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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-25
EAST SOUND

Bishop Wells left last Friday.
No dreams heard Of here, but lots OF
reality.
The Tullock brothers went to What
com last week.
Mrs. Clinton Ward is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Mackey, of whatcom, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Buxton.
The schooner Comfort, Of Port Town.
send, was in port last week.
The sloop Rosie B., of whatcom, with a
party Of pleasure seekers, was here few
days ago.
Luther Sutherland got six loads of hay
from less than an acre of land. Trot
along your hay stories.
c. w. Howard returned to Whatcom
last week after weeks vacation at the
East Sound House, and Mrs. McCord and
family returned to Fairhaven.
The fruit growers of the state ought to
rebel against the disgraceful proceedings
just enacted in Seattle between the horti-
cultural commission and inspectors.
We see by the Ranch and Range that
Whatcoin county is to have fair. No
more combination for them. San Juan
has taken too many prizes away from
there.
The last quarterly meeting for this con-
ference year at East Sound will be held
at the M. E. church here Saturday and
Sunday. August 8 and 4. Rev. s. 8. Sui
Tiger, pastor Of the First M. e. church.
Whatcom. will preside in the absence Of
Elder Harrington. It Ii expected that
Bishop Cranston will also be present
and, If 90. will preach ct the morning
hour; otherwise, DR.. Sulliger win preach
both Sunday morning and evening.
Quarterly conference will be held It 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
ISAAC DILLON, Pastor.
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LEE-M'LACHLAN

Mr.. Robert McLachlan left here on the
Thompson the 18th to- meet Miss Rhoda
A. Lee at Fairhaven. where they were
married. They came over on tho steamer
Laconner on the 18th and were landed at
Pole pass, their coy vineclad home, mid
the bloom and perfume of flowers. The
bride is well and favorably known here.
She was one of the founders Of the Deer
Harbor Sunday school and taught school
here and at various other places in the
county few years ago, to the entire sat
isfaction Of those interested, and was
elected to tho Office of county superin-
tendent of schools, which position she
resigned to 20 east and visit relatives and
friends. The groom il one of our most
popular and respected citizens and we
congratulate him on having secured for
himself good wife, for his children a
good mother and for the community an
earnest and efficient worker for every
worthy cause. Cupid, who has made 90
many splendid shots. has proved himself
q matchless marksman once more. May
their home be filled for many happy
years with the low sweet music of loves
"rustling wings"
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NOTICE AND SUIAOSS
In the Superior Court Of the Ststs -. |" ,.sa.
ton, IN and for the County o. S''
Joseph s. Croli, plaintiff,

In the suoer,or Court of the state Of
tor. n, and for the County Of sac
Joseph s. croii, plaintiff. :.
r. L. Goodwin, and Bertha p. venos ~ ~
Venom, and all Persoss; .,s,.ss Or sasss :
and to the hereinafter desenoe'
+ stste Of Wsshinaton to p. L. Ceod, n .
Bertha p. Venom and A. p. venon, ;stee
sons unknown claiming or havi1 aI, desfif
OF estate In and to the hefe'nA
~ Yoa Ia each Of you are hereby no sIof ~
the above named plaintiff. Joseph ,. VI IA =
holder Of Certificate Of pen ING Iuss cssc1
isoued bv the Treasurer OF san ~ tsIjpsA
state Of Wsshingtou, embracing Us, couH
real property, situated IN san J,s;euIsfiy
state Of Washington. and more
psrt ~ ios tvc' section twenty -seven,s 10
shin thirty-Ave north. range No. W. 100.
annette Meridian. containing ItnS IN he =
Thsf said Certificate was issued or Of ~
dav Of October, A ID. 1893. for tne 81 -
for the delinquent taxes iof .n ss.,;rouest ~
Ioq7: that the amount OF said \, ne ollsss
together with the interest," :or Is me said yea.
sr1 - 4, a.: for the years 1885 anu 70 e
accordfnG To- Certificate Of Dennq.s o az recc1
- ne wear 700. e. 10, according =. - ~ 9
No. loso: for the prior year. ~ Of -
Ioqs, SIS.so, according to SsrrI ~, be-
q1sncy rs. which aid csftinccrntinS In ~ =
Nm oselSned to plaintiff; amoccn nss;4esl q
ueSnte. Win the fee for said ens;ch -
HnSueucy. 20 the sum Of ser; -. q fhees
eroi sums bear interest Ut the the, ...ss,srsl dsie
cent per onnum from the saio md tsx ~
n1id 6ertihcstes Of Deliinqueney 49,
Ycr 80 esch q you are hereby X date ~
&c. With sixty days after 's "a sssSS
IA poblicntj0u o( this NotM AT pubic
exciSSive 81 he date Of the n ~ Iih ~
thereof' to-vit, sixty days o. sstitied g
INV. n. =. 1coi, IN the sbovs "noust u
~ ie5tni ne sction or pay N. Ia n -
tonrSker Win the Interest anc ~, ~ ~ill spe4 -
vcSr fHilure . 10 do. plai1nun ,~rdded, -
}Sd0uent ana Judgment VII y ss,serest ~ =
sGsins( de RAJ property, ian'' 80
66feln deocSibed, be srsves
ne g IsssiGssd attorney. st the -
JoekLH Sss,6Ssssutise -
a r. .. E1ng. Dsputy noss;.ii1 -
- G1c36 Attorney Sor ~. les
S11ro1Ss psj1sy uasbos. -
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7S9 million dollars. With the excep-
ton Of the phenomenal year 1888, when
they reached 762 million dollars, these
6gures are the largest on record. In
1893 they were 60eI millions dollarD.
To the various North American coun.
tries the exports In 1899 were IS million
dollars and In 1895 A million dollars.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Washington, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate Of Lawrence
Nessel, deceased. -,
Edward !. Brehm, the sole executor Of the
estate Of Lawrence Neseel, deceased, HAVING
rendered, presented and 6led In this Court on
to-wit the nth day Of July, A. d. 1901, his anai
sccount OF his saministration Of ea1d estate and
his petition asking among other things Tor de-
srse setting over g the lido. 81 mid deceased
An order Of distribution Of the residue Of said
estate to the devisee mentioned In teatator's
VIII, and asking for IN examiuatiou Of execu-
scrs 1nsi sccount and for his discharYe; Il &
therefore hereby ordered that an persono inter.
ested n said estates Of Lawrence Ne1Del deeeaoe6.
Be and appear before the probate depasf1nent q
the Superior Court Of the state Of xasSingtoa.
g s1d tcr sen J,ss sounty. Il the ccert- sooG
g 80 Cur: = trtd.y Halter, 81 said eounty.
8 o'eleck 2: =, q san day. then "a sAesi q
oow cense; any they have, Why AGal oetfle-
nent sheale net BE nsde nm aid ezecutos,
Wy The wsdow'e ceonuni}y tnterest eho1a
not - 1T over % her, nd WY n oe6er g -
15eps'ep sbes)4 NJ r. ioDpe9 ~ ~ tlGlglber
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oyyral
Seattle. Wash ,uue NJ ~,

UNITED STATES LAND oyyraI
Seattle, Wash, June IS, lqot
Notice u hereby given that the iolo.u
named settler has FLED notice Of his in,en,ou !
make FINAL proof in support Of his claim n
the Superior Court, at Friday Hsrbor w.s,,s
ton. on Saturday. August 10. 1901, viz:
FRANK PARSON
Homestead application No. I6,ni, for The ~
seA Sec. 20; mex mex, Sec. 81; nwH uuy, a.
q. Up. IS ". Y. w.
He names the following witnesses to PROVE
his continuous residence upon and cul,iv,lia
Of said land. viz:
Lawrence Tucker. John Eden Maxwell. Jols
]. Oleson. J. w. Smoots, all OF Friday Hsrw,
washington.
EDWARD p. TRENPER, Register
First publication June ~, ieoi.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter Of the estate Of william MN.

In the matter Of the estate of w;,,;,r xn
deceased. Ailr
Notice II hereby given by the under,iv,.,. :,
mtutstrator OF the estate OF William MI. "
ceased, to the creditors ofand ali persor. T.. e
claims against said deceased, to eIhib, ~
WITH the necessary vouchers, within on, ~.
after the hrst publication of this noticr y ~ 4!
eeid administrator at his residence near S,s.s
the same being the place for the tr,n,sr,;aV
the business OF said estate In said COUNTY
p. Il. PETERSON
Administrator Of the estate Of William Mn,
deceased. ~""
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. D. rua.
Date 6rst publication. June ~, Ico,'
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-25

Our total exports of domestic farm
produce to Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii
and the Philippine islands in 1900 had
On aggregate value OF over 20 millions
dollars. ~ compared with only q, 200.
0Ota ia06 The principle part Of our
Agricultural exports in 1900 found .
market 10 Europe, sales to European
countries having IN aggregate value Of
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of Elisabeth Hail, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given By the undersigned.
eoministrator. With WIN ANNEXED. Of the estatc
OF Elizabeth Hall. deceased, to the creditors q.
ceased, to exhibit them, With the neccssarv
vouchers. within one year af1ef the 6rSt pub
ncaticn e THE notice. to the said adninistra-
tor q his plece Of business ct Orcns, San Juan
county, State Of Washin9son, the same beina
the place for the tsasaactioa ~ the busineao 81
saad estate In sald county.
" Z. sUrHRRLANDs
Admlnistrator, With win annexcd. 81 TIE eafate
OF Elizabeth Hail, deceased.
Dafee this s7th day 81 June, a. D. 1901.
xtfst pubiicntion July I. igDs.
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Correspondence
I*f*-f***f**f************
DEER HARBOR
Mica rain SATURDAY,

Nice rain Saturday.
There has been no frost here.
Mr.. Herchberger il doing lot Of slash
ing this summer.
Mr.. Scott has fenced In fifteen acres
more land this summer.
Mrs. VIM. McLachlan returned to hor
home in Seattle Saturday.
Miss Anna Wakefield is spending few
days with friends in Whatcom.
Miss Lou Wakefield has returned to
her home near West Sound, from What
com.
Mr.. Scruggs has about all Of his cord
wood hauled to the beach ready for ship
ment.
An Advent preacher has been in this
neighborhood lately looking for q field
for Christian work.
w. B. Augur, manager of the Island
Limo Company, has gone to San Fran
cisco on a business trip.
w. e. Sutherland lowed . largo scow
load of wood from the head Of West
Sound to his store at Orcas q few days ago
with his launch.
Robert McLachlan furnished his neigh
bOrs some good cigars in recognition of
their congratulations and best wishes
upon his marriage.
Mr.. Scott captured two swarms of bees
this summer and they have thrown of
two swarms, giving him quite . nice
nucleus for an apiary.
Mrs. o. T. Loos says she has . cook
ready to take charge of the cooking IS soon
the conk house is completed. The cook
is quite young, but she will be all right,
in the far away future.
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I'd King was eatasd to Ssastls ON busi-
ness Thursday. He wss just In the midst
Of haying At Caaeads lake.
Joseph lott Intends moving his fAmily
70 tho Holms placa- soon, 20 he ca be
nearer homo while employed at the mill
here.
Miss Nettie Reddick returned last week
from Whatcom. where she had been
visiting friends. She was accompanied
by Misses Agnes and Dora Treutle.
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ton Of the residue of said estate to the devisee
Of testator's will and the executor discharged
It Il further ordered that notice Of such hear
ing and settlement shall be given BY posting up
notices In three Of the most public places Ia
said county and BY publishing Z similar notice
for four successive weeks In 4 newspaper pub
lished In said county.
A. d. 1901.
GRO. A. JOINER, Superior Judge.
w. H. Thacker, Attorney for Executor.
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xEwHALL

Dance Il Olga last Friday evening.
Walter McCrary went to Fricay Har-
Dor Friday.
Mrs. Payton Reddick made East Sound
short visit Friday,
Mrs. Durkse spent ! few days last week
visiting her many friends here,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-25

When you want . modern, up-t0-date
physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and
free at the Friday Harbor drug store.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
Clerks O6ce.

Stair OF WASHINCTON,t
COUNTY or SAN JUAN.
JameA Farmland, County Clerk and ex.o0,.
clio Clerk OF the Superior Court Of the said
County and State, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing % true ai:L correct copy
estate ofI.awreuce Nessei deceased. al the same
now appears ON 6le and Of record In my once.
In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto Get
my hand and amxed the seal Of said Court this
10Th day Of July, 1901.
JAMES FARMLAND,
County Clerk.
Date FIRST publication. July IS. 1901.
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CERrrFICArE OF cory.
CLERKS OFFICE.

State OF washington 4 :.
County Of San Juan =
I, James Erankiand. County Clerk and ex-
County aud State, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing II . true and correct copy
Of an Order to Show Cause ON Sale Of Real
Estate IN the matter OF the estate Of william
Ole In my once.
In testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand ana amxed the seal Of said Court this
3rd day Of July, 1901.
JAMES FARMLAND,
ms County Clerk.
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fhe Omcial Paper Of San Juan County
CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year In
advance land arrears, II any, the follow
ing named publications are offered, to-
Rether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
bination prices quoted, viz:
Seattle Post-Inteiiigencer, weekly. $i.Se
Seattle Times weekly I.8o
New York Tribune, weekly, 20
New York Tribune, tIi-weekly. 40
Thfice-a-Week N. Y. World, ZOO
Toledo Blade, r.6o
Detroit Free Press, semi-weekly, 400
s. r. Examiner, weekly, 7.So
8. r. Bulletin, Sunday edition, 400
Chicago inter-ocesn. weekly. s.as
Farm and Fireside, I.6S
Farm Journal LOO
McCiures Magazine, 7.Io
Cosmospolitan Magazine 40
Review Of Reviews, 3.2S
Harper's Magazine, 40
Century Magazine, ass
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure
e. W. Groves signature u ON each box. 3sc.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15
SHERIFFS SALES.

Will be sold before the court house
door in the city of Bruaswick, GIynn
couvt IL Georgia during the legal nours
OF sale on the first Tuesday In July next
the following described property to wit:
All ofithR. certain lot or parcel Of land
lying and be ag in the city Of Bruins
wick, county Of GlYnn and sta.9 OF
Georgia, described according TO the
plan and map OF said city maize by Geo.
Il. Baldwin 10 1897 as folloWP, TO wi.
All Of Ne Town lot number ssven
hundred aud twenty-five, the southern
0ne,tbird OF New Town lot nun Der
seven hundred and tweatY three, the
| southern one-thirds Of New town lots
numbers seven hui dred and twenty six
and seven hundred and twenty-seven,
| and five by forty feet OF au alley be-
.ween said OnestSird of lot mum Der
geVen hundred end lwentY-seven, on toe
" est, and id one third of loa number
seven hundred am TWEEN .y-three and
a i of Id lot number seven Hundred
| , I'd twenty-five on the cas-, said land
onts ming. in the aggregate, forty by
one hu drSd and frty feet aud having
the following courses a0d distances, TO
Wit: Beginning at q point on the west
ern line OF B street eighty feet south OF
the int rsecCion of B strset and K
rect aud raining thence westerly, at
tht angles with line of B streat, Que
hundred and ff:y feet, thence southerly
at right angles forty feer. thence east4r-
ly at right angles one hundred and fifty
feet thence norCherlg, alotg the west
ern llne of B street, forty feat TO point
OF beginning, said lot nunb"r seven
hundred and twenty-five containing
thirty by ninety-one feet said sou hsrn
one-third of said lot number seven hun
bred and twenty-three cor 'aining ten
by ninety -one feet, and ssid southern
oneathirds of said lots numbers seven
hundred and twenty-six and seven hun
bred and twenty seven containing
Itwenty-seveu by forty feet each, Said
property having BEN levied on as the
property OF Mrs. Bena Wallace, under
and by virtue of Il. ia. issued from the
Superior court OF said county in favor
Of the Interstate Blu ldlng & Loan AS
ISOLATION VS.. Mrs. Bona Wallsce, pFln.
cipal sum due being $69S 33 besides in.
lerest and costs. Written notice OF levy
given defe ndani in possession.
| W. 81. BERRtE,
Sheriff Glynn county G }.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15
PETITION FOR CHARTER.

STATE OF GEORGIA., County of Glynn.-
To the Honorable Superior Court OF said
Beach. II. S. lee, j. b. Abrams, j. M Blood
worth, John W Thomas, f, Joerger, and Is. Z.
Coleman, all of the said county of Glynn, re-
spectfully shows;
That your petitioners for Themselves, and
such other persons as they may hereafter assO-
ciatc with them. desire to be Incorporated I'M
der the corporate name and style of News Pub
fishing Company.
The capital stock of said corporation to be
three thousand dollars, (S3 0o0,) to be divided
into three hundred shares of the par value Of
ten dollars each, with the privilege of increas-
/ ing said capital stock at any time, upon vote
of twO-thirds OF the original stock, to any
amount not exceeding twenty Thousand dolial
($20,l 0l; any of the capital stock to be issued
at any time to be paid for by the person sub
scribing for the same, either in cash or in
property, real or personal IN amount at its fair
market value, equal at least to the amount OF
stock nc par so being paid for,
All OF said three thousand dollars of capital
stock has now been subscribed and il ready 10
be paid in upon the organization of the COM
pany
IN.
The term of said corporation to he for twenty
years, with the privilege OF renewal thereafter
The object OF said corporation is to publish
and circulate q newspaper in the city Of Bruins
Wick, and do any ana AL kinds OF printing, and
other contract work of u similar nature.
vi.
The powers desired are to sue and be sued
contract end be contracted with, buy and sell
own and control any and all classes of property
real or per sona, necessa y essential tO the con
duct OF the business of s ID company. The right
to conduct printing b. ,iness, and to do all the
things men stoned in paragraph five of this pc
tition, and to do all other work which may be
done in and about printing publishing, OF
book binding business; and also 1.-THE right IL
exercise all powers usually given. to cOpora-
lions of like character.
VII.
The home and principal place of bust
ness OF said corporation to be at Bruins
wick Georgia, with the right to establish
branch offices at such other places as the bust
ness Of said company may from time to time
require.
The premises considered by your petitioners
pray the grant of an order creating said colpo-
ration with all the powers herein before men.
toned, and that such other and further order
in the premises be granted as may be mote anC
proper.
ATKINSON &'DVNWODY,
Petitioner Attorneys
The foregoing Is true copy Of the original
now on file in this office This June eth, lfu
ii. f. DU BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
STATE OF GEoRGIA-Counsy {
Hlvnn

-
Glynn.
The undersigned acting under the
authority Of an order of the court of
ordinary of said county. granted at the
April term 1901, thereof, will sell be-
fore the court house door in said coun~
ty, between the nsusl hours OF public
sales, on the first Tuesday In July 1901,
at public auction to the highest and
beat bidder, the following described
property, beloRing to the estate #
Lydia Gaichel, late of said county de-
ceased to say;
All Of that tract or parcel OF land
ying,, situate and being In said county
and state md In the city Of Brunswiok
therein, and Ia the portion Of said city
called the Old town of Brunswick and
forming a retange IN shape with ends
tiftyssiX 1863 and sides nintty (90) feet
| long, and identified on the map OF the
city known az BaIdwins map OF Bruns-
wick, by number as the western flfly-six
uineiieths (56-90) of the eastern half
| | y of Old Town lot nun her two ham
dred and thirty eigh, (238) and haviDS
the particular courses and distances
mentioned and described in the petition
10 said court for leave to sell the same,
which for description reference. Is
DOW had, The term. of the sale Will be
cash but II p solvent and satisfactory
purchaser offere, time will be extended
upon the terms Of one third of the puR
chase price cash and ons third in one
year and one third in two years, the
deferred payments to bear eight per
cent per aLnum interest and to be- avis
| danocd hv NOT ga m abe and nenuPa6 nv
purchase money mortgage made wi
oovepsDts to SUIT the undersigned. The
u opertV is well located aud the titles
to il are perfect This June 9Th 1901
Mary e. flanders
a dministratiix on the estate OF Lyd q
Qatohel.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15
THE HANGING OF GRIFFIN.

The fret legal hanging In the history
of Glynn county occurred yesterday,
when Frioy Griffin was executed for she
murder Of Conductor Latimer.
The hanging will no doubt prove a
great lesson to those who know when
such crime is committed they will
meet the same fate. Griffin was hung for
one OF the most cowardIy crimes ever
committed in this section OF the state,
and he justly deserves the punishment
he received.
How much better it is to let the law
take IFS course In such cases, instead OF
violent mob, lat the time such crime
is committed,) tskiug the prisoner from
the authorities and lynching him, thus
themselves committing crime and
causing trouble. Had Grinln been
caught tbs night Of the murder no
doubt he would have been lynched by
the mob that was in search for him.
The negro was given fair trial before
twelve Of Glynn county's cit zen's,
convicted OF murder, and sentenced to
hang, and was ext cuted yesterday. This
would be the result In all such instances
If the courts be allowed to handle the
prisoner, but in many cases. we believe
that innocent people lose their lives
when mobs, instead OF the courts, pro-
coed to handle the prisoner.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15
HOM,S NANNY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward foE any Case of CstaErh that can
not be .ourst by Halls Catarrh Cure.
IN. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
We, she undersigned. have known
v. j. Cheney FOR the last dftesn years
and bellows him perfectly Honorable
in ell busiusss tRSnsaotiouG. aud fInSn-
oially able to Garry ont any obligations
msds by thsir firm
West & Trusx, wholesale druggists,
Toldo, Q.
Wslding, Kinnan d Marvin, whOlessio
druggists, Toledo, o,
Hsll's Catarrh Cure is taken i1seT-
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous suTfaoes Of the system,
Testimonial sent free. Price 700, per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Halls
Family Pills are the hsss
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-15

Brunswick is aGita!ing an udi.orium
for public gatherings, having finally
realized that thore is som ethlng in
crowds of visitors. Brunswick really
does not appreciate the half OF her
attractions, and an auditorium lie step
to finding out what she can do, with
the tilt of little INTEL gent enterprise
behind II. Madison Advertiser,