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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
LA
Garde de Sa Lan8ue

La langue q SO racine dams le
cour. De Ia probablement Get an
cien proveroe qui dit que la langue
parle de l'abondanoe du coeur. L 9
anatomistes ont observe que deux
fbres de la langue vienn ,nt abou-
tir, rune au occur ct pautre au GER
veau. La nature elle-meme veut
done que la langue soft d'accord
avec le coear ct lesprit. Tout men,
songe, par consequent, est oontre
nature.
Nous n'avons qu'une seule Ian
que, tandis que nous avons deux
oreilles, deux yeux, deux marines,
deux mains, ct deux pieds. Go fait
,, signlfie cue nous devons plus 6cou.
ter, regarder, etc. que parler; ct st.
jacques 6crit avec raison: "que
toute personne soft prompte q 6oou-
ter ct lente q parler."
La langue est placee dams uue
partie toujours chaude. C'est pour
quoi tous nos discours aoivent res .
plrer la oharit6 l'6gard du pro-
chain, 6viter les critiques, les pa
roles blessantes, la discorde. etc.
inspirez aux autres Pamour de
Dieu. Notre bouche doit etre COM
me une fournaise ardente, ct nos
paroles CONNIE un pain bien cult,
propre 4 servir de nourriture; car
phomme ne Wit pas ssulem ent de
pain, mails de toute parole qui sort
do la bouche de Dleu.
N'oublions jamais que la langue,
fr6tillante CONNIE languille, peut
facilement nous faire tomber dams
le p6ch6, ct survelllons Ia attenti.
vement. Ellie a Essoia de salive
pour remplir SO fonotion; ct com
me les roues dune voiture doivent
etre graissees d'huile pour ne pas
produire un bruit d6sagr6able,
ainsl Ia langue, pour faire le bien,
doit-etre impr6gn6e du psrfam de
la charit6.
La langue ne commando pas q
nos sens, mails est soumise aux
oreilles, nous devons etre plus dis
poses q 6oouter qua psrler; SOU
mise aux yeux nous devons bien
WELLER sur notre occur avant de
parler; soumise aux marines, nous
devons nous amender nous-meme
avant de reprendre les autres. Ellie
est enferm6e dams uns esp6oe de
prison par les dents ct les levres,
c'est pourquoi il fsut la tenir en-
cha1n6e CONNIE un chien depgereux
parler rarement ct toujours apres
mtlre r6fexlon.
LIE JOURNAL DEs ETUD1ANTs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
Etes-Yous Sexuellement Fable

ST oui, je vous enverrai gratuitement (sous sceaD
la recette dun simple remede de famille qui ma
guerl des consequences d'abus de jeunesse ct dex-
de certain pour la nerv site extreme, les perte
turnes, organes affaiblis, petits ct retrecis etc
chez les jeanes ct les vieux.
poste, ~,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

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est. LIE service complet d'ordinsi-
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tion de CO train. Demandez Ala
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17

suite de La File Du Revolution
naire roman commence en- septem-
bre.
Messieurs Leprohon & Leprohon
editeurs, 25 rue st Gabriel, Mont
real, Can, enverront &c numero
franc de porte toute personne qul
en- fera la demande accompagnee de
10 centins en- argent on timbres-
poste canEdlens on am6rlcains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-01-17
L'EMPEREUR

L'Empereur voulait prendre
Ratisbonne.
Les g6n6raux, avant Passaut
passaient des revues de leurt
troupes. L'un d'eux, nomm6 ba'
ron de PEmpire a Eckmuhl. 6tait
un jeune homme de trente" ans
doux all bivouac. severe on mar
che, bon avec ses soldats. On Zap
pelait Duclos, ou mieux le baron
Duclos. II examina d'abord ses
grenadiers, anoiennes barbes qul
avaient WI Arcole, Rivoli, Casti-
glione, les Pyramldes, Austerlitz
Quand il arriva en- face des lignes,
le general salua PAigle OF ouvrit
les rangs. Et Duclos s'avanca dams
l'intervalle suivi de son 6tat-ma-
jor.
II passa ainsi Ia revue du pre-
mier rang.
LIE general oonnaissait tous ses
hommes; lis avaient de trente q
cinquante ans ct les g6neraux Sc
battaient pour les avoir sous leurs
ordres, ces vieux qui attendaisnt
la croix vingt ans ct qui tutoy-
aient L 'Empereur.
-Toi, ]e tai WI all Mont Tha-
bor, dit Duclos.
-Oui, mon general, vous 6tisz
capitaine.
Eft toi, un fourier d'Auster-
litz.
Parfois, Duolos redressait un
bonnet. Au milieu du quatrisme
rang, il s'arreta on face dun hon.
me ct, immobile, passif, le con.
templa.
L'homme 6tait vieux. Ls gene
raj, indifferent, compta les bou-
tons, mania les armes, toisa 10
soldat de la tote aux pieds:
Pas propre!.. -.
Et, de son doigt, il indiqua sur
la giberne une tache ae boue.
Pourquoi ne to conformes tn pas
3 lordonnance? Tu as Phonneur
d'etrs l6gionnaire, ct tu to presen-
tes avec de la boue.
L'homme devlnt bleme; il ou-
writ la bouche pour parler, Sos
mains tremblaient. Mais Duelos
oontinuait la revue; il 6tait passs.
***
LIE tambour donna le signal de
l'attaque. Les 6chelles amen6es
pour assaillir la vile etaient par
terre. Lannes ayant demand6 81
hommes pour planter ces echelles
il sen pr6senta 500. Mais, a peine
SORTS de la grange qui les mas
quait, les so premiers furent 50
morris. so autres reprirent les
echelles ct coururent aux rem
parts. La mltraille les coucha
tous.
Moreaud SO retourna:
-DucIos, s'6cria-t-il, faites ap
pei q ceux d'Austerlitz
-Soldats d'Hohenlinden, dis
ma! Grena1iers d'Eylau ct de
Friedland, resterez-vous immobi-
les devant l., nnemi? Vous Htes
Francais, pEmpereur vous regar-
dc, ct voici une vile quill faut en-
lever!
Aucun des regiments ne bougea;
mais un grenadier sortit des
rangs.
Duclos palit.
-Fersonne ne suivra done CO
brave? dit-il.
II n'eut pas le temps de CONT
nuer ct les regiments SO ruerent.
En- avant! cria Duclos.
lie vieux grenadier tiraillait de-
ia sur la crete des remparts. Alors
la danse COMMENCE. ct apres trois
heures, les canons autrichiens Sc
turent: la vile 6tait prise.
General, dit pEmpe eur 8
Duelos, faites former le carr6
Quel est votre efectif?
"A peu pres cinq cents hom'
mes; ce sont mes regiments qul
ont le plus soufert.
Napoleon dit quelques mots
voix basse au general.
~.
Les troupes avaient porte les ar.
mes ct il s'6tait fa t un grand 81
lence. La 6taient ceux que le g6.
neral await vus le matin, non plus
brillants CONNIE q la parade, mais
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
GEORGIA CROP REPORT.
Issued BY Director Hunt of the [. :
Departmenx Of Agriculture.


Atlanta. Ga April 1A-The present sea
sen. while slightly backward. is IN every
respect far more promising than that q
1888. All vegetation has taken On = r.
u1arkably rapid growth Under the influence
% ths warmth and sunshine q the past
week. The bulk q the con- crop = planted
and much Of IL Up 70 a stand and being
worked Cotton land Is IN excellent con
dtri1n- and considerable seed have already
been soWn IN southern and central Sec
rio1s Gardens and minor crops. such as
oats. wheat and sugar cane. are pro11ls-
ing ard while some injury was done fruit
bV the late fr1szs. il Is uore than probable
that Georgia viii again grow al the
peaches that ear Be disposed OF.
TIE weather in Tire central section dur
ing The past several days Eas been very
favorable for all farm work, but Erzle
too dry for early vegetation Upland corn
IS AL planted and coming up. but stand Is
NOT good as yet On account q dry wealth
er. and rain Is needed TO soften the ground
ard enable the plant 20 cone through
Cotton Is about hat planted. and those
who have not planted are getting ready 70.
and u another week 10 x expected Thai al
the seed viii BE- II the ground
Re ports received from numerous cor
respondents in the southern section show
that ths past week has been dry and wan
bur Al crops have Jared well A very EsT
farmers have 11r yet 1n1s1ed planting
cotton but the greater portion o. ths crop
Is Il the ground and Is coming up with
fair E-au1s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
CARR CLAIMS HE'S NOT CRAZY.
SAYS He DON'T WANT A NEW TRIAL
AND WANTS TO hang

He FeeIs That HanEfnE Is the OnIy
Way in which He Caa Atone fer
The Murder % a. 70 Gain Peace IN
the Next World-If sent TO the
AsyIam ne Feel. He VIII Die
There and so TO Hsaez-
A--z--z- Ca AP-l -s.-Ca--. rhs eoz-
5s--=1 -u-1=-=- q Czp- EEE Eho 3
u-z=- ss--=--= % &c hanged 4 seek f-cn
-------oE- Ez--s re execution 20 rzEe
ra-= q s-1zE1l= r@s without inter
f=-=--e 81 -1s 1-1aI t1- l1zacy. wh1ch wzs
yesterday o-5s-=5 % Dc Reid next 1I1zzzy
81 --L1z-y Ca-1ou-
---fzT. W1zz seen a. TIE tzL he sI-
pressed great a1-1ya-ce tEz- - s-oz-1
b. ---sz again E5- -1rzcy.
~T11c yea ten JuzSs Czlaczz.~ sad
1s. 10 declare ras -tL 60 I an not
crazy ny mind Is n better condition
thai e has been s--ce kll=,t Mr.. EzE
az5 I 5o1-- want 70 Dc interrupted ia "a
lzt1zs tsvo-tozz. I feel tnar The Only way
I car ztcze f1- ny great cine = 10 de
Ear IT, Z they we're % sszE re % re
zsF--z I would die there and % % hsL
rze4 = an Hanged VIII go r1E- peace
-- --e -eL- word thar nv soul longs FOR
AL-11-E1 I vas drunk wien KILLED aEr
King. I -a- u Il ny mind 20 do su-1 4
----E -1lE before ! was cut Of WCEz
l-zc111ra gel and wanted 20 E-L zGZe-
1c-T. and de 11r T. - r1z- I could 90 %
l-+tz1 an qezL11S q So me Lz1-
-cW. continued he. and Z ! am -1- IL
-e-rlz SEED BY Judge Ea-114 and his H.
macy jury, i v-l Dc all --E1- with ne
and 7 VIII die a1d b saT=1 II Car =
really crazy. there are certainly tires
W-zz 1s apreaEs 90 - as sane as any
--A1 O. sar-1- and az su-1 Intervals
DOUBT p rs Sanity appears 20 Be a mast
-ll---l11E r-lrs-zl1L1Z-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
SAVED ECON NICOTINE
Father and Son Set Free al Ashe-
vile. n C..
Little Charley FogIeu1an Used To-
5scco Since 8abynood. and His
Fstner Smoked and C1essed for
the Past Twenty Years

As " O. Arrl -s-sSpec.aLl-
rs -- --z asked TIE %eEs uz1 a.
E@zs P-s--zcy a. e. AID toEl a
.=--=r - me presence C a G1Ez- interest
e. -E-s
YES b IS. r-1--p--y a-sWz-=d -1z r-1-
-r=- Is vas W-l--EL here On one q
l-- zer-zzls- a-- s-E-=- ET y. e. EgE-=-
--z1- W-o Ives - No. = B-E-cl street
We al z-1E - $ nan q 1s EHc-L
-= wax re letter SASH
o--e . F=t-aE Fl---gacE- = Eaz511
a-=--=- As1=vt-z " CO Ea1Elaue--14T
---t1= hey now e years. began cE=w--z ~
-=ec9 He- years Ga 1T El= 41Fl-@ q
our family 1-Fs=z-- r. ere rzce e
stronger s--u--a--s- E1zr Wee2 aEo
rez41 EU1E 11 Nc--1-6a-- Ee1 I
ho-s1- a. Ps-1aZs Fhzr-zzcg- alt CD ~
E-al- Surprise z-1 laE ga E1-L1-1-z-
cuEp l=-e-T cured En- he does n1- care
for --la--c. ard 3 very -lc1 improved
1 r=zll1. eats haGr--lF ard ras a E--1
-F1r.1uz s1ch results from che Use -
Na-L1--sz- I began myself. AZ = -s-
~ after ls-z loa1cc1. y al ferns, l1r
I zake this pain Statement s5r rhe
tsgueD :. c. FC.GL-E-lrAN-
WHAT'S r1a-E asked erie. q Po--ce Z
: Has Sl1s N'a1s= manly s7rzz 4-t-rsc Z
The rev uollce Uniform Ike ScL11-o- =
AL us Elory, cane Co the docr-
way. E1-L1-Eszc cures
Dc myself T. cured ne I bought ere
lcX e Nc-TC-Hac from P=-1zn- sl1 . -
c--et a--=r Using t11'acc1---1-7r-y c-es-
--E-frr aE1- 60 CO Cen l@ years
E.FsrvhCdy L1cksG asco1lz1e-1 and wcE-
ls--d Wrar wcu1 next -Url ID
Suppose 10 d1lt cure soua ons
..'Thez you Esr Jour u,ousy back.- re-
Piled the druggist Nc-To-Ezc s male
~ e --rl1S E-u--s - engage
Montreal and Nsw YORK. and every -rl-s-
-ls- u AU=-tca Is Authorized 20 sen Nc
Tl-Ezc -lisr an absolute g-ar1uree %
cure e 1l1-eF r=L-aeiF'-- Anef l--lss =
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
TIE BEXNErT-TOOMER CONTEST
The Fire District in Brunswick Be-
EnE RebEIt Rapidly.

B-zzrsE5cx. Ca AprlI ls--The Downing
Company commenced to-day % load YES
sels az their docks. which are he-ng rebuilt
.n r-e b-rn- district L has been I-s-
fourteen days since the big IRE. bC- ali the
5gr1r w1arves have been rebuilt exeeP-
about "a Feet
Owing 90 the demand FOR TIER goods SIN
continuing the AIKEN Gaming C11V41y
wiz operate THAR oyster raczcrT 11l1=1
days -1EE=- -1a1 u rev-ous SEASONS Tbs
VII keep about - people employed 1r-ze1
days longer than has been the custom
The Naval Reserves -alr continues VIZ
Increasing interest Last Cg-- vas de-
voted 10 the 81sZz-. W-- 4--sE-=1 n
fan Uniform and good 1lm1srs-
L-e contest r1- the s1-l-lzor E=l7raAs I'D
% the Brunswick clrc1ir. 50 FAR as Z per
-al-s 90 securing -1e gr411 jury e1t-1rs=-
Uaurz hT either Alr J. " Bennett %
Wayne or Mr ". u T1ousr q Ware
s-ar1s as follows
lLl= co1l-les. App-lS- 1lll-1r AQl--@s
Charlton. Camden Glyr1, Elzrce- WaEc=,
~ ara. OF these ACulL1E- El-1E1- CoL5z.
C11rL-6U and C.4E1eu 12Ve acre1. bel-- q
Carrying al except C1mieu- T11se yet 70
act are Pierce next week. Wayne -1e week
Those Wc1 have been uzktEE q careful
study p-- Pierre certain t1r E=11e-r-
WAYNE being his home county = sc.-- Tor
Bennett and n - are county re eXpec& %
carry r1e country votes On tns jury ~
this tine il cannot De seated what The at
ltsu1e u GlFun wtl BE-
Ig g said --lc NJ. T0o-1z- wrote ls-rzr
sC-a time aE1 60 the zLze- that ne cor
s-tsEs rze grand ilrtss q the circuit as
vel representing the sentiment % the
o. the majority q the t1ries he would Eoc
-lzM IS caEi--t4i.W-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
CRISP CAN'T CONE
No Debate with Mr.. duBignon at
Macon Next Week.

Macon. Ca Ap-a 1s.-Tae debate ar
ranged between Messrs. Crisp and duBsE-
non in Macon Tor next Tuesday and Wed
nesday is or The committee having .hs
matter tn charge AZ this eud OF the Inc
have been anxiolsiy AWAITING Mr.. C-ssp-s
rep-y- Il came last nLgar il the following
telegram
Price. MEcon. Ca Your letter affrezss-3
20 atlanta Just received. having been r7~-
waraet here Cannot speak next week.
p Crisp.
laLs nFHs - source % regret % Ma
couites .l general Air. du Bignon Is very
~ nr4a county, horh persohaily
s-reee ssf trietis have fQrsakar him sfr.a
lls DEBATE att1 Secretary smith Tnav
e.aA p SMOKED uuel usss uass. As soon
a. ~. NfsQa 1eaNn raecVars another
e Hi made 3D. secure Mr Crtsn
4aA +ir o-A Tor Iasar argument
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
MAINE STANDS BY HER NAN.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION N
DORsES REED.


@ne he~eiAtioA 70
~PN~ef
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Eare-s Caar-Names Of the Dele
gates
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TIE -c-vsr--11 vas called 60 -r-ar b
$780, 80 --- z-s-a
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= 49, -- Il .--.-..-.s
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apulzuss- pzr-a-aar-y w1s- - spoke ne
-zrz q EC- LE---zs 3 Reed
Ts-zz n Ds-sz=-- q TarE a-I Hon
G Pres-1r- q p--rIar1 w-e elected
1865 - --a -Is-.,-sI convention
rs-as Dawson F=1lvara1 a stirring
s-.seer favor1u- Reed for pres l=--. and 81
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Egs-a
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Dover
Hcu- Hs-herr Z Eez-1. f-- --e commit
Tee On resolutions, made an =41e-=1-
speech ali presented -l= -1--1T--s rzso---
tic1s. w1ic1 wee adopted og 4cc-l-l L-l1l-
The republicans q Name gladly I1-1 w--1
EEzlr brethren u 1-1=r states - -rs=l--
lE 90 -1e rs1u1-ca1s % r1= 1ALl1l L1r
nomination Tor t1e presl1e1cI- -l= SPEAKER
q -zs Na--1--- E1-se % re- --s5-- -
de Reels 40 platform. save -lle re-1r1 e
lis Me- 1-er Ms 4li---l-s q anon ~
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Be restored mat rer-1-l-4- pe--t q 500
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17
SUICIDE TO DODGE SHAME.
BuxOm Country Girl Cuts Her
Throat From Ear TO Ear.

AnENAA 4 rom E-aF 10 EAE
Albany, Ca. April IA sad story. cuI-
u-iaating in a tragedy. comes from Worrh
county to-day Near the htrIe village OF
Doles lives a highly respected and pros
Porous farmer named Henry Morees. the
light Of whose home was his brigh. and
Ziusoue daughter. Minnie. aged Il years
Though not possessing the zraces that
come from high cultivation Minnie vas
nevertheless, reGolert in the charms Of
huxcr1 beauty. which proved. alas as il
TOO often does. her uud0tug- she became
in prospect 8 mother and realizing the
appalling shane Whtc1 such an event
world bring herself and family about s
O'Clock this morning she secured her IA
Their razor. and putting IL 10 her throat
with tire energy born q despair drew the
keen blade through IL from ear 20 ear
severlng the carotid artery and dying in
q very shorc tine As 10 who Mss No
rees cerrayer * Is not definitely known
1ut the community j. Up IL arms over the
sad occurrence and would quickly v1sir
vengeance on the conscientious less SCOUT
drel wEo led her asrray, II he were known
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

James Williams Now Suspected Of
killing William George

TzckzcnvIls. Fla. Aprtl I5--Jz-as WI
Ia-s. alas Harris Mccoy. thought by
s1zs % Be a partner Of the famous 5ss-
psrz5as RaZroa5 BIZ. vas cu trial today
II re Cnirsd States court Tor stealing a
UzI pouch FROM = Florida Central ard
Ps1lEs-IAr train Alter the robbery. WI
Lz-s vas located IN Brunswick arrested
AID oro-g1L back. and today found guilty
Wl1zEs Is considered q dangerous char
2--zr- Last fan ~ was arrested ar1 JAIL
e1 here On the charge o. fighting. 1E1 SUD
Est4Is1-lV Tar rEz-E OF max from Z2caa-
rlzs. 4 merchant Lacn2Eias eCieavored
70 DEAN the nan bat he drew z pistol
threatened 70 S110-. and escaped He
vas Er1=1 ard sent % the convict camp.
h1E Il nzL1 Up = guard and got away
WfLl4-s was seen In Jacksonville about
ire tine OF -ne murder OF William Cre0rZe
for W1ich crime Dr. McHal= and his wife
O. A-laEra- were detained for several DAYS
pz11l-g examination Shortly after cane
rs arrest II Brunswick. when iC was DIS
covered c14r he rad a fresh cut On his
wr1s- The authorities have other clsWs
which point % him As the guilty party
and are following them down
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Of course n a case like
this a waterproof suit would
not'preveut Z wetting.
But for the folks running
about on wet days there isn't
a chance 70 get a drop OF
rain on their skin If they're
enclosed IN these waterproof
suits.
The youngster who has
one will have no excuse TO
STAY home from school IN
rainy weather. for no matter
how hard It rains they will
be found thoroughly water
proof.
The fabric is sufficiently
porous TO allow all the va
pOrs 10 leave the body. there
fore the suits are Just as
healthful as ordinary clothes.
They won't leak. See the
test IN our windows.
FALK CLOTHING co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Tie annual nesting C rzs socle-v and
s-ec-io1 O CEcers 51r t5= ensuing year
WI take place I C'c-ock ? n
TEs 0-p1zn ho1ss and --ou-zs vi be
open % The pub-ic during -1s day.
Cars VII leave depot whitaker street
and Sec0ud aFsnus. az So. 1l1o 4 H. =
n. 80 p II ard SD p Il Rerurz1-g.
leave Bs-1ezzz A. 8. 5,50. and $50 p II
Tickets. SC c1l5re1 ard servants 1zlf
prise For sale A. r1e usu4l places ard
from the stewards q ras zociscy. 1zzz,y.
Ii Fe-uzn5ez. Chat-nan-
P P LovsL Wal-sr z. Co1sy.
4 : SurcI5a, p J. Lzc-i--ors.
A. : Nlchos. John N-1eolzou- T.,
H y. CoEa1- "a Soper,
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Military Tnfsrs-ars Association oe Sz-
vz11a1, Savanna Ca. Apr1 : Lsss-
Bids viii Be received until April > for
Privilege Fer supplying meals az camp
ground.
Bar privileges for driu ground
Lunch counter at drill ground
soda water privileges for drill ground
Peanuts. popcorn and chewing zuu
privileges fer 1riu ground
Selling the 0r1ctal programme Of tha
ASSOCIATION az both drill and camp zrounlss
Ice cream and candy privileges for borh
drill and camp grounds
E1g1r reserV=d 20 reject any Or al bids
For any l1tormaCion for other Priv
Lsges not Eslti0nsd. and detail fuf0rr-a-
rtou as 20 r1s various privileges hzrerr
specified. cal or address 4 C Harmon
cores pon3inE secretary. room !. Board %
Trade building. Savannah Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

He Was Accused Of EmbeE1Iizg
$4,000 OF Government Funds

Psasacola, Fla. Ap-L 1&.-Tn the U11rsd
States ct-culr court tonight Charles ?.
Jenkins was declared Eor guilty. @ en-
bezzE1s $1,000 from the government vale
postmaster AZ Szsa1z IA Sresds f. A
s-aL pLace, having only 10 or 81 irEz1--
r41rs. and the mystery Of the case Was
COW jenkins could have eZc@Lzlsd any
sucb sum as charged Tbs was jenkins
third trial twice before the jury having
49, . 49,.
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SOUTH GEORGIA RAILROAD.
The Contract for Building the Line
AwRrdeh.

Qui-zaz. Ca. April Is.-Ths corracr sor
bul5E1g the South Gsorgia railroad Vas
AWARDED to-day 70 Harden & Campbell
They are experienced ratlroat buit1zrs-
TIE work under the contract IS % begin
within ten days ard The lire Is % be cou-
pls-ed By sept l. next
J. " Ei-ch & Co. % 1rorveu- IL this
county were aEardsd the contrast 20 fur
Clsr the crcSsries
The meeting o. the directors to-day was
pleasant and satisfactory. E.ve-ybos1y
tsels god over the prospects q r-s town
This rad VIII develop o1z Ct The finest
secLcls u CseCrEia-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-17

Atlanta Ca, Apr1 1s.-Gov. Atkinson
has accepted an invitation from
the people e Columbus 20 spend
memorial day t1erz. and 20 take
part in the procession with his
star TIE members OF the star Win De
requested 20 turn out IN fun force. as the
occasion promises 20 be a great ore for
the people o. Columbus and the surround
ing country.
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TO lie rrRIIc.


Al persons are cautioned sEatust mr.
chasing that tract Of Land n Char-4r
county. Georgia. Immediately south % ~
extended limits OF the city Of Sava-rs-
known as the Branch tract. contsinf--
one hundred and seven acres mora -
less. bounded On the north by EsriI ave.
nue., east by Waters road. south by lands
OF BarSrow, and vest By lands OF Ger
A r LawrCn- as I have made a courrsl--
for the purchase thereof. and intend -
apply 70 the courts for a specific perfo-r7-
anca Of the contract
Savannah Aug 50. ISIS -
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MEETTNGS.


LANDRTM LODGE NO. -. r. & A. n
regular Communication % this a
lcdgs VIII be held this tFri6zyl eve ~
mig az O'Clock az Masonic Ten A
PIE.
The Z A. Degree VIII De conferred
Members OF sister lodges and transient
brothers cordially invited 20 attend BY
order F. C. WILSON. ". II
W. c. TRAEIS. Secrstzrv.
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and think Of the advantages 70 -
gzicsd BY having a reliable la1ntrv DO
your work fou'l md that IL VIII be ad-
vanrzEsous 10 both yourself ard tna
laundry That's the reason We are talk
ing 20 you about f. We know rhzr va
can give you better service than you have
been getting. and We want 20 prove IL %
you Our guarantee Is 20 relieve you 81
al bother and irritation connected vr4rr
your laundry work
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY On
Tee pCoEe ~ ID Ccn--=Sz =
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THE REMINGTON No. q.

TIE standard typewrits- cc TIE zcrt..
Before buying = typewriter We wouI5 ,.
pleased 70 show yoE the new Nc.
DEARING & HULL.