davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27
Joubert ME tract nadzlel.
Mafeking ME otrzymuje pomocy.
Skandale w sejmie franCuskim
pARIN WISE UMARk w CINCINNATI.
Process zab6jstwo Goebla predko sic skoiezy.

handlu l prZemysfu rolhlct"a'
Liberalizm handlowo- -przemysfowy
bronif dotad powodzeniem swolch
interesow, poniewaz przeclwnlcy
jego ME mogli poiaczyc sic nigdy
do zgodnego dzialania. Programy
centrum katolickiego i konserwa-
tyst6w protestanckich, ortodoksyi
koscielnej i rolnictwa ME zgadzaJa
sic re soba w wielu punktach zasa-
dniczych. Katolicyzm ikonserwa-
tyzm maia wsp6lnego nieprzyja-
ciela W iberalizmie, ale ME maJa
wsp6lnych cel6w. Centrum przy-
tenn ME jest jednolitem stronni-
ctwem spoiecznem, lecz prawy jego
odfam zbliza sic W sprawach spote-
cznych do konserwatywnej wielkiej
wlasnosci ziemskiej, levy zas do
wolnomyslnych przedstawicieli
handful przemysfu zapewnia i'm
przewage W parlamencie.
Stosunki te zawikfafy sic mocno
skutkiem podania nowego projektu
hocie. Narodowo-hberalni, oraz
stronnictwa t. wv. wolnomyslne po-
pieraja projekt ten stanowczo; spo.
feczni demokraci i mafy oddziat
wolnomyslnych zwalczaja go z "a
sadly. Rad wiec musi poczekec
poparcia ma prawicy lub W centrum.
DIVA te wielkie stronnlctwa jednak,
jakkolwiek uznaja potrzebe powie-
kszenia fioty, zamierzaja dopom6dz
rzadowi tylko pod warunkiem, re
otrzymajq zapfate IA swoja pomoc.
Oba iacznie domagaja sic zaprowa-
dzenia nowej ustawy pzeciw ME
moralnosci, preescigajac sic ma
wzajem W zadaniach, zrobify tel
pozadanej zkadinad ustawy. praw-
dziwy dziwolag. Reprezentanci
zas rolnictwa, vice konserwatyscl
i znaczna Geese centrum, domagala
sic re swejstrony zakazu dowozenia
miesa zagranicy.
Stronnictwa liberalne, pofaczyw-
sly sic, mogiyby zapobiedz uchwa-
leniu obu tych ustaw, kt6rych je-
dna zagraza rozwojowi sztuki Ii
teratury, druga podniesie znacznie
Gene artykufow spozywczych. Je-
dnosci tel jednak niema, ponie-
waz narodowo-iberalni, kt6rzy pra-
gna podwojenia foty pod kazdym
warunkiem, wiedza, re projektu
ME MONA przeprowadzic bez po-
mocy stronnictw zachowawczych,
W imie patryotyzmu zgadzaja sic
na ustepstwa i popieraja obie usta-
wy. Rad jednak jest konsekwent-
niejszy cd narodowo-iberalnych, i
oswiadczyf sic stanowczo przeciw
najniebezpieczniejszym zadaniom
konserwatystow i centrum, ME
chcac okupic nowych okretow po-
gorszeniem stosunkow wewnetrz-
nych. Skutkiem tego oba stronni.
ctwa odgrazaja sic, re beda gloso-
wa1y przeciw powiekszeniu foty.
Nastepstwem tego byfoby rozwia-
zanie parlamentu. Godzi sic jed
max watpic, czy centrum i konser-
watySci W chwii 'stanowczej odwa-
"a sic Ma wystapienie przeciw pro-
iektowi. Move wybory bowiem
mogiyby skonczyc sic dla Mich bar
dzo niepomyslnie, poniewaz szero-
kie kofa ludnosci domagaja sic
energicznie budowy nowych okre-
tow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27
Kwietnia 25 klerk6w otrzyma pod.
wyzszenie pensyi z $500 ma $500, a
przyjetych zostanies Enowych 70
klerk6w pensya po $500.
MOrderstWO.

W lokalu dopiero wczoraj otwar-
tym pm. l07 Ewing str, wczoraj
wieczorem, wfasciciel tel piwiarni,
Vito Paoletto, kaleka 0 jednej no.
DIE, zastrzelh swego wsp6lnika An
tonic Giavito. Kiedy Giavito sic
odwr6cif, strzelif do niego rewol.
weru 5 razy, a gdy Giavito upadf,
Poaletto udaf sic do mieszkania
Franka Intera pm. 96 Ewing str. i
powiedziaf temuz, co uczynif. Wy
chodzac tego domu, zostaf aresz-
towany. Powodem zab6jstwa byfa
sprzeczka pomiedzy wsp6lnikami,
kt6ra odbyfa sic rano. Przeniesli
oni swoi lokal z pm. lC2, pm. lO7
Ewing str, Giavito twierdzif, re
Paoletto, przywfaszczyf sobe pie
niqdze firmy. Paoletto przyrzekf
zemscic sic krwawo ma obelge i
wieczorem sfowa dotrzymaf. Przy-
szedf do lokalu nowego, kazaf sobie
podac szklanke piwa, a kiedy Gia-
vito sic odwr6cif, strzelif do niego
i zabif 60 na miejscu.- GiavIto,
ktory liczyt lat 43 ipozostawia
wdowe dwoje dzieci, sprowadzif
Paoletta wlasnym kosztem zWfoch,
a potem, gdy tenze stracif noge,
uczynif go swoim wspolnikiem, =
"a co Paoletto W TAXI spos6b sic
odwdzieczyf.
Przestrach powodem smierci.
John E. Tarbell, syn wyrodny
wybitnego przemysfowca z Joliet,
prowadzac zycie lekkomyslne. W
koncu wdat sic W spoke z rabusia-
mi zfodziejami. w Niedziele
wieczorem jakims towarzyszem
zbrodni W Lemont:zakradf sig do
pewnego skfadu wiktual6w. Wfasci-
cief skladu spostrzegf to, ale cicha-
czem zabrawszy strzelbe,,,wyszedf
domu sprowadzif marszafka mia
steczka tegoz przyjaciela.P Podezas
gdy CT dwaj staneli ma st.s-Sy u
drzwi frontowych, w(asciciel skfadu
obszedf dom strzelif W powietrze,
sadzac, re przestraszeni ztodzie3e
wybiegna z domu frontowem1
drzwiami wpadna W rece marszaf-,
ka tegoz przyjaciela. Zfodzieje
istotnie wybiegli, ale uciekli ME
dali sic zlapat; Tarbell jednakowoz
ubiegfszy jakich 200 krokdw, upadf
niezywy. prawdopodobnie re stra-
chu. Jego towarzysz umknaa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27

dniu zeszfego roku. Os6b pfci
mezkiej umarfo 341, pfci zenskiej
299. Dzieci ME liczacych roku zy-
cia umarfo 126, dzieci we wieku
10 lat 63, os6b liczacych pre-
szfo so lat $50. Ma dyfterya umar-
10 Is os6b, ma tyfus 3, ma szkarla-
tyne 7, na grype 4. Samob6jstw
byfo 4, a innych gwaftownych wy
padk6w smierci'17.
Uznany niewinnym.
Byly banker Robert Berger,
wsp6lnik E. S. Dreyera byf oskar-
zony o to, re dnia 10 Grudnia 1896,
diva dni pred zbankrutowaniem
banku E. S. Dreyer & Co., przyjaf
cd kollektora North Town, Pawla
Redieske, zfozonych Ew depozyt
Sl054, i W skutek tego przyprawit
dzielnice North Town strate tel
sunny. Process toczyf sic pred Sc
dzia Waterman. Obronca Bergera
zarzucif, re akt oskarzenia fafszy-
vie byf ufozony: poniewaz bowiem
Paul Redieske zwr6cif dzielnicy
North Town wfasnej kieszeni
$4,000, przeto wfasciwie dzielnica
ia ME poniosfa zadnej straty przez
Bergera. Sedzia przyznaf sfusz-
nose tym wywodom i polecif jury
wydac wyrok uniewinniajacy,co tez
sie>stafo.
Natomiast jednak rozpoczaf sic
drugi process Bergera. Oskarzo-
nym jest O to, re dnia 10 Grudnia
1896, diva dni pred bankructwem
przyjaI s4O5 'zlozonych jake depo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27
Kronika MiejscoWa.

w ObrOnie zycia.
Henry Hessel, zam. pm. 454 Lin
coin ave., introligator ME nalezacy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27

Zyt prZez afcnltehta UllSll, a.
skutek tego przyprawit go strate
tel sunny. Zaczeto wczoraj wybie-
rae sad przysieglych i czterech Sc
dziow przyjeto.
LekkOmyslnOsG matki.
Pani Robertowa Allen, zam. pm.
1922 Mcfarland ave., wczoraj rano
wychodzqc mieszkania, azeby
porobic zakupna, zamknefa swe
dzieci, 3letniego Willie 2letnia
Aggie, W domu. Dzieci dorwafy
sic do zapafek wkrotce tez pow
staf pozar W domu. Ma szczescie
natychmiast spostrzegli to sasiedzi,
ktorzy drzwi rozbili i uratowali
dzieci siedzace przerazone W kaci-
ku pierwszego pokoju. Budynek
nalezacy do Juliusa Stearns, spalif
sic caikiem: wartosc jego wynosila
$4,000. Sprzety Allena, rowniez
spalone, miaiy wartosc $500.
Radosc W urzedzie pocztowym.
Otrzymawszy cd generalnego
pocztmistrza upowaznienie, poczt-
mistrz Gordon podwyzszyf place
nastepujacych urzednik6w: kasye-
ra Thomas M. Beatty $500 na
$780,; asystenta superint. rozsyfek
R. L. Thompson z $l400 ma $500;
naczelnika tbiural korespondencyj-
-nego, Charlesa A. Hobbs, $500
ma $14O0: naczelnika oddziafu ga
yet, R. G. Baera, z $1,000 ma $1,000;
naczelnika stacyi ma Lake View, z
Williama Samson $1,000 ma $1100;
klerka ma stacyi Armour, panny
Ewy)J. Peck, 2 500 ma $1,000;
klerkh ma stacyi Elsdon, w. @.
whithalla, z.s7oo ma $1,000. Cd J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 97go Marca 1900.

Dzieje proiektu podwojenia hoty
wojennej sa satyra na stosunkl We
wnetrzne Niemiec. W kazdem IN
nem pahstwie parlamenty, bez
wzgledu na spory wasni stronnl-
cze, zatwierdzify lub odrzucifyby
TAXI projekt. stosownie do tego,
czy uznawafy lub ME uznatyby po.
trzebe powiekszania sill !zbrojnych
kraju. Tax mp. we Francyi, gdzie
wzaiemna niechet stronnictw przy-
biera charakter jadowitej nienawl-
Sci, poiowa parlamentu prasneta-
by jaknajrychlej obaht cabinet ra-
dykalny, zqdania p. Lanessana ma
marynarke ME spotkafy sic prawie
zadnym oporem. Francuzi ME
przenosza swoich spor6w stronni-
czych W dziedzine polityki zewne-
trznej i spraw Z MIA zwiazanych;
stronnictwa oddaja panstwu, co sic
panstwu, zdaniem ich, nalezy, anie
wyzyskuja jego potrzeb W swolch
celach.
W Niemczech tax ME jest. Me
ma prawfe stronnictwa, ktoreby ME
uznawaio potrzeby ..znacznego po-
wiekszenia foty wojennej. Re-
prezentanci k6f handlowych / pre-
mysiowych popieraja projekt cesa-
RIA W interesie handlu i przemy-
mysfu; narodowo-iberalni z patry-
otyzmu, centrum katolickie ME jest
mu bynajmniej przeciwne zasta-
nawiaja sic tylko mad tenn, jakby
pokryc koszta budowy nowych
okret6w; konserwatysci obu odcie-
nj siosza, re fota jest koniecznie
potrzebna dla zapewnienia pan
stwu powagi na morzu, ma
wet " kotach spoieczno-demo-
kratycznych, mimo zasadniczej ME.
eheci do militaryzmu, odzywaja sic
gfosy "a budowq foty. Mimo tej
jednomyslnosci, projekt spoczywa
dotad W komisyi, i obrad mad MIN
rozpoczac ME MONA. Nastapi to
dopiero, gdy pomiedzy rzadem
stronnictwami ukonczone beda tar
gi o rozmaite ustepstwa, kt6re sa-
me przez sic sa wazne, ale z powle-
kszeniem SHY zbrojnej ME maJa
mic wsp6lnego. Slowem, poJedyn-
cze grupy parlamentarne korzysta-
ia projektu, od kt6rego urzeczy-
wistnienia bedzie zalezaio stanowi-
sko Niemiec ma oceanic, aby pre-
prowadzic swoje zadania partyku-
larne, zapewnic pewnej gruple
wyborc6w korzy5ci materyalne.
Jest to objaw ME tax jaskrawy,
ale W skutkach moze niebezpiecz-
niejszy od obstrukcyi, DO, pozosta-
JAG W granicach prawa, ME zwraca
uwagi, ME wywoiuje stanowczych
protest6w, ME budzi poczucia po-
trzeby naprawienia stosunkow,
popycha panstwo ma droge, ma kto-
"a ME wstapifoby nigdy, gdyby ME
koniecznosc powiekszenia sill zbroi-
nych. W takich warunkach pam
stwo, zdobywaiac chwilowo VIE
ksza powage ma zewnatrz, niweczy
rownoczesnie podstawy, ma ktorych
OPERA sic ostatecznie Gala jego po.
waga w swiecie politycznym: ha-
muie sw6j rozw6j wewnetrzny'
Juz wtedy, gdy W prasie p6tu-
urzedowej pojawifa sic plerWsza
zapowiedz nowego proiektu. MONA
byfo przewidziec, re stronnictwa
skorzystaja tel sposobnosci, aby
przeprowadzic swoje zadania / "a
Gene poparcia zamiar6w rzadowych,
uzyskaG jego pomoc W walee z
przeciwnikami. Gaia polityka We
wnetrzna Niemiec obraca sic VIA
Sciwie W granicach dw6ch wielkich
przeciwienstw zasadniczych: po-
miedzy ortodoksya koscielnq, re-
prezentowana przez centrum kato-
liekie, a konserwatystow protes-'
tsnckich. q wolnomyslnyn libera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-27

- Major Kirkman zostaf W Ma
Mill oddany pod sad wojenny, po-
niewaz obszedf sic niegrzecznie z
delegatem papieskim, arcybisku-
penn Chappelles.
- Zarzady trzech kopalni wegla
W Altoona ogfosify, re poczawszy
cd l Kwietnia, podniosa place g6r-
nixon o 10 procent. Tych g6rni-
k6w jest og6fem 5000.
w New Yorku przystapiono
do budowania podziemnego tune
lu, dla przeprowadzenia podziem-
nej, pospiesznej komunikacyi.
Move to przedsiebiorstwo pochfo-
ME 36 miion6w dolar6w kapitaiu.
w zakfadzie Sercanek pod
Fort Wayne pokazafa sic ospa.
w restauracyi Healy'ego W
New Yorku, ma rogu 66 ul. i Co.
lumbia ave-, pieciu drabow zabrafo
kasy, W obecnosci 40-stu gosci,
$1,000.
W Bostonie spalifa sic do
szczetnie drukarnia Karala Hen
tzemana. Strata-wynosi $4,000.
- w Rutland, Vt. aresztowano
kasyera banku, pod zarzutem
sprzeniewierzenia $4,000.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
4 nrlao.A 49, 80.


Out In a big apartment house on Co
lumbia heights there aavells a young
married woman who is as naive as the
bride In the comic weeklles The hpnse-
keepers who live IN the same house
with her haye been somewhat annoyed
81 late by mice The young woman
met one Of them In the hall the other
day. and the conversation naturally
tiirnedou their common pests
TTho mice have been 50 bad lately, "
said the elder woman. Hthat keep ev-
erything locked up aud all my eaiables
IN the boxes"
The younger womamseyes sparkled
with eagerness.
"Myls SHE said. Il wouldn't dare do
that. wouldn't want to run such n
risk. | leave crackers and cheese lying
about every night when 20 TO bed SO
that when the mice become hungry
they'll find something to eat and not
gnaw things, fm always afraid they'll
bite holes in my new tablccloths aud
my nice centerpieees II n don't leave
the cheese right where they can find Il
easily feel perfectly safe when !
know there's plenty for them to eat
right where they ean get at H."
There's nothing after ~ like having
a clever idea like that now and then
Washington Post
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03


'Bruddren and sistahs. stefniy said
good old Paaon Woolimon after the
collection had heeu taken Up upon
recent Sabbath plofliing, before the
hat was done passed expounded the
request DAT dc congregation contribute
aceawtlin 70 der ueans. and sho ex-
peeaofated dat 20 all would chip IN
magnAuilpously Bot now, unon ex-
amlnm de collection. finds that ae
connected annunt contributed BY de
whole posse oh so ana onl5 tlse slenifi-
eant and pasiHaninsops snm OF sixty
free cents And at as junction daf
ain't no casion TOR ~ all 10 look at
Rrudder SIewfoot. what done eircUns
ambulated dc hat around 10 no such
auspicious manner. for 10 de fust
place, Brudder Siewfoot ANT dat kind
Of nan. and. ID tile secend place. &
done watched him like hawk all de
time muhself No. sixty cents was
all dat was flung 10, and dess wants
to say dat 10 my humble opinion. To-
stead Oh contfbntin accawdin TO yo'
means. yo' all contributed acoawdin 10
70 tneanuess BE choir VIII now fA
yor us wild sieir regiar meledlousneas. Z
-uarper's Bi9zar
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

When the Fuss Gets Her Back U.
1t is not anger alone that makes cats
arch their backs Indeed. when two
cats are preparing to fight they do not
assume this attitude. but crouch low.
just as they do when about to spring
on their prey, the body being extended
and the hair not IN the least erect.
But when. on meeting o dog suddenly.
fear Is combined with anger then the
cat, standing az It's full height, at once
arches It's back, with an instructive "
fort to appear as formidable as posi-.
BILE.
Darwin compares It to the similar
attitude Of the lynx when attacked and
to TINT Of birds which rufiie their feath-
ers and spread ont their wings and
tail when alarmed 1t is noticeable
that a eat will also arch It's back when
in an eTectlonate frame Of mind. rub
bing itself against It's masters leg. at
the same time II slightly raises It's fur
and holds rs tail erect Us whole at
titude is just the reverse Of that which
II assumes when savage.
Darwin accounts for this m the FOL
lowing words Certain states Of mind
lead TO certain habltual actions which
ARE Of no service. Now, when a direct
" opposite state Of mind Is induced,
there Is n strong ana Involuntary
tendency to the performance Of a move
ment Of n directly opposite nature,
though 1t may be or no service"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
A shock Tor cnrIxla.

Thackeray once told Sir John Nlllais
this Amusing story Of CaFlyles {
lie bad spent dag 10 the reading
room Of the British museum and had
given great deal Of trouble to one Of
the officials. seuilng him up-and down
ladders In search Of books 70 satisfy
his literary tastes. and on leaving the
room lie had gone up 70 the man and
told him that Il might be some salts
faction to him to know that he had
obliged Thomas. Carlyle. The official
hesltatlngly answered him. with a
bland smile and the usual washing Of
hands IN the air, that the gentleman
had the advantage Of him. but that
probably they might have met at some
mutual friends house. He had never
heard Of Thomas Carlyle
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03


Speaking Of the queer Iukes Of luck
IN the goldflelds Of ALASKA. a writer IN
Ainslpe's Magazine says
often after The pile IS made acct
dent disease o. death steps in to pre-
vent It's Legitimate enjoyment
zone man dropped decd when at the
weighing of The FIRST cieaii iagl be found
himself rich man There was some
thing wrong With bis heart. lie had
the physical strength to make the fght
against bad food and water. to endure
the back breaking toll Of developing
and workins cot and ail the strain 81
the uncertainty That Went before. The
supreme moment Of sneceas was more
than be conla stand and the use Of
the gold passed from him with its ac-
qUirement
"A certain aaiaes Meade lay down
WITH typhoid Fever III al outlying camp
Just as ne was starting for home with
che accommodations 81 the year. and he
and his bag o. dust entered Dawson
together % d Hitter II took six men
70 biting him iii alternating four To
carry and two to rest--and he paid
each man SIS a day. Once 10 Dawson
Meade seemed 10 grew better and
when hts sailing day came he walked
to the boar. he reached the wharf and
fell dead as he was about to 60
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
GO 70 TIE ISLAND.

Most Of the Business Houses % Be Shut Up
Tomorrow Fer the Fourth.
10 accordance with the custom that
has long prevailed here, moet Of Che
business houses Of Brunswick win
s6nt up tomorrow, and everybody that
lcAn get OF viii u 10 the i aud to
spend the Fourth Of July.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
The favorlts mhisksl Of famous men

The favorlte whisksl Of famous men
Ia HARPEt, becsuse of its smooth,
sxqusi.e iiavor; because OF lie match
less fl .vos; becsuse OF it's mellow age.
No wonder IFS The fsyorite. Every
drop sterling. HARrER WHIsKEY.
Solk by T. Newman, Brunswick, Gs.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
DIVIDEND NO 10.
,Brun.wiek Bank and Trust Company

,Brunlwiok Bank and Trust Company.
Brunswick, Ga, June 90, 1900.
board Of directors have de-
slda semi-anoual dividendof three
1s per share, payable on and af-
uly and, out of the net earnings
hrst six months OF the present
year. The transfer books are closed
until after that date.
HoYr w. GALE, Cashier.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

A most enjoyable program has been
arranged by the Confederate Veterans
for their grand reunion in Wsycross
tomorrow, magnificent barbecue
Will be given in their honor, the hos
p''able liul- city will be gwen to
tnsm for the time they are within its
gates ami msny hand, me speeches
anu atdressees VIII be made by visit
ius commanders and those at home. A
fail A'iendarcs from tie Brun.wick
camp VIM b. present and large repre-
sensations from all over the state.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
druggist

For burns, injuries, pills and skin dis
eases use DeWit's Witch Hazel salye, It
is the original. Countefeits may be offer
ed. Use only DeWitts. WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

A fatal policy is to neglect backaehe or
other sign OF kidney trouble. Foley's Kid
nsy Cure is a sure remedy for Bright's dis
ease, diabetes and gravel. W. J. Butts the
drnr-,ist
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mrs. Charles Noyes left few days
sgo for Barnesyllls and Critic, where
shs..will spend some time with relatives
aud friends.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mss F,hc,te Davenport mas return
ed home for me loIasi, FER plsaf-
a i gear as me :ssefed Hes. Cot yeht
10 Wilmington. VI sne made
many friends ard rscetsed dei ion
10 her s-udies.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mr.. Charles Atkinson, business
represeD tative Of the Atlanta Conatitu
ton. passed through Brunswick yes
terdsy en route to Cumberland, where
he will spend a week or two.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Master Mac Burroughs left yester-
day for Madison, Florida, where he
will spend several weeks the guest Of
Master Edgar Inglis, at his home.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

"when a real Kansas blizzard
starts" said native Of the state, the
snow at first Is usually soft and fine
and comes down With an ominous
quiet. Then 1t increases in volume
and wild wind hurls 1t along 1t ip
binding and enyeloping, and. aside
from being freezing cold, one cannot
but lose his way. The storm some
times lasts two or three days. When
one of these billiards. comes up, the
farmer who wants to get from his
farmhouse to the stable or milk house
takes cord and starts for the stable
or milkhouse, as 1t may be, even If
( II Is only so yards off. He seldom
makes it the first time, and the cord
is TO keep him from getting lost and
wandering In the snow. Sometimes
the people stand in the door and beat
a tin can FOR signal to any one who
may be out in the storm, but this is OF
little use, as the noise Of the wind is so
great that II browns almost every 9TH
er sound.
Il know OF n case of man who got
lost going from his stable to the house,
so swiftly and blindingly did the storm
whiri down upon him. He stumbled
over The entrance to a cyclone cellar
and crawled In there ans dropped the
door after him to keep out the snow.
The snow fell faster and faster aud
buried the door so deeply that when it
was all ended and he tried to open it
he found It impossible. His family
searched the country around for him.
and it was not until the snow had melt
ed and gone and some one happened
to go into the cyclone cellar that he
was found there."-New York Tribune.
When in need, call on j..
w. w atllf mo-
n Az On narcOnaI oDertv
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mr. WaIIsms w gyms, Of Waynss.
vile, spent last week in Brunswick
the guest OF frlende.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

The weddi4 g 'o-ue ht Mi5' intz
seward ara Mr.. Robl Emmst Cal
nan, promises to BE- sn event Of please
urs ADD IN crest o All, FOR II Sc Dung
people have many spds snd there
VII 81 many present u wish them
well, rhe ceremony viii b perform
ed At the home q ne npcle snd aunt
o. the brid-, M and n CT g ]
nan, l02 O street 1t signt e'cek.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mrs. w. H. Lyle and little SOD,
Master stanley, leaves in a few days
Tor St. simuns bland, swhsrs they
will spend the SIMMER at the Arnold
House.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

ssAunis White, OF Albany, is the
attractive guest Of friends in Bruns-
wick for sevsaal weeks
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mre. X. X Hcpk nssn Fri is- this
evening - her hom on Davnouth
stree q coopilmeal lef ece,
Miss Nas II Iksas ~ n y lie,
vino Is gn-s' for rryefsi ek
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mr.. e 3. Htr-oh extends her
many ihNuks to.slI ths merchants q
B-uDsw OK, 80 80 wilhgy deusrsd
premiam. for hsr dpssstoens AZ M
fNr, whict p eyel sue'i aoeess.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

The conyenient and plsa, ant scned-
ale Of tbs Cumberland rou 2, to be
found o Hnoihsr CO umn, viii interest
ar WIN sut cipate trips % 8. simons
island. Lowing aud returning, a.
tbs hands ms hule steamer Emelios
viii, every few hour' there wiz Be
many who WIN take advantage o. the
opportunity to spsnd this week, or a
part n il, on the island, while the
late bopt viii have many busins''
men who win spsnd 'hs lights over
there
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03

Mir. Will Burroughs lest yesterday
Tor Jacksonville. whhre be VII visit
relAtiyes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-03
Ribbon Belts.

Every new fancy arrives here. The
stylish, fanciful kind Of belts which dressy
women like are here in considerable num-
bere. In fact the gathering is SO complete
you cannot fail to be suited and the
prices, they are sure to please.