed in
The long struggle which has ever since
been kept mp between the cursed vessel
and the elements The little Dutch captain
and his crew. llks al persons living IN
der q spel. continue 70 exist knowing
their condition. tut unable % help them
selves snip captains who have sighted --e
doomed vessel tine and again during The
pasr century and 2 half report thar rhe
crew O The cursed Dutch vessel appear
10 he living skeletons Es- they continue
10 live under The tllChr1nE effects Of what
was brought On bE their masters rash
ness. They cannot lower e boat they are
SO weak Yet they OCCASIONALLY lnal pass
ing vessels, importing 10 be rescued from
their awful fate
such is The story o. the Flying Dutch
man. which. nc doubt, o-ig1ra1ed through
ignorant. sUpers -i-io1s sailors viewing me
mirage in sWe-s---ckeu terror
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Spring
Medicine

u wss al broken down u heath.
% weak S15 nervous ] was hardly
shle o. b up ] hs6 severe pains IL
nv SIDE. .11 hea6ac1e- Iwould often
hzTe % stop when gong up-stsirs On
account q F.2lpita-50n q TIE heart
hsi DO appetite znd $ distres sec feel-
ing u nv stomach. resolved 10 ny
Hoods SErsapaTilla. ] took two bot
Ties and hsve not hzd q spell e SICK
headache for four months. fee vel.
work Al day and ear heartily. Ny
friends remark how wei ! a-n looking
think al nervous, run down people
ouEhf T. tske L. especially nursing
mothers. Mrs S-AsHE Orb, Eaton o.
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Railroad Connection Established.

Augusta. Ca. April 1.-THE E5ge6ela
people have gotten railroad comm zeatlon
with the outside world again. bur there
seems 10 be some 6oubt about The permaf-
euce Of tle road. The railroad is known
as the Carolina. Gambler and Cap and Cns-
caEo railroad and is hardly as ionE a. is
name. The honlhol1eFs af the Gan
read have sent an expert. Ar. Fowler from
Eh-caGo. to Elgetell 10 take entire charge
% The road. and the hahg line is u1w ar,er-
a-luE under his management. Al lhe ex-
rlratiou 81 rh.rfy DAYS NJ Fowler wll re-
RogI TO inc Gamers whether it IS BEST 10
continue she operation % the road as ii
S. NOW. % extend 81 On tc Greenwood ar
telr Up thc tracks and sell them for ola
iron. The people q EdEedeld are concerns
"a about The results
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

Issoi-po-fs1tthat you shoald Be Fure
q geI TtIE BEST Hood : >zrs1pa-
ria hzs proven rs unesuz-led merit ~
is thousands q remarkable cures. aid
the Lei thai Il has 5 -z-Eer sac t-2n
s1y other ssrszpzrillA Or blood p-ri-
fer shows The great confidence TIE
people have II Il II fast i = M
SuzinE Medicine. Il cures Al blood
diseases. builds Up the nerves and
gives such strength % TIE whole system
thai as one lady puis i, e. i seemed e
Make ne anew
L vo1 decide % take Hoods Szrss-
pariI-s for your Spring Medicine %
LOT tuy Any substitute Be sCrs 70 g.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

Capt. Purse Made Vice President
For the First District.

Atlanta Ca April 17.-Capt- D @ Purse
q Savannah. has bean appointed vice
president o. me Southern States exPosi-
rion company for the First congressional
district ~ President r T Neshl1r. under
authority Of The convention held here re-
Gently 10 lTlau Elra1e the work o. having
E-aa-Eiz represented a. the southern expo
elrlur 10 hse he'd in Chicago this fan
Pres i8err Conner Of the Central Rail-
Rad CorunanV and Hon. Fleming duBig-
non are also named hy President Neshiti
a. members Cd The ways and means CON-
rnlt1ae. of which committee Capt Purse
81 member as Wei as vice president the
Ways and means committee wll have
charge Of the raising u1 the fund and me
collection OF The state exhibit. an1 me
first meeting 10 SCI the 3al q rolling WILL
he held az the capitol next Tuesday. The
Z1s-- pursuant 10 The call issued to-day bX
President Nesb1t1
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HOODS
Sarsa pariIla
vALDOSTA GLEANINGs.
A New Baptist Church 10 Be Bant
at once


Ta15osta Ca. April 17-Andrew
Nicholson che ex-poEceuan q 1his clry.
VINO IS charged VIII having shot down
Fh-u-p Duva3 On the streets o. Madison.
ia. On tae zfh Of last December. was put
on tr-zl a. that place this morning al u
cclock TIE Eran5 jury returned a true
h-l aEa1nsl MN Tuesday evening CnzrE-
-Ds nl-D Win murder ll IRE lrs- degree.
u y n-e1 Nicholson pleaded mot guilty.
Ire le-en1al- IS represented ~ the trial
% COL II. ID Ramsey q this city and =.
=. johnson Of Jasper. Fla The interests
o the stale are Eusrde1 10y S1llcit1r Gen
sla4 t4Qt'eI is1l q Jasper and COL Frank
Pope @ jacksonville. A press dispatch
io-1aE says mar the defendant
VIII introduce no witnesses and
Nll cain some advan-age from than
1acL The state Wal Introduce lVe Or SIX
witnesses. Nicholson was brought 10
th-s city and lhen carried 10 Jacksonville
20 escape mob violence u having been
reported &c 1ne cfhcers here that there
HAS danger from par-es living Al Nadi-
son II -s sa11 mat -1e people ~ the
pathy for Nicholson and LhHy VIII be
satisfied VITA the lightest sentence, should
be De convicted
Burglars have ra56ed three residences
here tris week and have carried OF small
treasures from each Co G-l11lE home
Vas entered Tuesday night, Mrs Dukes
Wednesday night and Mrs TuUl-nson's
last night Eaca burglary happened
w-tlle the Family was al church
i IS announced today that the plans
for tne new Eap-ls1 church have been ac-
copied and that work viii commence on
same within thirty days The building is
20 contain q sunday school room liz The
basement and IS 10 cost SI501a- II VIII
nave q seaE1nE capacity OF 800 people and
VIE be built Of me pressed brick with
granite trimmings. The drawing shows
ID 20 be one Of the haDdsoDest structures
IL TINS PARK Of the state.
Sheriff Pons Of Baker county was here
yesterday looking for the school teacher
Marshall who was arrested mere some
weeks ago on warrants from Eerrien
county. Sheriff Pous visited the jail
while here and had q talk with Walker
the SLAYER Of Lewis Peters. he says thar
Walker is the man who killed H ].
Green and steve jenkins sn Thar county.
he says that true bills nave been gotten
hy tEe grand jury rhere against Walker
for the killings Walker says thar he can
prove an a41bl. however. oul VIII probably
have 10 go back 10 FLORIDA when his trial
here IS over. i he Is not convicted here.
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GOV. ATKINSoN's STAFF.
brilliant New Uuiforms Ordered for
WAY Week.

Atlanta Ga. Apr1l 1T.-Nhen Coy. Al
klnson visits Savannah with his military
staff during Nay week. which he VIII DO
a1aless providence 5nrervenas. the mem
brrs Of his s-aI VIII appear IN bran new
spanking 1ull dress uniforms Heretofore
the governors staI has worn the fatigue
uniform o. the regular service hut the col
onels realizing than this would never do
for a Visit 10 military Savannah have
placed o-sfers for a 1un dress that VIII
neft The dignity Of their rank as well as
the occasion upon which The new clothes
vrtl he ch-istened. MAJ. Frank Galloway
to-day signed the contract for the un5-
forms acting for the members 81 me
STAFF. The new uniforms VIII be after the
style Of those Of the general STAFF officers
OF the regular army.
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TRAIN WREcKERs NOT TRIED.
The Case of the Two Suspects Goes
Over TIL WAY ..

Macon. Ca. April 1.-THE trial Of War
ren Z. Crisweu and Tom shaw, the al
legged train wreckers. has been postponed
untu Laay =. when q special term OF The
court viii he held al Je1ersouville bE
Judge Smith 10 Try them. On the motion
q Joseph Il Han Of Macon attorney for
CrisWell Judge Smith consented THIS
morning TO a p0s1pDnement q Crsswell :
case and as CrisNsl was 1rst put on Iriaa
al 1he request Of Solicitor GeneTal Easol.
the trial Of shaw had also to be con
tinue5- Cr5swell and Shaw were brought
hack 10 Macon to-day. shortly after noon
and placed i'm the BIB county 5sil where
Shaw wiz be kept until May = hu-
CrisweI VIII be carried tonight 70 the
ian al Cochran. IS x Is desired 10 keep
The TWO men separated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

A modern shield which
will prove 4 sure defense
against al criticism Of your
attire can be had at our
headquarters for fashiona-
bic furnishings.
We are particularly en-
thusiastic over this splendid
collection of negligee shirts
Just now. Got all the big
family Of the best brands
County Downs, Monarchs.
Stars-everything TO inter
est men who seek TO COM
bine comfort with approved
style. Prices 81 TO 3 and
your money back for any
which do not fit nor come up
to expectations.
straw Hats as good as the shirts soc 70
$3.50.
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GLYNN sTBoNG ron COLD.
The SiIverites Active and Aided by
Monetary Contribution

s11rleit. e well-szrcwn business man mas
announced has candidacy for he state
Senate from -his district On the free ST.
ve- platform ana as a supporter q Judge
Crsu.
BE wl - opposed by Harry 2 uul-
WOW 1l the god platform and g : lTfFf1f-
-er e Fleming luHiEnuu-
A vigorous distribution q silver ltera-
lure has been urnsec -1el q late from -he
E-lusu- FIX p1s-l1flce. Ur1=r EoVerrl-llt p 81
franks and lL addition some che las been
spending money 1n -he interest uf the SD
Etr4-as This ls--lcr ETl4 1ol-1W Us lsl4
custom and send sound money men -1 ootl
branches of -h- s-a-t legislature, and nov
1ha- opposition has sprung fu-tE a % arm
caLua - VIII De -lrate1 and snt
sound money TCle VIII De nr1uEhl OH "a
larger majority than heretofore GYM
e.srse1sallv WI uul ) heavy vote as -ris
is q solll money and dlBlElcl strong
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CONVENTION or RAILWAY ORDERS
-Four 10 Be Represented At the
Meeting al Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ga. April I7--There viii be
state convention Of the four big railway
orders here next sunday Win large dele
cations Of railway men in attendance from
Savannah, Macon Augusta. Columbus and
Other cities Al me meeting VIII be dis
cussad various matters q interest 10 The
railway employees q -le state including
labor legislation. which VIII probably be
brought 70 Ene attention Of the next ses-
sion Of -hE General ASSEMBLY Among she
prominent labor men who are expected 10
1s present are =. F. Clark Of IRE order
q tla1lNay Conductors =. H Norrlssey
- me Brotherhood q Railway Traiunaer.
Frank P Sargent Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive F1rEmen
Grand Chief Arthur Of the Brotherhood
g Loco1aoIlEe Engineers may come. while
ChiEf Powe9 II the rzlegrarhers. vv5ls IS
represented The gathering VIII be one q
tne most important labor meetings held ia
the state
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OUT OF THE CALORmETER.
stay in WesIeyan's Box-Recordins
the Results.

From the New York Sun
Niddletown. April "A ". smith. who
entered the calorimeter apparatus al Wes-
leyan University on Monday, March 9. al
9 a. n. for an experiment. came out a. 8
p m. to-day, thus making a stay Of twelve
days and SIX hours. This Is the longest
continuous experiment OF the kind that
has ever been made. Mr.. smith said when
he came ont that he was none the worse
for The experiment Immediately upon his
release he stretched himself wen and
walked quickly mp and down the long ex-
Qerluent1ng room saying that Il was in
tense relief to oe able 10 move with free
dom. He said Thar il ii would have been
OF any special service 20 the experimental
work be would have been willing 10 re-
main several DAYS longer.
The experiment was divided into I'VE Ne
RODS. These were a preliminary period Of
nearly two days OF rest. then period of
three days OF hard mental WORK ia caic1-
i4-luE results ~ a previous experiment
stulsln Qf German trea1ises on uhYs5rs
and me like. Then came three DAYS of
rest TINS was followed by q nerso7 az
tlree days % intense muscular exercise in
.ll-lhg Melshts- he last period. l3sa the
-lrst. was one Of rest
sight Iours was counted 8 working rav
The 1000 and drink. 1he inhaled and av-
1aiea -r, ana al t1e produces given oT
aaal1 iae BODY were measured walcra7
MHH ana s-e1 The energy received tv fAr
BODY ln IAe form ~ food and ar.rR ans
5000 amount given on. as well as me rasf
gao ateA from The body were also meas
"A iaree amouni az nurk remains t5 s.
done in eQmpietinE and calculating the
results ~ fle experiment. So that The ans1
outcome MiA hardly he ready for n4hl4an.
.sen teE several months. When published
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HON. A. H. MAC DoxELL.

The annual meeting Of the society and
election Of ofhcers for the ensuing year
VIII take place ! o'clock ?. m
The orphan house and grounds VIII be
open 70 the public during the day
Cars viii leave depot. Whi-aker street
and Second avenue. a. s.3a 1888 a. N, u
n. go p II and $50 p n. Returning.
leave Bethesda Al :. 5-3a 6 and $50 2. n
Tickets. sac children and servants half
prise For sale at the usual places and
from the stewards Of The society. namely:
J. 3. Fernandez. Chairman:
P P. Lowell Walter Z Cozey,
H J. SutcliSe, p D. Lattimore.
A : Nichols. John N5oolson, Jr,
Il. ". Cowan, r A. Soper.
J ". Jackson
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sumter County,s Candidate..

Americas. Ga. April 1.-THE announce
ueu1 to-day % Hon J. Harper Black for
the legislature adds much interest 20 The
contest he is one OF the Oldest and most
prominent citizens Of the county As soon
as his consent 10 run was obtained this
morning his success was confidently pre-
d3cre6.
Hon. Wright Brady and L J. Blalock
nominated by friends OF the Bush hin
and Col ". A. DOGson are also IN the
race for the democrats rorninar5on. whist
VIII be settled June &
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

City Treasurer Once. Savanna. Ca,
March q 1S95-The following eAl-a-.
from the tax ordinance for he year ~
is published as information
Sc Z The occupant OF any Fce---sss
where = dog OF dogs IS OF are KEPT So.
rasv for every dog 50 kept an annual Z,
cerse Ct one dollar Upon payment e.
rh5s license z badge shah be issued - --s
T5a~scn uaylng the license 1oT he -ls
- < Every person 1a-.-
~ 10 Ike ont. q license Tor = dog. O. -z-l-
- 10 pay such license. as require n
sect5ons s and 5. OF this ordinance, So
MON couVicIlcu before the ponce N----
- ne civ OF Savannah, be subject g .
%re MOI 70 exceed three dollars WIZ -
alternative OF imprisonment 1ot - -
c s. EARDEE
City Treasures.
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S----------~---~-~-~~~---
COLDING.-The friends Of d. and Hrs.
c Il. Coldiug are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Of Dr. C. h Colding
from ST. Paurs church, al 4.s9 O'Clock this
Saturday afternoon.
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CUPID SPRINGS a SURPRISE.
Two Popular Residents of washing
ton Married

Two Popular Residents of Washing
ton Married.
Washington. Ga. April 1.-THE biggest
social surprise that II Washington has had
for quite a while was The announcement
this morning Of the marriage Of Mrs.
wiIie P. Riley 10 Prof Basoom P. Glenn.
The marriage was very quiet, less than a
dozen people being present The ceremo-
ny ruok place a. the Riley house al 10
o'clock. Rev. s J. Car1le6ge performing
the ceremony. Mrs. Riley has for several
years successfully conducted the Riley
house. and is q lady OF many noble traits
Of character She came here from Sparta
e few years ago. Since her location here
she has wen the respect and esteem Of
every one 81 Washington Prof Glenn il
principal Of the Washington High School
and IS one Of the most deserVe6ly@ popu-
lar Young men who ever lived here He
is z member Of one Of the finest families
and is a scholar Of highest attachments.
ana IS in every way worthy OF the prize
he has Won
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BALMY DAYS HELP BUSINESS.
THE DEMAND FoR sEAsoNABIE
MERCHANDIsE STIMULATED

~ a u. a .
O. the Whole che Week Jest CIosia=
80,
Presents Distinct CAM 2 Az
g. ~ 60 a. rr-,-s--..-,r Of rr---
cha1llse Al some AorfhFf eslerA
- y CO 80 ana
.- ----a---= 60
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IN Tbs IS FOB Sd E--- -=-- CT
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go ---v=--s-- q -rs--ra-=ls= Ezz za-lz--
-- 10 . $3.50 -=-.
e. Dds = q ------7 $50 = -
s---1a-- c--as b Ls- instances rell--
e=s--== ---z- ana IN --r=-= less ss.1--
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z1- Za----lt-- &C 50 s----- =-=.--- ----
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motives
Increased r-.--H e business IS Ers-
- 4 -.- --s.----
e--7s.---
Az-s1s C--y. Omaha ----N--A-- -a-
- --.s- .--.-.- - .,-.--- lines
49,. Il 80 --,
IN industrial Zines th4re IS ao- 7l1a
gain. There have been far o-1e-s tu-
---z $50 Tess il F-f-r IS ---- director.
71--ll~ Il --r~ -re.E Trrla
-s - -r--r--.- --f Tr---a-.s ara r,r-s-9
e----5 $500 a---l-z 81 -. -r--
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Fl - s.--s5-zzs i --s-r r f-r- and z-z=-
800 .r-.4-s-as ef--a -h. fr~--s-5--. Il me
80 49, - -T-s-.ss.----rs = ~-1 z-e
49, ra-E r--4- -a.---s.H ~ less -rer 1,1a
--ss $50 - -ra feefz ~ ----raer= nee
-rE5a --=- inns 5--z-es -har
---7,1~ ~ ~ --a -a-rs HE 700. Was
1---5 r-r -a--~s--e.s FI-r--er 1.-ea3 -han
--ss---s-7 .rs -rs. me Ess- for --e rts- g
zr--rrrr fla-u-..e- -re rn-I and rne -l1.1
- F--la f-r---s- 5r ne f--lre
-Msr.s--le c1-Iee-laus generally CO..
znue slum
azrkaz eri5z--e q better fEer- s.
<curs r. -re s-aazlness and ne upward
aersencv 81 -1anv quotations f1r staple
Ala.-1a-a1 eFl1suez q an Increasing Kal-
w-ne Of business Is found 80 me -u-a- l-
hank clzzr1rzs rrls week gss4 af. ltft l-r
cent more -hau Jas. week. ana IS PEI SEMI
more -hzn in ne CORES pending week SIZE
scar aEo-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE wAvERLEY Is A BEAurr.
Surpassed by None and EquaIed bv
Few.

They are built from the ground " -
-ae nost expert mechanics Of the vgo-l5.
TIE simplicity q ITS construction sn5 IA
symmetrical beauty a. once attracts tas
attention OF al wheelmen.
The cups and cones Of The wavsrisy ara
made from the best bar TOOL stee-. .az-
Iered II OIL. which hardens caeu al Ire
way through, making them ssrricezdas
untl1 completely worn ouI. which. how
ever, would not be for many years.
Added 10 the many captivating charms
q or Waverley wheels IS its price Of So
which IS 5 per cent cheaper than arr
strictly high grade wheel IN the woEl-.
and places il within the reach Of al
R.D. 4 WM. LATTIMORE.
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GEORGIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Officers Elected and Macon ChOseU
a. the Nexr Meeting Place.

a. AAe NeAA 1ANtAthH AAte-
Augusta Ca. Aprl 1.-THE last Gay 5
session q The Georgia Medical Association
brought OH some interesting papers. and
also The election OF ofEcers The secret
ballot shovel -he following c-1cers 10
have been chosen for The coming year
Pres 5e1--[seo-re H Noble q Atlanta
F1rs- Woe Erasi1elt-J- 3. Morgan q
Augusta
second N.os Prasids-t-R- 3. Barron o.
Macon
Traasurer-E. c. Goodrich @ Augusta
Censor 10 Elll Vacancies OF The Beard
Dr.. Eugene Foster.
TIE secretary IS elected for 6ve years
and d. 2 K Taylor Of Gran v IS elected
1asr year
There were Two places discussed for The
holding Of the uzTt convention EIr1ber-
land Island ana Macon Macon was agreed
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d. :. LAYTON HERS las returned ~ The
city ana RESUMED practise tElccl e lI--.te5 10
tie eye. ear ease a1l tarc1t Q1es Ao1rs 8
a r. % ? n. 30 3 , m.s Ttokpn Sun
Gays. 70 % q. r. o1as Ils Lllezgy street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-18

ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE No.
GEORGIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
ALADDIN

All performers in Aladdin viii meet Al
the Guards Hall this Saturday evening
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