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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
STREETS THROUGH SQUARES.
Alderman DINon's suggestion Ap-
proved.

II seems well to Try Alderman Dixon's
suggestion about Increasing tho square
space by opening Barnard and Abercorn
streets through the squares. then paving the
streets and placing the additional ground
obtained by the plan into the square area
This would place the street car tracks
where they properly belong In street.
Il would require two-thirds less Of paving
than n you pave around the square ana
"a ouid give several thousand square feet
moro OF grass area than now exists. u
would give shorter distance and not dee
stroy or lessen. bui increase. the beauty
OF the reservations.
There are three views from which 90
consider the propos lt ion-one the utili-
tartan. the other the artistic, the third
the sentimental Considering these IN
their order. We nud 'hlf the congested
condition Of Drayton and Jefferson streets
makes travel on those streets slow and
dangerous This creates "a necessity for
other and wider paved ihoroughfares run
ming North and South.
There IL a crying shame IN Savannah.
IL IS the unpaved conditions OF our streets.
The methods OF life. and OF business. as
well as the beauty Of our city demand
more direct and easy avenues % commu-
nication.
Tho streets. " extended through the
squarcs would pass through the centers.
These centers ns places % recreation and
enjoyment for children have been destroy
"a by the use Of them by the railroads.
Therefore. the utllty Of these portions OF
the squares has already been destroyed.
When we come TO consider the question
from the artistic standpoint we must
avoid confoundlng The real effect with
simple sentimentllsy. In New York.
blessed with less squares than wc are.
Washington Square. situated IN one OF the
most arisfocratlc rcsidentV parts Of New
York. Is hiseCtsd by a paved roadway. q
continuation Of Fifth avenue. through
tho square The beauty q the square IS
not marred. There the railroad did not
run through tho square. Here the ''pri-
vacy'' and safety 81 our squares have
been invaded. and their beauty Affected
bv the railroads They are literally over
run bv car tracks In al 81 the squares
on Abercorn street there are two tracks
gglth the necessary, but unsightly, npnur-
tenant poles and dangerous wires In one
eauaro YOU have three tracks and Ia adj
dltion q curved track promcnading over
sidewalks as well as grass p.ats The
beauty. safety ana utility OF the squares
a. such have been already a0e Ecd
The privacy Of squares mas already been
encroachcd on what is the difference
between maintaining the squares as they
now stand and maintaining spacious
lawns Ia front OF private residences
Does not the cfFN now maintain a pretty
tttlo park" IN front 81 the residences of
trust lot owners? Has not % been IRE
quens regret That our lots did moi permit
Of lawns which add so much 20 the beauty
| 81 other citicsf
Instead Of taking away or marring one
] ~ ,be beautiful characteristics Of the city.
/ b would make more beautiful thar cAa~-
a.4oristic By enllrgins the space for
| a4ornment and bv doing away with the
| almost kneedecp horse staliing, character
| i.tic OF q country village. The unraVcd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. NJ r Cummings Of Manassas s.
guest OF the Pulaski
Mr. John W. Bennett Of Waycross t.
guest OF the Pulaski
MIR J. D. Myers left yesterday Via the
Southern for Richmond
Mrs j. 4. Atwood Of Meridian. Ga. j.
registered 40 the Pulash
Mai J. 81 Carson. Jr.. passed through
the city yesterday IN route 60 Tybee.
Mr. ana Mrs J. T.. williams viii leave
vi, the Southern to-day for New York
Mr. ". T Pennlman OF Brunswick was
among the arrivals at the Pulaski yestcr-
day.
Mr. 8 G White was plssenEor n the
soaboard Air Line yesterday for Jackson
vile
Mr.. John X. Garrett was among the
Centrars passengers yesterday for At
lanta-
Mr. George J Baldwin was among me
p,sseneers % the Plant system yesterday
for Tampa.
Mr. and Mrs u wiley johnson were
among Yesterday passengers a. 'ne
Southern for AsheYille
Mr. d a. Denmark and Mr. y
Adams were passengers over the cent III
last night Tor Atlanta.
Mr. Robert Van Wagenen left las, night
Tor New York. where he VII spend week
or ten days His trip combines business
and pleasure.
Mr. G. " Tiedeman left by the Plant
svstem Yesterday for New York. He VIII
be absent about a week ana VIII return
with his family.
eews has been received by her friends
A., savannah thar Miss Mary Conner has
been elected president Of her class ,he
Freshman. az Smith College. Msfsachu-
sets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

unsigh,ly enclrcling sand beds which now
exist.
We now come TO The sentimental view
Sentiment Is noble when noA mislpplicd
nor mawkish when misappnod. Il brings
misfortune. when mawkish. u disgusts
There g. a sentiment in Savannah deep
rooted and grievously injurious 10 her
material educational and artistic pro-
gress. n Is that spirit or lack OF IA
which makes her an apparent iaggard in
enterprise. and which unjustihab'y de avs
the completion Of a public school. when
hundreds Of children are denied school
room while prccioee moments IN their
lives are passing beyond recall. II D. thnt
which objected 20 the spending OF few
thousand dollars 10 make our streots a.
tmctivc. our buildings educational iu their
architectural structtee and artistic baauty
and tried 20 prevent our efd-gTown. neg-
lected. desecruted ola cemetery from
becoming the attractive Colonial Park.
By its adhereuts and followers. that
spirit Is named "conservatlsm' by as OPP
ponents. Il j. called "oli fosyism" Any
suggestion for the good Of the city Is op-
posed by this hydra headed monster
though the heads are an on the one trunk.
So q was with the suggestion 10 remove
the square railiugs and the Park "a ling.
the planting OF grass 80 square, ard in
the park: the building Of the Court House,
school houses and hard public roads. A
picture was drawn Of children pursuei
through square and parks by maddene1
bulls. or crushed beneath the iron hoois
or runaway horscs. ana there was nothing
TO look forward 90 for the city save bank
ruptcy through cxtravaeance. Yef some
few changes have been made. Would you
have tho Old things back or they WERE
So it D. now with the suggestion thar he
would be progressive more oman ntal
and more useful 10 have each square
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
DETECTIVE BEnIND TnE TINES.
Tries to Play n Game Of Touch on
the Police Department.

Superintendent OF Police screven re-
celved the following letter which speaks
for Itself
"Cnnopolis 2. o.. OCT p. 1870 Mr.
Thomas 5cJcven. CHIEF Of Poi CO slvnu-
nah. ca. Dear Sir. will forward you
a few lines 10 Day Dear Sir will you tell
me whether W W. Matthews have been
cought yet ore not n haven't Please an
swer az once and Send M his Pictor n
Possiable Can Reward 5000 Dollars VII
be Paid by Murphy and Co Chatham
County Ga
Please answer this letter 81 Soon as Re-
ceived. Oalige yours o. j. Demigan Box
SEE T. S Nctectlve
r s Pclase Send me- His Phortirraph "
Possible Pelase nssis me this much. I
viii get Him in a few without fail this
o. NO humbug Please send me a. much as
500 Dollars 20 ielp me out in this case =
As Mathews was caught some months
ago and has already been tried and se1-
fenced the communication ia 40 clearly a
case Of touch" that Mai screveu has
decided that Sc does not require a reply.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
REWARD OF MERIT.
New CRtarrh Cure secures National
Popularity In Less Than one Year.


throughout a great nation OF eighty
million Il is a desperate struggle 20 secure
even a recognition for a new article 10
nothing OF achieving popular favor.
Hui yet within one year Stuart's Catarrh
Hoets. the new catarrh cure. has met
a such success that today II can be
q IN every drug store throughout the
ed states and Canada
be sure. a large amount OF advertis-
was necessary IN the first instance 20
tho remedy 20 the attention OF the
ic but every one familiar with tho
lccf knows that advertising alone
made any article permanently sue
ful IL must have In addition absolute.
raaniahlo merit and this the new catarrh
certainly possesses IN a marked de-
lysiclans. who formerly depended upoa
'rHalers. sprays and local washes or oint-
W.rts now use Stuarrs Catarrh Tablets
1usc. as one OF the most prominent
''Hd these tablets contain In Dleasan',
.tariont form an the really efficient
rrh remedies. such as red gum. Qua
Eucaiyptol, and sanguinaria
contain no cocaine nor opiate, ana
.Fen 10 little children with entire
and benefit.
j. j. Reitiger. OF Covington. Ky.
i'H nroai every fan. with sioppage OF
nose and irritation ia the throat af-
my voice and often extending 20
mach. causing oatarrh Of the siom-
bought a nfty cents package Of
ut.. q Catarrh Tablets al my druggists.
aif''i them IN my pocket ana used them
ft'llly. and tho way IN which they
cared my head and throat was certain
f.markabie. I had no catarrh last win
ana spring and consider myself en-
FREQ from any catarrhal trouble.
@ra Jerome Ellison. OF Wheeling. W
writes. I suffered from catarrh near
whole life and last winter my two
ron also suffered from catarrhal colds
sore throat go much they were out
hool "a large portion OF the winter
roihcr who was cured 81 catarrhal
ass by using Stuarts Catorrh Tab
rEed me to try them so much that
.A SO ana am truly thankful for what
nave done Tor myself and my chill
always keep a box % the tablets
tA, house and Ut the first appearing
ia or sore throat We vllp g IN the
'1d catarrh Is no longer a house
hiction with ua.
~ liked packages OF stuarts Catarrh
is arc sold Tor nifty cents at all drug
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

made two squares on certain streets
twhere the squares are already defac 4
and made dangerous by car trackD. ana
paving those certain streets
The suggestion Is that the beauty. safe
~ ana utility OF the squares can be in
creased. and. Ia addition. certain necessI-
ties x modern city life given our people.
by all means let US have these.
Grapheus.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
LEuCORRHGA.

Pleasure Is bsnshsd from the Hives Of Thousands Of
men who are tortured by isgooFFha Yet Wine Of CsfdG
is positive cure OF that bsnsiu malady. The expert
OF Mrs.. Lsne only what Thousands OF suffering
women who have taken Wine Of Cardu know 20 be true
Ross, Ark, July Is, 1890.
have been troubled great deal with leucorrhUa,
but since using Wine Of Cardui e has entirely stopped
and I am pleased 10 recommend the Wine 30 any
afflicted a. was. Mrs. JULIA LAitNk.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
FLOODING.

Nothing saps ~omsn's lie quickly nor makes
her weaker. than proiuSe menstruatiOn. commonly
called flooding You may be victim Of the terrible
drain and not consider It's Importance. This letter
tells you how Wine OF Csrdui relieves flooding. .
Micsville n. c. April 9. 1888.
was dooding very badly and used only one bottle
" v '''e " - Mrs. s. C. WOODY
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
CHANCE OF LEE.

This Is one Of the most dangerous periods Of a
mans life. Il Is then ~hsn her whole being undersosss
change IN many cases women who have been healthy
eli their lives begin to decline alter they reach the age OF
truson Wine Of Csrdu the great snstrua resu
ator ushsrs In the change Of s naturally Il drives away
the nervous teFron which torture the patient
Aunville, Ky, October 9. 1900.
suffered with change 90 life and have been taking
Wine Of Cardui and Back DrAught, aud am IN better
health than for three years Mrs. MARY CASTEEL.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
cIRLHoop.

Between the ages Of thirteen and fifteen the transition
from slrlhood into womsnhood takes place. Every
mother should look we'll TO her daughters condition
at this time. II the period Of puberty is safely passed
healthy and useful life generally follows Mrs. Akers
speaks Of the OF Wine Of Cardu at the age OF puberty
Trousdale Tenn, March IS, 1883.
must write and tell you how much good your Wine
Of Cardui has done my little girl She l. thirteen years
old and had never well day until commenced
giving her the Wine, and 10 acted like charm.
MRS. DELPHY AkERS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN

denotes more advanced stage OF female disorders.
The pain is great because quick attention Is Necessary
Il Is Natures way Of giving warning. Wine Of Csrdui
bsnishss the pain by properly regulating the dsranssd
functiohs.
Central Academy, Miss, Jan. 10. ls9a.
have been a great sufferer with painful monstrua
ton and falling Of the womb, but since have been
taking Wine Of Cardui have had no pain, and three
bottles Of Wine Of Cardut did more good than
twenty five dollars worth OF medicine prescribed by
doctors. MRS. LULA WEBB.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
CALHOUN sat ARE PLAN.
VIII tie ON Exhibition in Hunter a
Van keurens show " iudoW.

A large sized plan OF the proposed re
vision Of Calhoun Square. showing the
prcsen, lines and the changes which would
be affected by opening Abcrcorn streets
through the square. viii be- placed on ex-
hibltlon in the window OF Hunter a. Van
Keurcn on Bull street to-day. The plan
was drawn by Mr. } " Howard. Of the
city engineers office. ana e. IN excellent
piece u work II was prepared several
mouths ago and has been on exhibition
On the ONCE o. the director Of puhlie
works. Owing % che fact that many
people fail 20 take in the details % the
proposed change. 70 was decided to put
The plan on exhibition in more public
place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
MENsTRUATIoN

The msnses come to a healthy. woman every rs
days II they come more or less frequent. something
Is wrong. The slightest dsranssmsht Of this function
brings on serious consequences All womsns ailments
result directly indirectly from disOrdsred menstrual
ton Any irrssuarty is easy to check when attended
to promptly. Wine Of Csrdui Is the remedy that has
cured million women.
Wizards, 5. c., Jan. 70. 1899.
i got your medicine and passed this month without
pain and overioycd. After my long suffering u
LUCINDA MITCHELL.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

What woman would not do anything in her power 10
avoid the terrible dragging pains Of falling Of DC womb
We say TO every sufferer the way 20 relief Is clear Wine
Of Cardui will bring permanent relief The Wine has
made thousands Of women happy who have suffered
terribly with pains from falling Of the womb.
Load Ky, Oct. ~. 1870.
have been suffering with paths IN back and
hips and bearing down pains ever since became
woman. Last spring commenced using Wine 81
Cardui and Thedford's Rlack-Draught aud they have
done me- wonderful amount % good aud wish 70
recommend them 60 any one who suffers a. did,
MELISSA GREMEANA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
PrepaTinr Tor Anothcr Track.

The savannah. Thunderbcit md iF'e
OF Hope Railway began the work 81 sur
veving Barnard street yesterday for ihe
purpose Of putting down the second rack
Tor sOuthbound cars.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Clover. =. C., August 6. 1882
July y gave birth 10 a hue ten pound baby girl,
and got along better than ever did before. About
last Aprii began taking Wine Of Cardui and have
continued Il ever since have two older children and
each confinement have suffered all that nesh could
bear have been able TO walk about the house since
August and feel well. I am convinced that Wine
Of Cardui Is Of the most valuable medicines for
women in the world Mrs. A. ID. FINCH.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
rmE SERVICES Al WESLEY.
Revival Meetings WIN lie Continued
Next Week

The meetings az Wesley Monumental
Church have steadily grown In interest
and attendance during tho week The
services to-day will be- Of special Interest.
a chndren's meeting Will b. held at I
O'Clock and evening service and sermon a.
SIS o'clock DF Fiuson VII pfetcn 20 h
morning and evening tomorrow ana will
continue throagh next week with the p8s-
tor IN tho series Of meetings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
MISCARRIAGE.

Wine Of C1rdui is the medicine 20 after misesr.
rage or childbirth. A case Of miscarriage when The
patient Is taking Wine Of CArdui has 10 the
attention Of the manufacturers.
scottsvillc. Texas. sept, g. 1899.
miscarricd and had awful time then used
Wine % Cardui and nov am we'll. cannot tell how
much suffered l did an tho doctors told me 60 do
and also tried everything but nothing did mo any
good. wish could get every woman In the country
To use IL. cannot ton al would like 60. Ever since
used Wine Of Csrdui have had good health. have
Mrs HAlLIE GREELEY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
PREGNANCY.

Childbearing Is the supreme function OF woman and
In assuming motherhood she should thoroughly prepare
herself for the ordeal Mothers would not suffer the
extreme pain they do II they would take Wine s Csrdui
as Mrs. Finch did during pregnancy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
VESTIBULE LACES.

Several qualities IN L. IA. "a - ana
50 inches wide. and all 90 match.
We have panels also In Irish Point.
and Arabian.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Muacogee, /. T., Jan. 2, 1889.
wouldn't give Wine Of Cardui for al the doctors
medicine on earth was troubled with irregular mem
ses being entirely suppressed for six month";, and
nothing helped untl used ak bottles OF the Wine,
which brought me around all right was nervous
had bad memory and my eycsight was poor. 1870.
Mss LuCRErL BROWN.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
IRREGULAR MENsTRUATIoN.

Irregular menstruation is the first stage OF female
u.s. Il is warning OF the suffering that Is coming
Treatment BY the prompt use Of Wine Of Careful viii
correct the irresuarty and ioFesta untold suffering
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Huugorford, Texas, Feb ~, iEla.
I consider Wine o. Cardui and Thcdford's Black
DrAaght most excellent medicines BEING Ia bad
health used three bottles of the medicine aud have
given birth e. . nne baby boy nov two months old
Weighing eighteen pounds. Mrs. FANNY PALMER
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
RARRENNESs.

barrennsu Is the sorrow Of many homes the sor.
row Of every ohidlsu wife heart Wine OF Csrdui has
made Thousands Of barren homes happy. Sickness and
weakness that Wine OF CaFdu would relieve keeping
many vile ehildsss. II you would have Mrs pamsrs
hannN ,Nnerisnss iake Win. Of Cardni
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

IIcVoIand, Ak Nay p, lslt.
When commenced 20 use Wine OF Cardui there had
been sign Of men for eighteen months aud
not able 70 do much Of anything. ! have used four
bottles Of Wine Of Cardui and Thedford's Black.
Draught when needed aud the menses have appeared
the correct time for the past two months and my
health much improved every way. THANK you more
than / can tell for what you have done for me,
MRS. JENNIE LEDFORD
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
SUPPRESSION.

Delayed or suppressed msnstruAtion vitality affects
every part Of the female system. woman nssleets
treatment in such at her peril. Wine Of Cardui
has never been known 10 fail in uncomplioatsd
Of this trouble. Thediords Black Drausht should also
b used With u 10 REGULATE The stomach and boses
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
MANTEL SCkRFS
LACE CURTAINS.

IN japanese Silks. Imported Gro
tonnes. and several cheaper qualities.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
FOLDING DOOR PoRTIERES

This stock as usual Ia the only fun
and complete one in the city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-01

son, in 1875; Hendricks, In 1855, and
Hobart, in 1899
No vacancy was made In the presi.
dental Office by death, resignation o,
otherwise from the organization Of the
government untn lSgl. period Of over
half a century. President Harrison
died in lS4l, and was succeeded by
John Tyler the vice president, Taylor
died IN 1850 and was succeeded by Vice
President Fillmore, Lincoln died in
1865, and was succeeded by vice-Pres-
ident Johnson. and Garfield died in
1881 and was succeeded by vlee-presi-
dent Arthur. Tyler and Johnson serv-
ed nearly the fun presidential term,
as Harrison and Lincoln died little
more than month after their inau-
guratlon. Fillmore served as president
for two years and a half. and Arthur
for nearly three years and a half There
are today only two ex-vice-presidents
liying-Leu P. Morton and Adlsi f,
Stevenson.
The question of the presidential sue
cession in the event Of vacancy in
the Office, was somewhat obscure be-
yond the vice-presidency until congress
passed the act of January Is, 1896, pro-
vidlng that the cabinet officers begin
ming with the secretary Of state should
succeed to the presidency in case Of
the death or removal Of both presi-
dent ana vice-president. First Of the
cabinet in eligibility is the secretary
Of state. then secretary Of the treas
ury. then secretary Of war. then attor-
ney-general, then postmaster-general.
then secretary Of the navy. then sec
retary Of the interior, but no one Of
them can succeed to the presidency
unless he has been appointed to the
cabinet by the advice and consent Of
The senate. and is eligible to the office OF
president under the constitution. That
precludes naturalized citizen. who
is eligible to the presidency and
to cabinet positions but not to the
presidency.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land otllcc at Oregon City. oregon.
June l6 i9OO.
Notice IL hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof In
support OF his claim. aud that said
proof WIN be made before the County
Clerk of Clataop County at Astoria,
Oregon, on July 80. 1900. via.
JOHN ANTrILA,
II. +, No. llSSS. for the lots .. 10. 10
ana 10, section II, Il I y. RSW
He names the following witnesses 60
prove his continuous residence upon
said land. via:
Harvey Hin. OF Push. Oregon; Ja.
kob lllltunen, OF Push. Oregon. William
Row. OF Push, Oregon; Albert HIN, OF
Push, Oregon.
CHARLES II. MooREs.
Register
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FILING SPECIAL AS
Ni SESSAiENT ROLL NO. 80,


Notice IL hereby given that the board
of assessors have completed tho spec.
lal assessment for the Improvement OF
Seventeenth street from tho south line
OF Franklin avenue 10 the north line
oc Irving avenue. and have reported
tho same 10 the Common Council OF
the City OF Astoria ana that the same
has been Aled with tho auditor and
police Judge OF the City OF Astoria and
named and numbered Special Assess,
ment, No, ~, and that the committee
on streets and public ways OF the Com.
mon Council OF said city has been ap'
pointed TO meet with the board OF as.
SCISSORS on tho 18th day OF July, 1900
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m, OF said
day Ia the Council Chambers IN the
city Hall OF the city OF Astoria. Clat-
sop County, Oregon, TO then and there
consider, review, correct and cuuallEt
said Special Assessment Roll No. 49,
ANY person ohjeotlng to said assess,
ment must tllo .hia objections thereto
In writing with the auditor and polio,
Judge. III, 10, NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
OF Astoria.
Date OF First Publication. June 20. 1900