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Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
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tereS foriietig, naar oct gipIber Of
ooffe BEN, oa man fommer neppe bel
ira BET, on man bebanbIer Dem Tom
a~ImiubeItg aIGbespaff. 3a er set
beore at beuptte feIseuSe Srem.
sanasmaabe, iom bel fan ipnes at
bore noget brpoiom, men oog life
mebfsrer rcseu rrpuepnrbie Ban.
TfeIiebeb. Ran taeer en- itor SLATE.
beIit rurb, % FIR ben irb | ct Stpffe
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gen omfrirg baune % trofIes pao.
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arilffe fplSt meb parmt SobapauS
% bIir Iiaqenhe i to, ire Gage Sp.
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Ranr Sonoet er bIeoet Iiot offieIet.
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og pitIes mo / ct bIsSt. tsrt Sadnb.
tl9oe. iom trGtfer 6uatiabeoen til
iig. On en- Stunb f~ierneS SuauS.
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les tsr % iaaIeSes i9rois til at bin.
bes al.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

500 S.: !. Boar en- RaHb arbeiber
fer en- 9pU,ro'tgr o. 'un Iutter uoeH at iaa
Cslaljua % -Time'eepsren' lpUer al ienee
ogE or TO 9Gae. men tutet or t0mmtt, tan
5G q iHbIasierts ubeH 9suis?
2 SU,s en- SagiSrsr ital iuotaSfere Ben.
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st' gaa an { bette 9tlfRIos at 'aa SsptS
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U~eOiOmmerOs 3OHtrattrr % tile inast fin
@s,nIiug.
= Ru, bet IUmmsr on paa Summsus
S'grrslie, Og bOUr msset Srpoeri en- fac.
ban 2Ie'asisrtHs oil robe On BierbsosI,
e. 3aIuOeI susr TO SrsoisosIe sIsr, ON
SGmmsH sr IiosH, BET belle 8slBb. oiIos
maoi't aHises for ct pasisnbs Souorar for
n Sas'srsr, oil sitsriom man blipsr for.
q. Usb ham ON.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

s9& Sp.: IUr o. 5absr sr bBos oe Si
er M bare en- ESTER og en- 8rposr igIeu.
Sdoer bar gtuet SguHen nGiten aIt, ban
e~ftsrloe ftg: SoGo Tan SeItsreH siere
bette EiItrloe?
Sr.: SpPrasmaaIst sr Der iartt f~prtur'
tst. gi ItuIbe raube Sg1tereH til at inOuis
en- bpstis Gasfsrsr i Sossn ubsn SpboiO.
Ut egmms sfter be S~pIesHinser, Sc bar
stost amer ri bet for totlipmt, on upsst
Tan OpuaasS, men Der turoe BOG bore Sm'
itGHOisbsosr tiIfsos. Tom 9s lite bar uGput,
og ION tuHoe irtte lem iitaub til at fao,
Roao De amer for 9erss rstmGsFse anOel
/ 8ost.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
ct usmaIet garelie beborber oier

ct nsmalet garelie beboloer eier.
ne 2usten Of RaIing | I9nsere lib,
iiGr bpts bet itabie Itaar Iuffet.
9enne 2ust fiernes uben flor Ban.
ifeIigbeb, beriom man letter ino en-
Bette 8anb meo ire fire opifaarne
2sg | og Iaber ben itaa Ratten oper.
gaabe 9sre % 8inbuer ber boIOes
it9ngte. Or bet life not meb en-
Dolls, faar man bel fortiatte 9e.
banbGingen og IaSe ipringe nosle
2ea til.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Spie SanSffer fan rengisres oe6
at trGffe benz pan og ian "oaife"
S9noerne | opmuIbret gammeIt
greo. Meu 8rsbet mao bore iaa
gammeIt, at bet er albeIes tert.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

aaffegrnS aisr COB SieneIte, raar
man Of Og til blunber roaet Of ben
meo Sorben | glomIterpotterne. Den
bolSer Soroeu fltgtig og fremifpnber
gIpmftrinsen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

sos Sp.: Ron man "9auiiibre" for ct
mluOrs SelBb eub 10 Dollars. uaar Gtbitor
Ct 6cunltetprigrger o. tieusr $50 pr. Iaa'
neb? Suae tiger &tfcoHiirIUoeu terom?
3d.: GRaa IaH not uoitsbs @arHtibmsut
mob en- for ct miHors 8sIsb suO 10 Dollars,
men CT EebtOr Gumtlte iOrigresr iaa er
hans 9su for Arbsjbs irjtasst ipr "Gar.
ui'tmcnt' Os SsTasIagsslie tnNttl 80 2OI.
lars pr. glaoueO for 8 TaaHeesr slsr $50
Solars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

300 2h: UttH SBiter bls5 I Soma gift
usb en- tnbHnttet gHesIiimano. Ee stebs
q Baorb paa guHoet % 'amleoe itg abittls
lta FCrmuc. Sor ct Bar GaT foCu bsbs
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isre aHaaaeaOf GtsHbommeh Or ba lite
WagbFH. ifglgc. peiommsHos Stats 9pps.
pltstl7 Il! at laOe Sttits aiboles ! bet iGl'
les BOP
Gu: Or gtrH6Ommeu i RaapeUs Roon.
khgDsr ham life at gtps bet NIB I'll Stiite.
let IIUer oa at bstrasls ipm bans. CT
otEimOO g%isHOommeH / SoHeus siaun. iaa
mao bet iRbgiUss til Giiitsrsttsn % bu nil
ERaHorH 'ua I'm SaI0psl osraf, Oa Der inssn
SPIH c Zen aHOsH SalpOel soar til Si'
hBoss 6OralbEs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

StaaIitDffsr bsr Iieee I en- ggfe
meo Iiot puIpertieret StipeIie |, raar
be life er | grue. 9aa ben RaaSe
boIoer be TIC rene 90 bIarte % frie
for Ruit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

SOS. Sp.: Gu Roub I Uinneipta for.
pngtsr en- Sdrm % bIso sutl mso Gicreu
ON, at ban iinlos bstaIe 6enus en- Sisroeosl
al, boao Der aolsoes paa Eormen. 9mios
lsrtto ogr Giereh. Gan ~eftsrlaoer ia TO
Ssru, % nh ipgrsss Der, ON oisis bar lam.
me Ret til en- Eisrbsbei al S~pltngsu. Bi-
oeIe: oar be lite oeiaa 8rt III en- 5isrbs.
bel al ben aser. ION 6orpastereu Haar neo
for at bsnptte I'll Sober?
en-: 9etts oil nItiummsn bsrp paa, bpoO
sIuss SOHtrutt SUrpustsrsu bar. Suts
9UHtratien Tiger, at GisrsH al 2auost FaI
babe en- Gisroebel al Gfgrgben. er 3 bsrst'
riset BERTH, buerisu mere suer miubrs. 8
Ol uosu TptI hume fprbre ben famine Gu.
bel I &urH. Der neomstes til Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
labcn Rorrefponodnce.

cnsf~rraartadi I herue e4fNerina betoures ~
wherYntrrue q. ". Roeuee. WnufeegAtu. GptHu.
% Nnhn Gnts. Wdbiipu, wts.
Shrraennaf no Rerfoues, farn TIE cpatber
Sheeucrs bshee nffatte Rue Spsrasmnni ! ei
Ton % tcerIiaf Errod
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

500 Sp.: Sea nrbsiber for en- Rauo
ben fgrite Sib fra Weaaneo til Waaueo,
isaere fra Tug I'll Tag. Ru 'Iiaer ban. at
han life fan betale mig. Set bem9rtsS, al
han bar 'prp 'atet 6armsu al en- anbeH.
Ran isg M | Rtunsiota peb en- SaefGrer
nbtaoe min 8etoItus al bans CREAMERY
Gbets' eusr al Goliussu, % butS life. maa
6a ttte Gtsren al 6armeu betale for bet ub'
fprte arbsioe?
sp.: 9e bar Stet I'll at b~sIIusIGsss GOr'
3agtsreus Gisuopm for at iaa 9eres 9gu.
Suts ban bar 4eRes tiIguoe I Wsleriet. Ton
9e 'euruiibse" bette for 8slgbet. Ser er
iHtet fritosst for 8eEusIGsssIie for VI.
beiosIgn / TIHusiOta. Giersn al 2ouOet
ian ligeiau Iiot iom euhoer arbeH uosbtpm.
meuos boIbss GHiuurlte for 9sres Son, iaa'
trent bet ifts sr BAN, iOm Ear Ieiet 9suL
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Vt ifriue 1T sritamente eler flo.
ite Bile er life iaa IipsfarEiet, iom
mango ipnes at tro.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
q Myhige Raad og vink @

Gu biIig Mpbelpolitnr Iunes al
Iige Dele gbbife, Serpentin oe
StpeetciI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

s97. 60 Seq % min Some bIsp 'epa.
rsrst for 10 Var iioeH bun oar ben, Der
iBate ON SttISmtsis. for bun bapoe en- OIL.
ben iiGr. GUN bar nplte bsiommet iig ct
Barn, % isg bar iiiHoe at eiits mtg i9isu.
9nA isg gtfte mtg uoeH at bltue benoe Iuus
liz iraIttlt? GUN leper frsmoeles I bet
eau1le 9aRo. Suao bar Ies at glgre for al
bllpe beHos iraitilt?
S0.: GHisae Siettsn ON Ion 10 StiIS.
mise. sc mao iua en- Gbrotat til at biGt.
pc Sem bsrmeO. Glitter Seprsersu iis
uOsu at ioa IOpIt9 Stismisie fro fin forrtse
SuRru, iaa r~sTisrer Ian at bItps aniInsst
ior 8iseui pg %ityaifst.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Ieo bore grfpmriusrr er bet Iom
meo be imna gsrn, 10 mere oi pIeier
oerL beito f~ortere bofser be.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Sialp af en- EOmmsFrue tan FanbR GRaffusrst msbens SpuIn fpbss. Den
bar bi arm. ipm lssunseu uer builts shsr goo 8Iaos for 2sets Saanote
ring umn at se ben ct tumet ubksnOe. Den bar bernRf en- automahf Spole
gnber (bobbin winderl Der er Ia filter % paalOeis fin 8irhn, at en-
baurls uunbet spoIe oil bore en- nmutsbsb.
"Suspennen" Nr sbt nh, os r elegant label mo SenIpn til 2rearbetot
Tom til aRafnbste. Daineus SpofDfe e net let baanohrlst % Befboele
af enboer fenbt SOrbebring paa bette Snraaoe. Oct anperbte Ge er al beofe
gefaHtnbeb Us mutt fOrarteicet. 9atsunseu % ubimptnrssn er fbrfr &anss.
Sptusbult us ale be bunte Dele al Uannen G mutt pORrst ps Rtdepstc
ret, bpprreo be fmr ct net pe imaafulbt ubienbe. 8esuoen bru9es Ball Bear
ing til Sunsbiust % paa bsee Siber al Sobnpet u9 Seiutatet e. at naar
man tor 9etht at IRaniren og letter Spigbiulet tsanG ul bette lse ranot mere
eb tue @anee metens bet pa andre aRaifnsr bar tunst moi meb at 8a ire
@anee SOrbet er lapet al pelthret Era, lammenGt al fpo fprf1eu9e Sag
bpcrpeb mon bar upnaaet Tsre Stprte % forbtnoret at 2rast tan fa ZIG.
DRaffnens 5obfpfe er forpnet meb plated castors. S9roeoe staatapps
bplber 8rpbiulet os the tresde plate, bullet spf at aRdntnsr arteher me-
get lehrs sb eQers r 9uiGIhst. Den bar olsrieuefe ug bebfe Attachments
for atmnoefs Os (fancy) ssm. On ubisrlis SHfrutiOnsbOs tr9h bet nOrFs
eer snssfe SprOs msbfG9sr bsr 9aftns
Seq Wlere til n~eben1aaenbe b~etpes neSiatte YrHer:
no As StuHtr sLso
30 IA - Drop Head. 8 StuHrr 1000
Ru 10 - Drop HeaS 7SuHsr ........""."".-- slOo
Ru "a - Drop Head 8 stuHsr. Swell Front .-.. 1850
In 20 - Drop Head Z StuHer Swell Prom. .-.. 916o
Cpenfr napnte RaRamr fan erbUGoss Gsstra, gulnsOtra, essrnan
.sr mabOsui til pebfshbs prer s gRabpsni 9 grten paa bpr Wufms
$3.50 bisrs. Dnn fan life tens fs en- parsrs grraups' ser Sule' &r,fnt
snb SIC. "a eGr 25. Drop Head 0RabOSni us Swell Front, Sts $4,000
% $4,000.
Iepenfaaenbe er giasbe af so. "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der fuFrr
$40 so. aReb Swell Front menes, at stuferns % Greparfst s FrG8t al
rnbd % tar fs ualmiubsIg sSt uh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

gsbsnfaasnbe sr giasbe af SO. "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der fpFrr
$40 so. GheS Swell Front menss, at StuHsrus % 9rGp1ii sr frl8t al
runbet % tor fs ualminbsEg spbt ub.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
A TRIBUTE.

In the death Of Mrs. Lila Screven
Atbl on Brunswick has sustained the
loss Of one Of its most admirable and
lcyable woman, oae whose brilliant
mind and attainments, dignity and
beauty of character, and charm and
sweetness Of manner and disposition
made her beloved by an wac knew
her a woman of broad charity, strIA-
ing individuality and warm and gen
orous friendship, she embodied all
the graces OF typical southern wom-
anhood The rare flower of a high
civilization gentle and womanly gra-
cious and warmhearted-she was the
epitome of all that was good and low
able
In social circles her bright winnins
personality will be sadly missed. In
charitable affairs and churcn work her
energy and cheerful, unselfsh labors
were ever to be relied upon and here
TOO. her death leaves a mournful va
cancy In her family most of all,
where she wore the true woman s
rlghtful that Of perfect wifenood and
motherhood, She win be most sadly
missed The aching void, where her
bright presence once made the house
hold joy and happiness, and where de-
spite her failing health, sac strove to
be all in all to her loved ones, will
never be filed but the memory of ner
perfections will live on to bless those
who mourn for her
A FRIEND
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
TWO OF THEM PLEAD GUILTY IN
THE CITY COURT YESTERDAY
AND MUST PAY $3.50.
THE COURT TAXES A RECESS
Will Meet Again on November II and
a New Jury Drawn-Cases Tried
Yesterday.

The city court was in session yes
terday, and an unusually large number
of cases were cleared from the dock
cts.
Most of the day however. was de
voted to the trial of the three people
arrested at Pelcanville Tuesday.
charged with selling whiskey without
license. Two of them entered a plea
of guilty and Judge Sparks imposed a
fine of $3.50 each The other case,
against a colored- woman, was noue
pressed. After the days session, q re
cess was announced until Nov. H.,
wnen the court will convene and a
jury will be drawn for the next term.
Following is a record of the cases
tried yesterday:
State VS. Henry Powell, gaming.
Second demand.
State VS.. Jim Burns, gaming Sec,
ond dcmtli.
State VS.. Lemon Williams, gaming.
Second Ierlaal.
State VS.. julius Cleghorn. gaming.
First demand.
State VS.. Lou Fenmey, larceny from
person. First demand
State VS.. J. j. Hill larceny after
trust Rule nisi
state vs.. 3. II Potter, selling
whiskey without license. Plea Of
guilty. Sentence 10 months on the
cnaingang Or fine of $3.50 and costs.
State VS.. b. H. Potter, keeping a
tipping house on Sunday Case nolle
pressed.
State VS.. J, d. Mallon, carrying CON
cealed weapons Verdict of not gull
ty.
State VS.. Walter McLendon, larceny
from the house. Case nolle pressed.
State VS. Henry Davis larceny from
railroad car Plea of guilty. Sen
tence II months on the chaingang or
a fine of 800 and costs.
State VS.. John Green, Jr.. Fred
Nance and Sam Coins, assault and
battery Verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. Ned Barnwell, selling
whiskey without license plea Of
guilty. Sentence 10 months or a fine
Of $3.50 in costs
State vs. Rhoda Lawson, selling
whlskey without a license. Case nolle
prosed
State VS.. Arthur Crowder, assault
and battery. First demand.
State vs. John Davis, simple lar
ceny Plea of guilty. Sentence six
months on the chaingang or fine of
$50 and costs.
State VS.. Lee Godfrey, assault and
battery Verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. VIM. Beaver, assault and
battery A mistrial declared.
| Recessed unutil November IL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
TRIED TO STEAL A COW.
Burglars in Brunswick May Enter the
Beef Business.

It seems tnat the thieves who are
operating so successfully in Bruins
wick at present do not confine their
work to any particular article, but
steal everything that they can get
their hands on.
The latest case was reported to the
police yesterday by w. H. Mock, who
resides on F street.
Mr.. Mock says early Thursday
morning he heard some one in his
back yard. He at once went out and
was surprised to see man leading
his COW out of the yard. The thi
had placed rope around the cows
neck and was deliberately leading the
animal away, but he was frightened
and left the COW, and now Mr.. Mock
is endeavoring to dnd the owner Of
the rope. -4---e-l.->-.-A-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
NOW BOOMING
GOVERNOR STONE
-
DEMOCRATS THINK THE MISSOu-
RIAN WOULD MAKE A
GOOD RACE.
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1904
He Has Made an Excellent Record as
Governor and is Among the Strong
est of Democrats.

Chicago, His, November IA pres
idential boom for former Governor w.
j. Stone, of Missouri, who is at the
auditorium annex, was started in this
city today by d. j. Campau, of De-
troit, democratic national committee
man from Michigan.
Mr.. Campau stated that his own
presence in the hostelry was unknown
to Governor Stone, and that they had
not met.
Governor Stone" said Mr.. Campau,
will undoubtedly be the next senator
from Missouri to succeed Senator
Vest. An equal certainty is that he
will be prominent before the next
democratic national convention as
choice for the head of the ticket. He
is able, has the highest of executive
talents, is popular and thoroughly in
harmony with the principles of his
party
This means as to the tariff, which
will be prominent in the next cam
paign as demanding reform, taat re-
vision is desirable where tne present
schedule fosters monopoly on the
necessities of life.
Scanning the political map by the
results of the election last TUESDAY,
see no democrat better qualified to
lead the party to victory two years
hence. On the other hand, there is
much assurance of future democratic
success in the election Everywhere
the decrease in republican pluralities
or their change to democratic plurali-
ties indicates that the tide OF popular
confidence is toward the democrats
Ex-Governor Stone had disappeared
from the hotel when Mr. Campau had
finished his eulogy of the Missourians
presidential prospects. Early in the
morning, however, he had declared
that the political tide was towards
democratic success in 1904.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
An Old Rrunswickian.

A Brunswickian who is making a
name for himself in New York, in the
iheatrical line, is Julian Waiher. Last
season he did a big amount Of concert
work with great success, and tho
greater number of his available dates
for this season have already been
taken up 1t was during last season
that when on certain Sunday after
noon Campanari was taken i'll and
prevented from singing in the usual
concert al the Metropolitan on that
evening Walker was hurriedly Sc
cured to I'll his place on the pro
gram. He sang 20 Thou Sublime
Sweet Evening Star" from ranna m
ser, and not only received a tremen-
dous ovation from the audience. but
was highly spoken of in the daily pa
pers the following morning.
Trs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
REPUBLICAN CHIEFS SAY THE IL.
LIMOS VETERAN WILL BE cRo-
SEN BY CONGRESS.
BABCOCK WOULD LIKE 1T
Vet 1t is Hardly Thought That He
viii Be Elected if Cannon En-
ters the Race.

Washington, November I'll is al.
most universally conceded among pol
iticians here that Joseph G. Cannon
win be the next speaker Of the house
of representatives. Chairman Bah.
cock, Of the congressional committee
would like to be speaker. but he was
not yet decided to announce his can
didacy Cannon, in the opinion of
several members of the committee
will nave enough pledges in three
weeks to insure his election.
With the elevation of Cannon viii
come the promotion of Hemmenway
of Indiana, to be chairman of the ap-
preparations committee and the ap-
pointment of Overstreet of Indiana
to an important place on the ways
and means committee in return for
his good work as secretary of the
congressional committee. steel, OF
Indiana, leaves congress March 4
and his place on the ways and means
committee will probably be given tc
Overstreet. Littledeld Of Maine, is
to be given "a good place on somt
committee in recognition of his ser
vices, but il seems hardly within the
~ange OF possibility that ne will bc
elected speaker Dalell, Of Pennsyl
yania. also is a candidate for speaker
but has no strength to speak of out
side his state delegation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
MRS. S. c. ATKINSON DEAD.
She Passed Away in Atlanta Tuesday
NIGHT.

The sad news of the death of Mrs
Samuel c. Atkinson was received in
this city yesterday, having occurred
in Atlanta Thursday night
Mrs. Atkinson had been dangerously
i'll for several weeks, but was consid-
cred much better earlier in the week.
A sudden cnange for the worse en-
sued, however. and on Thursday night
surrounded by her sorrowing relatives
she breathcd her last. While not en-
tirely unexpected, her death was a
great shock and a sad blow to those
Who loved her and who mad hoped
until the last that her life would be
spared
D.rs. Atkinson leaves in ner imme-
diate family her husband, Judge S. c.
Atkinson. and cne child, Miss Nellie
Atkinson. They have the sympathy
OF friends in their sorrow.
The remains Will be brought here
this r+>orning on the Southern, ac-
eompanied by Judge and Mrs. Spen-
Ger r.. Atkinson, Judge S. c. Atkin-
son and Miss Nellie Atkinson.
The funeral will take place from
the family residence. on Union street,
at o'clock this afternoon, rev. Wyl-
lyS Bede. of St. Marks cnurch con
quoting the services. The pallbearers
Will be Messrs. II. f. Dunwody, j.
w. Ecnnet r. d. Meader P. W. Flem-
ing, Howard Wan and l., A. McKin-
non.
The remains WI 'a inferred in Oak
Grove cemetery
The members OF the family have the
symTtcdy OF a large circle of friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
eoVERNoR.s ApPoINrMgNrs.
Generally Thought That Hill viii Be
Railroad Commissioner.

Generally Thought That Hill Will Be
Railroad Commissioner.
The following from yesterday At
lanta Constitution viii be of interest
here:
The majority of the appointments
to be made by Governor Terrell during
the present session of the legislature
will be Of judges and solicitors of city
and county courts. There are many
Of these yet to be made in time for
confirmation by the senate
There is only one state house ap-
pointment however, which the gov
ernor will have to make before the
Legislature adjoTns, and that is rail
road commissioner. The term of
Judge Spencer r.. Atkinson expires
next October before the meeting Of
the next general assembly, and the
appointment of his successor will De
made in tlm@Dfor confirmation at the
present session of the senate.
1t is generally conceded that the
office of railroad commissioner will go
to Hon. Warner Hill, Of 'Meriwetner
county. Mr. Hin was Governor Ter
relps campaign manager during the
race for governor, and has long been
mis- warm personal friend Mr. Hill
lis candidate for the position,
though he has not yet made formal
application for it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
IS IN FAsoR OF eoRMAN.
Congressman Lester on the Election
tuesday.

iueSday.
Savannah, Ca, November Just
fighting along the same old lines we
have followed in the past, keeping ras-
Gals out of the public crib and grasp
ing hands from the loot"
So Congressman Rufus E Lester
described the probable line of cam
paign to be followed by democrats in
the next congress.
with small majority in the
house." said Colonel Lester, we could
have accomplished little if anything
more than will be possible with a
united, effective. militant minority.
We can keep the public from being
robbed, or at any rate try to effect
that purpose. That is the reason that
nas always existed for the election OF
democratic congressman since there
were democrats and republicans in
the land.
Il think the party js going to win
the fight in the next presidential cleo
tion. though under whose standard
my prophetic vision does not tell
would like to see German as our can
didate, but am afraid he will not be
able to demand the united support
the candidate will undoubtedly receive
from factions Of the party
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
Lumber Schooner Sunk.

A cablegram from Cienfuegos re
ported tnat the three -masted schoon
er Austin D. Knight, bound from Da
rien, Ca, for New York with lumber
had been run down and sunk by the
italian bark Sorrento The dispatch
which was from Captain Bennett, the
master of the Knight, gave no Other
particulars. The Sorrento arrived a
Norfolk, Va. November and report
ed having been in collision the nign
before with an unknown schooner
The Sorrento sustained damage tc
the rigging.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
A Treat, Indeed.

The city editor, in fact, the entire
News force, desires to return thanks
o Wilson s restaurant for one of those
excellent porterhouse steaks last
nlgnt 1t is, indeed, a pleasure to
work. at night wnen one is fortunate
3nough to enjoy one of Wilson'S
steaks, which are prepared undoubted-
iy by one of the best cnefs in this
section of the country. II you get it
at Wilson's 1t is sure to be good,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-08
A FRIEND
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
Three Firemen Were Acquitted in the
City Court Yesterday. i.

Three Firemen Were Acquitted in the
City Court Yesterday. D..
John Green, Fred Nance and Sam
Coins, the three members of the fire
department vino were bound over TO
the city court on the charge Of assault
and battery, were given trial yes
terday, and the jury returned a YER
dict Of not guilty
The fremen were arrested on war
rant sworn out by a negro preacher,
who alleged that they handled him
roughly during tne aeavy rain few
Sundays ago. However, the evidence
was not sufficient to convict them OF
assault and battery and they were dis
charged.