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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-30
PERSONAL
MENTION
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO IN AND OUT
OF OUR CITY.

L. H. Haym is out again after a
week illness.
B. O. Middleton, of Atkinson, was in
the city yesterday.
Attorney d. w. Krauss spent yes
terday in Darien on legal business,
r. A. McCranie, of the A. c. L.,
with headquarters in Waycross, was
here yesterday.
W w. Davis, of the Virgins Linn
Der Company, spent yesterday in the
city.
Jack Friar is in bonneville, called
there by the illness Of his brotherin-
law
Edward Welchman, OF New York, Is
at the Oglethorpe with his family for
a few days.
Elliott Butts spent a few days OF the
past week IN Atlanta, the guest OF
Representative e. c. Butts.
w j. Butts visited Boston, Ga., las
week, where he was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. George B. Smith.
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We are prompt-News Job Office.
Goes Ike 4st cakes.

THE fastest selling article | have
IN my store" writes druggist G. T.
Smith, of Davis, ~, is Dr. King IS
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, because it always
cures. In my six years of sales it
has never failed. l have Known 1t to
save sufferers from Throat and Lung
diseases, who could get no help from
doctors or any other remedy" Moth
ers rely on it, best physicians pre-
scribe it, and all druggists guaran-
tee satisfaction or refund price. Trial
bottles free. Regular sizes, SOC and
81.
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For LaGrippe
and Influenza
use CHENEY'S
citation.

Georgia, Glynn County.
G. A. Fl. Jennings, guardian Of Miss
Leoia Calvin. having applied to me
to be discharged from sucn guardian
snip, let all persons concerned show
cause before me at the regular No.
vember term, 1902. of the Court OF
Ordinary of Glynn county, Georgia,
why said application for discharge
should not be granted.
This October 10th, 1909.
HORACE DART. Ordinary.
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With lis AGAIN.

Mr. c. c. Cocroft, the well known
expert piano tuner, representing Phil
lips & Crew Co., Atlanta Ca, is in
Brunswick again tuning and repairing
pianos, and guarantees to do perfect
work. Orders left with Fleming &
War will be promptly filed,
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Out of Deaths Jaws.

When death seemed very near from
a severe stomach and liver trouble,
hat l had suffered WITH for years,
writes F. Muse, Durham, N. c., Or.
Kings New Life Pills saved my life
md gave perfect health" Best pills
IN earth and only rs cents at all
druggists.
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rartu Years, Torture.

To be relieved from torturing DIS
ease after 40 years torture might well
cause tne gratitude OF anyone. That
is what DeWitt's witch Hazel Salye
did Tor c. Haney, Geneva, o. He
SAYS: DeWigts witch Hazel Salye
cured me oil piles alter | had suffered
70 years. cures cuts, burns, wounds,
SKIN diseases. Beware OF 'counterleits.
Joergers Pharmacy, ". j. Butts,
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Our work speaks for itself, while
our line OF photo jewelry, buttons AM
frames is complete.
We aiso do developing and finishing
for amateurs.
WILSON PHOTO STUDIO.
504 IL Gloucester street.
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PHONE 81.
Birth Place Of Pure Drugs

The Only Guarantees Kidney Cure.
is Sml,--'s Sure Kidney Cure. Your
lruggist will refund your money il
after taking ons bottle you are not
satisfied with results. so cents.
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We are prompt-News job Office.

Everything new at Miss Skaters
Wednesday in something new and
stylish.
Clark, the leading and up to date
colored barber. has all the latest
things connected with an up to date
barber shop.
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ASK FOR ROB ROY FLOUR.

If you need a typekriter of any de
5criptlon come to see me before buy
ing | can save you money. Terms rea-
,onable and satisfaction guaranteed.
G. IL. Jewett.
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t1inh Grade Eertilizers.

Orders taken for Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Co.'S. high grade fertilizers
will receive prompt attention. G. w.
Deming, Agent.
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kainit.

VIII receive one or more cargoes of
Carolina Chemical Cos. Kais
nit at an early date. Orders filed now
win receive prompt attention @ w.
Deming, Agent
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Ladies.

Those of you that have not bought
your hats will do well to call at lHiss
Slater's millinery parlors Wednesday
and see ner new trimmed hats.
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HGlu SOCIdl session MOHu&he Seh"N'
November "A. to celebrate tlhapudrth
anniversary and to meet and entertain
the grand master, Henry McAlpin
The beautiful and impressive Rebekah
Degree work was given in full The
ladies very highly on tneir drill advis-
ed them to go to Atlanta at the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge in May to en-
ter a competition drill for a prize, al
ter listening TO very pleasing address
from the grand master and Snort
speeches from some of the members
A delightful supper was served The
success Of the entertainment is large
ly due to the efficient work of the
following ladies' who formed the com
mittee in Charge. Mrs j. H. Bohne,
Mrs. c. stone, Miss Lille Ward, Mrs.
a. NJ Calder, Mrs. 70. d. McTigue
Mrs. G. II. Taylor rendered valuable
assistance with her exquisite taste in
table decorating. Mrs. S. A. Burney.
Mrs G b Porter and Miss Florence
orter who assisted in serving,
oneir full share to make the affair the
success it was.
The lodge tenders all a hearty thank
you. They viii meet again Monday
ight, December 1. This viii be the
regular meeting night to elect officers
,or tne ensuing term.
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NOTICE.

Essie Deitz Rebekah Lodge, No. /,
will hold its regular Monday night
meeting December l. The election of
officers will be in order and full at
tendance is earnestly desired
Miss M. A. Porter, N. G.
Miss w. A. 5ylsma, Secretary.
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SWANS DOWN FLOUR is PURE,

Lawyers should have their work
sisting of the plan and outfit OF the
done at the News Job Office.
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Bleachings, 7c value, goes 10 yards
for $lO0. Best quality made, l6 yards
for $l.00 Only on Monday and Tues
day, at Mrs. Isaacs
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Rob Roy Flour is good

Another beautiful hat in two shades
Of purple at Miss Slater's millinery
Darlors.
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# you suHer From Kidney Troubles.
Use smiths Sure kinney Cure. Moth
ing IKE 1t for diseased kidneys. 80
cents.
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Before buying elsewhere call and in.
spect our stock, it will pay you, at Mrs.
Isaac's.
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Our dishes are the best ever service
n Brunswick Wilson"
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Try Ros Roy Flour. 1T is the best
on tne market

cvercoats Refined cheap, at Jim
Carter S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-30

Page Woven Work Fence Is the
strongest fence in the world.
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Wilson now has the best oyster
cook in the south.
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PHIL KELLER.

Fine millinery, tasteful trimming
reasonable prices at Miss Slater's.
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IN SOCIETY.


and her numerous friends Will offer
der many congratulations and good
wishes on ner birthday anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Winter Davis
are at present the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs Wheeler in the quaint and pictur-
esque little city of Mystic, Connects
cut, where their little daughter is to
be christened today in the Episcopal
church during the morning service.
Miss Florence Colesberry of this city
wno was maid of honor al Mrs Davis
wedding mere five years ago, will be
one of the sponsors. DR. and Mrs.
Wheeler will also be sponsors for The
| little girl who is to receive the pretty
name of Barbara Elizabeth Hine.
Their friends here will regret TO learn
| that Ms. Davis intended visit hero to
her mother, Mrs Howard l.. IIine, will
be deferred until next Marcn.
So
The Jewish ladies' of this city are
arranging for a "Rummage Sale to be
| given December IS for the purpose of
| raising funds to improve and beautify
| their cemetery This is worthy
cause and this good move ON the part
of these ladies should receive support
rom all denominations. The ladies in
charge request that all, who have old
articles of clothing, furniture china
| or anything in this line for which they
| have no use to kindly notify Mrs.
Kaiser or some other of those inter
ested in it and they will send for the
articles. Only the better class of peo-
pie VIII be called upon for donation;
| SO that the articles will not be objec-
tionable in anyway. The ladies earn
| estly request that all the ladies of
Brunswick respond to this appeal and
send them contributions Tor their rum
mage sale
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Children's Undershirts from 1Oc up
at Mrs. Isaac's.
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CLEANING, PRESSING AND DYE.
ING. GOOD WORK DONE CHEAP
Err THAN ELSEWHERE. SEEJIM
CARTER, OR RING PHONE 1882.
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Notice.

This is to certify that | will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by Sallie Wilcner j. l.. Wilcher
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Take dinner at Wilson's today A
turkey dinner.
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Best in priating- News Job onice.
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Rest IL priatlag--News Ioh onles,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-30

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii give their annual sociable at tne
Sunday school rooms next Friday eve
ming. These affairs are a source of
much pleasure to all who attend and
do mucn to promote the social feature
OF the union
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-30

Mrs. Ruth Marlin will celebrate her
eighty-second birthday on Thursday,
December 4th, with a pleasant family
reunion Mrs. Marlin is one of this
city's oldest residents and mas lived
here for forty seven years of her long
and i-..e,a al life, during which time she
has been active in charitable under
takings, church work, and in numerous
fairs and other undertakings connect
ed with Brunswick's growth and enter.
prise. She is still active and efficient
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L. H. Haym is out again after
week S Illness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

Two new FIRE engines arrived for use
IN IN. unm.tnn fire dnnnrtment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

T. Thomas Fleming was shot and killer
on Main street by Charles &. Steele.
mail cafriei
8, rlaqs were approved for the new Con
cQrdla club building.
10. The great CARNIVAL parade was wit
messed ut night by the largest crowd
ever assembled In Houston.
IL. Sid Preacher shot and killed Police OF
tcers James aud Youngest and was il
turn Killed By Officer James before
II. The flower parade, TIE third notable
event In connection with the Nc-rsn
oh Carnival, was great success Ar
important meeting OF the local bar wal
held, at which existing conditions wer.
discussed.
Is. Tho intentlon OF the Southern Pacific IA
spend $4,000 In enlarging It's Houston
shops was announced. The ball OF
the Light Guard was the closing so
clal event of the Carnival.
10. mass meeting In the Interest OF law
and order was held at tue caledoniau
nail. The corner stone of the First
German Evangelical church was laid
with appropriate ceremonies.
is. The trst snow Of the year fell be-
tween aud 3 o'clock a. IN. Tho
mayor gave notice that he would vets
Tue ordnance instrucung the city at
torney To sue the water company.
II. Marrln * Noodle, contractors of Co
uianrhv, were awarded the c1nigact roS
the erection OF the Houston Carnegie
library at cost of S52uaS, =. lieie1t
Pendlctou, an cd coloreu woman, wac
killed on the night of her Wedding
Is. An order of khorassan was organized
by the knights of Pythlas. City
Treasurer Szaho paid the health de.
partment pay roll OF Or. BOYD upon ap'
provAt ny the mayor and the hnancs
committee.
murder Of Lula Davis. -. Governor say
ers and members OF the. peniientiary
board visited the state farm in Bra;
zoria; they batgaiped for additional
land and decided 70 erect the big sugas
mill.
%. meeting OF the Law and Order leagus
was neld and society for the suppress
sion and prevention OF crime was er
%. the mayor vetoed the ordinance IN.
structing the city attorney 70 bring
S SSSge Wilson Is died his decree il tas
Boyd Brumhy Injunction suit; favorable
10 DR.. Boyd; DR., Brumby appealed.
ance companies to recover the iusnr-
Ance on the market house, which wac
destroyed by. IRE last June The cyso-
papy was burned. involving loss o.
rs. One italian and two negroes were shos
In an ARRAY at Houston avenue ana
Edwards street. +. Constable John
Blaske killed John pyals. negro, az
Chansyville Junction. Biaske was aa-
Of Retirine - General Manager Meldrum Of
fhe Houston East and West Texas rail-
road was presented with chest OF 81
yer by the employees Of the road PIT:
n s. Medium placed I'm the hands q
trustees $1,000 as a Donation 20 place
chIidren's memorial library ~ the SA,.
nerie building. :. p, ii. SpaniailG war
kilied by being cut In two hy = eifeulsr
saw all the Central coal and wood ynfn:
%. Three hox cars we're burned br trnmy ~
the cars belonged 10 the 9uif, ColofAos
and Santa he railway.
~ A company was organized 70 Msnefae
iure glass ont Of San 5eeinto ssnq u
Bonds and cash 70 bind the sale * ne
Houston electric light rihnf have r<c3
Deposited 10 shs Federal eeurs - -
SsStan-
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. -
JUNE

THE remains Of Mrs. seeIye, the only
woman who ever belonged 70 a Grand
Amy OF the Republic camp, were
tGusiclred from La PoIte and buuel
IN Tho G, r.. piai IN the
German cemetery. -. The real estate
tnsacilous Tor the month OF May were
S5ll.152.
leH Davis birthday was celebrated.
The Daughters o. the Republic made
"trip 10 tle san Jaclnto battle ground.
The Electrical workers sIrike against
the Houston street Railway company
was declared 81
. The oil exchange was formally opened.
The city school census showed q slight
Increase over last year.
The rivers and harbors committee Of
congress took trip down the bayou.
l A street duel occurred ON Preston ave-
nue. and Travis street; Thomas Payne
fut l., 4, Ech0ls were killed and Dave
Echols and J. p. Perkins were
wounded.
The rivers and harhors committee re-
turned and were rendered a reception
90 ghe Houston Cluh rooms. Court Of
civil appeals decided that school trus-
toes can not draw salaries as officers o.
the board
f.. Services IA celebration OF tho Aftieth
anniversary 0f the Organization of the
Youug Mems Christian Association
were held
. The comptroller ~ the currency su-
thoriEed the Merchants National Of
Houston 10 begin business. The stock
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AUGUST.

.. The first carload Of cotton seed OF the
new crop WIS received.
3. The FIRST new cotton by wagon reach'
:. Arcbibaid Glover was appointed to pre-.
pare plans for the new market ana
G. Henry st. John waggaman accidental
Is fatally wounded himself.
7 Work was commenced on the new In
ternational end Great Northern freight
depot The residence Of {. W. Robin
son was destroyed by IRE.
s. Contract was let for the building OF
the German Lutheran church on Tex
MS avenue.
0. The Katy flyer crashed through a
Houston and Texas Central work train
ut a roads crossing near the city
10 judge Allen refused to interfere with
the discretionary power az the sheriff In
allowing prisoners IN his custody 10
be- interviewed by their attorneys.
y. Dr. j. 5. Vaughan preferred charges
against police officers for tue killing OF
his brother, j. 7, Vaughan.
70 Harry Bradley tcoloredl was assassl'
mated in the Fifth ward.
IS. T. c. Beard was appointed sssistont
general freight agent 81 the hoas.on
and Texas Central with headquarters
IL. Tom richardson. colored convict,
was killed by a bolt Of lightning at
the county convict camp.
lg james McAllister died on court house
square from an overdose 81 laulannm.
is. The Houston Concordia club was or
g8nlZed.
10. city assessments show nm Increased
valuation Of ,373 over last year
20. Secretary Tracy held that the title 70
school property vests In the school
board.
u. In compliance with an order u the
city council the police closed az sigi
en- ten DAYS. I'D W. Macarthur prom-
nent In union labor circles, suicided.
%. The city council failed to concur In
Mayor Woolford's nomination for city
health officer,
~. The first rice ~ the season sold a. the
Houston Cotton Exchange for 2fl5
cents per pound.
% Doe Isrkins, aged 20 Years was
Killed by falling down stairway az
the Mitchell building.
90. Mayor NpoliaZd announced that he
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holders o. ;he Merchants ana Plantcrs
on coWipauy decided iu rebuild the M II
that was destroyed by Gre.
H. Tie school board reelected all the
IA. The signing OF the county bonds for
road Improvement begun.
IL The drouth WAS broken nv n good rain
Gustav lghn was granted by the city
council all the tracsagc facilities he
Is. Comfy Judge vasmer left for Austin
with the county road Improvement
hends.. An the plans for tho Carnegie
library were rejected.
10. Patriotic societies Of Houston entered
protest against the sale OF the old
stone fort az Nacogdoches. Mrs. An
som Jones received The Masonic Jewels
that were Intended for her husband;
The death sentence Of Henry Randall
Nas affirmed.
80 The Houston Light Guard under march
Ing orders To 20 to Trinity. 1t was
funds Of the county In the Harris
county road bonds.
II. The Light Guard loft FOL Trinity and
were followed by the Houston Cavalry.
The Inmsn compress was destroyed by
IRE; the total loss about Sl2OOpDi Fire.
man Ed shea was Injured. lIhe
Houston Heights street Railway prop
erty was sold TO the Houston city
Street Railway company.
-. The first bale Of new cotton was re-
ccived
"a. Hoitstou's hlg market and city hall was
1csiroyed by nre''.'lee scarce anu
IS. The first bale Of new cotton sold for
Sis.
90. An experiment with oil for road max
ing proved successful. The city oui
ces we're located In the Mlhy,Dow hall.
%, The. Thompson rice mill announced IL,
Sclf' ready for business. The. hoard
would not change Its street paving rec
concentrations
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celebrated by the Germans oil Nous,
ton. 81. General 4. Is HOWARD present
ed to Dick Downing camp United Con
federatc veterans, nag captured az
GALVESTON un l,ua IN ~ the rouy sec
ond Aassnchtaelts ltEumtht- a.
Z. The city council at US megti9g falled
90 couurm the mayor appointment 10
fhe position Of city healta officer
:. lhe e.Ehleeuth annual convention 81
began. ,Juuge Waiter Mulseh and Zen
Kesans Killed each other In u street
duel,
on November 20 Tor murder,
10. Tx iCllce Otdccr PROCTOR nled man
and The mayot 10 reinstote aim on lie
police force Hon. A. j. Burke cello.
brated his eighty eighth birthday lie
has lived In Houston since 1897.
10 The n II 'fhomusun rice niu made q
ycry satisfactory test run. Grcgouo
Cortez was brought here for safe keep
ID. NJ school trustees purchased site FOR
The proposed new school building IN the
Third ward,
ary health officer by the council, bur
the mayor gave notice Of veto. The
alumni OF tide Houston High school adj
Voratrd tbe Introduction of domestic
s.jenrS INFO Inc schools The State
Iaundrymen began semi-annual SEES
slon,.I &. Matthews was appointed
{nsficc Of me peace to succeed the late
Wien NfaIsob
~ oumittee Was appointed to formu-
iate bids for the construction OF the
80 Si,lbor.on i'm thE city to confer
Tin Tho neonle concernlng the improve
NM ~ Ihe betou.
% me- Hutcnins house burned The
county com uissiouerN awarded IMP N
Key the cop'rae' ioi P"''"s N'p'''
u. The mayor vetoed the action OF The
city Council ia appoonlhilnS ~ niun, t,,s
as temporary health othceri but the
aldermen carried the proposition over
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JANUARY.

A. G. Allen was reappointcd judge Of
the criminal district court e. Labor
council inu0rsed the retail clerks prop
osition 10 close business houses at q
p. m.
Judge Wilson decided that school trus-
tees can not receive salaries as Of
ucers Of the board.
Wells, Fargo & Co. put In reference
library for the benefit OF their en-
ployeS.
Colonel Charles Dillingham; succeeded
Colonel j. e.. Hutchinson as chalrm0u ot
the deep water committee. The INIT
cd Moderns celebrated the securing Of
1000 members 10 Houston.
An organization was formed Tor the
purpose OF erecting monument TO
Dick Bowling.
The National banks Of Houston elected
officers for the year. site selected
for the Carnegie library Decided
that negroes shall serve on juries in
Joint Installation OF all the officers OF
the various lodges OF knights of Py-
thias
, The Turnverein commenced the cele-
bretion of its forty-seVenth anniversary.
The deep water committee was large
ly increased in membership and a new
4 executive committee appointed.
j.. G. Tod offered position of secretary
of state.
Southern Publishers association met,
place OF meeting.
A committee left for Washington in
the interest of deep water.
Mall package boxes were placed In the
4 business part OF town.
Mandamus to compel city TO pay paving
refunding certificates TO the street rail-
way company An aggregate of So
500 In damage suits flied In the district
courts.
Duke of Manchester and party passed
through Houston en- route 10 Pacific
coast. United Irish societies COM
pleted plans for the erection of the
\ Dick Bowling monument
. Mayor Brashear advised the city coun
ell that he would resign at an curly
day. The city and the street railway
company could not agree on o plan 10
pave.
. Advantages OF pipe line from Beau
mont 10 Houston discussed.
Mayor Brashear rendered his resigna-
I tlon as mayor.
The city council granted pipe line
franchise.
! The tftieth annual session Of the col
ored Masons of the State began.
Work begun on a rice and grlst mill.