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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos 81 and S3 Hrs
operated daily
T,ain- N"s. "a SIS, II, IL, ls, IA Is
aud l6 ,reoI' rate daily except SuR>
day
CONNECTIONS MADE BY SOUTHERN
TEAMS
Al Mario : No, 81 connects Mt Ma
ron with Outhrrn Ry tain No q
which ARRIVES al Marion vt S.2S. q N,
ron Ch"tiaL Onga, Asheville aad tlI-
terme'iate poi Is.
A. Hiack-purg: No. 81 and No IL
cOnHt cts with Southern Ry train Ne.
5" which ARRIVES at Black, burg at 7 -
m. from Atlanta, Grvenviile, Spaf>
tanhurg aud intermediate poiuts.t
At Horkvi!lt: No. "a connects with
q n w train No 10 which leaves
York lille ~ lO:4S, m for Gastopia.
Leror end intermediate roinas.
A. Rock Hin: No. 32 a,lx "a CON-
meet with southern Ky araln No T.
which leaves r. ok Hill at $3.50, D. NJ
for Chest"r. Columbia aud interms,
diate points.
At Catawba Jet: Nos 80 and a.
CONNECTS with > A 1. { ain No. ~
whirh Ia>ses Cataw' Jet, vt "a D a
fvr M hroe aud ~ teriue edsnt+. noints
Al Lancaster: Nos 81 ard "a onu.
meets win J. f. e train No. 81 which
leaves Lac caster at 4:45, y m for Chsr-
ter and intermediate points.
AT anIdei: With A CL IN W .e
St } f"r Char estUn, sumter, Floren~.
Da' nnKtOn, Wilmington and inter-
mediate points. Ira n No. 6s Witt
leaves amden at Ais, pm.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NcorHpnS
TRAINS '+F.
At Camden: With CL(N w sy
SO N" IL from Charleston. FIorepse
Darlington, Wilmington. Sumter saJ
intermediate points which arrives =,
Camden at 'l:I5 IN with Souther.
Ky train No II from .KipSsyilA
which arrives at Camden at li:M -
AT Lancaster: No. ,3S connscts -
Lancaster with l. & & train No, Is RI
Chester and intermediate p..ints,
at tatawba Jet: No 80 and as cor
dects with a l. train No. 81 whtA
leaves Cataa ba Jet at 754 ~ 81
Monroe and intermediate points,
At Rock HID: No. 33 and IS ssH-
necls at Rock Hill with SoutheSz Il.
train No. "a, leaving Rock HfIi at?
p ", for Char lOtte and points porta.
At BlacksbUrg: No. 50 co.uso
with Southern Ry tains Nos II. l:Ss
m, ~" 3S a, ::b5. p m. and Ne 40 X
7.R. p M. for pOigts d, rth Nos q
aid IS connects with southern Rs
train No. IS. lea,i ing BlsaksbusG N
ll:26, D m for points south. 'a
At Marion: No. 8s connects vitA
Southern Ry train No IS, loaviSt ,
Marion At ll:40, p m, for AshS1allS
Chattanooga and intermediate $500
Through. nar:servioe Without 49,
between Marion and Charisstoo -
trains Nos 32 and IS.
b II. SHAW.
GEM. fssssaaer Ara.t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

SoO ~ VT - ~ M a - Elm.
BY has. d Jones, Esquire, Probate
JUICE.
WHEREAS w s. l.. Porter Clerk
Of ourt made suit to me. tn grant
him Letters Of \ administration of III.
dere|ic' +. ate and effects # Wylie
Il DuTen. deceased,
III EsE ARE THEREFORE, 10 al e and
ahmOni-h all and the an, ui.r the
kinOred ala Creditors nf the said
Wylie r. Duren, deceased that they
b. md appear before m. IN The Cour,
OF Probate. to he held at Lancaster,
@. n =. Z, ON tn 7th day OF March
Gext after publication tn. reo!. at II
o'clock IN the fO.eno,n. to show csnsy,
If any they have, why the said Ad
mtnistratiop should not be granted.
GIVEN u!tier nv II md and Seal
this 23d day Of January Ann, Dcmini
1902.
lL.s.1 CHAs. d JONES.
Judge of Probate
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y 10
The entertainment of the Chi
quola Club, under the management
Of Col. J. J. Dsrgan, which was
to have come of hers last night,
has been pes,psned until .ext
Friday night, 7.h inst. A.privAts
letter fron the sditsr Of the
Cam den Messenger states that we
can certainly make no mistake in
urging the public of this comas
ity 70 attend this entertainment.
II was given at Camden Thursday
night and so entertaining and in
structivs WAS 1t that Col. Dargsn
was urged, and consented to re-
peat 1t thers next Wednesday y
night. Prominent citizens were 50
thoroughly sathussd that they are
arranging that ne pupil of the
school shall miss it o. account of
not having the small admission
fee. As stated in our last. issue We
hope the talent of our sister town
Of Sumter will bs greeted with =
large audience here.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01
Tragedy and Romance
Are Here EntVined
White Man and Negro Hanged in
Ashevills for Burglary. A
Love Story With a Hero.

A.he,ill., N. c.. Fob. 40
Dudley Johnson and Ben Foster
were hanged hero today at 1890
for burglary.
The bodies were given . church
burial during the afternoon.
Burglary At night in North
Carolina 10 a capital effsnce and
todsys executions were the final
chapter in casa attended by many
exciting incidents, in which a
fisnce came to hospital and
married the man the burglars
wsre believed to have wounded TO
the death, and whose bravery
called forth letter Of praise from
Emory Smith, at that time post
master general.
Fenr men cosspirsd to rob the
combined pestoffies and store
kept by Samuel Alexander At
Emma, a little hamlet few miles
distant from Asheville, on the
night Of Feb. 1, 1901.
Alexander was called to the
door under pretext Of buying
groceries and at the point of = re.
velvsr war searched and disarned.
He was then forced to open the
safe. Dudley johnson (white) and
Foster (colored) were inside the
store, aud Russell Gatee whito)
and Harry Mills (eolsred) wsre
guarding the outtide. Johnson
was holdinga revolver at Alex
ander's head when his attentien n
was distracted momentarily. Like
. flash Alexander seized the re-
volvsr and snapped it at johnson.
They grappled and it was not un-
til Alexander had been shot twice
and repeatedly stabbed that he
lost senseiousness Citizens were
attracted by the shooting and
the burglars ran. Later they
were captured and removed to
Charlotte for safe keeping. For
weeks Alexander, the hero, ling
eisd at deaths door. In the
meantime his fiances went to him
and they were married. The
people made mp purse for them.
The postmaster general wrot.
Alexander a personal letter thank
ing him and expressing the high.
est admiration for his bravery
The four men were convicted OF
burglary and condemned to die OF
Angus 6. Gov. Aycock was he
sisged with petitions for clemens,
from all parts Of the United statei
apd finally short time ago CEN
mute cd the sentence of Gates ant
Mills to imprisonment for life.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01
Death OF Col Springs Mother

Death OF Col Springs Mother
Tuesday evening Col. Springs
rsceivsda Telegram from Charlotte
su.moning hin to the bedside of
his mother. He and Mrs Springs
left At once and reached Charlotte
that night. Thursday morning q
telegram announced her death and
the doors Of the mercantile sstab-
nsnt, in which Col. Springs is
largely interested, were closed and
remained closed during the day.
Yosterday's Charlotte Observer
states the cause of her death was
rheumatism of the heart and that
she had been Ill since last Friday,
her condition b-coaning serious on
Tuesday. Further the Observer
says:
Mrs. Spring was n daughter of
the late Judge K. B. Baxter, of
Hancock county, Ga, and was
born at the Baxter h msstead, near
Sparta, Feby Is, 1926. She was
married to Col. A Baxter Springs
Feb. Is, 1850, and after her mar.
riage lived with her husband, at
his plantation at Springfield, 10
York county, until 1875, when
she came to this city, and resided
here until the time of her death.
Her husband died in 1886.
Five soma, and one daughter
survive the deceased. These are
Mr. Eli b. Springs, of this city;
Mr.. r, A. Springs of New York;
Mr.. Alva =. Springs, Of Ell Reno,
Oklahoma; Mr.. Brsvsrd D..
Springs of Charlotte; Col. Leroy
Springs, of Lancaster, s. c., and
Mrs. John M. Scott, of Charlotte.
With the exception of Mr.. Alva
G. Springs all of these were with
the deceased before tho end came.
Miss Elizabeth H. Baxter, a
sister, and the enly ether surviv,
ing relative, is in Europe. '
Mrs. Springs was known to al.
most every body in this city and
was beloved by q large circle of
friends. She bad much strength
of character, and being IN touch
with the lives Of many people,
shswsd always Sympathetic in
tersst. She did, unssten tatlously
. great deal of good; harbsrsd
kindness, and her Christianity was
practical and 'bsnefeial. She y, was
by birth, and ever in personality,
q pronounced type Of the South
ern woman, ,.7ths Southern lady.
Naturally, and BY creed, she en-
PhaAissd family love. birth ties
and Was notably Gns in this re-
lstios.
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Letters advertised for the week
ending March LIST, 1909. Mrs..
Annie AcPsa, Mrs. K. A. r.
Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Mckee,
Miss Hannah Smith, Miss With
srspoon, Miss Mary Lowsry care
Isaac Barnes, Mr.. Walker Read,
Mr.. Billie Jurant, j. Il. Gilmore,
Monroe Potts, Barclay Jehnsto on.
Belle Nance, P. M.
Lancaster, $. c.
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A Very Sad Drowning.


Rock Hill Herald.
nosday morning = lii,ln color.
Cd boy, accompanied bv bis lister,
children "f Ike K.npsdv, sysd re-
spsctivsl, 8 and Z >esrs, were
.snt by their mother to n stare
across Fishing Crssk. L. rrd.r
to accomplish their mls.i,t they
had to cross the ,rcsh on y long
foot log few feet h.Ir- ,he ord
At Cornwelln y mill.
Tho childreS crossed toe log
safely In going tn the stor., INT
upon tbsir return they had ,->ersI
bundles and thu. hanp-rcd hev
stepped upon the 10y hand irnsnd
When about the center of h. lag
the little girl LOST her n,lance,
careoned ADD finally fell hrnn-lrne
into tho creek, hor body disap , ,sr
ing At once The hoy did III in
his powsr TO hold the little q, on
the log, but perch.d AS he " ha,'
not the psNer to do SO
When the hoy cached trs .ank
he saw his sister'shodv riss '" the
surface OF the water ah,rt rs
yards below the f"otlog He ran
down tho creek, hoping to he oi
aid to her, hut he only part OF
her body he ever saw again wa.
one fost. 1t rose above ths ~ater
ahsut rs yard. below where be
had seen the body rise.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01
Sad Death ofs Young Man.

Mr.. Farmap Lowry, second son
Of Mr.: F. N. L.vry of Ta1ah.-,
died at his fathers home las,
Tuesday morning after an llln.''
Of only fsur "r FIVE days of pnsu-
monl.; He vas .b'ut II years
Of age, vas highly thought of i.
hi, community, and was ldolized
by his psrsats. Hi remsi=s were
inferred at Taxahaw o. Nsdnss,
day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

Mrs j. c. Ric. and Mrs.
HAYNES, 81 Philadelphia, Pa,
are the guests Of their friend,
Miss Clara Barrett Strait, at this
place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

Five men were killed aud two
mortally injured nv q coIIi.ion on
the Auburn branch of the New
York Central railroad Wsdnss-
day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

"A desirable town corner lot for
sale cheap. Apply to I. s. Car
ter.
Wanted Two gentlemen board
ers. For terms apply to Mrs. f.
ID. Tillman, Lancaster, S. @.
Misses Mabel and Mary Ardery
Of FsrtAill, S. G., are the guests
OF Mrs. 7. M. Hughes.
Miss Enna Duncan of Heath
Springs is visiting At Mrs. John
A. Cocks.
An advance Of rs per cent in
fire insurance rates has bssn order
Cd by all the FIRE insurance COM
paniss.
Fer Sale or Rent The Cloud
residencs-ten rooms-corner Of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to I. S. Carter.
nsssrs. W. p. Mccullough and
B. f Jones have bsen fsasting
high this week. At enc shot each
the former killed three wild tur>
keys and the latter two, at the
CatawLa falls last Saturday.
Mr.. r. H. Delaney, Of the
Pleasant Valley section, has sold
his plantation and will start for
Arkansas us1t Tuesday morning
with his family. He will carry
two servants with him. We jsia
his friends IN the wish that he
may he happy and prosperous in
his new homo.
Mr.. W. z. Pardus, of the Jack
ssnhan section, who at one time
thought of moving to town, has
abandoned the idea and will move
to the Plaxco place several mile,
North Of tswn.
II any subscriber has wood that
he expects to haul the editor on
subscription this would be a good
time to bring it.
a E' r.'
Mrs. T. j. Strait was summon
edte Richburg last Wednesday or
account IF the serious illness other
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Nisbst, wife OF
Mr.. q. q. Risbst of that place.
\ phone message Thursday an.
nouDcsd Mrs. Nisbet's death and
DR.. Strait went over to attend tn.
funeral. Mrs. Nisbst was about
SO years of age and WAS twice
married She leaves her hussant
aac one son, Rev. Joseph Mo6et
by her first husband, one brother
and two sister. surviving her. Sh,
was mont her of the A. x. 2.
church and an excellent christian
lady.
/ At the Halle Gold Nine Sunda,
Mr.. Thos. Adams and Bill Cly
burn, colored, got into a disput,
about some money and Mr.. Adam
fred both barrels of . doubls bar
rel shot gun at the negro One lsa<
took effect in front of the righ
shoulder, about halfway betwes,
the nipple and collar bone, ane
may prove fatal. The other load
Just grazed the left side. The ne
gro 10 attended by DR.. l. T Gre
gerry, the Mine Physician. -Ksr
shaw Era.
iEt. Ia
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Local NJ alters
Cotton brought 81 cents on
this market Yesterday.

Cotton brought a. cents IN
tAis market Yesterday
's =" ''o
W. .r. .lsd to I..r, tb.t our old
friend. Mr. Jeff slime. ~ II.
Long.vill. neighborbeod, is recn-
spell Of pnsumonia.
n.,y v
rrisa' sy " Sser'st, N.
~ re-" ~, i'o1' nr' A. N.
N''''' "' r''r'''a' N
ri'o' oy hsv. L. .. BACK
Mo' rssJ. 40, lSof' Mr. W. =.
'os ana MRS Lnclnds Small,
all ut this county.
=. n. ~
80. ~ piH = Ail!ancs .ln't VIII
n' o~'pro~y Aarcn ISL at z
requested to ;. present. Bust
ness Of Importance.
~. D.; Hendrix, Sec.
-
Hen. N. J, Housb, Of Chester
with his msth'r and family on
his way home from tho lsgisl tars.
Mr.. j. r. ely bur. returned
from Atlanta "Wednesday night
Phy'lelans are now confident, that
win no back''t' no will speedily
recover.
-
''ncn o'ree'' Apply 70 w. =.
An'"gnA"''
g.tl
~, -
his last appointment At Rsslsh
shnrch and will preach there to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
"
Mr.. 7. W. Sscrest has been
rsappsintsd, by the Governor,
o.s Of the board of Supervisors
of Registration fer Lancaster
County.
Of Winthrop Sollsgs, spent from
Friday to Tuesday with her pa
rents near Heath Spring.
'*n
FOR rant, a or roons ~
Uatsw ba House senarsteIv' or ',;o 70.
.ether Ann,x 4. W 7 C,nn;,o
har
oi" ".o" % w.
- '"'' 'o'u'',
- y" "''o" ,AS'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

The mere matter of money. in
counting tn cost of the canal
across the Istnmus is only small
matter A citizen of New Orleans
who spent five years as rcadmaster
of the Panama railroad testified be-
fore the senate committee recently
that out of sixty-three men sent to
the isthmus as engineers. superinten-
dents and clerks. all but three died
witnin three months! The mortality
of the mea working on the old
French canal is also said to have
been frightful In this particular at
least there seems to be no doubt
that the Nicaragua route is the more
desirble though why the one section
should he any healthier than the
other, both being tropical. is not
clearly explained Such. however.
appears to be the fact.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

The state Of Maine usually gets whar
II goes after, and in the last congress
1t secured ah appropriation for a lob
ster station. Now the members want
more money aud some scientific men.
This, together with Il demand made by
addition to fish station started las,
year, reused the ire of Chairman can
non OF the appropriations committee
He took up the lobster question ana
when it suited his purpose used it il
the slang sense, making it plain tha
he thought the crop OF "lohsters" war
already large enough.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

Just how inteligently can the Amer
ican congress legiSlate upon a bin in.
uroduced by Delegate Wilcox. which
grants TO the Hawaiian Ditch compa-
ny right OF way over lands in the dis
trict of north and south Kahala. in the
island of Hawaii" is a problem The
purpose is to maintain bitches, canals.
reservoirs. dams and the like for irri-
CATION. These bitches begin on Pau
kapu and Maliwai and traverse Wau.
pic valley, the Waimea watershed,
Kohala mountain. Polulu gulch and go
through the districts of Kohala and
Hamakua. Now, how much knowl-
edge can committee of congress or
the congress itself have upon this sub
Ject? This matter of legisIating for
Islands of the sen presents just such
complications as this proposed ditch in
Hawaii.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
EUsTAcE c. RuTrs-
For Representative.

10 the voters OF Glynn county:
hereby announce myself a can
didate for nomination. subject to the
Democratic primary. for Represen-
'ative OF your county in the next
General Assembly.
| do not announce. in accordance
with the wishes of numerous friends
and the public generally" but be
cause ! feel | can faithfully Servo my
constituency Al elected. and because
1t is d personal ambition.
/ received nomination to serve
you several years ago. but my mill
tary due.es deprived me of the priv.
.lege of continuing in the race So I
no" ask a confirmation of the con.
hdence then reposed in me.
ERNEST DART.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
AN INVESTIGATOR.

Senator Morgan likes 10 investigate
10 make Inquiries and get Information
He is never quite 50 iappy as Whei
using the large mtelro cation aGains
an unwilling witness ana trying to ex
tract information from those who dc
not want TO give IT, He would have
been a good reporter had lac iollowet
that line. Probably one Of the great
est intellectual dueIs we have had II
recent years was Morean's cross ex
animation of Coils 7. Huntington
when the Pacific railroad committe,
was investigating the subject Of th'
Pacific roads. Huntington WAS Il ma
who pretty thoroughly understood him
self and he fenced with Morgan 70
several days. Now Morgan is invest
eating the canal question and goini
over ana over the subject with whici
he Is so familiar The men who wan
to delay anything in connection witt
the canal just raise the question of )
lack OF information and suggest tina
certain witnesses shall be called. THE
is enough TO cause Senator Morgan t
order witnesses before his committee
and ply them with questions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

To my friends and the voters of
Glynn county:
/ hereby announce myself a candi
late for reelection to the Office OF
County Treasurer subject to the
Democratic primary For two terms
1 have been elected to this office
1nd trust my conduct das been such
as TO merit your cohdence and sup
port Thanking you for your sup
port in the past am yours truly.
n. 6. LEE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For State Senator.

To the public: | respectfully an
nounce that | am candidate for the
Democratic nomination for senator
for the Fourth district OF Georgia, com
posed of the counties Of Camden,
Charlton and Glynn. My platform
will be to execute the viii Of the PEG
pie and serve their interests so lar
as / know it and to the extent Of my
ability, and to procure such legisla-
ton as they desire without regard
my personal interests or those OF any
clique or faction.
a. j. cRoVATT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

I'VE should be vastly worse off
without this German element in our
populations They are not all princes
or paragons. But as mass they
add very materially to the prosper
ity, the wealth and the good name of
United States So long as the Faith
erland can't hold all the good Ger
mans at home. its our good fortune
that the land of the free and the
home of the brave is the Mecca to
which they turn their faces-and
their feet"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

Every county in Georgia should
have a poor farm. II gives the com
missioners an opportunity to take
care of those who are unable to make
living for themselves and have no
relatives or friends to take care of
them, ii prevents the drawing OF
money by those who are able to take
care of themselves, and in this way
is great saving to the county
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
Citation
GEORGIA

GEORGIA,
GLlNN COUNTY
TO all whom it may concern:
+. ID. Aiken having in proper form
applied to me Tor permanent letters
of administration on the estate OF
Mallory +. King, late of said coun
ty, this is to cite all and singular. the
creditors ana next of kin of Mallory
P King, to be and appear at my oil
fee within the time allowed by Law
and show cause Ii any they can. why
permanent administration should no.
be granted to f. D. Aiken on Ma,
lory p Kings estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature. this 4th day OF March. 1902
HORACE DART.
Ordinary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
For judge Superior Court.

W SNhSS ~ POI iSi OSN' -
To the citizens of the Brunswick
judicial Circuit:
At the solicitation Of friends
throughout this circuit, and having
the ambition to fill this office, | beg
to announce my candidacy for judge
OF the Superior court Of the Bruins
wick circuit, subject to the action Of
the Democratic primary If elect
ed to this honorable position | prom
ise to discharge the duties OF the
trust 10 the best of my understand
ing and ability, without fear, favor,
or affection and with absolute i'm
Partially / respectfully ask youf
careful consideration Of ny candi-
dacy and soncit your support
Respectfully.
T. A, PARKER.
taylav ia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
cROwpING The INDIAN.

~ agse-
Friends Of the Indian say that the
leasing Of Indian reservation lands to
white men for grazing purposes is sim
ply another move in the direction Of
crowding the red man and making him
discontinued. The big reservations
have been diminished, which was
wise. the Indians retaining what was
necessary for them. Now, TO lease
large tracts of the remaining lands
shuts up the Indian too closely besides
interfering with his own stock raising
AS one man expressed It: The Indian
will go ont Of the stool; raising bust
ness. IL will be found that there are
no calves for the Indians, while the
stockmen's cows VII have twi ls
What chance has the Indian with the
average cowboy?' There is Il feeling
existing that the Indians should not be
crowded much more, but that the lands
they have should be left to them.
aseyssF9s~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
Mothers
Friend

will do for every woman what II did for tae
Minnesota mother who writes the above let-
ter. Not Il use IT during pregnancy IS a
mistake to lie paid Tor in pain and suffering,
Motbes'S IAtend equips the patient With
sstong bod and clear intellect, which IN
turn are Is lparted to the child. Il relazes
he muscle, and allows them to ezPan5. II
relieves m, ming sickness and nervousness.
# puts al The organs concerned in perfect
condition f1r the final hour, so that the actual
labor is sho,' and practically painless. Dan
ger Of risiag or bard breasts Is altogether
avoided, ( recovery is merely a matter 81
a few day.
Druggists ~ alothsr's Friend for 81 bottle.
me Bradneld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga
Ssns Tor our troe Illustrated book
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

This is to inform the voters Of
Glynn county ,4at will be a candi-
late for the Office Of Snerif, subject
20 the Democratic primary, and re
speetfully ask the support Of my
friends and the public generally.
WALTER r. OWENS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09
For Sheriff.

respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for re election to the office
ct sheriff Of Glynn county, subject
O the Democratic rmary and re-
spec,A.iy solicit the support of my
uicnds ana lie voters generally.
W. H. BERRfE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-09

The Columbia State says that
Tillman was called a liar by a
newspaper correspondent at Black.
Vile, s. c., in 1888 and by another
at Marion, S. c., in 1890 and in
neither case did he exhibit the least
bit of tiger like feroclty."