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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
and Miss Foreman one Of Glynn Ooun-

and Miss Foreman one of Glynn coun-
ty's fairest daughters. The wedding
will occur in the evening, n the little
church at Frederics, Rev. D. w.
Wynne officiating, This Will be the
first full-dress wedding to OCCUR n the
church, and will be witnessed by many
friends. After thei ceremony there
will be reception for the couple and
their guests, at the residence Of Mrs.
George Stevens, sister of the bride.
The attendants will be Mr.. Clifford
POstell, best man; Miss Anna Belle
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
Petition Now Being Circulated and
Should Be Readily Signed by
All Business Men.
CLERKS AND. CITIZENS DESIRE IT
Ladies Should Take the Matter in Hand
and Request the Merchants 10 Agree
10 EARLY Closing Hours.

For the benefit Of the clerks and
merchants Of Brunswick, The Times
has STARTED petition for the closing
of all business houses, with heexcep-
tiOn of saloons and drug stores, at six
o'clock every afternoon, Saturday ex
cspted, from June 10th to Sept. 10 b.
This Times thinks that this will be
beniiloial to all, and it is a rule which
is being observed n most all the towns
and cities 10 g oygia.
II all the merchants will agree to
Gloss at six, the peotls who have
trading to do will make it rule to do
their shopping before that hour, and
on Saturday the stores win be kept
open for the working GLASS.
A petition was circulated yesterday
and the following business firms haze
signed A. Kaiser & Bros., by $. H.
Haym, The Bee Hive, Mrs. M. Isaac,
Palmer Shoe Co, B. H. Levy Bros. q
Co., H. M. Miller & Son, Il. Y,
Roberts, Miss Slater, Mrs. Esrla, Q. J.
DOerd niger, VIZ. Doettinger. Fiem-
log & waR, w. K. Bodani, NJ. Isaac,
?. Krsuss 4 Son, J. e Moore, Thorn
as Keauy.
These merchants have consented
with the understanding that ali other
merchants ID their line d bdslness
will close at tue same hour, aud it is
TO be hoped that every one Will ogree.
The Times would suggest that the
ladies take charge OF this movement
and ses # they. oau't persuad some
merchants who are a Ii lie reluctant to
sign the petition.
The Times will publish from day to
day all Nance that have been added to
the list.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

NIcaraguan canal and that we have
witnessed with great pleasure the
overwhelming endorsement given him
by the people Of his native state.
Resolved further, That we ask the
support of our representative in con
gress for measures that have for theii
object the extending of American
commerce and the advancement Of
American civilization, but that we are
opposed to making the Philippine
Islands an integral part Of the United
States, and we condemn the uncertain
and indennits policy Of the party in
power.
An election for members of the di. =
trict executive committee was then
held which resulted as foilows
Appling-John W. Tippins.
Brooks-s Burnett
Clinch-W t Dickerson
Camden-D t Rose
Coffee-J w Qnincy
Charlton--J Upchurch
Dodge N DeLacy
Echols-J U Horn
Irwin-Fred Clark
GIynn-W E Kay
johnson W M Fairolo,h
Laurens " l. Stanley
Pearoe-A B Estes
Tslfair-A Ryals
Wayne-C CTindaii
Ware c Mcdonald
Montgomery-John McRae
On motion OF Col Kay the conyen
tion then adjourned subject to call
from the chairman.
j. o. VARNADoE, Chm.
W. r. DIcKERsoN, Sec.
Immediately upon the adjournment
of the convention the executive com-
mittee met and elected Col. J. c. Nc
Donald chairman, and W. T. Dlcker~
son secretary,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
NAME WAS REJECTED.
Nomination Of Richard B. spriggs Has Been
Thrown Out for Nevada.

Nomination Of Richard B. spriggs Has BssI
ThrOwn Out for Nevada.
New York, June IA speoial to The
Herald from Washington says:
''The renomlnation of Fred. B.
spriggs, Of Utica, N. Y, who has been
serving as Indian agent in Nevada
since 1897, was rejected by this senate
because Of the Opposition Of the Ne
vadA senators.
Theg object to an 'outsldero in Of
fee in their State. The homs-rule
policy appealed strongly to western
senators, and Senators PIatt and De-
pew, discovering this, declined to make
further fight for Mr.. sprigss. Mr..
Spriggs was first nominated In 1897.
The senate failing to act, the Presi-
dent gave him two successive appoint
ments."
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
Leaders and Supporters of This
Faction Of Local Politics Will
Meet at City Hall
SPEECHES WILL Be DELIVERED
Issues of the Campaign Will Be Dis
eussed, and the Public is In
vIted TO Be Present.

The Good Government Rally to: b
held tonight promise to be largely at
tended. The people have not had an
opportunity, during the present osm-
palgn, to hear the issue fully discussed,
but tonight the ground will be fully
and Interestingly covered.
The Good Government people say
that .ths leading ring candidates,
Messrs. Harvey and DunwOoay, have
for years been two Of the main ring
leaders and office holders and that
they propOsetO show that hese oandi-
dates for the suftrages of the people
are greatly responsible for the politi-
cal misrule both in city and country.
llDOn't fail to attend the meeting
tOOight II you are interested in the
political future of Brunswick and
aiynn county. The mseting will be
held at the City Hall and twin begin
1t . O'Clock All TAX payers and
voters are especially invited TO be
present.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Another wedding Of interest to
Brunswick friends Will be that of Mr..
John Postell to Miss Idella Foreman,
both Of st. simon's on sthe 27th of this
month. Both of these young people
are well known-Mr. Postell being a
descendant of some of the Oldest fam
ilios in Georgia and South Carolina,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
Work on Transport.

New York, June IAN Erie basin
shipbuilding firm has begun work on
the transport Fitzpatrick, whose recon
atruction will cost s4Os, 900. The XII
patrick is intended to ply between San
Francisco and the Philippines. She
will be entirely remodeIed, her engines
will be oVerhAuled, and large steel
dsokhOuses will be built on the spar
deck.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

The season tickets have been issued
ana a. the price is very low, every cit
izen Of Brunswlck should purchase
one. The price IS $i.5O. They can be
had from oretsry Brown.
Mrs. e. b. Hirsch, Chairman OF the
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
Msnss Circle Meeting.

There will bs call meeting Of the
members Of Msuss Circle, this af-
ternoon at o'clock, at the residence
of Miss Hazlehurst AIT members are
urgently requested to attend.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

We have a large number of second
hand bicycles which we offer at SIS
each while they last. Terms. So down,
and ST per week, or So per month for
the balance. J. A. Montgomery, 5os
Gloucester ST.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
present.

COnsumpsives viii find chase's pure
barley malt wbiskey most bene fcial.
II strengthens the lungs, and relieves
the severity Of coughing For sale BY
R. V. Douglas.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Now is your chance to own BIZ
cycle. $l5 buys good wheels cash
and 81 per week Get one while they
last. J A. Montgomery, 5O3 Glouces-
ter st.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

VIM. G. BrSntlsy, Of Glynn, Nominated by
Rising sUts.
The WaycrOss Herald of yesterday
cSnsained the following:
The Congressional Nominating con-
vention for the Eevent Georgia dis.
trict was called to order in Waycross
BY Col J. c. McDonaids Chairman of
the Executive Committee, at half past
ten O'Clock, and Mr. r M ousley, of
valdosta, was chosen permanent chair
mae Of the convention. Upon taking
the chair, Mr. ousley made a short
though thoroughly Democratic ad-
dress, which received the applause md
the approval Of sll presenl.
Mr. w I Dickerson was chosen per
manent secretary OF the convention.
A roll of the counties showed that
the district was represented as fol-
lows.
Appling, N J Holton.
Brooks, J G Mcdonald, proxy.
chnch, w t Diokerson. sLDrawdy.
Coffee, Col o'steen, p w quincy.
Charlton. B q Mcdonald.
Dodge, Chairman.
Eohols, Chairman.
Erwin, 9 w Smith, WB Moore.
Glynn, w 3 Kay. W R Townsend.
johnson, chaibmar-
Lowndes, R T oasley, o vsrne-
doe, b Q BrantIey.
Laurens, b F Stanley.
Pierce, IS Youmans, J AI.n,
Telfair, Chairman.
Wayne, G W Drawdy, c G Tiodan.
Ware, d } Blackburn, J c McDon-
aid.
Montgomery, W II Mcqueen, Jonn
MoRse.
Camden, D Long, Walter Wyatt.
And then came one of Col. Kay's
happiest efforts which have a world.
wide reputation for pith, point and
brsviis, the latter a. the Colonel can
ifdly admits, beiue their greatest rec
ommeudation. lie nominated Hon.
VIM. 9, Brantley to succeed himself
in Congress, and the nomination was
seconded by VIM. b. Moore, OF Irwin,
in very neatand appropriate speech.
The nomination was msds by rising
vote.
On motion, V. l.. stanton, w. b.
Moore and N j. Holton were appoint
ed committee to infrom Mr.. Brant-
ley Of his nomination and ask his ac-
oeptsnce.
The following resolution was
Introduced by Nj. Holton and adopt
ed:
Resolve, That this convention
most heartily endorses the record Of
Hon. w. G. Brantley, our representa-
tive in Congress, and we take great
pleasure In commencing him as the
nominee of the Democratic party to
The people Of this District for re-eleo-
tion, and to further say, that in him
we have true representative of the
people. One who is broad and liberal
and with 1t all, honest, able, and in
every sence well equipped to serve this
people in the Halls of Congress.
Col. j. 0. vsrnedoe also introduced
the following resolution which was
Resolve, That we give our highest
to the efforts of Hon.
John T. Morgan IN behalf of the
ESSSS SSSs SSSsSS&sS@SSSsSAl
! { IUNE u DQ0IT 81
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
WEDDING BELLS.
Approaching Marriages of Unusual Interest

to Friends in Brunswick.
The wedding OF Mr.. Robert Lachli-
son Williams to Miss Mamie Mitchell
son, of st. simon's, on the 2Otb, will
be of interest to many Brunswick
frier da of this popular young couple.
The ceremony VIII be performed at
the home of the brides parents, by
Rev. Father LuckIe, of the Catholic
church. and viii be witnessed by a
number Of friends, both Of st. simon's
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Domestic Department, was granted
permission to solicit individual pre-
minms among the merchants and citi
zens as special prizes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Hr. and Mrs. e. J. Banks was re-
ved from Forsyth last night. Mr..
BIKE is foreman OF The Times job de-
Etment, and was called to the bed
sde Of his child few days ago. The
'sad death is regretted by the friends
Of the family.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Consumptiyos will find Chase's pure
barley malt whiskey most beneficial.
IL strengthens the lupgs, and relieves
the severity of coughing. For sale by
K. Y. Douglas.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

The best on the market-Chase's pure
barley malt whiskey, at K. V. Doug
las's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
NT-HARRB

Osisl Hsms Wedding in which Two Popular
Young PA.4a1Es shs Contracting Parties.
Lat night, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Miss EvslinA d. Har-
ris and Mr.. wm. a. Dent we're quiz
stIy married. Judge }. W. Conoley
ofiolating. onls relatives and inti-
mate friends we're pretent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08
gVg0NgV1N1VgVgV1OVVAAN0H

and Branswick. The maid of honor
W IL be Mss Josephine MitchelsOn,
sister Of the bride, and and the
groomsman, Mr.. John Mitchelson.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Our line OF SIS second hand bicycles
would surprise you. So down and 81
L week. Essy. Seer J. A. Montgom-
Wfy, 5O3 Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Just reoeived-a foil line Seeds dry
plates, all sizss. J. A. Montgomery,
SOB Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Taylor, maid Of homer; Misses MAZDA
and Anna May MCDonSld, brides
maids. and Messrs. John Stevens and
Charles Taylor, 0roomsmen.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

Don't fail to go to Macon Tuesday,
June u, $3.50 roand trip.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-08

The best on the market-Chase's pure
barley malt whiskey, at r. V. Doug
Ia,'s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

Trou slitt auf Der Sreppe aus, fam gu
Eaa unb tpI.rte bis in's Grosei9oB.
SIM SaIIen brane ibr Der 8eIsnitiel ca.
40 Gentimet:r tlef in ben 2eib. Die
S9perberfpuntete, nit benz Sobe
Hin9enbe purbe BON ben MnaebDrigen
al ~gefunoen unb gl.i6 gu Bette gee
bra4t. Der fe bebanDelnbe Mrat cons
%itatlrt, bob lie senei,n peroe.
gipilfanb Der Stdbt
Guremburs.
9eburten: %. Sob: Qoolpb II.
Wilbelm, 3pilinse b. Watb. Yrum.
baum, 4nitreider. "a: Sophie, s.
b. Matbias Selten, gisarrsnmader.
25.: 5obann peter, 9, b.. Serrmdnn
S4mib, Shubma6sr. g.: 8ultap
u. Sobann emil. 3pilinse b. Gmil
Bierrut, 5umiit; Selena 2uiIe Suliets
ts. 8. b.. Soiepb paul WIrtb, 8ants
Director. 49,: peter Jran5 ,Spiepb,
g. b. MideI S4eer, giisnbabn=
bedmter.
0etratben: "a. WoD.: 6etnri6
Soiepb Morert, Supernumerar Der
Steuerperpaltuiig nit pauline Waper.
g.: Grans SOiepb Senin. SdIoFer
nit @nna 9emmerltns; Nitolaus
gapeiius, Dredsler NIT Maria 8ar>
bara aieffer; @uguft 3naff nit Sulis
Waria Nnna Jund.
SterbefGIIe: "a. Rpp.: Satob
@iaen. alt 40 s., 9unbarbeiter. &c.:
IRitel 2emogne, alt IL Stunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25

Der mutbi9en Saustp6ter, bus &inb
BON einem grGBli9en Sobe su retten,
tnoem lie oafelbe in ibre eiqene 8e.
~tleioung einbiilte unb auf oiefe Weiie
bic Slammen eritidts. Die unporIifs
ae &Ieine erlltt i9ltmme 8ranbs
number.
SpIleri9, q. Hop. Die Srts
i9aft SOaeri9 adbIt nahfebenbe II
Snoutrien: Soneri9er Stablpert,
Gbampdgnerfdbrit Mercier uno Co.,
5abatz unb Gis~arrenfabrtt Sol,
SetnB, &efielfabrit Wiirtb, ssabrii
eliern egfObel gerl unb 60, SoIleri.
der 9asnert, Weinsei6Gft 9ernsba,
der unb Co., Weinbanoluna Stein.
bad, Sdsepert @laelener : 2oetpen
Vtarmalaoenfabrit 9enb, 3ieaeIfatrit
ge%tonfabrit gu4bOlb unb Map, Sort.
itppielfdbrif 8iqanopa, Studatu.. u
Srnamentefubrit 3immer, aaltbren,
l1eret Wttttpe Wenner, SGaepetf b,
ct. 6ubert uno !9oGeri6er Bier.
%braueret Spffmann unb 60. = Das
bpbe Utter bon SO Sabren bat bic
IN Der petrusitrabe tpobnenbe Wtttu,
3teier errei9t. Sieielbe erfreut fd
nod fortpdbrenb elmer ~ieItenen Ris
ttlgteit, 10 bab iie Bel @erri6tuna Der
hausli4en arbeiten tets bilfreide
Sano bietet. Sbr @ebG&tnib bal
ebsnfdus pdbrenb bieIsr ieltenen Reibt
BON Sabrsn ie6r penis Ginbube e..
lttten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
aus BeIeten.

3pansts SoIbaten Der RE-
aimentsi6uls in 8ouilpn batten felt
sSuli cine anar9iitiiae 9ruppe sebiIz
bet. Sin untercffi5ier Iolte nit IrIe4
nit Osrsiftet, Der pfarrer eriGofen,
Der Siirgermeifter erbp!6t iperben
als Der fir bic Grmorbuns bes pfar,
rers besei6uets Solbat i'm Letter
anssnblidc 50gerte, beidloTen bic Sc
npfen, ibn gu tDoten. Der 8ebrobt
eritattete In3eise. Sofprt purben (
Sauptbeituloigte in Der 3aIerne elm.
aetertert. Webrere Hepolutiondre Der.
fu8ten Ha6ts bic @sfGnsnibtbiire mil
Sebsln Su iprensen. Die Wade feuerte
unb pertrieb bieielben. Die 8erbaftez
ten lssten benz Sauptmann Elm Sc.
ltdnonib ab. Der Stanbal lit INN 10
grocer, als SObne bon Staatsbeamtsa
babel bstlsiliQt iiRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
@irentnelbmen benz r4urora
Nplfsfreuno":

@irentnebmen benz ,@urpra
8oltsfreunb":
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dem &ranfenlaser i'm Iltsr bon %
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Ssnrp, Sobn unb Sbeobor Wsber.
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lit Mittpod Radmittas mad bur turs
aem &rantenlaeer i'm 4ltsr bon 80
sSabren i'm ct. Charles Soipital an
Der 2unsenentSiinouns seItorben, Sr.
Mauer mar in Gl in 2uremburg ges
bcren unb binterldBt feline Satin unb
A feline &inper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-25
6robher,oethum.
4us Der bauptitaSt.

3uGnbe bes Sauliabrss 1899
1900 traten nit peniiou in ben Hubss
itano: Sr. aauffmann, Oberlebrer an
rer SberprimGri6ule in Sid a. b.
4la.; Or. 8innensSilsborf; Sr. &leins
9stinaen; Sr. 2intM&cginasu: 6r.
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looks still wiser. II is safe to say that
Capt. Taylor will not devote his entire
time to telling war stories.
Alpheus Byers is the new member from
the Third ward, having defeated Council
man GIL by two votes. Just now Mr., By
ers Is confronted with an election contest,
which may account for his steadfast refus-
al to outline in detail his policy in the city
council. Mfr. Byers is quite reserved and
hashful-for a lawyer. He says he Will be
contented If he gets a few dozen more
street lights and a mile or two of new
sidewalks for his ward.
Jed e. Blake Is the new councilman from
the Seventh ward. People who know Mr..
Blake say he Will be the humorist of the
council when he gets accustomed to his
new surroundings. He says that he has no
fads and will be a free lance. He admits
that no viii try to prevent his fellow
members from having fads. Thereby some
people may think. he confesses, TO having
a fad of his own. Mr.. Blake Is a teleg-
rapher, He may nave a key put in on hts
desk by which he can call for help, but
he will make no statement for publication.
William Murphy is the name of the new
alderman from the Ninth ward, the hand
soonest man in the new council. He re-
sembles Col. Bryan and also Col. Blethen,
of the Times. AS he IL a consistent be-
liever in free silver TINS IS quite appro-
pirate. Mr.. Murphy will work for a bet
ter system of water mains in his ward
and for street improvements of various
kinds In the same district. He is a friend
of the Cedar river water system.
The lovers Of comedy IN the city council
lobby are rejoicing that the Republican
landslide of March s spared single Tax
Tommy Navin. the Populist statesman -
the First ward. Lawmaking would be- =
dun and embarrassing business without
Alderman Navin. Mr.. Navin. his admir-
ers say. is equally well pleased with
the prospect OF two more years OF public
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servitude and has purchased n second hand
dictionary of synonyms and a biography
of Daniel Webster with a view OF adding
a few more sparkling gems of oratory to
his already large collection. Mr.. Navin'
during his last term In the council as dhe
representative OF the First. fostered In
strong and vigorous maturity a Van Dyke
beard OF auburn hue. He Is very proud OF
his beard, but he is still prouder OF MS
knowledge OF the single tax.
The single tax is his only hobby and he
seizes every opportunity to show of It's
PAGES In the council chamber. when the
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attic. President Rinehart heard with deep
regret. and for the first time, during the
late municipal campaign, that life and
property were wholly without protection
here. Notwithstanding the fact that his
authority was a Populist stump speaker.
more noted for his luxuriant growth of
r~ainbow-hued whiskers than for his re-
semblance to the immortal Washington
in the matter of truth and veracity, Maj.
Rlnehart has resolved to do his best in
the next two years to wipe the stain Off
Seattle's fair name. II he is fortunate
enough to find 1t. He contemplates the
introduction of an ordinance prohibiting
the wearing Of fun boards. and hopes in
this way to rid the town of desperate
characters.
WIN II. Parry, now city comptroller. viii
tomorrow step from that office into the
city council as a member-at-large lie is a
man of prosperous appearance and many
ambitions. His pet measure, he says, Is
a pint OF Cedar river water. He will take
a fatherly interest in many other meas
ures. however. Mr.. Parry Is the star
hnancier of the present city government.
and will no doubt be one of the leading
members of the new finance committee.
Alderman James, now councilman-at-
large, but on and after tomorrow from the
Fourth ward. is the Chesterfield of the
new council. He, like Mr.. Parry. Is thor
oughly familiar with the finances of the
city. He says he has no pet measures,
but will stand %squarely with the Repub-
lican majority for all good legislation.
MIR. James will help Mr.. Parry drink the
Clty's health in Cedar river water when
the time comes, but says he may have
to mix It with something stronger until
he becomes used to the taste.
Capt. Taylor, who Is now serving the
Seventh ward in the council, and who will
continue In that body as a member at
large. wears a wise look and a G.. A. x.
button. His most intimate friends have 50
far failed to ascertain what Is his pet
scheme. when they ask him he smiles and
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LOCAL PAYROLL INCREASED.
TRANsCoNTINENTAL LINES TO EM
PLoY MANY WORK MEN.
For Construction Work In This
tate, Montana and Idaho. Upward
of 1880 VIII He Given Work-Re-
cruiting Going on In Chicago.

The Grea. Northern and Northern Pa
ciao have established labor recruiting
offices in Chicago, and are snlisting many
men for shipment To work now being and
TO be done along the line In Washington.
Idaho and Montana this summer A party
OF 10 Italians are now on route to Spo-
kan over the Great Northern 10 engage
as labororS on the improvements being
made there. Already the company has
over 30 men employed on new work in
hat city. which number "a 20 be increased
to l.oa The second big labor roll % the
company In this state viii be al Everett.
where the work o. constructing a tunnel
haA been commenced II 10 said that 30
TO 80 men will be employed there during
the Summer.
Aside from these large crews. a number
OF smaller ones viii be employed on ihe
construction Of the Darlington line. tho
line through the Index mining district.
and several smaller feeders 20 b. built
IA Washington this year. The section
work ~ STRENGTHENING the track on the
mountain divisions rushed through with
al possible speed on the authority of n
Great Northern official the road vii
probably employ "a Washington this wear
200 extra men.
a great portion ~ the Northern PariHrs
extra force viii he Ehiprrd 60 Montaus and
Idaho. In the former stats several hun
dged viii De employed On fine Bitter Root
valley line and IN the latter on lie clear.
water rlKht-sf-NHy and completed line.
In Washington. however. the company
will employ several hundred men making
Everett Improvements, constructing fhe
Arlington Darlington line, the Palmer
cutoff other smaller Jobs o. Improve
msuf work
The section gangs n Warrington and
Montana are % be increased. during
the summer The main i}uo uuG into better
condition than since ttH ronatrurtinn. gu
al. TIE cnmIany vii employ ia Waaning