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THE WEATHER..
To-Dny's FOrecust,

Washington. July 3o.-Forecast for Wednesday
1llinois-Fair Wednesday: warmer except
cooler near Lake Michigan. Thursday. fair
warmer; light westerly to northerly winds. be-
coming variable.
Iowa-Eair Wednesday: warmer in northwest
portion. Thursday, fair: variable winds
Missourt-Far Wednesday; warmer IN western
portion. Thursday. fair: variable winds.
Nebraska and Kansas-Fair: warmer Wednes-
day. Thursday, fair; variable winds.
Arkansas - Occasional showers and warmer
variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair wedncs-
day and Thursday: continued warm; southery
winds.
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Kew National B.nk.

Washington, July 30-The Comptroller has
approved the following applications to or
gaaiZe national banks:
The First National Bank OF CordelI Ok cap
ital $25, 900. Incorporators-H. L. RSwiev Cor
dell: T. A.. Edwards. G. II. ROwley. A. Deparde
w A.. Bills.
The Ccmptroller has issual q certificate au-
thorixinG the National Rank Of Anatarko Ok.
to begin business. II. T. Smith Is nuued as
president
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II. & o. S-W. R. II.

Train Depart. Arrtvs
Cincinnati louisville wash
inetnn. baltimore Ph'lade-
phla and New York F.&nrass. '2:l" IN 'ls;lz pm
CIrcinnnti louisville pi.ts-
burg. WASHINGTON. baltimore.
Fas, Mali '''' NC" sc NJ nm 80 I'm
CINCINNATI Accor1moiaticn :. nc am iT:@3 pm
Cincinnati. Louisville Pitts
hurg. Washington. Datiro~e
Phila del-ha ard New YORK
Poval Blue limited .......-.. -S:"0 am s'ao m
Flora Accomrodat on .......... s.:Ao Nm X .'In
Flora Accommodation 1855 pm -ip'5 IN
West Rader and French Lick
Springs. via Moron Route. 's:2N an -" o'n
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Government Report.

Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received in St Louis
July 30. 1901 at $3.50 q. local time and D. m.
seventy-fifth meridian time Observations made
at the same moment at all stations.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL. RAILWAY SUBURBAN
UU AIE SERVICE

Eastbouud-Ieave Eighth and Grntiot streets
except Sunday. 400 s:1s 1870 s:51. 10:O5 Ti:1o a.
m: 12:05. AZ. 2:is. 400 $40 e:2s. 500 D. m.
SATURDAY. and Sunday onIy--1IAI %. m Sunday
only--6:2i 7:O5 sos q. M: 1925. 5:21. 11:H D. M
Leave Washington avenue. except Sunday. 4:0s
en- ~. s:as. 1868 II % q. 100 l:4s 2:sa
400 STA. e:29. sos p. Saturday and Sunday
un,y-1i:45 p m. Sunday only-5:27. 700. 500 .,
wes:bouni-Leave Granite City. except Sunday
SIS. 500, 100. s:1d 9:2s 1912 a. m: 40 ::1,
s:es 4s5 5:44 s;ol. 7:i2. e:17 q. m Saturday
oniy $50 q Sunday only. 1915. 5:55. 800,
10 100 n M: I: os. 500 p. n.
SIS o:3e. I0:4G o. m. lis. Ell. 3:27. 4:4o GOT.
7:17. e:eI y. m. Saturday only-i:1 D. N. Sunday
only-i2:eo Goo. sos. 10t5 a. m. 1:0T 6:1 ..
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RIG -FOUR.

HIG -FOUR.
LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND A.EASf
AND CHESA PE:NIIE AND OHIO RAli.N NJ
Train Ilepart Arrive.
Indianapolis Express ......t 7:., am SO pm
New York and Boston Lin
sfed s:5u IN ~s+f p.i
Kniciertocker Special = New
York Boston WASHINGTON
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1900 am 6:i5 pm
NATION and Alton Accommo- o
dalton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fi:2p pm 4sp W"
Boston. New York. Cincinnati
Nashn-t1r. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ..........-....... sos pm 49,, ~
tlton-T@aves @I0:2a a. m. t5:ia p m ARRIVES
$50 a. m. Il AZ ~ M Saturday Only leaves l:'''
p. m. aries An %.
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Local Report.

Weather at $3.50 q. M. clear; at $3.50 D. m
clear. Maximum temperature. 81: minimum tenn
peratUre, &c. River So feet r. j. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN

lfd'h- DeE
For Hannibal. II. & st. /
points. Quincy. keokuk and
Burlington -. ........ %:
Local to Hannibal 'i:y1
For Quincy and North. ......... t1:Jj
For St. Paul. Minneapolis, via
East Side lines. Illinois and :.
Wisconsin -.. . 'S:2i
The Burlineton-N Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
CRY. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska, Black HIS. Wyo-
ming. Montana Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ........ ..-.....-...--... '9:DO
apolis. s.. Paul and Iowa. .s:o5
The Nebraska Colorado Ey-
press. fo- Denver. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph -.... ... s2:0fi
Local 20 Burlington commune. '7:t0
For Northern iowa, St Paul
and Minneapolis ...............''!:4 AZ
For Illir,oig. via East Side line
to Rock Island and Clinton. Ia SCI
For Dubuque and La Crosse. tS:2l
For Kansas City. Council
n SluTs. Omaha. St. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast...... "e:9l
Local from Hannibal ....... -.
For Alton--Leaye $50 q. m. dali,
daily: II 90 a. M. daily: / 80 ..
only: 200 p m. except Saturday
sos .. m. except Sunday: $50 2. n
p. m. daily: s:21 p. m. daily; Ill;
day only.
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l.. & y. r. u

Train Depart. Arrive.
Southern Limited ....-......... 4:15 pm 1880 pm
Fast Siail-r7vansvi'le. Nash
Vile Bi-uingnaul. Mont
youlerv C.att5noo~1 Atler-
ia Mobile New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla. ...... ss:es am ss:l6 pm
Southern Exors<s to Evans
vile, Nashville. Ri-ring
hnn, Mobile. New Orleans.
Thonasviile. Jacksonville.
palntta Oeaia and ST
Petersburg. Fla. -. ...---.. 1855 pm Ss:U am
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COTJoy BELT,

fsT: LOUIS SOUTHWESTE.R ERR Ra!LWA
Train. Perart. arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
Via bismarck and Delta,.... SEQ am f:l5 pm
fvIn Rjer,arci- ard pol.ay S:s7 nm 7:rn an,
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ST. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE
See C.. 2. & 81. Ii
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines,


Train Depart. Arrive.
Northern Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
buque go Tsp am $3.50 pm
Peoria and Springfield .;..--' 12:3o pm t5:o5 pm
Chicago Daylight Special. pun sos nm
Springfield Accommodation si:i5 pm s1G:4O m
Chicago Diamond Special. 9:i3 pm s1:24 am
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Murptysboro Carbondale and
Marion .:;;..:-..... '7:4s am .7,4 pm
Memphis Jackson. Tenn and
Texas Express; Nashville. At
lanta and Jacksonville ...... 1885 am s7:4 M,
ST Louis Specisl-Cairo. Mem
phis and New Orleans ........ 1855 am ssls M,
Accommodation -Murphysboro,
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester ..;....-.:. tA:5o pm 1I:a2 an,
Accommodation -Muyphysboro.
Marion and Creal SPRINGS. 1850 pm eli 10 nm,
New Orleans Lirted-Cairo.
Memphis; Dixie Flyer. Nash
vile. Atlanta and Jackson
vile ........... Io:i5 pm e5, am
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DAMON LODGE. NO. 2s K or .
&@ meets svsTy Wednesday evening e, Frs.
avenue Hall No. . Bus,nese rsa.inc
Visitors and members are cordially invited
ana, GEORGE A. FREY. c. c.
= Attest: Fl. Fl. Kernel. K. Of R. & S. No 7i3A
Evans avenue. " '
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HOPE LODGE. NO 1856 X OF P.
Ar,far meets every Thursday night, Ninth and
NeSeN T.ami streets Wcrll in the rank Of
Knight next convention THURSDAY. July IS.
FRED SCHERRER. G. Z.
Ed C. Braun * ~ r G. 6,
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CONFIDENCE LODGE NO -, y
ICY -. rneets every Monday evening a.
Ss h""fNans Hall. Eleventh and Iocrst
,,...r streets Members expected to attend end
iy WITS, cordially invited. H A TIIIhs @ G
william Fehcr X o.. r. 4 s - -
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Gsse Of p. meets every wednesday evening a;
.csSs so'ciocl at Howari's Hall. Thirtieth and
owe streets. Work In tho ranks always
n hand. All knights fratorralv invited
ROBT P. FRITSCHLF, c. C.
w. s. Roberts x of E & 8
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edHsn GOLDEN CROWN LODGE. NO. s..
81 meets every Friday evening. Hall No.
f Fs5a oii,s streets, sss Ms5s IN issS =
August . All members expected.
GSoWH Visitors cordially invited.
7. II. PARKER. c. c.
Henry C. Scott X. Of r. & 6.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
CT ORIG nr-Tlyry u rrN--o

ram Depart.
Louisville EXprcss-Centralia,
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton. Louisville
Washington. Philaselr,hta
and New York -.----.-.-...... 's:os am
Mount Mount vernon ACCOMMODATION tool Pm !;
Florida Limited TO louisville
Lexington. Knoxville and
Ashevilie. y. c.: Chatta-
roosa. Atlanta ard Jackson
VILE Florida s;a.so mr., ,
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COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. -.s x. OPP
sg r reets every Tuesday evening at o'clock.
$s ,,hS,ie Han Century building tenth f!oor.
-r,,ss, fia'I No. ! Ninth and olive streeto
}h Tues evening work in rank of Esquire Mem
,yacom eaus s,t to be present, Visiting brothers
- y pernnsey. K. Of R 4 s. - -
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'Indicates precipitation inappreciable.
Thunderstorm.
r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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s2:5 arr $3.50 prn
1850 am 'S:2 pm
III am 1855 pm
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ASDAI.IA LINZ

PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST
~ RIPE PENNSYLVANIA RAJ
ram =, DeI
York. Philadelphia. BaIti-
more and Washington Spe-
ciai..-.; -. =. :........-.. 's:i,
indianapolis and New York
Local -. -. ...-...... 1904
NeW York Limited -..-...-..-.- q 90
Columbus and Eastern Express 'S:l5
Nsndaiia Accommodation 80. "a IA
indianapolis and New York
Express 80. .... eli -
rdst Mai 49,. ........... '2:s0
Pan-American Express ..... .S:+,
Buiiaio Express .;,-...... ....... .S:li
IRAN NO. 2-Daily Petoskey.
Mackinac. etc. -. .....-.... 100
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FARMS WANTED.

TO rent farm of 20 to 80 acres. with small
house; give location and description and price.
81, Republic.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FLATS.
roR RExr-DwELLINGs.

NINTH ST.. rs N.-Six rooms: good condition:
favofs,hiy located; water In house: convenient to
High and grammar schools. Inquire az Penn
sylrania ave. East st. Louis.
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8 LAFAYETTE LODGE. NO. l2s.. K. OF
@sS@ r., meets Weinesday evening 81 July ,, 81:
street. eighth Hoor. Work in the rank OF
Esquire. RALPH W. ALLEN. C Z.
Attest Fred Horn X. of r. & s.
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FOR HEyT-sUBuKs.N PROPERTY.

WEBSTER GRoVES-Itouse 10 rooms:
schools and churches. Call ar address ia3 y.
Eleventh. st. Louis.
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s2:o5 nm $3.50 pm
"7:t0 pm 1858 am
''T 40 pm 1869 am
sS::-1 pm sT:10 am
tS:21 pm .,:1o am
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= CAsTLE HALL. MONITOR LODGE
Gs1 nc. e. K Of p. meets in Century tuiId.
IA ing Ninth and Olive streets Hall No !.
c., ,snery Thursday evening at o. M sharp
GOOD cigars always on hand Members cxnec;.d
and visitors cordially invited @Npe''e1
W. !. Otto. a r s. ->I'ii y. Z. =.
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90 90 am SIS pm
'2:o5 pm 2;I0 pm
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EST OF PITTS
RAILROAD.
Depart. Arri.e.
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:21 am 'i:5s pm
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ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive
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C'ENTR Al AND
AND ALBANY
.IO RAIi,W ".
pepart. Arrive.
-I..S am 20 pm
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NJ, X. & T.-.TuC 4;

Train.
jefferson city. Columbia, Boon
vile. sedalil. Fort Scott.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express ....'-.
me Katy Flyer" for Dali
Us. Fort Worth, Houston,
Galveston. san Anto1io.
Mexico city and in.erpiGa-
ate points ...---a'-''
~ lefsG city. NIolumbia.
hoopviile. Sedal:a. Kansas,
Infian Territory and Texas
Express
missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
wv Z Zee
Depart. Arrive.

'3:o5 am T::a5 pm
IS 100 am sT:I5 Pm
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TO HAVE A BASKET PICNIC.
Naval Reserves VIII Enjoy Themselves at
St. Simon on the Fourth.

The Naval Reserves are arranging
to have a big time on the Fourth of
July. The company will give basket
picnic to st. Simon on that day, and
will also have q tsrket practice.
The company has ordered new uni
forms from the Henderson Arms com.
pany of Kalamazoo, Mich, and they
will be here on Ju'y2 The company
is now in q good condition, new mem
bsrs are being eleo'ed at every meeting
and ali the officers and men sre enthu
sisstic over the fact that they Will ,un
have the cJmpany up to it's old
standard.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
Special Notice.

The attention of the consumers of
water gas and electricity Is called to
the yellow covered book of rates and
rules Issued June, LIST and it is asked that
they will acquaint themselves with its
provisions as 80 i'd rules and regulations
will be enforced. Special attention is
called to the rules governing sprinklers
and to city ordinance No. 81, approved
May IA. 1900, fixing the time for using
them as between and p, NJ. at any
one day and at no other time. Where
sp:inklers are found running at any
other hours the inspector will cut off
water at once from the premises and 8
charge Of rs cents must be paid before
il will be turned on again. II same
sprinkler should be found running
second time the occupant Of the premi-
sis will oe pu. on docket. There is
plenty of water for ell neoess arg pur-
poses and for hours use OF sprinkler,
which is considered a liberal time, but
beyond that the supply will run
short and in event of a FIRE might cause
serious loss 1t Is hoped that this
warning will be needed -sprinklers
when BOWED, are SO allowed under the
rules and In conformity with the city
ordinance, fixing time at from 4 toe p.
m. of each day and OF no other time.
Brunswick Light and Water Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr.. Leighton Sheppard is span ding a
few days in this city.
Mr., r, L. williams was in The city
yesterday from ST. simon.
Mr.. J. G. Msssensals of Atlanta.
spent yesterday in the CITY.
Mr.. Jos. 81. Meyers, 3 prominent
merchant Of Triton, spent yesterday in
the city.
Mrssre ). N. Connolly and @. s
Scarlstt, of the g. u.hern railway, have
returned to Atlantis.
Mr.. Il. E. Rose. repr son'ing the
Chattanooga Brewing company, lie In
the CITY for few days.
Mr. q. 8. Apte, formerly Of BTuns
wick, bu now Kntgnc Of the grip. ie
in the ty for a few days.
Prof. W. A. White will bs In the city
for q short lime. will attend to orders
for tuning pianos or organs. also vii
make estima'es 90 repairing. Address
500 Aibemal lie sire t..
Capt. Kelly OF the schooner City OF
Nassau, Is Ags n in the city with cargo
Of bananas, Oraoges, pine apples, etc
Hts frisnds would do we'll to call on
him at Coney and Parker's wharf.
Mr.. Martin AmArus, q promin ent
citizen Of Bay boro, Ga :, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route to st. Simon
where he will spend sometime with his
family, who are over their for som G
weeks,
Mr.. j. w. Cummings Of Chattanooga
passed through the CITY yesterday en-
route home from st. Simon, where BIZ
has been visiting for the past week. II
reports an enjoyable time while on the
Island
All members OF the graduating clas'
Of the Glynn High school, are requeste(
to meet st Winsten's Photograp oil
gallery Tuesday morning at 10 o'clool
for the purpose of having a elias
picture taken.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
Merchants wanting rice would do
we'll to call on The Downing Co.
At the Presbyterian Church.

At the Presbyterian Church.
The usual public worship will be
today at ii q. nj. and 8 p. M, by the
pastor. The subject for both services
will be 1.-THE Ministry If Angels" At
the morning service the theme will be
the GOOD Angels" and at the evening
service Evil Angels" Strangers and
visitors cordially invited A warm
Welcome to ell. The Sunday school
will meet at 4 30.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Az her home on Gloucester street,
Miss Kate McKinnon has opened .
summer school, aud large Dumbtr Of
little scholars are attending.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
READY MADE DRUG STORE

Drug stock Of J. M. Horsey. Augusta,
Ca, chewing. counters, show cas's,
Rx osse. soda fount. fans, safe, drugs
and druggist sundrias. etc. Appraisers
inventory ($156O can be furnished,)
N. L. Willet Drug Co.,
Augusta. Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Miss Marie Prieleau Of Jack son Vile,
is spending some time here, the attrac-
tive guest of Mrs. Thomas Fuller, at
her home ON Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
SHIP NOTICE.

Neither the master, nor oonsignee
Of the Nor. bark Bl.cksdder will be
responsible for any debts contracted
by the Grew of said bark.
O.sen, Master.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

time ia Fort Valley, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. 81. M. Bfanbsm, whore she
is making many friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Many friends of Mics E'hel Elliot,
will be sorry til hear that she does not
time, but will spsud the greater part
OF the su mmer with relatives In Macon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
SOCIETY NEWS.
BY MARY M'N1sH BURROUGHS.

BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS,
The most delightful social event OF
the past week, was the german given .
few evenings ago, In the parlors Of the
where the sweetest Of mu-
Sio was disooursed by the Madolln
Club, aud the tripping OF light feet
kept up until the early hours of the
coming morning. Unusually dainty
and lovely and altogether Iowa lY were
the girls in their dainty gowns, pleas
ing iu contrast to the regulation black
suits Of the hsi dsoms men. Those pre-
sent weT Miss PrioleAu OF Bufort,
S. c., wnCd In white orgRC die and
blue ribbons, Miss Louise Priolean Of
Bufort, s, c., In white organdie and
blue ribbon, M ss Marie Prioleau Of
Jacksonv lie, white orgsDdie and white
ribbon. Miss Ethel G 'ncley, white orr
candle and blue ribbor, Miss Rets
McKinD01, Y How oTgandIe ard black
velvet, Misc Keyz'e Conoley, white or
candle and white ribbon, Miss Bette
Nightingale, pink organdie, Mics M RS
Mccullough, white silk null with
white ribbon, Miss Gertrude A!leD,
white orgsndis and green ribbon, Miss
Juliette Coleman. green organdie, Miss
JAMIE symons, white organdie and
white ribbon, Miss Rstta Mccullough.
lavender and blsok velvet, Miss F. G .
Nightingale, white organdie and blue
ribbon, Miss Julia Wilder, blue satin
and pearls; Messrs Howard Waff, Ed.
Alien, Charles Fleming, Howard Smith,
Jennings Butte, Darlington Cosby, H.
Burford, T. O. Fleming, Jr., George
Smith, Albert Banks, Morton Marye,
Malcolm mccullough, John Space,
Bsysrd Butts; Stag. Messrs f. ID. M l..
S'rachan, Fl. F. du Bignon and r. d.
Meader.
Mrs. T. j. Wright and little daugh-
ter, Alma, are spending sometime in
Monticello, Fla, their former home.
On their return trip they will spend sew
eral days in Townsville, the guests of
Mrs. K G. Hyre.
Mrs. Horace Dart is spending some
time the guest Of relatives In Fltzger.
aid.
Mrs. L. h. Lilienthal and son, Mas
ter Berthold, Of Atlantis, are spen ding
acme time in Brunswick, where they
are making many friends, the guests
of Mr.. ard Mrs Gu, Hoffman, at their
home on Gloucester street
Mrs. G V, Gates and little son, Vas
scr, are spending seversl weeks with
friends in Fort Valley.
Many friends are glad TO know that
Miss Lizzie Deming is improving from
her recent illneus, at her hons on
Uoion stree,
mlsh HhhAc . uOnS nuu kttio u obch
Katharine and May Stiles, leave tomor-
row for st. Simon. where they will
spend some time the guest Of Mrs. Will
liam Sandman, at her pretty homes.
After 3 pleasant week the guest of
Mrs. e. ID. Walters, at her home ON
Union street, Mrs. s. A. Penniman
has returned to the home Of her son,
Mr.. 4. A. Penniman, where she is
spending several months.
Mrs. Ii. s. du Bignon has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Will m
ShadmAn, at her home on ST. Simon.
Miss Meta Sosrlett is spending some
NAiinn
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16
Notice,
10

II you want to get in society drink
the celebrated 400" COTE, one pound
package 35c, for sale by A. c. letters,
219 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mr and Mrs II s Dupwody leave
today fer Atlanta and Athsns, where
they wllApend sevsrel days With
friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Fresh vegetables ETC., every day. A
G. LETTERS, 219 Newcastle at,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

The Oak Grove G. metery Com mittee,
Mrs. g. o. Wilder president, is accom-
plishing much good work among the
negle G ed places in the old cemetery.
A man is kept there sll tbe.time, fiow-
ers and trees are being set cut constant
ly, pretty walks are being kept up and
through the efforts of this committee,
many others are taking an interest In
the saored place, and lending q helping
hand towards baau!ifying it.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pfieffer and dauGh
ter, Miss Lillian, returned yesterday
from Albany and will make Thu is home
at the Ogethorpe.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Miss Ethel AikeFs has returned to
her home in Atlanta, at a pie assnt
visit here, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
W. Fl. d Voc, at her home 90 Union
street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Miss Nells Webster leaves 10 few
d vs. with Capt. and Mes Bennett, for a
two mouths trip to northern ports. on
a sailing vessel.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

1t will interest many friends to know
that Mr.. and Mira. Albert HilltmaD
and children expect to leave Macon
shortly for Texas, where they will make
their future home, on account Of Mr..
Hillemsn's health.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mrs. Horace Dart is spending some
time the guest Of relatives In Fltzger-
aid.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mrs. T. j Wright and little daugh-
ter, Alma, are spending sometime in
Monticello, Fla, their former home.
On their return trip they will spend sew
eral days in Townsville, the guests of
Mrs. K G. Hyre.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mrs. II. s. du Bignon has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Will m
ShadmAn, at her home on ST. Simon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Miss Meta sosrlett is spending some
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mrs. G V, Gates and little son, Vas
scr, are spending seversl weeks with
friends in Fort Valley.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Mrs. L. b. Lilienthal and son, Mas
ter Berthold, Of Atlantis, are spen ding
sOme time in Brunswick, where they
are making many friends, the guests
of Mr.. ard Mrs. GU Hoffman, at their
home on Gloucester street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Many friends are glad 10 know that
Mas Lizzie Deming is improving from
her recent lllneu4, at her hons on
Union stree,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

Miss Name Symons and little M sses
Katharine and May Stiles, leave tomor-
row for st. Simon. where they will
spend some time the guest Of Mrs. Will
liam Shsdman, at her pretty homes.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-16

After q pleasant week the guest of
Mrs. e. ID. Walters, at her home on
Union street, Mrs. s. A. Penniman
has returned to the home of her son,
Mr.. 4, A. PennIman, where she is
spending several months.