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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Edwardsville Organizations and So
cietiea Hold Annual Meetings.

Among election of officers in various or
CARNATIONS and societies at Edwardsviile
on Friday and Saturday were the follow
ing
Turnverein-A. Klingel, first speaker;
Henry Daube. second speaker: Gus
Soehlke. first William Broeg, sec
ond Fren Hansen, k~assewart: b.
c. Staben, s~chriftwart: J. w. Bayer, finan-
cial secretary; Fred Soehlke. zuegwart.
Trades and Labor Assembly,. c. Sta
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Verdict Of Accidental Death.

At the inquest yesterday afternoon over
the body of Albert Alexander, employe of
the East St. Louis and Suburban Electric
Railroad, who was fatally injured in an
accident at Collinsville Friday evening, a
verdict of accidental death was returned.
Alexander was caught between the cars
while making a coupling and was crushed
50 badly that death resulted a few hours
later.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Real Estate Tran.fers,

Real estate transfers filed for record In
Be-leville yesterday were:
F. P. Brigham and wife to F. W. Wheeling.
lots IS and IS. block ZOE. Denverside: warranty
deed. sl.S75.
c. W. Wheeling and wife to H. L. Wheeling.
lot 10 and part of lot II. block x. Wfnstaniey
Park: warranty deed, $500.
,. a. Jones and wife to Henry Reia s.. pArt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
EAST SIDE NEWS.

Of block PIP. East St. Louis: warranty deed.
n q VI Vtetmeyer ct al. by Master in Chancery.
%: Denverside: warranty deed. s1.iss. ~
+ tekete and wife to T. L. Fekete. lots
ana Z block s.. Denverside; warranty deed, 81
C., Q. McCasiand and wife to Arthur Me- as
iand. part OF lot Il. block %. Longwood addition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
CoIIey Announces Candidacy.

SPECIAL
Waynesville. Mo-. Dec. 20.-C. H. Colley
of Waynesville, who held a cierkship in the
Senate during the FOrty-first session of the
Legislature. is a candidate for folder OF the
Senate in the Forty-second General Assem-
bly,. Mr.. COlley is a lifelong Democrat and
has for several years been closely Identified
with the politics of Pulaski County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Standard Pullman sleeper
TO SAN FRANCISCO !

VIA MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
line operating through standard PnlIman
Sleeping Cars. St.. Louis to San Francisco
wltnout cnange. via Scenic Colorado. Train
on Diner; For further Information see CITY
dicket Agent, southeast corner Sixth. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Stabbed win a TroweI.

A c~oremaker's trowel, keen and pointed,
was the weapon with which John Chapman,
an employe of the Madison car foundry,
was stabbed yesterday morning by a fellow
workman. A deep wound in his neck was
inflicted by the instrument and Chapman
was rendered unconscious by loss of blood.
The assault was the climax of a quarrel be-
tween Chapman and several coremakers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
and count SYu os we were Organized in every city

p pn9 clubs were organized in every c,tv
dr q color line. 1t was stated, Is not tn h.
executive seM y IN amy amy Of these ORGANIZATIONS. An
appointed cInInmlttee Of nine members was
t son was elected chairman Of the Commit
tee' ana W. p. King. a negro editor of Dai,
me committee is composed of five white
men and four negroes. Doctor Scheson
nda Editor King are avowed political enc
Wiss OF state Chairman LYON Doctor
AGneSon lives in the same county GraysonS
t mad lyon, and In the late State. Campaign
beina 20 c en MIN for State chairman "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Arrested for Attempted Burglary.

A negro. who gave his name as John
Thomas, was arrested by Policeman Fahey
ana Noonan early yesterday morning on a
charge of attempted burglary. The negro
is charged with breaking the glass and I'M
latching the door of a grocery store on
CollinSville avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Hospital for Tri-Citfe,.

The Reverend A. II. Almstedt. pastor of
the Granite City Lutheran Church at Gran
lite City. who Is the promoter of the new
hospital to be located at Granite City, Is
getting details in shape for Incorporation.
ready been secured and it is expected that
the building will be started in the spring.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
TRI-CITIES.
PREPARING LABOR TICKET.
Trade UniOnists VIII Take Part in
Spring Election.

Labor leaders of Granite City are quietly
preparing a ticket for the municipal eiec-
ton, to be held in the spring. The ticket
men and is to be chosen from the work
men at the different mills. At the last cleo
ton the labor vote predominated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
former Governor. patronizingly. ct am glad
to see that Mr.. Wallace's friends are stand
ing by him"
The Governor did not seem disturbed.
Miss Young Candidate for Folder.

REPUBLIC PECIA
Holden. Mo-. Dec. Miss Helen Gould
Young will be a candidate for folder of the
House at jefferson City at the coming ses-
sion. Miss Young is making an active can
vass for the position Her father Is serv-
ing his second term in the Legislature.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
LAFE PENCE CARRIES De KALB.
Democratic Candidate Elected to
Legislature by 344 Majority.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Maysville, Mo-, Dec, 0.-At a special cleo
ton held in De Kalb County to-day, LATE
Pence. the Democratic candidate, defeated!
Silas Riggs, the Republican choice, by 34
majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
&AAE for Boys So
VsaTO Suits.
sass t ssd H oysr SO ss''s
S3.95 for snd H 9ys,s SO ssi's

These Suits are made in double
breasted 2-piece and single-breast-
ed 3-piece, up to 10 years, and the
Norfolks, sizes 3'to 10, in cheviOts,
cassimeres, worsteds. fancy Scotch
well trimmed and made. and are
all this seasons productions.
The Overcoats and Refers are
made Of blue chinchilla, all-woOl
frieZes. Oxfords and brown chev-
lots and cassimeres, for boys 8 to
IL years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
Pile and FistuIa Cure.

Sample treatment Red Cross Pile and Fla.
tula Cure. and book explaining each va.
riety OF piles. sent free, Rea Co., Dep. -
S.. Minneapolis, MINI.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21

Suit and 0VerCOat Values
The last of Lsidor KaufmaH's great
SIS, 600 New York wholesale stock now
selling at about fifty cents on the dollar.
"a nE for Isidor Kaufman's Mems
O4sOO $40 Suits and 0vercoats.
S7.45 ST. s.: ! saii: . .:' ss:1s:.t .''''
@0 II for Isidor Kaufman's Mems
0Os u SIS Suits and 0vsrcoats.
@li IL for lsidor Kaufman's Mems
St8 Suits and 0vercoats.

These suits are made of strictly Atwood cashmere,
fancy unfinished worsteds and stylish Scotch cheviot-
They come either single or double breasted. Elegantly
made with u good Italian serge lining; rare values.
. Mems Overcoats, in Atwood blue and black kerseys,
smooth and rough cheviots. in the very latest styles,
such as the Columbia Swagger and
fitting. long. medium and short lengths. with or without
slanting pockets, elegantly made and trimmed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-21
4 S425 Estey Piano

to the lady sending the most
women to our special demon
stration of f. c. and American
Beauty CorsetS. 1t costs moth
ing TO become d contestant nor
need you buy anything to vote.
Further information in our
Corset Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
SAVANNAH FIRM
INVESTING HERE
McDONNoUGH & co. HAVE PUR-
CHASED AiKENS PLAN
ING MILL.
They viii Greatly improve the Prop
erty and Will Conduct the
Business on a Large
Scale.

Frank D. Aiken. OF this city has
closed for the sale OF his paning mi!l
and wharf, in the southern portion
of the city, whereby the ownership of
the property passes from Mr. Aiken to
.-essrs, J. J. McDonnough 4 Co., OF
Savannah. 1
The new purchasers will take
charge of the mil on September 1,
and in the meantime they will make
many improvements in same, and pro-
pose to engage extensively in the bus
mess.
McDonnough & Co. >are among the
largest lumber dealers in this section
Of the country, and their coming to
Brunswick at this time will be a
source of satisfaction to our people
generally.
The company wm be represented
in this city by E Burdette, a well
known lumberman, who has had many
years experience in the business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING
CONVENT 10 BE LET TO-DAY
STRUCTURE WILL BE HANDSOME
ONE AND WILL COST
$15,000o0.

The building committee Of st. Xa-
viers Catholic church. which has in
charge the matter of the construction
of the convent which the church is
soon to erect on the lot next to the
present convent. on Richmond STREET,
will probably let the contract for tne
new building today
From lne specifications, the building
will be one OF the nandsomest OF the
KIND in this section Of the state. 1t ii
to cost about $4,000, will be modern
in every way, and viii be built with
the one aim of making it in everyway
suitable for the purpose for which it
to be used
Several of the local contractors sub
mitted bids for this job and it is there
fore quite impossible to say who will
receive the contract.
The building committee is composed
of Father P. j. Luckie, Col. w. e. Kay
and J. A. McMDufie.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY
VIII Enter Contest for General Fire
Insurance Business.

VIII Enter Contest for General Fire
Insurance Business.
Atlanta, July 30.-A number of mer-
chants from different parts OF Geor-
gia gathered in Atlanta yesterday to
discuss the formation OF mutual fire
insir3nce company $ result the
Merchants Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
will be launched as soon as the con
|cern can .be. chartered.
Tne promoters o, the company an
nounce tnat it will have a million dol
lars worth Of BUSINESS from the start.
The merchants have come to the con
clusion that there is money in the
fire insurance business and IN the flu
ture they wish to get in on ne profits
from it.
Nunnally, prominent merchant of
Macon, is the principal promoter of
the company It's headquarters will
be located at Monroe, and it is proba-
bic that Mr. Nunnally will be made
president. though it is announced that
a competent ana experienced under
writer will be secured to establish
til agency plant and superintend the
underwriting generally
The meeting was neld in the office
Of Napier & Cox, 501 .quitable build
ing. These gentIement wnl be at
torneys FOR the new company, and
win at once take steps toward secur-
ing the charter AS the company is
to be mutual. no capital stock will be
required. However, the gentlemen in
terestod in the company state that
the company will enter the fight for
all classes of fire insurance. but it is
understood that only approved risks
will be accepted. AS the company is
to be largely a merchants affair, it is
thought that its business will be, to a
large extent. on mercantile stocks and
buildings.
A provisional committee was Sc
Iected to direct the affairs OF the com
pany until the issuance of tne char
ter, after whicn the directory will be
named. sKS
The committee is composed of the
following gentlemen: w. II. Nunnally,
of Monroe; j. T. Duncan, of Douglas
Vile; A. A. Camp, of Winder, W. p.
Wallace, Of Rutledge; r. B. Anderson,
of Harmony Grove; r. T. Jones of
Canton, and j. B. Johnson, of Wood
stock.
While the company will not de-
mand standard rates, still its promo
tors state that they are not going into
the business as rate cutters. They
think tnat by the return dividends
they can get very cheap insurance and
for that reason have determined to
form the company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

Small Marine Items of the DoIngs Of
Day.
The following is the movement OF
the vessels at the port OF Brunswick
yesterday:
Arrived Schooner Cnas. X. Schulz.
Clark, New York; schooner Nettle
Snipman, Raynor, New York;
schooner Olive T. Whittier, Whittier,
New York; schooner Benz. G. Firth,
Keen, New York; schooner Golden
BAH, Gibbs, New York; Italian Bark
Anita e Monotti, Sdris, Genoa.
Sailed schooner Manchester
Haynes. Mathews. New York
me Mallory steamer Alamo will
sail lor New York this morning.
The tug Vigilant was reported as
passing the bar LATE yesterday evening
towing a bark to Foradodina.
The Italian bark Monotte, which
arrived yesterday from Genoa expe-
rienced very rough voyage, and re-
ports a slight injury to her after rig
glng The damage is not great.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
DR.. BURFORO
HAS RESIGNED
BRUNSWICK PHYSICIAN QUITS
THE MARINE HOSPITAL
SERVICE.
He Has Been in Charge OF Inc Station
Since 1898, and His Rec
ord is Good
One

Or. r z. l. BUford, fer tac past
nine years surgeon OF the Marine
hospital in this city, and in charge OF
the government quarantine station,
has forwarded his resignation to the
surgeon general, the same has been
accepted. and Dr. John r. Bughhalter
OF Ship Island, Miss. has been ap.
pointed to succeed him and is now in
cnarge OF the station.
Or. Burlord has been away from the
station for several weeks on a leave
of absence. but has only recently de
termined to quit the service.
He was appointed in August, 1898,
just previous to the yellow fever cpl
demic.. succeeding Or. John Brannam,
whom it viii be remembered died At
his post Since that time he has been
in charge ana ais excellent admins.
ration OF the Office has been the sub.
.Jcct of many complimentary letters
from the department at Washington.
IN accepting the resignation Of Dr.
Burford. Surgeon General Wyman tool,
occasion to send him a personal letter
in which he expresses deep regret at
the fact that tne doctor had decided
TO leave the service.
When questioned on the subject Dr.
Burtord said he had resigned for the
reason that he was anxious to return
to the practice OF the profession, and
that it was impossible for him to DO
that and retain the appointment,
Dr. Burkhalter who succeeds him
in the Office, comes highly recommerd-
I'd, and has been III ,a9 serJte for a
number Of years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
The Lists Received.

Max Marks, the local representative
of the Montana Mining, Loan ana In
Yestment Co., of Butte, Montana,
wishes to announce that he has receiv-
ed the lists oftne June loans, as an
nounced June 81. The Brunswick pa
irons of the agency have been fortu-
nate, and may learn something of in
terest by calling upon Mr.. Marks.
This is one OF the most reliable con
Germs of the country, and Mr.. Marks
Is working up very good business
In this city. ,lm.snl~,s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
COL. WADE QUITS
THE SOUTHERNRY
HEAD OF THE INDUSTRIAL DE-
PARTMENT HAS TENDER
ED RESIGNATION.
He viii Engage Extensively in the
Fruit Industry and Has Re-
moved to Cornelia, Near
to His Farm.

The people of this city viii regret
to know that Col. l. c. Wade. the ge-
nial representative Of the immigration
department of the Southern railway
has rendered his resignation to be
effective tomorrow.
Col Wade mas been singing the
praises of Georgia's fruit lands with
such sincerity during the past few
years that it will not be a surprise to
his friends to learn that he has gone
into the fruit business and will in the
future devote his entire attention to
it.
He mas organized a company which
has purchased 1000 acres of peach
land between Cornelia and Mount
Airy. Colonel Wood has himself NOV
ed to Cornena and will give the fruit
industry his undivided attention.
During mis- incumbency of three
years as the agent of the Southern's
land and industrial department. in Al
lanta, Colonel t ade was instrumental
in locating industries on the lines of
tae Southern in Georgia which have
a combined capital OF more than S.
100000.
Some time ago Colonel Wade met
with an accident in which ais back
and left hip were so badly wrenched
that since tnat time he has practically
beer unable to leave his room He
applied for a leave Of absence. and
finding that ne could not assume his
duties on August 1, he banded in his
resignation and determined to nova
to Cornelia and take personal charge
OF mis- peach industry.
Colonel Wade has always been a
good friend of brunswick, and the peo-
pie Of tGis city will be really grieved
to hear that he is no longer to he
WITH the Southern.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
MAsoNs LAY CORNERSTONE.

Sparks Collegiate institute is at Last
A Reality.
VaIdosta, Ga, July 30.-The largest
crowd that ever assembled in Berri-
en- county met at Sparks today to wit
ness the laying of the cornerstone of
sparks Collegiate institute, which is
nearing completion A free barbecue
was a feature of the day.
Rev. Alonzo Monk, of Atlanta, Prof.
j. e. Dickey, the new president-of llm-
ory college, and other prominent men
made speecnes.
The cornerstone exercises were un-
der the auspices OF the Masonic order.
graf many prominent Masons par
ticipating. 1nree thousand one hun
dred dollars were subscribed to the
fund for the completion Of the insti-
tute and the dormitory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
Ambassador Exhonorated.

Washington, July 30.-The last
charges against Ambassador Powell
Clayton, submitted to the state de
paltment by Senator Penrose, Of Penn
sylyania, in the shape of afIidavits
tnat he held mining stocks in mis-
own name, stands already denied by
the ambassador, and the statement is
made that the state department re
CARDS them as having been satisfacto
rily arranged In support of the am
bassador's statement that the stock
referred TO was held by aim in trust
and did not belong to him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
AFTER CAPTAIN STRONG.
London Detectives seachina for the
Willy Captain.

London, July 30-Detectiye Little
Child, of Pinkerton's London Detect
i've agency, has in mis- possession a
provisional warrant for the arrest Of
Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong, and
is now seeking the captain. Captain
Strong's family are anxious to locate
him, and instigated the issuance of
the warrant They are afraid tnat
the young man viii commit suicide
and desire to have him in safe hands
in order to prevent aim from taking
any sucn action.
Strong is said TO have gone to Paris
and it is probable that the officers
will go to the gay European capital in
search Of him. The officers state that
if May Yohe is still angry when she
reaches London tomorrow. she may in
sist upon Strong beng arrested, in
watch event strenuous efforts will be
made to apprehend him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
FIRST B& B TRAIN 10
NICHOLS YESTERDAY
PRESIDENT MACHEN AND PARTY
MAKE INITIAL TRIP OVER
THE NEW LINE.

The first train over the Brunswick
& Birmingham railroad through TO
Nocnolls was run yesterday Colonel
f. c. Macnen, present of the B. &
B. Construction company, Mr.. L. I.
Westrick, general superintendent, and
Captain L. W, Robert chief engineer.
were aboard the train and report a
successful trip. The completion OF
e44s link to Oferman gives the b. &
b. eighty-dye mites oi rca6 loi
operation and opens up Il fine
territory for brunswick tra,e. Regu-
lar schedules from Brunswick to
Nichols Will be made ,Ae latter part
OF IN week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
TWO BOLD RoeBeRlEs.
Regular Western Game is in Vogue
in Atlanta.

~ SNAiaIhCs
Atlanta. Ga, Jluy 30.--Two daring
highway robberies were committed in
this city last night between z and 10
o'clock. both within a lock of Peach
tree street The victim of the hold
up was a young lady, Miss Louise
Martin She was taken to her nome
prostrated by the shock to her nervous
system.
Miss Martin, of 1856 Ivy street, a
trained nurse at DR.. Holmes sanltarl-
um, was attacked between and s
o'coclt by burly negro and robbed of
her purse containing $2G. The rob
berry occurred near the corner OF
East Cam and Ivy streets, within
few feet Of the young ladys home.
Frederick Geddings, of 225 West
Peachtree street, clerk in the Gnu
ploy of S. Y. Upper, the insurance
man, was held up and robbed by a
White man and a negro at the corner
of West Peachtree and Howsrd streets
shortly after 10 o'clock. The hign-
waymen secured a valuable watch and
81 and some small change
the police are working on the rou-
berries but a a late hour last n4gnt
had obtained no clue to me identity
or the whereabouts of tie highway
men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
An Excellent Trim

The Ocean Steamship company is
making special effort to get the
passenger trade to Iew York.
The steamships Of this popular line
Incompatible in speed service or
appointments, offer a delightful route
inexpensive in cost, complete in en-
joyments-from all southern points
by a short rail journey to Savannah
and so nours of cool salt air to New
York
Merchants should investigate its
many advantages before going north.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
NO APPOINTMENT YET.

Not Known Who Will Succeed Mr..
Raymond as Mallory Line Agent.
No appointment, as yet, 'nas been
announced by the Mallory Steamship
Co as to who is to succeed j. S. Ray
mond, in the Brunswick agency of the
company wnen tnat gentleman goes
to Mobile on the fifteenth Of August
AS was reported in these columns
several days ago, the company has in
mind number Of gentlemen. but up
to tnis time no appointment has been
made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
COUNCIL MEETS.
Special Session Yesterday to Take Up
the 3. & w. Tax Question.
Called Meeting.
Brunswick, Ga. July 30 190

Brunswick, Ga. July 30 1902. .
Present-Hon. N. Emanuel mayor
Aldermen Franklin, Newman, duBig
non and McGarvey.
Aldermen Calhoun, Kaiser
Cook and Taylor.
The mayor stated that the object
Of the call was to consider the diff
ference between the value placed by
the S. F. & w. r. r. Co. on The prop
erty Of the b. & w. division in Bruins
wick and the assessment of such prop
erty as made by the comptroller gen
eral. 1t being made to appear that
the actual difference in that portion
of the return which had Ssmsn rejected
by the comptroller and the city as
sessment was s26,650.00, the city at
torney was, on motion appointed to
take up the matter with tne arbitra
tor and the representatives Of the
railroad, with power to act.
Adjourned.
N. d. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
AFTER DEnARRo's SCALP.
Petition Sent to atlanta Asking That
He Be Dismissed as Fish Warden.

Petition Sent to atlanta Asking That
He Be Dismissed as Fish Warden.
The last grand jury elected Thomas
Denarro of this cI,y, as one of the
three fish wardens of the county.
However. it seems that this appoint
ment did not meet with the approval
of number of the citizens of Bruins
wick, ana petition has been forward
ed to the commissioner. of agriculture,
signed by the people of the county
generally, asking tnat the commission
of Denaro be revoked.
The Savannah Morning News, of
yesterday, says:
The department Of agriculture has
receive, a long peution from Glynn
county, asking that Thomas Denorro
he dismissed as game and fish war
den and some one else be appointed.
1t is Charged IN the petition, it is stat
e.., that Denarro is a convict from
Chatham county on parole, that ne
has violated has parole ana dare not
80 b2ck. These and other charges
compel the people of Glynn to ask
Tor MS removal The case will be in
vestlgated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-31
Last Day for Tax Discounts.

Owners of city property who desire
to save the four per cent discount
which the city has agreed to make in
the matter of payment OIL city taxes
must make payment today in order to
get the beneht of the same, as the
reduction will not be allowed after
the first of August.