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The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
spring Allm ents.

There is an aching and tired feeling. the liver, bowe.s and kidney become sluggish and inactive. the digestion i'm. paired, with little or no appetite. no a,a- bition for anything, and a feeling that the whole body and mind needs toning up. The trouble Is, that during winter, there has been an accumulation of waste mat. ter Tn the system. Heroine will remove 1t. secure 10 the secretiouS rIght exit, and by its tonic effect, fully restore the wasted tissues and give strength in place of weakness. 50c at J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Wont Follow Advice Afte~. Paving
 For It.

In recent article a prominent phy,i- elan says, "lt is neXtto imposSib4aDtor the physician to get his patients to carry out any prescribed course of hygiene or a.et to the smallest extent; he has but one re sort left, namely, the drug treatment. g When medicines are used for chronic con stlpation, the most mild and gentle ob- tainable. such as Chamberlain's Stomach x Liver Tablets. should be employed. Their use is not followed by constipation as they leave the bowe.s in a natural and henlthy condition. For sale by J. T.. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02


 fIir Walton Knox baX factory of th,, ei'A ale d, work filing aB order fer l00, aGQ melon crates for Chicago firm. anC | the entire order WAS forwarded al epr ,ine II would make solid train of eighteen cals, tbe largest erder eYtl given southern mil. Tine value oi the order is SS 5j0 and it $ safe to say that over oue=aa.f Of that amount vii he paid cut fuT labor which will It spent among cur merchants Van Bu ren Argus.
 This is tho concern which, rumo1 says, is seeking to locate in For rest City. They have purchased considerable poplar timber on the Chociaw platform here, and trans ported it 10 Van Buren. if they can pay freight on logs that dis. lance and still make money, why should they hesitate 10 locate here when the timber may be had at their very doors. The business men of Forrest City should meet, investigate the intentions, or wish G of the Walton.knox Company, and, If possible, induce them to put a factory here. The town needs factories above everything.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
SUNNY $ ME 5.

Cur sanctum was frightened Wed nesday by the sunny smiles and cheer ful countenances of Misses Zula Crook, ot Hiram, Arkansas, and Alice Kirby. of Franks township, Miss Crook Is d relative ot the Kirbys, and is a most beautiful and fascinating young wo man. to whom our junior lost his heart at once. The young ladies were ac- compauied by Mr Martin L. DoWell, of Little Rock, and Capt. ". J. Crook. ot Martin. Tennessee. Capt Crook wore suit of gray, and had just re. turned from the Ieuion of his old com radeS at Dallas. He k proud, as he should be, of the sears of battle, and the loss ot a limb, cleyeriy disguised bN arlllc-. speats volumes of glory for his patriotism. Capt. Crook has many o.d friends Tn this county, many of whom he met. To the others. he asks us to kindly remember him We were glad indeed to meet these genial friends. Call again.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Our t.onored Guest,

Ii Admiral Schley does not enloy his visit 10 Memphis, it will not be for lack of a unanimous welcome. Here, as everywhere in thls coun. try except in the shadows of off claldom at Washington, he will find the hearts of the people open to a m. Perhaps his Memphis greet tng will De even warmer than the heartlest he has received elsewhere
 Memphis is typical Southern city of the kind that is instinct with the national spirit. Such a community loves fighting man, and that Winfield Scott Schley has been from the time that he first put on the country's uniform. Not less ready is the liking of Memphis for generous man, and that, too, ou r
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Cuf41 When laa tors Fall.

Mrs. FfaHt Gati8>saa. 'atterson. La. writes June S,h. taat. - had malariai lever tn y~fy uad to.lu. ~a, andrr treat meAt by doctors but a. saun 8- ] stopped taking tAetf medicine fh- ;evt aou'd ie- turn. l laed sample osttl5 as E IBine. ioaad t helped ne. Then 5a <; two bottles, which caap 'eteiy cured me feel Era.e.a. 70 yau fer furnishing such a splendid aS i!c!ne, and can honestly ae- oiamend | to those suffering from me1afa as : will surely eHIe taeA.a HeIJsue, 5oc bo.t.e at J T. SdB#sts.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
MaT0F'S Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is here8y given f6s tEe-e v.ll E.5 ~ an election he'd m ffe .U 5~a.rart. Town Of Forrest C!ty. c0auty 1T Franc ami state Gt Arkansas, at tss aae.4t F1ti4e I75g.. for ti5e school District o. 'afesl l.tY pr 1'-1rict so, q. on the th,- n May. being The
 I7tb DAY or MAY, iee. for the purHo7a pf eleciiug two 2 schaa rect Tr5. vol. t Tor or uGainst county a1I.ora' Ity of tex ,Ss. and young a tax f1r >ca9ot purposes Hbc p0its will be open at ? o'clock d. m. and air-cat -au-ct
 All legal o'er- aIfhiu tte Limits of tua District are entitled te vate
 Given under mb hsHdA> M ivor Of the f0wa of Forrest CltY. Arkan~sS. teis he lfth day e- Aprn, l9r! WALTER fUpNAN. Mayo Attest; C. NJ. Pearson. E corder.
 forrest City. ArE.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Confirmation Notice.
h st Franels Chancery Court.
 4. BpYSEN. EAparte.

NOTICE is hereby given that a. Boy E AS mas ihiS day hled Ets reuilou with the undersigned clerk Of the ChuucerY Court o' St. frarcis county. Arkan>a~. HHling thas the .fj.te tt3 all of the as EaHf ot the Northeast quarter of cectIJn thirteen lH F township four not5h. of the hrse lioe III range one west. in thc Ettn priucpai nefi- dlaa, containing Ei2ntiN acres ut hand, m9fe or iess be quieted in him.
 Now, therefore. uH persons ore hereby cat. ei upon 10 appear and show sfl-e q the .ilst Jay of the next MaN term sr, of the CHaA. cerY Court ot St. Trancis is==lIz#l #l A Arkansas, why the title To sad luri h'uid not be cou- trmed and quietc3 m -itc petitioner
 Given under my t..d a e's ,, oi the C1ar. cerY Court of St. EfauC4a= county, thi- r n day ot March. l@r!
 G. r MALLORY, IsEAL
 CleHtei the Ctttncery tonff' By k. ". PtYNf Deputy
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02

There is some conside derabie talk about the city buying the electro ligh; plant. We believe the city should own tho plant, and tl,at thC savings would pay for it in short time. In other words the incandes- cents Tn stores and residences will pay operating expenses, and the city's lights would cost nothing.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Ladies -Attentlon.

The manufacturers of Adair's Venetian Cream desire ,e.et. 'ady representatives n tai, city and g.s.Usg8 to -t8 Adai9 AeHet.4a GFeata, 2 .g.es. =a,ted. aud taof- oashiy reliable Preparation fer the re- novai ot Ff1esis> &u3 3.oteAes Liver Spots, the mo>s sa;issas o1y face beach esar introduced. Posltlee,y guaranteed oJ money eGerrfaily relHHded. fhe r9Icp ia #eats post pald. adaTess 8Iih stamp. 5 5aed Adar Mig, Co, Waco. Ieaas,
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
World Wide Reputatlen.

"hi,es Cream Nermituge has achieved world Wide Population as being the best ri al worm destroyers. and for is tonic luhuehce on weak and uuttrifty children. as Il heuiralizes the acidity or sourness of the stomach, improves their digestion and assimilation ct food. strengthens the'f nervous system and restores them to the health, ylgor anu elasticity of spirits derS. N''-4'
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Notloe for Publication, No, losso.
Department Of the Interi6r.
 r 4FI9..., al .-.. D.

Department Of the Interior
 At Oihce at LItbe E4ef tfF
 ApU + la2 Sntce hereby given. that faa fnilaw.as na5a. hd5 filed notice of Eis irtenfla4 fe meSn annl proof in support 8f ht. cIsF#5. ens isat sHd proof wul be made Hefo.a fHs tiHEs of -. traHe5s county. at fa7. rest tl ty. rl.-. sny j1th l9e. viz. James L3Hafl.. h. 4. E .za. @i for the Ffi SR 4. >sC. =. s ~. zz5 E.
 lie uuiues The following witnessaS to pr5ye hts continuous residence upon and cultiz4. ton 0t ~dtd Iuul. E5z-
 aeo- '. fayIar n Forrest #ftv T. L. IhYiUr. ut Forrest Gif. G. E Mallory If Forrest city. Geo N. koE -auG, ol Forrest Cjty 4.ii6w T. + MYERS. f
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
What Thln Fo,lss Need

ls a greater power O. d.ges,ing and as simiaiinS food. For tbem Dr. King New Life Pills work NOuGers. The, tone and regulate the digestive organs gently expe all poisons from the system rnfich the biood. improve appetite, mak, healthy flesh. Only e5e at J. Il. Duns gaat's.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Monday, Maylel.1. I9O2
ShGrif'S ExeoIfiQn Sale.
NOTICE is hereby gro0 that l vi" urdaY, the
 2Ath Day of May. l9Jz'

NO1it l. Is hefeby &tE'n ihlt urdaY, the
 2Ath Day of May, l9Jz' at the west door of ;l Cout' ais5e. town ot iorrest Cits St. F"nc Arkansas. between the hours oI gl and Q clock D. ta.. ctet and -es' highest and best bidder. on 4 efed months from the duy of Sdlp, ih 4' sa described real estate situated ir --*A and State. to-Wit;
 An undivided one-eiRhth inte' ,1 Northeast Quarter nei! ;. Sect."i II" ld2, Township SIX h North, a'l w tive i3 East. V1uta4u.ng l.3 and of an1 more or less. .4
 Ieylll on by me as the property at CaldweH hN frtue pt two wri.e "t tS issued out ga he office ot tbe cF 't cu.l court q ~r. Francis County ~ one dated t4e --Jth day ut Apr. .= fy judgment in favor Dt fhc th ca- 55. ing Company. for *iJ.GJ farits ithl lerest: and one da5ed Aprl fh. .s satsfr a judgment in iaNar rt IT. LOsse Tailoring Company. flor debt and interest. both 10 hte iltt,'' ] all costs 0! salu suits and 8 aiii,t Caldwell. Note with approved per curIty wilt be required from the pu ,',, and Il lien retained on the land uhth th' '"'''s i''0 ". WILLIAM
 S1orid of sf. fran,' e9o '.t May Isr, laoe.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
STOP REt M E: M EHIS aAgk: KY EWS.

The MEIpHIs WEEKLY ,sszs.. Aetr7no!itan parer ot from le to 1.5.....'... cen si07aHthe telegraphic and fareiyn o.s. -'.. aas a. Ice news = ttsz section. It = oa.e-a-s=s .ttaa os ta5 MEMPHIS vore lN6 NENs. li- fer Benoer,ar .... tmes 5a. x secaaa 10 10 papcr a= purrsr or Of news.
 The MEMPHIS EEr~-. NEW, c.,a. eefee'''iy b 'he and is a Home sa5 farm uez#@-.'-.
 8e hssz at. aaln- arraus cement with bs HtdFHi4 "EEkLY NEWS and can og.. toad paper as a premium ts all cash u advance s.6srs. ptfgrs to T4F TIMES. Old &, weHas new -ua>cftbars e.s take advaHteRa of th.s Iada-cment. but ther must request Ire NENPdIs wFrI,fy NEWS at the time.
 The price of our paper .55 per yesf r advance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
B4& Ei- tr3Ved

From the residence oI T. s5. a1gu- son. about one week ago. one tqut re5. white faced GOV: branded 2 on aip. uuderbit in each ear. Liberal reward for return of said COW. or for any in- fotmaG0a leading to her recovery.
 " (. FFEGVS0E.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Warning Order

in faneiJ chaaeery Court Ma term sI ~tatt tfzfu-4z+ - toHuty ..44-I4.
 IEe ..sa53 458tl ! ffavv.f,r1 5s ,-,.r.5 10 aH#ras n gsrr# within thfrfv dsg. and @i <3Eef gre 6@auialas of tae p.ainiIg Br}.e Dawson ''''''-' By t. ". PAYNE. D. C. '''A
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Congressional Convention,

Pursuant to resolution adopted by the Democratic Executive Committee, at meeting of said committee held at Wynne, February 7th. notice IS hereby given that there will be democratic convention for said First Congressional District. to convene at 12 o'clock. noon. on Monday, June 18th, 1902 at Wynre for the purpose of nominating demo- cratic candidate for congress. and also. to select new executive committee for said district.
 The convention VII be composed of delegates from each county. and the various counties oi the district will each De entitled to tAe Humber of deletales q fixed by the democratic state central committee.
 The democratic central committees of the various counties will determine the time auG manner of selecting and instructing delegates from their re- spectiEe counties.
 Under tAe bass Of representation as fixed by the statc central committee tie varions mites wIil be entitled 10 de.egates as t0s.a@s.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Representative F. ". pEROSITT. Ftr County and Probate Judge. GEORGE r. TAlLCR. For Cletk of the Circuit SouI' GEORGE B. MALLORY F5r Clerk of the County and Pro.
 bate Courts.
 T. C. MERWIN. For Sheril and Collector, DR. ]. D. MCKNIGHT.
 For Assessor. CEORG | A. ROW LAND.
 For Treasurer.
 T. |. IIASkINS.
 FGi Surveyor, G. N. CHRISTIAN.
 Far Coroner.
 J. II. ALLEY. Foi Magistrates Madison Township T. E. STONE.
 J. E. SANDERS. For Constable. Madison Township THAD B. SELLERS.
 Propositions. l'oi License. Against License. For Constitutional Amendment. Against Constitutional Amendment
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
 I.ueas Count, Ss

Frank ], Cheney. makes oath tha, he Is the senior partner ot the firm of F. J. Cheney X Co, doing business in 'he City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid. aud tlat sad firm will nav Jhe sum If Oue HunQred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot ue cured by the Use ot Halls CatdITu Cue.
 Frank j Cheney. sworn to before me and subscribed n mY presence, this 6.h day of Decem. Der. \. D., lSS6
 A ". Gleason. Seal. Notary Public -
 Haii's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mu- c9us surfaces Of the system. send for testimonials, tree
 r. J. Cheney X Co, Toledo, c. sas Sold by druggists. 75e
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
Warning Order

In st Francis chaneery Court May term lo5a state Of Arkansas. County of St. Francis Ss
 The defendant. Lucius Hunter. is warned to appear ia this court wIthiR thirty dnvsand answer the eonRiainr Of the plaintin WiiIie Hunter. " ''''e By R. ". PAYNE. D. C. A' | . OietA'
 April qth iqI3
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Gaiiis and Fever is bottle of Groves IasteIess Chiil Tonic It k simply iron and quinine m a ta,te.ess torn. No cure -n9 pay. Price soc
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02
TKU 5TEE'S SALE

NOTICE ,erchy gj-ru that b. S' Ge el .s trrst .aC1 executed .athe iHa fsi Rl- ed, as trust- hy Ed saaa-rs. an [ c -.ls day 3f AIa#E l90i. ta ~ee.4fe eetlilN t dehtedno> therein meutIl aUi aad .t1 i2 Ia l.. Pettrs. sIl' on
 Monday. MayfStl1, 1902 at the west H,or of the coartaauss in 'et- lest Ciiv. i,t. Francis cp- ..=- AiF1n,tN ". 70 the highest md hc-s taer IT ca ? lI hand. tNr te1llNInv sire at#d rc cal a." tt FHtcis aI.5 Stafe of ,arss- 2. ytl:
 Tn .east AeIttets e. ue t.aal .-tsi 2 ''g ne rt section tt. .eu ti.I. Yhs " ..' iH-rih range three .3 ejs>t. st, on s''t hUCs* C year OIl.
 sa q sale ie made to satisfr=a" nnpa3 '4 anct due uppn the debtedug~' seen fu :" said trust epei The title ,o sg iat < is heiigred to A''' but sell and .alvev uulvas tee
 R. E ~fs EERS, Ii sta
The Forrest City times., 1902-05-02

FRIDAY Afrah.ooN MI feas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
*Scme Social
Tews Votes.

Mrs. j. w. Flood is the guest of
Mrs. William Bunkley.
Mrs. c. Fl. Miller, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. E. F. Coney
Mrs. Theodore Crovatt has returned
from an extended visit to Atlanta.
Miss Mae Pound of Atlanta is in the
city the guest 70 her sister Mrs. J. w.
Price
Mrs. Tramnel and children, of At
lanta, are the guest Of Mrs v. r.
Mitchell
Miss Ella Blanton is receiving many
attentions in Atlanta, where she is
the guest Of Miss Edna Pennick.
Miss Janet Ashby, formerly of
this city. but now of Atlanta, is in
city the guest of friends.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Branham Of
Macon, are in the city called here
by the death of Mrs. S. E. Cargyie.
Mrs. Harry W. Foss, of Henderson
vile, n. G., is in the city in the inter.
est of the Hotel Wheeler of that CITY
Miss Amelia Doefinger has return
ed from peasant visit to friends in
Gainesville, Fla, to the delight of ner
Brunswick friends.
-
Mra Geo r. Bailey ana daughter
Miss Dora Mabry, reached the citv
yesterday from Atlanta. ana will rA
side acre in the future.
DIR, and Mrs George Barnard and
Mr.. and Mrs. ST Clair Barnard Of
Madison, Fla, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. Frederic Virgins.
@#@
Miss Ethel Akers, OF Atlanta IS roe
attractive guest Of Mrs. e. II Coney
for few days before leaving for Wis
It's to Cumberland and St simons.
Mrs Pearl Slater Smith. of Val
dosta, came down to attend the fun.
eral Of MRS. S. r. Cargyle yesterday
and is the guest of Mrs. Monroe
Fleming.
The wedding of Miss Pauline Car
ter and Mr.. J. Campbell Mabery OF
New York, which occurs June 30 at
the Old Carter home at Rock Springs,
viii be very beautiful and fashion
able affair and an event OF interest 10
the Brunswick friends of the beautiful
bride-to-be. Miss Carter visited Mrs
$. G. Atkinson a few years ago and
while here made many friends by
reason Of her beauty and her lowell
ness of character ami disposition
Since that time, when she was quite
a Young girl. she has had a brilliant
reign as a noted belle and beauty
Much of 'ner time has been spent in
Atlanta, where sne was very popular.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. cARoYLE.
Was Tenderiy Laid to Rest in oak
Grove Cemetery Yesterday.

as Tenderiy Laid to Rest in Oak
Grove Cemetery Yesterday.
The remains Of Mrs Sarah e. Car
gyle, who died Tuesday. We're laid to
rest Yesterday morning in Oak Grove
cemetery
The funeral cortege was one of the
largest seen in Brunswick in many
years and ST. Marks cnurcn was
crowded with friends OF the deceased
Rev. Rede conducted tae funeral ser
vice aad paid high tribute to the a..
Unable lady who has been a resident
of Brunswick for many years ana
wno had scores OF friends in all sec
tons Of the city
Fo the aeartstriken family OF the
deceased The News extends it con.
dolence
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
PRETTY NUPHAlS AT
ST. MARKS LAST NIGHT
WEDDING or MISS WILDER AND
MIR. GREELEY YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

A beautiful and brilliant wedding
occurred last evening at st. Marke
Episcopal caurch uniting the lives OF
Miss Julia Wilder and Mr George Ed.
mund Greeley The caurch was beau
tifuHy decorated; the chancel a bower
of green palms and ferns forming alI
effective picture the bridal part,l
male First came the six bride
maids and ushcls. followed bv MsA
Greeley the maid of honor gowued in
white organdy and CARRYING a nou-
quet of white carnations. Next VIII
her brother AIR Willis Wilder. came
The fair bride a lovely vision in her
rlch white satin gown ana iImy yail
AVID carrying q superb boquet Of bride
roses. AT the chancel gate they were
met by Mr. Greeley ana MIR. r. D..
Naador and here the first part Of
toe ceremony was impressiyeiy per
formed by Rev MT Bede. the sep
vice being concluded at the altar
steps AT tile organ Miss jamie sy
mons presided rendering the I.ohen
CORN wedding march as the parts al.
yanced to the chance and Meudels
COINS march as they proceeded from
the altar
The BRIDES maids We're: Misses
Josepaine duBignon. AIiss Frye. Miss
PrioIean Miss Alice PrioIeau. MISS
sailie Aiken Miss Mary Mccullough.
They wore white organdy gowns ami
7aned pink carnations The ushorg
were: Mr. r. D. Meador, Mr.. Huga
Butord Mr. MoreI Symons. Mr.. Bdg,
ard Butts aIr Malcolm McCullouea.
Mr., Charles Fleming, Mr. E. J. Allea.
After the ceremony there was an
elegant reception at tae home Of tae
BRIDES mother Mrs. Laura NJ Wilder.
at which a large number Of guests
We're present
Mr and AIRS. Greeley left on the
Southern train for a northern trlp.
after which they viii be at home In
Marlborough, Mass.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12

A civil service examination was
held yesterday for the position OF
carriers in classified service. Only
two stood the examination and tne
result viii be announced shortly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
colored BAH Game

The ball game yesterday between
the oolored clubs of Brunswick and
Fernanjina resulted in a victory fcr
the latter ~ score of Il to 5. A
'arse number of white people attended
the game, but they were much dis
appointed as the game was a very
poor one, the local club outclassine
the visitors in every way.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
TO CROSS BATS WITH SAVANNAH
Local Team Will Play Two Games
There Next Week.

The brunswick baseball club has
accepted a challenge from the savan.
nah team and viii sc over next We'd
nesday and play two games.
The club viii enjeayor to get the
railroads to put on a cheap rate for
the occasion, and If they succeed a
large numbc. OF rooters will accom-
pan5 the team
Tne boys are now having daily prac
tees and are in excellent shape They
play well together and is one of the
best an.eteur teams we have ever had.
They feel confident that they VIII
come out Nicty';ous in the games VITA
Savannah.
On the following week the sayar-
nah team viii come over nere for one
or two games.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
TORNADO KILLS TEN PERSONS.
Swept Strip of Land Two Miles Wide
and Three Lonn

Lake fark. Mich. June IA lorna
do struck u miles north of here at
5:35 y. m yesterday. sweeping a strip
Of land wiles wide and 8 miles long.
II destroyed nine farm houses and
killed ten persons. The church at
Spransele was demolished. Further de-
tails have not yet reached here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
Cheap Rates to savannah

June 10th and 17tn, via the Bruins
wick & Birmingham railroad, account
the b, Y. P. U. Convention Good to
return up to and including June 21st.
at one fare for the round trip. For
further information call on Ben. ].
Ford, City Passenger Agent Grand
Opera House Building. Phone 204.
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Funeral Notice.

The relatives and friends of MT.
and Mrs. ]. c. Franklin are requested
to attend the funeral of their son.
Rufus Gardner, at $3.50 p. m. TO-DAY
from MeKendree Methodist caurch.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
A Grand Opportunity to Visit savan-


The Brunswick & Birmingham will
put on cheap rates to Savannah June
10th and l7tn, good until June Dist.
for one fare for TIE rouni trip. Cali
on or pnone Ben. j. Ford. City Pas
senger Agent. Phone 2O4.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Eugene Meaier Of Savannah. is in
the city.
Willis Wilder. of Savannah, is in
the city for a few days.
Judge Thomas A. PARKER Of Baxley.
is expected in tae city today
The uniform rank, knights Of Py-
thias, held an interesting meeting
last night
Hon. Jonn Temple Graves viii lee
ture at the Grand Friday night. Don't
fail to attend
r. p. Baker, of Atlanta, is spend-
ing few days ia the city, the guest
of his parents, MT and Mrs ". NJ.
Baker
Hon. John Temple Graves viii greet
a Brunswick audience for the FIRST
time Friday night lie should have
q lAAA Abho&
Or. w. e. Lambrignt, Of Atlanta
is spending a few lays in the city.
the guests of his parents. bulge and
Mrs. J. T. Lambright
A handsome new mail wagon has
Just been received at the posjomce.
and makes quite an improvement over
the old delapidated one.
Receiver w. S. Greene. of the Bruins
wick Light & Water Co. is fin in his
room at tne Oglethorpe aotel, to the
regret of his many friends.
r. l.. Harrison the wen known mer-
chant, formerly Of the city, now Of
Atlanta, is in Brunswick for a few
days AMI is prospecting with a view
OF locating here again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12
Summer Law School
VNINERsITV nEL YIRGINIA

IN Nirgtna mountains, ssh Summer July to Septern
per tSt by the law Faculty. Helpful to beginners:
- candidates for the har and TO pTactu oner who have,
aehed systematic instruction For catalogue address
H. Z. MINOR Secretary, Charlottesville, "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12

LOST-One small package between
Mallory wharf and Colson Hardware
Co. Finder will receive suitable re-
ward by returning same to this of.
fee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-12

Wooiford Mabry reached fao city
yesterday from Atlanta, and VIII To-
cate in Brunswick He has recently
from the law department Of
the State university ana VIII practice
his profession in this city.