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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08
ALlBI FOR MOLINEUX.
other Points Scored In Favor of the
Alleged Prisoner.
THE DEFENSE RESTS ITS CASE
detective Farrell In RebuttaI Swears
He Met MOIin In Newark the
Day the Bottle Holder
Was Sold.

New York, Nov. s. EN- Governor
Black, chief counsel for Roland B. Mol
lneuX, announced before recess that
the defense rested it's case. This an
nouncement came after Professor Vul
tie OF Columbia university had sworn
to an alibi for Molineux covering the
hour the poison package was mailed
ana eX-Judge Olcott and others had
| testified that it was easy to buy eva
hide of mercury in this city.
Professor Vulte swore that on the
DAY the poison package was mailed.
Dec. 70, 1898, Molineux spent the Ell
tire afternoon with him at Columbia
university.
Proceedings were started by Assist
ant District Attorney Osborne, who re-
called Mrs Anna G. Stephenson to the
stand She caused sensation near
the close of Thursday nights session
by testifying that Harry s. Cornish
was the man she saw mail the poison
package on Dec. %, 1898. Mr.. Os-
borne had been told that Cornish had
been pointed out to Mrs. Stephenson.
and he wanted to question her on that
point.
Mrs. Stephenson was very pale. She
walked to the stand with a slow step.
She has heart trouble. and the effect of
the excitement was plainly shown.
did you pick out Harry Cornish
yourself as the man you saw in the
postofficeY asked Mr.. Osborne.
II did," Mrs. Stephenson replied.
did not young man point him out
to you in the courtroom
mo"
Ex-Governor Black was about to ask
the witness some questions, but Judge
Lambert said there was no need Of 60
ing any further with this testimony.
The witness was then excused.
Mr.. Olcott's Testimony.
Mr.. Olcott went on the stand and |
swore that he had purchased cyanide |
of mercury at drugstore and had no
trouble in getting it. Mr.. Olcott's sur
prising testimony was corroborated by |
three young men employed in the Office
of Molineux's lawyers, each Of whom
went on the stand and produced vial
Of the deadly cyanide of mercury. Like
Mr.. Olcott, each of the clerks had pur-
chased the poison at drugstore and
had no difficulty in getting it.
There was poison enough in court,
according to Mr.. Osborne's opinion of
the deadly attributes of the drug, to
have killed all the spectators. District
Attorney Jerome and Mr.. Osborne were
greatly surprised and gingerly examin-
ed the walls of poison, which were also
shown to the jury.
After putting on a witness to dis
credit the testimony Of Koch. the let
.er box man, the defense rested.
One Of the witnesses called in rebuff
al was Detective Farrell Of Newark,
he witness whom Mr.. Osborne tried
yainly to produce earlier in the case.
lie said he had known Molineux for
ourteen years. Farrell said he met
Nolineux in Newark on Market street
N Dec. p, the day the bottle holder
vas bought in Hartdegen's store. Mol
neux was about mile from the store, 1
he witness said.
after Molineux was suspected"
aid Farrell, II went to him and told
i'm of the meeting, saying would ,
e witness and could swear he wore
10 beard on that day, as did the man
Who bought the bottle holder" II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08

Your advertisement IN che TE2xA
GRAM is read by bout 1000 sub
scribers every day. Add to this tlse
members OF their families and you 80
you are plaoicg your business before
10000 people In this vicinity every
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08
Fourth Glass Postmasters.

Fourth Class FOstmasters.
Washington, Nov. S.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap
pointed:
Delaware-State Road, Meturah Rit.
tenhouse.
New -Hinmansville, Mrs. Lau.
ra W. Fralick; Pulteney, w. e. Cook.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08

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.ing, Forging, Stumbling and Cross.
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20 treated with success. Medicine
j, A.!McLEOD, B. s. s.
Seminary Street, Rarre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08

The TELEGRAM is tho paper .
21aCe yoar want, for sale Of to reQ
Advertisements tn, - you Ct qule
'"--"- r>~~ WOW <-+e~ 50
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-08
He Had Seen One,

He Had Seen One.
Hiram" queried Mrs. Meddergrass,
Ibid you ever see one O. them air cas-
tles?"
Il low l hev, mother" replied the
old man. II seed one O. tn tarnal
things last time wuz tew tn city"
What air they built out Nv, Hiram"
asked Mrs. NJ.
Gold bricks, mother" - Chicago
News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Wallace Was Dangerous Man.

Evidence in correspondence receiv-
ed at La Junta from Missouri. makes
IL positive that w. II. Wallace. who
was lynched last week. entered a plea
of guilty for assault and was sentenced
u two years imprisonment in the pen
itentiary at Jefferson City, Mo, lanu-
AIRY .. 1873 He had been arrested twice
before that on similar charges
on the evening of January ~ last
Wallace came 10 the santa Fe hospta
az La Junta and asked to have his face
dressed. stating that he had fallen
from the train while coming into La
Junta and cut his face severely. Upon
looking up the date it was found that n
house had beer broken into that night
and that the burglar was shot at The
discharge being so close to him and
coming through window, IL Is thought
the cut on his face came froS the fly-
ing glass. His wounds were dressed
at the hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
NlNETY-NlNE YEARS.
Five Convicts from Grant County De
livered at PenitentlarY.

..ucriff Arthur Godell. of Grant coun
~. accompanied by Deputies Smith and
Shipley. delivered the following con
ycts at the territorial penitentiary at
Santa Re Yesterday Ysidor Padilla
80 years for murder; Hugh Drake,
ihree years for larceny of horse,
Guadalupe Duran, woman. three
years for assault to main, Pascual
Selgado. one year for assault to kill
Caspar Escaiada one year for larceny.
These convicts were tried at the term
of the district court of Grant county
that has just closed at Silver City. The
court was presided over by Associate
Justice Frank w Parker. an able and
hard working Judge. The prosecutions
were conducted by District Attorney
w H. II Llewellyn. That the latter
was successful in the cases Is shown
by the sentences imposed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
COURT AT CARLSBAD.
Convened Monday--A Big Civil arc
Criminal Docket.

Court opened at Carlsbad Monda'
morning. with thlrty.two cases on the
civil docket. and twenty-eight on the
criminal Those who ought 20 know
say that the jurors summoned are ~
the best. There will probably be very
little new criminal business in the
county at this term. Seyera important
cases will probably come mp for trial
one of these IS Territory - Jamcs
NJ Naming. murder. in which Gate
wood G Bateman are attorneys for the
defense. another is Territory VS. Luth.
er Foster. Elder Milder, Ell Foster,
murder, in which the defendants have
employed Freeman a. Cameron.
The Union club at Carlsbad is an
Illustration of what a small town can
do in a soci. way. The Union club
membership is stronger than ever be.
fore. and is the source Of much pleas
ure not only 10 its members but to
citizens generally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

blcm. won over the rooster aud social
ism yesterday. Thus tho city is re
deemed
The next city council and board OF
education will have rcpdhican MAORI
ties and they win do good work for
the city for the next twelve months.
Next year it will be- the republicans
AGAINST the socialists. and. To put the
words few, following year it wi be the
republicans against the democrats
These arc predictions.
II is rumored the democrats will try
now caders next time. who will follow
the plan OF the socialists and suggest
voting straight tickets. with full
ticket in all the wards
\ Il. McGamey. the democratic can
didatc in the Fourth ward. defeated
yesterday by Or Harrison. is selling
Navajo curios and glassware today
tie is not talking politics.
sheriff Thos. s Hubbell and County
school Supcrint ndcnt T. \ Huhbcil
are happy today They worked faith
fully all day yesterday for the success
OF the entire republican ticket
with the appointment OF all the
judges and clerks. the democrats went
down in one of the worst defeats m
agnable. They don't know how 20 TAX,
advantage of good opportunities
80 candidate. not even Marion. could
have won yesterday The republicans
of he city were thoroughly organized
and Marion was wise that he finally
concluded rot to offer himself mp ioI
the slaughter.
few years ago pr Pearcc ran fol
mayor and at that time only one dem
oCrat was elected Frank Mckee for
city treasurer. and yet D. is said tn
doctor Is not discouraged in the least
over his second defeat
The Citizens kid hand and rag
time band. the latter organized on the
spur of the moment helped to make
noise throughout the city last night
The Itllian brass band was also out
and scrcnadcd Mavorelect Myers and
the other successful republican candi
dates.
O. y. Marion Is a lucky individual
Hc just escaped defeat when Lara
zola was nominated last year for dele
gate To congress AGAINST the victorious
candidate. b. 5. Roicy. ana yester
day--wel. he escaped again and OF
course Dr, Pearce was offered mp for
the slaughter
Two years ago Marion won over
Alfred Grunsfcll by vote of G95 &C
al. a ma 'ority of l5i votes. The dem
ocrats are trying 10 drown their re-
morse over the defeat of yesterday b'
pointing to these figures. stating that
Marian hod more votes than Myers yes
terday. Had Marion been IN the race
yesterday he won q have gone down in
defeat the same as pr PcarCo and
Bearru0 No consolation whatever
ana again the conditions yesterday
We're entirely different from those oi
two years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

miles. kcnnc.y. 5000 fc.t - miles.
this Is the station ~ the junction with
the main live of the Santa ~ railway.
Clark b.l@5 feet. 20 miles. this is the
station IL tho o Mara coal fields stan.
ley 6,j1n feet, 81 miles. from here thc
branch 10 san Pedro will probably hc
uuilt; Moriority, G.250 feet. 81 miles
from tho Albuquerque Eastern viii be
huilt ana also the Galisteo cutoff The
above stations are all in Santa Fc
county II Pernalillo county Is Nc
Intyre 6.l75 feet. - miles. In Nalcn.
cia county EStaucia. 6.1iO feet. 90
miles Willard. G,l25 feet. S2 miles
progreso. G.2ln feet. g3 miles Blanca.
G.2s5 feet, loo miles, from rianca or
progrcso, the branch Is to b" built to
the salt lakes. In Lincoln county are
Camaloon GAZE feet 10 miles; and
Torrance the Junction point with the
Rock Island 5.i76 feet. 1lG miles n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
CHARLES F. MYERS ELECTED MAYOR
Harry F. Lee for Clerk, and l.. H. Chambern for
Treasurer Showed Their Opponents I'm
der Avalanche of Votes.
READ OVER THE INTERESTING FIGURES

The election IN this city yesterday
resulted boo "a complete sweep for
the republicans with the cN.
Ception of one candidate for alder.
man The socialists made the most &C.
tive ward workers and succeeded In
evenly dividing the democratic vote
The new PARTY did not draw To any ap.
preciailc extent from the republican
party I'm fact. the heretofore solid
democratic majority In the Second
ward wa. sulit in two. enabling the re-.
publicaus to secure plur1lities i'm that
ward tof am tuoir candidates except
Mr. Holman. Tor alderman The repub.
lican party workers made d special
aud hard hGht 20 secure MIR Holman :
election but the vest pocket republican
vote favored Mr. heaven and ne was
elected 10y a small plurality
The election IN this city yesterday
was me greatest republican victory
ever secured ia Albuquerque. Tho vote
in the various wards may toe found be
low
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

You don't have to wait so long 10 be
sorry as you do to be sure.
A woman cries either because she
has reason or wants have one.
II woman is born beautiful sho
can marry riches and they buy luck.
lac SINS OF tne second and third gen
erations are visited upon the famil,
name.
Any woman can love man If he can
maze her believe other women would
like to love him only 4e won't let them
New York Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

asst night. +. : Brooks and wife
at No Ga South Second street. enter
tanned In honor of w j. Fletcher and
wife. who We're celebrating the first
anniversary OF their marriage.
4 bulletin was posted in the Las
VEGAS round house st~tirg the men
who had been ON the change shifts
changing every two weeks. will here
after change once month. the time
being at noon On the first day
The general solicitor Tor the Denver
Kansa3 ~ Atlantic railroad announced
TO-DAY that active construction on the
line from Denver to New Orleans Will
begin az once. This road Is financed
By the Nerkcs of Chicago. and passes
diGgoually through Oklahoma from
nort0Nrst - southeast
New ACTIVITY is promised on the Lar
omic llahus Peak a Pacific railway
~ which about twenty miles. south OF
Laramie. is ready in operation The
road rs intended to tap the copper reg
iHH Of southern Wyoming aud tho
Nahus Peak mining region Of ROutt
county The appointment of Il -
stewart to be chief engineer of the line
has been announced Mr. stewart was
chief engineer of the Florence a Grip
PIE Creek railway
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

hopkins majority. goa. Inc demo
Gratis mad no candidate for school trls
tee IN this ward
For straight tickets In this ward he
count showed 40 for the republicans,
80 foI the democrats, and 2s for the
socialists
For school bonds. 1863 votes were
cast. and AGAINST ; votes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Bio Strike OF Mineral.

\ wonderful strike Is reported in thd
third tunnel of the Leland mine. neal
Boundary Cone. The ore body Is -four
feet wide and will average more thar
$40 to the ton in gold In the Ions
tunnel mo - there is much larger
ore body. but the grade is considerably
lower but still good pay average
This week Judge j. II West and steve
Dedell. the old owners of the property
arc 10 receive another payment on the
purchase price. The new owners. il
view of the rich disclosure made IL
the property ought to make the pay
mcnt N the best OF spirits kiugman
Arizona. Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

my fathers in heaven" SAYS the
small boy, trying to stir up envy "Huh
OATS not'in'," replied the second boy
my fathers In politics"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Don fail 10 read the ad. of the "Hia
Watha Incubator company IN this is
sue Experts say Il is the most sue
cessful incubator vet invented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

defeated In this ward by 81. and
Mitchell by SO votes
one hundred and nine straight re
publican votes We're cast in this ward
SO socialist and & democratic.
No votes were cast AGAINST the issu
ance of bonds for school house i'm
prOvCmcuts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

fhamherlin's vote over all, JOG, and
his plurality over the next highest,
35g
straight Votes Cast Republican.
}ii. socialist, 1871; democrats, l73.
In all the wards only ~ votes were
registered against the issuance OF s35.
900 worth of bonds for school house
improvements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Myers plurality, 69 He carried the
ward hy go votes over Bcarrup. and 70
votes over poarCc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Short Notes.

The flag. tho great American en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Reorganization.

Myers vote over the combined votes
| OF his opponents, 81, and plurality
! over the highest Of 35S votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Chomierin plurality. go He Sc.
cured majority of 10 over total vote
cast for his opponents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Beayon's plurality. A. He beat Hol-
man ~ votes. and Bryce 81
For A.l,aI rrnrt..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Hubs plurality 50. He has 50 votes
more than Tutnbull, and IS NOR than
StamW.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

AL separarse brascamente del
ancian0 Merivet, despues de- su
conversaci6n EN- Ia cerca do la
capillaq Ricardo tropez5 con ell Sc
nor Alexandra; y la sonrisa artgc-
losa del lacayo, Ia ironfa QUE lie
parecio notar en- ella, fluminaron
81 mente con rcpen6ina clariliad.
Il sD6nde estan esos misera-
bsesf.. este homhrei 10 sabe; 10
sabe por Granburgo, y en- casa 10
sabe Rosa por 6l.
7 mlentr2a andaba por ell cauai-
y ya srdiente, 81 sombra recorlda
y corta doblabl 4 a1 lado los ges-
It's de an fuFiqs, solllouuio.
- IOaidado 81 soy tonic! No ha.
Der pensado antss err. cato pssar-
me ell tiemp1 en ell c0rreo. Con- tai
de que esta nnuchaclaa me 10 Olga,
Pero IL, dira, puas 81 no. -.
Pfecisamente Rosa Chuchfn, Que
tanfa In misnaa fisonomfa de astu-
cis die 81 padre el Iguarda ptisca,
aunque mas joven mas fina. se
prassns6 en- ls psquef1a puert.l del
parqus, en- 10 alto do aquellon los
escalor.ss desde dollda estuyo &
pnnto do matar d. su amo con
o. anuneio de II hutda dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
La oAptLLA DEL pERDoH

red color de malva, d dieZ minutes
del marp ! Era Ell siroco 6 ell aroma
de las adelfas? Sentfa mi boca Sc
ca, las man1s ardientes, y todo mi
ser entorpecido por I'm vertigo sen.
suaI que no me impedfa pensar en-
la muerte -. SC6mo nor Esta era
Ia duefla de la habitaci0n, que ha-
bfa llenado de confusion y desor-
dan, segdn costumbre. Estas ven
tanas del pisO primero, enteramen-
tie abiertas, esotra hermeticamente
cerrada donde sc distingufa ell
l6gubra resplandor amarillo de los
clrios en- mitad del dia, y en- todas
parties, hasta en- el f0ndo del jar6fn,
hasta debajo de los laureles, Ell
horrible olor de mixtura y de serrfn
que exhalan los lechos mortuorios.
Esper6 cincO minutes en- un
saloncito del piso hajo, sentado en-
I'm cAnap9 de pa1a. Pasos EN- Ia
escalera. Nina. :. va le be dlcho
que entire esta mujer y yo no habfa
NADIA. La vfspera de 81 desgracia
refmos jugana0s toda ia noche eu
Ell 1srdin de mi hotel. Una coeus-
terra alegFe. Pero anulue mi de.
SEQ la divertis, 50 principal ocupa-
cion era vigilar d su marido que
est3ba sentado en- ell piano con mi
querida. delante de una s)nata a
cuatro manos. Desde eutonces no
habfa vueito q verla. Dfgame Us.
ted por que estaba go SECURE die ID
que ibs suceder. !. Eatr6, lnuy
palsds, vestida de prisa, con una
6sta Degra ajustada q su tale
suelto J flexible; debajo 81 a.livi
nsbau sus hermosas carnes more
has de itallana. sus ojos briIla,bau
entire sus parpados rojiz,s & bin
cbadoa. Arrojose iunto q mi sin
decir una Flaiaora; nlestras manos
se luntsron y Ell fuego Sc encendi1..
GAh, cOnde - Ensegui1a la. tn
We sobre NIL pecho, soore mi boca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

Ladia. Vestid a con IN som.
Drero oe senorsI en- la :abeza v
zapatitos nos en los pi ell, la cria.
70 espsrAoa aIguien. Apart6se
uelau0e oe Ricardo. con Ia sonrisa
Vaga y subalterna en- In Que a.
puede lelsr 10 que Sc auiere: nero
Su8 iouuois por amoos braa.os le hizo.
uar una vuelSa acorralandola con
ora "a paerts1, que cerr6 de una
--6 D6nde ests la sef,ora9 A
SECURE 4, sat,es .. contasta en- - =
guida Sd6nde el,ta Ia SER sTao :
pacuolaia brntalmenta, mien :
sras eila 'ssutpei'acta, sin compren
deaba: -
--Pero no, don Ricardo no 10 So
A volver de Ia misa 1nayor Ia
esperaba IN des pacho.
--Hablo de tn anna mi IN.
mujer, afIadid con esfner,,n sn6r a.
esta? D1h u0
Y vlenao que iba 4 mer.tir .iort6
diciendo; : 1''o
y un',a he intervenido en- tus
asunoOs; pero ia puedes tigurarte
que sstof enterado.. 81 crees que
~ w OH, cna'ntlo ". .amante viene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

fatigada por sus nCches de vigilia,
abandonada, entregada, desnlaya-
da en- IN lento be 50 de calentnra
cue Ola q fenol :. Precisanlente
en- ese instante lego la hoStelera 4
pedir IN par de sahaI1as & guitar.
me de la bOca una OCCASION que no
habfa de volver & presen tarse.
6De todos mO&os, que lie partecs
este, mi querido filosofo? 5Por due
expansion diabolica esta mujer Sc
aparto del muerto que GUERRA Y
lloraba para arro1arse en- mis- bra.
zOsP 6Sera que en- torn9 de los
ata1des re'Foletea un soplo de sem
sualidad?6 @ es que In vida torna sa
desquite en- un impulse vehenaente
inmediato2 Tene.o Ia convieci6a
de que los medicos ssben mas de 10
que dicen sobre esos instantes de
desorden y perversi6p, que de sel-
guro aprovechsn cen frecuencis..
Por mi parte, va EN- otra ocelsi6n,
en- circunstancias mss terri bles to.
davfa, sentf Ia misteriosa inf len
cia -. Ell amor y 10 muerte, Va
lougoI
FsuSaoa enViaria esta p1girla de-
nj diario solo deap16s de tounar
una resnlucion Y ijar nuestra nue.
va restdencia; pero h6seno5 eil pie.
ma peripecia. Esta man.ua entra
ca nuestro cnarto, slempre l5zAno
pero con la cara trastornada, 81
se1or Aleiandro, que. de>de mi
partIda, espfa pr cuenta lie mi
familia al nlarido de Liofa
hs hecho Ell viaiei con 81 en- un
mismO tren. P0r fortuna ese .fercx
marido. explora Monaco den Id cree
q ie estamaH, 10 cual nos dejs item
p0 para taular IN partido.
Dentro de POGO iran mas Inafl
cias. El asuuto no dsia de sel- arsL
Ve; perO tIom8ndOmle Ell pulse I.3
encuentFo tranquilo
CARLEJD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

Ian
AVS
Las de Ia n
O"ioHHA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-19
Women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, mowers, man-that
Is the order OF woman's preferences.
Jewels form a magnet of mighty pow
er to the average woman. Even that
greatest of all jewels, health, is often
ruined in the strenuous efforts to make
or save the money to purchase them.
If woman VIII risk her health to
get coveted gem, lien let her fortify
herself against the insiduous conse-
quences of coughs, colds and Dronchia
affections by the regular use of DR..
Boschee's German Syrup. 1t will
promptly arrest consumption in its
early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes ana drive
the dread disease from the system.
1t is not cure-all. but 1t is a certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chial troubles. You can get DR.. G.
G. Green's reliable remedies at Smith
Pharmacy, W. j. Butts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-19
reaoh your Bows TnpewrItlna.


In this day of advanced ideas and
improved methods of conducting all
branches Of business the use of the
typewriter machine has become SO
universal that a young man, or wo-
man seeking to secure a position
wnere intellect and education, rather
than bodily strength are required,
finds the knowledge of typewriting al
most an essential qualification, and
it is therefore not only commendable
in parts but it is really dtuy they
owe their children to afford them an
opportunity of acquiring this profess
sion, or a fair knowledge of it., in or
der that should they desire, or be
forced by necessity to support them
selves, they will enter on their bus
mess career well equipped in this par
ticular to compete successfully for
positions where knowledge or expert
ence of this character are among the
requisites
Stenography is also of intestimable
value to young person DESTROYS of
embarking in business career, and
the time is not far distant wnen it
will be added to the curriculum or
our common schools and colleges. A
knowledge of typewTiting can how
ever, often be utilized to advantage
Withot shorthand, whereas the reverse
is seldom the case, While the art of
manipulating a Typewriter is so. cas-
lily acquired that any boy or girl of
ordinary intelligence can soin master
it. A father could not do mis- son Tor
daughter( greater service tnan to
place at his disposal a typewriter