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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
Seattle Needs Sugar RefnerK
for Trade Development.
POSSIBILITIES OF COMMERCE
Col. WHITE and J. 8. Mcmillan Tell
of Some Extensions Necessary 10
More Intimate Trade Relations
Business Men of Hawaii Are Anx-
ions TO Deal with puget sound
Method Of California Competition.


The outlook for more Intimate COM
fuofcfal connections between Puget sound
and Hawaii was discussed In the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday afternoon py eVi.
Albert Whyte. director OF the raffoau
projected from Hilo across the Island OK
u.rvau ana one af the influential com
-, 49, ~ -. -, ~ tho limited
i,ietciA' ipsh Va Va ,fs,,a hasd ~ the
states, ana - ?. Mc',iilan, 80, nos
Roche Harbor Lame COMPANY W.,
extensive trade interests in the islanns.
Roth sneakers gave new and interesting
anaivsn. ~ The reiat,ons of the producers
az - ,..',s -, 49, 20, dt,,issons
ana traaesnen OF tie W. a., a,,d most
Col Whyte sara that .ne hie -. ,,a-
Important thing to be done was 70 ni"i
shat the men OF the Pacific Northwest
,aaree a. maj they could be In a posi-
49,. - ,o,,,,,,a the,r business with the
ZION 10 pohp'hs 49, ts r.a, was the
business men on fia"al. ,,,r,,aa
OILY way to make successtui intoao'
He astonished his audience by STATING
that Tho san Francisco Honolulu clique
W. $500. H., that tbe outsiders we're
o. INC is'ahus p"e "a 40 NV could
NOR. poweriui anu Ia =, ha,ronv there
get together and work IN harmony thefe
would be no doubt OF the result.
r.,.,o. n. xeeded.
s.-.., ..so
Let the people OF the Northwest VINO
are Interested IN the Hawaiian markets
,intte and have their own able representa-
tives there. and there viii be no doubt Of
the result, he said. The Gay ware
house is placed Mt Honolulu and lilo. Ia
beled North west. and Allied with North
western oroducts. will be a day Of jubilee
IL tyausaK The neopje 81 the Islands want
Ia have close relations with Puget sound.
'rhera arc three transcontlnental rail-
rosds here, which give them more direct
connection with the East. and Will take
their proIucts ~ Tar across the country
81 those tributary to the Atlantic meet
theu, coming this way. As II II now. Cal
ifornia dealers come TO this country and
h,v N the lowest possibIe prices your
eommodfties such as fruit. etc, and then
soli them in Hawaii al enormous profits.
s,rbc finest oranges and bananas are
grown IN Hawaii and they can also give
YOU new potatoes and corn during Janu-
ery. February. March ana April, when
they are moi grown here they need
YOUR produrts; you need theirs All need
ed 10 make the exchange il better and
more regular transportation facilities and
united action
The colonel said that a sugar refinery
established here would be one Of the best
things possible TO do To Increase the
trade '.If won can get one IL will solve
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
ACTRESS GETS A DIVORCE
Catherine Wosskoph. Formerly of
snohomtsh, Tells Her Troubles
Husband Heat Her.

Catherine Rosskoph. variety actress
employed az the Peoples theater Was
granted divorce yesterday afternoon
from John W, RosskOph on the ground
OF nonsupport and cruelty Under the
decree She Is permitted to resume her
maiden name. Catherine H. Willis
lt Was at Snohomish, February a. lSg3
that Miss Willis aud Rosskuph took a
change IN tie matrimonial lottery. Mira
koskkaph told judge Jacobs that she got
the worst OF IL" from the start. tIar hI,s-
band. according TO her story. was worth.
less. lazy and dissipated Commencing
the month Of the wedding she was com
self bat also 70 coatrihut 20 the support
OF her husband
she testified that her husband " lille in
toxtcated. knocked her down and heat
her w lodging house ~ this city on
july ~, lsstl a similar Incident occurred
III Victoria, y G., last December. while
working AT the pelmonicp theater. sh.
said. On that occasion RoaNkoph sho
claimed. used an umbrella
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
NEWSPAPER ROW IN COURT.
One Agricultural Paper Tries tn shut
Out Another.

The suit of L. Miller Freeman. proprie-
tor of Ranch and Range, against his
father, j.. r. Freeman. who intends to
publish the New Northwest Farmer and
DairyrreS4-- came up before Judge Moore
yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff seeks
an Injunction to prevent the defendant
from publishing his prospective paper on
the ground that there is an infringement
of name. He also alleges that his BUSH
ness has been interfered with.
When the plaintiff sought to introduce
evidence the defendant interposed a de-
murrer. claiming that the petition did not
state facts sufficient to constitute cause
of action. Attorney Emory, who repre-
scented the defendant. said that the previ-
Gus hearing had disposed of all conten-
lions in the petition except that relative
TO the name He said that any person of
ordinary intelligence could not confound
the New Northwest Farmer and Dairy
man with Ranch and Range. Judge Moore
adjourned the case until this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
DROPS OF WATER

May IN time NEAR away the hardest
rock A ticking 90 the throat "a slight
cough. may he the danger sigu II the
conauupstvc Of tomorrow Nature Is Wen-
orally cansidcye'e and gives signal and
- warning thai those who would ha
healthy had better heed
There are timss weer the over
wrought eyetem nTeds srtiHciat assist
anee. when the wheels " me human ma B.
chine are clogged and its smooth work
fng impaired
4 pure stihulaat like puGy's pure
Malt Mhaekcy Is inyRluablr as tonic
when you are run down and aspre sea
when The heart Is weak aud the O,01d
siugrish IL assists failing nature to re-
sumo It's functions and iFnpsFts vim and
energV 10 every part ~ the bsdN
puifN's fnrT Malt Whisksy has b,t.r
before the public for 90 years ana SAN
carries "A blessing 10 suffering humanity
Doctors know It's value, They kDoW
that Il has been proved pure On hundreds
~ tests There are other medicines
You pay a little less at avsi perhaps.
but what a btli with outraged nature
yon have 60 settle IN the end
An druggists and gr0cerS. or direct 81 90
o bottle Get the genuiae. Valuable
DUFFY MALT WHisKEI CO.
Rochester, n. y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
PERSON


! 4 Nsieaa spont Yesterday IN Tacoma
Iaues Ham. lawyer 4 Christopher. Sc sues, e.
ths Bailrr
Jascpa Irsius lAuse humber Manufacturer et Nv.
esrit, IS Ia the CTS hasiness.
Dlirfan A Harrison leaves today fef vancoursr.
u Go lars after his prcge1ty Interests there.
G. WaJhanss. large dealer ia fsh, IL la The
e-3 ffain tiaine asi Is a guest n the seattle
tched STATES Marshal lie came over frarn Taco
nst 1rit7isf cn easiura connected sfth Bis de-
la.trutat
2. hevt4 On attorney froz, Pal1ssc b. al she
NoFthrrr he b here fof The paFpcKe 81 ot,aainz
ur an lfi.
NJ Haa x Sunaamish. where he look. after
te iHirrstt q Pre- Canadian parisr arrived ia he
cisf Yssieriar.
3 q etnkes rtHu.sl7Hasr ffors Astoria &, il the
aitr go taslarit connected vita the tfAas He ID
storHsHg ar fhr Hantr
-. MeNiliAs, vsi -knoan san FrAneiss1 ,nfaius
ntr wta So hearfIr Interested in WasAlnrtan rr.,,-
erflc< Us safsl n ,ae seattle
tlsfstfcr Naf3 zea ~ IL Ward af This eit,
kas utHFngd i' seattle siis5 an absence ~ NOR
rhan $40 fraft. steHt in the snrlor = ths Taite5
ssates sroi1eleal -rVsv Nc ward vas fafrse-sy .s
~ ci'y suglneffs a@iae. and d eradicate q tts
University u Mlst 1gtaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
ARTHUR HOwEs KEEPS FAITH.
Appears In Judge Benson's Court
Promptly ON Time.

Arthur r. Howes kept his word. Bright
and early he appeared In Judge Benson =
court yesterday morning 70 answer the
charge Of living in adultery with Rosa Van
Horn.
II win set aside the order forfeiting the
bond in this case" said Judge Benson.
Does your honor desire to hear a state
ment as to why the defendant was not
present yesterday" asked Howes attor-
ney.
"Mr Howes has kept the court sufffc-
iently informed replied the Judge. with
a smile.
His bonds were raised from $500 to 81 900
and Mr.. Howes went 10 jail, pending trial
February IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01

charged He was without money, he
claimed, and was refused the wages due
charity until ne obtained another job.
Judge Hanford says that Giblett is I'M
doubleday entitled 10 full wages from the
time Of his discharge until the Pilgrim
reached St Michael in the following July,
and severely condemns the action Of the
captain in discharging him without cause.
He refuses to deduct the amount of
wages Giblett earned at Andreafsky
while in the employ of another company
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
BHENTTIEs.

g. n stsfvs3 ara 1amrs A Hsieat wrFe s~s,s-.
dsy eefisl reflr.sft q; tae tire hsf q Conner
Speif-siiats h-s diF a; tie csly euesaess't q.
are for he vuh e auzaH ~ intersection &
t'ufon sgrcaf and TReat F'niaLh a1vnae
rhe hosri o. psltlie udrss rcsserIaf auar3eI ths
rtutrsnt fny c'rs{gugfirg new ssackestsex a. the
Froafes5 TuraptzE l-afloH O. thr Wathiugtaa INN
M1FSs tng FiA he stsfs Wll he a ssnal. fr-eg
fret l,fs sud tNenty aiH inches in iiaUsetsf.
Artigies ~ Incorporation weTr Est yeftsrdsv vtih
tha crsznts sniisaf ~ IRE BakFr Cruntr Mining
cumpanys capital stoeR $40 nc disi3sd into az Nc
shares q re par raiar r e csats esct trusfe~s
4 ". Rhess a.. R}ehmansi. n y Thonpacn.
4 Ttsusnpesn ard C;corgr Davies
TRY Mrs, Westcotts goc diuners at Ho-
&c. Stevens mem 5 10 5 .. m. todaT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
Coiored Woman Arrested.

Lola Williamson. colored. was arrested
yesterday on warrant sworn out 10y j. n
NcGraR, " South Seattle, who charges
her with stealing s. from him Tuesday
night, while she engaged him In CONVERSE
ton on Nesler way. The warrant was Is
sued out OF Justice Ausiin's court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
oiHLErr GIVEN JUDGMENT.
Federal tours tiiaws nis Claim
Asainst the utue star Lane

In the case ~ A. n Gihlett VS. ,he
Blue. star Navigation Company. Judge
Hanfcsd In The federal court yesterday
handed down a decision ia favor % the
plainuH, Gtblnu sued fog vases. alloe-
tns that ne WAS employed MS scrond EN-
kinenr on hoard the lukon RIVER steamer
filsrtTa owned and operated by the nayi-
CATION company, az salary 90 Slpu "a
month on Apfh ~ Is.A while the TIA.
grtm was IN winter quarters az Antlrcsf-
sky Sihlett and the captain of the steam
or had quarrel and Gthlwtt was dis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01
Com missioncrs In Session.

County Commissioners Smith and Boyce
made a personal inspection Of the new
bridge across Cedar river. two miles above
Maple valley built by Bailey a. Wilson. 1t
IA a combination affair, with long an
proachcs. II was found to be satisfactory
The application Of Morgan & Morgan for a
liquor license az Black Diamond was re-
fused.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01

al AIhert R r, Wbtta stated n fhr
meeting % me N9smesy o C1w n"f',o yes-
V1salihftsf Hnancia5 ard industrial mau "a
Hawaii wauld BE- in Seattle lu MARCIA on
his way horne from the East Mr Dilhuz
BAN ~ president. grur0Hi fhtntEe~ 1rd
ehieY stot khold#r at fhe Qahu ralrcsd
and also the president ard chict proprietor
~ ne new road projected firm Hln In
th, island 90 Hawaii Ar effort win be
made ta have him address the chamber
while DO is here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-01

Wtigerf grskrrn n Narshisnf co. usa Is-1fu.
ca 10 Weapeatt slsslah te tba rapa1Hs re a urw
esat aahA D. hAa ssss IsiA ard sad .4kfn 0at 20
test
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
TIE EXCURSION TOMORROW


NJ ny B'untw ckisns Wi Nj Ike The Tip
to wosdbnr
The IKE rsion 10 1Noodbine tomor- :
row on hs swift steamer will be par
Tic pated in bs a rge number Of
Brunsw.ekiens, and all are aaticipa-
ting a most delightful. time.
Anyone who has ever been on on
Of these excursions SHOWS just what i
isto meet the good peopls Of Camde a
and the many who haze besn ther,
from Brunswick are determined to 81
again. There may be better entertain
ers in This world than the people Of
Camder, but il would be hard to and
them.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
THE Big PARADE
This AFTERNOON
Rifiemen and Marine Band Min
Strels Will Entertain the
People Free
WITH SOMETHING new AND NOVEL
Five O'clock the Hour and Everybody Is
Invited TO See the Free Show. viii
Have a Packed House Tonight.

Fhe b parade OF he r femen and
M.rine Ba' d Minstrels will take pace
this afternoon a. five O'Clock, and ev
erl body Is ivited to ccme out a, d see
the fun.
The boys have som thing new ard
n in the street parade line, and
they will certainly amuse and enter
tam the people along their line of
march.
A big crowd is promised for to-
nights performance, as Lthe ssls ef
seats iDsures packed house, and it
viii be standing room only within
a few minutes after the doors are
opened. The minslrels and band had
a full rehearsal last night at the Grand
and they certainly have a great show.
In the musICsl feAturps there promi.qs
TO be some p'ossing surprises, sne
much in'erest Is ceut-red in the n
s'rumeOt' li~l and voc list prog pmmea
tosppear The cid f4vori =, amo~
the end men az d som nsw vi ] be
{ nigh aud tom -rrow nigh, ard
god TIM ts in store 70, al who 10 d
til e'' 10 either Ie Torrance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

It is Of genr,nl interest 30 Pr byte
rians that the Ge, erpl Ass, NIB y of
the three srea est b die, in he com.
try are now in sessIon-the G neral
Assembly OF the Southern Presby'e-
rian church IN ALBANIA, n General
Ass mbly of the Northern Presbytcripn
church IN s.. LauI', aod the G .neral
Assembly OF the Cumberland Preaby-
terIan church in Chattanooga. These
three Assemblies send greetings 10
one another, and are working in bond.
OF love for the same good.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
The Monsoon Christened by Mas
ter Sam Tam Of the
Forest City.
IN THE PllISSEEC6 GF MANI LADIES
And Gentlemen. Gathered 0 See the Few
Candidate Tor Sailing Hcsors
rmCEs MS ofthe New Craft

A,n mon'hs Of y lent At 4 c.s'ly
labor, the bo leels ysst risl urned
over g M.. f d. NJ. $ ca.n ais To-
b + aasas zach Moas o., Aai SIC was
tAuucaeh il 10 pre- nee q largo
number Of ! dies ard enthusiastic
,, chtmtn
The NIonsoou IS to 80 to Savannah
soon-for trial races with the Dragon
Of The savannah yaoht club, Of which
Mr. Sirachsn IS member TIE trial
races win the Dragon will decide
which boat Will Be prtted b the sa-
gannah acht club agaiustthe Charles
ton yacht Msris in the coming races
Atl;l5 yesterday afternoon party
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. strachan, /,
Col. and Mrs. du b gnor, Mics jose
phine du y sree, Mrs. Hugh Potter,
Mrs. b AZ ware, Mts. Il. II.
Ray mond, M A. G Backs ard
a humber Of ofhsrs, gathsr d
around fhs nj nsoan, and. as she
rode praualy down The ways INTO the
wfer, lillle N .stsr S m Cam, Of 81
vlansls nephew If Mr.. aua Mes,
suaeha : oAs across lie boS bo
tle Of ehampnsnfi x aimeg, - he
wine mfpsl with ms. first 81 from
The ~, tbesa &grls ,ohFisten fhFe
Monsoon, . WISH you much suece 81
The little fsiIgw retained tfel lseS u
the wine bottie, ard this viii be
mlunted wihs yer aud retaine 10
the Monsoons cabin.
The yacht is one Of the most b auti-
fu' ever seen in Southern waters. Da-
vic, Of @ iiooy, Mass, the famous DE-
sig er, formerly with the r idderis
her dengner, and she ls built to clean
up anything in Southern waters. Her
frame is oak, with yellow pine plank
ing, cypress deets, blsck walnut cub
n, oak rails, painted white, wi h gilt
c ucave one and a bal inches wid..
She is fourteen feet Le,m, fifty one
faeI long, is beau fully spared, and
carries cloud Of canvas the Jib and
mainsat alone blying TWO Il oisand
one hundred feet. She las a cast iron
keel weighing five thousand ak hun
dred pour do, and ia designed run
il any nd Of weather like white
wingsd bird.
Lcal yaohtmen are very proud ofI
the Monsoon, and fxpsot 10 see her
capture the ho1ora IN tie nter state.
races.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

y WI interest many Brarsw u
fleeds Of Mas Evsns .I-ter, Of Maoo~,
to know that she viii reotr,o h et-
pllms IL art this sp,ire, a. fhp o4-
Of The weAley.u cal-se, ~ re So
h'- b ersiu. r. he ss raj
y"Ars, ana ~iere sic has d re mo.t
xc II nt
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

The txcurslon to Wordbine tomor-
row on the steamer Passport will be a
most delightful sf'Air, and one on
Which there wilt be several hundred
pleasure-.eekers. The featu of the
day VIII be the laying Of the corner
q one Of tbe new EpisCopsl csuroh,
which will be done By the Mason,, a
mes beautiful and interesting esre
mony. The boat leayss the dock at 6
O'clock in the mornipg And make, the
round trip in the day. All cordially
invited on this charming basket pic
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

The members Of the Tom Welsob
fishing club are arranging for their
annual outing on the banks of the ss.
tilla river, aud with a number OF ln-
yded guests they leave on M ,nday
m ming next for week Of pleasur Z.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

Miss Loitie Horn, Of screven, is the
attractive guest Of Miss McK9rkle, at
her home out at Pine Cres'. Miss
Morn has VISITED Brunswick before,
and has many friends who are glad to
welcome her back among them.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

: NJ w ggiu',
E.F. c,ney,
tslss4
). w Connolly.
savet
Judge Bennett delivered an able
charge, and then commenced rushing
aorb
the coutt business at lively rate, dis
= fstif
posing Of h rteen cases Of minor im-
~ ~
porta CO.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

M,r. R. J. BlisS, Of EIzsbslb, New
Jersey, arrived iu Brunswick yester-
Day. and is spending some time The
Rre't Of er sister, Mrs, w. 4. Bsrrir,
at her home on E street u vard,
wh'rs she isrecaivinR mary a'trnliors
from old friends.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
THE PRAIRIE SAILS.
About Fifty Reserves and -Four Officers 9,

About Fifty Reserves and -Four Officers Go
On Cruise.
The cruiser Prairie. with Command
er AIKEN, of the Georgia Naval bAt-
TALON and the Brunswick Reserves,
left yesterday fora six days trainlpg
cruise along the north ATLANTIC. 'ror-
podo DIVISION and three olloers, and
First diyision ard one tiicer.witl .
total q about nifty mer constitute the
Reserves on board.
The Ssvan ah Reserves did not 20
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
MARY MNIsH BURROUGHS Editor,
The Confederate veterans OF Bruus-
wick leave Monday evening rext for
Louisville where they will attend t. e
grand reunion for several days.
Mr.. Il. A. Wrench Of Madison, who
was expected in Brunswick Sunday,
will not srrve unit Thursday.

Many pleasant parties visited the
cruiser Prairie sunday at ernoon, and
enjoyed the occasion greatly, going
and coming on the swift little steamer
EmmeIn', VIII ch # the Mallory
dock every half hour from l Until .
CLOCK.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
Mr.. BRO asrON RETURNS.
M.d. N.l.Al. sp..sA a u. saalA N .

Made Notable Speech at the South m IN
ausirlal Convention Last Week.
Mr.. Edwin BrobstOn, vice-PFesi-
dent from Georgia, retured Sunday
from Chattanooga, where he attended
the Southern Industrial Convention
and made a notable Up sch to that
great body Of capitalists and industrial
developers who were Assemil,d to
learn some,hing of the south and her
resOu sssRse press handled Mr..
Brobston's spfsoh extensIxaly, and
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

The R II m us N n-ir 70 be gi,-
. p tne opera housr tonigh a to-
nprrow nisb,, pr mise 70 . among
the most charming attrec'ions lhst
have been on the boards thi. year.
The finest talent amopg the boys will
take part aud social Brunswiok " Il
be present to witness II. The M,rine
band, handsomely costumed for th,
occasion, will be on the . age and take
= pr0mi mt rsrt in the musical pro
grsm.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
Wanted

Boarders. for large, comfortable
room4-centrailY located. NJ ais FUR
nIshsd. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Mrs. A., care of The Times.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

The woman's Work apartment OF
he oomiuz fair, which proms- to
be such success, will hsve the first
meeting one afternoon this week in
the Grand orera house, IN response to
a call from II president, NJ. Btl-
ing Whlta II.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

as expected, aud the Prairie viii 70
direct from Brunsw OK to Chesapeake
bay.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

There will be an important meeting
Of the young ladieso St. Marks Epi-
copal church I his afternoon 10 the
pistor's study at the rrctory.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
- y IW = %
lAasi
The Times Office,
tfl ~
Bruins wick, Ga.

WANTED a competent hufss.
isa+5 M
Apply 70 Mrs ) ID. s2lrks.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

The military services at the Presby :
leriAn church sunday evening was
largely attended BY citizens and the
Brunswick RitlemFn in boiy.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
Ma, sesr WolFs Out Again.

The friends of Manager w lGs are
pleased to see him out again, and hope
that he w'l continue to improve in
health.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22
slqdag'a-Canstitutiou d votes several

gqdaJ = Canstitutiou d votes several
INNS tor.
be speeches Of the cony, nfion were
De b. Secretary Of Agriculture,
sci II n. Francis B. Tuurbtr, Of
York Alexander Helper, OF Bal
sore; Or. Wilson, Of Philadelphia :;
HsTRroye, Of New Ofl-Gus, and
BrObston, OF Brunswick.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

jim Carter is the right man to have
clean ygnL Clothes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-22

Charts for Sale.

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