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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-27
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF one and three.
quarter. per cent; on the Preferred Stock OF this
The Transfer Books for the Preferred Stock
VIII close on 10th lnnc. at u o'clock noon, and
All dividend checks will be mailed.
c. G. GOODRICH. Secretary.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,

oHce OF tne treasurer. new YORK June =. lSS
4 dividend OF Five Per Cent. on the capital stock
OF tho NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY will be paid by tho New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee tundcr
the provisions OF the contract between the two
companies. at this once on the list day Of July
next to stockholders Of record at the close of bust
ness on the 18th Inst.
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20 BTOdu SIfrFI, New ! OTk, JUNO n IWJ3
The Board OF Directors this day declared a quar-
terly dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUARTERS
PER CENT. on the Preferred Capital Stock, pay
able July a. 1908 to the preferred stockholders OF
record at the close OF business on July 2. 1908.
Checks will be mailed.
Transfer books of the preferred stock will close
~ p n. on July 2, 1903. and reopen July II. 1908
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

New YORK. June %, 1908.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
\ semi annual dividend of THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. payable on and after Jul,
lat, proximo.
The transfer books will close al 2 r. NJ, this
date reopcning July I, 1903.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON Cashier
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Now York Stock Exchange Sales. June 70.

UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm u ooos.
Y S SIS Observation-Disclosures. ............l OS
CLOSING PRIcEs or UNITED sTArAs BONDS.
Did. Asked.I BID Asked
uS.,.I UsS.r
1880. looA 1904 lS2s.... l35L 1875
us2s 9. U SIS.
1880. go. O6A lO7 1885,. 36lz 80
U 8 AsI Usss.I
os-ls.lo7H los,. 1904. ".lo24 loaM
Us&e U s ss.c.
lsOs-ls 1908 1885, 1904. -. 02I5 lO3h
U S4s.r US IeSs.r
leo7....llO III 1874 DO 81
Us1.e.
loo7...l II ll2
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, hicaxo. Peoria 4 st. Louis Railway Company
Of Illinois.
coupons due July |, 1908, from the Consolidated
Mortgage - Thirty Year Gold Bonds OF this Com
pnny will be paid on and after that date at tn"
once of Dent Palmer Il Company, No. 50 William
street, New York.
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THE ORIENTAL. BANK.
New York. June 2tth. 1903.
ONE HUNDREDTn CONSECUTIVE SEMI.
ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Directors OF this Rank have this
day declared dividend OF Five t5l per cent, free
OF tax payable and after July L. 1908. until which
date transfer books will be closed.
GEO. W. ADAMS. Cashier.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, June 28.-Statement OF the re-
cclpts and expenditures OF the Government:
THIS day. This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts .... 81 385 $50 Sal. S023 l2 $751;. 1856 7s4
Expenditures. ,220OO0 30.g4O 900 500. 528. 1852
Surplus ......... l75.820 1882 i2 ia.3S, 03l
The receipts from customs to day were S55l $50:
from Internal revenue. tsi4.4i2: miscellaneous
t2S $40: national bank notes received for redemp-
tion 1904 c97.
The cash statement OF the United States Treas
urer for June 20 shows:
RESERVE FUND.
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.

The Board of Directors have to day declared
80. semi annual aiS,aenn OF lES c, uo pEh SGHr,:
OF record of this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until July
?. le0a, W. N. RENNET. Cashier
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coupons from perc Marquette Consolidated ~
bonds and Collateral Trust 40 bonds and Pcre
Marquette TRANSPORTATION Company co. bonds.
duo July 1903 viii bc paid on and after that date
81 thu ONCE OF Robert Winthrop Co. 20 Wall
street. New York,
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~ NAT!ONAE B!S0U1I VUMPANn. ~
The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE PER
CENT. on the common stock has hecn declared.
PAYABLE July Is. 1903 Transfer hooks will be
closed from juno 20, 1903 to July Is. ,aoS boIt
inclusive.
=. :. LEWIS.
Asst. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-27

eoun. has been tho soldes IN y, s o sd, ,ne
s,iii bad During t6e week India slipped l.7es Goo
Sfh Ihs ssp1 we're 'qm sSs against
OBS last sesS y, s ss ss, Srs N inc ,sr same
$1,000 bush: asa1si $50 900 las. Esnr returns
from ne M0s scuhe ME-. s.c;oSs Of Illinois
Than that OF ses IN which year these States raised
crop Is Yielding better than last year, and in Inc
Southwest the actual harvest on thc general pI9s
harvest is somewhat later than usual and the moyc
mcnt is not expected TO show any volume , um,
Sn s RATHER Better s2 ~as say S
break in wheat liquidation and moro or less selling
for turn the short side ~, on the ds .iI;nS
nrn' %Ts good nSWRH aHs wa s'f
Chicago, The cables were sd. TO 20: nisn ,,n
Chicago received $50 cars. OF which 20 We're son
~ bush against os5s5a las, week and 1880 loa las,
year: since July $3.50 so4 bush, AGAINST % W.
s L 'ns .s% ns m against fss
and lo2 900 last year since Jan. l. Is 4os coo bush
against la.2aso last season. cats . mmc' ssrv
received isi cars, OF which 10 we're contract grade
bis, Resep % weI. s f SsT and ia
sacks; exports. iis5 bbls. and 1855 sacks. Win
ter IN hbs Spcr,a.c s2So "a M" ssaa
$3.50: patents. s3.aiaa2o Spring In bbls -cen r.
IS. 500 &3. IS; straigbtS SS.sonS.i5 patents $40"
$40 Rye nour. saasaso - ,.,,s
1896. against aI.r las, year: New Orleans and
G i s.nsa fs'ms1 @ o.
/ points on the spot, with sales Of 5000 bales
.s; dssnsa but r tsG Sa and rS
movement DAY as fOllONS
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CLOSING PRICES.

. Ell dividend.
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Cotton Opens Easier, but Quickl! Advances
Notices for no. ODO Bales Promptly
StOppeti-Weather In Some Parts I'm.
fayOrable-Gra Declines and Then
RSllies-COHee Active and Higher

Sales. 1900 bush. No. 2
'hlte. 46lac. Barley was quiet.
sc, c. |, T.. New York: malt
T., Bu fialo. Corn was active.
for export here and at
mixed In elevator. soho; No.
yellow. 8ilsc. Futures closed
lower, Sales. 100000 bush.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
A DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST A. {. |,
-
Negro Woman Asks for
$4,000 for Death of
Her Husband
THE WIFE OF ALLEN LEE
Negro Who Was Killed on the Road
Near the Gas House Some few
Weeks Ago.-Says Engine
Running too Fast.

A suit has been filed in the super
ior court by Emma Lee, colored, for
damages to the amount of $4,000
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road Company.
Emma Lee is the wife of Allen Lee
the negro who was killed by train
on the Atlantic Coast Line a few
weeks ago near the gas house on A
street. In her petition it is claimed
that when struck the engine was run
ming at the high speed of from Is to
~ miles per hour when the city ordi-
nance only allows trains in the city
limits to go at a speed of five miles
per hour. 1t is further alleged in the
petition that the negro was crossing
the track and that the engineer
neither blew the whistle nor was the
fireman ringing the bell, and that Lee
in this way, did not see or hear the
engine and had no notification what
ever.
The woEman is represented by at
torneys Harris & Mabry and will De
tried at the next session of the super
ior court.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
FRANCHISE TAX
ADDS MILLIONS
-
New Tax Adds Total of
Sii,o05, ,75Z.25 to Tax
able Property
MORE TO Bis HEARD FROM
With Four Franchises Still to be Ar
bitrated This Figure May Go
to $4,000, ,ooo-some Big
Franchises Pending.

Thus far the franchise tax law has
added $11,695, 1925 in property val
ues upon which revenue is paid tt
the state of Georgia.
There are still four franchises to
be arbitrated, the aggregate assess
ment of which amounts to the sum
of $685. 900 and makes a possil le
total of $1707S,75225.
The franchises yet to be arbitrated
are: The Savannah Street Railway
Company, assessed at $1,430,000 the
Atlanta and West Point railroad as
sessed at 100000; the Georgia Ell
ectric Company assessed at $2,200000
and the Atlanta Belt Railroad Com
pany, assessed at $4,000
Off these the Savannah railroad Is
to be taken up by the arbitration
board ON October and the Georgia
Railroad and Electric Company on
October 8, with the others soon to
follow.
In many instances the assessments
of Comptroller General Wright have
been cut to pieces by the arbitration
boards and it the opinion of many OF
the state officials that in some instan
ces corporations have escaped pay
ing anything like the real value On
their franchises But as it the total
amount of property added to The
revenue resources of the state is vast.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
National Prison Congress.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 2.-prison war
dens, chaplains and commissioners,
together with many humanltarlans
and organized charity workers, are
here from various parts of the country
to attend the annual session OF the
National Prison Congress, which will
be held during the next three or four
days. The congress has for its general
purpose the betterment of conditions
in the prisons throughout the country
and Improvements in the system OF
prison management Captain Samuel
C.Lemly, Judge Advocate General of
the United States Navy: General r..
Brinkerhoff of Mansfield, Ohio, and
Mrs Emma Sullivan, superintendent
of the Andrew Mercer Reformatory
for women at Toronto, are some of
those who will take a pre- minent part
in the congress. The programme
provides for visits of inspection to the
Kentucky state prison at Frankfort
and the Indiana state reformatOry at
Jeffersonville.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
Adjourned Yesterday to
Meet Again Monday
OCtOberl2
NJ Any CASES NOLLE PROSStD
The Criminal Docket Has Not Been
Entirely Finished and it Will be
Resumed When Court Meets
Later This Mcnth.

Yesterday was rather a "nol1o nr..
sed' day in the city court and nu,n.
Der OF cases were thrown ont Nv thn
solicitor. After the days session
Judge Sparks announced an ADJOURN
mcnt until Monday, October II. Very
near adj the criminal cases have boan
disposed of, but those REMAINING will
De taken up when court reconyenes
and the civil docket will then ra.
celve the attention of the court. Fol
lowing Is the record of ihe work
handled yesterday:
Alfred Moody, assault and battery
nolle pressed.
George Andrews, larcency from
the house, rule nisi.
Sam Grossly, misdemcanor. rule njsi
James Denison, assault and battery
nolle pressed.
Hattie Jenkins, larcency from the
house, nolle pressed.
E, A. Bradbury, cheating and
swindline, nolie prosBed.
Henry Green, assault and battery.
Verdict of not guilty.
Joseph Johnson, arcency, noue
pressed.
Charlie Lucas, vagrancy, nolle pros
sed.
- 81
j. L. Jaques, assault, first de-
mInd.
Frank Lane, assault and battery.
Verdict OF guilty, six moaths on the
chaingang or $50 and cost.
l.. }, joel, circulating obscene CIR
cuaar' Demurrer sustained, ;uocusa--
ton nolle pressed.
Dutchy Harmon, larcency from the
house. Verdict OF guilty. soenlun.3
II months or 500 and cost.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
Marconi's Experiments.

New York, Oct. .. Signor Marconi,
the inventor, sails for Europe today
on the Lucania. Before the ship
reaci. the other side he hopes to have
satisfactorily demonst rated that wire =
less telegraphy, Of which he is the
pioneer, has now reached the stage
where it has become practical for
commercial purposes. While the Lu-
cania is in midocean SignOr Marconi
will conduct series of experiments
in sending messages to the station at
Table u cad in Nova Scotia. One parti.
cular purpose of these experiments
will be to determine whether or not il
is feasible to do away with the tower
system and substitute Improvements
recently devised.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
The convict's Daughter.

one of the most entertaining ana
finely mounted plays of the season Will
be seen at the Grand shortly LII Is d
superb Offering, aud credit is due to
Managers Fleming & Watf for secur-
inc this excellent production. The
Conyict's Daug hter" is possessed OF a
well defined plot, story interestingly
and effectively told. The cast is all
that could be desired, and all are well
adapted to their respective parts. The
scenic effects are good, and the prison
scene in Act Four particularly thrill
inc. They must be seen to be fully
appreciated and those who fail to SET
them will certainly do themselves ar
injustice.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
PRUDER IS To Be
The NEW AUDITOR
-%-
Will Probably Be Named
Today to Succeed
Mr. Chandler
HE IS NOW IN The CITY
Has Been Connected With the Knox
willie and Bristol Railroad for
Some Time and is Said to
be a Very Capable Man.

j. H. Pruder, formerly with the
Knoxville and Bristol railroad, Will
probably today be appointed auditor
of the Brunswick and Birmingham
railroad to succeed Frederic B. Chan
dler, who rendered his resignation
to the company Thursday, an account
of which appeared in these columns
yesterday morning.
General Manager Berry and other
officials of the road were considering 6
the appointment last night, and while
it was not made it is generally be-
lieved that he will be named for the
place today.
Mr. Pruder is now in the city and
he will probably assume the duties Of
the office as soon as the appointment
is made. He has served many years
in the railroad business and is said to
be a very capable man.
The announcement yesterday of the
resignation of Mr. Chandler was re-
ceived with genuine regret in the city
During his residence here he has
made large circle OF friends all of
whom regret that he is to- remove
from the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
AN INTERES TING PROCLAIM.
Will be Rendered at the First Bap
tist Church Tomorrow.

A very interesting program is on
for tomorrow night 1870, at The First
Baptist church.
The subject will be "Out Of Dark
ness Into Light" A good number of
the children from the Sunday school
will take part in the songs, recita'ions,
readings, etc. The following is Il par
tial list Of the things ON the pro-
gram:
Recitalio ion-A Mssionary's Plea,
Pearl Bankston.
a Flower Exercise BY six little
guls.
Reading William Carey, the father
Of Modern Missions Alfred Christie
Solo, Jesus and Shall it ever be
Mile McCrdry.
An Acrostic, America for Christ, by
sixteen boys and girls.
Recit at ion The Voices of tho
Children SaIlie Bland and Matte
Ferguson.
Recitation As stars in tie Firmp
ment a lice Wilson
Miss Emily Walf, who has 50 cuccese
fully trained the children for the st
exercises for the past three years, is
in charge, and has been drilling then
for several days. This promises to be
the best service Of the Kind yet held
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
Season Will Open at all of the Big
Colleges.

Chicago, H., Oct. 2. The thud Of
bo05 against pigskin will be heard to-
morrow on nearly all Of the football
gridirons Of the West. The University
of Chicago lines up against 1llinios
at Marshall Field. Iowa University
meets the State Normal at Iowa City
and Nebraska plays South Dakota
at Lincoln. Some of the other i'm
portant contests on the schedu es ale
those of Michigan and the Case school
az Ann Arbor, Purdue and Franklin
at Lafayette, University of Wisconsin
and Northwestern College at \ adisOn,
Northwestern University and Lom-
bard College at Evanston, Minnesota
and Glinnell at Minneapolis, Nilsson
and the ROlla school at Columbia,
Farlham and DePauw at Richmond.
Rose Polytechnic and Washington
University at st. Louis, Drake Uni
versity and Penn College at Des
Moines, Washburn College and Kan
as State Normal at Empora, Knox
and Illinois at Urbana and Ohio State
University and Wittenbury College at
Columbus.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
PATTERSON PUT BEHIND BARS
He is Charged With AssauItng Young
White Woman at Greenvile, S. C.

White Woman at GreenVile, S. C.
Greenville, S. c., Oct 2.-Charloy
Patterson, young white man, was
placed in the county Jail here this
afternoon, charged with criminal as
sault upon Miss Ida Reeves, the l9-
year-ald daughter of w. E. Reeves.
Miss Reeves, who is a stranger in
Greenville, came here Tuesday arter-
noon in search of work as a cotton
mill operative. Yesterday afternoon,
under pretense of directing Miss
Reeves to Poe mill. near the city lin
its, Patterson lead her into a body OF
woods and assaulted her
About l O'clock this morning he
took the girl to the home of Mir.
McGwinn. at M0naham mill. where
she spent the night. She was fright
ened and acted like a crazy woman.
On repeated requests from Mrs. Nc
Gwinn, she told her story saying
that Patterson had threatened to kill
her if she told what happened.
Patterson appeared at Mrs. Nc
Gwinns house this morning for the
girl, when he was arrested.
The girls father arrived here this
afternoon He is good, substantia
citizen of Pelzer.
The affair is generally condemle ed
here, but, SO far. little is known by
the public and there is no excitement
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
WERE Welded AT THE BEDSIDE
Now the Wife Will Nurse Her Hus-
band Back to Health.

Douglas, Ga, Oct, Cards were out
for a brilliant wedding to come off
yesterday at the Episcopal church,
the contracting parties being Miss
Lila Ethel Frink and DR.. j. Albert
Montgomery. The groom elect, how
ever, has been quite sick for more
than week with typhoid fever. Find
ing the original plan impracticable,
the young lady, with few friends,
went to the sick chamber, where the
vows were spoken that united them
for life and gave the bride the right
to nurse him through his sickness.
Dr. Montgomery is cultured gem
tlaman and skillful dentist, whose
many friends wish for him a speedy
recovery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
DEATH OF MISS ARABELLA TIsoN
Passed Away After a Very Long
Illness.

Miss Arabella Tison died at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. James IS
Wright, at O'Clock last night after
a lingering illness of several months.
During that time everything possible
has been done to arrest the malady
which caused her death but in vain.
Miss Tison was a most admirable
character; a devoted christian, and
altogether a type of superior woman
hood. She leaves to mourn her loss
three sisters. Mrs. James s. Wright,
OF this city, Mrs. George Scarlet, Of
Fancy Bluff and Mrs. H. NJ Branham,
off Fort Valley; and brother, Mr..
w. Scotia Tison, of Savannah.
The funeral will occur tomorrow
morning from the house. Further
particulars will be announced in the
Sunday News.
The family have the sincere sympa-
thy of very large circle of friends
in their sad loss.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON
stranger in New York" to be Pre-
sensed at the Grand.


The first matinee of the season will
be given at the Grand this afternoon
the attraction being Hoyt's "A Stran
ger i'm New York" The prices arr
only 90 and 80 cents and the indica-
tions are that the house will be pack
ed The same company will present
tonight "A Trip to Chinatown au-
other Of the Hcyt productions. The
company is said to be good, especially
is this true for one which is playing
at popular prices. The Savannah
News of yesterday had the following
Jack Campbell is a comedian
whose humor is certain to please
anywhere But there are others, All
the parts III "A Stranger in New
York" were in capable hands. Uldti
ordinary .cirGum. aEG2s such talcEa
working out one of Hoyt's most Ell.
tertaining comedies would not cause
comment, but the aggregation headea
by the clever Mr. Campbell is play
ing the south at popular prices Just
why this is SO Is difficult to under
stand, when some ether attractions
are recalled.
The company will close its engage
ment here today, playing both matt
neee and night performances. Those
who went yesterday will probably 90
agtl today land these who didn't
will be sorry"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
BRIDGE QUESTION IN COURTS
Legal Side of Case Has Hearing a,
Monticello.


Monticello.
.as.la illedgeyille, Ga. Oct. 2.--As pre-
qIcfelI m dispatches, the now famous
bridge over Little river was built in
the night and cotton wagons came
over it this morning to the city.
1t is stated that the people in that
section, ON both sides of the river
are much aroused at the action OF
the Misses Humber, and Hines and
Vinson, in cutting town the bridge
and that a guard will be kept there
from NOW ON.
The guard would, no doubt, be
quie aeffectual against any mans at
tempting to cut the bridge. Should
the Misses Humber again visit tn
place it is not to be presumed that
any violence would be shown them
fer they are ladies of the hlghe6'
standing in this community and Will
it is regretted many admire the pluck
of the young ladies, yet it is safe tc
saw the vast majority of their people
would be delighted to have the bridge
stand
III arrants against all OF thepar
tier been withdrawn and the
matter settled.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
A GOOD WEEK AT THE GRAND
Several Good Attractions Booked for
the Week.

Next week will be an unusually good
one for the Brunswick theater-goers
as several good plays are booked.
Tickets will go on sale this morning
for "Way Down East" and "a Con-
victs Daughter" The advance sale
opened several days ago for "When
Rueben Comes to Town" and the sale
of tickets has been unusually large.
This great musical comedy will hold
the board Monday night, and from all
indications, it will be one of the best
attractions of the kind that has ever
visited the city. The company car
ries about 80 people and is classed as
a prize beauty show.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
Dewitt is the Name.

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
alive look for the name Dewitt on
.vel, box. Gne pu:e m a4"o.a..
Witch Hazel is used in making De
Tits Witch Hazel Salve, which !.
he best salvc in the wrld for cuts,
burns, bruises, boils, eczema anc
lies. The popularity Of DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, due to its many
cures, has caused numerous worth
ess counterfeits to be placed on the
market. The genuine bears the name
of E. c. Dewitt & Co, Chicago. Sold
Joerger's Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
Held His First Court.

Judge Isaac, the new referee, of the
bankrupt court, held his first court
yesterday. The case of Avery & Co..
VS.. NJ. M. Dixon, bankrupt, was up
for disposition on the question of the
recovery of some 5000 worth of saw.
mill machinery held by the bankrupt.
The attorneys interested were
Judge Simon W. Hitch, of Waycross,
Col. w. E. Kay, d. w. Krauss and r.
E. Dart. The referee reserved his
decision in the matter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
New BottIine Works

Attention is called to the of the
Brunswick Bottling and Manufacture
ing Company, which appears in this
issue. w. H. Matthews is president
and A. L.. Simmons is secretary II
the company Both OF them are we'll
known colored citizens and they are
making a success of the enterpris D.
The latter has had many years eX-
perience in the bottling business
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-03
Ocumuluee NAVIGATION,

Hawkinsville, Oct. 2.-The steamer
Dixie, Capt. Thompson, has reached
here from Lumber City where the
boat was built. She was loade9
with cotton from points below and
has just left with heavy cargo +
general merchandise shipped by the
wholesale merchants of this place.
uoIl!ppB eIqsnIeA Ieqloug 81 lsod s!qL
to- the line of splendid boats plying
the Ocumulgee regularly.