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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
WYOMING COUNTY NEWS.
Report of County Auditors-Ac-
counts of Some of the Officers Not
AnnrOued

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Turkhannock, Jan. 21.-County Audi
tors +. j. Kintner. II. w. Rozclel and
G. u. Wright finished their cXamna-
tion of the county accounts today and
their report will be filed on Monday.
Following is brief summary of their
report:
Amount of duplicate, county tax,
s22,2.O,SS: additional, $2"i,6l; discount,
$650.2S; generations, s39t21; collectors
commissions, S72S.79; cash paid, s2O,-
6S72l.
Amount of duplicate, state tax,
$3,56S72 additional. sl275 discount,
$l3449; collectors commissions, S3S.Si;
cash paid, sS,3l5.O5.
Amount of duplicate. dog tax,
s6,l09; additional, s171e: discount.
$27.2G; generations, $i7S7; cash paid,
s1,l9i,a9.
Amount of duplicate. bond tax,
S.7O9.6S: additional, s:C.37. discount,
sll3.03; exoneEations, SG;.l9: collectors
commissions. sllS.36: cash paid,
s3,44147.
The county expenditures for the year
1899 footed up S25,l643i, and the coun-
ty Indebtedness to $50, 20o.2S; S3s. 900 of
which Is in bonds at four per cent.
Sheriff a. q. Gregory has received
from the county during the year
s692.56 County Commissioner +. II.
Chase, s926,50: Commissioner Charles
Wheelock, $S2317; Commissioners
Michael Brown, sl,20645.
The treasurer's account of county
tax received from unseated land shows
amount received to be siSS.49; from
seated land. $S4.49.
The general account Of ]. d. In
man, county treasurer shows a bal
ance In his hands of sS,SS3,C5. The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
Wall Street Review.

New York. Jan. 2O.--The market for
stocks continues an enigma. which any
ordinary rules of Interpretation are uh-
availing to solve. Yesterdays buying
of stocks was prompted by the expecta-
tion of a favorable bank statement. The
statement proved more favorable than
the most sanguine expectations, yet tne
market lost even the little animation IT
had been showing when the statement
appeared on the tape. The net changes
in prices are without significance, those
of any amount being restricted TO insiE-
nificant stocks. London reported Il nrn
and confident market, but the confidence
did not extend to the point OF holding
American stocks up to party level ana
the opening here was very ragged anu IT.
regular The lack of any upward inn
pctus from London and the utter indi1er-
cncc manifested to the bank statement
offered a poor market in which to realize,
or selling by yesterdays buyers nliEft
have been larger. ON the absence of de
mand they seemed satisfied to keep their
holdings, but there was no Inclination
to aid them. Total sales 16I,6OO shares.
The following quotations are furnished
The Tribune by NJ. S. Jordan & Co..
rooms 7O5-OG Mears building. Telephone
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. 20.-Cattle-Weak: closed
nominally with light receipts anticipated
for early next week. Supply Of choice
feeders liberal, demand fair: good to
choice $525a6.i0; poor to rnedium, siai90;
ers. 81. .20ai.75; good to choice cows. $3.50
ai,25; heifers, s32Oa4.5o; Gamers. 81 2Oa2 50;
bulls, s250ai,20; calves, Si.5Oa7.50. Hogs
clcarances. mixed and butchers, s50a
.724; good to choice heavy, A65ai75;
rough do, si5oa4.6O; light, Aioai65;
bulk of sales, $i6oai65 Sheep and
Enthusiastically steady; native weth-
ors, $4.5Oa5; lambs, $i,G5aG.40; western
wethers, s4.40a4,s5; western lambs, 5,25a
Gas. Receipts-Cattle, 200 head; hogs, &c.
0O0 head; sheep, 1000 head.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

fession was tried before arbitrators at
Troy last week. The trial was that of
John Clark, of Big Pond, versus Dr. f..
B. Dwyer, of Springfield, for $4,000
damages for alleged malpractice IT.
treating an injured ankle. The frac-
ture was submitted to an X-ray exam
ination. A decision was given in mo
cause for action"
The commissioners clerk has Just
completed the tabulations of returns
of the biennial assessment of children
Of school age-between the ages of G
and 16-in this county. In the fifty
eight districts there are ILLS children.
Sayre borough has 992; the smallest
district is Carbon Run. with fourteen.
Towanda is second. with 796; Athens
has Gao, and Wyalusing, &c.
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HALLsTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hallstead. Jan. Ell. d. Rounds,
D., L. & w. baggage master at Bing-
hamton, addressed the Yoke Fellows
band and spoke at the family meet
ing in the r. r. Y. NJ. n. this after
noon.
William Dayton is hauling and ship
ping hemlock logs to Binghamton for
use in the manufacture of paper
A social and dance was held Thurs
day night in Hooks hall.
While hauling ice "Wednesday morn
ing team of horses belonging to
Garrett the milkman. broke through
the ice and were nearly drowned be-
fore reaching the shore. Moral:
Milkmen should avoid the appearance
of evil and keep away from the
water.
Miss Hattie Stalker. of Conklin, was
recently the guest Of her brother, Ell
Stalker
Much dissatisfaction was manifest
ed by railroad men on account of the
L.ackawanna company paying by
check.
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May closing NC. over yesterday. oCrn
and oats closed IA shade under yesterday
and provisions 5al0c. higher. Cash quo
taticns We're as follows: flour-SteadN !;
winter patents, $3,Soa3.iO straights, $aa
$40: clears. s290a3; spring specials S,Sl:
patents, Sc 2Da3jO: straights, S2,60a3;
bakers, sl.S0a2S so; No. 3 spring wheat,
Gla63c. /; No. red 66aG7c,; No. 2 corn,
3iiac.; No. yellow, 3ls,c.; No: > white
25i isa26i &C.; No. 8 do, 23a253ic.; No. rye,
seed and No. | northwest $3.50; prime
timothy seed $3.50; mess pork, 81 25aiot5; /;
lard. s5.s2iaa5,97la; short, ribs, s5;5' "a
5S7iA; dry salted shoulders, 5laa3Sic, !,
short clear, s5.92isa6.02ls; whisky. sl.2Sl2;
sugars, cut loaf, $3.50; granulated, sos.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, Jan. 21.--Thomas Johns
and wife, of Pleasant Mount, who were
former residents of this place, visited
friends in town last week.
The Dewey Glee club has elected the
following officers: President Morgan
II. jenkins: assistant, Ebenezer Price;
secretary, Edward A. Lloyd; assistant,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to The Scranton Tribune.

Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, Jan. 2l.-Samuel Kester
a prominent business man of Dushore,
committed suicide on Wednesday by
shooting himself in the head. NJ
cause is known for his rash act. lie
was So years of age and leaves widow
and one child.
4, William Platt has leased and taken
possession of the Walbridge hotel.
j. l.. Dyer, of Canton, will open a
coach factory at Athens. He has or
ders to make $4,000 worth of automo-
bile cabs for a firm in Washington.
A case that excited the medical pro-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
MARKETS
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 27 Lackawanna
AVenue.)
Buttcr-Creamery, 3Oc.: dairy, tubs. 2Sc.
Eggs-Select western, l6c.; nearby state,
23c.
Cheese-Full cream, new, i3lzc.
Bcans-Per bu., choice marrow, 2.4O;
medium, s.. 20; pea, S2.20.
OnionS-Per bu., 45c.
Flour-S43O
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
BRIDGE WASHED AWAY.
The New Delaware and Hudson
Structure at seeleyville Floats
Down the Lackawaxen.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Pa, Jan. 21.-Last night
the ice freshet carried away the new
Delaware and Hudson wood bridge
over the Lackawaxen near Scelyville.
Passengers were brought to Homes
dale by stage today. The tracks are
being shifted to the old bridge over
which trains will be run tomorrow.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Jan. a0.--Cattle - In
changed; choice to extra, ssas5O: com
mon light, S5.J0a5.2i: grassers and heavy
fed. s2ai.25: late springer COWS no sale
To firm; Workers, A.70ai' %;
mostly, $i.75; mixed, S475aiS0; mediums,
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New York Live Stock.

New York, Jan. 20,-Beeves-No trad
ing, feeling steady. calVes-Steddy:
vcals. s6aS: fed calves. 81. Sheep and
Enthusiastically; Ian bs, steady To a shade
inwer: sheen si2ja5; lambs, S575aG7 %:
Canada lambs, $3.50, IloSs-Nominally
steady.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. f. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. CSC. I"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22
OF SCRANTON, PA.

Workers, $i.10aLTj; light lorkers, Si,6oa
4G5: pigs, 81. 25at15; roughs, s5ai2o, Sheep
Steady; choice we;hcrs, shl3alSo; COM
mon, S2a3; choice lambs, 81 lja6.2 2o com
mon TO good, i,JoaG.lo; veal calves s'a
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Jan. 2O.-The wheat market
was fairly active and firm today on the
Paris advices, reports of damage to for
eign crops and the East India famine,
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty. Jan. 20,--Cattle-SteadI
extra, 5sOaG: prime, s5.5Oa5,75; common,
s3a3.60. Hogs-Slow and lower; best hogs,
Si75a4.77i2; best mediums, $40; best
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-22

"BOGGliT MY LIFE FOR TEN
CENTS. This was one mans way of
putting IL when he had been pronounced
incurable from chronic dyspepsia.-"lt
was n living death to me unti | tried
DR.. Won STAINS Pineapple Tablets
thanks to them today | am well-and
tell my friends | bought my life for ten
cents'-ls In box-thoy're good for any
and every form of stomach trouble-saie
to use and convenient to carry with you.
For sale by Matthews Bros. and W. L.
Clark.-l0V.
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$40: heavy, siSiai.90 pigs, Si.5oat55:
roughs, Sil0ai.25. Sheep and Lambs
Active and l0al5c. higher for lambs: tops,
81. iaG.5o; good to choice. s6.lOa6.35; culs
To fair. Si15a6: mixed sheep tops, 81. i0a
i.10; culls to good, $3ai3S; wethers, A,j
az; yearlings. S90a5.35; heavy western
sheep, dun, some unSod.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
CHRISTIAN WORKERS. MEET.
Rev. n. A. Torrey ArraiEned some
Churches and Preachers.

Chicago. Sept. I9-The first session OF
the Convention OF Christian Workers was
held at the Chicago Avenue Moody
Church to-day. Rev. r. a. Torrey spoke
on The Need Of a General Revival"
making a bitter arraignmeut % tho pres
ent methods OF worship and what he said
were the "depraved tastos OF the people"
IN literature. art and amusements
The biz church founded by Evangelist
Moody was filled TO the doors when the
speaker began After DR. Torrey had com
pleted severe scoring OF the ministry in
the course OF which he. said Many OF Us
who are profcssediy orthodox are inhdels.
ne launched forth into a fierce attack on
certain church members.
Sunday Is rapidly becoming n day OF
pleasure" said Or Torrey Along with
neglect OF prayer and neglect OF Gods
work goes a lack OF generosity. The
churches are increasing IN wealth. but
the treasures OF the missionary societies
are empty. Christians do not average a
dollar year for foreign missions. Unbe-
lief Is rampant. Hand In hand with this
widespread inhdelity goes immortality.
Inidenty and immortality ore Slamesc
twins. Men who marry one wife after an
other are stlll admitted 10 good society.
and women do likewise"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
FINED THE ELKs' RATE
One Fare for the Round Trip Allow
ed for the Carnival,

One Fare for the Round Trip Allow
ed for the Carnival.
The Savannah railroad men who at
Committee OF the Southeastern Passenger
Association in Atlanta. day before yester-
day. have returned. They were Passenger
Tranice Manager y. W. wrenn and Chief
Clerk W. II. Leahy Of the Plant system
and General Agent J. c. Halle OF the Cen
trail
Among other matters considered by the
committee was the rate 90 be allowed on
account OF the Elks' carnival next month
The rate that was expected by the railroad
men was given. namely. one fare for che
round trip and one cent a mile for mill
tory companies and brass bands travelling
In uniform. The Elks had hoped for a
lower rate. but the railroad men knew
what the custom Is IN such cases ana that
similar shows and celebrations through
out shis territory get no greater conces-
sion.
The rates for the carnival viii be ef-
fective from a wide territory. They viii
prevail from within an imaginary line
drawn from Wilmington. ". G.. to Char
iotie. to Atlanta. TO Montgomery. 20 Mo
bile. 10 Pensacola and 20 Jacksonville.
The unusual limits were granted because
Of the desire Of the local lodge to secure
rcpresentaiions from the lodges OF other
cities.
The committee having In charge the
space for mercantile displays Is meeting
with great encouragement Merchants are
making applications for space. and Il
seems probable that all OF IL will be taken
up An application was received yesterday
for space from a concern that manufac-
lures automobiles In Brooklyn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
ron RENT-nOusIs


ron RENT. NEXT TO THE CORNER
OF Congress aud MONTGOMERY streets
thrce-story brick house. First class condi-
ton. Apply to j a. lleimken. Whitaker
and Liberty streets.
THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE. NO. 2i5
JONES street. east. renovated throughout
Apply ". a. Pigman's drug store. Aber-
corn street
FOR RENT TO AN ACCEPTABLE
party. my residence northeast corner First
and Drayton streets. Apply G. w. Howard.
No 80 Bay street, east
FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
No ga Waidburg street east between
Aberoorn and Lincoln. hrst-olass order
aud condition: every convenience. Right
rent TO right tenant Estate Solomon
Cohen. West Broad and BrouRhtou streets
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSE.
No. 2i5 Waldburg street east. between
Abercorn and Lincoln: perfect condition;
newly papcred. hot aud cold water; every
convenience. Estate Solomon Cohen.
West Broad and Broughton streets.
ron RENT. TWO STORY HOUSE. 1902
Haberaham street. Apply next door.
DESIRABLE HOUSE fai BARNARD
street. facing square; possession Oct. ].
Apply j C. Postcii. p Bay. east.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE BRICK
houses. number i02 and f9s Huntington.
east: newly napcrcd and repaired. with
an modern improvements. Apply 10 T..
G. Way. Bell Telephone. 1876.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

MAN or WOMAN. TO EMPLOY AND
superintend agents. 80 pcr month and ex-
pcnscsi experience not required. pcrmH-
ncnt Zelgler Co, s2 Locust street. Phil
ndelphia,
WANTED. AGENTS on GALVESTON
horror book 81 tm i0o pages fully illus
trated agents clear 2oOo per day. outht
free. best terms best book. freight naid.
credit given Monarch Book Co. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
WANTED HUsTLiNG AGENTS ~
every town TO SCH the finest limo OF cam
paign novelties iu the world: now o. tho
time. over 10 per cent prout. samples
and catalogue i0c Mordcn and WHIT
mhn. Npsilanu. Mich.
81 To 50 DAILY EASILY MADE ny
our live agents men or women. ceiling our
latest novelty. campaign waterproof neck
ties. Goods entirely new aud patented
Agents delighted Sales unlimited. what
others do you can do Time h. short.
Write to-day and secure exclusive terri
tory. Guaranteed best seller Ad8s-ss.
with stamp, NJ a NJ. Manufacturing Com
pany Dept G, Springfield. Mass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20


WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
Amy. able bodied unmarried men between
ages OF q and IS; citizens OF United
States, Of good character and temperate
habits. who can speak. read and write
English. Recruits are specially desired
for service Ia Philippines, Fer informn-
ton apply 10 recruiting ONCE. 800 Bun
street. Savannah. Ca.
WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss SHIPPING
clerk: only N - with experience and good
references need apply. cudahy Packing
co.
WANTED. REGISTERED DRUG
clerk. must be strictly temperate. ener-
Ee,lc and thoroughly reliable Address
with refer ncea stating salary expected
'Aioin"
WANTED SOME. SOBER SETTLED
white man % wholesale ana retail. and
take fun charge of n stall IN city market:
none hut sober man need apply. Apply
GO Firth street west
YOUNG MAN LEARN ILLusTRAT-
ing By correspondence. free. tuition pay
able % days after position 81 secured pay
Ing si3m a week Correspondence insti-
tuie OF America. Scranton. Pa.
WANTED. A GOOD TRAM ROAD EN-
ginerr runner. who can repair his engine
has long run. Apply 20 Oress Lumber
Company. Kramer. Ga.
WANTED, JOB PRINTERS. EXPERT
enced men only. The Foote a Davies
Company. IS East Alabama street. At
1anta. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
NEGRO MURDERER CAPTURED.
HIs Victim Naval stores Man For
merIy of Georgia.

Eunola. Ala. Sept. is.-The negro muir
dcrer. Harvic Woods. who shot and in
stantly killed afr. N. c. Smith near Ge-
neva. Ala. on Aus. p. was captured sun
day. Sept t. near Ponce DeLeon Springs
Fla. aud brought 20 Geneva Sunday
night and lodged IN jail sheriff Black Of
Geneva county. Alabama. and others. had
been searching for the murderer ever
since the killing. and for four days were
close on his track In the efforts 10 ar
rest Woods one innocent negro was killed
and three Other negroes slightly wounded
Woods was shot through the thigh with a
rifle bail. and a pistol ball struck him in
the arm.
Woods admits that the murder wus cold
hlo0dcd and does not expect anything less
than q hanging. Superior Court Is IN sos
sion az Geneva now. and Woods will like
~ be tried next week. Mr Smith op-
Grated a turpeutine business In BuIioch
county. Georgia. for a number OF years
and moved from that county 10 Alabama
about eighteen months ago. where be was
engaged IN the manufacture Of naval
stores until Killed. Mr.. Smith left a wife
and three children.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
The wcLnughIin statement.

Editor Morning News: The indiscretion
Of Mr. W. n. sturtevant introducing
while a suit was in progress-statements
which might bias public opinion, is, Il
appears 70 me. highly improper.
However. a. Il gives me an opportunity
Of retsliating. and my version may upset
his very plausible production. need not
complain.
The verbal arrangements between
sturtsvaut and myself were 10 divide the
profits and the expenses equally. There
was no deed OF partnership He was try
ing 10 make a few dollars to assist him
along. and furnished the place. the ways
and means.
In making up the statement OF affairs
Mr. Siurtsvant wanted to absorb every
thirg and objected TO he actual paid eN-
pense account. which l would In no way
forego-hence the imbrogli) and the ar
bitrary and high handed manner he took
10 force settlement
RE states IN his card that he removed
the goods during regular business hours
whereas on Saturday night. the sth inst.
after my store had been shut up and my
self and porter had left the premises MIR
sturtevant carried of several wagon loads
q the most valuable property therein
ana repeated the same thing on Monday
morning early before either ! or my port
cr had arrived
lie theh took from my desk the blotter
where All sales are entered and returned
q after keeping n several days entering
in Il q large list OF goods. which he stated
he had taken. so as 60 procure an AMIGA
BILE ssttlement-no price was attached 20
the list. nor even a means TO identify
each piece of goods.
Did he attempt 20 effect a settlement
not he. They were reputed 90 be sold the
same day they were taken away
will not enter into other and more Sc
rlous phases. but leave Il TO the decision
OF the court which meets on Saturday
next John Mclaughlin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
MAY MAKE SPECIAL RATES.
savRnnahIans May Witness Exhibits
ut Fare Engfneers' Convention.

SaVannahInns May Witness Exhibits
ut Fire Engineers' Convention.
Superintendent j. r. Mcguire Of the fire
department. has received letter from
Passenger Traffic Manager H. W. wrcnn.
Of the Plant System. replying to a letter
from the superintendent. in which Col.
Wrenn states that he will be glad 20 name
special rates from Savannah TO Charles
ton on the occasion OF the annual conven-
ton OF fire chiefs there IN November. pro.
vided he ~ assured that there are a SUI
ncient number here who intend making
the trip
II occurred 20 Superintendent Mcguire
that as there will he very fine exhibit
OF FIRE extinguishers and fire lighting APP
paratus generally at the Charleston Con-
vention. there were doubtless a number
OF Savannahlans who would like 10 in
spect the exhibits and witness the tests
which viii be made hence his letter 20
Col. Wrenn. The superintendent requests
those having the trip In view TO commun-
icate with him. Tho convention will be
held Nov. 1922
The Sunday excursions OF the Plant
System to Charleston and 20 Brunswick
VIII end this month. the last being run
en- Sent 30
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
PROSPERITY MEANS TOURISTS.
col. u. w. wRENN Is ANTICIPATING
A HEAVY WINTER BUSINESS.

The Plant system HAS Handled the
Heaviest Excursion Travel in IL.
History Into savannah This sum-
mer-The Railroads Have Also
Taken Many Passengers 60 the
Mountain and sensible Resorts,
More Than Ever Before This
Means That There L. Money In the
south. and the Inference II That
There L. a Great Deal More In the
North-This VIII lie spent In Trims
south in the winter.
Col. y. w. Wrenn. passenger trafic
manager for the Plant System. is back
IN his Savannah Office after some weeks
spent IN looking after the affairs of the
company at the North Col. wrcnn Is
close observer of the times. and his judg-
ment upon matters pertaining to passen-
ger business Is unexcelled. He was ask
Cd yesterday about the prospect for win
ter tourist travel and replied IN this way:
Il can only take the financial condition
OF the country as my reason for saying
that good tourist season is probably IN
store for us. In November the political
question will have been settled. and those
who have money to spend can devote
themselves TO a consideration OF how they
shall do a. Going away Is a popular d.
version among the people OF the North
during the winter. and the South offers
them attractions in climate and other re-
spects that are unsurpassed.
The people have money to spend. Even
I'm the South we see that. II It is true
here. It Is unquestionably true of the
North. The records OF our summer ex-
cursion business show that Il was great
er the present summer than ever before.
Tho people must have money. or they
would not be able TO buy the tickets We
have handled thousands OF excurslonisis
into Savannah during the summer
Another illustration may be found IN
the number OF people whom you know
that have left Savannah during the sum
mer for seaside or mountain resorts The
railroads have noted tho travel II has
been heavier than they have ever exneri-
enced. All this goes 10 show that there
Is money In the South. aud II II Is here.
there Is even more OF Il IN tho North This
money must BE- spent. and those fortunate
IN having II will b. coming down this
winter In search OF health, pleasure or
change OF scene.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

LADIEsi CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyal pills are the best Safe. re-
liable. Take 40 other. Send &c stamps
for particulars. "Relief for Ladies'" In
letter by return mail. Ask your druggiss.
Chichester Chemical Co. Philada.. Pa.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET If YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me and
will give you relief; I cure inErowing
nails. corns and all diseases Of the feet
without pain: charges reasonable: can
give the best references IN the city; pa
TENTS treated al residences: orders can
be left as LvinRston's drug store. Bun
and Congress streets; telephone 10. Lem
Davis surgeon chiropofist.