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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-09
Al Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn. April s.-The spring
meeting closed to-day. The track was
fast. Results: Six furlongs. selling
Bertha Nell won. Nimrod second, His
Brother third: time. 1:l5h. Selling. seven
furlongs-Blitheful won. Lady of the
West second. Jim Lisle third; time. 1;29A
Nine-sixtecnths of "a mile. Maxwell
House stakes-Wolverton won. Pell Nell
second. Clarence b.. third: time. :55is.
Selling. six furlongs-Holy Land won. G.
X. Longhurst second. Kosiso third time.
l:i5h. Purse. six furlongs-Fervor won.
Aun Bird second. Sim w. third: time.
liza. Six acknowledgements ID. won.
Bombarden second, Katie Longfellow
third: time, 1;l6.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-09
Entries mt Oakland.

First race. three-quarterS or "A mile
Distinction, Widow Jones. Santa Paula,
9s: Judge Stouffer. 100: Delore, Queen Nubia.
Silver State. 101; Seaspray. Howard. Ner-
voso. Pat Murphy, 1903: Sly. l0i. Potentate.
JOG: Plumeria. i07; William Pinkerton. 1903.
Second race. seven-eighths of "A mile
Mocorito. Free Lady, IS; Florenso. Col.
Dan. Melvin Burnham. 100: Median. 10S.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth-Good
Friend, 50: Bonito. s2; Caspar. l06: Earl
Cochran. Buckwa. Alvarado H., l0'; Dou-
BILE Quick. San Marco. 1l0.
Fourth race. the General Arthur Cigar
stakes. for 2-year-olds, four and a half
furlongs-Lavator. 101: San Cunado. Pan
amint. Obsidian. Mallakwa, San Ramon.
l09: Toluca. Native Son. Leo Vertner. 112;
Maud Ferguson. Magdalena, 100: Olinthus.
IL. CPanamint and Obsidian, Il. a. w. en-
tryD
Fifth race, the Burns handicap. mile
and a quarter. value $40. O00-Marplot. "a:
F~onsovannah. 102: MoreIlito. 104: Candle
leria. 105: Traverser. ll2: Linstock. 100;
Won't Dance. Scarborough. lis: Satsuma,
l22: Ostler Joe. 125: Buck Massie, 125. Can
delaria and TTaverser, II. * w. entry.)
Sixth race. three-quarters of "a mile.
handicap-Oficial. IS; Zamar H.. IS: Rec
~reation. l06: McLight. JOS: Bellicosp Tea
Rose III. Ill; Libertine. 1l2: May w,
III: O'Connell. lis.
Seventh race, three-quarters OF a mile
Chappie, 100. Refugee. Road Warmer. "a
mar H.. Lode Star. 1903: Olive, Break o.
Day. lN; Robair. II. q. Ban. McLight.
Peixotto. LOG. Midlight. 100. Newsgatherer,
imp. Mistral H.. l09.
Clear, track fast.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-09
What Was the Trouble?
Health Broken Down, Heart Troubles, Torpid
Liver, Consumption, Rheumatism
Whatever It Was. Hoods sarsaparina Cured by is Power a.
The One True Blood Purifier.

Discouraged people are numerous now some because OF
lost business, others because of lost health. All may find
fresh inspiration and valuable suggestions in the following:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-09

Of the most dangerous Of the competitors.
Satsuma. IL pounds. has lots OF admirers,
and with Tubcrville in the saddle. figures
prominently.
Scarborough. last years California Der
by winner. has been working exception
ally well lately. and with lis pounds and
Hennessy up has an undeniable chance.
Ed Corrigan will be represented by the
Longfeliow mare. Won't Dance, lis.
which has been in great form at all dis
tances from one to two miles recently.
Traverser. liz. and Candelaria, los. will
carry the Burns e. Waterhouse colors.
The former won the Derby with I22
pounds in 2:0sh Saturday last. Candelaria
has not yet started this season. but has
worked well with his stable companion.
Linstock. 107, will represent Kentucky.
and will have the services of II. Martin.
He IL conceded to be hard to beat despite
his poor showing last Saturday. Matt
Stems MoreIlito. lo4. ON form has "a very
fair chance of annexing the big purse
provided his owner can secure a good boy
to ride him. Fo~nsovannah. l02. and Mar
plot. ~. may also start. but apparently
have little or no chance
Billy Randall nd all the Montana boys
got down heavy in the books on Ostler
Joe at TO ]. banda said to the
Standard reporter tonight that Ostler
was ft to race for his life, and any
horse that beat him would know he nae
been to the race. Randall. Tom But
Ter. ii. l.. Frank and all the others are
pinning their faith and putting coin on
the black horse. The Burns e. Water
house pair. Traverser and Candelaria.
are favorites at 3h to 1. Scarborough is
second choice at s. and Ostler Joe third
at Z. Shields will race grand old
Satsuma. who is 10 to l tonight. To the
writer the race o like Satsuma,
Ostler Joe and Scarborough.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-09

CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02
Il STAGE RIDE.

Ketchum caught 'em. but they got away.
Ketchum is in Alturas county. about
seventy-five miles north OF Shoshoue, At
the point where Trail Greek empties into
Wood River. Where ouce all was rush and
life and push, there is now aquietude
that is almost depressing. and one easily
recalls Goldsmitti's Deserted Village"
Several years ago silver was discovered
here in paying quantities, and the rush
began. A mill" was built. many la
borers employed, prospectors OF adjacent
fields fiocked to this " Klondyke, and
Ketchum was all astir. Rents were fab
ulously high. and every dollar that could
be spared was put into buildings good,
bad and Indifferent Three almost desert
ed meeting houses tell the story OF early
enthusiasm in missions and later blasted
hopes. But the time may yet come when
these mining towns, non temporarily en-
barrassed. will come 10 the front again.
While in the West made this town the
point Of departure for trip into Custer
county. 1t was our Grst experience in th'
old fashioned stage coach, and we looked
forward to il with the pride of "A boy IN
his nrst trousers. The trip was one ol
about eighty miles. TO be made IN about
ten OF twelve hours. with change o
horses at three different places. We start
ed in the early morning. and although
the summer. as we find II in Illinois ol
Iowa vas fairy opened, YET the ice crackl'
under the feet OF our mules aud the icicle
hung on the fences where the fountain
(relics OF better day )were throwing laugh
ing sprays II appears that the buffalo
robes were still IN the possession OF III
bufTalos for we could not persuade IN
manager of the stage line to furnish on
for our shivering forms. Giving hin
, such blessings as wereprompted by To
corgca,ed state of oar'hearts, We depart
ed for the higher altitude.
One of the most interesting things aoou
this>ride was that VIC walked SO mucl
OF The way. Arriving At the base Of on
OF the hills that is practically a mountain
I OF the Saw Tooth range. we were ela'
. enough to alight and occupy the b-ief tim
, required to change horses in foot rae
up the hill. We ran OF at n bresk-ncc
speed for fear our expert driver woul
ovcstakc us before we were tnorousnl
warm. We had no need Of sear- No'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02

Mr. JAP, Nichols OF lower Boise Valley
was an EmSeest viaitor Tuesday.
Nerve Gill. who Sss been IndIsposcd for
some tire is alle tube out again.
Smithlon moved into his new house
near the drug store yesterday.
There it is sgainI Moons full = = reg
ulsr monthly occurrence one thing tho,
its face Is never blearrd or disgusting 70
look at. and It never says foolish things.
Mr.. Richie went to Idaho City with =
load OF produce Thursday.
Mr.. Newly thinks it'better for his chIl.
dren to be iu school. aud his wife At home
than picking hops @ 75-cents per owt.
SO he went down after them yesterday.
The school across the river in north
Emmett. opens Sept 18th. Miss Hattis
Barber teacher.
Mrs. Slower who has been visiting her
son n-in-law, Scott, Of Scott's ranch. near
Vale Oregon, returned Wednesday eve.
Mr.. Bilderback will register you any time
be is at home on Commercial ST., So every
body call and regIslerif you wish to vote.
Ladies remember there will be women on
every one Of tho county tickets snd'if
you want to vote register before it is TOO
late.
Several Of the boys went TO the hop at
the hop ranch Wednesday night. Why
not, Isn't the hop vine the thing to
dance under. and the hop ranch the prop
er place for d danceg
Adam Steinbowcr returned from the
Basin by way Of Boise. yesterday.
Miss Eva Deem came from Boise. yes
tcrday, ready for school work.
Mrs Bayhouse, Mrs. Geo Bilderdak snd
daughter from Boise. moth9r and sister
of Mrs q. p Bilderback, were visiting il
Emmett this week.
Nr. Pugh has been busy working a
the school house arranging forthe open
ing of school.
Preparatory to making change il
my business / will sell my entire stock o
harness and sadlery goods at cost for tn
next thirty days. J. Z. Lucus.
Caldwell Ida.
Emmett HAS not anything 1T the grea
Omaha Exposition, bestir yoursslve, ant
let us have Il good showing. Boxes ar
shipped from Caldwell every "Wednesday
free OF charge.
Remember we will take wood on sui
ssripton for few days longer. Call an
see us about it,
FOR Sale $500. Room cottage hous
in Boise. lots, on Tenth ST. Young fru
trees in bearing. Excellent water.
Best location in Boise. Call on or writ
G. II. Henry HorseShoeBend, Idah
The TfISI Letter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02
PEARL

Mr.. Robb. Minton, from Ontari>, was
at Pearl visiting for the past week.
Mr.. S. c. Huston Of Burns, Oregon is
visiting friends in Pearl, this week.
DR.. Clymer, was up last week, fcom
Emmett, on business trip.
Work has been resumed in the Check
mate Mine, The new whim was put into
operation, the former part OF last week
and they now have on. two shifts.
The Misses Webster and Mrs. Poston.
from near Horse Shoe Bend visited the
the Union S. S. at Pearl.
Mr.. NJ. Hyde and L. R. Waller attend
ed the Democratic Convention the l7th.
at Placerville.
a. Graves of Denver Co.., arrived Friday
the 10th. Mr.. Gravs is prominent min
ing mau and is here in the interest OF
some prominent Colorado capitalists
A dance was given At the Mountain
side Hotel in honor of Mr.. Huston snd
Mr.. Minton, both OF OIe.
Shclton's. Uyhe's AID Halls are oaoa
from the Basin where they spent tn'
summer.
Sodcrbcrge and Seibsri from near hors'
Shoe Bend visited Pcarl,and report SOM
very rich ore in the mincs they are WORK
ing after run Of ore through iheiF MUS
Mrs. Waller who has been spending III
summer months in Pearl, re'uped 10 ne
bone in Boise.
Mrs. Mary z. Kidd has moved 70 a i''''
aottsgc up the Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r Walter their danr'l
~ ~ Mss Sl,ioit z,'srr . " 7 '''''--r y
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02

School Convention at Marsh, Aug. Nth
Mr.. Jones, Of Boise. and Mr.. Lpe. OF
Denver, was looking. after some mining
property in Pearl
Mr.. Ii. B. Williams.who has been sick
for the past two weeks, is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Dorman are visit
ing in Caldwell.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hall on Aug.
10Th. IL pound daughter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02
Deauty IL blood Deer.

Clean blood means clean akin. No
beauty without il. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your bloed and keep Il clean, b,
purities from the bo:hr Begin today 70
5anish pirnples, boils, tlotches, blackheads,
and ihst sickly bilious compiexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty Tor ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, 50c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02

All persons knowing themselvessndcbi
cd 10 Thec2mmett Index on back sub
scrip,iou,flcase call ana settle theaccouot
with me,. r. W. Atkinson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02

Educate Your Bowcss with Cascarots-
ioc 25o. tic. c. C. fail druggists refund money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-02

The Itisi Letter.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
KEgp T uP

a sm0oth-tongued salesman from a
distant city took in Brunswick last
week ard sold several hundred shirts
at resaii 70 Brunswick gentlemen. IN
yestigation showed that the same
shirts could be bought in Brunswick
stores 25 per cent. cheaper than the
out-of-towu salesman got for them.
Keep it up, gentlemen; that's the
way to blHd your city. Get al the
money yon can in Brunswick and
spend all Yen can ont Of Brunswick,
By ob.erying this rule you'll 5000
maze Brnuswick AZ big as New York.
and every local merchant will soon be
a millionaire
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22

othera-as all self.respecting girls
should undoubtedly do
10 40 outsider, whose nsconyen-|
tionsI feet have never tripped across
The waxen floor, 10 unison with The
orcbesi ra's music and obedience to the
leader's whistle, i would seem that
The male members Of the Coullion'
club have been guilty Of ilagrant mat
tention II Of nothing more suFel
every one Of the society youog ladies
Of Brunswick IS Interesting enough
aud attractive enough, even 70 alien
eyes, 10 merit an invitation, an escort
and partner to every dance hat the
Coulilon club can afford; and surely,
the young man who would slight one
OF these charming creatures, and leave
her, like slipperiess Cinderella, a.
home alone, while her luckier siAFefs
reyeI At the Oglethorpe, deserves all
the cfitielsms that all the diacerning
society editors and addresses 10 the
world could possibly hur
The onus Of proof, boys, Is on ytu.
We have only heard one side Of the
question; we pine for the other. Lent
is upon ne, aud the dress suit and the
dancing pumps must BE-, for time
laid aside, for he tender caresses Of
eth-bal During the season Of
d penitence, you win hayee
II formulate your answer and TO
declare open war or, submissive,
for peace Ere the fret dance
after Easter summons lie gay lhrong
to the rhythmic melody Of pianoforte
aod vloi, you must decide % all he
girls Or none Of them. Youmust con-
sent 70 bring from every home within
the exclusive circle every available
daughter, or else endure, thencefortb,
that beaslly paradox girlless ger.
man
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
a DIFFERENCE IN ENEMIES.

Manager Jake Beach, Of the Akin
son campaign, is quoted BY the Wash
dngton correspondent Of the Savannah
News as saying that the Atkinson
campaign means war to the knife
against Fleming "a Bignon. 10 a
later interview, Mr.. Beach denounoes
the Washington interview az abso
lutely and entirely false.
TnR TIMns is glad that Mr.. Beach
didn't say 50 for Judge Aikinson's
sake. Fighting superb and state.
wide political Organization like that Of
which Fleming do Bignou Is the head
is vastly different from lighting tbe
Giynn county "Goo Coos
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
NoToE.
80 or GEonaIl.

CouSTY or GLyNN.
IN pursuance % the power couferrcd upon
this, THE New south binding q Iaaa ass0eia-
lion. OF New Orleans. louisiana, b. William
Hoislcy. Of said county, hy deed dated the third
day ~ October, isg2 (Which deed Is TO be found
0n record in tlio book OF mortgages number on
page 10 Of the record Of mortgages In the Office
el the clerk OF this superior court % said county,
the undersigned viii sell 81 public cutlery before
the conf, house door ~ saia county OF GlYnn
between the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock 10
the lorenzo a.lln0u The first Tuesday in March,
lsls,to the higfrss iet for cash tar following
dcspfihfd properly. 80; Tow common lots
So 81 and o0er THIRD OF ~ >e'qsmcncing on east
side az Albany street &C ponrtl0 feet from the
north lice az 7 street. AVID running theme south
along east line % Albany sffNet TO said street.
thence cast along north liue ot street $50 feet
to Amherst street. thence north along he We
line 81 Amherst street 2l6 feet. thence west $50
feet 20 point on beginning. The same being
leasehulu interest IRON the mayor aud council Of
tie city of iruu7Wick, Georgia, from January
LIST, isiN, for q term az ninetN-ninc years, aii In
the elty 81 brunswick. county Of Slynn, state Of
Ne9i-la. together MltA all the rights ufcmbersi
aud appuitcnaaees thereto belonging aud ap-
fmrlAininN, and upon payment of tile pureh 8se
price thereof ~ in make q good fee simple title
conveying said property to such purchaser.
said sale will 8e mnae because default has
occurred aud confined for more than two sue
eessise months Ia the payment BY said William
Heislcy Of the Indebtedness referred 10 Ia the
deed urst aforesaid, The amount now due 70.
said New South building n rean association
being the sum of eleven hundred, twenty
aud Sli00 dollars hesides costs, Nhefeuper
this association las elected 70 make this 70
obtain payment thereof the proceeds arising
from this nalc VIII he applied as directed u
said h'si mentioned daed, This z9th da3aoi
New sauea Building 4 Loan assoeialiolF BY
its special agents and atforni vs. at-law
CR0NAEr 81 IN Hlpflki.l4s
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
NoIloE 81 lNooRPoRATloN.
STATE 0V GK0aeIA.


10 the superior court Of sand county
The petition Of u Murphy, W. NJ. wilson.
Oscar Lott. y. ID. Smith. J. " Johnsoni y. y
Gee :. Ii. salisbury, Nj. Hitch, Il &. Folks. q
G. Grace, w. y, Smith and J. johnson eai ext
fully shows;
sofs and ass 9ns and legal representatives de-
sige 70 be Incorporated for the term II tweuty
years. With the right Of fcneWal at the explla-
ton Of said term as an association for the
maintenance d seaside resort on ST. simon
Island, 81 said county and state, for the promo
ton OF health. pleasure and general social and
beneficial purposes and not Tor pecuuiary gain,
under the name and style u the Maycf0ss-St
simon Island colony
Second They dcsirc b be vested with the
power Of contracting and being cOnirassel
with stfeipp aud Icing sued purshMsing and
selling holding and enjoying real and pcrs0nI
property, and improving The same; 81 making
and collecting aeae smenta 70 meet expcnzes
and 81 issuing certificates 70 sha pholders lor
sueA Subdivisions Of the property Of ssid So
citation rs they may individually own Of ac-
quirc with the eQrieSp nding rights, privileges
mon property right and privileges d said as
sociaton. Ia lieu of any other muAlment Of
tons IN respect g the traaaier or alienation
thereof and the right - Forfeiture a. said $500
81 ton may see Il TO adopt
Third. They also desire lhe right and power
% perfect AVID maintain their orkaniEati1H aHd
prpno'e its pui poses, by the election 81 board
q dirtc aud such officers % may De nee
safY, Hnl 70 49, and execute aus a1d gu aueA
by-lawH, saNtG regulations anu sanllarY rules
as they may deem proper, and @ change
and alter the same apat u asufe, and
generally % base aud ekefcise ali such right
and powers incident q similar corporations.
net inconsstent with the constitution and laws
0f bis state or Of thc United States.
Fourth PetltionerF domiciie Will be at ST.
simon lslRud' Giyun county = 81 but hey DIES ee
the right 20 transact any q all such business
% appeitaius TO their said association, It's or
ganization and maintenance, AZ Waycross, GA.
and publication ~ this petition a. provided bg
law, thai An order Ut Incorporate a be passed
by the honorable court ia ace rdanee With The
statute iu such case made aud provided. Aud
petitioners viii ever pray, etc.
LION a. WILSON,
Petition rs Attorney.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
HOW ABOUT THls. aoYs2

Social Brunswick is stirred up The
slclety young man, who counts the
german as HE CHIEF amusement, and
the society young-iady, who would
like to entertain q similar prerSence,
ara ALI iutter The Atlanta kissable
maiden sensation and the Charleston
anti-aetress sensation are but triiiing
incidents compared TO the excitement
that now perlurba the local ieunesse
d'Oree and their best, but sighted
girls.
L has All come about from para
graph 10 sundays TINES A few
strokes Of the ren, few words, a
printer's services, and publication
and bang presto the sensation is
awing.
The society column pin most cases
harmless, conventional. innocent
thing, mild record OF milder events,
has, IN the hands Of a gifted lady who
Il courageous enough to write what
she thinks, become a casus belli, agi.
Eating polite Brunswick as the explo-
sion OF the unfortunate Maine has agi-
tated the peace u nationp, and shak-
log the symmetrical circle Of local
society into an ineohesiye zigzsg
In Sundays TlMEs, in The society
column, right in the midst Of suave
descriptions of recherche teas and
gentle hammered card parties. the ed
itress OF that column uamasks Cat.
ling battery and pours a rain OF shot
add shell straight into the stronghold
OF the exclusive Cotinion club-an on.
sIaught which was we'll calculated to
MAKE every male member Of that haut
ton organization dodge behind the
FIRST convenient tree.
The society edltress charges, anent
the recent german q the Cotilhon
cIub, that 'the young ladies standing
ready 70 help make up and grace these
saciets functions were not invited to
l,nd their presence that the young
ladiss are ny right Of usage and
convention" lady members Of the
clab, and that for any o. them (she
gsrlsl to be denied the privilege Of at
tending is rudeness worthy Of re-
ssntmens Furthermore, whites the,
society eei,ress, who is undoubtedly
IN 4 position 70 know, vghose are very
fortunate girls, and have some special
snviropment, who get ut to every
cub germap.
But this l. not all The paragraph
goescn tosay II make my plea strong
because these entertainments Of the
Cotiliicn club are mems own, BY which
they are supposed to make sort Of
return for the inyItations TO private
functions which are showered upon
them. p
Thus is rudeness shown to be sup
plemented BY downright ingratitude,
aud the young lsdies ire urged BY the
gifted editress to re,aliate for such
neglect, and TO rise in body and re-
fuse to attend the first german after
Easter" and to stand by one an
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22

AN able communication on vital
subject, from prominent Brunswick
ian. win appear in this column tomor-
row morning.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
Attention, Torpedo Division, Naval Militia

Attention, Torpedo Division, Naval Militia
Order no. Is The company is here
By ordered TO appear at the armorY on
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 p. m !, in blue
uniform without leggins, to take part
in the parade IN honor Of Washing
tons birthday.
By order OF
JAMES 5. WRiour,
G. A, TAYLOR, Lieut.. Com
Hlent and Exc
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22

F0r Mardi Gras, New Orleans February %
TIE Southern Railway oiFers ratp
of sla65 fen The round trip. Leave
Brunswick 9;l0 p. m ana arrive in
New Orleans at S 30 ?. N. next day
Connecting at Atisa,a with solid ves-
tibuled train for New Orleans. Tickets
on sale TO 2ist Of February Good to
return Msrch -
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
The Moaern WAY

COmmends itself 10 the welI-informed,
90 do pleasantly and effectuaIiy what
was formerly done in the erudsst
manner and disagreeably as well. To
cleanse the System sud break up colds
headaches and fevers without un-
pleasant after effects, use the delight
ful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Made by California Fig Syrup
~
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22

A NEW ENGLAND paper ls printipg,
the pictures q the babies OF All Of its
One way Of booming IN
FAINT indnstries
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22

How does Candidate Atkinson stand
"a the Brunswick judgeship9 THAT is
he only question: that disiurbs the
ocal situation.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
10 cure ! Oold q 0ne paY

Fake Laxative Bromo Qaimne Tablets
An druggists refund the money II II
failsto cure. % cents. The genuine
has l.. 3. q on each tablet
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-22
Attention, First Division

Orders No. 5. First division, Ma
val Militia, will assemble al their ar
mory at 8 o'clock p. nj, Tuesday, the
22d instant, for the purpose Of taking
part 10 parade to celebrate the an
nigersarg Of the birth Of The immortal
George Washington.
By order ct
FRANR D. AIKEN,
c. L. ELLIOT, Lieut.. Cmdg.
Lieut.. and Elk. OF.