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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28


Z Bfue army, based upon the Potomac at
ashitgtoi. lis marching westward
L against Brown army cpefsttng In the
( Ehcnnnfcah Valley toward Washington.
I The leading corps Of Tho Blue consists
/ OF two divisions, ono (real1 at Manassas
The other (lnaglnarS) at Fairfax Court
house. The rest OF the Blue army (ttn-
aEinafy) lis preparing TO InoSe forward.
T'nc leading corps or the Brown nttny
consists OF two divisions, one trcnD Mt.
Thorouef1fare. and one Imaginary a.
Front Royal, The rest Of the brown
army tininglnary) Ia still further over
in the Shenandoah Valley, preparing 10
move forward. f 81
The commander OF tho leading Blue }dl-
Vision is at Manassas with the advanced
division, and learns by reconnaissance
Sahat the leading division Of the Brown Is
al Thoroughrare. He learns by spies that
the remaining division of tho Brown was
mt Front Royal on the afternoon Of
the 9Th, ana was preparing to march 70 4
join the advanced division. lie deter
mines to attack aud annihilate the dt,-
ynr,ced division of Tho Brown before re- !
ttnforcen,ents come up, and for this ntir.
pose orders an Immediate n tack by tho
leading Hue division treaD, and sends
orders TO tho second division mnglnnry)
at E:,lsfas Courthouse, to hasten up TO
his assistance sg
'The Brown commander at Front Royal
has pushed forward his leading division
(rcal) by forced marches through Tho
.ronghrare Gap with orders to take up
a defensive position so that he can Keep
@tiic gap open for reinforcements he IL
expecting 10 come after him. 1t Is
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fantry and tho Second South Carolina
and Second Vermont. s.5 ss.
tlTie troops will not DO allowed TO bring
any ammunition. ..,,s Will be Issued
AFTER arrival at the fiianoeuvertug
grounds ss !s
The owners Of tho land over which
the troops will march and eountermarch
Win receive Il rental Of fifteen cents an
aero from the government. a board cons
posed Of three officers, one of them Ca p
tain Grimslcy OF the Cnlpeper Minute
Men has been appointed to pass upon all
claims for danagc to property by the
troops. The request Of tho Mayor, OF.
Manassas for provost guard to tniiin-
tain order curing tho inanoeuVres was
denied by General Corbln.
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WAGoN#TRAIN A II GAINEsVILLE.7

Is the first thipg that greets the eye
of the visitor. and It is 50 realistic thai :
We almost expect him to step on & Of 1 the
frame and meet us halt wa
; oANED SBYEMRS, ,HARBAUGHs
turn to the beautiful colonlai pa AZ
5lor, known Ia the Replica as the Lao dies
room, thirty-two feet by twcnty one feet
This room is Just the place for the beatl-Ss
.fful antique furniture SO kindly loanep
by Mrs. Harbnugh, of Richmond The
E"largest mirror In he gair''' IS Z tIlrs SD
sclamation at the pier mirror y ere are
splendid old chairs, sofas, ottoman s ana
several tabl ess all different and each = q
gem In Its way. The most 5nota bic one.
was made for Mr.. j eff erson while he wa s.
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ton IN tho colonial parlor. where al, Mt
mospliere of one hundred years nso ~
-. =
WELL KNOWN FARMER
KILLED 3 Y FALLING TREE

tspeoIai q mo rl,nes. pI.patchl,

n SpttIaI5 20 Tho 3TIfnes-DI sIltchs
~ y NlvlYrs CI1vILLE,. VA August 2T.--
Mr.. w. u. Braswell !, u prominent citizen
and farmer wing on the so1ltl, side oftlie
Meherrin River, near this place, met It'll,
an ,,ntnle s. death yesterday evening.
I1o was, in the woods where logs were
5beiry cut for a saw mill and was struck
by a falling tree and fatally hurt, from
the effects of which, he died shortly after.
He was m good maira,,d much respected
lii his neighbprhocd, He was a gallant
Confederate soldier ana served three years
and three months In the army wit b
Smiths Battalioii heavy artillery, and
surrendered at Appomattox.
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\ President, with the United States sea;
ilniaid In colors. Even the Its and
| pictures arc such as might have been In
the Monticello Of one hundred years ngt.3
Here is Pocahontas, our earliest virginia
heroine, but for whom, says John f,iskc.
English settlement In Virginia. Here are
the beautiful Evelyn Byrd and her honle,
MISSIONER George Washington as nr.
English soldier: Fink Carter t I'at trick
Henry and Dorothy Horny were sent sps
Captain w. W. Baker. Miss Ella Miller.
sent pictures OF Governor spottswood
and Lady Spottswood.
5s.3 STATE DINING ROOM, '.,is3
but VIC must pass into the State dui-i
Ing room. WITT It's massive table. chairs.
buffet and celfarctte. tho last named artl-
Gle, the only ono In the grounds. Cailue-
.labra, Bohemian glass and china are all
OF the Jefferson period Indeed, eve1yai
thing apt to be found In the old Virginia
Monticello pnr1or. dining room, library
and hall one hundred years ago Is 10 pe
found hare to-day, ,s@i
.Thc exhibit from the University OF ylr-
g1nia rorms the central interest or our
building the magnificent Gait statue:
stands in the center OF tho grand salon.
4 In which IN Jefrerson's day stood Hla,i,i
rare ana peauIlrul objects OF art. Inc
Poe Dust by zolnay, THE Minor bust and
Tho large, handsome tVOStTnItS OF QiSLlQ-
gulshed professors and alumni present.
an honor roll TO be Justly proud o I, Thu,
chair In which Jefferson sat when Vice.
President Is here and many other objects
OF interest 81, 3. V A Is IL ~ '5g8B
dRoDPs OF PICTURES,
.erhrough the grand salon and the room
when was mis- ned room, but IS now used
for enc University OF Virginia library,
We come into the modern part or tho
honEe Az ali your readers must know, d
part Of the fifteen thousand dollars the
building cost was raised by private suu-
scripI,on. and one or the ways the Daugii-
ters of the American Revolution deylst,s
was TO induce some OF the educa ton
Institutions Of the State to give one fnpii-
dred dollars each and to place an al tralf-
tive group OF pictures on the walls Of or
reading room, instead Of going into inc
Educational building. In this room "a "
placed pictures. ETC., of five schools and
colleges These school exlhbits--i oliins
Institute, Virginia College Virginia lNe-
mails institute. Roanoke Cpilegc and the
Randolph Macon syEtem-rare a source .of
Inherent To many OF our visitors. Anu Yr
take pleasure In distributing their literlr
ture. Three generations of pupils 3tJ'a x
gazed ut The fine face OF pr Cooke.
HolIns We start All our Visitors in TINS
room, reyergIng the Imaginary tourSI have
been taking my readers. We do this be-
cause We want 70 pass through the mod
srn first and end thsir visit Of ,nspess-
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IMMENSE MONSTER
KNOWN TO .MARTIA.NSI
It's the Gump, Carrying Visi-'
tors From Land ..a
Of OF.
MARS Special to Tho Times Dis patch.
(All rights reserved M

(Mars special to The Times Dis patch.
(Ail rights reserved
August 81. fsf
The great bird of tho air which has vis-
tied grsat many planets In tho universe
arrived here to-day. L. IS
We are surprised that tho natives Of
other planets should haze been fright tened,
gas 1t WAS simply the Gump from the
Land OF o.. bearing his companions
the Tin Woodsman. the ScarecroW and
lPuHpklnhead ito the Earth.l 81 gtt
III Ofscourse, the natives Of oil lei planets
arc not familiar with the funny things
that take place OH tho Earth, and for
that reason they were probably sfligil ~ ts
ened iissssts5 8s X
The members Of the co,niialy were the
guests OF the King While here, They
stated that they were ON their way to the
United States. where they have IN ellT
gagement with The Times-D ispat ctl.
They left the Land OF o. " teIi da IS
ago and had many peclll lar expertep ices
On their "trip, On somo OF the III anets
the people Were very much frlg ltened,
and they were unable to stay longer thar
AN hour, lest tho people would become
desperate and injure tiiemselye Fs q
After luncheon with the King, the III tif
party leftGfor tbs Earth. They expect IN
be We'll used during tlleir stay IN tlle
United States, and the adventures winch
they VIII experience AZ that land are Z,
be told N full in The North American
Ibe told IN fun In The I, 'FlMes-l 3is ten
every Sunday for many sseek ,z5 gil5s
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#gines and while ii. waiting q valley Of
rocks; beer bot ties, Jumps OF coal ana
forms #of the train with great fore into
the crowd Of white people standing
front Of the station. John NHcant and = ~,
~. Hicks Of Spencer, We're struck BY.
the stones. the latter rec Giving a severe
blow In the a hdomen b /. nc ira In &llac
pulled out by this time, and the nilscre-'
ants could not be apprehended. One OF
the conductors on the train report ed sserl-f
out lighting AT various tirlcs, XIX q; .s go
Advice has been received hero ~ The;
critical illness OF Hon Is n era ge. one
Of Salisburv's prominent ciitzens, who
lis now In ID W shing ton hospital for treat
Sment. His family has been summoned to
his bedside. Mr. Craige's illness began,
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est class and 4 this year Is by no aeans
an exception his ri To-
\ The company supporting this popular
player Is N claimed Is to DO the II strongest
he has tad In many sea sons, among them
being Miss Dorothy sherrod who has
.longe been associated with Mr.. Murphy
In both plays she IS to have an imp ortant
Role. Sa s 3sIs SE
II is not often that pa irons Of summer.
opera have the opportunity OF having
$grapd opera dEiis 1! u tbs 8 yle in HIGH Z
will be gis:e :filis week Mt the q Casino
Thea tire. wi 1en 4 he Imperial Opera Cons
pany; Will give Councils immortal lyric;
drama, !" Fa ust. 81 s$ i y4s MI.
53s Gilbert and Sullivan'a nautical Strnyesty.
''Einafores I, wi thu ita treasure OF wit and
melody. Will be the bill the first hall Of
the week and Faust the second half,
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known that the Eue army Is advancing.
e and the commander of the Brown drvl-
9lEion has notified the commander Of the
Brown army by telegraph that force
Sof the Blue. estimated 10 be one divi-
4 Sion, is mt MANASSAS. Ano thor division
Il ts9 known Ito be following it closely. but
y its exact location is not lascertained. The
commander of the advanced Brown diyl-s
sion (l'eal) receives.a dlsputeh tnlllng him
to- hold his position ut all hazards, and
telling him vii him; forty-eight hours at
the furthest he VIII be strongly rein-
forced. On the morning of the 9Th the
commander OF the Brown ascertains that
3 q division of the Blue is az Mann ssas,
and anotherSat Fairfax Courthouse.
AS the Blue commander is able to es-l
innate the time required to march the
troops from Front Royal to thorough
( fare he is given within y certain time
thorough Initiative. and is able to make
his combination for turning movements
l or flank attacks with q certainty Of being
u reinforced before Brown reinforcemcl,tss
y Gun rea CHI 1horoughfare GAp.sS The BrUwnS
comma nder must malicishis dispositions
1 vii h "a view to holding his position
against the actual division and reinforce
3 men is tt is assumed tliat The rs,ilroad
from Front Royal to Manassas is In bad
1 shape, ann OF no vsiue IN the trans por>
j tat lion Of n troops I'll! 3s
There are other problems submitted by
General CoThin rwllic WI. be worked ont
before IN Semanoeuvres come To an end
on the 10th, There will le a grand re-
II view of II he troops :on he nth. and Pres
ident Roosevelt. he chief OF the general
staff of the army General G.laffee. and
probably several Cabinet officers, are eX-
spected 10 visit Manassas on that4day.
Virginia and Carolina Troops.
Battery a. First Virginia Field Artil-
i 1ciy, will DC stationed a corps head
Z quarters at Gainesville. The Seventeen
Virginia Regiment WILL with the lrirst:
Maine, tie First Texas and the First
Alabama, form the third brigade of the
blue. under Colonel Butler. y. Price. Six
D teenth United Staieii iitfan1rS.
The First SortA y. Cs.sclini. he Second
Maine, the Second TeSas..tlin Third Geol9
b Ella and three companies Of tie First
regulars will form ti,esjfet brigade Of
sthc brown. The brigade Will be under
the command Of General y !. ~. Lee. u.
E.A. 5sS Y 4 ISL
jt Two battalions OF the West Virginia
National q uard, accompanied by n band.
4 will form a PROVISIONAL regiment. The
West Nirginiahs will be brigadca With five
companies or the Eighth regular Infantry
1 q Sproyisiona battalion of Delaware IN,
b
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~
each opera being given at the regular
The vocal successes of the Imperial
Opera Company have been a delightful
surprise to the public Of this8cIty. and It
has been a the urgent request OF many
4patron ms OF the opera that the mana cement
has decided to show the company In It's
Z for tho closing bill OF the summer sea-
son at the Casino. S U t5 a s .5 Ii ED
Charles Q 4. Bascott win sing the title
role of Faust" He has sung that part
&of 81 Faust" more than 500 times IN Eng
jlish and Italian Il rs Ss r. ISL II ri
B The Mephlsto Of Bowman Ralston shows
4 his ificient bass voice to perfe ction.}
Twas his star part In the great Eng
slishl Carl Rosa Company and his perfor-
snlanfes OF it ran UP into the seven hun
sdreds. tili # 3s,i n,
Sinclair Gore, Is one sofS the baritones;
Il York during the winter season, lie will
sing the part OF Valentine, Marguerlte's
unhappy brother. II S
Miss Pauline Johnson, the blonde sWed-
sish singer, who has made host Of
ifriends here With her pure SOPRANO voice
fresh Elaurels In the pa vt 8ot asguerlte.
Graceful III hels Isalch Viii dlspl Ia y her
dainty figure in; boys attire In the part
OF slebal, and Bessie r lrbairn vii give
"a touch OF comedy IN tho character part
Bof old Martha making love to his Esa tal,ic
majesty, M phisto. * 4
The feature "a the proc ctlon OF Pima
fore will BIO the mimi lie comedy w ork Of
William Herman W est as Sir Joseph F'or-
ter Tho r Ter of the Queens Nance
4 he Wilde admirably secondc In the. fllll-
making by Bessie Fairbatrns as Little
sButtercnpp and Albert " lderS as 5S'' Dick
/ Deadeye." Al III .,is.s y /, II
All Who like catchy melody and ~ good
round OF Chs an find them N Z ~
fore. 3S sd y ~ i;sS
IL omens do not fall his ough to hs
"a remarkably successful season FROM q
thea ITEcal stan dpoint ia New York City.
First the opening attraction of the year
".rhe Maid and II he m UNI N VA which mr. lk
the first gun Of tlle{ Iresen sea 80 oni
- uly 32255, Is pla ying 10 The i capAcit 81
& that playhouse at, every porf orma 2 ce.S
something very unusual at this II me- 81
year and were II mot for prior CON trac ts
there Is but title doubt that the cut rtalnss
sment would renal n at the New y oFk ZOE
many months to come. In tho stcoHNi
place. While there ats but few ~ tlss
scheduled for imme date pr oduet 10 u, n no
ereylyals which 90 on In the near future
already have many advance orders for
seats, S iss
James L. Hackett and Mrs Hackatt
(Atnry Manneying returned ITO New YORK
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VIRGINIA
STRUCTURE.
Mrs. strotl,er's sGlevef o,cssscfip1.
ton Of the Builtling at
Il ST. Louis.
THE LOAN OF MRs.SHARBAUGH
Antique Furniture, That Hari,o-
5$llizes SO admirably With the
Colonial Parlor. s. ! 81

Mrs. w. AZ strother Inns recently writ
ten for the Isynchburg News a eli ever de-
scr,ptlonS Of tic Virginia buldln s ut the
Louis Exposition. She declares that
no bother state building completes with the
Monticello furniture In he coloniai idea
Continuing her description. sle says %! !, s..
'Thc full length painting Of Mr.. JEFF
fcrsonS as President OF tho United States
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81 Especial to Tho & Times u lspatcn.1 3S 5s
4 POWlIAfA:S; a., ,,gust 527. The
county Democratic Comm tee met here
to-day and arranged The primal yS cleo
ton 10 be held on September 9Th 8 Enom-i
mate a candidate for Congress from the
Fourth District. S8
The committee selected the regular vot-5
Ing places to hold the election, and 8ap-i
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Blues Win Again.

Tho East END Blues defeated the Fairs
mount Shnmrocks yesterday afternoon
Ny n score OF i toll on the Fulton
grounds The feature OF tho game was
The fYirllng Of Hogan for the Rluese he
not allowing the Shamrock Ks IA MT.
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Inst week from a two weeks hunting ana
fishing trip II New foundland and Lab.
sradcr. Mr.. Hackett Immediately sot TO
work rehsarsing hts company In Jack'S
Little SURPRISE, Iii which lie will present
arthur Isyron as O star at the Princess
~ heatrc soi, August Is. Next he Will con.
duet q, Chg reiiearsals OF On the Yelt1wstone,
company Will open ii, Warrington, about
s 2 En- ,s l. Later productions planned
by Mt. HaGkett arc Tho Crisis, with Nan.
nette Constock as star; The Secret 81
poliohinelle. IN which William II. Thor1p.
son ., VIII !, again hs seen and Tho Crossing
winston Churctlll's novel. iii which he
VIII himself appear at the Lyric Theatre
early in Noyemb er
The Rogers Brother III Paris"
tho direction OF klaw and : Erlanaar.
.opening In Buffalo The 2ott, tnstart.
VIII bo what Its title Indicates, 4 very
lively e,itertn lntlent. The flrst two acts
are lald Parts and tila third In St.
sent the famous Bal Bulller In tho Latin
quarter In this scone remarkably
faithful reproduction OF IA Students bail
Will be presented. The scenes d. .llo
second &c: e act will represent tho gardens OF
the llerles, tho Tue dc Rivoli and tho
Place de u ID concorde. Tho third az
soene VIII present great stage picture
OF the I1agenbach Zoo at the Louisiana
aPurchase Exposition Tho scenery and
costumes Will prove revelation even In
sSn Roger rothers' production always
noted 81 for unusually lavish, embeliishi
sments. s8 |lf 49, $50
Otis Skinner sailed on the Ponaerat,ian
from Quebec on Thursday 10 meet In
a !-lai. y can Richepln. whose guest no
VIII be on tho lat ter,s estate at Fare
moutlers. to discuss the production OF
SRichopins drama The Harvester, M which
Mr.. Skinner appeared successfully In the
West last season, Mt the Lyric e heatre
In. october. Mr.. kinner.s has spent tho
summer among the French OF 81 Lower
Canada, st,idying types and atmosphere,
and Will take great pains In the metro
spolltan representationsof this drama
Il Tho fourth season OF STANCE and Ed
s,yards's mos successful comic opera. I'D oi
Nv Warden under8th the direction OF i. Z.
Whitney Will be inauguratcd at Tren-
/ ton, NJ. j., October Ct b.. Tho company en- &
sgag ed is practically the SAND / as 8 last
reason. The opera will be equipped with {
entirely new Costumes and scenery Is
possible more ELABORATE than the origi.@
snal. The tour Will embrace all Of tho ]
san F'ranclsco. playing extended $enga sd.
ncnts In til Q larg er ones For the past
three scasons, Dolly Warden" has played
s 70 record breaking receipts. III
waiter IA Perkins ii 1 Soin 10 sta a "a 4
~ another Dnsouci1et al nlay thIsYS season
called Ia Military hi Dusoucfet ana 4
~ hnr,a ar.t siiccssa NJ Friend 4 from
sTndia,,. .,o,,,d yrnba hivs ncver have Meet,
wri.sn,, had" = Perk H. snI,rred him RI
I ira snal The i farcs was writtansswlti1
Perkins, III droll talents in view. and the
e e, = 3 Il sane q
Il = rcica Sinne Ia nrnred "a AM arfaininR
sil eno8 nrse piecs !. Il I. ys
=, 4. p, !, I, + fnr
s,e ~ ~ ,y.,ra
= =, ~ dcrso,,
I r En eijs i, artist willie 4 rna, Miss 1AlIen
nus
H. ~
3. Ia ", Ia Ted
~ w ts..As "
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LIVELY PRIMARY.
Instructed for Long for Senate
and Cunningham for House.

IT011lSpeCIaI 20 TIC IIines- I1spHtc1i.J--
RoXBoRO, N. c., August 27.--1n the
Democratic primary held to-day for the
election of delegates to county conven-
ton, the majority of delegates We're In
str,rtcd to vote for j. "a. Long for the
senate and Colonel y I. S. Cunningham for
tho House.. Never have such crowds at
tended n primary as did to-day. 5S s5. #i 58f
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more than; "a year 50. when he was Sc
Eyerelyi Injured In a runaway in l.ils city.
YELLOW FEVER B REAKs OUT
AIT BROWNSVILLEP POST
(By Associated Press.)

I-E .1s'rue1ti tc = ESQ i3g91s
AUSTIN, TEXAS, August THE State
Health Pepartm ent was not fled to-day Of
the breaking out Of yellow fever at the
government military - at sI3rownsyille,B
Texas. One death was reported last
night and several cases are said to exist
there. State Health Officer Tabo r3 has
left for Bro WnSyille, IA u s sss T5 4R
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Crowd I J 1 4. AT !. DEPOT 81 I
BY NEGROES.

= !

S (special to The Times Dlspatch.S f.
~ SALISBURY, II. e., August 2n--A co.'s
ored excursion train OF enormous proper
TONS returning from Richmond to Char
5lotte, passed through this city last night
with an unusual number Of botsterouss
negroes. The train stopped at the Spencer
station for the purpose Sof changing en-
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G o TO ST. LOUIS &
Wac. e. o. Route.

Nov is the time' to 20 to0s st. Louis to-
see the Worlds Fair. The Expositio on is
AT its height and daily attendance IN IN
creaslng. FL " sS9 VI, Il !. s I, Y,
9. &S o. trains leave Richmond at 90
81. M. q and 1873 r. n. Tcn-day coach ex-3
scurslons. Tickets on sale every; Tue sday
Shortest, quickest and best rou &c. u
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pointed three judges for each precinct one
or which shall act asclerk of the election
and shall receive their usual pay. as
paid in the regular election,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

1 The Blues will play the Masonic Home
team next Saturday on the Masonic
Home diamond at 4:30 P. NJ. 585ss -
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s# Gertrude coghlan has been engaged
as leading woman VI With Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. who will appear Mt tho Her "a q
SQUARE Theatre on October 3 In sard =
play, The Sorceress. tj5
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5PoWHATAN Y DEMOCRATS.
mary September 9th.
(special to Tho Tlmlces-Dlspalt:cnL.

Committee Arranges for a =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-17

ing as no trade in the world is grow.
ing. nearer to her than to northern
and gulf ports. She is nearer 44.OOO,-
900 Of the people of the United States
than any gulf or northern port, and
seeing has the nerve to seize it.
Hope for any city which has in
a thousand miles of river and creeks
millions of dollars worth Of hard
woods procurable by water. Distribute
BILE by water and systematically d ter
mines to have this business with the
dozens Of factories it will bring.
Hope for any city which by the
highest of progress and growth posi-
BILE or obtainable has st ,adily increas-
ed its postal receipts from az s7s 70
in 1895 to $1s.17S.6S in 1903 and for
six months of 1904 to June 80 has av-
reaged an increase Of aver 500 per
month Let the pessinilst find way
Of explaining these figures consistently
with his theories Of leah and desi air
If he can, and if not let him pray that
he may be born again into spirit
Of healthy optimism.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-17
FOR THE WEST.

Trains arrive at Brunswick daily as
follows:
No. IA arrives at $3.50 a. m. with con-
nections from Savannah and the esat
and also from Atlanta and west.
No 16 arrives az $3.50 p. m. from At
lanta and the west
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
No. 80 carries through Pullman cars
from Jesup for New York and also for
st. Louis via Asheville, Knoxville and
Louisville.
No 10 carries through Pullman car
from Brunswick to Atlanta and also
from Jesup to Cincinnati via Atlanta
and Chattanooga.
No. Is carries through Pullman car
from Macon for st. Louis via. Atlanta
Chattanooga and Louisville.
s. H. HARDWICK, p. T. M, Wash
W. II. TAYLoE. G. P. A., Washing
ton, D. e
BROOKS MORGAN, A. g. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga.
Ell. HoUsBMAN, General Agent
Brunswick, Ga.