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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31


c, .; !; Pope; Lincoln: Nsb.; Frsnc,s y:
hue, Spokane: Jos<ph Irving, Everett: w.
wife; New York; 2. II. Grimm. Dsming.
City: +. n. Robinson. Victoria. H. A.
eteinke and wife. Wallace, Idaho: J. W
new y son s. scsSed Montana A.
Parker. Biz Lake, DR.. r. 3. Lyle. Both
ell J. G. IAnning. Chicago: =. I. stin-
Nm frss'aaneo s.. Fr rsnnn Nh. s
Lyle. Bothell: Miss Abbie sullivan. Both
ell: q. z. BUM. Wilkeson; A. r. Martyr.
Atidril, y. B.; "; :; DAVIS. CITY NJ and
Cales. chicaeos J. 8. stransroom. wife and
son, New Whatcom: B. Hiefry, Mount
Vernon: George w. LogEie. whstcom. !.
Everett Tee Ms 's sssvei.on Everett 49, [.
Mo-iinton and wife. Port Townsend: Henry
shaw. New York: W. II, Davis. Rcesiand:
William B. AdaIr.- Port Aneeles: J. Davis
@. r. Mead. San Francisco; j: A. Jacobs
Spokane: J. p. cummins. SPOKANE; c. c.
Brooks. City: Mrs. l. y. y Stevens. pres
ident national W. c. T. u. Chicago. y, !;
Miss Anna Gordon, national secretary. w.
c. r. T.. Chicago.
The nainier-Grana.
Jas. r. Lusk, St. Louis. II. NJ. Lcraiand.
Tacoma: W. D. Van Schuyler. Noel Du.
puir. George Sewers. Portland: Z. F.
R Rarss maacs J p 3 Il E.., nsa1
H. Ereiett. Greenville. Me-; s. r. Gardner.
Haverhill. Mass; Mrs, l. g. Gregory: New
York. MIR. J. 3. Rice. q. Paul; Hiram
ton: a. L. Wakeneld. w. op. Co: Robert
Sandn. New Brighton. England; II. 8.
Winter. Livexpoo. England, Z. Z. Larri-
man. San Franeisco; r: J. coyle. yancou.
yer, b. c.: Z. r. Walker. Ottumwa. Ia:
John Berkshire George Krasf. sidney. o.:
George E.: sp h.9,a g. 0ss c n,s ss sn
Francisco. 8. 8. Durkhesmer and wife.
Portland: Miss Grace ~ Payxon Miss
Grace n rhili.ps. Boston; w :; Lgh, and
Or: ii. p. Myers. Seattle; George Smith.
Milwaukee: J. b. Hastings Rossiand. w.
Alexander. +. II. Lindsay. Tacoma.
The Brunswick.
j. Charles p. wells. San Francisco; NJ.
4 sss,a a. f esss 4 no.. n.rT,ses n sa
New York: n, r. Pentreath. California: Dr.
F. Chappell. Granite Fall. Pat Cummings.
City: q. c. Clement. Portland; b W. Har-
Lansing. City. J. L<wis Dee Moines; NJ
A. Ovens. internay: W. H. u. MacKeiiar
and wife. City; r. B. Clark. Helena. Mont. /:
and wiz. . sossan n'eps 1 soei,ser q, PAUL.
r. ONeal. San Francisco; VIII am J. Math-
ers, Vancouver, O. N w. Wilson, Port
land Messrs. Williams. Tfhhftts Corey,
webber. clarey. Tacoma oreo.es baseball
Club.
The Dstler.
j. r. James, city; r. r. Hogan. Spokane:
r. n. Rhodes. Spokane: Mr. and Mrs r.
New York. l.. 8 Nicholson. New York:
Mr. and Mrs C. f. Brown. Portland or. 7;
r. r Nieheis. New York ]. n. Hardy and
family. Chester. Conn. Mrs. G. G.. Bsrhe.
City. II l.. Bali l.. &. ". g.. Mrs. White
mack Portland ID. H. AcMus!en, City: A.
X. Holmes. Menominse. Mich: George
Donald. North Yakima. III J. Lea, Port
land: G. MeBride Mount vernon. h. l..
wiiiss ms Blaine J. = Book Aberdeen;
Max Leopold Chicago Charles IL Ballard
winrhrop. Wash. Miss Anna A. Ballard.
Winthrop, wash, Miss Mary r. Ballard.
Auburn Wasn-. A G. Sx6gwtek Spokane
Miss May :. Harrison. Chicago.
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OFFICE - = s. " FAseepyeE fSsrsa tess
A&sh Ma = 1ss& Sealed pgagsaSsss su
trig'lseAts. w. BE- F.eesv.S here snti Il
elecN ~ 4f4ns = tsH sa3 thea
cfs~n~St fcs fafTs4ss2lEg feel AZ slsE several
m@tiraFg posts IN sess ssega Fssneat fcv
TseS4l Yssr eSsss5gs ia9 tNis sNxs Ia.
sesaa&ssazs FURNISHED heFe ~ ny zg4rgeE-
masters al Posts : reserves FsSat
- sNtssf er ssesut sHV ar All sFssssssst =
- ass fsTs t@sTvrf f-sXsv} oges ccntss{ss.
tx pTes@y&s ShSsss& - nsA.sea Pre-
szrs&lN SsF Ess~a - ~- ass; aa3TeSsssf
tQ @aseFsisns y Fs<aHs. = - "
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IN THE SUP ERROR ftoURT OF TIL r
STATE q W,.shinstcn Tor the County Of
Eaw Ard l. Ncrdhof. deceased. Ne. 10
In Probe ge- Admir- lissra;rixs notice Of
sac % ysersorai property.
Nsotice Is hereby given that the u ,eser-
o <net , dmlnissrasF.x af the estate Of Ed
Eard T. Eorthof.. deceased. WILL a. ( the
front 2 DOR Of toe y3on Marcae. ar NJ fS2s
Second avenue. tn she city OF s. attic
COUNT Of king. state Of Washinsss a. On
the S-E day Of Play. iss2 q, the hou- Of 10
htSi SCI bidder. for cAsh. the stock o mer
chs laaise ee.e' letng 10 said estate cs,ntaIr-
ed in the est AhlisNEseEf known as raa Bon
arcae. and situated a. Nos l<zSNses See
nd avenue. ard at Nos. lis and Ill Pike
street. n me city OF Seattle. ana also the
good win OF the business there conducted
by the der~.ens at the time OF hk dear.
and since rsen ~ the admlnistratrix.
Dated th.<p 1871 daS Of MAY 1889
JOSEPHINE r. NORDHOFF.
Admit ssrasrix OF the estate OF Edward L.
Norshnfy. Deceased.
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The ~. A. r. h r. steamer Roanoke In At
Vancouver - G.. taking on Canadian
freigh, for shipment to Dxwscn by way
Of The lower Yukon, and 40 soon ~ her
cargo IL loaded viii come 90 Seattle 10
prepare TO leave hero for thu North June
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To HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTI AGE
bends OF the Seattle Steam He at &
Power Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the cattle
Steam Heat 4 Power Company will pay
on the Ind day of June, 1899. the Il ,lioW-
ing honde OF The issue Of February jst 1896.
secured by tfust deed Of said date given
By said company to Dexter Horton Co.
bankers. trustee: namely bonds nuI nbers
8. IL s 8, 10. II. u - 4. Is. ls, u. Is. -.
2 2. z. z. 2. e 2 z : 2 e. q. g.
H. a. IS a. So ST. s. 81 81 S. IS. 81. Isl
81. o. 81 g. g.. a. e5. es. 81 Is, So 20. n.
a. g. 10 Is. IS. =, IS g. 70, 81. S. sSs 81
s., So 81 S. 80 go 81. 81. g. "a Is. SIS, 81.
S. g. 100: and that said payment viii be
made al the Office 81 said trustee in Seat
tie. Washington This notice is given II,
pursuance OF the option reserved In saiS
bonds and in Art v. OF the said trus |,
deed
Interest on all eaid bonds will cease on
said June End, 1899
SEATTLE STEAM HEAT 4 pow Err
COMPANY.
BY w. j. CRANES. Manager.
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Otsirt.t OF washington
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued out
OF the United States district court for the
Northern DIVISION district OF Washing ION
on tne 76th day of May, lsaa notice IL ere
sfssr cash on Monday. the sth day Of une.
Eas at II O'Clock a. m. al the front door
~ the building on the northeast corm n of
Fourth and Marion streets In the eli OF
Sea tile ktug county. Wash. whereh the
Fesierai eour,rno1ns are located. the = cam
or s-vesper.' her engines. boilers ma chin
err, boats tackle. apparel. appurfen ances
aid furniture, Rs she now lies in Nc ran s
ship yards in said city Of Seattle.
c. w I'D E.
United States Mari hal
BY L. w Tyler. Deputy.
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L : H.>GsSE-ER QEgttE Eeras Basss.
SO Ss4t31s. NsSh Ma = "a Ssss ssss
Proposals fsr Asaessax E@a 3st asss ssszss&
~oSNts1 &az. $685. vi he Fnce{Vess At
shsx 49, $50 x e'eas.x rs-asa gsas e
sssA snS 49, ysszasscay as~aess "a ~1ss~
sseD fskEas<sss g. &aRsS&ttea akagsse
'Iay ,sE sssssssa4 E.ssAsaSsz*-
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orrics OF CONSTRUCTING 81 ,R,

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING CT AR
teFma<ser Seattle. Washington NAY 4
ssas.~-sssses, proposals IN trip1fate wsii
be received here untA II IN, THURS 5aF.
Jurr IS fsss and thee opened fag ecel.
strAsttrn and plumbing AZ Marr0Ae EnFss
Point n#ar Sa&tsir wassssrgfprs 81 the
fnliewssx etsssalnSs doMase SETS EN-
s-erw aaarsegx | dsssbse SCI - G y u
quarters asFraek ! sans.nkstr a sEssss
kastsing guard heuse, / aasarfsru1s sssFss
ard sahslssaaee @tareha0sT I sgahss ard
wAw~m she'd / sSsr bakery. | hos cgsaI
l sst AcsessAs eusssk quarters Plans
and sgeEEaeSskaIs may ~ SEER ansf Yan
tafa-ua3ttau VIII he furnished DC ae 3s:sa
ENaH a. sHgs ofnrs. - a the Gus gs.F-
HCAstegs asH@0 a. S&n kf4ncf~ea tai
tS0yttacH tfF as1ss Sssakzne We gt.rsz- Aass
teVs19pes airlnx prcposa.s Sl1Sxsils ~
tzstaf~ess Props, als sax Psssasc tsuflsssgS"
ara addressed . W. " hsr.rsta. lr
CAP sa& 4 -
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PROPOSALS 49, - T*..Vee s3x e2s.~
strssct.as aaa asssE t~s -as5 s<ars e.
fssass. Ala ssss .ssssas ssssssssgts<.s Ss tssFs-
Gar - sezsgssssSe - essrAle saTHs- f.s-
further sfzfsas HatsSn tall Or address Sc.
attic ice c.. 3eAsxse. WAsA
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THE cshfrasa MlIwanke~ 4 ~ PAM
railways fsmoas Pioneer Limited" 10 IA
snses train In the world.
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ARE YoU GOING; EAST,

II So ask yavg agent 10 route you syv~r
The famous WABASH Continental Ixmsssd
train. RUNNING wsthsut change from -
Louis and Chicago 10 principal fosnss In
New York ard New England. via Nia~s -
Falss Step over OF ten aays allowed A.
NsaTura Fails r. G.. Kline, r. G. p
agent, I.nA Angeles. Cal
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

s
sTroRNENS-AT-LAW
fkEn ~. PETERSON, attcrnx xaa
Se4asrlsF sg3Sssr ~ admiralty. eoGrxA
nSsF A&l&&1 Life Ultistsux.
Nn Ak3-AsS n kNNS attorney sad coga-
sssaF Al law IA 4Amer xsEexs NoSr: Hug-
Ter ASs23ssS
81 kklN, FERRY & GEEEIN Lawyers
aae sasHeSs esaadsps phone Asta "a
PRATT < klppl Z atss.a<.s At aax
f@sss~ es-s}s-zsa hs@iey e9sESsaE
STIR NE> ALLEN HtAsRGS a No
AtEAaN. hz4es s39tsGang
klxsk. FISH 3 PIPER astss ss- ys-At-sas,
tx~<ss kxsseg szssl4sssg
s1Qo - MOOT. xs>;A xcx1es.s h,.x,h A..
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
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AEFo0Hgrs-A9-LAW sapueAL
---
RALPH SIMON. ~ Seattle Nat .onai Bank
buf1dfng-
y p LAABrTH. Seattle Mar ionai Bank
r. v. DAvIe-iM-Iu washingsa bug ding.
REEFS r. DANIELS - New York block.
GEO. r. Ar'6T. 7os Scw York building.
AnCasTECTs.
MsNANus. q ROBERTSON. 30 New
s@uNpEas : LAYTON. arehiu'css. "a
+. ". F-oUGHToN- Collins block.
CaIROPODssTs.
HAMA. The only graduate ehsrs podiss on
tas Pacific coast Endorsed by physicians.
PAyfors. - Burke building (hour Yeas
Heated In Scatter.
DEsTIsTs.
g. w BkAGDoN, 2. d. 8. Mutual Life
bridge work.
c. l.. ERWIN. D. d. s.-ofaee. residence.
80 Third street Phone. Green I'll
AI.BIH 4 sAiTH-Telsphone. B,us -.
Sullivan block.
On. BuRKHART. s4 Mutual Life Blu CD
ing.
G.. A. HoLMEs. d. ID. g.. colm2n aid
DIR. Lesley. rs Mutual Life bull Ains-
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EDucAI0xAL.
FOR SALE Halt price. schoaa .sh.ps IN
ysshon College. one for one year. ono
for SIX months. boat fare FRI an Seattle
&c: also four months In 1son BUSH
and must .sns sell QUICK invss Axass Room
=. Mcdonald block, 'Pher e White Sal
| PUBLIC and parochiss school punIl.
| please investigate the advantages We are
iese ioarasi- Wilson Is Modern BSs.,. 90. 81,
So'iege.
| I.EO'S uptown b'Issnea college Second
| and Union: ind WiAval instruction: ali
subjects. day ana night. 49,
| PRIVATE. scHf,oI. Mrs. I-aur-nr.
Cronlusd. Hoi. aaks block.
ATTEND the t<s.. Acme Business Col
MUSICAL.
MME. ARA AENTf. the celebrated singer
| and vocal teacher OF New York voices
| examined from IL TO ally: residence
Rainier-f kand hotel. Studio. g Hinckiey
block xaitie.
OcuLIsTs AND AuRisT<.
| s.--~~s~-- s--e--~---.---
DIR. A. b. KIHBE ccuiisi. aurist and
physi clan for diseas Is OF the throat re-
movssd to rooms 3k-xZs Bailey building
corr FER Second and Cherry streets
DIR. STILfsoN. eye, ear. nose and throat:
| ~ -.. -1o-.s' - No. !. ,llncxscy,
Dia. SIMGNTON. .oeulist. aurist. 81 Hinck-
sey block.
| OPTICIANS.
MISS WII.xIAsski. optieian. III Cherry:
/ consultation free
| PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. u. M4.soN-sURGERy AND DIS
| building; residence isis Touft a1 avenue nue.
Office 1,hone Red s.i; residence, Buff III.
DIR ElEISCHER - Speciality surgery.
! genit o-urinary. nervous snd female dis
| eaxys Warrington block First avenue.
| Sea tile.
| DIR. VAN pYkE-Diseases Of women:
| - .nitc-urinary. chronic. nervous blood
lad skin diseases. Washington building.
| uR MOEOD--ofnce removed 10 Seattle
| Maternity Hospital caS First avenue.
DIR. SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke block.
| Telephone Green X1
|
DIR. ARTHUR DE Voc. sois Second av-
| enue. Telephone
DR., CALHOUN. starr-Boyd block Teie-
phone Main sal.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. a Hnrklev block
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
/ Department OF the interior. osfice OF In
dian adAirA Washington. u C.. May Is.
|, i 1855 Sealed proposals. Will hs received
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.


The markets we're very quiet today. Or
account OF the fact that Il was Deccra'
fson day, nearly all the houses on West
ern avenue were closed In the afternoon
The green stun from California whics
came UP on the steamer yesterday WaS or
cioAng time.
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TO ttFss-~-N. v Fs9tafpts. .44c 20. White
hayer HursSss -. 5Ssssss. onions klir-sfrtes.
Ss.talss. bss,s. sJsfi 3 per sack carrots 81
y < Tser sss x. rusa tssgas. TSc per sack
saTEips. 81 scT sack. Cabbage sSx9sl~e
pArsniES. 81 per sack, csaisfsowsr ssrssS.
PEI dozen re-su peas Sc HytfcAoaes @ss
IA sxsr doze< r3icuaahers s5cakSi per dozen:
garlic. its. celery ssssSsS Ter dozen hot
house ssst1 ne sssz5sc rer dGren, railssaes
IA Fsf 1eEsn. native asparagus
ffa:. . rer BON :asrsa ICES g. sSz4e ~. green
beans sac: wax n@ans i8c
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21
THEY HAD THE MINISTER WITH THEM.

From about IS miles
marriage, which shows where always way
pecay the
handsome young msnbeaufu
~ IN by the
found that the
friend IN the carriage with them
The these withheld
IN day These Handsomely
Bro the fashionable and jewelers. Whitehall
All Of the "swe weddings
this h authority
ding sud fashionable stationery.
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glLENG
TO HELP

troit, Mich, is one of the many thou
sand Of Pe-ru-na' s friends. This is what
she says to DR.. Hartman;
We have used your Pe-ru-na with
the most remarkable results and would
not be without it. We have always
recommended it to our friends. A few
years ago / purchased bottle Of your
Pe-ru-na and after seeing Its results,
recommended it to my grocer who was
troubled with dyspepsia, the curing of
which induced her to sell it in her
store. She has sold large amounts of
it. My daughter has just been cured
of jaundice with Pe-ru-na, My pen
would grow weary were Pto begin to
tell You of the numerous cures Pe-ru-na
has effected in our immediate vicinity
within the last couple of years" >
DR. Hartman, President of the Surgi-
cal Hotel, Columbus, Ohio, will counsel
and prescribe for fifty thousand women
this year free Of charge. Every suffer
ing woman should write for special
question blank for women, and have
DIR. Hartmans book, Health and
Beauty" All druggists sell Pe-ru-na
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21

Thursday afternoon on her fourth birthday,
little Miss Margaret sparks entertained about
forty i've little friends with straw party at
her home on Monk street Little white straws
were scattered over the lawn, and under the
grass and the little folks who won the prizes
for finding the greatest number, we're little
Miss Mary verdory, and Master Clayton
Wood Master William Duuwody cut the
ring in the birthday cake, which he presented
to the little hostess, ~for her birthday. Many
pretty presents were received and all went
merrily.
-
The Daughters of the Confederacy all over
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the Southern states are at present interested
in the honor roll, which when completed, will
contain the name OF every soIier who fought
in the Lost Cause. Blanks are being sent to
the veterans, which they VIII MI out and re-
tnu to the Daughters by June first. It is
especially desired that the Georgia lists be
complete and fun, and when all have been col
lected, they will be preserved ia the Confed-
crate museum at Richmond
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Corner lot on Newcastle street PARK
1925 Inside lot 5000, On Prince street
$40, and corner 5000. All these On
the installment plan; instalments 10
suit purchasers. Titles perfect.
Nice one story house in Old Town
$l2 per month on the instaIIment
plan, House rents for $I2 per month.
R. r, Hopkins, real estate agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21

to the commencement exercises the Prather
Home school IN Atlanta, whore Miss Charlotte
Hail, who recently Visited Brunswick, the
guest OF her unclesRev. W. F. HollIngsworth,
is one OF the brightest aud most charming
pupils.
Master Jesse Thomas has returned from sa-
vannsh.
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Societg.
MARY MNIsH BURROUGHS, Editor

Capt. Evans of the Mallory Line steamship
Comal, entertained party of friends on board
with an elegant dinner party, a few evenings
ago Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Alvan
B Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs W II. Dyer Rev. W.
Frank Honingsworth and Capt. W, Nj. Topper.
So
MIR. c. NJ. Tuton, and and MIR. 7. Flanders
leave tomorrow night for Rome. where they
will be sent as delegates from the Brunswick
order Of Odd Fellows.
=Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scarlet will move in few
days from their present home on Monk street.
to the little cottage corner OF George and Al
bany street, formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Maxey
Mrs, Chandler is spending week or two
with friends on ST. simon.
~
Miss Mazda Mcdonald is spending today at
her home here, from FREDERICK, whore she is
teaching school, which viii continue until
July first,
pleasant party out horseback riding few
evenings ago, around the beautiful moon lit
boulevards, chaperoned by Miss Constance
Butts, was composed of Miss Ella Blanton, Mr.,
sletson Fleming, Miss Elm wan, MIR James
Bailey Miss Leslie Butts Mr. r. J. Fleming,
Jr. Miss Mamie Webster, Mr.. willis wilder.
So
Mr.w.H. shadman spent several days Of
this week on st. SIMON Island.
~
MIR. W 5. Lang and little son, Master Wal
ter, are spending some time with friends in
Waldo.
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Under this head advertisements will be in
serted for one cent word for the frst
insertion, and for ACKNOWLEDGMENT eonsecu
tive insertion thereafter at the rate Of half
a cent word. No advertisement will he
taken for less than ten cents. Cash in adj
vance invariably required for all advertise
ments in this column.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21

pleasant boating party given several
evenings ago, complimentary to Miss Flossie
Ward Of Florida. which wound in and out Of
tie marshes snd down the river for several de-
iishtful hours, was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Way, Miss Fannie smith, Miss Fannie
Bartuloo, aIeasrs. Walter way, Frank stacy,
and Fred Way.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21

Wanted-A girl to cook in a small
family. 500 G street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21

FORsALE-Pony phaeton and hsr-
ness. Apply to 500 Egmon street,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-21
tate Of OHIO, City OF Toledo /

Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney, makes oath that
he is the senior partner OF the firm OF
F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business IN
the City Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid. and that said firm Will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case of CAtarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
5atarrh Cure.
f. J. Cheney.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day OF Decem-
Der, A. D., 1886.
{ ~ A.W Gleason,
SEAL Notary Public.
I 49,
Halls Uatarrh Cure IS taken in
ternally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
HalPs Family Pills are the best. "1zs
The Savannah Steam Dye Works at
Carter 5, 5O4 Monk street
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Miss Mitchell, Of Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs
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Mr. Harry ". Rowe, Of the BIRD Michigan
regimcnt,on Que OF the heroes Of the Santiago bat
tie is spending some time in Brunswick the
guest Of his cousin MIR. A. B. Rowe, a,his
home in Oak Lawn.
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The Daughters of the confeaeracy all owe
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Connections at Brunswick with Southern Rail-
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MIR. c. NJ. Tilton, and and MIR. I. Flanders
leave tomorrow night for Rome. where they
will be sent as delegates from the Brunswick
order Of Odd Fellows.
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Miss Mazda Mcdonald is spending today at
her home here, from Frederick, whers she is
teaching school, which WIN continue until
July first,
The record-union., 1899-10-16
MERCURY WAS THE WINNER
WITH CRICKET AS THE RUN
NER-UP.
Delightful Weather and Some Ex-
citing Sport at the Park
Yesterday.

O'Nell & Hanrahan's Mercury cap
tured first money in yesterdays cours-
ing, with Murphy & McDonald's Cricket
second, and O'Brien & Atkins Teddy
Hale third
The weather was simply perfect, both
dogs and hares were in good trim, and
there were several very exciting runs.
The attendance was not large, owing
to counter attraction of a league ball
game, but in a few weeks the dogs and
hares will have a monopoly of Sunday
sport. Following are the results of the
days running:
O'Brien & Atkins Teddy Hale beat
Walsh & Heenans Keen Witted.
L. McMahon's Lady Glendyne beat
p. w. Sheehan's Little Cherub.
NJ. c. Delano's Daisy Hill beat B. w.
Grifhth's Ring.
Rosedale Kennels Signal beat J. Ke-
nealy's Asparagus Bill.
c. Woodworths Kentucky Babe beat
Lawrence & FarreIrs Little Doubt.
w. Schuster's Surveyor beat j. E.
Tilden's Membership.
Murphy & McDonald's Cricket beat
Walsh & Heenan's Sister Mary.
Murphy & McDonald's Duke of Well
lngton beat Walsh q Heenan'S GanO.
j. Kennedy's Little Delight beat Pearl
& Benefits Rey Del.
O'Neil & Hanrahan's Mercury beat
Rosedale Kennels After Me.
O'Neil & Hanrahan's Rieta D. beat
P. c. Farnsworths Brother John.
]. E. Tilden's Lily T. beat Rosedale
Kennels Doubtful.
Second Series-Teddy Hale beat Lady
Glendyne, Daisy Hill Withdrawn and
Signal ran a bye, Kentucky Babe beat
Surveyor, Cricket beat Little Delight,
Mercury beat Duke of Wellington,
Rieta D. beat Lily T.
Third series-Teddy Hale beat Signal,
Mercury beat Kentucky Babe, Cricket
beat Rieta d.
Fourth series-Cricket beat Teddy
Hale, Mercury ran a bye.
Final series-Mercury beat Cricket.