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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
~ UNION RULES TO GOVERN =.

Grt at and Exciting Tug of War Tournament between
the different societies and labor organizations IF Barre
r. re $1,000 Exciting Football Came Northfellv> Barr.
Rangers Prize $500
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

AS 10 member G c. U. working the largest number ~
will pay years dues ~ O| AAi' 'i"#'1- 2A7@ =
DANCING ON PLATFoRM-OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA
me Transatlantic Band will music during the dav
, mthtS lunches aud fruit will be served on the grounds 4
RES oya tnf " M G previous years Special lea
onarre I W. d. w. Hh at $50 A and NJ Rst.. A.
Guides two sne,a t u,p n at $50 M Train
Tha SPECIALS from the Hill and ali regular trains
Will leave Marvin Farm ''0 A"i"eS s11--
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Chas, \, Bach, Rochester, n. w. Orator Of The Day

Mr. Bach will deliver address the Labor Problems
CON Green Secretary The Labor Lecture Bureau u
saws fortunate in securing the services OF 'uch
for the OCCASION esen1ng you no second rater
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
CUBA AND BEET SUGAR INTERESTS.

From President Roosevelt the Michigan beet sugar delegation
that called the white house recently obtained few any, grains
comfort Their mission inform the president that would
grant Cuba concessions the way sugar
than is at present imposed by the Dnge such
would seriously aud might sugar industry in this
country There nothing the arguments presented
that the president impressed by them by
emphatic statement that something and would be
Mr. Roosevelt doubt had mind when he this decara
ton the fact that the beet sugar interests likely
cb affected by yors extended Cuba Leading manuact
OF beet sugar have admitted that they likely suffer
from competition with sugar from Cuba.
In spite this however the sugar betray an intention
OF antagonizng the administration any liberal policy the
island republic They affect deep soctude of an
industry that has waxed wealthy and powerful protective
tariff and urge pantvey that they should to battle
against the small farmers and aboTers Cuba the
of these they able Republican plans
tor the relief of Cuba Their would paralysis
and suffering for the people of the island.
Such consummation should not be permitted The Just and
honorable plans of the administration for aiding people recently
rescued from Spanish misrue of peaceful pros
pey should not be hwarted by small selfish manufact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
MAYOR Low AND DIR. pARKHuRsT

Rev iT Pahurs seems bound TO leave himself Of
Ing ner nooast Human
Their always
the majority
bit opportunities
they have ou TIE impossible
Thousands with pleas.
tho triumph not questioned
y his foes and his friends
assumption Of era in municipal politics
Those believed him and
Of them recognize impos
chief ihins government There s
eonhdsnce is chance win n,lv
realize the Of HIS Intelligent looks how.
the Rev Dr Parkhst
government that sailed under
the reform flag
big com.
M
o.
al attention
attract
% prbre
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
Not the Same One.

The Rev. Clinton Locke, who was for
nearly hair q century rector at Grace
Episcopal church In Chicago, was the
immediate predecessor of Ernest NJ.
Stircs. recently called to Ncw York. Dr.
Locke tells this story of how his quick
witted wife was once saved from an awk-
ward situation. one afternoon. while cn-
jCying good book in the parlor his wife
noticed "a woman coming up the front
htous whom he particularly dctestcd. The
doctor fed Irecipitately leaving his wife
tu meet the caller After half hour had
passed Br Locke came uut ~ his study
and listened at thc head of the stairs.
Hearing nothing below, he called down to
his wife, 'lias that horrible old bore
gone ystr' The caller was still there.
Ms Locke Was equal to the emergency
however. and she called hack, Yes dear,
she went nearly am hour ago. Mrs \
is here nov New York Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Postmaster Rich and r. VI. Tobn,
owner Of the building for more than one
month have been at work making
changes at the office and this morning,
the many changes We're opened to the
public.
First Of nll. new aoor has been laid
in the lobby. more light In all OF the de.
partments
The general delivery window has been
placed nearer the main entrance, the reg
istsred letter and money order window
also has a conspicuous place, and Is
properly lettered.
In fact the office now is right up-to-
date. and Il will be made go, as the bust
ness Increases.
Postmaster Rich was busy this morning
receiving The thanks OF The patrons of
the ohice for the improvements he had
made
There msy he counterfetsrs Ia East
Providence and there may not, hut he
that as ~ may. there are or was this
morning two of the United States secret
service men holding up the drivers Of
bakers aud peddlers' wagons, looking FOR
bogus money.
They also called upon such shops as in
their minds would he likely "a be called
upon by counterfeiters apd u they found
any cash that WAS not backed up by
"tfncls sam u0 one n the wiser
The Business Mems association met last
evening aud as stated ga The News a few
days ago the entire corps oC officers
were elected.
The association is In an excellent con-
dition.
The ohicers-elect % Mispsh Rebskah n
Lodge. l. q. ~. ". we're Installed last
evening
A collation. folloWed the ceremony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
Insurance Co. Sends Check to
Executor Of Peavey Estate.
DEATH DUE TO PNEUMONIA.
Mr. psaVsy's Policy Had Been 10 Forss
Only One Year and Eight Months sua
Two Premiums Had Been Paid.

New York, Jan. ei.--The largest check
ever drawn In payment Of lifo Insurance.
risk has been sent by the Mutual lnslr-
snce company, OF this city, to the neirs OF
Frank iiutchison Peavey, at ST Faul,
Tue millionaire grain operator died ia
Chicago on Dec. % last from pnsumonls.
Insurance companies rarely assume
such risks upon an individual, and the
Mutual followed the custom An cases
where heaVy risks are insured OF insuring
iarl al the amount IN other companies
nas 70 ipe extent ~ nearly half the
amount ~ the total risk The Equitable,
lhe New York life and other coinranics in
which The Mutual had reinsured Mr..
PeavsNs life last week sCnt their checks
TOT The risk 90 The Manual. aud last Fri
Ial q check Tor me round million ul dol
lars was sent t0 the executors iu 81 Paul
Ia Addltion 90 thls pDicN for 81 dAi afJ
Mr.. FeaNey carried Aa 0oO on his life in
various western companies, lhg. policies
ranging from $500 90 s20.F0. Ills estate
~ valued az $lh0UlWN
MI Peavey was rtty-twn years old at
lht Time OF his death lie was credited
win heins tho largest owner uf grain
elevators in the world lie had been III
only ten days When he died
ON April S 1907 thg Mutual company
II MAS taken nut h a twepty-ytar pay
ment holNy ms anpua premium Vas
ss.&i aud as AIR. Pearey's death oc-
two days after The policy was issued only
TWO payments amounting To- SsG 7S0 had
pss eal,H made eo o9S ~ a aSEs o bst9re en ait
waE examined bN a spCcial board OF medi~
cal examiners under The direction 0f In
orenviie VI White. the chief medical di-
rector OF the Mutual The examination
WAS very panrtalSing and thorough. The
board reported Mr. Peavey in perfect
health
Only couple % weeks before he died
Mr.. Peavey was IN New Work ana visited
The offices OF the Mutual in Nassau street.
and II waS remarked then that ne seemed
IN most robust health.
When Mr.. Peavey was first stricken, a
telegram was sent ~ him from this city
-+----oMing dispatch in renly.
II am enjoying my usual gond health
aud fully anticipate living hntil the eNpl- ,
ration ~ ms millon-doiar policN la 1929
George "a Vanderbilt IL insured in tie
Mutual for sl.bn.6n, the company having
relnspred part OF this amount with other
(nmpauieS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
0LNEYvILLE

The olneyVille Business Mems ssso-
citation held their annual meeting In Ii
orary hall last, evening and elected the
Following officers: President. j. win
Carpenter; vice president. Dr. a. E.
Windsor; secretary, Walter ID. Harris
| hnancFl secretary. Frank NJ. Whipple
treasurer Arthur BaintOn: executive
committee William J. Banspsch, John
p Thompson aud John Il. Bowen board
OF directors. W. L. Whipple, George F
A. Bsens, John oConnell, Thomas Clox-
ton. John McGlinehy Henry Bsnspach
and James 4. Kennedy.
w. A. H. Grant, who has held the
position of treasurer for II years, de-
clined 10 serve any longer.
The report OF the various officers
showed that the association was I'm an
excellent condition,
At the annual meeting of the members
OF Chaffee street pa!ee station acid last
evening pstrolman Hennessy was elected
ls a member OF the entertainment com.
mittee and Patrolmen Divine and Tona
as the visiting committee. they TO act
for the Police association.
Court General Sheridan. A O. r.. held
well attended meeting last evening
when three candidates were iniated ana
five applications for membership wers
received.
Perseverance company Of the Uniform
Rank, Is. OF P., appointed comllittce
last evening to arrange for a social.
More than 200 weayers met in Textile
hall last evening aud talked over matters
relating to the strike OF the weaver. at
the Neybosset mill but they were sivcn
20 understand that the local management
Of the mill would not do business with
any other than their own employers, ana
that they, the grievance commiitea. Nnust
arrange for hearing with the board of
directors of the wooden company at Bos-
ton.
MIR. Wseden, as he stated 10 repre-
sentative OF The Nsws upon The day uf
the strike, gave The strikers Ia under
stand that The two-loom ystcn would
not he run for any great lsngth OF time.
perhaps long enough to dispose of lo0
or more warps.
The meeting was very orderly and
appeared to be free from hard feelings,
50 far as the local management was con,
cerned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
81 & q.

AUMANN-In Pawtueket, 18th inst,
Charles q. Aumann, aged Is years
BAKER-In East Providence, 18th inst,
MAY t., oldest daughter Of Henry =.
and Carrie A. Baker aged 10 years, IL
months and q days.
BRoWN-In this city. 18TH inst, Martha
r.. widow of Daniel Brown, aged %
years.
CARDIAC Cpnreville r. l., on the 18th
inst. Albert y card In the 18th year
Qf his age
CoRRIGAN- this city, the 18th inst,
Jane Corrigan
DARI.tNG-In this city, on Jan 10, Net
tie wife of Edwin : Darling aged n
years
ELLInTT-In Lincoln, 18th inst Daniel
Elliott, IN his Sjth year
HOPKINs-ln Foster, Jan, 20 suddenly.
Gilbert Hopliss. aged 6S Years,
uoWIAND-In East Greenwich, 18th
inst Albert Franklin toNland, aged 10
years
HlrDsoN-In Edgewood 18th inst,
James r ~ Hudson OF Providence
aged ~ years
MALoNEf--In this city, on the 2e'n lnst''
Nora josephine wife OF Joseph Ma
lonev aud daughter OF William ana
Ann Clancy, aged 40 years
MAGTIRE-Iu this city, on the 9th
inst Annie. wife of James Mcguire
Residence, 3s MIX street,
PHthLTPs- In this city, on the 2oth
inst Charles -. onN son OF ihariss
n and Catherine Phillips, aged 20
years. / munth 10 days
RtCuARDsON-ln East Providence.
eudderlv. on tho 18Th inst, James r.
Richardson, ascd 80 years
RYAN-In this city on The 10Th inst
Mary Ryan.
Wtu1rTINGHAAl this city, nm the
18th inst, Charles. son % Ms~son and
Sarah whittlngham, AGED : years 10
months and days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
Modern Warfare,

Scene: Battleheld. Commander-in-
chief TO Aide-de-camp-Wh Is that
large body of men occupying the. hill on
our leftP
A u. CeThose, sir, are Kodak iends
C.-And the black mass OF men ! see
well in front OF me-
A. IA. C.-Operatprs for the Blograph.
C.-And the battalion on our right
with curiously formed guns?
A. D C.--GramuphOne and PhonograPh
experts with their respective machines
ia take records pf the battle the roar
OF the guns, bugle calls, cries OF the
wounded etc.
C.--Tis we'll Let the battle begin
Free Lance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
A Magnificent Dinner Set.

At the annual exhibition held at the
celebrated porcelain manufactory Of
Whans. Germany. ono of the most ad-
mired exhibits was dinner set made for
Charlemagne Tower United states am
bnssador 90 Russia. ~ had dark blue
border with gold ornamontations on
either side, narrow on the outer rim and
broad ON tho inside. In the blue border
was "a small oval in which showed the
crest of the ambassador--a tower,
Under the tower were the initials of the
name. Alongside OF the ambassadors
dinner set was exhibited q dessert sery-
ice OF perforated china. bearing the arms
of the Austrian ArChduke. LonpIld saliva
tor. Cor whom it was the opinion of the
experts in such matters that the set or
dcrcd by Mr.. Tower laid over that or
dcrco by the Archduke.-N New York Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
Queer Wedding Customs.

I'm several provinces of Norway the
bride runs away and hides on the day af-
ter the marriags-a survival 90 the mar
riage by capture. When she Is caught
SHE is carried TO her husbands home with
much ceremony and installed az the alb
solute mistress of the house When this
has been done she hlls glass for each
OF her friends Then she brings forth her
hne. hig wedding cake But before she cuts
IL each friend Laws on II coin; the cake
Is then cut. and each one drains al least
one more glass Woman's Home Com
ma ffnn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
NOTES FROM THE HLRsus.

The follewins yessels have arrived and
saiIed dufhsp,the past a hours;
Arrived Steamer Massachusetts,, Ap-
plehv: rraaaoli.. NilcoS. New York; Pow
hstan pizefV Baltimore; Queen NitN'
GRAY, SescQnuft and rtturni tttv of NeW-
MORT tickepisDII, Newport and returni
RaA Ouceff Lake. Fall Hixcr and rctmrni
Rsnc0css, Nsv York tpss Navigltefr
wish snhoOncrs Mary \ Barrett, Nor
folk. bargfs Sovereign % the Sea Com
mere FeliX CITY ~ Atlanta. Delaware,
4 w MarkeN. TOba SEQ. ". J. RerNtnd-
Sailed steamers Massachusetts,. Tre-
mont Nov YORK. Dorchester faltlmore'
tugs Rautocas. Navigator. llarriett. Cow
ington" schooucrs Paul Seary, New YORK
lanes Rothweu New YORK: hsrees Diyer
IA il reported along shore this morning
mat the services % the Seaconnet hne
will be discontinued after Jan. ~, and ~
after oct l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
~ = . . . . Q Q . 90
) OHAT CTHERs
! NRE 81 YING !
G>sD . . . . . Q - A><l

we expect the island 10 maintain
stable government: We expect IL TO
maintain proper system of sanitation
for our protection. We demand things.
in fine, which cuba can never perform
unless We assist her 10 build up her
crippled industries IN accordance with
her prayer Chicago Record Herald.
"A pickle famine before next summer
IL predicted. ana those silly creatures
who raNenously deNour preserved GU
cumbers for the alleged Improvement
of their compilations are in state OF
mind. Syracuse Post Standard.
There may be a certain sentiment
clinging around the Nicaragua enter
prise. but il Is not sentiment that con-
gress must take into consideration, but
the purely business proposition. -
Philadelphia Inquirer.
There ought To be rule that
whenever a public man advocates or
brings on a war he should be given
the honor OF marching at the head OF
the first troottS --f-t-etft, --A Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
IF congress Is wise IL will authorize
the construction OF an iSthmian canal
IL Will require absd'tte American c,.l-
troll 1t will make the necessary ap-
preparations. In viii order immediate
action. But IL will empower the presi-
dent 20 pass upon all the issues in
volved in choosing site. '-Philadel-
phia Press.
Congress should confer statehood
on Arizona. New Mexico aud Okla
homa before the session ends. Even
Cuba is getting ahead OF our. terri
tories I'm the matter Of self-govern-
ment. Los Angeles Herald.
"A rumor seldom has any regard for
common sense. For Instance. fancy
the steamship lines really merging
while the fate OF that subsidy bill IN
congress is unknown, philadelphia
Times.
Comment has been made upon the
fact that the federal government has
done far less for New York harbor
proportionately To its Importance than
kiminetas river. That IL true. New
York deserves 20 be far more literally
dealt with hut complaint on that
score would come from this city with
far better grace II the city itself had
not persistently and perversely done
or permitted-so much injury Go the
harbor New York Tribune.
Year by year IL is becoming more
and more clearly recognized tha
Washington Is the great show city -
tends 60 establish this status more
firmly rs public benefit Of national
concern sad interest Philadelphia
Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

II f. hardly probable any OF the mill
tant Beers will attempt TO WIN the $4,000
offered for proof Of British inhumanity In
South Africa. They have avery rea-
sonable conviction that in gaining the
prize they would forfeit their lives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

Marsden J. Perry Is keeping his own
counsel in the matter OF ticket transfers,
but ne Is preparing for the early estab-
llshment of the system, nevertheless.
Having discovered that he can neither
defy nor hoodwnk the people any longer,
he has come To the sensible conclusion 90
the polls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

While Mrs Mckinley may not actually
need a pension of 5000 a year the grant
lng of,it will insure somfort during the
remainder OF her life while al the same
time il will In measure express the
sympathy which the nation feels for her
I'm her great sorrow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

The sensitiveness of Philadelpha's eX-
elusive set has been rudely Jared by the
discovery that the wife of Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee is the daughter Of a
Philadelphia who Is engaged IN trade"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

Billy Bryan makes the confession that
he doesn't know what the chief issue Will
be IN 1901. Blly's fellow citizens are Ger
that the dominant issue will not be Bry-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
He Wasn't Surprised.

see here; J found Two pebbles in the
milk howl yesterday
I'm not surprised ma am. The water
IL very low Just nov in the brook whers
the cows drink Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21
The Professor.

And vet" said tho professor. strug-
gling with a burnt and blackeued stea
of unusual toughness when the Cook-ladN
had iurt brought In they sav wSmsu ,
work is never done Buffalo News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

Americans are a democratic people, but
know how To give n royal welcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

II is hoped the ireproof railway car will
not prove as fat fuel for flames as have
SO many miscalled fireproof buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

Year hy year IL is becoming more
aud more clearly recognized that
Washington rs the great show city -
the American continent, Whatever
tends 60 establish this status more
firmly rs "A public benefit Of national
concern aad interest Philadelphia
Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-21

"A pickle famine before next summer
IL predicted. ana those silly creatures
who raNenously deNour preserved GU
cumbers for the alleged Improvement
of their compilations are in state OF
mind. Syracuse Post Standard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21
STEAMER Will ARRIVE
SOMETIME NEXT WEEK
THE FORA is SAID TO HAVE 4
CREW COMPOSED ENTIRELY
OF WOMEN.

he steamship Fora sailed from
Philadelphia yesterday for Brunswick
to take on a cargo from F. u. NJ.
strachan & Company
This is the steamer which has
crew composed entirely OF women, ac-
count Of w-cn appeared in these col
umns a few weeks ago.
While The News has no reliable in
formation that the steamer IS manned
entirely BY women, when she arrived
at Philadelphia dispatch was sent
out ~ tae associated ross to taat eli
feet, and many Of tine leading mafine
papers commented on how wen the
female crew hSndled the ship. 1ha
is known to be the same boat and She
win probably arrive mere sunday o.
Monday. and VIII moor az the nea
docks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Save your umbrella frame as ) Ex-
trowitch 422 Newcastle street win
recover it for $500 anu guarantee. it
to he equal to any aew S2.5a UNI
bralla He also MAKES umbrellas to
order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Forwarding and Shipping Agents
Lightersge, Towing and Marine N
sursuee. espCndence Solicited
BRUNSWICK. CA.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Judge 9. &. Loehrune 81 GeaHa
in a letter to Dr. Bigger. slaJos tAat
lie never sufefs himself 10 be withorl
bottle Of Dr. Biegefs EzuekleAeFly
Cordial Tor tne rehef Of ail baTe
troubles, Dysentsry Dlorphoea. etc
etc.
sold by an druggists. 25c a8a 5o
bottle
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Assistant Chief OF Police CNens is
confined to his -oma By I4ness. ~
hcer Brady is ably AlAng Ills place
during his s.-Aness
Work on the new public bvidiag
las been temporarily suspended awaits
ius the arrival OF q number OF eve
beams, wnich viii arrive SATURDAY.
Acting Mayor Franklin held quite
an Interesting session OF the munich
BAL eoull yesterday morning. a large
uMn8es q mourners we're on tine anx
OHa scat AND tae city eXchequer was
enhanced considerably thereby.
3. %. Burnett S removing MS whole
sale grocery and grain and feed 81 81
ness nom Newcastle street to tue new
KAISER DuiElins on Bay and 0g,e-
tao1oe streets Entrance for vehicles
81 t-Qm 0elataorpe street
"5sn iaes who was unFortu
ata eN vita Some ehiclGns 1nQt
s en) b etgH a preliminary
G.as uf 0the
% Dc disa0sed of at Gal
Outing the 3s
M Morton 81. o NeW Yo
ae IS ou @ l9t8da aa
ais riona cH
e b g 81 a nis
8p8 FIRST vl ltl $500
maeh pleased WA vast re Aa
een 81 8fuHsWiel Ie IS
e cordial welcome here aad IL aee
rn2t h tag may De tn
ofa tHat le may t1orou
pate the many advantages 81
moss progressive seaport IA th at4.
! Yesterday afternoon was the hostes
Use season Brlnsw iaas
wesi from s q, IA. 20 6 m. and
Ell 9ae above @8 degrees waG fe4
.ra bY tic thes mometers Tow
l3 evening lhe hct wave began 60 g.
ee aa no. the coehH
w playing through tho
and sieaniag was made posib
tE 8eei notlcaait COAT
na tarl o early hours a morHs
a comfortable f8@
cool uow being enjoyed save
situation n brHHzwic9 and enable
tle4 ba FL rate from
"a Aot .H dcut pToons
ur
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

In stead OF gong in. when yae send
your clothes 20 lim Carter let his
hoy come for your ciotaes Paane
1882
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Until my new quarters are ready
for occupancy | will share the Office
with Mr. G. W. Deming, next door to
DR. Burrought on Newcastle street
c. II. JEWETT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Swans down -four absolutely
pure try it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Of a higher grade and improved Fl
ciiities make jim Garter the nade
81 clothes cleaners Phone 1882.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Something Hew QuInino shasnnoa
tol ladies Get it al elarks barber
SHOP
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21
MnAnronn -

1-V--7' -
Special a5t alton siseu 20 jae coli
lection Of accounts. 9Wcc tn austin
bull ug
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

Clark. the leading and UP to date
colored barber has ali the latest
things connected with an up 90 date
barber shop.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

II 5 Whites cough medicine q aFa
cure. 25c., at 1uuter sale drug store
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-21

SHAMPOO. the latest fer
r For SAFE only 81 CLAIR $
c par.ars