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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-09
CASE OF: CHAs. /. sTENGLE.
Failing to Comply with require
ments AS to Residence, He Cannot
neutrality-suspicious. Opin-
ion-FredericksburE Courts Deci-
sion Yesterday.
sion Yesterday.

In the opinion of Attorney-G General
Anderson, citizens who have not resided
two years in the State, one year in a
county, and three months in a precinct,
cannot register under the new Constitu-
ton, even though qualified in all other
respects.
The question arose in Fredericksburg,
where Mr.. Charles I. SIengle editor Of the
Free Lance, was not allowed to register
because he lacked the qualifications indi-
Gated above.
The Attorney Generals opinion, while
not official, is interesting nevertheless
Yesterday he received the following re-
quest for information:
Fredericksburg. Va, September 8, 1902
Hon. William A. Anderson, Attorney-Ge
eral, Richmond, Va
Did convention intend to dsfranch4se
white property owners who have qualified
as to residence under old constitution and
voted, when only failure now would be
lack of twelve months city residence?
Wire answer, my expense.
THE FREE LANCE.
ATTORNEY-GENER OPINION.
Major Anderson sent the following re-
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disappearances, as faithfully kept in
a little book by the husband:
March l. IS99-StayeG away three days.
which were spent at a woman friends s
house. Came home herself.
May galway one day I found her at
same friends house. Said she had intended
going to Atlantic City, but was glad TO come
home.
June 14-Away one day. Came home her
self.
Dec. ll-Away two days. Came home her
self.
Dec. 16-Away one week. found her llv-
ing out as a servant.
Feb p, 1900-Away two days. Came home
herself.
April 21-Away three days. Came home
herself
May ?6-Away one DAY. Came home her
self.
June Away Il days. Had been living
out at service. Came home herself.
wanted to put her out. She pleaded and
promised 10 reform, and l fOrgave her. Sne
then stayed home seven months.
Dec. a-Away "A days Found her one
day going into a theater. Had been living
out as tanitress' assistant at Musicians
association headquarters.
Feb. 10, l5cl-Away y days Living out al
service. Friend Of mine met her at ball.
and then l located her and brought her
nome.
April 23-Away % days. I found her in
hospital, she having written 10 me Just be-
fore undergoing an operation. l reached
her bedside after the operation.
Jan. d 1912-AWay five weeks. / found
her working as a waitress in a restaurant
May 24-Left the last time, and is still
away, her whereabouts being a mystery.
Mr.. Garthmeier is in the provision
business. and when he was leaving
home on May "a to go to his place his
wife called 10 him from the house as he
stood on the porch: Come, kiss NE
good-by, joe"
The husband, who had just left her
side, laughing after a romp, called back
good naturedly: "Oh, l haven't time
this morning" and was OFF When he
came home that evening he found his
wife had gone for the fourteenth time.
So certain is Mr.. Garthmeier that his
wife is the victim of some influence Of
the elements that he has determined TO
have her made a study by medical spe-
cialists should he succeed in finding her
once more.
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WHEN MOON is FULL.
Then Mrs. Garthmeier Leaves Her
Home and Husband.
Fourteen Times Has This Happened
-Luekless spouse Attributes
Wife's Vanishing Habit to
Lunar Influence.

The scientific world has in Mrs. Han
nah May Garthmeier, of Philadelphia,
a new subject to puzzle over. She is the
vanishing Wife," having left the hus-
band she loves and who loves her and
her comfortable home at No. 344S Ger
mantown avenue upon IA different oc-
casions during the past three years.
each disappearance being of the mys-
terious order.
Her desertiOns extend from one day
20 SO days each. The first occurred -
lays after the couple were married,
and the latest vanishing act came on
May "a just passed. The woman's pres
ent whereabouts is unknown.
Mrs. Garthmeier has told her hus-
band that she doesn't know why she
leaves him, except that some influence
works upon her at yarying intervals.
and that fight against it as hard as She
can, she is most times unable to con-
quer.
Her husband insists that his wife
loves him as ardently as any woman
can love her husband, but that she is
a victim of the moons changes. When
the moon is full is the time Mrs. Garth
meier is least able TO resist the infiu-
ence to move out of the sphere of her
husbands love and home.
This strange woman, says the New
York World, was Miss Hannah May
Amber when on February 9, 1899. Jo-
seph Garthmeier took her for his third
wife. She had been his housekeeper
and cared for his little boy and girl
during II months after the death of
wife No. ? before the two married.
Mrs. Garthmeier is q years old and
pretty. and her husband is ten years
her senior. The record of the vanish
ing acts of this remarkable woman fol
lows, the dates being those of her IA
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in the cabin alone. No dog lies on
her hearthstOne, no eat Purrs about
her feet, not even the low of cow,
the friendly grunt of pig is heard
about the place. Forty years alone
in the stiffness and isolation of the
mountains!
Her neighbOrs, neighbors on Laurel
rarely ever live nearer than a mile,
kindly and hospitable mountain folk,
know that Miss Kizzie shuns all hu-
manity, so they bring their gifts and
leave them on the rock that serves
as her doorstep. Simple gifts to one
not so fortunate as they-one who, in
their own vernacular, is Ieetle teched
in the head.
Many things are found on the old
wOman's doorstep. A turn from the
mill. a pitcher q Iasses, a hunk o.
bacon. a dozen o aiggs. Sometimes
linsey and cotton check goods are left
there, to be converted into articles of
wearing apparel.
The mountains, grim sentinels, are
the only witnesses to the tragedy Of
the lonely life and to the gifts left
on the rocks.
On sunshiny days Miss Kizzie brings
her spinning wheel into the yard and
spins for her neighbors. She finds the
wool at her door, and there she leaves
the finished work. A step, any sudden
noise, sends her scuttling like fright
ened rabbit into the cabin, to leave the
wheel, if an inquisitive person should
linger so long, TO be brought into the
cabin under cover Of the friendly dark
ness.
In her youth Miss Kizzie was much
like other mountain women. A growth
on the back Of her head, just behind
the right ear. follows the contour of
her head and curves like a rams horn
in reality it is a horn. bleached and
cOTrugated-has made the woman
shun all mankind and lead the life of
q hermit.
For 40 years, on occasions that are
infrequent. when Miss Kizzie has been
seen. her head has been jealousy
guarded by close-fitting cap.
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SAGACITY OF A FOX.
ReynRrd Made Good Use of "A Boat and
TriumPhantIy Escaped from
Mad Hunter.

Farmer Hudson, of Ararat, Pa, had
a queer experience while hunting red
foxes on the mountain above his
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home. A fox that had given him a
lively chase ran down a steep hill
and dashed toward the Susquehanna
river, where a boat was lying on the
shore. The force of the jump sent
the craft out in the stream, and when
Hudson came up the boat was in the
middle of the river, floating down
the current.
In the boat. standing on the seat
in the stern, was the fox. gazing back
at his batfied pursuer with consider
able satisfaction. Hudson discovered
another boat op shore, and quietly
pushing it off, paddIed after the boat
that was bearing the fox away. The
fox's boat was gradually being car
ried by the current nearer the opDo-
site shore. and by the time the hunt
er in his boat was half way from
the starting point Of the fox's boat,
the latter was within a rod or two
Of the opposite shore.
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30 Iinnnr fnr NIinnrs

Theaters and taverns in HeIigoland
are compelled by law 10 refuse admit
tance to any person under 16 years OF
age.
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H W. FULLER,
Genera. Passenger Agent.
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THE MOUNTAIN HERMIT.
Lonely Life Led by Miss KiEzie, the
Horned Woman Recluse of
North Carolina

In lonely spot in Madison county,
among the mountains CT North Caro-
lima, there lives one IF tie strangeSt
women in the country.
The mountain lad going a-sparkin'
with a bottle of cinnamon drops in his
pocket to perfume his lassie's Ter
chief, a tack Of snuff, which he gives
as fashionable youths give flowers and
bonbons, finds the whistle hushed on
his lips as he passes Miss kizzie's lone
" little cabin.
For 10 years Miss Kizzie-she is
known by no other name-has lived
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blinded by Yeuow JournaIism

John p. Davis, newsdealer. of Pas
coag, Il. l., lost the sight of one eve
in a strange way. His finger trans
ferred to his eye some of the colorad
ink used on a Sunday newspaper, with
the result above stated.
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RAILROADS,

-.,-pF AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
DALI -a--.r NE RAILROAR.
b AVE CAMDEN STATION.
TEA.Ea and way stations, week days,
Fer ana --.. 40, Sac P. M.
IN -.ufs.7 .s-rF Rsy Ridge, q p. m.
... .-. -.- nee. days. tflyy m.
Zen m. 64SS.S
n. as. and
E.tge wee days.4S p. N.
~ 700 p. m.
tge and return, SOC,
L. A. Coon G. NJ.
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,rTIMORE AND OHIO
x RAILROAD.
rr..r.astou from station corner OF
LtL.- -..-nu. md & 81

ur.-...Et1I iTOm station IJ1HSI VI
Ls''5 ,,.r- Jersey avenue and c st.
r-.-.g5 AMI Northwest, 1880 a. m,
80 p. P..--.a s. Louis and Louisville.
F'' ...8m, .s-so night,
'.''' 49,. .-r.ai Cleveland 'io.so a. m, 's.45
.-a...-..Eht
Pl.,,...-.-slli -. Wheeling. . 70 p m.
Es'...y..Ass.sr -55s a. m, q IS and +s.5O
Pm. .---
Fo. --.-. ..-..5ts. -sa. $50 trr,so a. m,
o. ..-. -ss5 $500. trO.so, a. m, sI.I5,
..-.--. I'd. ,
"a ...-...sa. taos a. m. aud $3.50 pm.
's. ..l vay points. +5.55, $500 a. in.,
...-, $500. $40 IS. +-L5o, p. m.
s'.' -...---s5.rs and way points, +s.ss,
-.a55. Sis. 1880, r4.5o, 500
-. g. $50. sl9Ls, -u5o p. m.
yL- .-....-g-oa Tgu lion and way points,
..-.. .r slr5. +t.55., $50, p, m
'',,.. -,...-g...-,-. week days, x5.oo, 500, 6'5o.
...,ss5. SIS. z9.53, xIo.oo I.5o a. m,
-. ,..s xs.13. go x5.oo, xIooO, xII.5o,
80 sundays. X5.1l KOS 1870,
80, .-,' an. zss7. lis, x5.oo, 1880 Hs.o5,
l5. . -. vs-s 1-o.oo. E.I8o, II35 p. m.
'l-. g..-. week d.gs. 9.Eo AN. (speciaD and
.. r..-..aags.aE5A.M and las P. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
,..,..-. ..sn.aa.=i with Pintsch light.
e.. g,..-.-- Philadelphia, New York BOs-
..s ..- Eaz, SOD '-.o5 lDiner), 1880
o.4....-. .lr-r 40 90 .D.aerl, a. m, 'i2.2o,
T-.-. O. Saral Limited, D Diner, +4.oo,
I... .-.. ESQ, D.auer1 500 and sligo
.s--a Car open az 1000 o'clock)
r.- }.... C-r --n5 1000 -Ia.2o, noon,
',5. .es.-a, sunday. Sunday only.
sExpress trains
g....g.-..-a for and checked from hotels
.-.... Union Transfer CO., on or
l.-- .--.... .s-.oH-=s. 5-9 Pennsylvania Ave
-.s.,.u. Sew york Avenue and 18th Street,
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FuneraI Trust in Paris.

There is a funeral trust in Paris.
Nearly all the funerals are conducted
by a single company. 4 frst-class fu-
neral costs about $4,000 dollars. A
ninth-class burial comes as low as s..
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c.a::.. # . .i;::i;;. i;:::.::;: 4; II;

~HgourH raE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED,
rrrrre.- LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
DINING CARS 0N THROUGH TRAINS,
STATION SIXTH AND STREET
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Schedule ta effect April y, 1901.

Schedule .u effect Apru r. 1901.
,85rn E..r-Cluciuuati and ST s
s7ssa.- .-s11 -alH Tor Cincinnati. Pull.
sss1ers 90 Cincinnati, Lexington, LouIsvi.
T.lisrsr1 IS aud ST. Louis without chang 4.
05ss-.4uaa 7ar.or car Washington. to Virgin
HES8rr-s 'a.- except Sunday. PariOr Cars
10 Cra.ra. and Chicago.
mo H uAlLE-F. F. V. Limited-Solid
rz1 for Cincinnati. Pullman s.eepers 10 Gin
,-1sr. Lexington and Louisville without
.-sas- Connection to- Virginia Hot Springs
Ds.r P--.. Compartment Car TO Virginia
4r Springs daily except Sunday Sleepers
Cincinnati -. Chicago and 81. Louis.
uaa.-. ..-H EXCEPT SUSDAY-FOr New
--- N-na Norfolk and Old Point Comfort via
P-.. R 8 E. s. p. and Richmond.
roo P N .ALE-FoT GOTdousville, Char
,o..-5. e. -a.a.ou daily and for Richmond,
tl.E-E.-r. sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices sr Pennsylvania Avenue; 6O9
18th Stree. ...r r and at the station. Tele-
r-0--... ..--. .- Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
l--H.-...--..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
CAT FISHED FOR TROUT.
Dsthtub and rabby 0utshiy
Caught Them

A member of the Sullivan club
caught half a dozen trout one day last
summer and carried them nlive to
his cottage, intending to take them
90 the city. lie turned The ~..cr into
his hathtub and the trent seemed to
thrive as well there ~ they had done
in the streaias,
That afternoon one of the Ash dis
appeared. The man, thinking it had
jumped out. looked al sround the
room, IN! no .out was to be seen.
Neat morning two more were gone
and the servant WAS closely qucs-
toned. Ther two more disappeared
and the fisherman was SO mitch CON
cerned that he took \ place outside
ths bathroom window and proceeded
to watch.
Pretty soon the family cat entered.
says the New York Times, pe-chcd on
the edge of the tub and. waiting its
ehaaee, struck viciously into the wa
ter with one paw. and brought up the
remaining trout.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

WE don't take much stock 10 the
report that Q railroad will be built
from Austin to Tonopah. The South
srn Pacific Company has hiplock
sn the situation. The Southern Pa
cific owns the c. & C. The Austin
road is private corporation. II the
Austjp road Is extended to Tonepah,
it will practically destroy the bust
ness OF the G. &C. Sce2 But the
S. P. will say to the Austin road,
"Ysu are Q feeder TO US. II you ex.
tend your road to Tonopah and haul
freight to Battle Mountain, we will
charge steen dollars a pound to take
it to or from Salt Lake" or course
shippers couldn't pay the rate. SC
the Austin 4 Battle Mountain en-
giue will continue to whistle merrily
between those two picturesque points.
but No further. We believe rail.
road will be built to Tonopah. We
believe that 1t will leaye the G. Il c.
near Rhodes Marsh, traverse the ter
rttevy contiguous to Silver Peak and
thence into Butler City. But it will
not be done ustil the Southern Pa
ciic Co. IL satisfied that it will be 9
paying proposition. The S. P. is
strictly business concern. Senti
ment outs no figure with 1t. 1t is
waste OF ozone and energy for PEG
pie hereabouts to straddle o TRIPOD
and shout, Bring on yer railroad.
When they get ready they'll come
net sooner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the District Court of the First Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, In and
for the county of Esmeralda.
In the matter of the Estate of John
|. Blair. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Is. A. Gam
BILE, on behalf Of James S. Knapp, has
filed with the Clerk of said Court
petition praying for letters OF nd
mlnistration of the estate of John l. Blair
deceased, and that "Wednesday the 10th day
OF February, 1902, ut 10 o'clock A, NJ. of
said day, being day of regular term Of
said Court, to-wit of the February torn,
A. ID. 1902, at the Court room, In the Court
House. In the town of Hawthorne, county
OF Esmeralda, State of Nevada. has been
set Tor the hearing OF said petition, when
ana where any person Interested may APP
pear and show cause why the petition
should not be granted.
J. H. MILLER, County Clerk,
Dated this 9th day of January, 1909
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28

TILLMAN AND McLAURIN are sena-
tors frem South Carolina. Last Sat
prday was the FIRST time these gen.
tlsmea ever agreed on proposition.
Tillman referred to his colleague as
> boodler, and McLaurin became
offended and called Tillman liar.
Thea it was the gentlemen agreed
to fight. Tillman Landed on Macs
froatis, aud the latter clinohed aud
butted Till In the bread basket. The
presiding officer ordered breakaway
and the Sergeant-at-Arms took the
heroes into the ante-room and pre-
sented each with a bottle OF Ken
lucky still-born fluid 1t is not true
that Bill Stewart challenged the win
Per,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
A Good Cough Medicine.

From the Gazette, Toowoomba, Australia
/ find Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is an excellent medicine. have
been suffering from severe cough
for the last two months, and it has
effected cure. have great pleas
nre in recommending it.--W. G.
Wockner. This is the opinion OF one
of our oldest and most respected res
idents, and has been voluntarily
given in good faith that others may
try the remedy and be benefited, a.
was Mr. Wockner. This remedy j:
sold by R. NJ. King, Druggist.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale
of Real Estate Should Not be Made.

Ia the District Court of the First Judicial
District, State of Nevada, in and for
the county Of Esmeralda.
In the matter Of tho estste of Franklin
Neal, deceased.
1t appearing to the Judge of said Court
by the petition this day presented and
filed by NJ. A, Murphy, the administrators
OF the estate Of Franklin Neal, deceased
praying fir an order of sale OF real estate
at the request of the heirs of said deceased
for the purpose of settling up said estate.
It Is therefore ordered by the Judge Of
said Court that all persoas Interested in
the estate Of said deceased, appear before
the said District Court on tuesday, the
18th day OF March, 1902, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day, at the Court
room, OF said District Court, in the town
OF Hawthorne, county OF EsmeraIda state
OF Nevada, to show cause. IL anv they have
why an order should not be granted to The
said administrator to sell all the real nron.
erty OF the said deceased. p'0p-
Dated this 4th day OF February 1909
c. f MACK. District Judge
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
QUICK SALE LITERATURE.
casvy DAs ProdusstpAs About
with Htn.

.'Dema nds for q certain class Of lit
erature are more frequent than peo-
pie generally imagine" said poet, ac-
cording to the New York Sun. II make
It point to carry some Of THE class
ready for the printer, in m, pocket.
for meet good many publisher. and
they ususlly want someth;ng r,ghs
away. IS et4
!. II sold two Of these last week in an
elevated train. One of my purchasers
wanted verses FOR . particular page.
II dug up six-verss production. AS
poon as he had read II he said II was
shy one verse; he must have seven.
Crowded az the car was, ground out
another stanxa. writing II while
stood. He paid me the cash for the
whole lot before he left the car.
There 10 no use talking. Ifyou have
the right brand. literature has quick
commercial value"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
Fine Stock /!
Fare Iaoh Way, @8

JOHN o'kEEFE, Proprietor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the District Court Of tho First judicial
District, State Of Nevada, In and for
the county OF Esmeralda.
In the matter OF the estate Of John /.
Blair. deceased
Pursuant to an order Of said Court made
on the 7th day OF February, A. ID. 1902.
noticel Is hereby given that Wednesday. the
10Th day of February, A. d. 1902, mt
the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ. Of said day,
at tho Courtroom Of said Court, at the
Courthouse, In the town OF Hawthorne
Esmeralda county, State Of Nevada. has
been appointed as the time and place of
proving the will OF said John I. Blair
deceased, and hearing the application OF
Dewitt Clinton Blair for tho Issuance to
him OF letters testamentary and when
and where persons interested may appear
and contest the sane.
Dated this 7th day Of February. A. D.
1907 J. II. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. E. ADAHs. Deputy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-28
o. the New .Duanlo Hili.-

The portrait of . suicide IL on the
neg tsn-dollar bill. which is known
also as the buffalo biil,r because OF
a rampant bison picture in the center
of -. The suicide was Meriwether
Lewis, the famous explorer. J., wis
was also private secretary to President
Js6erson. who afterward made him
governor OF Missouri territory. In a
A. Of mslancholy-hs was o man of
moods-he killed himself. whom only
3, years of age.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

Get in that Sunday News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18
PERSONAL
MENTION
WcvEs ABOUT PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO IN AND OUT
OF ouR CITY.

There was a young woman ot Wore
ter;
Who peted and cid Shanghai rorcos-
When asled what indorcoatcr
To londe the rofeester,
Sh, buHaea FOR The question cor COR
coster.
But with scofn and with aliahl he
aborcester,
with cold disregard me reforceater,
lie laughed Al her charms,
And 6od from her arms,
And roamed ahout just AS ne orcesfar-
H w Dart has returned from Doug
las.
Il. sntlep, Of Thomasyile, was in
He city yesterday
rev o. II Brown. Of 81 Marys is
spending a few days in the city
II. A. Blair, Of Chattanooga was reg.
istcIod at he Oelethorpe yesterday
d. crown. OF McArthur Ca was
amons tne visitors 10 tho city yestel-
day
A. y Gale returned yesterday from
Douglas who're he has been on legal
business.
Max Krauss. the well known Sayan-
nah drummer is spending a few Gays
n the city
IL. e. Rose representing the Amert
can Brewing Company, ST. Louis Is
10 Che city.
a. d. McMmau, Of Macon was
among those registered at the OeIe
thorpe yesterday
/ fudge J. y. Sparks returned yester
dag from Douglas. where he mas beer
( extending chambers session OF the
superior court.
~. .. Shepaw. advance agent Of th'
Mabel Paige Company is in the cit.
making arrangements for the appear
ance Of his company here all Of mex
week.
( G. c. Garrrtt ne clever representa-
/ tive OF Heinz pickle Company, of Bal
/ dInoro, is spending few days in tn
city and is stopping at Wilson's res
taurant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

0sy. y, ii VEAL, Maugr llthia &pitnEa Shi'
Co. Drawer A, Atatett,Ca. 1Ioinetfeatnient :, 2
II prelerred G nhsienti y
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18
SWANS DOWN FLOUR is PURE
Lie Cures Cancer.

Or w. A. rowr cancer and toomer
specialist, called at our office and
showed large cancer taken from inc
face Of Mrs Wn Smiley, near John
son station, Ga uesis now treating. a
rose cancer on the head Of Mrs 20.
Harvey. He expects to remove the
deadened cancer in about week fhe
doctor offers his services to ,Ae people
of This vicinity He can be seen at
the Hunter Sale Drug store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

Special prices in Fascinators, Baby
caps, baby sacks and baby shoes this
week at J II Heller & Bros.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

The new city dorh to be erected at
the foot Of Albemarle street viii be
OF great benefit to the many little
boats that come to The city danny. ne
present city dock at he foot OF Mo
street is too small to accommodate an
all Of the boats and they are compencd
to land at Other places IN the city.
Work on the new landngswll proba,
bly, 0e commenced a once
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

G. {. Garrrtt, ,le clever representa-
five OF Heinz pickle Company Of Bal
tiInore, is spending few days in the
city and is stopping at Wilson's res
taurant.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-18

The real place to trade, at J Il
Heller {, Bros.
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791aoa PRESIDENT voeProsaeot sD~a'te1 Cashier
Tie Na5i0aal Bank of Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK. Ch

CAPITAL or o>E HUNDRED AN FIFTY 1499sAMD o0LiAgs
RESOURCES ia ONEHAIF MtAf0N 10 i@A
devoted iuae business enterprises
DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS individuals and corpora
DEPARTMENT accounts hear interest coa1o1ldea qa
issued stellai e
MONEY ORDERS of the MONEY ORDER ASSO4lAi
oN cheaper than postoHoe express
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only the Best of workmen are EN-
ployed to clean clothes at Jim Car.
ters. Ring Phone 253-2.