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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-03
SOUTHERN HAD
NARROW ESCAPE
-
EXCURSION TRAIN RETURNING
TO BRUNSWICK FROM ATLANTA
= CAME NEAR BEING WRECKED.
1FNGINEER FACED WITH FLAMES
But For His Quick Action Many Lives
Might Have Been Plunged to the
IN Water Below and Train
- MotalLssr Wrecked
,NGINEER FACED WITH FLAMES

Fd senger train, freighted
with ] on ten cars of passengers,
dashingILily over burning treste.
not knowing at what moment the hu-
man cargo would be plunged lato she
abyss below at the dawn of day, and
you have a correct understanding Of
the awful emergency that confronted
Engineer Edwards of the Southern
railway. on mis- return trip from Al
lanta yesterday morning.
AS the train which left Brunswick
Saturday morning, carrying a large
apr Day excursion to Atlanta, was
kng Macon on the return trip, En-
er Edwards discovered to his hor-
nat the trestle just in front O. tue
e was or FIRE.
gwas too late to reverse his en-
and for a moment he was lost
| in Bewilderment and undecided wheth-
n or not to put on his brakes, which
uld necessarily have stopped the
Stain about midway on the trestle,
or make a wild dasn at full speed to
clear the burning tresule. He finally
decided on the latter course and pull
ling wide open his throttle, fairly
dashed his train through a seetning
mass of flames and landed it safely on
the other side.
1t was a brave act on the part of
Eigineer Edwards and he deserved the
thanks ana commentator of his EN-
ployers and of the general public for
the heroic deed.
The passengers, most of them
asleep. did not know Of their impend
ing danger and were very mucn sur
prised later in the day to hear OF
their narrow escape. Later in the
morning. the roadway department dis
covereu the burning trestle and sue
ceeded in extinguishing the flames,
but not until it hao been severely
burned.
Conductor Hubbard was in charge
Of the train and landed in Brunswick
safely on schedule time, in spite Of its
decidedly spectacular experience.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
A BOOM FOR NlCOLLEI
THE SALE OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH
1t Is Expected to Help Business
on Upper Part of
Avenue.

The determination of Plymouth church
to sell it's property will have an effect on
Nicollet avenue. Besides establishing
basis Of values for sale at this point it
will remove what. has probably been an
obstacle to the business growth of the
avenue. 1t rs not at all unlikely that
the persons who secure, this corner will
erect building similar to the one across
the street. If this is we'll tenanted. as
natural result Mr.. Mcneil will prob
ably build more deliberately than he in
tended at the other corner Of the block.
The filling UP of this building will neces-
state, for his own protection the erec-
tion by G. D. Dayton of first-class
building on the old See block corner In
tt IN, within due time, H. Z. Ladd will, of
course feel it incumbent to improve his
corner at Tenth and Nicollet. especially
II the family hotel is built on the Harri-
tells improve the corner at Eleventh and
Nicollet which they have Just purchased
from Bishop Foss.
Nicollet avenue has improved as re-
suit Of the removal OF Westminster church
from Seventh to Twelfth and Nicollet.
Indirectly the burning of Westminster
church resulted in the building OF new
stores farther up, Nicollet Business in
terests are satisfied with the removal OF
Whether religious interests have profted
is another matter.
Agitation has begun at St: Marks for
the sale Of the present site and the pur-
| chase of another site uptown. The geo.
graphical center of the parish has not
been definitely determined, but it is prob
ably farther up town. The proposition
for removal is not unanimous by any
means. 1t is proposed with the proceeds
of the sale of the real estate on Sixth. to
erect another house of worship. Oppo-
nents to the plan say, let the leaders In
the movement = several of whom could
build a 100000 church themselves, sub
scribe the funds for the new church and
also entlow the present st. Marks SO
that it may remain a, church for the down
town masses and under no circumstances
| be abandoned.
The tenacious hold which Trinity cor
poration has on St. Pauls and on Trinity
at the head of Wall street, notwithstand
| Ing the fact that its property is WORTH
s55, 200, 900, is cited as an example LOT 81
Marks The church on it's present site is
no ,hindrance to business; it IS also
monument, which in the midst OF com
r1ercfal atmosphere: always points up
ward, the anti -removalists say.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

f4OOO-No. 2749 Stevens av: house OF 10
rooms, built by ewDer~ for. home: good
location; improvements all in street.
Look this up If you want good home
S1OOO-No. 2I14 18th ay S, Groom house;
cellar, we'll, city water.
$36OO-No. S6 Arthur av, Prospect Park
Good modern house of 10 rooms; lot
50x144 to alley.
T24OQ-No. 2629 L2ndale. av S, new
modern house of rooms; gas fix
lures. storm windows and window
shades.
$l6OO-2720 I'd av S, Groom house. cell
lar, city water, sewer in street, gas,
electric bells. "a
house. cellar, city water, and barn.
$125O-No. 1872 4th. av N, 6 rooms; cell
lar well. cistern, city water; lot 25xSO.
T1SOO-No. 23l6 oth av s; l5-room house.,
Ely water snd gas lot s AK room
house and barn: all modern: lot 50xl25.
$4OOO-No. 610 18th st S, 7-roorn house,
barn and carpenter shop, cellar and
city water
$1GOO-1O55 Central av, rooms, house,
modern; lot 40x129.
$SOO-No. 2614 5Sth' av S, 5 rooms, very
*lO5O-Lot 45xso, No. 1os W Goth st;
5-room house. c. w. & C.. Alley on
the side.
S35O-45x12s, Bryant av, near 22d
$45O-41X130, 9th st Sc and 10th av.
S525--Lake st, near James av.
T35O-36th st, near Stevens av.
-Four. lots OH Lake st, near -Nicollet av; a
special bargain.
$475-45x12S on 4th av S, near 3d.
T525-3d av near '33d: street improve
ments all in street and paid for.
$14OO-Double corner of Lake and En-
$1,000. .45xles, Blaisdell. av near 25tn st;
Franklin avs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
David P. JONES & co.
ONEIDA BUILDING.

UNIMPROVED.
IN FINE RESIDENCE SECTION-20o feet
frontage on east side of Stevens await corner
OF 10Th ST.; can be sold In whole or in part, at
about $50 foot.
Sf2O0-Lot on east side Of Clinton av. near
oath ST., 50xl29 feet to alley. Sewer, water
II. and stone sidewalk in street and paid for.
The cheapest lot in this swell residence sec
ton.
$500 EACH for lots on Sd az. N between
Penn and Oliver. fronting south This street
is rapidly improving; lots 80 feet wide. This
is a special price for limited time.
s775-Lot 5; block 2, Nason's subdivision sIb on
I'd ay. s.. between 26th and 9th sts., east
front; all special i'm provements In street and
I paid for; dimensions. 46x12S feet to alley;
assessed valuation $3.50; lot ought to bring
5000 to-day.
S9OO-Double SW corner on Western and
| Penn ave N; dimensions, 96 by 119 feet to
alley: sewer and water-in streets and paid
for; at terminus of Western aV car line.
Will sell separately.
S760-Corner lot on Park az and rs3d st; look
| this UP quick.
rable houses and lots on our list,
to show to our patrons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

S1OOO-45x193. Nicoiiet av, near 26th. St
$25OO-132X11S, Lyndale av S. near
Lake st.
Sl5OO-Iake of the Isles addition, near
9th St
S7OO-Emerson av N. between 9th and
s50oIEmerson n, between 10Th and i27th.
$3O 90, a between 9th and 18th;
$3.50 45x12s. on James av S, south Of
31st.
$1lOO-5ox155, north Of oath. st, east
front; on Humboldt av S..
This lot is by far the cheapest of any in
a that location. There are more. good
houses just built and being built than
anyeother in. the city. Consider the
size of the lot and compare prices. Y,
$4,000 boulevard, near 18th st.
SlOO0-5ox1sO Irving av. near 2sth st.
$15OO-10OX15 1856. Lake place ands24th st.
f4OOO-100x155, Sc cor. 24th st and
Humboldt.
$500 5ox155. on Humbold t,. near ed ST..
$l50O-5ox1So, Emerson ay S. near Sum
saooo-5ox1s5, 5clifton; improvements
all in.
$500 4oxl2s, Bloomington, between s2d
and 3Sd SITS.
T25O-2Sth st and 10th av S..
S45O-Dupont and 32d st S.
Sl6OO--Lot 43x119 to alley, S040 Oakland
av. 7-room house. cellar, city water.
$5OO--49x123, Chicago av. near 95th 5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

$2,3300-Here is a fine eight-rocm house in the
pink of condition and modern. on an east
front lot. This ought to: please careful
buyer eighth ward, inside Lake street.
$1,650--A lovely cottage, near the lakes; a. per-
feet home convenient to car; corner lot.
| $3.50 low price for this east front. lot; ali
improvements in street; Aldrich ay S,
near 26th st.
SIT PER ACRE is cheap for this 240-acrss
farm, with, its new house. large barn and
granary; fine meadow and timber good
soil; near lake ard near town; only 40
miles from Minr> rolis.
So, 500-This beautiful. ,ract of three TO four:
acres has large house and large barn and
other buildings, with fruit and shade
sNs trees; good soil; on corner Of Lyndale avE
S and 4Sth st; east front; close to car and
| school. Is a splendid purchase
| So, 0O0-Here is choice block OF lots, corner.
of Dupont av S and 46th st, close to car;
water, sidewalk; boulevard. They lie per-
s. fectIy. Money in this purchase.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
REALTY B0ARDsLuNCHE0N

1t Will Be Held at Commercial Cluh
This Evening.
The real estate board will have an in
formal luncheon at the Commercial Club
tonight. The attendance is limited to
two from each firm listed as members
The expense will be sustained from the
treasury. Important business Is to be
consjderpd3 aL'-- .'7s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
q. e. STOWE.
sos Northwestern, Builaling.

81, soo-This house. No. s1o9 Fremont av n,
consists OF seven large rooms and wood
shed: house is newly built over, in first
class conditions s. water inside and out;
large barn: beautiful so foot east front lot:
choice bargain. Look at it to-day and
see me tomorrow.
81, 40o-Adjoining the above: property is a new
home Just being finished in hardwoods.
modern, open plumbing; a choice house;
look at 1t and see me.
$500 will take that choice corner, consisting of
two lots, east and south front, sewer, Wa
ter ETC., in and paid for; Penn av N and
9Th ay.
$s50-Here is nice seven-room house, good
repair, renting for. $12 per month; bar
gain. Il
Want OFFER on beautiful east front lot,
Pillsbury av, near 18th st; lot 671sx165.
Sc, sO0-A handsome new home; has every
thing you wish; must be seen to be al-
thing choice in a home, see me about this
| Monday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
LECTURE BY DR.. MITCHELL
The Former Pastor of Hennepin
Avenue NJ. e. Church.

Avenue NJ. e. Church.
Rev. Dr.. Charles Bayard Mitchell, for
merly pastor Of Hennepin Avenue M. E..
church, will deliver his lecture on "The
Land of the Gear" at the Hennepin Ave-
nue. church Tuesday evening, April 20.
DR.. Mitchell's departure from Mime
apolis is so recent and his powers as a
lecturer are so we'll known here that the
announcement that lis to lecture here
telling what he saw while on his tour
through Russia, will be sure to attract
attention and draw large crowd the
night of the lecture.
The doctor made his tour of Russia,
armed with camera and has returned
with numerous fine views from which Ian
tern slides have been made. This will
be shown Tuesday evening and supple
menting DR.. Mitchell's graphic descrip-
lions cannot fail to interest his hearers.
The lecture is for the benefit Of the
Twenty fourth street Epworth League;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

Great Northern Railway Cheap Set
tiers Rates.
Only Sc from Minneapolis to Minnesota
and North Dakota points on AoriT Is,
% and 90. Only s22.50 to Spokane, and
SIS to Seattle or Portland every day in
April. One fare plus 50 round trip to
points in Minnesota, North Dakota, Mon
tana, Washington and Oregon on April Is,
May and 20.
Call on or address Great Northern rail-
way agents for details, limits, stop-overs,
etc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
PICTURES WORTH SEEING
The Camera Club to Exhibit at tn

Library.
The fourth annual exhibit of photo
graphic prints of the Minneapolis Cam
era club will. be held at the public library
art gallery on April "a, 25 and 26.i The
exhibit will be free to the public and will
be open mornings, afternoons and even
irgs on the above-named dates and also
on the Sunday afternoon following. The
Camera Club has recently formed an af-
filiation with the Minneapolis Society Of
Fine Arts and the present print exhibit
will be the first of it's kind ever held in
the art gallery.
The exhibit will be an exceptionally
large enc and by far the finest the Cam
era Club has ever held.
It will prove revelation to many UNI
acquainted with the possibilities of later
day Photography. Every class of work
is included in the photographs to be
exhibited, including portraits landscapes
in both summer and winter, figure studies
genre, flowers, animals, etc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
v. C. Allan,
210 kasota Block.


$35OO-For four houses, seven blocks from
West Hotel; rented for II per cent on
price.
T475--For large lot on Portland av near
34th st. This includes stone walk.
$76O-For neat little house in Southeast
Minneapolis.
flO5O-For Groom house, near 9th st and
18th ay S.
$llOO For 5-room house on corner lot, near
st and I'd ay NE.
81 lOO-For o-rom house Oh corner lot, near
Cedar aV and 32d st.
$l55O-For 11-room house, near Clinton av
and 800 st; to close an estate.
S165O-For neat little 7-room home, near
5th av and 22d ST. city water, bath, etc.
S7O-For lots three blocks from Lake Har-
riet.
$l75O-For neat 7-room house on Girard av
N, near 9Th av: hot and cold water, gas,
bath, closet, barn for three horses, stone
walk, etc. 2S : ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
Lands In Minnesota North and South Dakota city Property Write Me What Y
MORRISON RlTTENDEN CO., Phoenix Sea

S25OO-A new modern house, North being
built; oak finish; heat. gas; s rooms;
worth $500; must be sold
$15OO-New 7-room house In best repair;
Bryant av: finest home among fine homes.
$26OO-Four-iat building, almost new;
rents for s36 per month; snap.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

IMPROVED
S470O-27i3 Blaisdell Av., elegant modern s.
room frame hc0se with most complete barn:
Built very recently. Tastily decorated aud
arranged.
S626O-202l StevensAy., handsome house and
barn, thoroughly modern. Choice neighbor.
hood.
S18OO-29o5 Sd Az. SIS rooms, fully m odern.
city water, sewer, gas and furnace; rents
for Sls. Lot 45x128 to alley; easy terms;
submit offer.
S21OO-2107 Nicollet Av-Attractive and
thoroughly repaired 10-room house, with
barn and sheds. sewer connections and city
water; rents for SIS. Beautiful lot, 5Ox125.
You will admit that this is real bargain
S25Oo- POPS Clinton Av--1o,room house, thor.
oughly built. Be sure and 20 inside. Pleas
ant outlook and large lot, 50xl46, with good
! barn and plenty of room.
$23OO-a1522 Columbus Av-9 rooms, barn
and sheds. improvements cost $500.
House modern except furnace. Rents for
$500. Lot 40xleo. In home-like place.
Terms will be easy.
S1O6O-2s22 Elliott Av S-Nice Broom house,
In good condition of repair, east 'front.' cistern
and we'll on premises. .
We have great many other des
which we would be glad
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
- = : = 49, =
Much In Little.

A corner house, a vacant lot,
A ripening mortgage and-What not:
Substantial things and funny fads,-
You'll find them all in Journal Ads.
81 See pages IA and 10.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23
e; g: 10th Century Plan e: 4 !;

-, s Z . =
The above are a few1o the many lots we
have for sale. See our list in other
4 locations. Lots by the block at spe-
cial prices.
7T23OO-New modern house on GARFIELD
near 18th St. rooms.
$21OO-3532 Columbus av, n-room house
hardwood first floor, with gas, city
water, full cellar, modern plan; cleo
trio. bells and barn.
$1909Ns 9s ErsnGn1 aw y. Too eeI
lar, cistern, city water.
$2OOO-No: 1897 18th 1av Sc; rooms.
good value.
S1SOO-a3so Humboldt av S.. s-room
3. cellar, vel, scistern, city water
Sl4O6-No 1885 18th ay Sc, s rooms.
=: cellar. well, good barn.
$3O00-No., 1888 sGi lc av S, 9 rooms.
S2OOO-No. 2O15 9Th avs, 8 rooms, cel-
= lar, well, cistern, city water, sewer,
$4,000 No. 1918 It'll sts, rooms, cellar,
city water, cstern; 55x165.
$l5OO-No. 1910 9Th av N; Z rooms, cell
lar, cistern, city water. 25x90.
$2OOO-291S Washington av,es8 rooms;
cellar, cistern, city water, gas, barn.
S22OO-No. Bill. 1sttay-S, 10 rooms; Gel
No. s4os % az s, s.room house s part mod
ern, lot g. 1-2x12s; owner wants Of
s2loo-corner Lyndale and 10th av N;
Sl275-No. 1928 Logan av N; six-room
house and full lot
Established 1882
$67OO-New, all modern, up-to date
house on southeast corner in Sunny
side district, finished in hardwoods
throughout; very nice; convenient;
with good barn. street improvements
all in and paid for: built by owner
for a home; good reasons for selling
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-23

R350O-Best modern house in eighth ward; ;
hot water heat, new and complete.
S42OO-One of the finest homes in Mime
apolis; call to-day. .... ,.....
fl7SO-A fine home on Fremont av: gas
water and fine lawn; three feet above
grade
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

The Panama canal is on the bargain counter marked down to $40, 0O0-cheap for cash. Our commission seems to be pos sessed with the views of lady shoppers: We don't really need it, but it is a shame not to buy it, it is going so cheap. It re- minds one of the immortal Mrs. Toodles, who used to attend auc- tions, and her purchase of the door-plate, "Tompkins.' ''Just think, my dear," said she to her husband, eff we should have a baby, and it should be agirl, and she should grow up and marry man named Tompkins, how ham, dy it would be to have this door, plate in the house."
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

The largest sum ever paid for pre- scription changed hands in San Fran cisco, Aug. %, 1901. The transfer in- yOlved in coin and stock SIP, ,500.00 and was paid by a party of business men for a specific fer Bright'S Disease and Dia- betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
 They commenced the serious investi- gation Of the specific Nov. b, 1900. They interviewed scores Of the cured and tried it cut on it's merits by putting over three dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They also got phy- sicians to name chronic, incurable cases and administered it with the physicians for judges. Up to Aug. ?, eighty-seven per cent of the test cases were either well or progressing favOrably.
 There being but thirteen per cent of failures, the parties were satisfied and closed the transaction. The proceedings of the investigating committee and the clinical report of the test cases were published and will be mailed free on application. Address JOHN J. FULTON COMPANY, 4Z0 Montgomery St., San Francisco. Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

Only two of the great countries of the world have been exempt from the periods of depression that followed the great commer- cial boom of a few years ago. These are the United States and France, the latter, because she did not participate in the indus trial struggle that brought dis aster to England and Germany. The United States has more than held her own on account of the prosperous and peaceful condi- tions within her borders.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26
Something that Will Do You Good

We know of no way in which we can be of more service to our readers than to tell them of something that will be of real good to them. For this reason we want to acquaint them with what we consider one of the very best remedies on the market for coughs, colds, and that alarming complaint, croup. We refer to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. We have used it with such good results in our family so long that it has become a household neces- sity. By it's prompt use we haven't any doubt but that it has time and again prevented croup. The testimony is given upon our own experience, and we suggest that our readers, especially those who have small children, always keep it in their homes as Ia safeguard against croup-- Camden IS. C.) Messenger. For sale at Cotter's drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

The New York Press Clipping Bureau has just completed for Senator Hanna, a collection of newspaper paragraphs covering everything that was printed in the editorial columns of the pa pers of this country and Eng land, relating to the death of William Mckinley. This re- markable collection is bound in four volumes, and shows that no crowned or uncrOwned ruler eV- CT received so many tributes of love and esteem, not only from the press of his own country, but from all over the world.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

A monograph has just been is- sued by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics, that@shows the most marvellous growth of this couu- try in recent years, a growth not exceeded by any country in any age within a like period. The bulletin is entitled "The Growth of the United States in It's Material Industries, and points out. the increase in pro- duction, in commerce and in wealth. Among the most nota- ble things to which it calls at tention are the large increase of money in circulation, of deposits in savings banks, and of the number of depositOrs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

Do the people desire the cleo tion of the senators by the peo- pie? Many people will answer yes-nevertheless, it is ques- ton which no one can answer. If the people, at any time, desire to send a particular man to the Senate they can do it by electing legislature pledged to support him. They have done this occasionally, but seldom.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

A scientist has discovered a method that will make it impos- sible to mix milk and water, hay ing in mind the practice of adul- terating milk in many of the large cities. Judging by the component parts of some of the stuff that comes from the milk man it would be advantageous to provide against the mixing of chalk with water.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26
FOURTH.

The authorized amount of capital stock of this corporation shall be one hundred thousand dollars {Slo900O divided Unto one hundred thousand shares of the par value of one dollar [S1.0O each. At such time as the board of directors may by resolution direct said capital stock shall be paid into this corporation and such payInchts may be eitier in cash or by the transfer to 1t of real or personal property for tLc uscs and purposes of said corporation, in payment for which certificates of shares of said capital stock may be isSued and shares ot stock so issued shsl thercupon and thereby be come and be-fuly paid up and forever noR- aSSessaDIe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26
BEEHIVE No. LODE

Beginning at Cor. No. 1 which is also Cor. NO. ? :. Of, Beehive No. 1 lode of this Survey. A porphyry stone ,. X 8 x 2l inches, set one foot in ground alongside a monument of stone 5 feet. Stone marked B. No. 3-l-I59l:" also 1}. No. 42. l5gl. U. S. L.
 NJ. No. I59I F: ID. brs. \. sSG2 E., ;S039 feet Thence Y. &29o. E, WIZ. feet to Cor. ,No2 Thence N. 13o E. 300 feet to West center end coo feet to Cor. No. B. Thence s. S2o is' E. 7f7 feet to Cor. No. f, which is-also Cor No B. Beehive No. 1 lode of this Survey. Theiiee.S- l5o w. 300 feet to. East. Center end which is also West Center end Beehive No. I lode of this Survey, 60 feet to Cor So i, tic place of t}eginfi,lp '., -s.. ~.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-26

The saying that a man eats a peck of dirt in his life has been outdone by the announcement of a German scientist that the aE- craze workman in that country takes into his system 300 grains of material of a dangerous na- ture in one months ordinary consumption of sausage.