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Widows Appraisements.

!. Appraisement OF Rose l.. Herrold, widow
OF Johu q. Herrolf, late Of Monroe township,
dec d., elected to be taken under The $SOO eX-
emp;iOn law.
2. Appraisement otKatie L. ulrich, widow
OF Benjamin Ulrich, la;e of Selinsgrove, Pa.
deceased elected 10 be taken under the $50
exemption law.
9. Appraisen. M Of Anna Houser, widow OF
George HOuser, late Of Chapman twp. decd,
elected to be taken under the 500 exemption
law.
l. Appraisement Of Sarah Sa saman, widow
OF DANIEL ssssamau, Sr late Of Jackson twp,
deceased elected to he taken under the 1870 ex.
einptiOn law.
9. Appraisement OF Pschel Walter, widow OF
Adam y. Walter, late OF Franklin twp. decd,
elected to be taken under the s30O exemption
law.
G. Appraisement Of Mary i. Troup. widow Of
james ;. Troup, late Of Perry twp. Decd. elect
ed to be taken under the 300 exemption law.
Z Appraisement Of Elizabeth Boyer. widow
Of Henry Boyer. late Of jackson tow nshp, de
ceased elected 10 he taken under the $500 e8.
emptlOn law.
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Registers Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have iiled their Administrator -
Guar dau and Executors accounts IN the heElf
ter's Office of snyder County, and the -" .
having b-en certified a under the late rults {
Court will he presented for oontrlnau, u a.'i
allo vance at the Court House in Middleburgh'
Monday June ist, 1908. viz:
|. First and final account OF George Kuhn
administrator o. the estate OF Bafbara \. huhi.
late OF a~hington twp decd.
.. Firsi and final account of Amanda Young,
ExecutriN of Israel Young, late oil West htaNer
twp, deed.
g. First and final account Of John A. Noatz
Surviving Executor OF tathaIine snyder, lalt
Of Middleb irgh, decd.
l. First and nal account of Jacob Gilbert
administrator of the estate OF Ellen gilbert
late Of Adams twp decd.
5. First aud final accnunt of Joseph Kline
Exec utor of evi IL. TTea>ter late of y est be''
yer twp, decd
G. First and final account of Alfred Srcrht
! Executor OF the e-ta'e Uf sophia klock, lhse oI
| Beaver twp, d,cd,
:. First and final account OF Alfred Specht
/ Executor of the estate OF Elias Specht, late o.
Beaver ton decd.
:. First and nual account Of NaiGare Eno'
aud Samuel Il lgcr, Executors OF the estate o
| Joel Bilgcr. late of Midile,I eek twp, dec Il.
O. First and final account of Henry Swarm
administrator of susan Swarm, late OF FranNlir
| twp dec d.
| 10. First and final account Of II, \. Bower
sox Executor of Rachael Boyer deceased an'
| Attorney in fact FOR the heirs and legatee- %
| elizabeth Boyer, both late OF Center township
deceased.
! IL. Firssand final account OF II. j. Duck Ex
! ecutor of the estate of Harriet Frantz, lac u
| Franklin twp, decd
| IL. Fir and final account of :. W. TTutt Il J
ID. Wcri,, administrators of the estat' OF An
drew Trutt, late OF Monroe twp dec d.
| %. First and final account OF George : Rin'
administrator c. [. u OF the estate OF Ga hcriu
Rine. late OF Chapman twp, deed.
II. First and partial account OF Daniel Camp
bell. Executor of the est ue OF George tampbe,
late OF Union twp, deed.
Is. FIRST and final account OF +. W. Teals
Executor OF the estate OF Mary Teats, late o
Perry twp decd.
! l6. First and final account OF VIM. II. Mus
ser, Executor OF the estate of Element Musse
late Of franklin twp, dee d.
IL First and final account of Charles T..
Oliver 4. uummel, Executors of the estate u
SOLOMON Hummcl, late OF Middlecreek twp
deed.
Is. First and final account OF G. A. Meis,r
! Philip Roush Executors ofthe estate OF harle
| keek late of Middlecrcck twp, decd
j. H. WILLIS, REGIsTEH
Middleburgh, Pa. May ., 1903.
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EXPRESS TRAIN KILLS SEVEN
Grand Trunk Flyer Ran Into Crowd
With Horrible Result

SranQ lTunH TlycT nan IHtO STOWI
With Horrible Result
Detroit, May 4.-Grand Trunk Pan
American flyer from Chicago ran into
a crowd Of 1000 people at street cor
ner, killing seven men and seriously in
juring 30 more. Fifteen hundred Po-
landers from Toledo came up to De-
troit on a special Lake Shore train to
celebrate a holiday. They left the
train at the corner Of Dequinder and
Garfield streets and went over to st.
Josephat Church, where they spent
the day with that congregation.
The Lake Shore tracks run out De-
quinder street, and special train was
to stop for the Toledo excursionists
at Canfeld avenue. Accompanied by
hundreds OF their local friends, wait
ing for the train, the excursionists
jammed Garfield avenue some time
before the train was due. In readiness
I for the special. When the train was
sighted the crowd pushed across the
I track and on to the Grand Trunk
/ tracks. which adjoin those Of the Lake
Shore, just as the Grand Trunk Pan
American flyer came laundering in
from the west The people we're
thrown into the air and dashed to
either side OF the track. Many OF
them were ground under the wheels.
The police department was notified
and all the ambulances In tho city
rushed to the scene. The victims
were scattered along the track for a
distance Of two blocks.
Lanterns we're procured and the
work Of rescue began Immediately
The scene reflected by the light OF the
lamp was horrible. The mangled and
crushed bodies were gradually recoy
cred and sent to the hospitals wheI
there was a flicker Of life left. and &c
TO morgue when there was none.
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Farmer Fatally Injured.

Lancaster, Pa. May 5.-GeorgeTrout.
q farmer OF Centreyille, East Hempfeld
township, was fatally injured by dy-
Mantle explosion He had placed hall
stick Of dynamite under a stump, lit a
fuse, and was about to pick up q basket
1T his side containing eight sticks.
when the dynamite in the basket ex-
ploded. His right arm was torn of,
the right leg was held TO the body by
only a few shreds of flesh near the
thigh, and he was injured internally.
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Benson, L A, Books
Buck. J Il, cigars
Charles, II +. Stoves
TAYLOR, r., cigars

Benson, l. A, Books
Buck. Il, cigars
Charles, II +. Stoves
Taylor. +, cigars
Cary, ID, groceries
Deobler, II !, -four and feed
Dcoblcr. y T., restaurant
Deobler. 4 T. repairs and confectionery
Gembernng, 4 7, stoves and tinware
Holmes Geo. +, stddler
Hilbish, I, gr' eelies
Hettrick, Il +. cigars
Hcidricks son hardware
Hummel Ed NJ lumber
kceley son. clothing
hessler, J c, Tobacco and CIGARS
d" Billiard tables
Keck. 4 b. shnes
Rogers \, md-e
laudenslager. +, coal
Living ton, II u, furniture
Meek, q " mdse
Miller Il + r'dse
/ Osmun & Ulrich notions
| Rfym' s,ine wv, wall paper
Nti- ;, md>c
Nagcnseller. Geo. G., drugs and coal
Smith. Frank K. meat
/ kcllar Forgy meat
. SChroNer, VI =, shoes and hardware
kingler. Jr Peter, drugs
Gundrum Edw. c., confectionery
Ludwig. +, groceries
Clark, NJ, confectionery
Faust John, confectionery
SChnure, II H. grain
Nu~selman, \ ", billiard and pool tables
Baker, ID, wall paper
USIoN
Boyer, W VI, merchandise
Bognr Bingaman, flour and feed
| Arnold, Adam cigars
Durdorc, y T merchandise
Flanders Geo. I, mdse
Flanders :, mdse
Rine, Geo. V, groceries
| Sprcnkle, | G, confectionery
Snyder, Jerry q, hardware and furniture
Sechrist, =. mdse
Schrawdcr, W IL cigars
Troutmau, II mdse
Williams, Mrs. f. G, mdse
Wise John ii coal
SChrawdcr, II II, confectionery
Ram,r, Jacob b, iewclry
wAsHISGTOS
Charles Jerry. merchandise
Eiscnhaur ! r, flour and feed
Fisher, Lewis, cigars
Harley. Il +, mdsc
llains, 7 l., furniture
Meyer " 7, drugs
Shotzbcrgcr, Calvin, confectionery
Straub, Il =, mdse
Shirk J y. stoves and tinwRre
Schncc, II :, flour and feed
NanHorn, J X, cigars
Weaver. q ". cigars
Mace Jacob, cigars and confectionery
Rieyle, Chas. \, confectionery
Appeal will be held at the COMMISSIONS
Office May 23d, ~ 3.
CHAS. A. GOSS,
Mercantile Appraiser,
April IS, 1863. Troxelville, p
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KILLED BY BREAKING scAFFoLD
Three Sheet Metal Workers Plunge to
Death at Pittsburq.


Pittsburg. April 2.-As a result Of
the breaking OF a scaffold at the Union
Station William Nelson Adams,
Charles Carman and lsador Rosenberg,
sheet metal workers, are dead and
two others are injured. All of the
victims are Philadelphians. and were
part OF gang of l3 brought here by
d. Lupton Sons G. Co.
The cause Of the accident will never
be known. The scaffold on which the
men were working was IS feet above
the tracks of the train shed on which
they were working, and when picked
up the three men were dead. John
Ehret and David Moore, though bruis
ed and cut, managed TO hang to a por
ton OF the scatold until rescued b,
fellow workmen.
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KILLED IN THE COURT HOUSE
kentucky Lawyer. Mixed Up In Feud
Shot From Behind.

Kentucky Lawyer, Eixeo UP IN reuo'
Shot From Behind.
Lexington, KY, May 5.-Just after
he had finished filing papers reopen
ing the contested election cases OF
Breathitt county. Hon. James B. Mar,
cum was shot and killed by an un-
known assassin. He fell In the en-.
trance Of the court house at Jackson.
Ky. and never spoke, death being
almost instantaneous. He fell within
q few yards of where Twon Marshal
James Cockrell was shot down in July.
the assassin being stationed in the
court house in each instance. Mar
cum was counsel for the fusionists,
who are contesting for the offices Of
county Judge sheriff and other places
now held by Democrats AS result
of his efforts and mis- sympathy with
the Cockrell faction in the Hargis-
Cockre!l feud he had for a year been
generally regarded as marked
man"
Various plots to assassinate him
have been reported and sworn to in
affidavits Despite warnings. Marcum
felt safe In resuming his interrupted
practice some time ago, and felt Sc
cure in filing molten to reopen the
election cases which had imperilled
his life months before. He walked
from the clerks office to the front
door OF the court house. and. facing
the street, engaged in conversation
with Ben Ewing. a friend. The men
had been talking about three minutes
when a shot rang out in the rear OF
the corridor. Marcum staggered, and
as he sank to the floor another shot
was fired. The first bullet entered
the back to the right OF the spinal
column. and passing through the
breast and body, struck the door fac
| ing him. The next shot passed
through the top Of his head. and was
| aimed as he reeled. The shots ap
peared to come from a doorway ol
possibly from behind a door in the
corridor
1t is generally believed that the as
sassin was recognized by some peo
pie. but no one has thus far had thu
courage to name him. though thi:
question is on every ones lips.
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Harold NJ. Mcclure
w Pres,de Judge o! the Judicial Distinct,
composed Of the counties OF Snyder, and
Union and Peter +. Riege and z. 7. Gem
beriing, E,qs., Associate Judges in and for Sny'
der county. have issued their precept, bearing
date the Goth day OF Feb. A. H., 1908 to me
directed Tor the holding oisn Orphans Court, a
court OF Common Pleas, court OF oyer and Ter.
miner and General Court of Quarter Sessions OF
the Peace. at Middlehurgh, Tor the county on
Snyder. on the LIST Monday in June !, 1903
Notce therefore hereby given TO the Coron
er, Justices OF the Peace and Constables In and
Tor the county OF Snyder. to appear In thei'
proper Persouawilh their rolls, records, inquisi
tons, examinations ana other remembrances
Ia do those thigs which of their offices and In
their behalf psrtain to he done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting in behalf of the Com
monwealth against any person or persons are re-
Quired 10 be then and there attending and de
parting without leave at their peril. Justices,
are requested 10 be punctual in their attendance
al the appointed time agreeably To notice.
Given under my hand an" seal at the sheriff
offices in Middleburgh the I'd OF May, a. d.
1903.
CIlAS. l.. SAMPSELI., Sheri q
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Cattle Perished In Snow Storm

Sharon Springs. Kan. May Snow
in the valleys yet tells Of the severity
OF the past weeks storm In Western
Kansas. Farmers are coming In with
reports OF serious cattle losses. 1t is
evident that more cattle have been
killed than In all other storms Of the
winter combined.
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WANTED Several persons of character and
good reputation in each state lone in this Co.
reauired| to represent and advertise old estab-
lished wealthy business house of solid financial
standing. salary s2l weekly with expenses ad-
ditional, all payable in cash each " ednesday
direct from head offices. Horse and carriage
furnished when necessary. References. En-
close seltaddrcssed envelope, Colonial Co.,
33i Dearborn ST., Chicoga. k-l2-l6t
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Fatally Gcred by Mad Bull.

Wilkesbarre. May 4.-Ephraim Lew
is. OF Towanda, was fatally gored by
q mad bull He was taken to the Rob-
ert Packer hospital, where he Is ut
the point of death. When found his
heart was laid bare and his body was
bathed in blood. On removing him
to the hospital the throbbiag Of the
heart could be plainly seen through
the pericardlum.
Turkish Troops in Sharp Engagement.
Salonica. European Turkey. May S.
An engagement between Turkish
troops and band Of revolutionists Is
reported to have taken place in the
Monastir district of European Turkey.
Both sides suffered considerable
losses. Ten Turkish officers are said
to have been killed, Ambulances are
being hurried to Monstir.
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JURY LIST.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court oil
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace oi
Snyder County held as June Term, commencing
Monu"'' '"" T.
GRAND JURORS. Sna
Eisenhaur, J. F., teacher. Washington. :.
Fisher Frank laborer Monroe,
Coy Geo farmer Washington.
Garman G plasterer Perry:
Graobill p l. farmer Perry West
Hoysterman Henry shoemaker Fem.
Humm-l John farmer Monroe.
Hummel Joseph lsborer Jackson
Herman Newton farmer Monroe.
Ingram Charles farmer Adams.
Kinney John fireman Penn.
khngler sam laborer Beaver West.
kaufman Wesley huckster Monroe.
lauh HI II farmer Spring.
Iaudeus lager ol coachmaker Selinsgrove
Musser Joseph laborer Franklin.
ReiChley Charles farmer Monroe.
komig Clymer teacher Spring,
Row klmer laborer Penn.
" II smith laborer Middleburg.
>prenkle, Isaac huck ster Union.
" ter Ammon farmer Centre.
Whitmer Abb aham gent seliusgrove.
NeariCk JONAS gent jackson.
PETIT JURORS.
Aurand George teacher Adams
Bowerso1 A merchant Beaver.
BowersoN Asaph larmer Franklin.
Bower John electrician Perry.
Baker J 7 farner Beaver West.
Howard Bowersox farmer MlddleCreek.
Bottiger " II farmer Perry.
EaChmau Henry shoema ker Niddleburg.
Beaver Jerry farmer Monroe
Cornelius Jesse blacksmith jackson.
Coleman David lahorer Beaver.
piehl Geo farmer Franklin.
Dreese Thsd farmer Penn.
Erdley Henry farmer Penn.
FOltz K l. lstoier Union.
Fisher Asaph laborer Penn.
Carmen : carpenter Perry.
Grayuill W II farmer Perry West
Cos. David clerk Beaver West.
Hackeuburg Nado farmer Centre.
Hartman Howard farmer Centre.
HaInes g carpenter Selinsgrove.
Haine- David abOrer Franklin
Hummel Franklin farmer Middlecreek.
hlngler farmer Jack son.
leighi ldbgrer Chapman.
Leitzel Howard farmer beaver.
Mlddleswarth I farmer Beaver.
Meyer Geo X farmer Washington.
Meyer II Editor Washington.
Pontus Harvey laborer Niddlecreek.
POrtZline carpenter Chapman.
Reigel John NJ farmer Spring
Roland Jesse farmer jackson.
ReiChenbsch J A farmer Perry West.
Robach L gent Selinsgrove.
Shrsder FarIison farmer Spring,
sechrst Henry II farmer Union.
Snyder henry W farmer Perry West.
straub Augustus farmer Chapman.
Stettler carpenter Penn.
showers N merchant Centre.
Stroud Chas farmer Middlecreek.
Ssuer & NJ farmer Middlecreek.
Stroup labOrer FRANKLIN.
irlct Frank laborer Selinsgrove
Walter Albert lsbofer Centre.
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PrOthOnOtary's Account.

First and final account OF JEFF. Dauberman, D,
Committee Of samuel Kline, Jr.. a lunatic.
q. VI. SHINDEL. CLERK.
kiddIeburg, Pa. Nay 2, l9J3
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btNtI' AAltils AN''''"'N
CHAPMAN
Fisher, VI }. mdse
Hum mel, Harriet, mdsc
Kerstcttcr, VIM II. c,garS
Rine, j :, mds
Rine. W Il. md~e
Kline, Geo :, md~'
Neiser, David, md>c
Troup Z A, cigars
FRNNKITN.
Boyer, ChaS. m7se
Custer, Il H. mdse
Gift, r r, mdsc
SchaefIer, l. L, mdse
Simonton. barber. mdse
Swartz 4 Graybill mdse
Steininccr Bros. coal and gram
winsy. " r, coal and grain
GraybiU, c W, cigars
Franklin Milling Co, grain
JACKSON
Dauberman, \ h, md~e
Derk. II VI, mdse
Herman. Daniel, cigars
Serhood, Irwin, merchandise
Hummel, A A, drugs
BenfCr Michael y, >8duler
MIDpLEBURG
Aurand, Arthur W, coal oil
Alta ntic Refining Co, coal oil
Aurand, f C, millinery
Kuhn, ;, cigars,
Beaver, W II, mise
Beaver, Gabriel, confectionery
Dsnl5eIberger. l., millinery,
ES>-enburg, A, leweiry
Freyman, f X, ssddler
Foulk, II w, confectionery
Gelnett Bros. mdse
Gsrman, W l, shoes
Hassinger, W, stoves and tinware
Kern, A, mel ca sndise
Midiieburg Drug Co, drugs
Reigie, Frank ;, organs and machincs
Ruukle, W, mdse
Reitz F, implements
steininger, NJ Il ssddler,
Seebold, Carbon, cigar,
Walter, II L, furniture
Walter Reno, bakery
Beaver & Leitner. implements
Crosgrove, Aaron, wall paper
Bower, ox, ! II restaurant
merchandise.
x1pplECEFrK
Erdley. Mbchael, flour and feed
v;.,,o, a ,i,.a-s
Hummel. Norman !. md-e
Magce, ! /, mdse
NJ, 1N saddle,
Rou-A Philip. confectionery
r-lr,., = , nd.
,-por
,....,,,.--. wv c,,.a-s
-, ! ,o,io,e-,
- wv ,r,, ,,,aI
-, ~ .i..,
hh' '"''"' - -" '"'
Hutteustine, L Il, md-e
IsnI.r 4, Il md Sc
~ .J
hho"oee' H.
Teais, BRAN,
sleHf' Martin gar
- - -.
"'H ~ - -
FENS
u,l.z,,,,Ie " -r.ceri.s
bfo""' d u'
Kuster, + z, ndse
ui,,n.r ,.-,, NJ nde-
- ,,r. ~ a,ts
ne' 'i'"''' NV
Kinaey John, confectionery
pFxRy
,,.-. -
bferius N'hiIto uuTe
Boyer & r. ind dse
,-,,.is,b, u ,n,;s.
Flshef' oohu H. s"uN
Garrnah' "' FURNITURE
~ -
"eIhe'' l. - i'>'''
Harding Henry, drugs
Hans II c cigars
lt;,,.. Jo-..nh clothing
,.'N,,r -,
EnuAun.; -. 49,
S.r',.' e. N,- .It,,
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List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court oi
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace oi
Snyder County held as June Term, Commencing
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Mercantile Appraisers List.

The venders OF foreign and domestic mer
chandise etc, in Snyder county will take motto
that they are appraised and designed by th
undersigned appraiser q mercantile and othe
icense t, I for the year 1902, as follows ,o-wi''
ADAMS
Bingaman, e W, horse powder
Herman, W II, merchandise
Middleswarth Mattern, merchandise
Nohu. Vim A, Cigars
Ritter. John Z, Merchandise
Weader, \ \, furniture
Bower,ox. \ Meade, Merchandise
Faust. Il II Cigars
Keller. " VI, Confectionery
Rine Il :. Merchandise
Specht, \ b, Millinery
Snyder, W G. stoves and tnware
Stetticr, W q. bicycles
Shirk, J p, hardware
Strohccker. J :, drugs
Tobias. J, confectionery
Beaver, J W. Horse powder and medicines
Musser, Aaron II, meat
Bickel, " \, hardware
HEAvER WEST
F,lkcr n MidGleswarth merchandise
kohler Thomas, md-e
Long, J ii y Co. mdse
Peters, James II, md,c
Roush, W +, cigars
Shircy, Isaac, implements
Shrcy, Mrs Isaac. millinery
Shcllenb rgcr, J II, merchandise
Clsh, Shircy y Co, mdsc
Mudilrswarth & IIolshuc, tilng
Peters. II |, stoves aud tinwarc
CENTRE
Frank Ritter, mdss.
BIngamau, ID +, cigars
Dundore, : {, mdse
Erdlcy, II. confectionery
Herman, +. mdsn
Ritter, II y. confectionery
showers & NJ mdse
Spangler. ! +, cigars
SampsCll, ! W, drugs
Waiter. X II, confectionery
Boyer, Alien, furniture
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-16
EVERY TOM

Dick or Harry who has a liquor to
sell claims it to be the best ever;
but in many cases the claim is not
substantiated by facts. Put these sell
lers Of inferior whiskeys, wines
brandies, etc, to the test. Then
sample our assortment and judge
for yourself--the better judge you.
the more certain we of getting your
orders.
w. w. PENNINGTON, Prop.
w. C. FLEETWOOD, Mixiologlst.
Corner Monk and Grant.
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Steamer Sabine, Young, Mobile.
SpeciaI Notice.

Special Notice.
All bills against the British s. s.
"Gorjistan" must be presented at our
office before noon today r payment
theref will be debarred.
F. M. D. Strachan & Co.. Agents.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.

25th, Goth, 31st and Jan. LIST, good re-
turning until Jan. 4th at rate of one
and one-third fare plus 25 cents for
students of schools and colleges, tick
els will he on sale Dec. 18th to 22d
inclusive, good returning until Jan.
8 n, 1907 at same rate as above. Full
information can be obtained from any
Seaboarl agent or Charles F. Stewart,
A. G. P. A, Savannah, Ga.
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For LaGrippe
and Influenza use
CHENEY'S TX

DeW..t is tho Name.

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
alive look for the name Dewitt on
very ..E ,ae r. al
Witch Hazel is used in making De-
Tits Witch Hazel SaIve, which. is
he best salve in the wrld for cuts,
burns, bruises, boils, eczema and
lies. The popularity of DeWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salye, due to it's many
cures, has caused numerous worth
ess counterfei,s to he placed on the
market. The genuine bears the mama
Of E. G. Dewitt s Co, Chicago Sold
y Joerger'a Ts4rmacy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-16

Everybody must try Lavadura once
for bathing, or they will miss the
greatest treat that money can buy;
oold by all leading grocery stores and
drug stores at 10 cents a package
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-16

Fifty oranges for seventy-fiVe cents
at A. C. Jeffers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-16

You can sare mcry by calling on
me. Sig Levison, sc Bay street, tel,
sphone 1870, 4