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ganization. The document, as printed
in full, showed that it was executed in
New Orleans, duly signed by Mrs. Da-
Wis and two women of the committee
appointed TO attend TO the matter. APP
parently the document fills all legal re-
uuirements, and in most states ii would
be so, but not in Louisiana. Law IN
that state was fashioned on the old
French model, which subOrdinated
women very much in legal way. As
a result, a woman cannot be a witness
in the signature Of a legal document.
This fact, that women cannot wit
ness legal documents was brought out
strongly a few years ago. Women who
are taxpayers can vote on bond prOpO-
sitions in Louisiana. Also, if wOm-
an does not desire to go 10 the polls
personally, she can issue a proxy
signed by herself and two witnesses,
and the holder thereof can vote IN
her stead.
"When I was in New Orleans they
were voting on the proposition to IS
sue bonds for the extensive sewer sys-
tenn. Miss Gordon undertook the
work of collecting proxies to vote IN
favor of the bonds. For awhile she
paid no special attention to The per-
sons who signed as witnesses. but her
attention was called to the fact that
while a woman could sign proxy as
principal. she could not sign as a wit
ness. Consequently a good many
proxies had 10 be made out over
again.
IT'S the same way with this will
made by Mrs. Davis. Two women
signed as witnesses, but their attesta-
tion will not be considered in Louis.
lana court. according to the way un.
derstand things. A legal document
must conform TO the laws of the local
itv in which it is made, hence, il will
be necessary for the Alabama women,
if they want to be sure of the will, 70
have il out once more and IN strict
conformity with local law"
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
A.; The KAISER'S COUNTRY.

Berlin's richest inhabitant has G 49,
500 a year; the tax he pays on this is
e4,66O.
Berlin statisticians have found that
only 597 Christian names are en-
ployed for the 41,OOO children born
there each year.
In Berlin a student who wrote for the
newspapers has been fined heavily for
publishing the substance of a pro-
fessor's lectures in his articles with
out permission.
Leipzig university has had the good
fortune, unusual for German uniyersi-
ties, of receiving a s25O.O0O bequest
from q private individual. It was OBJ
tanned after q complicated law suit
with the University of Vienna.
Berlin's watchfuI police author
ities have issued a warning
against iced drinks in sum-
mer weather as being injurious to
health. People are warned not TO
drink beverages that are colder than
50 degrees Fahrenheit.
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POETIC JIEGLES.
Loss.

Loss.
Who that hath lost some dear-beIovsd
friend
But knOweth how-when The wild grief
is spent
That tore his soul wiki agony. and did
lend
Fen to the splen6oI- -beaming armament
The bighting darkness of his shadowed
There surely follows peace and quiet sor-
row
Tfat lead his spirit. by divinest art.
Past the drear present 10 that glorious
morrow
Where parting is not, neither grief nor
fear!
But how shall he find comfort, who sees
die.
Not the one presence that he held most
But from his heart a hope as Heaven
high,
And from his life a wish as Truth sup-
lime,
And from his soul love that mocke4 at
Time?
-Hildegarde Hawthorne, in the Atlantic.
The Dilemma of the Seasons.
When it's January weather, an, the river
as il flows
Keeps on a gittn' droWsy till it finally is
fToZe,
Oh, it's fine TO SLUggle close 10 where the
fire is burEiE bright,
Or else 10 pull the covers up around your
chin at night.
An the chores you migtS be doin' sort O.
NIL your mind with pain.
An so you put en- on until it's summer
time again.
An when the June time gTeets US an the
roses blush an Try
To hide from truaut breeZes as they come
a-whisper!n by.
When everything you notice seems to
tempt you out TO play
An it's time TO go a-fishin' every minute OF
the day
Well, there's no excuse fur toilin' when the
skies are warm an blue,
So you guess you'll wait till winter, when
there's nothing else to Go.
Washington Star
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nd with this scene there III
Anticipation and Reality.

We fix our minds on distant scenes
AHd save until at last We find
With pleasure that We have the means
To quit awhile the weary grind.
We go and look the wonders DER.
And they are wonderful 10 more
Men see success far, far ahead
And, striving, gaze with yearning eyes:
By devious pathways they are led
To grasp at last the splended prize
Then. sitting down, they wonder where
The Joy is they expected there.
We think IF glory we shall win
When We have crossed to that bright
shore
Where there is neither woe nor sin
And trying tasks ObtruGe no more.
! worGer If there, too, We may
Find less than We expect, some day.
s. Z. Kissr, in Chicago Record Herald.
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Along Lies Way.

! only ask the strergth-the grace
To take hte's crosses as they Gomez
l may not always see Gods face;
II darkness l am dumb.
Why should ! mUTmuT at the way?
Life must have winter. even as May
! count my gain, and not my loss.
And still my soul is comforted
Though every path leads TO a cross
Whose shadows hide Loves dead.
Out Of the blackness Of the night
God WeaYes a laurel for the light,
And still far of the light appears,
And still sweet beLeGictions fall;
The tears We shed are April-tears-
Sunlight Is in them all!
Sorrow eLCureth-not for long
joy cOmeth with the morning song!
F. L. Stanton, il Atlanta Constitution.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
WIT AND WISDOM IN NOVELS.

It's a great thing to be Of some use
in the world.-"Brinton Eliot"
a little EuroPe is dangerous thing.
The Courage of Conviction"
There's no friend in this world like
a SO bill.-"The Courage of Conyic-
ton"
a woman is all heart and sentiment
and while her fortress is a strong one,
yet she expects TO be conquered, and
once she surrenders she loves no one
more than her conqueror.-"Buen
Hampton"
l am glad TO have lived; to have
known the hopes of youth and the
trials of mankind; to have felt within
nv soul the emotion which rules the
earth and the universe. and which is
heavens undefiled gift to man.-"The
Love Story of Abner Stone"
Money is a heavy load that has a
wonderful knack of fitting itself into
the angles of ones back, and finding
out methods of tightening its own
weight, Of all the burdens have ever
known this has. believe, the greatest
power Of adaptability to the bearers
strength.-"Miser Hoadley's Secret"
Talking 1t Over OGtsiu1.
"She always said she preferred to
be the wife OF one of the plain peO-
pie, but they say the man she mar
ried is heir to a fortune"
still she's got her wish all right.
I never saw hcmelier chap than he
is in my life."-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
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WOMEN IN LOUISIANA.
They Can Vote on Tax Propositions
But Cannot Act as Witnesses
to IA Signature.

at will be rather disappointing for
the Alabama women in charge of the
jefferson Davis relics at Montgomery
to learn they have made an eBSOr, "
said a visitor at Birmingham TO an
Age-Herald reporter.
a few weeks ago, at their conven-
tion, it was announced that Mrs. Davis
had conveyed these relics of her IL
lustrious husband by will to the or
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

,r,, Laura Carroll will visit friends
ID BlumOre, Md.
#, n c. Martin heads tie district
3.'s5aton to the B. NJ. c.
There is movement OF foot to or
-.,.1s a Home Rule Club.
~.. ,oDointn ent Of Mr.. John G. Nalle
h., gIysn entire satisfaction.
v, Daniel S.eEart, son OF Mr.Geo.
a. stewart is in New York,
v,G. Alfred Custer. of Winchester
Y, vas in the city last Sund y.
Miss Matte Bruce looks exceptions
,nr well after her trip TO Bermuda.
The promotion of MIR. Aldridge Lew
r,6l,hly gratifying TO his friends.
The native Washingtcnians are
s..Dsnng for an encampment ball.
NJ, Johnson Of Baltimore, Md, is
,5,Uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Lee.
The Musical Journal that is to be
started Will make its appearance IN
January.
bn- c. c. Stewart who has been on
ansuensiye eastern trip, returned TO
the city last week.
Miss Nellie Grant. of Winchester
IA. will spend two weeks in this CITY
beginning October 8.
The committee OF native Washing
,o7lns met at the residence Of Miss
Efs Middleton last week.
NJ, and Mrs. Tanner, of Rochester, Pa.
vii Be among the visitors at the o..
AR EnCampment next month.
l,rations are out announcing the
manage of Miss Bessie SnOwden TO
n, 3an Janiier, Thursday. October
l!yl.
NssL.zzie Kitchens, Of Baltimore.
Nd and several others will visit the
r.spr0n Of the Native Washington
nly next month.
Ms Richardson of Ost. N. W., and
her grand daughter MISS Lnttie Rich
nt;5na are back from Middlehurg Va,
nu.h IeCuperated.
Miss n. f Griffin one Of the oldest
and most accomplished sewing teach
erS u the public schools, after haV-
INK s-ent pleasant time in the mot n
U.1s 0. Virginia. returned last wee
highly pleased with her trip.
Miss Annie V. Throckmorton OF
Summit Point West Va, spent last
Sunday IN this city as the gueStO OF Mrs
Dyer Of nth ST. y. w. She was ac-
c0mpalIed by her brother Mr.. John
Ih-5csROrtoL, who will spend the
winter in Washington as a student in
Howard University.
Mrs J. 7. Hall, the wife of Trustee
] !. Hall, OF the Rust University,
Holly Springs, Miss. and sister 10
Mrs. D. A Mckinney, OF 63 ? street,
northwest will attend the EnCamp-
nent as will also Prof and Mrs. F. H.
NSsaCk, of the same institution and
Miss Fannie Dean, a teacher in the
State Normal School Of Holly Springs.
Miss The entire party will be the
cues, Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. McKia-
l5y and it's hoped that hev will leave
pleased with Washington and enjoy
lneIr visit, which could not be Cther
wise with a host and hostess as Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinney. 7
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A ReRroOf,

She (walking home from church,
Did you notice that lovely Partisan
hat Mrs. Styler was wearing?
could think of nothing else the whole
time.
He-No, my dear, can't say I did.
To tell you the truth, l was half
asleep most of the time.
She-Thenyou ought to be ashamed
to own it. A nice lot of good the
service must have done you, I must
say.-AllY Sloper.
Esssatiais.
There are three things with which. II wise.
AaA knowing where contsntment lea
A man keeps on good terms for lie
His stomach and his wife
--BrookIYn Life.
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4 Cheerful Whistler.

When troubles n battalions
Come 10 MN Gay by Gay,
he looked toward the morning
Al WhistlsC 'em away!
In all the storm and darkness
He saw the raiLbOW's ray,
Heard voices Of the morning
And Wh.SJleG grief away!
he felt the fall OF Sorrow
But what was there TO Say2
Far of the bells were ringing:
He WhistleG care away!
No night the morning sunshine
With solemn shades could stay;
Forever and forever
He Whistled grief away!
r L. Stanton, ia Atlanta Constitu
ton
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p.,,.d MIL for Children.

Baked milk is a good food for deli
cate children. and it may be giver
favored in any way viii rice, fruit OF
biscuits. Set two quarts of milk II
q lar and tie il down with writing pa
ner. Let this stand in moderately
hot oven for eight or ten hours. II
should then be of the consistency OF
cream. Be sure that the oven is quite
clean before baking the milk.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
They Know Him Not.

The ancient cat sits on the fence
And sings of other days.
His thousand children roam the earth
And wend their devious ways.
His throat Is sore, his voice is cracked,
And sad is his meow
Not one Of all his prosperous sons
viii recognize him now.
-Pupk
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

"Do you believe in hypnotism?"
asked the young man who never heeds
the fight of time.
Yes, indeed" answered Miss Cay
enne, where there ere people who can
put me TO sleep simply by talking to
me."-Washington Star.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
A Gentle Hint.

Lenders-Do you ever think Of that
''ten-spot" you borrowed of me?
Borroughs-Don't worry. 1 stin
have il in mind.
Lenders-Don't you think it about
time you relieved your mind?-Phl-
adelphia Press.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
A Memory.

A cottage and a garden-spot
stretch OF meadow green,
A pretty view Of village homes
AoowE the hill is seen.
In fancy once again l stand
By garden gate alone:
! watch the sunset cOlOrs fade,
The stars come, one by one.
hear the gently lowing cows-
Tie chickens peep: Goodnight"
See Lady Luna" rise and shed
Abroad her calm clear light!
And with this scene there always comes
a fragrance sweet and rare
From sweet-briar rose, that stately grows
And sheds its perfume there!
Long years have passed since last I saw
My childhood's happy home;
But sweet-briar fragrance round me floats
When back in dreams / roam!
minneapolis Housekeeper.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

third earl of Northampton. The
young woman secured for the recent
coronation a magnificent diamond
tiara, said TO have been once the
property of Empress Josephine of
France, and is said to have collected
other rare gems, which she wore on
that occasion.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
The Doctor Talks Back.


many who charge only two cents for
a consultation and four cents for q
visit" said the mean man.
"WelI, if they always get that much,
they beat me-" sRid the dOctOr.-YOn-
To the observant gardener all na-
lure seems kindly. Make garden al
ways when faith is low and Optim-
ism seems the cheerfulness Of fools
Gardening has been called the rec
reation of great minds. 1t is none
the less the refreshment of the jad-
ed, the courage-bringer Of those ais
most ready TO fail.
Do not despise sOapsuds as an aid
20 good gardening. A strong sudE
makes a good fertilizer, especially
for gross feeders, and many insects
dislike the flavor of soap extremely
Dissolve the soap in hot water, cool,
and pour about the roots.
Sunhowers may be transplanted
quite easily if the work is done on a
rainy day or in the cool Of the even
ing. The big, new, double varieties
are handsome enough for lawn or
decorative purposes, and these are
better transplanted far apart.
'Inpatienee' is the nickname OF a
certain dear little flower which
should be in every collection. It is 50
nicknamed because of its impatience
to bloom. 1t Is good for either pot
ting or gardeB culture, and will bios
SON steadily for months at time.
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Talking II Over OGTsiuv.
She alyV3yS said she Drsferred
A Queer Wish.

He-How charmingly you sing.
She-DO you really think so?
He-Oh. yes, indeed, never listen
TO you without wishing you were where
my folks in Colorado could hear you.
Chicago American,
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
Mac Summrr GirI-
ThnIlrh

Though Paris furnishes her gowns
And all her hats may plan,
Our Yankee coasts and mountains now
Provide her coat Of tan
Puck
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
LADY EDITH VILLIERS.
Oharming Young british AristOcra4
Whose Hand Is Sought by W.
W. AstOr's Son.

Lady Edith ViIliers, for whose hand
.n marriage young Waldorf AstOr has
JUST proposed, is the daughter of the
earl Of Clarendon, and is one of the
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

Didn't 1 see my husband kissing
you?"
Goodness, no. mum. I wouldn't be
caught dead kissing such a looking
ting as him. ."-Chicago American.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
NV Fathers VIII.


NV friends account me as quite poor,
But l say not"
Though of this worries Wealth am sure
I've nothing got.
Rave no money, house, or lands,
Nor aught mine own.
poor7 Yes, as this world understands,
Poor as stone.
Vet am rich in things more worth,
That will AbiCe,
Than II owned the whole wide earth
And all beside.
p,ta xyorld's wealth taketh 10 u wings
And flies away;
Not so sternal, heavenly thngs,
They come 10 stay.
William G. Haeselbarth, in Christian
Work.
Music.
O glorious spirit, bringing joy and freedom
To Cares sad cspuves, psnt oy prison
bars!
Thou caIlest US; an6-to thy voice respond
ing,
We soar beyond the stars!
Der space triumphant our glad spirits
traverse
me Ftariit paths by angel footsteps trod:
Til We behold, at last. in lights EpkhdoF'
The Paradise Of Cod
Helen Holton, IN Canadian AACs1nS~
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
The EEOikt,

I am the man who runs them all!
l stand IN conscious power
Upon my homemade pedestal,
The hero Of the hour
DEGREES Of Kings, or words Of Wit
Which mighty minCA reveal,
Can never hope 10 make hit
Until they bear my seal.
l do not toll. l but compile
The scroll that tells renown.
Men coo like children when l smile
And tremble when l troWn.
'Tis thus the lOrdly egOlst sings
While earnest workers strive
And find the JOY that doing brings,
Nor know that he's alive.
Washington Star.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
HOHQ[d MedlGll Department.

WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Including Medical, Dental
and PharmaCeutic Colleges.
Thirty-hfth Session (Ieo2-Ieo3)
will begin October Ist., 1902,
and continue seven 81 months.
Tuition fee in Medical and Den
tai Colleges. each $1,000
Phar-naceutic College $1,000.
All students must register be-
fore October u. 1902.
8For catalogue or other informa-
tion apply TO
F. J. SHADD, A NJ, MD.
Secretary
0OI r ST., n. W. Washington, D. c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

build any obstruction over the said
highways, squares Or greens Of said
cit1 which Will interfere with the
public in its use of the same as a
highway for vehicle or pedestrian.
Section II. Be it further ordained,
That should the said grantees, their
successors or assigns, fail or refuse
to perform the conditions or comply
with the terms ana provisions herein
set out and imposed upon and assumed
by them under this ordinance, then,
in such event the said Mayor and
council may, at its option, annul and
revoke this franchise and all of the
rights, powers and privileges herein
granted
Section y. Before said grantees.
their successors or assigns, snail have
the right or authority to exercise any
Of the rights or privileges herein
granted, they, or one Of their mum
Der duly authorized by them in writ
ing. shall signify the acceptance of
this ordinance and the terms and con
ditlons herein set out, in writing.
which acceptance snail be spread on
the minutes OF council, and such ac-
ceptance shall give this ordinance and
all rs terms and conditions not only
the force of law. but also the full
force Of contract between the
Mayor and council and said grantees.
their successors or assigns.
Section 49, Be it further ordained
That should said grantees. their sue
cessors or assigns. or the persons or
corporation owning and controlling
such street railway. after once be-
ginning the operation of the same
fail or cease to operate sucn railway
M such manner and with such sched-
nles as will afford the public fit and
reasonable transportation facilities
Tor a term Oh four mon,As. then. in
that event, the Mayor and council
shal have the right to revoke and
annul this ordinance ami the rights
and privileges herein GRANTEE.
Section l4.-Be it further ordained
That all ordinances and parts of or.
dinances in conflict herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Adjourned, N. ID. RUSSELL.
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

The premium rate upon all policies
in the Penn Mutual are from 10 per
cent. to 20 per cent. less than those
OF other companies. These rates will
be increased to conform to those OF
other companies on May 1, 1902
therefore now is the time to insure
and save above difference, and you
only have this opportunity for few
weeks. Call on Fleming & Vaughn
agents. for all information desired.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

From this date until further notice
| will be at the City nall from a.
m until 2 noon and from p m. to
5 p. m. All parties who have filed
complaints against city assessments
for the year 1902 according to law
are hereby notified to request the sew
eral arbtrators named to make en-
gagements for arbitration. Respect
fully. p W. FLEMING.
City Arbitrator.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

You can, at any time. get What
YOU need in something good to drink
from me. I carry a full line OF all
kinds domestic and imported liquors
and wines in stock, which you can
buy at prices to suit the p.or. Sig
Leyison agent. $40 Bay Telephoue
-
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}. W. CONOLY,
Notary Public and Ex-Officlo Justice
of the Peace.
Office, 2O7 Newcastle Street

Ten summers old CaniCornia claret.
c. grade, the finest claret made. bet
ter than imported S3.25 per dozen
Telephone 1870. Sig Levison, agent
SO Bay street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Dr.. c. Bouvier's Buchu gin an
invaluable cure for the kidney and
EE "GCr 500 Per O lart Telephone
1870, Sig Leyison, gent. $40 Bay
street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Try u quart bottle of our Old Grow
rye whiskey, at rs cents. equal to
any dollar goods in Brunswick $40
Bay street, Sig Levison agent Tel
epnone 15U.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Try bottle of Columbo Bitters. A
fine tonic ana appetizer; none better
only as ceats. Telephone 1870 Sig
Les son, HAtat.
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the following percentages OF the
gross earnings OF such electric rail
way and power plant; to wit: After
ter, per centum of such gross
earnings: for the next succeeding
five years, per centum oil such
gross receipts; provided the popuIa-
don OF said city according 20 the
census thereof as taken BY the United
States government ia the year 1910.
shall be not less than thousand;
thereafter and until 1880, per
centum OF sucn gross receipts pro
yided that the population OF said city.
as taken by the United States govern
ment at any time between 1919 AMI
1895. snail moi less taan -- thou
sand and if such population be less
than thousand, then they shall
ay -- per centun d such gross Ie-
ceipts during such years from 1890 10
he expiration OF the term oil this
grant per centum OF such gross
a, tt .,.-.. a.5 .-a.-t..-o- ~
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''.' ~
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VI" q ''i''''''' '
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'@i'""y Sna'' '9 @'''J '' %" an '''''
la''e'7 no" p" -. '''"'
'e' edi 'e' wy e'''l' y IVY .'''7 '''''
regulating 'i'' 9i'seu "i-' ''i.i'''7 r.
iectiIc "a ~ saw '''s
Section T. BE il further ordained
That the rights, franchises powers
and privileges herein granted may
be exercised ~ the said grantees,
their successors ana assigns Tor and
during the term of fifty years from
Jhe date of the passage oil this ogdi
nance. unless sooner terminated and
forfeited under the terms of this or
dinance
sac+ion ne ii turta.r orlainad
Thar fine ,iebt. novars franchises
and nri,.iIaeee berein granted shan
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

You can depend upon getting the
best when you call for a Brunswick
made clgar-Rio Hondo cigar fac
tory
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Mrs Healy, OF Brooklyn, and Miss
Bradley, Of Washington, who have
been for some time the guests Of Ms.
J. A. Butts, have returned to their
homes, to the regret Of the many
friends they made here
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Pipes! pipes! Pipesl ana el9ol5er
articles. carry the largest assert
heHt o. ~ ny, aad G. : SUIT eye's-
body Sig LeYson. agent 3ta Bay
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Picked spare ribs just in at Har-
pers. Phone 1853.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

An enjoyable dance will be given
Monday night at the Rifemen's
armory Quite a number of dancers
viii be present and the occasion will
be happy one in every sense Of the
word
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Insurance Montgomery i Good
year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Order your Page fence now-an ex.
pert will be here to build it. C. w.
Deming-'Phone PIT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

Miss Mary Wilson has returned to
her home after spending several
weeks here the guest Of her brother
Mr.. J. G. Wilson at the Oglethorpe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-04

The finest line of imported gins.
Scotch whiskeys and French hrandys
at Reasonable prices. Telephone 1870
: 3 IoVisoIs, agent, 310 Bay sire. .