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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

Factories is what we want
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

WANTED A Good, smart boy, or
young man. Cals at once. Geo. w.
Harper the grocer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
THE NEWS PUBLISHING co.
snRscRlPrIoN RATES.

Terms to sgbscFlberg II the city
and by mali Tree Of charge to all
uarts OF The United Ssates and Can
ida. Mexico Porto Rico. Guam. Phil.
tppine Islands and Hawaiian islands
p.sr Month 80
Six Months ......+.-.-.. 1880 I.5O
One ear ..s............. b.OO
phons 1888.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

FOR SALE-RuDber stamps, seals,
.stnce,s. etc. Agent Underwood Type
writer. WIN b. Fam. 312 Newcastle
street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

FOB RENT Upstairs Of residence
46l G street Suitable for light
housekeeping.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

FOUND Stray COW, drab colored,
white face, marked crop in one ear
underbit in the other Enquire at
News Office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

Try Rob Rsy Flour It is the best
on tne market.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

WAN ED.--nOf5e Tor It's iced.
Light WORK and best OF care. Address
S. j. T., care News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

FOR LENT Good rooms, furnished,
Apply al SOC street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

FOR RENT Desk room on ground
floor. Good, location. Address f..
care News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

LOSF-A female pointer pup
about two months Odd. white with pale
yellow spots please return to w Nj
Baker 4 Halifax Square.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-25

.ONE CENT AW0RD
If you want . position, : house. q
servant, Or want TO find anything
that has beer lost, or want some
thing that some one else has. adj
VertIse in this column
-~s---~-~,---~-~~~-~.~@
FOR lent Good rooms, furnished,
Apply al GGG c street
FOR RENT. Desk room on ground
floor. Good, location. Address f..
care News.
ED.-nolse Tor It's iced
Light work and best OF care. Address
s. j. T., care News.
WANTED "A Good, smart boy, or
young man Cai. at once. Geo. w.
Harper the grocer.
FOB RENT- Upstairs Of residence
40i G street Suitable for light
housekeeping.
FOUND Stray COW, drab colored
white face marked crop in one ear
underbt in the other Enquire at
News Office.
FOR SALE Rubber stamps. seals,
stince.s etc. Agent Underwood Type
writer. WIN b. Fam. 312 Newcastle
street
LOST "A female pointer pup.
about two months Old, white with pale
yellow spots please return to w NJ
Baker, 4 Halifax Square
WANTED--Young lady who under
stands stenOgraphy and typewilting TO
do lignl bookkeeping and office work
Address Box i64. City
FOR RENT-eay house ON Union
street Possession given December
lst Newly Painted and in nrst class
condition. J D. Sparks.
wANTED-Position as clerk in
either dry goods or grocery store, e.
a, wainwright Atkinson, Ga.
FOR Rents Six room house cor
ner George an. Albany street. Price
$40 per month. Apply to R. R. Hop.
kins.
PERSONAL - Morphine, opium.
laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself
cured win inform you of harmless.
permanent home cure Mrs. If. A..
Baldwin. Box 1912, Chicago.
FOR REM Two large and ele-
gantly furnished bed rooms, centrally
located Bath electric lights. phone.
in fact, all modern conveniences. APP
tpW al 515 Union street
FOX SALE.-Hillery lslano contain
ing 81 II cares of high land, suitable
for truck farming or for poultry Also
a six acre reservation on Blythe creek
known as Crescent Biuf. For parti-
culars call en f. Jos. Dauilinger.
FOR SALE Bakery. Best estab.
llshed place in the city Trade from
$50 to $25 daily. Rent reasonable.
Good chance for any one. Good rea-
sen for selling. Address or cal at
city Bakery. Brunswick. Ga.
WANTED-Furnisned rooms fer
light housekeeping. We have inquiry
for from three to five rooms in nice
neighborhood. Parties want to spend
winter here. BTobston, Fendig & Co.
SALESMAN WANTED-To call, on
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sweetman Bros.-w " frac blk 40.
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castle add 80 n
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MgGowan. Mary A.--i.ts 5. 6. biz -, Ms,
MeGown. T, DIS 8 to IL Incl, blk b,
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4, Ms, Haley LIST nnd "a add. ..... .Sp'
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Mcillhcnny. Mrs. i. G..56xa0o out o. blk
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~ McIlihenny. Mrs. s. G.-Lts 3, 10, rs
Mrnihenny Mrs. s. G..Lt 1. u ,. nix u,
Ms. Noble add. Observation-Disclosures. 81
sM9cPeak c. LII 4. blk g, SIS Bake,
Mcoaay. L.-io6a5o.. SIS. Williams
Nickersen. filis-i.ts ;. 8, blk 49, N,s;,
Nicholson. Flora III ?. blk il, Ms Allen
Noble W SO s1ioo, is 3. ., blk e,
Ms. Chapman I'd add. ................ ST.
Nugent c. VIZ acre. Ms, Gregg ist
oheubergcr Emma-Lts 4. I, S. O. 10, blk
I 80, Ms. Allen add ............,... S3i
Ohenberger Emma-Lts ]. ? biz ls' ~;
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Packard. lit 5 l2Ia1loo It it 4, 25xg2l,
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panneii, II. G.-Lts $. o. blk 10. SIS: so
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ra ntin aug r HFiac its : d biz ~ g.
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Payton. c. Sit l.. blk 454, Ms, Baker
Ferry. Mrs. ii. RI 1t 3. $oaioo ii it Z? 3
Perry, Frank Kits . I. S, 10, II, Il, II.
blk I, Ms, Gregg Isl add ............S 42
Perry, Frank Kit Z blk 6, Ms, Gregg
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Bennett. John-Lts {. S. blk slT. SIS. 81
I,ergstrom. A-Lts /, 2, one-hah OF
81 Bilb goY = 2 iaoi 3, biIt 21I, Ms. BaEs
a' Riiliarsiy jay Its 3, i, blk Is, Fai
'' Binckshc ear Charity North half 1t /, bll
8, SIS, seneschal add .:......; ',..'a'.i.S
Boatner, Mt ii. Ms. Texas and New
Orleans shops add ,:..r...; .'a' ;,i,;..' -
30 Borden, Emma s6xss out, blk F, Ms,
hI Rolling nS"' Bertic.ils It's. Ms, warHes[,
'u Brackcnridse, j, r. ii ITO ncrcs, Ms KS;
'T RrashS Sr' Iohn-i7x42 # Of it I. 5ox43 4
Of It $, 25x67 It Of II o, blk l, S. H s3,
'l'I Bruz z Edit 9 blk i. Ms Burnett
uu Bremond, Paul, Estate acres, Ms
Brinni, Martin-Lts 4, 5, one.half B. hil
Il Br oder James Its s, Q, 10, blk 9
N Sroddr frbaa James 1su Its ,. s. blk 81, Ms
Rroughton, sarah-Lts ., 8, l. blk s. NS
HALEY ADD III IS & RI RI
Brown, c. HIT >, blk 10, SIS, Bake,
brown, ]. Nils ., 10, one-half $, 4.
O'f Brown owl j. j. Nils ), S, blk Of, S. Bs.
A' bro aaa, j. Nit /, blk 90, SIS, BaksI
'' Brown. j. E.-Lts g. i, blk 49, Ms, cage
'' Buck, Minnie lis /, 2, blk {, Ms;
AlIsn ~ ip;c..:.it.''ftss'i . hik ( n s. Fifth
VAR Bfyd Ra'fB c aaS ., 10, onc,haf s. ~
BIZ Br Van Rel Bstte-5o1i5o it pts 8 il H. W
10 BT Ss toBttle-Lt s, blk 1s5, SIS. :. $35
Bryan, Bettie-Lts /, ., s, I, N.s.' Burns
'' burlington, r. S, Estate-Lt II, blk 2og;
Sf Huntington, T.. s.. Estate-85xi2o It, biz
| 2 Ms. johnson & Blount add. $40 ~
Buford. Mollie-Lts II, blk 40l, SIS. SIG
! Burke, Frank SITS /, 2, blk 81. So,
d Burke, 0 Frank s.-Lts g. I, one.half s. T..
BIZ burke 1t Frank rank Sis 8, I, s, 8, 10, one,
nab Burke II. FRANK Sis /, ii, II, blk 81,
r Burke Frank Sis i, ;, g. Blk ii, SIS
Sy BaTEe aq Mary-Lts 10, ii, Blk 25S, KIT
| ,Burkhart, John 9oNlyo y HoWSS 9S S5s
nler, Blk ], IS" Senecnai ISL auu ~ "a
Burns; Eld B9 acre YIN 81 81
Burns. EldSSq9 ono-hfth acre Ko s, IS
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Burns. EldSnn,Lts :, s. w u Of 3,
Burns Waller Waller IT., TILtS 49, a. 10 adjosR g
Burroughs JJ.-oo1ioo IT Of 1t r. s sib
'lB burton naS Sarah-25x5co' IT blk l. SIS,
BnscRh Ellen It's, rs Austin 81 8 add / 81 s
busch J2hh b.-EI5I' - - DIN o. o;s95
Herman pGi r LEAGUE auI blt II M
FCrbush add =, j., =, - 81
BGtef' H. LIS LIS .; g. - -oN'o It o' Sgs,i
cain, W soy 100 # OF 1t II S 2ie ~
II OF II ana 5-'2A'" IL Oh II e DIN -,
SIS. S?e
add y -, ! Nj: 81 So
Alien % i:..i.,:, Ii. a., .s33
Chew, F. E.-Lt 4 bIk e sSS...'.$ $iiss
Childress, Frances-Lt 3, b. So, SIS
BAKER add; - - 20
Chnrchl1l, Eyaaa2jne'qu"rter OF II l. p l5
gia},, Angelina 81 "a, Esta'o-Lt - Dix q y
Cline, Hegnry-Lts g. l. s. blk 40 St sS6
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city Assessor and Collector.
EXPLANATION o. AsREvAToNs.

lt.--Lot.
Lts.--lots.
NJ. S.--North Side Buffalo BAYOU.
5. s.-Sopth Side Buffalo EsycT,
Add.--Addition.
Pt.--Part.
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DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.


Notice ig hereby given that In accordance
wiki the provisions Of article 93j Of the
Revised Code ~ Ordinances % the city or
Houston. rs amended ~ the city council,
on the nth dAy 90 Nosehhcr. 1897, relating
20 the assessment aud collection Of taNes,
that the following Is the roll OF delinquent
taxpayera and property on which taxes are
due the city Of Houston for the year 1901.
In accordance with the provisions OF the
charter of the city and ordinances OF the
city of Houston, II said taxes enumerated
In the following lis; are not paid by tn.
sist day az March. t002 said taxes shall
I've placed In the hands ~ the city attpr-
ney to enforce collection by suit No re
ceipt will be given for taxes nslned IN
the following delinquent liz, until the pay
ment of said taxes aud interest due thew
OIL. from the LIST day OF January, 1872 az
the rate OF q per cent per aunum. 70
gether with the Zee of three $500 dnllsrs,
TO cover the Gust VI advertisement ana eN-
ecuting tax statements IS 4 provided Tor
In article 53J Of the Revised Code % ord
JAMES r WELSH.
CITY Assessor and Collector.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01
Lace NeiiiergSs

Black and. colored lace yelling
in plain Tuxedo mesh or chen
lille spotted; worth 25c. 4 mn
Your choice Friday. UUO
Daylight Basement salesroom.
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. . 1 /. u. ,..E- ..ls5, Ey. p :
Silk SPECIALS. 4"" ss,s.
5000 yards new Broche Satin Foulards, in
the most beautiful selection Of American and
European designs; values the best ever
shown at $1.OO. To celebrate our Twentieth
Anniversary we place 5themeon sale EGhr>
at far below cost to produce yard UWO
Limit Is yards to a customer.
$500 yards Wash Cords--No Wash Cord
stock has been SO much admired or SO we'll
patronized as our line. They are the finest,
best made. For the Twentieth 80 En
Anniversary celebrations. @OO
>5 Limit Is yards to customer
800 yards Black Silk sPeau de Cgyne, ~ in.
wide; firm strong, beautiful luster and pure
dye; our regular $l00 dollar Silk, G@n
Twentieth Anniversary Sale, yard " aDO
Limit, Is yards to customer,
.g.-. Nall Orders Filled.
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Extraordinary Values Our Daylight BaSez11en
Ribbons.

. #
500 yards black Satin and Gros
Grain Ribbons, all silk, 4 inches
wide, good value at 25c. Spe-
cial Basement Sale, ECO
per yard, Eo~
Plaid Ribbons, good assortment
of all the popular fancy plaids.
The 5-i;neh wide Zoe
The 6-inch wide. Pc
Navy blue and white stripe all
silk ribbons, 5 inches wide, used
for hat trimming; e ID In
worth up.to 4Oc yard @2O
Daylight Basement salesroom.
Glass TOwalissg.
l8-inch checked Glass Towel
ing blue and red check, SC quail
ity. Special Anniver 9n
sary Price. .z........l. 49,
Daylight Basement saIesroom.
Prints.
Shifting sCambrics, light colors,
/ to 10 yards, only, per q in
ward s.g. . O2O
Daylight Basement snlesroon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-01

Fine quality cambria and main
sock gowns, deliberately trim
med with handsome lace or EN-
broidery; slightly unused from
handling; worth up to $3.50.
Women's good quality Muslin
Drawers, with wide cambria
ruff1e, trimmed with dainty lace
edge. Special for the Anniver-
sary sale
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Commissioners Meeting.

The commissioners were in regular
session almost all of last week. A
large part of their time was taken up
with compromises on delinquent city
property. Most of the offers were ac-
cepted so as. to get the property where
it would again become a source of
revenue to the county, G.. w. Watson
was granted the privilege of erecting
telephone poles in the county. This
is preliminary to erecting lines con-
Meeting the other towns in the county
with this city, also to run lines to the
houses of the farmers where it is
found desirable.
Mr.. Frost received the contract for
furnishing and applying paint for the
trees ir the court house yard.
Charles Woods rented the north
west quarter of 1924 10 for three
years.
The roads petitioned for by A. G.
Barker and j. G. Bopp were granted
H. F. Carter's petition to vacate a
certain road was rejected.
The scrip cancelled and destroyed
amounted to $3S58. %.
w. A. West and Frank Wellman
were appointed to assist the probate
Judge in examining the county treas
urer's accounts.
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. EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS, APRIL is. 1902.
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Wedding.

Mr.. Paul Noble and Miss Clara
Hine of Kinsley were married at st.
Francis Hospital, Wichita, Kans.,
Wednesday afternoon, April 16, at 3
O'Clock. Many friends. from here
wired congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble after the ceremony.
They were to have been married at
the home Of the brides parents in
June, but two weeks ago Mr.. Mobiles
dangerous illness compelled the fam
lilies of the young people to change
their plans. While there is a tinge of
sadn connected with this wedding
owing to the yet critical condition of
Mr.. Noble, the loving wishes and con-
graduation called forth by the happy
event, will surely hasten his recovery.
Miss Hine came to Kinsley little
girl aud has grown TO womanhoo cd
here, and the universal affection be-
slowed upon her is Ii deserved tribute
to her fine character. She is an ac-
complished musician and has given
freely of her time and strength in the
effort to develop the musical atmos-
pbere of our little city, and to help
every other good work along.
Mr.. Noble also has lived in Kinsley
since his early youth, and yShis de
votion to a high ideal of mar nh ood
has won the unbounded,e esteem of oul
people. His illness is thesonly clouC
in the horizon Of what wey hope ma!
be a long and happy life for thes'
young people.
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Populist Cali.

A mass convention of the voters of
the Peoples Party is hereby called to
meet at the Court House in Kinsley
on Saturday, May 3, at 2 O'Clock p.
M. for the purpose of electing four
delegates to represent Edwards coun-
ty at the Populist Congressional Con-
vention to be held at Hutchinson on
the following Tuesday.
THEODORE Force.
7th Cong. Dist Com.
]. l. BRELSFORD.
Chairman.
A. G. DYER,
Secretary.
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By County Supt. L. r.

Report of schoo in District No. 4:
Term 'opened September 9, closed
March 2s.,
Total hnhber of days taught, 1877.
Number Of pupils enrolled, 25.
Average daily attendance, II 47-107.
LUCY HEDGES, Teacher.
Report of Fairview school, District
No. 28.,
Term opened September 16, closed
April s..
Total number of days taught, 14O.
Number of pupils enrolled, 80.
Average daily attend ance, % LILO.
G. w. COUNTRYMAN, Teacher:
Report of school in District No. IA:
Term o. ened October IA, closed
March %.
Total number of days taught, 1T.
Number of pupils enrolled, IA.
Average daily attendance, IL.
!. Ivy LESLEY, Teacher.
Report of school in District No. &c.:
Term opened October I, closed April
IL:
Total number of days taught. l20.
Number of pupils enrolled. u.
Average daily attendance, 20 ITO.
ELLEN KEARNEY, Teacher.
Report of Ridge school, District
No. 20:
Term opened January 6, closed
March %.
Total number of days taught, so.
Number of pupils enrolled, 20.
Average daily attendance, Il.
MARK GRIMES, Teacher.
Report of .Golden-red school, Dis
trict No. 81:
Term opened September %, closed
April IL.
Total number of days taught, 1l9.
Number of pupils enrolled, 5.
Average daily attendance; $40.
EDITH BECK, Teacher.
The Senior class of the Kinsley
High School are making active prep
arations for cOmmencement.
The State Text Book Commissi ion
will meet in Topeka, May 5, for the
purpose of adopting school text books
for the ensuing five years. The COM
mission will have a much larger as
scrtment to choose from than five
years ago, and consequently we may
expect better grade of books. 1t is
the writer's opinion that Hoenshel' 3
grammar, the Rand, McNally geog-
raphies, Wright's civil government
and Stevens bookkeeping will be re-
adopted, and the other text books in
the common branches changed. An
effort will be made to supersede ver-
tical writing with slant, but it will
probably be unsuccessful as sentiment
in favor of vertical writing seems to
be gaining ground. The books adopt
ed in May will go into use Sept. l.
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.KinSley FEED STORE.

Feed aud Flour constantly on hand;
also grind all kinds of Feed and Corn
Meal for table use. We sell the Queen
Bee Mills Flour, of Mcpherson, and
guarantee it to equal any -four made
In the state. Come in and let US make
you prices. Pay cash for Poultry and
Eggs. All kinds of Grain and Seeds.
Keep on hand Flax Seed and Cotton
Seed Meal: also the oldest Stock and
Poultry Food on the market.
w. E.FRAVEL.. Prop.
SIn Creamery Building.