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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-15
A VERY MARROW ESCAPE.
Presence Of Mind Saves James Hill
bert from an Awful Death.


bert from an Awful Death.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittson. Oct. 14.-Presence of mind
and prompt action saved James Hill
bert. of Broad street. this city. from
what might easily have been a terri
bio death Saturday evening. Mr.. Hill
bert is about so years of age and is
employed as a watchman at No.
Barnum shaft of the Pennsylvania
Coal company, at Old Forge. About
$50 o'clock Saturday evening. Mr.. Hill
bert stepped from an electric car near
the Phoenix breaker and started for
his place of employment. A train of
cars was standing on a branch on the
Lehigh Valley cutoff tracks, and to
get across the railroad, Mr.. Hilbert
attempted to crawl under one of the
cars.
Just as he got under the car, the
train started up. The man grasped
one of the axles Of truck
and held on with death grip. He
was dragged over 200 feet. when the
train happened to stop and his cries
for help brought the trainmen to
his rescue. His injuries are not con-
sidered serious and consist Of bad
bruises to the body and limbs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-15
James Reed Injured.

Mr.. James Reed struck his leg
against cake of ice In such a manner
as to bruise It severely. 1t became
very much swollen and panied him so
badly that he could not walk without
the aid Of crutches. He was treated
by physicians also used several kinds
of liniment and two and half gallons
of whisky in bathing 1t. but nothing
gave any relief until he began using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This
brought almost a complete cure in n
weeks time and he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg would
have had to be amputated. Mr. Reed
is one of the leading merchants of Clay
Court House, w. Va. Pain Balm Is
unequaled for sprains, bruises and
rheumatism. For sale by all druggists.
Matthew Bros, wholesale and retail
agents. ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Wierzac, Re najukoohahsze nasze in
stytucje znajduja sic W niebezpieozeh-
stwie, re nawet sam byt naszej konsty-
tucyjnej rzeozpospolitej jest zagro4ony,
i re Cd sadu jaki obecnie ma bye wy
dany zalezec bedzie czy nasze dzieci
maja sic cieszyc b3ogosaawionymi przy-
wilejami wolnego rzRdu, ktory dopro-
wadzi& Stany Zjednoczone do wielkosci,
d~obrobytu i uznania stanowczo "a
danny ola powyzszej deklaracji naszyoh
zasad serdeoznego poparcia cd kochaja-
cego wolnosc ludu amerykahskiego beg
wzgledu ma to jakiemu stronnictwu
sprzyja} poprzednio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
(Ciag dalszy re strony 429-ej.)

dza lub produkcji wyrobow, kt6re wy
rabiaja; wreszcie by Gaia w}adza kon-
stytuoyjna kongresu mad stosunkami
handlowymi miedzy stanami, mad poczta
i wszelkiego rodzaju komunikacjami
miedzystanowemi spozytkowana zosta}a
PREY uchwalaniu obszernych praw W
sprawie trustow. Taryfy celne powin-
ny bye zmienione tax, by produkty OBJ
jete przez trusty by{y wolne cd o4a, ola
ME dopuszczenia do ~monopol6w pod
pozorem protekcji ~przemysiu.
Niemoc obecnejE republikahskiej ad-
ministracji - posiadajacej ~absolutna
kontrole mad wszystkiemi ga}eziami ma
rodowego rzadu uchwalenia praw
przeciwko trustom j nieprawnym kom-
binacjom a chocby nawet tylko o.
graniczenia ich absorbujacej SHY; ME.
moe wprowadzenia W zyoie istniejacych
juz praw przeciwko trustom - dowo-
dzi jak nieszczerymi So glosno brzmisce
frazesy zawarte W ogioszonych zasa-
dach ! daznosciach stronnictwa republi-
kahskiego.
Korporacje powinny mice opieke mad
wszystkiemi swemi prawami j prawne
ich interesy powinny bye szanowane,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
Propaganda carOsfawia.

w uniwersyteoie chioagoskin ma
Powsta6 katedra ie.yka rosyjskisgo i
literatury ~sowiahskiej. Profesorem ma
bye r~osjanin. Me ulega wieo wstpli-
wosoi, to pan ten pasr.e6 bed.ie na
ws1elkie przejawy ducha slowiahskisgo
Pr.sz s.kia rosyjskie . prostym togo
wynikiem - pokrzywd.enie htsratury
polskisj, najbogats.ej re wszystkioh
literatur siowiafskich. Me dose M lem,
albowiem d.ieje literatury poasc.ons q
soisle . d1iejami narodu, rosjanin wieo
opowiadsjac o literature polskiej pr.ed.
stawi take fakta historyo.ne . rosyj.
skiego punktu widzenia, 90 wpoi " ser.
Ga m@odyoh student6w uniwersytetu
chioagoskiego przekonanis, IL Rosja do.
brie | sprawiedliwie ~postapiia, 1agra.
bisjao olbr.ymi obs.ar dawnej r.eoz.
pospolissj Polsxisj. Dalej idac, profe-
sor rosyjski wyka.e Z pewnoscia, 90 Jest
.reszta prawdziwsm, as literature polska
rozwinssa sic n~ajbujniej Pc rozbioraoh
Po'ski ale I pewnoSois takae potrafi
prsedstawi6 fakt ten jake dow6d, ae
Polsks jest teraz w~lasnie, gdy nie ma
bytu politycznego, najszc.sslws.s,
dzieki radon .aboro.ym, kt6re wpro.
wad.ify j. ma droge por,adku i oywili.
zaoji!
Wid.imy zatem 90 IA s.kody ola ca.
s1sj sprawy narodowej wyr.ad.i usta.
nowienie " uniwersyteois ohioagoskim
katedry literatury si~owiafskiej Z profe.
sorem r~osjaninem.
To tes ~powinnismy pr.sciwko temu
protsstowa6 oalemi siiami, domagac sic,
ably byio inaosej.
Niestety, protesty nas.e ME ma wiele
sic .dsdza. Pan Rockefeller, zaloayoisl
gi6wnydobroczyhca un~iwersytetu chi.
osgoskiego, jest pre.ydentem najwiek.
szego W swieoie towarsystwa ekspIoat..
oil zr6del naftowych (Ths Standard Oil
Company. Powsrechuis nazywaja 90
pkr6lem nsfsowym". w ostatnioh cza.
sach towarsystwo to zdobyio ola nafty
obszerny rynek zbytu " Rosji, p.
Rookefeller'owi zaleay wieo na tenn, by
z r.adem rosyj,kim bye ma dobrej sto.
pie. To jedno. Nsstepnie, jakim spo
sobem ns lynn wiasnie uniwersytecie
przyszlo do zaioaenia katedry jesyks
rosyjskiego ! literatury siowishskiejf
Otto p. Crane, pr.yjaoiel p. Rooksfsller'a
miljonowy wiasoioisl wislkioh fabryk
stall, ~otrzymai cd r1adu rosyjskisgo kon-
cesje ma budowe ssklad6w wyrobu
stall " Rosji. Interes to sfoty, by sic
przeto przypoohlsbic r.sdowi cara 1 DO
zyskac dalsze j'go isski, p. Crane OLA.
rule ma ~.aiotenie katedry jesyks rosyj.>
skiego 1 litsratur siowiahskioh, je4eli
sic ME mylimy, 10000 dolsr6w roo,nie.
Rektor uniwersytetu, p. Harper, jed.ie
do Rosji ! tam siys.y Z ust osrskioh Wy.
razy sympstji ! obietnioe opieki. Ows
katsdra wieo jest pOprossu kasedrs GA
rossswis na ziemi amerykah.kiej.
Co my na to poradzic moaemyY Uni
wersytet chioaooski ME lest. lax vid.i.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

hoO5Ah Po"s W w
powiedzielismy W zasadaoh naszyoh i
dazn6sciach, p~rzyjetych Chicago
1895 f., ae przyjeoie do wojska i siusba
~wojskowa powinny bye dostatecznym
dowodem nieistnienia chorob Tub kalec-
twa pred p~rzyjeciem.
Jestesmy Ia natychmiastowa budowa,
objeciem ma w{asnosc j kontrola kana}u
Nicaragua przez Stany Zjednoczone j
potepiamy nieszczerosc zadania kana}u
miedzyooeanowego, wyrazona W zasa-
dach j daznosoiach stronniotwa republi-
kahskiego, wobeo niemocy przeprowa-
dzenia istniejacego juz projektu tego
kana}u W kongresie przez wiekszosc re-
publikahska.
Potepiamy traktat Hay-Paunoefote,
jake zrzeczenie sic praw j interes6w a
merykahskioh, kt6re ME powinno bye
toIerowane przez nar6d amerykahski.
Potepiamy niedotrzymanie przez re-
publikahskie stronnictwo obietnioy ma
DANA praw stanowych t~erytorjom Ari-
zony, Nowego Meksyku i Oklahomy i
o~bieoujemy ludnosci tych terytorjow
natyohmiastowe przyjecie do liczby
stan6w a samorzad dop6ki ziemie tie So
terytorjami; jestesmy takze "a m
rzadem i terytorjalna forma rzadu W
Alasce i Puerto Rico.
Jestesmy Ia rozumnym systemem po-
~lepszenia stanu bezplodnych gruntow
ma zachodzie, u~rzadzenia zbiornikow
woody dla irygacji i zachowania tych
gruntow ola kolonistow.
Jestesmy Ia utrzymaniem i scislem
wype1nianiem praw wyjatkowych wzgle-,
dem ohihczyk6w i "a zastosowaniem ia
kowych do wszystkich ras azjatyckich
tego samego rodzaju.
Jefferson powiedzial: rPok6j, han.
del i uozciwa przyjazh ze wszystkimi
narodami, wiklajace mas przymierza z
zadnym." Popieramy to zdrowa dok-
tryne i stanowczo protestujemy prze-
ciwko republikahskim usi}owaniom,
kt6re wmieszaly mas do tax zwanej pc.
lityki, zawierajacej dyplomacje euro
pejska i TABOR ziem W Ali, a spe-
o~jalnie potepiamy zle ukryty republi-
kahski alians z Anglia, ktory must po-
ciagnae "a SODA odrebne traktowanie
innyoh, przyjaznych nan narodow, a
ktory zgluszy3 juz CLOS narodu, gdy
wolnosc jest duszona W Afryce.
Wierzac W zasady samorzadu i Cd
rzucajac, tax jak nasi przodkowie, pre-
tensile monarchji, z o%burzeniem spogla-
danny ma zamiar Anglji zdobycia sila
rzeozpospolityoh po3udniowo-afrykah-
skich. Przemawiajac, jak my to czy-
nimy, W imieniu ca}ego narodu amery-
kahskiego, "a wyjatkieE jego republic
kahskich urzednik6w, i W imieniu
wszystkich wolnych ludzi wszedzie, os-
wiadozamy nasza sympatje bohaterskim
burgherom W ich nier6wnej walce ola
utrzymania wolnosci i niepodleglosoi.
Potepiamy rozrzutne szafowanie pie
niedzmi przez o~statnie republikahskie
kongresy, ktore utrzymaly wysokie po-
datki j ~zagraAaja uw~iecznieniem podat-
ku wojennego. Sprzeciwiamy sic zbie.
raniu przewyzki dochodow ma to, by
byla uzyta nj tax bezczelne naduzycie
p1acacych podatki, jak projekt subwen-
cjonowania budowy okretow, kt6ry -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12


trolowania wiadzy, ktosa je tworzy, po-
Wilma bye ~zabroniona pod groza takioh
kar, kt6reby- wszelkie podobne proby
uczyni}y ~niemozliwemi.
Potepiamy taryfe celna Dingley'a
jake wyohowawczynie trustow, jake u.
&ozona zrecznie ma to, by da6 ME wiel-
kiej liczbie ludzi ME zas}uzone przywi.
leje a na3ozy6 Ia wielu oieAar, ktorego
znosi6 ME powinni.
Jestesmy Ia ro~zszerzeniem praw ham
dlu miedzystanowego tax, ably komisja
zajmujaca sic "a sprawa mogia broni6
interesow jedsostek j gmin pred mad.
uzyciami oraz caaa publicznosc pred
niesprawiedliwemi i nieodpowiedniemi
taryfami przewozu.
Odnawiamy ipopieramy zasady i dag
nosci stronnictwa demokratycznego,
przyiete " Chicago 1895 T. i powtarza-
my zadanie tam wyrasone, ably zostal
ustanowiony przez lud Ameryki system
f~inarsowy a~merykahski ma uaytek tego
ludu; system, ktoryby wznowi} i utrzy-
mai podwojna walute (bimetalizm) a
takze, ably jake czes6 tego systemu
- przywrooone natychmiast zosta}o
nieograniczone j wolne bicie srebra i
z}ota W obeonie prawomoonym stosun-
ku 16 do l, bez oczekiwania ma pomoc
Tub zgode jakiegokolwiek innego kraju.
Potepiamy prawo monetarne, uchwalo-
ne przez ostatnia sesje kongresu, jake
krok naprzod W polityce republican,
skiei, dazacy do acknowledgements mai
wyzszego prawa puszczania W obieg
pieniedzy, czy to metalicznych ozy pa.
pierowych, jake posiada Rad narodo-
wy j do nadawania bankom narodowym
prawa puszczania W obieg i kontrolo-
wanna pieniedzy ~papierowych ma ko.
rzys6 tych bankow. Stale puszczane W
obieg pieniadze papierowe bank6w, Ia
b~ezpieczone przez pahstwowe bondy,
musza z koniecznosci mice Ia oparcie
sta}y dug (pshstwowy), gdy wiec ilosc
tych pieniedzy W obiegu must bye
zwiekszona re wzrostem ludnosci i in
teres6w - koniecznosci ter wzrastae
must i dug (pahstwa). To tez repu-
blikahski system monetary jest spo-
sobem obciazania p}acacych podatki
wiecznym j wciaz rosnaoym d}ugiem
ma korzysc bank6w. Jestesmy przeciw-
nj tym papierom prywatnych korpora-
Cyl, ~majacym obieg, jake pieniadze, ale
ME posiadajacym zalet p~ieniedzy praw-
ME wypuszczanych, zadamy wiec wy
cofania z obiegu banknot6w bankow
narodowych tax predko jak predko mo.
n je zastapic banknotami ~rzadowymi
Tub certyfkatami ma srebro.
Jestesmy "a poprawka k~onstytucji
federalnej, umozebniajaca wybor sena-
tor6w Stan6w Zjednoczonyoh przez
bezposrednie ~g}osowanie ludu oraz jes-
tesmy "a bezposredniem ustanawianiem
praw, gdziekolwiek to jest mozebnem.
Jestesmy przeciwni rzadzeniu "a pc.
moca zakazow ~sadowyoh; potepiamy
czarne listy j jestesmy "a arbitraoja
jake srodkiem zalatwiania nieporo.
zumieh pomiedzy korporacjami a ich
pracownikami. w interesie a~merykaf.
skiej piracy j ola podniesienia robotni-
ka, jake kamienia w~egielnego dobro-
bytu naszego kraju, polecsmy, ably
kongres ustanowil Department pracy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
Zarz8d Zwi8zku Mar. Pol:

CKHZoR:- DR.. Leon S~adowski. xs7 Penn ave-,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
WICEzCENZoRzY Albert Now.h, III, Broadway
Buffalo. n. Y, J. N. Cukiersh, 19 w. Fulton
ST. Grand Rapids. Mich. Maxymilian Kuoera, at
Mitchell st., Milwaukee. Wis. j. W slsand, 7p4 50.
Aubin Az. Detroit. Mich.
PRKZES: II b. yabfonski, l07lO4 W. Division NJ.
Chicago, III,
w~ICE-PREzES: - 6tanisiav Rokoez.
DYREKTORZY: Marian stecsyhaki. d.. KAamierz
zurawsh. Mcha1 wleklihad. MARGIN Z6akowski,
6tanislaw LAuferh.
J~ENERALNY: T. M. Helinski, io2-
1o<- W.. Division It., Chicago, Ill.
KARER M. Majswski, 102 - 104 W. Division st.,
Chicago. Ill.
LKKARz NACzKLNY; Dr.. ". A. Kunswsd. lO2 -lol
W. Divisdon st.. Chicago, nj.
sKKRErARZ wYDZIAEU sPRAwIEDLIwoSU: - A.
Nov1k. 1210 Brosdway. BuffAlo. Ny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12

Zwracamy uvage cziOnkom Zuiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieniajac swoje
mieszkanie, pOdauai Zawsze starry I noWyl
adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rej nalezy.
Tym spOsObem unikniemy wsZelkieh pO-
myfek PREY wysyianiu "Zgody". Kto do
tego sic ME zastOsuje, temu "Zgody" pO-
sy}aE ME bedziemy mOgli.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

ENID, o. T., JULY 4.-(Special) Den
mis- T. Flynn will address the citizens of
Garfield and adjoining counties on Free
Homes Day, August 10, which has been
set aside for that purpose by the fair
association. Other noted speakers will be
present on that day and a grand demon
sttion will be made in honor of the pas
sage of the free homes bill.
The dates for the Garfield county fair
are August IA, 15 16, and II. The associa-
tion sparing neither time nor money to
make tho fair a success.
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KoKoMo, IND. Aug 10, 1s9

hOhOMO' md, aug 10, IeJJ.
PEPSIN SYRUP Co,
Dear Sirs:-For the pas ten years |
was troubl ed with my stomach. About
I ur years ago was taken down with
rheumatism; was not ab to do a
dav's work for three years All medi-
cine seemed to be of no benefit 10 me
-ear go I was advised to take DR.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. truly be-
heve l would have died had it not been
for this medicine. My rheumatism is
entirely gone and my stomach is in
good condition. 1t has saved my life
ard cannot recommend il too highly.
Yours resp ctfullv,
ELwoOD MCCRACK4N.
Sold by F. B. Lille & Co.
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NO. ., crArrOD,c NO. |,
Mixed AO4'S' Mixed.
WOMEN's CLUBS OF GUTHRIE.

ACORN CLUB-Mrs F. X. Brooke, president
n Mrs. j. j Houston, secretary. Meets on
every Thursday afternoon.
CAMBRIDGE CLUB-Mrs. A. H Huston,
" President: Mrs. n. NJ. Carter. secretary.
Meets every alternate Tuesday.
L LXCELSIOR CLUB-Mrs. Almont Hixon,
l. President, Mrs. Geo H Dodson, secretary.
Meets every Monday afternoon.
CHAKESPEARE CLUB -Mrs.Joseph Wisby,
- President Miss Reese, secretary. Meets
each alternate Tuesday
COROSIS CLUB-Composed of the society
- ladies led by Miss Helen Green. Meets
every Tuesday.
HHAUTAUQUA CLUB-Mrs. w L Rhodes,
" President Mrs. N NJ Carter, secretary.
Meets every Thursday afternoon.
BANNER UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
- Miss Alma Carson, president; Miss Anna
Hutchinson, secretary Meets Saturday
evening.
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
" Mrs. Julia Ryan, President; Miss Mar
guerite Byrne, secretary, Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Onicers of City Federation-Mrs. Frank
Dale, President; Mrs. J. j. Houston, Secre-
tary.
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KEMPFF
Turns in a List Of Operations
up to June 8.

WASHINGTON, JULY 1A-In the mail
fIon China today Secretary Long re-
oeived from Admiral Kempn, a report
of the American operations in China up
to June 8. The report Is as follows:
United states Flagship Newark, Taku.
China. June 5.
Sir have the honor to report that at
a. m, May 20, l received a telephone
m nessage, a copy of which is herewith
enclosed marked 81" and at 3 a. m, in
compliance with orders which l immedi-
ately issued to the commanding officer Of
this ship 100 armed men consisting Of for
ty marines and sixty sailors were landed
in charge; Officers, Capt ]. r. Myers, U.
s. NJ. c., Capt. IL. Uall, IT, S. NJ. c., En-
sgn d. w. Wurtslaugh. L. S. ~, Nav
al cadets J. *. Taussig, u. S. N, and c.
Courtney u. S. N; Paymaster II. f.
Jewett, u S. N, and uGnner c. II. Shell
don u. S. N.
Taking the first party which arrived
on shore. consisting of thirty-seven ma
rines, to the railroad station at Teng
ku, they were refused passage on the
train to Tien Tsin owing to the agent
being unwilling 20 assume the respon-
sibihty of issuing tickets to an armed
force without orders from the directors
of the road. This portion Of the land
irg party were then returned to Taku,
where by this time all of the force had
arrived. Procuring a tug and Lighter
from the Taku Tug & Lighter Company
company, the entire force was sent to
Tjen Tsin by river Capt. j. *. Myers,
in command, Capt McCalla and Paymas-
ter Jewett proceeding by train at 1H p.
III The landing party reached Tien Tsin
al 10 o'clock p m, where they were re-
ceived with demonstrations of joy by the
foreign populace, they being the first
Caucasian troops TO arrive. 1 remained
at Taku with my personal staff
On May 30, at 1:44, l proceeded to Tien
Tsin for the purpose of examining as
well as 1 might the state of affairs
On this day the English ship Algerine
came in and land ID $50 men and sent
them to Ten Tsn, and ships of the vari-
Gus other nations began to arrive and
prepared to land troops.
o. the Chinese government. l sent fifty
men to Pel0in, in company of about 300
foreign troops of various nationalities.
They left at 4:15 p. m, Capt. McCalla in
command and arrived at the end of the
railroad line at Gas p. M, and marched
to the legation, having encountered not
the slightest opposition on the way or In
the city
l returned on board ship June 9, and
or June 3. Capt. McCana, after seeing
that our men on shore were properly
cared for and that everything was in a
satisfactory condition returned.
l take great pleasure in sailing that our
officers and men on shore have, by their
conduct, management, contributed in ev-
cry way to the high standing of Am r.
lean arms.
Admiral Kempff encloses with his re-
port copies of the cablegram which he
sent to the navy department at the time
Of the outbreak. These have already
been published in full
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we have vooi sale on DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin because we guar
antee it and refund your money il it
does not do just ~hat we represent it,
NaIl tor book that tells you all
about 1T at f. B. Lille & Co.
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SALTWATER, o. T., JULY H-(Spec-
ial)-The machinery Of the new pressed
brick plant is now all in fine shape, to
the full satisfaction OF all parties con-
cerned. Within few days the compan''
expects to have the plant running on full
time and will be turning out brick at the
rate Of 25,OC0 a day. They have already
orders aggregating nearly a million o
brick so that the plant will be crowded
to its capacity for the rest of this sea-
son at least.
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yorr Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic full OF life, nerve and vgor, take Eo-To.
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Capitol Lodge No 1, Royal Tribe of Joseph
meets every Saturday night at 30 O'Clock
In Odd Fellows hall. Visising members
will be made welcome,
IT. B. REDER- w. p.
A. A. MEACHAM Scribe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Authentic List Of Companies That
Have Accepted Invi-
tatiOns
10 PARADE ON DEWEY DAY.
South Carolina and Georgia Tofsntry and
Naval Militia viii show Up 10 Great
shap and Numbsrs.

The ssvnnsh Press Of yssterdaya
says:
Lieut.. Kinsie gives out the toll,w-
ing Au shentic list Of visiting military
for d wsy week. These companies
have accepted and viii be here:
Fret battalion, $ G. " l., Charles
ton, $ G., under command of Msj- H
schaehte, composed Of the following
companies and baud. Company A.,
Capt. t. Hyde company b, Capt.
J.E. cogswelI; company G, Capt. D.
n, Kearney; company D, Capt. II. D,
SHREDDER, company L, Capt. J. Il.
steIIings.
South Csrohni naval militia: First
division, Charleston, Lieut.. Charles
L. du Bosi Second division, Nj. Pleas
ant, Lieut.. j. A. Paiisns; Third di-
vision, Beaufort, Lieut.. George P, Ell
lott.
Naval battsliOn. G. S. T.; Comman-
der Frank D. Aiken. STAFF and marine
band: First division, Brunswick,
Lieut.. F. D. Nj. strschan, Fourth
division. Brunswick, Lieutenant ]. ).
Wright.
Company G, First infantry, G. S.
Il, Brunswick, Capt. F. A. Dunn.
Company B,Frtth infantry, G. $. T.,
Thomasvills, Capt. Harry w. Auder
SON.
Company A, THIRD infantry, G. S.
T., wv Arlington, Captain Arson P.
King.
Company II, Third infantry, G. $.
L, Augusta, Captain Addison Weis-
ger.
Company G, First regiment, $. c.
". l., P-lrsr, 5. G., Captain John I.
West.
Rlchland Volunteers, Colamsis, s.
c., Captain w. H kirkland.
FIRST artillery band, sullivan's is
land.
Quitman cornet band. ooitmAn, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
cold last night

Macon, March l7.-Ifquiries Of the
leading fruit'grower 10 this county
aud Houston county, 10 the violnlfy
Of Fl. Valley and M4rshalIville, this
morning slicIted practically uOani-
nous Response that the crop has not
been hurt to any degree ard that the
great outturn Of the orchards is row
certain, unless something occurs here
after. Budding is so heavy that the
CROP Will BE- very large even II one
third Of the buds are destroyed. While
the weather last night was cold, the
atmosphere was not humid enough TO
endapgsr the buds.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Or.ng.. Not Hur.

Jacksonville, March 1.-THE cold
wave did no damage except in the
northern portion Of the state, where
there is little truck ruined. The cold
extended Only a short distance south.
Practically 20 damage has been done
to tho orange trees.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
.DONWODY CALLS
GOMMlIIHH MEETING
Chairman Requests a
Prompt Attendance Of +
Members
no ASSEMBLE AT neon THURSDAY
IN Tie Cig ball IN Brunswiok OfBoial
Mite As SEPT to The Tines
L'st ght.
The following ffiual notice was
received at The Times Oaise last night
from chairmau H.F. Dunwody:
The Democratic Executive Commit
HARRY F. lDuNwoDY. =
Do You Need an = eo.ric ssl.l

For the pass ten years, DR.. J New
ton Hathaway, who is recognized as
the greatest of all our speoia lists, has
been perf,cting an electric belt, suit
able to use IN his pracsice-One which
he could. furnish as part Of his sys-
tenn OF treatment, and which he could
conscientiously guarantee. He now
announces that he has perfected such
belt, which be believes to be the
only perfect b Il made. 1t is light,
handsome. Of great power, and with
new attachments, which make it SUIT
able for every case. He is prepared to
furnish this belt to all patients who
need 1t and who apply to him for
efeatlueh's a. q merely nOmiuai Onah &C.
Write to DR.. Hathaway today, telling
ali about your case, and he will write
you about the belt, and if you desire ,
the belt Will be sent c. o. D., for IN
spection. Address DR.. Hathaway &
Go !, % Bryan street, Savannah, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Doomfsddls Alum Spring water.

DOOmfaddls Alum Spring Water.
Curative of stomach, liver, intesti-
nal and kidney diseases; also sffica-
olous in ali diseases of NAL ssnmila-
ton, malaria, and general deb lily.
For fnl Information, write.to
S. W. GooDYRAR,
Wythevils, Va.