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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
". a. beagher r. &. Co.,
S. {. Cor. Ninth and Chestnut SITS.
kINLOCH u 1927.
We Solicit Rent Collection.

EI.LlNSS-
gss Pine St. 8 rooms 80 70
ssis y Grand ave-. s ro7ms--.-.-.--..- 800
asls y. Grand ave 8 Is ~
Ii5 Eugsnia St. rooms ...-.-..-.-... a5.D
FLATS ROOMS.
as Prairie ave. 1st floor. 4 rooms....... i3.5i
4l23 Prairie ave. - floor. 4 roomA........ 300
BaIsom and Econ. lt floor. J rooyns.....-.... i..nl
bAIsofn and Econ. ID floor. ) rooTns----.--- f2-J
~ y tenth. I'd and ID floors. > rooms. lI.ns
s3 " Ninth St. I'd floor: , rooms ..-..--- 80
14if Cas- ave. ist focr. : rooms. rear. $50
80 Lami ST. LIST floor. , NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
s3 n. Ninth, basement 49,. ..---..-.... 5.p
1915 Cass ave. lst for: 2 rooms. rear. SD
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
ei2t Lucas ave s rooms .-..-.--..... 80. go
Sixteenth and Lucas ave. rooms ard iiars:
rents cheap.
1910 Morgan, d hoor. , rooms...... So
l241 Linden. LIST floor. ) rooms..-......... 500
essi Montgomery ST. % floor, : roome....... s.sD
isA Linden. I'd floor. J rooms--..-.---.. 80
STORES.
y. e cor. Broadway and Madison: large
y. W. corn. Third and Luca. ave: good To-
cation for manufacturing nIrposas:
reri reasonable.
4jss5: Easton ave. store..-. -. -..--..... m.'9
W cor Sixth and BidiEe. stors-.-----. is.9D
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AGENTS RENT LISTS.
DWELLINGS.


1861 West Belle place. 10 rooms: gas fixtures SIS %
hall: ......... 500
hifkwood. No. n. ". corner Webster and
Washington 1vss.. 3 rooms; comfort
ably furnished; large yard: on car line. 900
1Ia3 Morrison ave. 10 ft.t9
eJi5 Washington ave. , rooms: detached. 900
s5ls Lawton ave, S ro5 ms and furnace...... -. ej
1915 Coleman st. s ..---
c-s Oregon ave. S rooms: furnished; APP
Iy III muse .:.
stable a. no
ss23 Lafayette ave. S ~. %
lJl9 Lexington ave. Z IL .Sb
2aaa I awton axe s rooms with furnace. %.
ISL. LAFAYETTE ave. S rooms. with furnace. o. -
g-s, C;s,.- ave. s rooms ~ 30
So Cardinal ave. : rooms 80
1873 " Garrison ave. S ooms.------....- 2a-t-i
IA : Spring ave. rooms with furnace. =. ~
er.-II Tyfer 81. , roOns i2.d1
1Iss Pleasant st, ; 1919
FLATS.
Twcnty-second 81. and Washington ave.
rooms and bath: see iani;or. first f!oor.
22li 81 Charles 49,
1879 6. Ninth st. LIST floor. 3 rooms: hath. ei.5a
IiI5 Park ave. LIST floor: 4 rooms and bath 800
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DWELLING FOR SALE
LOVES LOVELY LIST

Fandeveater place. Il rooms: big stable...n~
Csoarle. SlsS 1. rcoms; marble front-.-..nS
Walnut Park. c5xI19: BEST lot there: foot. T6
stewart place. i!s.. s-rcom brick: stabie... 4oS
Esnl-1ett place. A.. . rooms: nne $1,000 ~
Temple place I2s7. > rooms. new: rock.~... ~
Greer. AS. 3 rcorns. brick aa;......... ~
Baclede. fl5s. 8 rooms. Few brick-->> ~
Wells. go. 9 rooms. brick. good lot...... ~
Laclede. ss.5. ane new fats; rented: give bi6 49,
Olive. snfS. 10 rooms. big lot----..~... ~
Etzei Sis. = rooms: brick fat--~~..>. ~
Washington. 1914. Is rooms: new haf~-- nS
Morgan. siS. ? rooms. new nrfck-.~~>-.~-. NJ
Cabanne. "a. 9 rooms. Stxsl0. ~
Blackstone. iS9. 10 rooms. 5uf25.-....~.. ~
Page. Sac . rooris: furnace and hxfnrea... ~
Blackstone. 1@z7. 5 rooEs. rev brck....>.. -
Ffnncy. 4gS. 8 rooms; two fronts-.-.~~ ~
Minerva. SOS. s rooms: brick. good lot .... 10
Garfield. So 1 fine fats: brick ----.-... IT.
Easton. isis. : cottages: aNlfD: BRICK. ~
Cottage. NEE. fne rock ha.s ....--.-.-. S0'
Nafftr. s rooms. brick: eexl5s. ~
E:syard. lfE. single fat: II rooms: neV..~ 81
Iaciede. JsI. s rooms: brick: cheapA.-~- IL
Cook. AS. . rooms: new brick: mo0onDL- m
ST. Ferdinand. t-{cA. cottaSe.--..-~-6
Goodfeilow. Ell. 3 rooms: new----., ~
Humphrey. ES. 4 rooms and SeAA5, -.
600 others cheap. LOVE. "a Co. =
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FOR RENT.
E. G., R0WSE.
500 CHESTNUT sTREET.


siii Lucas aye. 2-story s:one-front: II
rooms: all s5 90
- Clark ave. s-story brick. s rooms....... sos
so2s Sheridan ave. --stoEy stone-tront.
rooms. large side yard: furnace........ -. 50
l2J y. Garrison ave-. 2-story stone-frone,
rooms: all g %
81 : Ewing ave. s-rooGn 3-story b-tcx...... I5.1)
2c. y. Tenta st. 2-story brick. 4 rooms..... SIS,
ROOMS AND FLATS.
20 Olive st. rooms: see tanitor........e to 10. 90
s.is Manchester ave. ; rooms. 1st hoor...-.. 500
~. Gratiot St . rooms. Isc foor........... SO
siS s. Second St. 2 front rooms. ID hoor..... $50
2.lo y. Ninth st. rear. 2 roorss, ID floor. $40
si9 Montgomery st. 2 rooms. ID .oor..... so
AIR 5. Main St. 2 ruoms. ID door 4.Ss
4aa2 Grove ST.. . rooms. % floor ........... 40
STORES AND OFFICES.
eGc s. Seventh ST. 3-story business house.
XXI. with s.. %
81 y Main st. i-sto.y business house:
-hs. $40
each Sa1l2o roo
us y. Third st. 4th and 9Th floors: eexI0e
feat zach ass
- Pine st. suitable iDr store or Office. ESQ
III ~ mira ST.. 20 ~
l-o1 y Third ST.. nice office rooms on ID
ana 80 ioofs TO i2.1S I
so y Broadway. store and back ROOM. S.9 !
iN Third II. rDons on ID hOor....... SEQ !
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Just Listed
This Week..

The following property is offered
for sale ny tn" Mercantile Trust
Company for the first time. E.x-
anime closely.
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Tactory or Stoeafe Wamh~

ssy.--s Locust St; E1lx: 4stop ~ ~
1Sinchr walls. carriage elevator. ceilaP I&
tire building: easy terms. sell If . bor0
JOHN J. LANE n Co.,
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John Dockery &Son,
Real Estate and Financial Agents,
1925 CHESTNUT ST.

a55i THOMAS . rooms. hall. gas, bath..... .ss1.l5
esl, LACLEDE. : rooms. hall. gas. water Sl.y'
es :. BROADWAY. 4 rooms. watsr.--..-- l+."J
13IS y. : rooms. water --.---.--- i2.ri
Ii3y WEBSTER. ; rooms: brick ..--..--...-- I2aS
FLATS AND ROOMS
3ss5 LUCKY. ; rooms, list foOr.--------.-- 300
sii LAM. I rooms. q ioar.....--..... 500
sr1 y. : rooms. ID iiopr.....--.--- H.Gp
1877 BIDpL.E. } rooms. 81 fioor..--......-- 80
l314 X. > rooms 2d aoor...... ~
l:n O'FsLLON. , rooms ist fSor..-.-.---- -"
.2+5 DICKSON. . rooms. Il .CCr.----.----.- 30
I'll O'FALLON. : fire r5oG1s. Cd iocr.-.-... 7.e1
O
.ns-fo CHESTNUT. substantial s-story
building: Will lease FOR a term OF years 49,.
4S :. EcDND ST, fine saloon c0ruer.---- $50
55 OrFALLpN ST. store and CeiiaT.------ I-I
LUCAS Ave. ard Seventeenth. :. Z. Cor
Large store. chean: 1875 y. Eight. st. fGgr
large rooms. So: lsIA and Ia22A =. Faur:e-ath
St. four large rooms ard tatl. ST.
MARTIN 5. BRENNAN. 81 Chestnut St
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Choice Flats for Rent by
ALBERT G. BLANkE,
124 y. Seventh ST.
I-2l Euclid ave. Ist foor. ; rooms: bath.
furnace. etc: open for inspection ....-..S31-J
I4e3A Euclid ave. ID floor. s rooms: bath.
furnace. laundry, $50
ssi2 Shaw aye. ist floor. ) rooms; bath.
next door 80,
55ccA Hartford s.. ID floor. 5 rooms: bath.
laundry. etc: key Esd
mace. exc newly deco.a:ed: opsn.'-a.. 80,
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S1.ap will buy fouee renting for 81. cer an
on Chestnut. near Sixteenth st.
GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE CO..
Phone G u LII Chestnut II.
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1924 Delmdr BOul.

This attractive home. containing ten rooms.
modern in every respect and In excellent condi-
zion The owner is DESTROYS Of enecttng a quick
sale Of this property. and will quote 4 special
Of admission see John l. NcDOW ALL
sCI Chestnut 1t.
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FOR RExT-APARrMExrs. FLATS.

FUR RENT-APARTMENTS. FLATS.
IOWA Ave. A4s--Eish, rooms and bath: large
yard. Inquire at 4Iii Iowa ave.
Jones St: i.is-Hanasonae light 7-room aat.
inst. W. r. NELSON. sI CHESTNUT.
KEENERLY Ave. ie,-Five-room nat. in
good order: ho. and cold water and BATHROOM.
KENNEDY Ave. 2s5s-Fine three-room fiat in
good order: cheapest in town. See RerSfeid. 50
'h.s'hu'
LAcLEDE Ave. A5!A.2d-foor elegant fiat OF
APPLE HEMMELMANN R. E. 90,
LAcLEDE Ave. tsac-scven-ro9m apartment:
respect. PAUL < co.
I.EFFINGNEI.L Ave. 1917 E.-Three un.ur-
nished rooms. 50: southern exposure: water in
the kitchen.
lucky %t5sa-Three nice rooms. second floor:
large attic: s..
MsPLE Az 2l'.F1y. rooms: e2neleteIy NJ
Ninth st. 4N>' ~ 's4s' ;"
MISSOURI Ave. i72l-MoIern seven-roorn fat;
rem; s5. INQUIRE Henry Bente. 2ei Olive st.
.~-oFALLoS st. 2Is2-Two rooms and kitchen:
~o7FALLoN =. li5:-Th-- rooms. first floor:
water in kitchen: s.. Inquire second floor.
OREGON iseI-Fou rooms. hall. bath. W. c.
Keeiey & Co. 1ils Chestnut
PAGE. sI2!-Four rooms and bath. sie.51. ".
l = IibaG!I q 70. ~ ~. 'yfi-l-I.'!sl ~
RIDGE Ave. sias-Mode-n. five rooms; si259.
Dyas. ~. y. Ninth st.
SIDNEY St. I2le
-Four rooms: bath: attic.
SHEEIDAS Ave. .aDi-SIx-rocm fat. with
ali modern conv.niences: Steel range. gas Fix
lures. 70: and cold water. Open Sunday
RIDGE Ave-. 5iD-F.ve-room gas fixtures.
screens, hot ard cold water. bath. etc.
ST. otis Ave. Isi5-Four rooms. second floor:
bath and sins.i: attic and laundry
Observation-Disclosures R 90.
2+1 ". Broadway.
THEoDosIA Ave. 5si5. and 5eisA Garfield Ave.
Bath. gas. laundry: four and ave rooms: sfh
VISTA Ave, 3ioci-New modern 5-room fiat.
with Gas fixtures. window scresTs and large
porch.
WALTON. 1901 and itos-Siceiy arranged stone
front ;iats. five and six rooms. furnace gas iE-
lures. etc: detached building. |
". F. PARKER Il. 20. 81 Chestnut.
UEST BELLE Place. -5-a-Four rooms. tall.
porcelain bath. gas fixtures; every CONVENIENCE. |
janiror service: vacant: Suburban. Ltndell. APP
ply si Marcus ave.
WESTMINSTER Place. ii5it-NIce ..roorn fiat. |!
furnace. etc. $50 II rented before l5;h inst: give 1
one month free rather than have il vacant |
W. p. NELSON. 50 che-tr1it-
NEW FLATS.
Corner Grand and Fa.ryisw AYES. hTe-ro9T
fat. also eight rooms: bath. furnace. 81 !
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2s43, 2s45 and 2947t TO 1851 Eastoa Ave.
Gross, 1876 Net
1852 to 4O56 Lucky St,

One block north Of Eastca ave. . s-s:ory brick
houses. arranged in S fats: each fat has :
price. S,5"-
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ONLY St759.00 FoR H0llk.

No 4Sa Cottage are. a two-story Groom, good
as Few. with beautiful lot, trees. shrubbery. ETC.
don't fail TO see this.
APPLE HEMMEIMANN r. E. CO..
Ss Cboaenuf 20
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

House and lot No. 15s5 Blackstone ave. neas
Page ave: very nice two-story stock-brfck fy4A
n9 . Ja sisn, rooms: RECEPTION nai,; ncsh. ror.
house rented: has sewer and gas. would exchAnel
for vacant l5-s or \ smaller house. Get leffW
to go inside. SEQ
KELLEY & CO. uis Chestnut q.
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HO|SE FOR g. 50(

Ss35 Iowa ave- between Chippewa arr Winnie
hago sts.. 2 history b-ck residence. wit . ROOM
an! lot -Il5 feet Street is made This 70
without doubt tie cheapest house in the southern
part OF the city. Look at il and be convinced
GIN: r yIAf.EJ. ga Cnesfnf.t AZ
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HOME-$2.76O.
Cheapest House On Clstlesal lIl101.
FOR SALE TO C0IORED.

Horss ana lot. 500 Fairfax ave: tvo-stexS
brick house OF seven rooms. good cellar: hcunsdq
water up and down stairs: also gas: terms -
rash down and monthly payments For keN
KEELEY & co III. sne,trn.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

II: 25xl+p: good location Tor boarding-.ouse
. blocks from Union Station. 1 block from DIV,
or Lacleds Ave. street cars. price 81. sol. For tIl
particulars address " 90. Tn. R.rt;hIic
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For $780,. $500 and $3.50.
Nos tiec-25ca-55-E Pen-ose St. beautiful eoA
tages Of } and 4 rooms: in nice condition: severn,
Of them newly tainted decorated and remodeied
be sure and see them: We sold $ In past fec
weeks. can make easy terms.
AIPLE HENIELMANN P E co.
SIS Chestnut NJ
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New 7-RsOm Modern Flat

IN the West End; : rooms. with gas fixtures. gas
crates. furnace and jsnitor service: cheap rent
o good tenant D. B. r e CO..
Phone Il lsls. SIS Chestnut ct.
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Corner Grand and Fa.ryisw ayss-. fIve-r
fst. also .ighr rnlnis: hafh. furnace: -.
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Hall. two porches. attic. GOOD cellar: lot 81
leo: street ard walks made. a big bargain: must
be sold. % minutes 70 Courihous-. $751; cash. pal
ancs long time. f e. Republic.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
NOTICE.

The attention OF raxpayefa is hereby
directed to the following extract from
Ordinance No, 96. passed and adopted
June 6. 1901:
"An ordinance to assess and levy 8
tax for the support Of the Governme mt
of the City of Brunswick for the year
1901" etc, "And such tax shall be
paid by the several aud respective own
er and owners Of the same in two equal
payments, one on or before the Both day
Of June, 1901. and the other on or be-
fore the 30sh day Of November, 1901 !;
provided, any taxpayer shall have the
right to pay bis or her whols tax It the
time the first instalment is paid; and
provided further, that should any per-
son or persons liable for such taxes fail
to so pay one>half Of any and all taxes
to said city for said year by the 30 n
day of July, 1901, the entire amount OF
! such taxes due for the year shall im-
mediately become due; and it shall be
the duty Of the Clerk of Council to is
cue execution against such defaulting
taxpayer or taxpayers for the entire
amount Of taxes due said city for said
year."
Attes: NJ D. Russell,
Clerk Of Council.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
Revival Services.

Rev. Thos. Fl. Lsirh and his COS
worker, Fred Marshall, Of Charleston,
s. & lie now engaged In q revival
meeting at MoKsndres Methodist
Church, meetings are held ut 4 p. m.
and p, IN. Services have been held
for only three days and already great
good has been accomplished, Rev.
Leith does the preaching and Mr..
Marshall has charge OF the singing.
many are being blessed under the Ia.
flusnce of these mestings every body 10
welcome and q cordial greeting will
be extended to you, ooms out tcnigh
and come on time. -
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
PITHY PERSONALS
POINTEDLY PUT,
Daily DOilgS Deity De-
ScPibGd.
SMALL SCENES SCOOPED.
The Tales the Type Truthfully
Tell to The Thrifty
Throng.

DIR. W. B. Burroughs Is quite ill at
his home on @ street.
Mr., B. B. Hops, Of Bsxley, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. r. Harvard, of Savannah. was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Wright Campbell, Of MoRae,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Alex Livingston was In the city
yesterday from Fancy Bluff.
Mr.. r. S. Patterson, Of Danville. Va,
was registered at the Oglethorpe yes
terdsy,
Mr.. LeRoy Deckle, of Thomasville, lie
spending a few days In the city and On
ST. Simon.
Mr.. ] NJ Spence, jr, OF Waynes-
bOro, was amocg the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Melton, a prominent citi-
zen Of Baxley, was among the visitors
to the city yesterday.
Messrs. J. P. TwOmey, James Bailey
and J. G. Memory are spending some
time on st. Simon camping.
Yesterday was undoubtedly the hot
test day BrunSwiok has had this year.
The mercury climbed up to SO
High water at st. Simon in the after
noon in time to take dip in the surf
and return via the Emmeline at 9 80.
All the old machinery is being re-
moved from the Crispen mills on
barges, and Is being stored in the va
can't building next to Mays saloon,
Hessie No. / will leave ID sllory wharf
at 9 a. m. on Sunday for Cumberland,
returning at 6 p. m. Fare, including
street car iare and dinner, gl,25.
A runs way horse On Gloucester street
late yesterday afternoon created CON-
siderable excitement in the neighbor-
hood. The buggy was totally demol-
ishsd.
Mr.. A. K, Orr, of Atlanta, is spend
ing few days in the city and on b..
Simon island, the guest Of his brother,
Superintendent G. j. Orr, of our pub.
lie schools. Mr.. Orr was for several
months principal of the grammar
school in this oity, and made many
friends during his residence hers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

The surf at Cumberland 10 the finest
on the Atlantic coast. The tide will be
right for food tide bathing Sunday
afternoon. Hessis No. l leaves Mallory
wsrf at 9 q. M, and returning leaves
Cumberland at 6 r. m.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
NOTICE,

l will have another auction
sale of bicycles, bicycle
sundries, etc, Saturday
night, July 18th,
Everything offered will be
sold without reserve, and if
your money runs short, We
will accept a deposit aud
hold goods until paid for.
This will be your chance
to buy something at a bar
gain. Don't miss the chance.
Sale will start promptly
at eight o'clock.
j. A. MONTGOMERY,
sos Gloucester st.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Do you want taudem2 You can
buy one at your own price at our auc>
ton sale Saturday night.
j. A, Montgomery.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

We cannot promise when we will
have another auction sale after Satur.
day night. Don't miss this opportun-
ity. J. A. Montgomery.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or
unturnished; cool aud quiet; convent
ent for railroad men; use of bath; 4Ol
and 405 G street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

st. Simon ia the place to spend Bum
dsy. The Emmeline leaves OF 9 m.
and 2 80 p. M, AID returns at IL a. m.
and $50 p. m.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mrs. A. J. Slater leaves in few days
for Savannah, where she will spend q
short tims with friends before going to
States ooro for several weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

We have undertaken to sell out the
summer silks for II, v, Adderley. We
will do the talking and he will do the
pricing and selling.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

If all the taxpayers wait until the
last few days 10 which to make pay
ment it will be impossible for the
Treasurer to give them prompt atten-
tion, and I would respectfully suggest
that they call early in the month for
the purpose Of settling taxes.
Gao. FL. Smith,
City Treasurer.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Jim Carters is the only clothes clean
ing establishment that employs first
GLASS experienced w0rkmen
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Do not forget our autlon sale next
Saturday night, Bicy Giles, etc., at your
Own price. J. A. Montgomery.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
What is Going On in Bruuswick's Gay
Social World.
BY MARY M'N1sH BURROUGHS.

BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS.
All communications for this departs
ment most positively must be accom-
panied by nams and address Of sender.
Editor.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Many friends regret to know that
little Master Edwin BrObston, Jr., has
bssn quite i'll at his home at Pine Crest
for several days.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gale have re-
turned to their home ct Toccoa after .
pleasant visit to Brunswick, the guests
OF the Misses Gale at their home on K
street boulevard,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
SIPS

Sunday rate to Cumberland, includ-
ing street car fare and dinner.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mrs. Allen Ley bourns leaves shortly
for North Georgia, where she expects
to spend the summer with friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mrs. M. Weinberg has returned to
her home in Tampa, after several
weeks with friends in Brunswick.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

FOR REN-1-One furnished room,
405 G street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

The loveliest patterns of summer silks
at reduced prices. II. V. Adderley.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

To cool Cumberland and return on
Sunday fer $1.25, including dinner aud
car fare.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Finest fresh meats at c. Arnhsiter's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

The finest meats in the city at
G. Arphsitef's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

II you intend buying q summer silk
by ell means see II. V. Adderley's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

You can always flnd fresh melons on
Ice at C. Arnheiter's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

FOR SALE-A good buggy horse, 6
year. old, black fine driver.
Applg to ], M, Burnett.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.


What is Going On in Brunswick's GAY
Social World.
BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS.
All communications for this departs
ment most positively must be accom-
panied by nams and address Of sender.
Editor.
Mrs. A. J. Slater leaves in few days
for Savannah, where she will spend
short tims with friends before going to
States ooro for several weeks.
Mrs. M. Weinberg has returned to
her home in Tampa, after several
weeks with friends in Brunswick.
Many friends regret to know that
little Master Edwin BrObston, Jr., has
bean quite i'll at his home at Pine Crest
for several days.
Mrs. Ross Burgsy leaves shortly for
Newman, where she will spend some
time the guest of friends.
Colonel and Mira, w. G. Brantley are
spending some time on st. Simon
island.
Mrs. r, A. Wrench, Master Frances
Wrench and Joe Wrench left last night
for Dalton, whore they expect to spend
several weeks.
Miss Lydie Jtffsrs leaves shortly for
High Springs, Florida, where she will
spend some time the guest of relatives.
Misses Kathleen and Vivien Norris
leave shortly for Eastman, where they
expect to remain a few DAYS before
going TO Richmond for the summer.
Mrs. X. Harley has returned from
several weeks on st. simon island,
where abe was the guest OF friends,
Mrs. r. Saxon and little son return
in few days to their home In Newman,
after several weeks in Brunswick, the
guests OF Mrs. Ross Burgsy at her
home on Newcastle street.
Miss Lila Tilton has returned to her
home in Savannah, after several pleas
ant weeks in Brunswick, the guest of
Miss Imogene Williams at her home
ON G STREET,
Mrs. Edwin Brobston, of Brown
wood, near M adison, 10 spending some
time in Brunswick the guest Of her son,
Mr.. Edwin Brobston, at his home, Pine
Crest.
Miss Susie Gale leaves in few days
Tor Toccos, where she will spend the
summer,
twill Interest many friends to know
that Miss Alice Wrench and Mr..
James Wrench left Madison q few days
ago, with the Georgia editors, for
visit to Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gale have re-
turned to their home ct Toccoa after .
pleasant visit to Brunswick, the guests
OF the Misses Gale at their home on K
street boulevard.
Mrs. Allen Ley bourne leaves shortly
for North Georgia, where she expects
to spend the summer with friends.
Revival Services.
Rev. Thos. Fl. Lsith and his COS
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

The silks at 81. V. Adderley's are not
cheap silks, but good silks cheap.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Fresh Georgia melons on Ice at
G, Arnheiter's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mrs. r. A. Wrench, Master Frances
Wrench and Joe Wrench left last night
for Dalton, whore they expect to spend
several weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Mrs. Ross Burgsy leaves shortly for
Newman, where she will spend some
time the guest of friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Colonel and MIRA. w. G. Brantley are
spending some time on 81. Simon
island.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Twill interest many friends to know
that Miss Alice Wrench and Mr..
James Wrench left Madison few days
ago, with the Georgia editors, for q
visit to Buffalo.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Miss Lydie J.ffsrs leaves shortly for
High Springs, Florida, where she will
spend some time the guest of relatives.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-12

Miss Susie Gale leaves in few days
Tor Tocoos, where she will spend the
summer.