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IN THE CITY COTRT.

The ease of Margaret McKenna, ar rested some time since for keeping a dsorderly house, came before the city court yesterday morning for trial and final disposition. Mrs. McKenna has lengthy record for similar offenses and was yesterday fined 1925 and costs by the court. Ellen Haslett and Catherine Burns, found in the house, were fined $5 and $7 and costs, respectively, and
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ed for drunkenness, was held until to- day.
 Thomas William, arrested for gen eral breach of the peace, was louho guilty and fined $5 and costs amounting to $lS.
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Hamburq-fmerican.

TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE. H-CHERBO UKG-HA HAMBURG. A Victoria. April 10F. Bismarck, May 1 Deutschland April 17lColumbia .... May $ TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. pLYMOUTH--CHE RG-H AMb ht,; :, Patricia. April 5fPennsylvania, Apr. - Hambure- American Line, 37 B'way, N. Y.
 'rnos. H. pease X Son, 1o2 Church St, NJ. Zunder X Son, 249, 251 State St, Newton S' Parish, S6 Orange St., New Haven, AgtS'
 fir mos..
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AChiId's Coat

Made of all-wool sacking. a dar- ling little Three Quarter Coat With a deep cape-like sailor collar, lace and ribbon trimmed, $3 Coat, on Saturday for $2.25
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THE BAY ESTATE.

,r,,are was to have been contest in the probate court yesterday morning over the Ann M. Ray estate, but It was postponed.
 Next Tuesday there will be hear ing on the matter Jason F. Ihomson' the lawyer, is now trustee of the es- fate. and there is objection to his ac- colInt
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Other Coed News For Men.

Half o.. h. .,~ ..n red introductory sale of Neck .,d n.rl .o sssndss grear Spring arrivals, n s, - . b.u ,.xo naNIKno.a ard Tor-n- Hands light .,w vyr. nut a msd nr os coors the 25ct
 . ne ~ m Sstmta, eny atkspd od Heckwea choice on Sa PNr lurdry cilV, I2Hcts
 Good ,z. hemstbed H.sdserrh,eh with coored French print poaasla Saturday ony .c:a Each.
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THE CALLAHAN MATTER.

Tn the superior court yesterda yCity Attorney Webb brought the attention of Judge Case to the application of ex- Senator David Callahan to his (Calla- han's) application for reinstatement to the bar of this county. It was for maj presentation and nothing further was done with it. Mr. Webb simply said he wished to bring the attention Of the court to Senator Callahan's appli- cation and the court took the request under advisement
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New Haven Steamboat tine. l'or New York. ths South.
 
and West.
STEAMER ltlCt1AI,D

in commissions
 Leaves New Haven 2:15 a. m. daily ex. cept Monday due New York about TOO q. m. - ., Passengers may go g,oind on board '' Ne" Aa- Return ing boat leaves New Ye 4:3O ?. ni., dail, except Sunday; due Nt " Haven Boat arrives and departs from Belle Dock: New Haven. and Pier 25, E. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York. I. Tickets and all information at omce or pishop X CO, 7O3 .7O5 Chapel street; ". F. Morgan, Agent, Belle Dock. and at Pursers Office on Steamer. nIv
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NEW YORK BOGUS CASE ON.

Tn the superior court yesterday, short calendar session, Judge Case took up the motion for an allowance to defend in the case of Emmons M. Thayer against his wife, Marion Thayer. The court ordered that the plainiff give the defendant $35 week.
 This case has had some experience in the New York court. It is said that some bogus testimony was presented through q. New York house" advertis- ing itself as divorce lawyers. The plaintiff in the case is a well known engineer on the Consolidated road.
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GG;7zN1e'bfhfssxqSSP eebf5sx%qS FG FGinefbt5%%9s&P %9s&P Best 60C and 75C Waist
 Flannels, 5OCts a Yard

Don't miss this chance whatever else you miss on " p9 bargains for they pfettest Waist Fannes we SnS w - nd nan dotted and eured colors varied than we can d tbem and as much as you of them on Saturday
 at 5ocS Yard
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Quick! i

Woodworth'S Perfumes, you know them, blue lilies and violet' of Sicily, the regular retail price is soc and 3oc, Saturday 25c an O..
 Extra fine quality four row French Tooth Brushes, made by Dehamme Delettre, the regular price is soc, soc and 25c, your choice on Sat urday at i5cts Each.
 Cabinet of Stationery, linen and satin finish, in the latest square shapes, Go sheets and 60 envelopes Saturday i2cts q BOX.
 Japanese Paper Napkins, with pretty decorated borders, regular prices are Ioc and 25c per hundred, Saturday for i5cts Hundred.
 Womens Stocking Supporters, with patent clasp to hook on to corset steels, white, black and col DTS, Saturday for l9cts Pair,
 Featherbone Collar Foundations, all sizes and widths, regu ar price I5c, Saturday l0cts.
 Frill Garter Webs, in black, white and fancy colors, our re2u- lar Ioc kind, Saturday l2ctS Yard.
 Eastman's Antjceptic Verona Violet TaIcum Powder, in large glass jar with sprinkler top, regu- lar I5c kind, Saturday for Sets.
 Michelson'S well-known West India Bay Rum, 0 oz. size, regular 32c kind, Saturday for i9c Bottle.
 Penauds' -eau-de- -Quinine Tonic, large size, Saturday 67cts.
 See the new FIorodora Belts, the smartest Belt on the market, Molre Peau-de-Soie, Barathea, all Witf pretty buckles, 50c and Sl Neva Lining, any color ard black and white, instead e r8,ts, Sa;W- day for lActs 3 fsfd Leather Goods and Arm Hass
 Away under price.
 Chatelaine Bags of suede, Mo- rocco, seal, grain, steer skin, ali gator and WalruS, regular price 75c and soc, Saturday for 39cts.
 Real seal and alligator Chatel aine Bags, block bottom, lined witl chamois, the regular price is SL.25 Saturday for 79cts
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the "Chinks" who desire to come lnto this country in tow, and after paylns them acertain sum they land them on this side of the border, place them on trains and after that they are com
 pelled to shift for themselves. - From the RnffalO Times.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTN
LONG SHORT CALENDAR TESTER
 DAMN SUPERIOR COURT.
Gris,void Got $500 in GuilfOrd suit Divorce Cases Heard Yesterday--Th 0 Lowney Case-Mattersi i'm Other Courts


 Divorce Cases Henrd Yesterday--Th @ Lowney Case Matters in Other Courts. The longest short calendar of the year was read by Judge Case in the superior court yesterday.
 In the former famous New York di- vorce mill case of Emmons M. Thayer vs. Maria M. Thayer an allowance ot S3o to defand was granted,
 Attorney w. H. Williams, in the case of Alfred Howe, city editor Of the Der by News, vs. Rev. George M. Brown, argued q motion to correct the com plaint This is a islander suit and the matter concerns articles which appear ed in the Derby News and in New 1ork papers Brown attacked Howe from the pulpit.
 Other matters which came to the at tention of the court were motions in the famous Woodbridge divorce case of Le- TOY C. Beecher vs. Gertrude Beecher, in which Wilbur Keeler is named as core < spondent; James A. l.. Garfield vs. Ma bel Jeannette Garfield, the plaintiff be- ing a part owner of the Garfield build
 
 outcome of a quick courtship and run away marriage of a young man who was preparing for Yale. The motion was for alimony pendente lite Judge Case stated that the statute was eVl- dently meant to cover cases where the defendant had means and was willing to furnish the money, and that opposl- ton to the motion was sufficient to have the matter dropped.
 motion for more speclhc State- rnent was made in the case of Ives Vs. Parmelee, which is to collect for ser vices for nine years work, in which q young man, now seventeen years old, IS said to have been told not to squander his money and he would be rich. The allegation is that he had but penny q day
 The jury in the superior court yester- day brought in verdict for the plain tiff to recover $500 in the case Of Gr1s- wold vs. the town of Guilford.
 The famous lost will case of George J. Augur's appeal from probate then went on trial.
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WITNESSES SUE.

'i''~' Avery R. Pratt, of Clinton, has brought s50oo damage suit against Dr H. s. Reynolds. of Clinton. Both men were witnesses in the famous Audley vs. Pratt case ard the suit is an outcome of the testimony given at that time, which subsequently, was followed by communication, written to local pa per, signed by Reynolds, which is the specific ground for the charge of s'ah- der.
 UNITED STATE DISTRICT COURT.
 Judge Townsend in the United States district court yesterday gave a declsloh with reference to a question of clam of the Walter M. Lowney company confectioners of New York, against the bankrupt estate of the B. H. Douglass & Sons company, of this city Wheh the Douglass company went into bank ,,1ntcv the Lowney company put in claim of st. .04S. .S6, on which the trustee E R Street. claimed that rebate should be allowed. Referee Henry Ii. Newton, before whom the matter was baard allowed the rat of $569.36, being 2 ner cent. on sales of $1S,97S,74 and dl- rected that $4795O should be paid in full considering such payment as req sonable condition of the rebate The J,owney company requested that the ouestion whether the rebate should De allowed should be certified to the court The trustee also objected to that par! of the referees decision which allowed the s479. 50 to be paid in full but With drew his objection.
 Judge Townsend says it is not clear that the bankrupts failed to comply with any of the material conditions ot the contract, and in view Or the eV1- dance tending to show that the clam of rebate rested on contract passed solely on the volume of business, and esnecia1ly because the referee, haV1ns +he witnesses before him, has reached the conclusion that "the testimony of MT. Lowney as to the conditions or the rebate. it seems to the court to be indl- cation of his own ideas upon that sub iect than testimony as to any contract which can be held to vary that implied from the ordinary course of dealing be- tween the partners. The decision of the referee is affirmed.
 T. D. Dewell, jr. was counsel TOT the trustee of the estate, and Judge Hotch- kiss appeared for the Walter M, LOW ney company
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,wrTJ, BE WITHDRAWN.

The suit of Carroll E. Kingsley, ad- ministrator of the estate of Juliette A. Stannard, of Westbrook, against MT. and Mrs, George D. F, Post. to recover nroperty secured from the dead woman, has been settled and soon will be with drawn from the superior court. Alto,
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PG(Ihp=eDD6srT1@(5 Formerly F. Mao RrOwn sS Gtna

gether there was $l00,000 involved in the estate, and the complaint read that Ill securing the property in question Nh, and Mrs Post used undue influence
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A store can fillits shelves with cheap goods; or 1t can be stocked with Good Goods-either is an easy matter-The rare store is the store that sells Good Goods cheap- CT than any of the other stores. That's merchant generalship-Th the
 true science of
 merchandising.
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Boys!
Easter Suits Underpriced

Easter Suits Underpriced.
 Make hay while the sun shines parents, no lkehood of anything like this again this Spring for this is unprecedented---thl the-season- With-a-cut-sale.
 $4.oo Suits for $2.o8, double breasted Suits of black serge or mixed worsteds---yes, new Spring Suits, 8 to I5 years, $2.9S
 $4.5o Vestie Suits for $3.4o; O fancy Cashmere with darling little vests, } to 8 years, $3.49
 Such Natty Blouse Waists with attached collars, "The Puritan, Smartest Waists made for boys Instead of 75cts, Saturday they're to be put out at 5octS Each. Buy your seasons stock Of course. Dress Goods in this
 introductory Spring Sale
 Silks Too.
 Black Storm Serge, 50 in. wide and everything wool 75ct value Saturday this Serge goes at SAC Yc Charming new wool Crepe-de. chine, black and white and tho ovliest of colors including roSt and the new blues, and the new greens, on to the end of the want ed color assortment, 3S in. vide Saturday 3octs Yard instead of 5o' Guaranteed Black Taffeta, Pon. cet and Neeser's---theyve Wover their guarantee into every yarc lonto the Selvege. Silk, nelthe cuts nor breaks, 7oc Taffeta on Sat urday for o4cts Yard.
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A Fine Blanket Cheap.

ket, with two inch silk binding, the handsomest of colored borders: for $2.6o. Yes, cheaper even thar
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Standard" Patterns

Fashions for April are all here. Call and get one of those helpful sheets.
 Designer for April has come.
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RED STAR LINE.

NEW YoRK-ANTwERp-P ',.-,t,, Mar 10 n'nIFriesland. April ?, n II meuerford 1euei Mar 26, n Il Southwark April 9nn lnteruat!ont. havigat-oa company ,,in1. 1i and 15 North River. Office 7t teps nyondway. cor. Rector st., N. r.; Peck k Hisban. Ios Chapel st., NJ. Zunder x Sons. 253 3 State st., Newton X Parish, S6 ornnga % st.. st. T. Il. Pease & Son. 1O2 Church ss, @ neM Haven,
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,1-A White Wool California blan-' flaky, heecy, dainty Blankets with The $4. 50 Blankets, on Saturday
 in our big August Sale.
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AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YoRK--SO UTHAMPToN--
 st Louis. Mar. 19. foam st.. Paul aplii 2,oara io Pbila. Mar. 26, 10 am St'Louls' Aprii '' ''"ia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12
JUST A SUGGESTION.

If officials in nigh places would
learn TO be more courteous. and at the
same time more accurate in their in
teryiews with the members OF the
press, many embarrassing situations
would be conspicuous for titeir al,
.sence. The newspaper man has du.
ty to perform, and if he is worthy Of
being a member Of the profession. he
VIII perform it. So lar as the News
is concerned it has from time to time
suppressed items That legitimately be-
longed TO the public, for the reason
that it would reflect on some eharac-
ter, or hamper some scheme in the
business world.
Such favors, as an abstract PROPOSE.
ton are not appreciated, ana in the
future We propose to print tnat class
Of matter that's fit to PRINT it mat.
tiers not who approves or objects to Is
publication.
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OUR TAXABLE VALUES.

In view Of the fact that a number Of
the large counties in the state have
shown a decrease in tie matter Of tax
returns for the present year, it is a
pleasure to note the fact that Glynn
county mas come to the front with an
increase something like third of a
million dollars.
This is the very best sign than
brunswick has passed the day of in
fiated values, booms and wild cat
schemes, and has now entered upon
a solid and substantial growth, due
to healthy and normal conditions. ami
watch will ultimately place her in the
very front rank OF the cities Of the
state
Gradual and steady increases in
taxable values are at all times indica.
tive of commercial advances, and is
one of the most faithful tape lines
known to the business world; it tells
LOT prosperity, OF individual and col.
lective successes, AMI, All in all, is
one OF the best signs of the times.
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fAE FIBER FACTORY.

1t is with genuine pleasure that we
chronicle in our local columns this
morning that we are soon to have an
otner manufacturing plant in this
city.
Small factories are, ana have always
been, the strongest and most satisfy
ing character of enterprises for tae
upbuilding Of a city. They furnish la
Dor for the man skilled in mecnanisms,
they put into the channels of trade a
certain amount of capital each week,
and they throw defiance into the face
Of the idle, and give all who are will
ing to work, an opportunity to earn
a livelihood in the respective ayoca-
tions for which they are best equipped.
The coming of DIR. Chttenden to
this city means a new industry
and one that should succeed. He pro-
poses to manufacture from fiber any
and all kinds of rope, Irvine cord, and,
In fact. everything else That can be
made from hemp.
-@---s-a--=--------zs
Dr. Chittenden is business man
Of experience, and comes among us
with the best evidences Of good faith
AMI is willing to invest his capital in
our midst.
Here is to his success; may his en-.
terprise succeed, and to him and the
members Of mis- family we entend a
cordial welcome, and wish tnem the
fullest measure of prosperity.
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4 is porsistently reported that the
d & d. has, or is about to lease the
Atlantic Coast Line shops in this city
WHAT tbs means is, OF course. a mat
ter Of conjecture, as tne officials Of
both lines are as mum as a clam on
The subject. However. the News is
not asleep, and viii giye the news to
The public as soon as it is practica-
Bile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

The 102d session of the University
- the state viii open on September
18TH This institution is organized in
three departments, Academic, Law ana
Agricultural There is no tuition to
residents Of the state except in the
law school In agriculture the courses
nave been increased and enlarged So
as 10 embrace short winter course.
a one-years course and a full course.
room IS furnished in both the old and
new dormitories free. ana excellent
board IS supplied in Denmark Hall At
$500 per month. Chancellor w =
Hill will be lad to supply a handsome
book and catalogue on appncation.
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NO MYSTERY.

1t is no longer a mystery why vii.
son. the Photographers business SO
steadily increases in magnitude. The
reason is quite obvious to any one
taking the trouble to investigates
Step in and see the quality of work
he is making. and you will no longer
wonder-if you ever did.
The proof is the thing-come and
satisfy yourself
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Rob Roy Flour has no equal.


If you want the best class of clean,
ing and pressing done, and at the
very cheapest prices. call at the I'm.
ION Cleaning and Pressing Club, al
10. 5l0 Monk street Don't never
think clothes look too bad, for we can
make tnem look like new. We will
send for and deliver free of charge
UNION CLEANING AND PRESS
NC co, $40 Monk St, Edwin Martin
Prop.
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4 1.itIIe tart nersele.

you don't even know how to make
a lemon tart" remarked the cooking
school girl, with fine scorn
1T isn't necessary to make n lemon
tart, replied the other. "All the lem
ons I've ever seen were pretty tart al
ready. "-PhIladelphia Record.
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The grand lodge of coiored odd Eel
lows Of the state is in session in Brnns.
wick today. and some of the leading
men Of the race in the state are in tae
city We wish them a pleasant meet
ing. and hope it win result beneaciaIly
to the order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

Gyer-After twenty years Of matri-
monial blisters poor Slimson finally
succeeded in getting the last word
Myer- How did he manage It?
Gyer-He died while his wife was
away from Chicago News.
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There's only one place in Brunswick
where clotnes are cleaned ana press
ed by scientific methods, and tbat,s
at Jim Carters.
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There is Dickens reYivarn France
and oliver Twist and q Tale Of
Two Cities, are running as serials in
Paasian newspapers. We should
hardly think the latter would be pala.
table TO French readers.
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rs it severe attack asked his
wife,
rs it?" said the dyspeptlc. q feel
rs though ! had eaten everything ever
mentioned IN cook book Puck,
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Until my new quarters are ready
Tor occupancy l viii share the office
with Mr.. c. w. Deming, next door to
lF BurTought on Newcastle street
G. Fl. JEWETT.
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Hunter Sale
Drug Go.
PHONE 81.
Birth Place Of Pure Drugs.
rxnemriter Heaan,,arta.s

DO You wish to buy, sell or rent 4
machine OF any description? You
viii find it to year interest to call On
ME. Can sell you a typewriter at
sucn a price and on suca terms That
you win not miss the money.
G. H JEWETT.
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DO you ever have any quarrels in
your woman's club! 3"
ooh, no; we cali them debates, ~
Philadelphia Bulletin
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Save your umbrella frame as J. Ex-
trowitch, 422 Newcastle street will
recover it for $500 and guarantee it
tc he equal to any new S22,59 UNI
brall2 He also makes umbrellas to
order
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

Tho Alabama colorea voter viii be
found in the NVto amendment OF tue
constitution Of the United States. hut
nowhere else Public Ledger.
WelL the rest Of space probably
won't miss him.
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Swans Down flour is he best.

Gingnams are very much worn Just
now; to get a good quality. You will
have to go TO Fl. V. ADDERLEY.
-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

LOST Engine kegs No 1915 be-
tween freight and passenger depot
Finder return to c. l.. steiner AMI re-
ceiye reward
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watch MS grow bigger ana bigger.
sew customers every mon,n, and VIC
are hele To please at any cost.
HARPER. the Grncer.
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If you need typewriter OF and des-
cription come to soc me before buying
l can save you money. Terms rea-
sonablo and satisfaction guaranteed.
G.. H. Jewett.
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We sincerely aopo the committee
from council win be successful in the
effort to make an arrangement with
Major Downing by which the loot Of
Gloucester street viii be opened
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

fshe street car people e.u not show
up. But line viii be here soon; rest
assured OF that.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

The attorney general 'Knoxedo
them all right.
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The Washington POST calls him
Grim Jiggs
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universitu OF cnnrn,.

Swans down -four. absolutely
pure; try it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

South Carolina's six candidates for
the United States senate are having
warm time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

If you want your Aicy Gle repaired
right bring it to an exa erienced work
man. B. Olewine. 505 Gloucester
street
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A GOOD LUNCH.

The Arcade Is now serving the best
lunch In the city, and Inns popular
place should be literally patronized
by the public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

Bryan says he is out Of it; We
thought this ali the time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-12

Professor Sledd viii now probably
remember the eleventh commandment.
Mind your own business"
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The reported railroad mergers ami
deals can 40 Brunswick no harm.
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The papers win now drop hing Ed
ward ana return to the old stand. by
for scare heads the coal strike.