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The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

VANCE representatives in the LcgiS-
lHturr may not be Il brilliant man.
given to much speaking, but he is
honest and sensible and his record
by the way he voted on important
questions will compare favorably
with that of the ablest and most eX-
pericnced men in that body.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

ITCHING, oozing, scaling Salt
] Rheum is cured by Hoods Sarsa-
ps-::!la, the great, unequalled remedy
for every kind of SKIN DISEASE.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

GOV. Aycock spoke in Newton the
other day to a greGt crowd The
editor OF the Newton Enterprise, il
man OF intelligence and discrimina-
tion, says the Governors effort
franks with the greatest speeches
ever heard in the county" and adds:
Everybody is enthusiastic about it.
and declares that neither Vance nor
Ransom i'll their best days ever made
Il greater speech. 1t has been said
that Aycock possesses the strongest
points OF both OF our former great
Senators. He has the eloquence of
Ransom and the wit ofNance. He is
now the one North Carolinian who
can draw Il crowd on any occasion. "
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30
OUR RALEIGHLETTER
POLITICAL AND OTHER NEWS
FROM STATE CAPITAL.

Decorated in Honor of the State Fair
Fries plan of Merging Southern
Cotton Mills Is-Figures From the
Office Of the State Superintendent
of !nstructin.-Speaks at Durham
Registration Books Closed Saturday
Other S:ate News of Interest.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30
NOTICE.
Sale of Valuable TCWn Prgi,-,-r

- ferred upon US by trust deeds t.ya,,,'
by Nathan Lehman and wifr. Mann n
Lehman. on the 2Sth day cf ApriI ra@ ~
and the 9th day of September leo, h,t
registered in Vance COUNTY. y e
Book 20, page 1S5; and Book >. la.r o..
we shall, on
Monday, November I?th, Iaa.
Sell at public auction to the higbr>, hill
for cash at the Court House door m Ill.,
derson, n. c.. the following pfnn.,.e
to-wit: One certain lot or parcel uf Ia
situate on Garnet street i'm lIruter-,-
North Carolina, adjoining the lama. =,
estate of j. A. Harrell aud othrl>. sri
bounded as follows: Begin al tb. \nr.t
west corner of Harrell', ,tuIr-bo,,,o n.y. Y Y,
Garnet street and run thenc, in SOM,
westerly direction along said street - fS.,
and s inches, more or less. tn f. C. na,i,.
line; then Southeasterly direction aIcr,
Davis line 100 feet, more or less. Io LAM
of Seaboard Air Line Railway. then +,
NoI therly direction along line uf >.i
Railway - feet and inches more or l.>,
to Harrel's lie; then along II IIlrrlr, lpr
100 feet, more or less, to beginning /.
being that lot on which is crcc;,4i ~
three story brick store house. known q,
"Lehman'S Store"
Also one certain lot or parcel If land
situate in Vance County, \ { adioiui4,
lands of f. Stephens, Z. W. Ellis, t,ruIg7
w. Powell, \. III. Chava>Sc, Davis >trrt,
and Maple street. containing >ix acep,
| more or less. 1t being the land haag.,
from n. ii. ChavaSSe and wife lty d,t8
| registered in Vance County, y G., Box
| 8, page 332. less that part SOLD to & II
Powell4and +. w. Ellis
This 10Th October 1902
EDWARD EIGENBRI'N.
A. T.. ZOLLlCOFFEE,
Trustees
While terms of above sale are cash ar.
rangements can be made whereby thu,
will be given the purchaser on part bur.
| chase money.
a. {. .ZOLLlCOfFEK.
AttIrury
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

JUDGE JOHN II. REAGAN, of Texas,
is 83 years old aud has held office
continually for more than sixty
yeers. He held office under the
"Lone Star" flag, the stars and bars
and the stars and stripes. Judge
Reagan is the only surviving mem Der
of the Confederate Cabinet.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

WE do not believe III working the
old soldier racket over time but since
the subject has been brought UP a
glance at the Democratic county
ticket shows that he has not been al
togeth her lost sight Of Three out of
the six, not including the Legisla-
ture. are old soldiers: l. c. Bobbitt,
Treasurer; Sim Dean, Coroner; Col.
W. H. Hood, Surveyor And they
were all good soldiers. too. and as
true citizens and good officials i'll
time OF peace as they were brave and
loyal in time OF war.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

l guarantee Roberts, Tonic EtoS cure
ChAlis, Fevers, Malaria. and restore
lost appetite. CSC. Try it. W. W. Parker.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30
Executors Notice.

"AVING QUALIFIED A. EXECr.
IA tor, with will annexed. of David 7.
Barker, deceased, late of Vance Count.
n. G.. this is to notify all persons haIf.
claims against the estate of the aid d.
ceased to exhibit them to me on or before
the 10th day of October, 1908 or lh> uuic.
will be pleaded in lar of their Ircuref.
Persons indebted to the said estate NIll
please maxi immediate payment
This October 18th, 1902
J. l. GI OVER
Executor of the will Of David T. BaIkrr.
deceased
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

No LESS than eight Illustrated ar
ticles are to be found in the Novem-
ber Magazine issue OF The Outlook.
which has also several full-page por-
traits of the day. The issue contains
in addition to what may be called its
magazine articles. the usually V full
and carefully prepared history of the
world for week. editorials on cur
rent topics of great Importance, re-
views OF books Just published and
much other matter. 1t is to I've re-
membered that The Outlook appears
tifty-twO times year. and that the
twelve large Illustrated Magazine
numbers are included in the general
subscription.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
fake Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
t. cure. E. ". Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

For Congress:
EDWARD W. pot,
Johnston County.
BE sure that you vote this ticket
next Tuesday.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

r HAVE QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
i of the will of Henry w Falkner, de-
ceased, in the Superior Court OF Vance
County; and l hereby notify all persons
having claims against said deceased to
present same to me before Oct 10th, 1903.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
Henderson. N. G., Oct 8, 1902
HAMILTON STEWART.
Exc ,ntor of the will of Henry w. Falkner,
deceased
Il. Z. HICKS, Attorney.
Look out for a nice lot of flour,
straight and patent, made of new
wheat, to arrive ut
II. THOMASON'S.
The gold leaf., 1902-10-30

BY
rHAD K. MANNING.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1902.
For Congress:
EDWARD W. pot,
Johnston County.
BE sure that you vote this ticket
next Tuesday.
BE SURE that the ticket you vote
next Tuesday has on it the name OF
Charles E. Daniels, of Wilson, Tor
Solicitor.
GOV. Aycock spoke in Oxford Mon
day. He had a GOOD crowd to hear
him and made Il speech characterls-
tic of the man and the cause he
championed.
Yor have registered. Now go TO
the polls next Tuesday and vote and
your duty as good citizen will have
been DISCHARGED as far as this cleo
Jrvnu ar. !, democrat and believe
i'll the principles and policies OF the
National Democratic party. vote for
tho man who will stand for those
nr;ucirJn. IN tho Halls nj Couoress
Vote for Edward " Pom
Tur Democratic tickets State and
cn,utv orn nuhIishad in this Daper,
Road them overcorriulIv and be sure
th,, ,,u, t;.l,ot ;u ov,ctIv I;ln thnm
vLon Won vote There NAV he OF hers
which are not the real thing.
-
lot ciiilh 'o' !" Il 'ehio'rh' pe'aoo'
party. Can YOU hen conscientiOuslv
vote for II candidate for the Legisla-
ture who will vote to return .Jeter {.
pritrharl to the United States
Srnatep
~
Not NHch Is the name OF IL small
paper Just started at Washington,
,.hi,.I ,,., n,;n+oI ~ homo Apax-
,n,ino+;,n IS +ho +r, ,,,,;os roco;vod
- 1,;,, .a4.o .l,,,,,;,o., -, +l,,+ Not
,,..r ;,,;o
WE ask nothing better Tor our dIS-
trIrt than that Edward W. f"u
Sionid remain Ill congress uiiIii tie
,.orJ;J,+o th,, ,ponuI,l;,.,n., ,,,,n,,,o
c,n ..cura sufficient stronuth to oust
him and rot;ro him to tho shades ~,
n,.iv,t. life
VANCE 5 representatives in the LeglS-
lhtur" may not be a brilliant man.
given to much speaking, but he Is
honest and sensible and ms record
,,,,l,,;,,.. .;I, a s,l,
with th,t ,f +ho ,hln.+ and ,u,.,+ ov
nor;or.od mo, in tb,+ hodv
f.. A. POWELL Is n man OF clean
character and pure morals, sober and
SeililehlahlE Ill conduct, a strict
member OF the church, attiliatlng
with one OF the leading Christian de,
titled to the s1,nnort he asks at the
hands of tba nannIa of V,pco co,ntv
VANCE never llad Il better 'lerk ol
the superior 'our' IMAM 'oi- Henry
Ferry, VINO VIII succeed himself 1ol
another term OF tour years ltShouId
p' the Pie'S''ie o' every man Ill 'ilt
county 10 Not" lof Such clever alld
mcnt to he man even though he has
no opposition.
W
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Il wv
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
How e preparo EnlllIalon.

Preparation--An emulsion Of either
crude petroleum or kerosene may be
made from the following formula.
Two pounds 81 potash whale oil
soap. four gallons Of water. eight gal.
Ions OF oil
Weigh the soap carefully and place
with the water in vessel over the
fire, using q slight excess Of water to
make up for evaporation. Fit a pump
with 4 short piece OF hose, to which
is attached nozzle for throwing a
straight stream three-sixteenths o.
one quarter of an inch In diameter.
Pour the oil into the barrel or tub in
which the pump is set. and when the
whaleoil soap is dissolved and the So.
hutton begins to boil. add il to tho oiI
and pump the whole vigorously back
into itself for a period OF at lest ten
minutes The stream from the noz-
zle should be directed straight down.
ward into the mixture so as to stir it
to the very bottom. After a fcw min.
utes the oil and soap solution will he
seen to combine, forming thick.
creamy emulsion, which, when per.
fectly made. viii remain without
change for weeks
Materials: Pump Required Either
crude oil or kerosene will give good
results in making emulsion. The soap
should preferably be some soft whale
oil soap. such as Goods No g. If A
hard soap lie used the emulsion will he
curdw ana only with difllculty mix
with water Country I've SOAP answers
admirably, but must be used HI some.
what larger quantity than called for
in the formula given above.
The ordinary bordeaux spray pump
answers very wen for mixing the emnl.
sion. but almost any pump sill do that
can be fitted with the requisite section
OF hose and nozzle bordeaux or
Seneca" nozzle gives very satisfac
tory sized stream for this work, though
rather small
The water used must be soft. for If
hard, no stable emulsion can be nre-
pared, and 1t sometimes happens that
foreign substances CHANGING to he nres
ent. will prevent the standardization If
a lot of soap solution and on for any
reason. fails to emulsify properly. the
best thing to do is to throw the vhals
away. carefully clean up the pum
wash out all the vessels used and -
gin over.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
MRS. !. A. MIN / G oMER
GIVES AL CARD PAnTY.

Mrs. ] A Montgomery was the
hostess at one Of The pieasantest card
parties of the season on Wednesday
afternoon The home on Halifax
square was artisticaliy decorated with
holly, palms and garlands of bamboo
vine the color scheme being confined
10 the Christmas red and green. Eu-
chre was played ana the prizes We're
won as follows; First prize, on cut,
by Mrs. c. M Shivers; the lone land
prize, by Mrs Edwin Brobston; the
consolation, by Mrs. e. F. Coney. Al
ter the games dainty refresnmoAts
We're served Those present We're:
Mrs c. l.. Gambler. Mrs. j. A. Butts,
Mrs. Frank D. Aiken, Mrs. n. T. Co
ney Mrs, r. r.. Hopkins Mrs. J D,
Sparks, Mrs E H. Mason, Mrs. A. G.
Banks, Mrs. q. M Shivers. Mrs. Ed
win Brobston, Mrs. Edward WEIGH
man Of New York; Mrs. !, N bishop;
| Mrs. NJ H. Ballard. Mrs. BenioeJ
Deacon Mrs, ] w Tromas, sliss X:
leilIe butts. Miss Ethel Elliost, Hiss
Susie Lamar. Miss Annie O'Connor
is Al R4
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s*A*S+s*&*S4s@ s+S@s+s+a+ Observation-Disclosures
In SOCIETY. :
F+F9F*FF T+F *s+FT4 +r4r+s+r*sr

Mrs NJ. r. King and Miss Mai King
will return from Savannah immediate
" after Christmas, to the pleasure OF
their friends here.
Miss Lula puleston. Of Monticello,
Fla, win be the guest OF Miss Alma
Wright during the holidays.
Miss Lula colesberry leaves Wed
nesday to spend the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Il, T. Hitch, in Atlanta.
Miss While BarKuloo and Mrs. w. ].
Price win spend the holidays in Savan-
nah the guest Of Mrs. w. B. stillweIl.
The zinnia club will reorganize after
the holidays and society will be much
enliYeued by the delightful entertain
ments Of this clrb.
VIII Lawton. Of Savannah, the popu-
lar salesman Of the American Tobac-
co Company, spent the past week in
the city
Miss Vivian Kay returns tonight
from .,otre Dame convent, in Balti-
more, to spend the holidays at home.
Miss Jenerivc CulIey Of Crimson,
Ga, y the guest d Mr. and MRS w
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MRS. SUITS MINUTES
EREST1NG BOOK.

Mothers Of Distinguished Geor'
gians.~ BY Mrs. J. a Butts Is tbs
latest addition TO southern literature.
This book has jus. been issued and Il
beautifully printed and Illustrated,
and altogether a finely gotten up work
This well written and elegant work
will occupy an unique place in south.
eru literary annals, aud will prove a
very popular book. Numbers Of copies
have been oruerea Dy Georsians all
over the state Tor holiday season and
fhe press has spoken 81 e ia terms
of highest praise The publishers
wrote Mrs. Butts that capa sle critics
had commended 1t very highly and
Rev. Black. rector Of st. bartholomew
af BROOKLYN. wrote her highly con
ulimentary letter concerning it. Alto
gethen Mrs. Butts literary craft Is
launched under very fair auspices In
deed. and It IS safe to prophecy a
great success for her boon. Inc Al
ianta Journal Of recent date gives
4 hair column notice 70 this look and
speaks in the highest terms OF Mrs
Butts originality and s,yle. Inc re
view is one Of the most comprenen
sive and complimentary cue Georgia
press has ever given. Mrs. Butts
friends congratulate her on her sue
cess. 80 A-.ss->..>
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THE SONG OF THE TELEPHONE
GIRL.
Respectfully Dedicated to the Bruins
wick telephone system.)

Respectfully Dedicated to the Bruins
wick telephone system.) /.
"Oh. Central give me Is, please"
/ asked with patient voice,
Then stood ana waited there a spell.
In fact I had no choice.)
Then rang the bell again--this time
fear with frowning brow
The old familiar sound came,
Il can't--they're busy now"
Dear Central. give me 60"
With fearful eyes cry;
"The doctor must have, or else
fear that | will die"
My prayer was needed mott stood
With feyer-throbbing brow,
And heard again that still small voice
Reply, They're busy now"
$3.50.
OH Central, turn lne alarm,
My house Is all anrel
The roof is burning DER my head
The flames mount higher and higher
My household goods are burning up
NV children, too, ! vow
In grief, unmistakable ] heard
Her say: They're busy now.
ooh, Central ring UP the police,
The mischief is to play
A riot now is going on
Right IN broad open day.
We need protection from the mob
There's no end Of row
BUT dfawnngly the answer came
Police. they're busy now"
And as it goes-well, none would care
RI retriDution dire
Should oyertake poor Central here
But when she goes up higher
How saw 'twould be il at the gate
Her crown upon her brow,
How sad twould be II at the gate,
"Begone-we're busy now"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
MISS WOOD ENTERTAiNs
With Al CARD Pan

Miss irene Wood entertained at
1atx Friday evening al her home on
tlfuaeester street Hearts was the
gHlne played aud FIRST prize, a beau
fifAI silver and pearl paper knife, was
won BIZ Miss kez2ie Conoly Those
present were MISS Rita McKinnon.
Miss Hthel Conoly. Miss Kezzie Como
~ sir and Mrs II ] Wan, Mr.. j.
Isfane. Mr.. Roy hglier. Mr.. A. 9,
nanlSs Mr. j w Ware. Delight
tnl refreshments were served and the
affair was one Of the most enjoyable
OF the season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
cLAlmep ssLF.DEFENsE.
Italian Boy Acquitted Of Triple Kilt
jrr m IiiIv aet

Reading, Pa. Dee 2o-Antonio Tad.
cal an italian aged H. who on July
4 laat shot John Trayer Edward Hart
man and saauel Sitsel young men
who had assaulted him after having
tried to pick ight with him while he
WAS playing a street niano. and all
three Of whom subsequently died, was
ACQUITTED IN court here today
Tadcai claimed self defense, and
said that he 4Aiied the three men to
save his oHa Fife
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
SPLENDID RECORD OF
MISS TALLULAH FLEMING.

< 1t Will crafty her many friends here
To learn tnat Miss Tallulah Fleming
who has been attending Converse col
lege, In Spartanburg. has achieved
enleuaid success in musical work, her
record being one hundred IN average
for the month of December. While the
record was due largely to technical
work Ia both vocal and Instrumental
music those who have heard Miss
flemings voice have prophesled her
SUCCESS as q singer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
YOUTH KILLS HIS FRIEND.
While Hurting ousrry Garrett shot

While Hunting euerry Garrett Shot
81 ., ;;siss - ~ >shss@-
Graham n q. Dec 90 Query
Garrett, the 9-yearold son Of Alder
man ". W Gapett and Charley Web
ster, yeaes old took a fobet rifle
and vent out Ia the outskirts Of town
tic hunt quail
They had only been gone a short
time when the news reached town that
young Garrett had shot and killed his
friend Webster. It IS claimed that
the shooting was accidental. Yo6rs
Garrett is considered a wild and reek.
less youth and some believe that the
killing OF Webster was intentional.
Young Webster was the son OF AL
fred Webster. a livergman.
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Kainlt.

viii receive onA or mere cargoes of
virginia-C Carolina Chemical Cos. Kai.
nit at an early date. Orders filed now
viii receive prompt attention. @. W.
Demiug, Agent.
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Roa Roy FLOUR IS re aEsr.

Balloons, Cannon Crackers. Fire
Crackers and Cop Walking Canes al
Fleming q Wars
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

While In town by all means so tc
see the bargains offered al ) II Ael
Ter g. Bros.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

i1e says-and believe him
There isn't any Santa CIausl
Hes ten; you can't deceive him,
He came from Boston, and he says
Such actions truly shocking;
4 don't quite know what thar means.
but
Ill not hang up my stockingl
3 p. m.
Somehow cant get fast asleep
s'pose cause I'm excited.
How pa did langh when ! came upi
Ma didn't seem delighted,
They're down stairs yet [ near mas
voice.
And mas ] hear her rocking
wonder can they hear me II
SO hang up my stocking.
10 D. m
wish there was a Santa Ciausi
l like the old way better,
i used 70 write him what 10 bring
And pa would take the lester.
Hark i hear sleigh bells donsf II
And
Can That be Santa knocking7
Fie Doesn't knock, but just Ior fun
! viii hang u1 my stocking.
Edward W. Barnard in Lesle's
weekly.
sss
sae holiday season VIII pe usbered
II This week with the beautiful YuIe
sats FESTIVAL me wofla = q us gay
EST trappings. the shops VIII be full
ii sday buyers, intent upon Christ
mas purchases. The holly and the
1s'lssats'aoe W'h PC Y evidence every
As'''fe e 'r''s'n '''s sv'ss''i' "''V = N
hs71a air - tne EVERYDAY Wofaa.
Fa',s''s'''s' tl'e season wy rs 2 pfasnt
telfainncots are already planned. The
0hrssfsAne dance of the cottlIjon elnhl
saa, &, 81 pas s. '''s '''oss p'''''a"' 'fs"'
s me Wees
the calender and number 81 small
e,.s..,.s 4 .svsi nre4,aI,fy IL O;vs.ss
among sl'p es't'sqF set y nonor @s
some Of the COLLEGE students Who aee
.{ 74,s.sn ~. 4ha tcif.sNsa
Amidst Inc ioy md brlab ts.sss ostbeI
.aaaea snara ,..,,, na SIS. ,,,an.. ,,f
dertone Of sadness remembefing the
vacant chair, the voice that Is silent
IL stoclting nm win he missed Yrons
IS aecnstomad n,aoo hos,do M s, s. I
ney Lille is mingled, heartsease ana
riot always are together But TIE
NJ sien ia svn,hai IN No. e,s.
spirit and Joy Of the season pereiianes
will reach even these.
Mrs. Albert Fendg was slghtlg illl
yesterday.
Andrews Wright has recovered from
Slight illness.
The Acacia club Will not meet untii
AFTER christmas
Miss Leola Brown Is the guest OF
friends IN Eastman
mr. =. =; mtisi' r''u'neu ''oin
~" io'N : ~
M.s II NJ Kine bas returned from
TRIP 70 savannah"
Mrs. Y. I. Mehlnnoh mas Fe'uFheu
DR. Hugh B9riord spent last msn'
On Jekyi a'tehu'ng q patient
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dent of Hofwyl
SnaDi Yesterday in the civ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

Supply city With coaI-There viii
Be oF1ciai Interference If Conditions
Warrant.
New York, Dec. Convinced that
some ,aing must be done to end the
coal famine. Mayor Low has sent LEI.
'ters 10 officials of the different. coal
carrying roads asking for facts con.
cerning the situation The mayor
refused to enter into details. but was
hopeful something beneficial to the
public would result from his action.
4 have written TO the railroads in
an unofficial capacity said Mr.. Low.
4 have been quietly investigating the
state OF affairs for some time, ana I
thought it advisable to write to Ger.
tain persons for few facts. In a
few Gays ( SHALL know more about
the true condition Of the coal supply
in all parts Of the city
Il is likely the mayor will head a
movement 10 Aapplg the city with coal
II he finally decides the condition is
serious enough to warrant official in.
reference. He had a conference on
the question with borough president
Cantor, who said that there was a
strong likelihood Of action being talk.
en- in a few days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

The real place TO trade, at j H.
Heller G. Bros.
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The mayor and council have extend
ed ,tna time in which 10 pay eftv faves
for 1912 to December 9th. Al fbaf
time tae digest VIII positively be turn
ed over 60 the clerh and executions
viii be issued. Save costs by paving
EOw.
emo ~ -...r,,-r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

modern trust system. But If the day
should ever come when the productive en-
ergies Of the American people are inn
potent in the presence Of monopoly the
protection which for more than q genera
ton our laws have given 70 ali our indus-
tries alike is not likely TO remain 20 IN
trench such a conspiracy Of ayarice and
greed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21
Will
ENDFAMINE
Communicates With Coal Car
rying Companies.
SITUATION N NEW YORK,

Likely Mayor viii Head Movement to
suppIy city With coal-There viii
Be oRicial Interference If Conditions
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IA cHRlsTMAs EvE.

tSpliloQuy Of boy Of seven years. J
s p. n.
That new boy 10 Miss Skaters room,
HE says and believe him
There isn't amy Santa Claus.
He's ten; you can't deceive him.
tie came from Boston, and he says
Such actions truly shocking;
don't quite know what thar means.
but
III not hang up my stockingl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

Alies IFma f.ambrigAt leaves short.
week for Elizabeth, N. T.. to resume
har studies as trained nurse,