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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19

United States Commissioner Robin
son, at Buffalo. N. Y. ordered the dis
Charge of Max Lasar. OF New York
City. who has been IN Jail nearly a
year for trying to smuggle S31, 900
worth of diamonds into the country at
suspension Bridge. Lasar had served
MS time. but could not pay the fine
OF 5000. He secured his liberation un.
der the Poor Debtor law.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
WIDESPREAD IRRIGATION.
Necessary i'm Two-hfths OF the Country
Area to Make Farming Paw.

Washington. u. C.-Professor Meade
the Agricultural Departments irriga-
ton expert. in his testimony before
the Industrial Commission. said that
irrigation is necessary in two-fifths of
the area of the United States to make
farming profitable; that it had re-
deemed an area in Louisiana and Tex
as larger than some New England
States, causing an increase in the.
value of land from So to from $50 II
500 an acie: that it is considered a
necessary adjunct to market garden
Ing all along the Atlantic coast and
that there are 10000 irrigation bitches
100000.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19

Eostol, Mass.-When the battlcshin
Illinois is turned over to the United
s}5ssSRSSrtlere will be added to the list
s@.al o. \ : : - Il
course, had her cfiiciafStftesl4 ~ Fer
average speed for the four hours of
steady steaming under forced draught
was 17.c1 knots per hour This breaks
fhe record CT 17.O1 established by her
sister ship, tho Alabama, and again
1t eclipses the most recent record CT
ZIP made by the Wisconsin. on the
Pacific, vessel of the same type, de-
sign and dimensions.
Not only did the Illinois demonstrate
that she was faster than any warship
of her class. but she proved her ability
to turn upon an enemy with extraord-
mary quickness by describing a COM
plete circle within 800 yards, or little
more than twice her length. In three
minutes and ten seconds while plough
Ing through the sea at fun speed.
Rear-Admiral Sampson. who was
aboard unofficially. and Rear-Admiral
Evans. who acted as President of the
Trial Board as well as the other naval
officers who participated in the trial,
spoke Of the ship in the highest terms
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
JOHNSON WOULD NOT SERVE.
Says He Prefers to Be Mayor of CIeve-
land to Governor of Ohio

'uHu 10 eovcrnor OF Ohio.
cleveland. Ohio.-Referring to the
published statement that he intended
TO be a candidate foI Governor this
fall, Mayor Tom l.. Johnson said:
There is absolutely no truth in rhe
statements referred to. / would de-
cline the nomination. would refuse
to serve IL elected Is that stront.
enough? Nothing on earth could cause
me to break my contract as Mayor
with the people OF Cleveland for the
next two years"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
DOMESTIC.
Commissary frauds were discover
at San Francisco, Cal.

Commissary frauds were discovered
at San Francisco. Cal.
on was struck near Marion, Fla.
A monument will be placed over the
grave at Chicago of Daniel Kenni-
son. the last survivor OF the Boston
Ten Patty"
full in the Klondike. blew out his
brains at Port Chester. n. Y.
Attempts to close the Pan-American
Exposition Mt Buffalo, n. Y, on Sun
day by legal proceedings were stopped.
The new building for the Unitea
States mint at Philadelphia. which
was recently completed, was turned
over to the Government The cost OF
the structure was $2,000,0oo.
In fight with two Mexican thieves
Sheriff w. II. Norris, OF Karnes Coun.
ty, Texas. was killed. but not unit!
ne had killed one and wounded the
other Mexican.
Commander 3. T. Tilley. Governor
OF Tutuiln. Samoa. arrived at San
Francisco. Cal
James McLoid, under arrest for
stealing pony. was taken from jail
at Hamburg, Ark, and lynched.
For fear she might be called home
ly, Ellen Mobey, OF Worcester, Mass.
shot and killed herself.
Remembering cruel treatment two
years ago by policeman, large dog
In New York City that bites every
bluecoat near him in revenge, tore
open the check of one
Locomotive experts declared nation
al prejudice and different conditions
cause foreign criticism.
After robbing the First National
Bank. OF Mineral Point. Wis. OF $780,
300. Stewart Tellesf confessed and re-
turned all but S2500.
Dennis Sweenie. who was Fire Chief
of Chicago forty years, was forced
by i'll health to give up his post.
Patrick Hawkins was perhaps
blinded for life by Miss Mary Collins,
at New York City. who threw carboI-
lc acid in his face in revenge Tor his
having Tilted her.
An extra session OF the Washington
Legislature was called TO correct de-
fective laws that would have released
many murderers now under death sem
tence.
The German Consul. at Cincinnati
Ohio, reported to his Government that
the time is past for immigrants to get
riches in the United States.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
FREAKS OF LAWMAKERS;
Albanian Wants Men Learned I'm Inv
to Hold Only Judicial Omces.

LCUTmCU IN Inv
to Hold Only Judicial Offices.
Montgomery, Ala.-A feature Of the
Constitutional Convention now in ses-
sion was an ordinance introduced by
Mr.. Sanford. of Montgomery, to strike
out that part of the preamble which
declares that no State has a right to
secede. He says it is unnecessary.
Another ordinance which created
much laughter was that of Pierce, OF
Marion. that no man who is learned in
law shall hereafter hold any offices
except those OF q judicial nature.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
Drowned In a cIoudbur.t.

Three sons OF Lawrence o. Mollot, OF
Bellaire. Ohio. We're carried away hy
the water in Captina Greek in a cloud
burst and drowned. The victims were
Arthur, fifteen years old; WILDER, nine
years, and Roy, six years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
Explosion KiIIs FIftean.

An explosion in a cartridge factory
ut Les Moulineaux. France, has re-
suited in the loss OF fifteen lives and
the inJuring of about twenty persons.
a majority of those injured were
women
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
Britain's New Naynl station

The British Government has decided
to establish naval station at Argen-
tia Bay, Newfoundland. Forts will be
erected and dockyards laid our.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
LAST YsA7 OF SPANISH REC

Queen Announces That the KiA
Open the Next Parliam erf
Madrid. Spain.-The Oueen(
accompanied by the King. oy
Gortes, The speech from
shudeo TO this being the Ia
will open Parliament, as 4
terminatss next year.
Foreign relations were
to be Excellent. The
would especially Adeyotz
tivating good relat tionk
lsh-American cQuatr
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
Kills HERssI

Montreal Woman OF o
Subject to AttacieI
Montreal, Que.
path shot and killd
rally wounded her y
at her home. The
TO the Royal VictofI
he died. -.
Mrs. Redpath.
of the oldest fan
about forty-fiye
been subject TO
and melancholy
it is suppose
these speiis 81
suicide and
Ing to prevei
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19

Batsieship o~eSon I'm Home Waters.
The battleship Oregon has arrived
at san francisco. CAL, from Chinese
waters
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
CUBA ACCEPTS PLATT LAW
No Notifications Are Made by the
Constitutional Convention,
Stood 10 For the Amendmenr
md IL Against 1t.

Havana. Cuba.--The Cuban Consti-
tutional Convention has accepted the
Platt Amendment by vote of 16 to
IL. The resolution to accept was car
ried without discussion.
Immediately after the opening OF
the session Seniors Tamayo. Liluendas
and Quesada. constituting majority
OF the Committee on Relations. sum-
mitted as n substitute for the Commit
tees former report the Plat Amend
ment as passed. by Congress, recom-
mending that it be accepted and made
an appendix to the Constitution.
In the vote on the resolution the
twenty-seven delegates present divided
as follows:
In favor of acceptance-Capote. VII
uendas. Jose NJ. Gomez. Tamayo. Mon
teaguedo, Delgado. Betancourt. Giber-
"a. Llorente. Quesada, Sanguilly. Nu-
nez, Rodriguez Berriel, Quilez and Fer
rer.
Opposed to acceptance-Zayas Ale
man. Eudaldo Tamayo. Juan Gaulber-
to Gomez. CisnerQSa,Silvc, Eortrn,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19

Robau were absent. "he latter two
voted against acceptance in the pre-
vious division. Senor Fcrrcr vctcd
with TIE Conservatives. explaining his
change of attitude by asserting that
he believed acceptance would be the
lest solution Of the problem.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19


Them = ne Makes No Expianafiou :,
Ills Action-Causes Profound sensa,fs.
Philadelphia. Penn.-Mayor Ash.
bridge has signed the fourteen ordsn
nnces passed by tue CITY Councii
granting franchises to certain CORPORA.
Itions for city railways. surface. eie.
Fated, and underground These wore
the ordinances made possible by the
Ibills recently rushed through the Penus
lsylvania Legislature at ithe instance
iof the Quay machine. No paymerit 81
iiany kind TO the city is provided for ir
Fhe bills. As result injunction prot
iHeedines restraining the operation of
ne franchises are now Contemplated
Mayor Ashhridres action IN resus.
ing n open John Wanamaier's letter
which was left ut his house. and
fhrnwln% awav The lefter han1ed him
mt ihe dedication OF tile Mint. has et.e-
nted profound sensation. Thc
Msyor SIGNED the ofdinances in on
position TO public sentimea4. anH In
the face OF n nrotcSt by Nr. Wsna-
maker. who hnd written ~ kiIn osrer- 6
ing TO give $2,5oc.0oo for the fran
chises.
Mr Wanamaker's i1etGaF..s fter refe 49,
rinG to the yarioEs franchises ard diI
claiming any interest IN stree3s ra
ways and expressing the opinion I'll 4
me rights about TO be given away
extremely valuable, eontin>gnd:
For the power iigl4 - of
chises. granted and int
cured by the fourteen
ferred to 7 VIII give tn y 2<
ade!phia the sum of 50
guarantee OF good fi
ter have this day de -
Real Estate Trust G
or S25O.e0O.
My offer Of 25OOO0
because 7 conceive thru 81.
measure of tla SalUe Of The
TO be granted ny these ord .E,'
! believe them 10 be piuch - p.
me. but merely as IN ndicaEx
Aour Honor IN concrete form - -
nlagnitude1of rho gift confefref,
prl2ate ci;Fzens Without refSsrn
people. II seems to ae that
away such franchises for KS
when others stand rendy Ia b
ions for the sRme right. r. III,
Of public plander., &
Mr.. Wanamaker's lettnh0a
to Mayor Ashbridge " ~ ~.
was attending the A <o3
dedieatiou OF the i | s. (, S {. Z
af Wsnamalkes's L S< jsF' 3 & EH # '% s %||
The Mayor recngff # S 81 4:
ine Of NM ana ana s & & s s 8 = 5
letter after tho f1esseH y. s & ~ s IS + (
rapidly walking away ~
man picked Il Hp. AiiotlS Is f
letter was waiting the Nj II
house. Is
Mayor Ashbridge. Senaf 81 q
ard PQnraSa ond ,no,f..
aeiphia Congressman are sN
,Eteyested IN the proposed roaNl S 81 W
Wanamaker is the bitter persona
poiirical enemy of the Mayor.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
Beers

a. ]. Il "a -
said in the ~ = IT. .
that there : II E 4 s'.'
rumors at ! II
with the 81 * s
in the fel s ~ 4 Il 81 s.
men. n n.
50 s. 3 #
The Co; ) # Il (. &
Paris, gr Il & 2
time r s..
st. Il - 81 "a e
Ire nSS4 = 4 a. >
acres and = ~ IL
the whole - 81 IS ~ =!
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
SPURRS IFANANAKER Offer
Franchise, Worth S2,5oo,ooo Giyss
hway bythe Mayor Of Philadelphia.
CONTEST IN THE COURTS LIKELY

Mayor Ashbrldro Signs tho street Fc',-
way Ordinances and IGNORES .sc:,u
wsnnma'ser'- rroner or millions rcs
Them : he Makes No Expianasson .,
Ills Action-Causes Profound sensatfsx
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-06-19
ILLINOIS FASTEST OF eATTLEsHlPs.
Gig Sea Fighter Makes Record Of IL. 81
Knots on Her Trial.

Eostoa. Mass.-When the battlcshin
Illinois is turned over to the United
;5>sS5RSS There will be added to the list
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
CANNOT NAME A CONGRESSMAN.
The Sixth Texas Convention is Still in a
Deadlock.

Dallas. Tex, July 9.-The sixth cons
gTessional convention, which met here
this morning after q fruitless effort of
four days at Meridian last week to nom>
lnate a candidate for Congress, re-
manned deadlooked all day. As none
of the five aspirants for the honor are
willing to Withdraw there is talk Of
placing all before the voters ut the
election next Saturday, giving each
the same Endorsement. About 1,700
ballots have been taken.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
BRUNSWICK. GA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY TO- 1901
ABOUT THE PLANT SYSTEM.
Articles of Incorporation Have Been Filed
With The Secretary Of State

Yesterdays Atlanta Constitution
says;
The articles of incorporation under
which six of the branch lines of the
Plant System are here after to be known
as the Savannah, Florida and Western
were yesterday filed in the tffice of the
secretary of State.
The practical and in fact the only
change contemplated in the merger is
to include in the old Savannah and
Western, for reasons Of expedienoe and
business, the branch lines of the sya-
tenn that have heretofore gone under
separate names.
"Anyone at all acquainted with the
railroads of the state," said Plant sys-
tenn official, yesterday, "knows that the
combination is one In name alone and
that the roads mentioned in the peti.
tion could hardly be combined closer
than they have been in the past, siucs
they are all one and the ssme-the Plant
System.
Instead Of each line having q separate
nams, they Will all take the name Of
the main stem of the system-lhs Sa>
vsnnah, Florida and Western. With
the FeorgaL ization of the system, the
capital stock of the concern has been
inorea to $25. 100000.
1.-THE impression conved in an After
noon paper" said a representative of
the road, Ito the effe,t that some of the
lines mentioned In the petition were
recently acquired and are just now
coming under the control of the Plant
system, is totally erroneous. How such
an idea should have got out is beyond
me-"
The shares of stock represented at
the meetings Of the different lines whom
formal consolidation was agreed upon
are az fellows: Savannah Florida and
Western, 81, ,329; Charles on and Saya--
nRh, 3.34l; Brunswick and Western
80 900; Alabama M! dland, 27,-
2O3; Silver Springs, Ooala ard Tampa,
IL ,796; Tampa and Dstosassa, 655 |
IG future the business Of the system
will be 6 estly facilitated, it ia said, by |
the consolidation.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
BARK CAPSIZED BY ASQUALL.
Italian Vessel Wrecked by Sudden Blow al
Pensacola.

Pensacola. Fla, July 9--At $40
O'Clock this afternoon q sudden heavy
squsll struck this place, bringing both
wind aud rain. The Italian barkentine
Letitis, lying at the railroad wharf.
got the full force of the wind, which
was almost due west, and os spsized, co.
ing over until her beams rested on the
wharf, thus preventing complete cap.
sizing. A partial survey of the vessel
was held and it is thought the damage
will not be great. She had Just dis.
charged her ballast and was light. No
further damage from the squall Ia re
ported.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
WORK ON THE OGLETHoRPE.
New Carpets Being Laid and Work on the
damaged Portion Under Way.

proprietor Porter is losing no time
In lifting up the burned portion of tn,
Oglethorpe, and already all ths dam
aged carpets have been removed and
new ones laid, and work on the burned
portion ol the house Is now under way,
Mr.. Porter deserves credit for ths
way in which he handled guests at the
hotel New rooms have been furnished,
and those guests whose rooms were
damaged have been given new quarters
and everything goes on as if the are
had not occurred. Not meal has been
missed; and in this connection it
might be mentioned that while the
hotel was in blaze on Monday dinner
was being served to the guests. Mr.,
Porter invited all who were lending
aid to come in and get dinner, and the
volunteers would fight fire awhile and
then go to the dining room and eat
awhile.
1t is impossible to say what the dam
age will amount to, but conservative
estimates still place it between $4,000
and s15. 900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
CIGAR FACTORY
FOR BRUNSWICK
L. LOPEZ, OF BIRMINGHAM is IN THE
CITY WlTHA VIEW OF STARTING ONE.
BOARD OF TRADE TO HOLD SPECIAL
MEETING FRIDAY.

Brunswick stands good sho wing of
having large cigar factory sstablishe d
here in the near future.
For some time past Secretary Ogg.
of th-- Board of Trade, has been in cor
rsspc adenoe with Perez & Lopez, cigar
manufacturers, of Birmingham, Ala,
in reference to establishing a factory
in this city.
The above named firm discontinued
business in Birmingham q few days
ago, and yester day Mr.. Lopez arrived
in Brunswick to see what arrangements
could be made. He was taken in charge
by Mr.. Ogg and introduced TO quite a
number Of our citizens, and received
considerable encouragement fer the
new enterprise.
A special meeting of the Board of
Trade has bean called for Friday at IL
O'Clock, at which tins it is tho ught
some definite action will be aiken in
the matter. 1t is the purpose of Mr.
Lopez to raise stock company with q
capital of anywhere from $4,000 to
$25 900. He thinks Brunswick an ex-
cellent place to establish q factory and
is quite anxious to locate here.
1t isa well known fact that a cigar
factory, well managed, would psy we'll
In Bruins wick. II would receive the
support of all the local jobbers, and
could within a very short time build
up good out of town business.
1t is earnestly requested that the
meeting on Friday be largely attended.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
FOUR BROTHERS SENT TO JAIL.
Death Of a aRaiIway Flagman is Charged
to Sanders Boys.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 9.-GeorRe,
Luther, Robert and Samuel Sanders,
four brothers, were this afternoon
committed to Jail without bond on the
charge of numbering John Mitchell, a
Southern railway flagmap, on the night
Of July 4 at q suburban park. 1t is al
legged that Mitchell objected to his
sweetheart going with George Sanders,
which fact precipitated the quarrel re-
sulting in Muchell's death. Andrew
Roderick was released, he being also
charged as an accomplice.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
MASKED As A VAN
THIS WOMAN FORGED
THAT is THE CHARGE BROUGHT
AGAINST ELLIS GLENN IN PARKES-
BERG, WEST VIRGINIA.-SHE IS NOW
ON TRIAL.

Petersburg, w. Va, July 9.-Ellis
Glenn, the woman who. it is alleged,
masquerading as man, forged notes
for 81 400 lover the names of George and
Vests Hoover, was put ou trial today.
Ellis Glenn says che is Ellis Glenn
and not K. B. Glenn, the alleged man
who is supposed TO have done the forg-
ing. She had twin brother, she says,
whom she tried to save from punish.
ment in Illinois by masquerading as a
man, but she claims that at that time
she was not aware of the forgery oom-
mitted in Pennsylvania.
IL is asserted by aome that the woman
is not the &. B. Glenn; they knew her,
and others again say that the two are
really one and the same person, The
accused relies On her sex to prove her
innocence. She says that proof will be
adduced showing that beyond doubt
the person who did the forging was
man.
The woman was brought here from
illinois, where she had been convicted
of forgery and sent to the penitentiary
Is a man. When delivered to the prison
authorities her sex was discovered and
The was turned over to the sheriff here
to be tried for the Hoover forgeries.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
FACTIONS FIGHT WITH PISTOLS.
Union Organizers and Mine Guards Have
Engagement.

Lexington, KY July "a pistol
battle between union organizers and
mine guards at the st. Bernard mine
near Madisonville may result fatally to
Gabriel Stokes, one of the guards.
Stokes and Roy Blanks, mine guards.
became involved in a difficulty with
Organizers Jack Fahrty, Dock Smith
and ]. D. Rooney. All were armed
and Stokes was shot twice in the
battle,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
TWO BULLETS IN HER BODY.
Young Kentucky Girl Fouud Dead in Public
Road.

Lexington, KY, July 9.--Msrtha
White, a beautiful girl, was found In
the public road nesr Middlesboro this
morning dead with two bullet wounds
in her body. The girl had been shot
from am bush. She. .wsA,4e principal
witness against her stepfather, H.
Sampson, who was sent to the peniten-
tiaPy for the muEdsr OF bis wifs'
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
Revival Services.

Beginning last night, there will be q
series Of protracted services at the Mca
Kendree Methodist Church during the
week. Rev. Thos. II. Leith, an evan
gslist Of Charleston, will fill the pulpit
each night, and the singing will be in
charge of Mr.. Fred Marshall. There
will be Two services daily, at 4 and
p. m. Toe public is cordially invited.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
Many Guests at Cumberland.

The Hotel Cumberland is enjoying
an excellent business at present. Sew
eril large parties from Macon, Atlanta,
Rome and Chattanooga have arrived
within the past week, and the popular
resort is now crowded with ses>bree zs
seekers. A large turtle, weighing $50
pounds, passed through the city from
Cumberland yesterday en- route to Ma
oon. 1t was caught ON the island by q
party from that oity.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
To Visit st, Simon,

Fire Company No. 4, OF Rome, Ca,
will como down on July %, to spend
week at 5t. Simon. The members Of
the Hook and Ladder Fire Company
are now spending some time at Cum~
berland.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
Still at Work on JekyI.

Contractor Bowen and large force
Of hands are still at work on JekyI
island, where Mr.. Bowen has several
large contracts for the club. The work
will probably last two or three moro
weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
Woman Burned 10 Death.

Dallas, Tex, July 9,-Mrs. A. G.
Trousdale was burned to death today
and her home on Leonard street re-
duced to ashes, as the result Of the ex
plosion of an oil can. She was
using the oil to start a fire in the kit.
chen stove.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
WILL Be PRETTY.
Kings Daughters Entertainment at The
Grand Tomorrow Night.

A very pleasant evening Is promised
all who attend the Kings Daughters
entertainment at the Grand tomorrow
night,
A large lumber Of children have been
practiciDg daily for the past two
weeks and everything will be In readi-
ness for the performance. The opera
house will be cooled with electric
fans.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
TALKING OF A BOAT RACE.
Small Crafts May Try it Around Marsh
Island.

Lovers OF the sport may have an oE-
portuuity shortly OF seeing very in
teresting boat race around Marsh
island.
Since the race at st. Simon on last
Thursday, in which the Carolina was
the wlnnsr, considerable talk has been
going on as to how the Carolina would
compare with the Unknown and the
Neoa, two swift boats which were not
in the race on the Fourth. TIE Un-
known is an old Brunswick racer, and
has never been defeated. For the past
five years she has not entered any of
the races. The Neoa is glso a speedy
craft, and was the winner In the race
on July Fourth, last year. These three
boats having never sailed together in
race, everybody is anxious to know
which is the swlftest and race, in tbs
near future Is very probable.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Mr.. Henry Lonsberg. expert piano
tuner and repairer, is in the city for a
few tdays. Orders left at B J. Ole.
wines bicycle store will receive prompt
attention.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10
A Card Of thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Porter wish,
through the columns OF the Times Call .,
to express their appreciation of all the
assistance go freely offered them dur J..
ing the late fire at the Ogl3thorps. To
those who so bravely and faithfully
worked in their behalf through that
trying experience they offer their
heartfelt thanks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10

DURING RAINY WEATHER Jim
Carter oan soour and turn out suit
within five hours. You can't have this
done elsewhere,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-10

The silks at q. V. Adderley's are not
cheap silks, but good silks cheap.