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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-01
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+NEWs Of THE RAILROADS. /;

Sone Is extra freights were run over
both divisions Of the Boston L. Maine
Railroad, Sunday.
After repeated failures to secure q
satisfactory negative of train in mo-
ton. Ayreuit Green. an expert Chicago
toms Denver Flyer take its own picture.
This he accomplished by an electric
switch which when connected with the
rail closes the circuit as soon as It Is
municates with set OF dry cells and
thence to shutter release. When the
successful test was made, the switch was
put in place about six. feet behind the
spot where II was calculated that the
front of the engine would appear When
the shutter was released. When the ell
CINE struck the switch 1t closed the cir,
cult. the highspeed shutter moved, and
the picture was correctly registered on
the center of the plate.
The management of the Chicago, 'Bur-
lington & Quincy Railroad has contracted
with the Baldwin Locomotive Works Tor
livered next March. They will be alike
in construction, each having three pairs
of drivers and a set of leading and trail.
ing trucks. The driving wheels Will
and the truck wheel thirty-seven inches
in diameter. The dimensions of the cyl
inders will be "A by a inches. The en-
gines will differ from the average freight
ireboXes. The fireboXes will be seven
feet long and six feet wide. and their
heating surface, combined with that OF
the tubes, will be about 2i.S square feet.
ers will be 120.0o0 pounds. The leading
trucks will weigh 16000 pounds and the
trailing trucks 2l,ooo pounds. Unloaded.
each tender will weigh about 3S.G0J
gallons of water and between nine and
ten tons of coal.
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sleeping habits OF the animals at the
zoo. The monkey picks out his resting
place in the highest perch he can find
in the cage, so that when all the mon-
keys are wrapt i'm slumber they are w
in the air. as 1t were. When the only
home OF the monkey was the forest he
lived always in deadly fear Of the lion.
and the king OF beasts dearly loves n
meal or live monkey. Though the lions
OF the Zoo are securely Gagged. the FEAR
OF the monkey Is born IN them. hence
their ascent To the highest perch 10
sleep, on to which they hang FOR dear
life. Gorilias and chimpanzees sleep
with their hands over their heads.
Bears which seem Ia have no fear.
slumber In any position that rs com
Portable. The same liz true of the Rns-
sian wolves. These animals are noted
for strength and daring and rest easy.
But the animals OF canning or cow
ardly natures are constantly on the
alert. even while asleep. The tiger.
wildcat and fox sleep with one eye
open. The fox never tucks his head
under him. but keeps /, out above the
surface. A seal is much like u human
being in sleeping. II usually stretches
out at full length and enters dream
land lying on its back. stomach or side.
Once in n while seal will sit up with
it's head bent down on its chest. fas.
asleep. like an old man. The hippopot-
anus sleeps in the water. with his ears
under. so. as Is his custom i'm his ma
tive state. that he may hear the au-
proach OF am enemy. sound travelling
with great distinctness under water.
The butterfly invariably goes to sleep
head Onward. II folds and contracts
its wings to the utmost. The effect is
to reduce its size and shape to mar
row ridge. hardly distinguishable in
shape and color from the seed heads in
thousands. of other stems around
Philadelphia Record.
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Items of Interest in Maine Ecclesiasti-
cal Circles.

Rev. II. A. Childs of Gray. has ac-
cepted the passionate of the Jefferson
Street Baptist church. Biddeford. at
$500 a year. on condition of one
months vacation and 81 900 the second
year.
Miss Grace NJ. Ross of Acton. has
recently shown her activity in the
RAISING of nearly 500 toward the re-
pairing the first church in Acton.
The amount named comes direct from
the descendants of Deacon James
Ross.
Rev. John Higgins of Charleston. who
has labored hard and faithfully at
West Levant. as pastor. has resigned
and taken up the work at Levant
village. He takes with him the love
and best wishes of his people in West
Levant. Rev. Mr.. McKoy will take up
the work there for few months.
The quarterly meeting of the Church
of God will be held at the Union meet
ng-house in Cambridge village. com.
mencing Friday. Dee. =, and continu-
ing over the Sabbath.
The quarterly meeting of the DAM
ariscotta Association will be held with
the First jefferson church at East
Jefferson. commencing Tuesday. Dec
4th. at 10 A. NJ. and will be in session
one day.
At the 18th annual meeting Of the
York County S. s. Association held at
the Methodist church at Alfred, Nov
18th. the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year: President. Judge
G.. F.. Hanson. Springvale; secretary
Rev. A. G. Fulton. kennebunk; treas
urer, T., II. Gowell, Sanford; superin-
tendentsof primary work. Gertrude
Cummings. Biddeford; executive com
m:ttee, Samuel NJ. Came. Alfred; Kew
A. II. Bryant, Sanford; j. 5. Sanborn
WATERFORD. The next session VIII De
held in June in Springvale.
Because Of a portion of the cnalrS
for the Universalist church in Malta
wamkeag having Leen lost in transit
the work of completing the new place
of worship has been delayed. In con
sequence the committee to arrange ioi
dedication have postponed that event
aud the sentiment in favor of having
tho church dedicated in the summer Is
steadily growing. The church Will
however. be opened the coming sun
day In the afternoon there Will De a
concert by the Sunday school. IN the
evening Rev. w. W. Hooper. the STATE
missionary. will preach. His topi.
will be. Worship in the New Church.
The dedication of the Union chape'
i'm the Vance district. CARIBOU, wa.
| hold on the afternoon and evening U
| November 90 Mr.. George BiiiihSton
e,ave the report of the building com
mitiee. The building cost about si9oo
and the Sl1, which was needed TO pay
the last of the bills was raised uh"e'
the skillful management OF Rev N H.
l,aarsou. The sermon in the afternoon
VAS preached by Rev. C. +. Young
Who spoke of holiness as an attribute
of God. a characteristic of his temple
and n necessity for the worshlpped- IN
the evening the sermon was preacheu
bv Rev. ]. H. irving of Dover who
smoke ON the subject of GOD $ otahu-
ard of Truth The other MINISTER'S
u.ara R.y I. G.. Cheney, Rev. "A. H.
y,radford and Rev II. =. woods.
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TuE, EVOLUTION OF THE WOMAN
CHOIR SINGER.

I'll. Passion Transcript traces the
a,.olution of the woman choir singer.
In all countries, previous to TINS cen.
tnrv the female voice was denleu
nI,c.. in divine worship. In ltaly'
Sn,in and Russia today the woman
c,,o,ister is unknown, and she has 1T
tie or no part in the church ciioi's y,
Erances outside of Paris. The early
Puritan church denounced sthsrs %
Ouakerish and Popish. Until aitei lhe
American revolution woman r'sh' -
lift her voice in sacred song IN church
was as vigorously contested as was
her possession of a soul in the days OF
plato. Today city churches compete
for the highest cultured woman 500
lists. and their choice Is only llmiteu
by their treasury. The salary OF wo-
man soloists ranges from $500 to SLOW
a year. while instances are not want
ing where a soloist has received S5'oVV
a year.
with the adoption Of the choir sys-
TEN in 1890 and the tolerance OF the
woman. singer, the question arose as 10
the Mace the choir should occupy IN
meeting.house In warrants issued
for town meetings in New England. an
article was inserted asking that liberty
be granted singers to sit together IN
some convenient place in church oid
meeting-houses had three or four 'ons
seats in front of the pulpit on eaeh
side of the broad aisle for aged ana
deaf and those unable to purchase
news. Similar seats were reserved IN
the galleries on the right and left OF
the nulpit. Sometimes there were
square pews in the front gallery.
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding four lines thirty words) coming
under the head OF WANTED, FOR SALE.
TO LET, LOST. &c, will be inserted two
cents. one week for 80 cents, two weeks
for IS cente, and one month for $50.
PAYMENT. In sending by
mail raaa shn,d q - pos sa with a nr
the charges are too small to open ac-
counts for.
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One case outing B(annel light
stripes ana checks.
6 n yai1|
Value Sc. per yard
One case Eiderylowns In stripes
and plnids suitable for dress
ing sacQues and childreil's
cloaks,
II 1-2e psf yaid|
Value, 1sc. per yard
s One eP Sssy White Twill Flannel
81 ri yat1
Value 1sc per yard
One case Fruit OF the Loom.
bleachcd one yard wide.
Is Il pa yard
Damask,
Soc pr yard
Value 75c. per yard
2oo yards Loom Dice Crash,
blcachcd, Is In. wide, remnants.
Sc psr yard
Value Sc. per yard
BLANKETs-one case single
Blankets In colored and white.
25c each
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PROF. MOSES. clairvoyant and magic
healer. cai. Bridge st. noy2s. dlws
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
All work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
K. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction en-
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis e. Trasx.
Randolph. Me. oct5dtf
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Professor Lloyd Morgan, in a recent adj
dress. stated he had founu that young
chickens. taken straight from the incu..
bator. could swim very well. me power Of
swimming being perfectly instructive.
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LOST.

LOST-A lady's medium sized gold
watch and chain between Sewali street
and NJ. e. II. II. station. via Winthrop
Hell Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving with Mrs. X. NJ. Brann. IL Sewall
ST nov29 d2t7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. CRAM. CLAIRvOYANT. No. :
Capitol street Can be consulted on
health and business. past, present and
future, daily from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ
Best of references. Cases taken by mail.
Augusta, Me. nov29 .dlws
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WANTED.

iforuia oil stocks. Address John Sharp.
5il S. Flower St. Los Angeles. Cal.
dec1.dit
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be no question:,
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PARTNER WANTED-Hustler wanted
in an established business: $3.50 required.
Address T. I. Co, Journal Office
80 ...-. nON21 div
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CARRIAGES STORED Mt f. f. Mar
sons. 81 State St. Augusta, Me and
painted ut a reasonable price.
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POSITION as boOk-kceper and cashier
Single or double entry. and typewritiny.
Address ~" Journal Office.
noy2S dlMe
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AUTHORS. Best prices for good story
and book manuscript. We report prompt
ly on all work submitted. Scroll Pub. Co.
Chicago. dec, dlts
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SELF MIXING RUBBER stamp pads.
all colors, sc. each. Band dating stamps.
three sizes, Csc. each. Fletche- ~
! Chapel st. - maylW,dtc
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FOR SALE.

SOME FULL-BLOOD. HANDSOME
ST BERNARD PUPS, about weeks Ofu.
Frank McClench. los Water St.. Halo
we'll. nOvxSd2t
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FEMALE HEIP-Good uppcr-stitchers
on ladies' iiuc shoes. Steady work. TboS.
g. Plant Co.. Centre, cor. Bickford SIS,
Roxbury. Mass. novaSd1w
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This is the PIrREST DRINKING -
TER in the CITY for the ANA1} 4
SHOWS that there is ABSOLuTh4x ~
ORGANIC MATTER INIT. III. b.. ~
through clean white sand from be1.
solid layer of clay which Strictly bS&
poisonous matter. Those desirin9 g.,
DRINKING WATER should 0rdee 81 IA
DIAMOND SPRING WATER too WI u
One gallon. daily per month -. x -.
Each extra gallon daily per month"; n ~
One-half gallon daily per month ...:ss
All orders promptly attended 20
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SONG WRITER'S AND POETS. We
write music to words. arrange compost
tons. copyright. publish and sell music.
Success Music Co, Chicago. dec1 .dlts
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WAYS OF ANIMALS
WHENsASLEEP.
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\ study of interest is found in tn,
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ON LOWER UNION ST, Halloveaea
house of six rooms now in the hand n
paperers and painters. Apply to c. "A
Macomber. 81 Second ST. decI, IN
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TO LET.

ONE TWO STORY HOUSE. No. y -
coin street: also twO-story house un<.H
Oak ST. Inquire of Gov Chas KnOWItqn,
Oak st. dec1. an 4
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POSITION AS WORKING HOUSE,
KEEPER in widower's small family or
for aged couple, or would care for an in
valid. Best of references. Inquire at lei
Winthrop street. noy29d1ws y
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AUGUSTA. MAINE
Analysis from the fifth annual report -
The Maine State Board of HeQlih
The SPARKLING CLEARNE&SxN,
titles the fanciful NAME of the aRktly6
CHEMICALLY and MiCROSCQEl1s4.c,
MATTERS" Date of examination, An
). 1883. Analysis OF sample of water -
SIC expressed in parts per 100000.
color
Total solids ...........................
LOSS On lSnitOsi 49, 80
phenomena ignition ................ses
ftaTunSSSt - -
Cniorine. - ssssen 81
Free Ammonia ........................ss ~
Organic Ammonia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NltflteS -
Nitrates
Iron a
lseaQ ......................- .s.s. .'s'
Se0lment .sss
MicrOScopic examination ..........u d. -
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MALE HEI.P-Good hand lastcrs and
pullcrs-over on ladies' fine shoes. Steady
owrk. ~ fuli weeks in year guaranteed.
ThoS. G. Plant CO.. Centre. cor. Eickford
StS Roxbury Mass uoy2Sollw
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AGENTS for our new line of cnamelet
jewelry. Send stamp for our Illustrated
catalogue and free sample. Photo-Jew-
clry Co, 500 Westminster ST., Providence,
r. L. noye6 d6ts
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IN HALLOWELL. a large front r1rfs-
furnished or unfurnished and a,SfIr4
nished basement kitchen. Apply t. o.
A. Macomber. 81 Second st dec1 ~
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MEONIAN HALL and one double e,
fee. Also house at No. Page St ana a
Weston St. Apply to Fred Ellis, 8 en-
all St, or Horace North, Peabody, Ma
may dx
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A PLEASANT furnished front rom
with privilege of bath. No. Swan 81.
noy2A.dlWf
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MANAGER-Oid established mercantile
house. wants honest, capable man to man.
age branch. Salary $l25 month, extra
must take general direction business and
be ambitious. Good references and $500
cash required. Experience as manage
not necessary IL qualified in other re-
spects. Manager, Drawer "a, New Haven.
Conn. nOv9. d1mos
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COMPETENT Girl. for general house.
a. Green St novai6tf
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1900 GUARANTEED yearly salary. ex-
penses and extra commissions. Men ana
women OF good address to appoint agents
for US. New brilliant lines; permanent
positions: old established house: rapid
promotion. Stafford Press Co., New Ha-
ven. Conn. nov7.d1mos
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GIRLS for general housework and Sec
ond work; excellent places waiting for
good help. Also q few good girls want
ing situations for the winter. a Mrs. Liz
sie Boyes' Employment Once. 20 Water
St.. Augusta, Me. oct24,dtf
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HOUSES to TEL. Child street, RrRys
Lane. Petten2ilrs Corner. BONdlteA
Webster & Co. Octs,df1
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

In 1898 the regular army consisted Of
$4,000 men. 1t now consists of 65, 0oQ,
and there are $4,000 volunteers besides,
making 10000 in all, McKlnleyism is
responsible for this increase in the mum
bers Of the army. The army used to
cost about s23,OOO,Ooo year. lis now
costing sl95, 100000.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
SHOULD Be auMILIATED !.

The New York Timea believes hat
there can be 10 pro9qr settlement of
the Chinese matter without borough
humiliation Of the Chiusse soyern-
.ment and we are inclined Aa4in' that
position is correct.
A. the Times says, ohiass' s0s
eminent, phlen has endeayoreo pun
licly 10 huniliate ioreigters through
out China, asa which has thus expos
Cd them to murser and outrage, aus
itself be pubIicIy honilia'sd sa
chinaman shall pgsfA accept ~
whilsso put he dowaesF
fountain Ard origin Of the wh6ia pef-
ascutionict foreigners. ii cage and
70 exhibit her IN every yice.rsgal city
Of the empire, attended by aa oyer.
whelmiDg guard 81 the allied troops.
That wOuld put an end to Der usslal-
ness as an antI-foreign liar,
There may ba o.heF methods equally
efiieacious q accomplishing the same
result. But The Chinese nation must
be made aware in some way thatth
western world has the power to avengs
indignltIes and to redress injuries
aimed q lnshe person oils citizens.
Pressure apoa the Chinese government
aud offensive operations against It
should not cease until that point has
been made quite clear
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
The New orleans Plcayune says thsel

The New Orleans Picayune says thse
1t is remarkable fac, that no city of
prominence has ever been extinguished
in commercial or business way by any
visitation OF material forces, no matter
how devastating, unless it was COM
pletely obliteraied from the face of the
earth, like Sodom or Gomorrah, Pom.
peii or Hero ulaneum,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

The Titnan-Call will be Delivered BY
carrier or mail, per year. $500; per week is
cents. Correspondence on live subjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should ac-
company same. Subscriptions payable in
advance. Failure to receive paper should be-
reported to the business office. Address all
communication 10
THE TIMEs-cALI,
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
The ohar!eston Now and conrIsr al.

The Charleston News and Courier ad-
Vises people returning home from their
summer outings to thoroughly air all
rooms and bedding, turn on the water so
as to wa'h out phi es, dump little cop.
perss into the traps aud closets and ZEN
orally iresheu up the premises. Such
precautions, Il generally taken would
save many doctor bills and some lives
would be prolonged thereby.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

The Washington Pet charges that
there are strange things happening In
the Philippines,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
A MORAL or GALyEsToN.


a clergyman lh s. Louis last sunday
preached on the Galveston tragedy, ana
said, Ii conclusion
"Let no man be. 50 unsympathetic or
narrow-minded al tothink that this dis
aster points out Galveston as more in.
iquitous than the rest Of the nation. The
tower Of siIoam fell on eighteen who
were no more in error than the rest Of
Jerusalem, We are all alike, In our
modern life everywhere the men are To-
tent on making money and the women
are absorbed in spending it. Worldli-
ness withers the chota Of tho heart and
dries up the springs 81 iritual lpspira-
.ica-spa ea s. as in The days
q our Ls great need
g genuine can afford
TO have iittl lear fof vs. q Of hurt
and cssaphe that kills onl5 body,
but we'sidsd to fear and avoid that daew
oedience Of law that destroys the chas
aeter and warps the soul Repent. ana
turn yourselves from all your trans
gressions, 80 iniquity shall not be your
ruin -
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

Every wife should have 80 much faith
IN her husband that when be goes hunt
Ing she should net buy any meat for dim
ner, but make every preparation to cook
game.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

Candidates for congress are making
all kinds Of promises now. Election
day is near.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

Hobson says Dewey did not sink the
Spanish ships. We know better.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

The republicansof this district may.
put out candidate,sgaiust Mr.. Brant-
ley, We have not heard tie name 81 The
victim
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
WRONG, IF True

The despatch telling OF the il nohine
Of near New Orleans, If true, is an item
OF news which justly calls fQz northern
-Four negroes SUSPECTED q rotbiDg a
house Of two hundred aud fifty dollars
were taken cut Of jan and lynched.
There rs 10 denying. he fact that there
is no excuse whatever for such isw1ess-
ness and the law abiding feopl a.rs6s
Pelican state should SIC that every
member Of the mob is punished.
There are some crime, for which
lynching isNspo eeod, but shs stealing Of
a palya sum = money ss' sosh>
ins M pre- ! !efln in a State prison.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

We can soon say, ''Maryland, Ny
Maryland" It is for Bryan.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
ovrHoE ss2Era3Ss s'G rs !, H. H. street
no SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested to notify the oftIcc
when they fail TO get any Issue Of the Times
Cain Attention to this matter win be appre-
eiated by the publishers.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
When will the revenue stamp atopP

Poor Ooh Paul it is all over with
MIN now,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

America took the Philippines and
England grabbed the Transvaal,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

The Brunswick census figures seem to
have been lost.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

The GlYnn County Democratic Club
seems to haye started and stopped all.
on the same day
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

With q real live Chamber Of Com,
merce why should not Brunswick groWs
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
NORMAL INsTITrfloN

Terra Haute, Ind, Sept u re
fan term Of the State Normal School
opened to2ay, The9 owsh Of the IN
stitution has bee fh ble Tie
shelf space 81 the abrafy Bas ben ID
creased to 45saeo selumfs, The mum,
bsr q eaehef atficulated is largely
insexcess o. that expected,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22
soHooL NorToE.

Misses.Gaie's select private school
viii open Oct. lat their residence, 7os
E street.
Thorough instruction is gwen in
primary, intsrmediase ana collegiate
departments. This restitution Of
learnipg is of seven years. standIng,
and the teachers are progressive. EN-.
ploying 81 the new aud Improved
method OF instruction