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The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
TRUTH ABOUT THE KING.
Rapid Progress Toward Recovery
Made During the Week.

Made During the Week.
LONDON, July II The kings con-
dition continues TO be satisfactory.
King Edward is not yet able to sit
up, but every day he is removed to an
adjustable couch. which gives a wei
come change to his position and which
enables him to read with some degree
Of comfort.
It is understood that next week his
majesty may be transferred upon this
couch to the royal yacht the Victoria
and Albert in a specially constructed
ambulance carriage, but that all the
arrangements for this transfer are
kept secret in order to prevent Il gath
erinH Of the public to witness the
kings departure.
The British Medical Journal says
the Kings progress during the week
has been even more rapid than seemed
reasonable to anticipate.
"The wound says the Journal, "is
granuIatiug well. The matter formed
is diminishing in quantity and is laud-
dIlc, Dul lEt Noltli Is SUN uttlj uilu
must be dressed from the bottom to in
sure sound healing. Drs. Treves and
Laking remain at the palace, and Dr..
Barlow consuts with them once Il
.In ~
Go TO Cape May with Epworth
Church CHOIR excursion t Tues.
dav.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Five Killed by Heat,

CASTRIES, France, July 11.-Over-
whelming heat prevails throughout
this region. Hve men fell dead from
sunstroke while moving in a field
where the temperature was 139 de.
grees f. Many horses have perished.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
LarUe Bast8l Rcceints.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-The re-
ceipts Of the fifty largest postoffices of
the United States for June were $4,-
47S,3GS, gain of $57o,s22, or II Der
cent, over the receipts for June, 1901.
New York city heads the list with a
per cent. Chicago showed Il gain of
almost 20 per cent Dayton. o.. leads
all cities in the percentage of gain, its
increase over June. 1901, being over 40
q gain of over 3S per cent.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
To Advance window Glass Prices

CLEVELAND, July 1l.-Window
glass manufacturers from all sections
Of the country are met here for the
advancing prices. The meeting was
called by the American Window Glass
company. Several prominent independ-
ent manufacturers were reported at
the meeting 1t is said the latter are
opposed to an advance in the selling
price of window glass at this time.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
HITCH ABOUT FRIARS
Taft Awaits Instructions Re4
garding Vatican Note. !,
A POSSIBLE PLAN FOR SUBSTITUTl0l
1t Is Reported From WashinstOns -
Good Authority That the Governs
OF Has Been Ordered to In
sfst on His Terms.


ROME, July 11.-Judge Taft, goyernI
or of the Philippine Islands, withholdal
his opinion of the latest Vatican nota9
and simply says that he will act up01
the instructions he receives from
Washington.
In Vatican circles the fact is cOnn5
mented upon that Washington has ext
posed itself to the rejection of tHel
principal one of its propositions-
namely. the withdrawal Of the friars--
by not having prior to undertaking an4
exchange of notes initiated pourpar-t
lers through Judge Taft, which would
have shown the government the impas11
sibility of the Vatican granting, pHrel
and simple, the withdrawal of the
friars from the islands. The Wash1
ington government would then havet
understood the necessity of reachinA
the same object by asking for thst
withdrawal of the friars under a DIFF
ferent form-namely, the substitution
of the friars, for state reasons, bN
monks of other nationalites or differ
ent orders etc.
1t is believed that arrangements
on these lines will ultimatei
ly be adopted and that the negotiations
will be satisfactorily concluded. &
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
pAntAInAkerS Win.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE strike
of the pants makers and pressers has
been practically settled. More than
half of the contractors at the behest
Of the manufacturers have signed the
agreement acceding to the demands Of
the strikers. 1t is conceded that the re-
maindcr of the employers will attix
their signatures to the agreement to-
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
The rauneefOte Funeral.

LONDON, July lit has been ar
ranged that the memorial service in
honor Of the late Lord Pauncefote,
which is to be held here Simultaneous
ly with the burial of bis remains, will
be held in st. Margaret's church, West.
minister, July 10. American friends Of
the deceased have been especially in.
vited to be present The United States
armored cruiser Brooklyn, having on
board the body of Lord Pauncefote,
left Annapolis July l and is due at
SOUTHAMPTON today.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Fierce storms Abroad.

LONDON, July 1.-THE storm Of
Wednesday created great havoc atl
Newmarket and other places. 1t was
general over the continent. Tie rail-
road station at Berne, Swift ard,
was set on fire by lightning A.. pars
tally destroyed. A furious gal' ....e6
over the Alps all day long, al,u - is
feared that several parties of ..oun-
taineers We're caught in the storm. In
away by rivers which had eSertlan,ns
their banks, and crops were greatly
damaged.
H. H. Moore Is still In tbs butter en-
and cheese business at ell kim strae1.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
n Eti iSrEES ORDER. !,
II kIaiSr rEH'S OEFICE, !
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, DEI..

biHt -, w..
Upon lhc application of Laura Fl. A. ,rrcen.
leal ana II ules SPARKS, DR., admins :.
TRAITOR, OF kureri T. GrcenIrnt ln;o OF
Chr,>,.aha Hundred. in said county
dtceus.+d, it Is oriercl and directed by the
Register that the tuih,nl.tr tors aforesaid
give notice OF granting Of Letter, If Admins.
irntf,n upon iiic estate OF the dccensad, with
TIE date OF granting therrof, by causing .,dver
tisclnents T." i9 posted within forty days from
the date Of such Letter in six of the most pub
lie pI ices Of the county OF New Castle, reuuir
Ing all person, invinS demands against the et
tAtp, to preSe Mt the SANE or abide by act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided, AMI
also cause the same 10 be inserted within tho
saMe period in the DAILY RnpU UBJLuAN,a Gcw,
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and to b,
continued therein three weeks, =. O. d.
49,, Given under the hand an Ietl OF
I S. ! office Of the tegstr aforesaid at VII
a--' mington. in New Castle county afore-
said, the dag and yt,ir above written,
CALVIN ". CROSsAN, Register.
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Letter,
Of Aummis, ra,uH were III dua form OF
law granted unto the undcrsi sncd. on the eth
day of June I!O|. aud that All persons
having lLus against the "sta te OF the deceased
must prcsunt ths same duly attestuti. to
tiin SAID administrators on or before tie
Wth day June of 1891, or abide tho Act Of As
senlbly III such cast made and provided
LAUnA E, a. GREEN Lr;AF,
CHARLES l.. sPAhItS, IR.
administrators.
Address: l.. q. C9ok, ESP. At orney at Law
Wilmington, Del je.s
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
EtiiS'liiIi'S ORDER
~ i.EtiisI UFFlCg.
NEW GAsTLE COUNTY, DEL,

JUNE ID, wv.
Uron the application Of isaac Snyth lmin
istlut,r c, I. H.. CT b.i!ln NJ t',",tS late
Of Wilmington Ed, in sEtl county .lecoasrl
II iB rGCrcd and directed by ite;,isttr tn ls
tho Admin isirator C. T. n asor, said glva uotla3
OF grant:nRof Letters of Administrations c / II
Onthe est ate OF I 20 aeteaset.with tl3utt3 Dt
granting thereof, by caistnl aivert!aensnti
~ be posted WiCitn forty days from 10 dat,
elHucl letters IN rlx Uf the most pT1ic Diaosl
81 tho county OF NGy C,as:ir, roIiiriuz All
persons having demands syils. IL : u,
10 present tho same. OF aDto by AL hHt o.
Apsa'"l.iy in s,iG!i ease made M pro yIl3l;
ana alsn cause the saIe To be ins+r;ei wan.
IN II c same I'orio IN the BAIM RHeUsLi.
Gan, a Htw- paper published in WllninEL,i.
Pei. aMd - hs cuh.inuo l. th0roiH tnr3,
WeeKs( (c. u. d.
,-----, GivoE uniei t.le haul Rnl Sss' )
I p.S. J OHco Of tt.o Register aforsslii /.
t--' WILMINGTON in Now Castle CIuALy
SiUresBId, tie day and year ab3ys wfittel.
CALVIN ". CiiOSs.iN iitslstar.
SOilCE-Notiee Is lOreDyglvcA that lJ5sar,
Of Administration ia Wr;e in dAe lOr,n u
law granted Uuto ias unuerSign ID. On LIs
18th any OF Jaur. A. ID. l3j.und thAt Az per.
sons having claims against IN ctt.L, OF Cha
ueccD ed must present til. same. cay nitest.
cd 70 the sn.I Ai',in!strlt n II o. or be
fore t;r l4tr day OF lufe E0I, or abide The
AOt Of Assembly In such case naio and pro
Vlded. Is! AE'>.iiTh
Administrator & a.
Address, Roher, {, Flalm Attorney ut Law
Whining on. pui. jelG
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
To the phiIiDpiHes to Wed,

NEWBURG. n. Y. July 1l.-Miss
Clara Lamb Of Cornwall. a graduate
started for the Philippines to marry
Mr.. Connolly principal Of the govern
ment school there. lie was formerly
tea nhnr at Li"hftnh E"l'"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
A Utica Home Burg

UTICA, N. Y, July 11.-While men,
bers of the family of Letter Carrier
Charles II. Shindler were on the street
watching display Of fireworks their
house was entered and $377 in cash, a
gold watch and three gold rings were
stolen
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Hot Weather In Italy,

ROME, July IL Extreme heat pre-
walls throughout Italy. The tempera-
ture at Milan. Mantua and Pavia was
100 degrees f., and there were many
deaths from SunStroke.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

ts- BOOK MAILED FREE,
A. A. lFEVERs, Concessions, Inlamma-
CURES tons. Lung Feyer. Milk Fever.
u. II. sPRAlNs, Lameness, Injuries,
CURES Rheumatism.
z. z. s0RE THROAT. Quinsy, Epizootic,
CURES Distemper.
dGaRs 81 2; WORMS. Bots. Grub..
CURES Lungs. Pieuro.I'neumonin.
+. r. lCOLIC, BelIyache. Wind.Biown,
CURES Dinrrliea, Dysentery.
G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
cUass IA Il; KIDNEY d BLADDER DISORDERS.
IL. lsKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eruptions.
CURES Ulcers. Grease. Farcy.
J. X. BAD CONDITION. Staring Cont,
CURES Indigestion, Stomach stnggers.
&c. each; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book &c. 81.
At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt Of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William & John
Streets, New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Bra X cmnn instantly Killed

UTICA, N. Y, July 11.-Edward
Lambert of West Albany, a brakeman
on the Central Hudson. was instantly
killed by the fast mail just east of the
city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

S'mm's Comp. Pennyroyai Pills. The
ladies extraordinary remedy. Be sure
you got the Comp"
by mail S1.O0. 6)S ktngs.reet.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

Aj)1EGs SUFFERlNa FROM FRI
AH/'A~o vue aim snts from whatever
cause can obtain quick, positive, safe relief
or no charge. Hours 10 u Dr. rrench
hen.ely 90, ilU1 Areh street, Philadelphia,
Fa j.iD.sndiG
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
N EalsTENS ORDER
II ltEGIsrGR's OFFICE,
NkW CAsrLE, COUNTY, DEt.,

r HelsfA't's nnSID4.s,s okDEK; OFFICE, f,
NEW CAsrLE COUNTY, DEL
Ju,v B, 1882,
Upon the application q lsobert q. rrrnim
Executor OF Jaau W. Breson latn
Of Wimingtan Eandred IN s,d county, de-
ceased, it is ordered anl dirccte hy
the :Register tnatf the Executor nforesai
give motif lceof granting OF Letters Testa,nsn.
tary upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing I'D YER
tiseinents to be posted within forty days frStn
the dateoe such Letters in six Of the most pub
Jicplaces OF the county OF New Castle, reJnir-
tpGall persons having demands Hgainst the es.
tate, topresent tile same, or abide by nn act Of
Assembly In such case made nnu provided; aul
also cause tho snino to DO inserted within ths
same period In ths DAILY tEPuB BL1CAN, anews.
paper publishedin Wilmington. Del, aud " Us
continued therein three weeks O. 0. d.
-, Given under the hand md seal Of Of.
Ak fce Of the Register aforesaid, ut vii.
H. - miAgt,n, in New CASTLE county fst1rS
kGid, the day and year above WrittSa
CALVIN W. CKOSSAN, Register.
NtyTJCE-Notice Is hereby given that Letter,
1estamentary were III due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, Oh the 9Th day
Of .uly. A. d.. lDJ., and that all persons
having ciaiins against the estate OF the decea4
ed must present the game, duly attustud. to the
said Executor, on or before tho eth day
Of July liUa or abide the Act Of Assembly
N sucji cnsc made and provided
lObEl.r q. FEAIAI,
Address: 700 French street. Wil,ningto ton. Del
ivD
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

Go to Cape May with Epworth
Church choir excursion n t ues.
dav.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
MAKING CHECKS FOR
TEACHERS Salaries
STATE TREASURER PARK WILL
SEND THEM ALL OVER
THE STATE TODAY.

Th, following from the Atlanta Con
stituuou viii be of interest to the
scaool teachers generally
state Treasurer Park and Assist
ant Treasurer Furlow were busy all
day yesterday getting out checks in
payment OF school teachers salaries
Only sl65,oo0 viii be paid 70 the
teachers at this time, watch is a lit
lte more than half OF what is due them
for theif second months work on the
present year
The amount l' being distributed
pre- rata. so that every teacher in the
sta ! wlil get part of his or her
salary Ter that times The balance of
the amount due will not be paid the
teachers until sometime in juno
when, it is. expected, Governor Cand-
ler viii borrow money enough ito make
uD the difference.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

A squad Of naval reserves un-
Gunnersmate Bailey will have target
practice out on the boulevard this af-
ternoon
Remember the banks will close to-
lay at o'clock. People should draw
their pay rolls before that hour.
Preaching services will be conducted
by Rev. j. w. Weston at the Nc
Kendree Metaodist church tome row.
All cordially invited to hear him.
The little infant of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Elliot died at their home on Car
penter street Wednesday. The re-
mains were takn to McRae Thursday
for interment.
The Brunswick baseball club has
made arrangements to play the Fer
nandina team in that city on June 6.
Turner Brewer, tho nustling rep
resentatiye Of KaloIa one Of the best
remedies on earth fer human ills, is
hp ending come tim Elm the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
SHE STOOD WELL.
Brunswick Girl Makes Good Record
in Virginia School.


Brunswick Girl Makes Good Record
in Virginia School.
The following Letter received by Mr..
] w Griffith, principal OF the Glynn
High school is self explanatory:
Lynchburg, Va, May 10.
rIncipal Glynn High School,
Brunswick, Ca
Dear Sir: In reviewing the work of
the session I 1nd that Miss Emma
Lee, wac was prepared in you&minsti-
tuition, has done credit to your work.
She entered the Freshman class and
thus far has maintained her standing
well We shall be pleased to have.
your continued good will and coopera-
Ion and if We can assist you in any
way shall be glad to do 50.
If you have any particularly Prom
Iisiag graduate whom you would like
to have pursue andvanced work in
4. connection with a course in pedagogy
with view Of having ner return to
your own institution as a teacher we
should take especial pleasure in assist
ing such student if necessary from
our loan fund.
With best wishes for your success
and prosperity. am,
Yours truly,
w. w. Smith.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
PRETTY GRADUATING
EXERCISES LAST NIGHT

tor giving evidence Of marked power
and brilliancy.
The essays Of Miss Della Black,
Mlss Clare O'Conor and SIS Marie
Goette We're exceptionally good, both
the thoughts and language reflected
much credit upon the writer's,
Miss Leila Bunkley charmed the au-
dience with a recitation. The Charge
OF the Light Brigade" delivered in a
splendid manner.
At the close of the program, Rev. d.
Watson Winn awarded the prizes with
beautiful and appropriate remarks.
The prizes wee awaded by Mr.. A.
/. Franklin as follows:
The $50 in gold given by Mayor
Emanuel was divided between five of
Tie graduates, each Of these making
the required average. They were:
Hunter Hopkins, David Ross, Glare
O'Conor Leila Bunkley, Leah Johnson
~ The $40, given by friend OF thel
scnool. who modestly withholds his
name. was divided between Hunter
Hopkins ana Miss Leila Bunkley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
THE LADIES MAKE
INTERESTING REPORT
FULL STATEMENT OF THE WORK.
OF THE OAK GROVE GENE
TER soC'ET|.

The Oak Grove Cemetery Society,
having received from the public the
means for carrying on its work, here.
by submit it's first annual report
The condition OF Oak Grove CEN
terry previous to March ], 1901 is too.
well known for comment. A few la
dies, seeing the wilderness, OF weeds,
the piles OF trash. the fallen fences.
the lilapidated building, all surround
ed by a rusty iron fence, determined to
unite in an effort to improve the place
confident that all which was needed
was systematic work ana moderate
amount of money to pay workman.
Their first announcement was an
offer Of $50 a year from Captain JOS.
Lassare to pay ,-4e wages Of man
to keep him all the time
A meeting was called for March 2,
1901, at which aDout twenty ladies'
twenty ladies we're present AMI tl4,.l-
lowing oaicrcs were elected by ballot:
Mrs G. o. Wilder. president; Mrs T.
f, Smith, vice president; Mrs j. A.
Montgomery secretary. Mrs A. G.
Banks, treasurer.
It was decided to solicit monthly
subscriptions from those interested
and Mrs. r. f. Smith was appointed
solicitor for the southern portion OF
the city and Mrs Young, assisted by
Mrs. Colesberry, for the northern por-
tion.
After a week or two the reports Of
the committees warranted the offer Of
$500 weekly to a workman, ana
young white man was mepioyed, he
makingg his application before an as
sembled meeting, In July, this man
gave UP the position and cclored man
was employed at $3.50 per week, who
is still at work at $500 per week. Sew
eral times during the year, when tn
needs were growing very fast, the So
ciety was obliged to hire an extra man
for few days
The WORK at the cemetery mas been
personally superintended the presi-
dent who was assisted by Mrs. JOS
Lasserre. N whose good taste and
love for flowers the beautiful floral
effect is mostly due. These ladies' ar
at tn cemetery every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon, to whom all com
'9rem 90 pInoqs sls9nboL pue slu!elc
and not to the workman.
From March 2, 1901, to April, 1902.
the society held twenty meetings. All
proceedings OF which have been re
corded in the secretary's book, the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
THE IRRIGATION BILL
IN THE HOUSE YESTERDAY

secretary and treasurer both resignin9
during the summer on account Of i'll
health. There being no ladies who
could conveniently fill their places til g
president assumed their duties until
the end of the year
The collectors appointed for 4
year were Mrs. T. f. Smith and Mrs.
J L. Young, the latter assisted by
Mrs. J, E. Young and Mrs Christie.
Mrs Jennings collecting for a short
I}me The amount collected by tae'
la-.es during the year was $26l 90,
the amount paid out $258.50. All
money not required for immediate use
has been deposited in the Brunswick
Bank and Trust company
Mrs. Smith was treasurer of the de
Eartment during tae past yehr and
was reelected for the ensuing year.
Th regular society dues are five
cents a month are used for incidentas
purposes. The amount collected was
$12,10, all Of which was expended for
tools. drayage and stationary.
At the request Of the society The
city removed the old building and for
months material and funds were So
licited for q new one, and there is now
finished and paid for a little chapel
suitable Tor place to hold society
meetings, for funerals and the storage
of the worllman5 tools.
For the drawing and specification.
gentle society is indebted to the gem
crosby OF Geo. w. Lane, architect, At
lant9. For building material thanks
are due Mr. A. c. Banks. Mr.. Torlas
Mr. Sizer, Mr. Councilman Mr. Milcr
and Mir. Anderson For shingles, Lang
q Wood and Mrs Christie, for oil and
paint Mr. Johannesen and Mr.. ]. Ma
son and 70 nails, Mr.. ]. O'Conor. Mr..
Baldwin very kindly laid the brick
work free of charge. Mr.. Lytle paint
adthe gate arch. Mr.. Jennings CON
A'tpNNNN % bAblG anu MIS-. Oun2 q
chair. Thanks are due Mr.. .McCreary
for valuable assistance during the
year
For the casa expense of the chapel
thq city appropriated s75 and rs }citi-
zens contributed sums from ten cents.
to twelve dollas, aggregating $loos
Every name is recorded The value
OF the chapel is sttmatd at $500.
Th city anticipated our wishes and
painted the fence and also appropria-
tod $500 weekly an this, with our
regular subscriptions. win enable us
TO keep a man at work all the time
during the present year.
Again we thank all wno have so
cheerfully assisted us in accomplishing
even more than we expected to do
when the year began
Mrs G. O. Wilder. President
Mrs T. f. Smith, Wee President
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
NEW COMMITTEE
MET YESTERDAY
F. (. TWtTTY WAS REELECTED
CHAIRMAN AND D. w. KRAUSS
MADE SECRETARY.

The newly elected democratic exec
utiye committee met at the court house
yesterday and effected organization.
+. r. Twitty was elected chairman
AMI D w. Krauss secretary.
Rules were adopted to govern The
primary to be held June 6.
Judge s. c. Atkinson and Rev. D.
Watson Winn were elected delegates
to the senatorial convention and Mes
srs. II. f. du Bignon and B. e. Lewis
were elected alternates.
The committee adjourned until June
6, when delegates to the gubernator-
ial convention will be elected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
SWALLOWS HIS
TEETH AND DIES
WELL KNOWN JACKSONVILLE
MAN MEETS AN UNUo-
UAL DEATH.
While Eating an Orange His False
Teeth Were SwaIlawed and
Death Resulted.

Jacksonville Fla May % The
death Of Benjamin II. Hopkins. which
occurred here yesterday was from Il
cause almost unknown to medical sci
ence.
On April 10, as be was eating an or
auge he snoezed violently, and as he
did so plate with four on five false
teeth was in some way drawn down his
throat He choked and was about to
strangle when the teeth slipped further
down, presumably into his stomach.
Physicians and surgeons were called
in Immediately aud an attempt was
made to locate the teeth. Inflammation
set in i'll his throat from decorations
made by the teeth in going down, it
Was thought, and a hol5 was cut in hi.
windpipe After about three weeks it
was discovered that the teeth had not
gone into the stomach, but wore in the
throat just under the clavicle An ep-
Grafton was successful in removing
them and it was thought that Mr. Hop
kins would recover, but he was to
weak
Mr. Hopkins was known from one
end of this state to the other and in
Georgia rs well, having been in the
transportation business all Of his life
until the last few months. He was con
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
TO COMMENCE WORK
lNVERY FEW DAYS
ARMOUR AND COMPANY WILL
REMODEL THE JULIUS MAY
BUILDING.

The Armour Packing Company, who
have recently leased the two-story
brick building of julius May, at theA
corner OF Gloucester and Bay streets,
for the purpose Of establishing cold
storage depot in Brunswick, will com
mence the work of remodeling the
Luil3ing in few days. It is under-r
stood that it is the intention Of the
company TO carry full line Of their
products in this city and tnat they will
make Brunswick distributing point
for their southeast Georgia territory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-24
ITS CHANCES
LOOK GOOD
FRIENDS OF THE MEASURE ARE
ENCOURAGED OVER UNLOCKED
FOR SUPPORT WHICH HAS
BEEN RECEIVED.

1T is THOUGHT THAT SENATORS
FROM THE SOUTH AND THE
EAST WILL BE IN FAVOR OF
ITS PASSAGE.