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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28
They Make Hot Niqhts
Cold

Our first shipment of the fam
Gus Osternoor Patent Elastic
Felt Mattresses has met with an
eager reception. These mat
tresses are made in such a way
that they make beds feel a great
deal cooler than other mattresses.
In them one gets in many ways
better than hair mattresses and
the cost is much less. People who
are troubled with insomnia find
some relief from restlessness in
these goods. Sold only by
=. EoPP e. CO.
King and Bethel streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

Madame Fried Griselda, an eminent
vocalist now in Honolulu en- route on
n concert tour of the States, viii give
Song Recital at the Alexander Young
Hotel Tuesday evening September 9Th.
This will give Honolulus musical cult
the opportunity of hearing an artistic
of an ability that is world-renowned
and it is to be hoped that her reception
will be what might be expected of so
musical population as this city pos
sesses.
: Her voice is a dramatic soprano,
powerful yet mellow. true, flexible and
Of great compass. She has complete
and easy mastery over It: high or low
notes, full or soft issue forth without
apparent effort, impressing the nearer
with the idea of a large reserve of
power.
Madame Griselda, although an Amer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28
B. F. Ehlers & Co.'S
Important Announcement
of their
Sale of Fine Silks

We have been preparing for this sale for many weeks
ready begin Thursday morning September 1s
1t will make the early part of September days long be
nembered among of desirable silks
Prices such will keep of buyers
Xix
Silk, different shades.
Colored Tafetas qualities
qualities
figured, stripped and Foulard silks regular
qualities
quality
crepe and Fouad Illusions, sI25 qualities
..at75 a
White qualities
White Tafetas qualities
Tafeta inches $500 quality.
train
Black Sterling" guaranteed Tafeta
Silk 100
Silk
Black Armure Silk
Black Silk
B1ackP de Sole LOO
BlackP de no
BlackP de 200
Black de width coins UNCONDITIONAL
BIackP $50
Silk
BlackG
Bocaded Silks
B1ackBr eros Grain double
Black Brocaded satins, single
Black satins, single
width ...............at
Black Brocaded MORE single
Black dotted Crepe Chine heavy $50 ........at $50
de Chine, heavy
Black striped Grenadines $3.50 quaty......at Is
Blacks double width
BlackG Grenadines white ..........at
BlackG
black figures dots $50 .........at
OF fancy 25c yard
Colored silk plush $3.50 quality. SIoo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

lean, has been delighting titled audi
ences in India on her recent tour
through the Far East and has sung
with immense success in the largest
cities Of Australia, China, etc.
A concert tour viii be made through
the United States where Griselda has
gained great popularity wherever she
has appeared and when completed the
artistic will enter upon grand opera.
Madame Griselda's presence in Homo
lulu is in great measure due to what
she has heard of Hawaii and her de-
sire to enjoy a bit of the climate so
justly famed. She is accompanied in
her travels by her daughter.
In deciding to give concert in Ho-
nolulu the songstress has yielded to
the requests of several local musicians
who have promised success worthy of
an artistic of so great ability.
Tickets for the recital will be on sale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

Thurston, J. A McCandless, S, NJ. Da-
mon, Prince David Kawananakoa, Lor-
rim Andrews.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

top-notch tailoring have taken to
them with a rush that we
thought you would like to know
about it. We will be in
all day long, and don't forget to
ask for this label:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

Mrs. Clifford KimbaH gave delight
full tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Rice. of Kauai.
Among the guests We're Mrs. George r.
Carter, Mrs. George Fairchild, Mrs.
Gerrit P. Wilder, Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,
Miss Coleman, Mrs. S. c., Wilder, Mrs
Percy Benson, Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Byron
Baird, Mrs. Foster, Miss Maud Ben
son.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
..c.-<sAeoNak>D.s-rs--Y
A Smash Up.


While delivering groceries Thursday
evening about O'Clock, the driver, Of
Mr v. H.. Phelps bitched the horse
i'll front OF a residence on, Hampton
avenue, with an iron weight, and went
int, the house. to deliver several packa-
ges.. During his absence a twe-h horse
team belonging to Mr.. d. j Winn
and driven by Murret Ballard came
down the street on the left hand side
at "a yery lively gait, and ran into the
delivery wagon, yThe shock, startled
the: horse,s. he smade: a,ashort turn
around on the sidewalk, throwing off
the top ofsltire 2wagfn and breaking
the >bitapdoth US freed from the; weight
TO which ne was hitehedf the thorsearan
at2ful speed towards; ;;Maina > street.
After ml Riug inte; several fences, trees
ese:, be finally disposed Of all, .encaHz-
herances and 41eft; footprints on; ;2the
sands hehiRd. 81: l@o@ :sYe:. Jaw I
o:Ihe Jhorseewas fea1d latea chat night
and aezt morninhg qsas- discovered. ito
he AaritYbraised, anbso 8Seited from
the! accident that .it7was Impossible so
HriFe allmwRftR Ra; blind sbliadfe. Z, sFte
sacci dent Was5 the3 3GfessH apf careless
asiIsngs ands nnIesc c1omp mpeneate8 . FOR
dis lessaMHaRhefp expects Ito make
some some ssafefef forHs'1 c:.lv VII q
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
szSSzNU0Ds>1-r11zne.1kD-.d-I-i- .d-I-i-
Stateburg items.

Stateburg, -Nov-a.-Qat planting is
about oyer now, in fact in some places
it is gatting. up. In this section, a
very good pea :cropawas made. -
MIR. and Mrs. A: M. Zee returned
to Charleston last evening after spend
ing .. fewsdaysnay 1Rataasiales''-'.
,@A aat d. 1s3 aa Bsa5psHt assi f'daz s'5 "a #
AomgssibIuu: sda yt hs;to: g,7 aduoi,s'
sf.Mn and,Mrs.wMat this1ot;Snndnaedfon
wstD :be ;gaestsia ef. NJ rp:ahdfsa rsr w.
,sS! y5,'o!riS S9Ysss aH;9s. ~ gy:oz Norris
M;fhiaN aihlsaq Ni:s ;s.s sa Mathis nspent "a
Sew:dsgs,an Camaeusis4iHg relatises.
sfsMlssaiHaAGs sassaeqssf HagoY14s
vjsS W H3a}p SS5fge: lSsqffaSSSt2as SSl|qf xas
6:MEs.q elEadoM 4 'Bradlas iaad AeE little
sons are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. charde
4FsaSssRney. ns:Ii"s sqs; so: aso"
5sSIs ,ss s.7 a.s ya sl laH5s
MaadeNHh ssaCos asA,HSiSi Gag tlashlNe
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noNaas5ssni BzeNsasaSaH2 is :bS7oguasSf
2af alsS RHgGn ha s5s aSs9sa s. iEBg51E sIs
sbMFaqs2 asaeseE Easssesak dMs5issSoA Baie
aA5 Burgesgland MISS A ansEz Moore
efsaae spga4e qggs ais osssa ter sssssResE:
asSs asiSfs afgeMsS s. I afssg9IHatbs@r afss9Htbsr
ospaatdH SasRrSaB ,san9uis ssnnt}ay h 18th
Grfa5ls dhe1a astw s7sa~nu;og 7cs@ 11::;.f
nsBds4ge Bsd4ge xool5MatfW Rgts, :1saa saHfn177tassr r
spent ssHHdsHS d2Hg faAtSzsso5 hs,@ e.
sd5M 70 8uoF o5Hb hass, :anAi 2aSSss aagnle
rgeemes wsssan .sam tessusssM sMpndsyss
10 sAtagte gaffg W w4lMa4oah eiowasss afqgpfeaMsed
g5atlSsdpasp pu5t spHhaRSgIfe pHsaRSgIfe a;azz
eagerlysSsait tiag for 7@lse stlaa e;st@ eeHae
ION lssery asidsoahea@ssgis, It Meet me
at tie Fall Festf3aIsa ezefi5 70 eri4tt'~ :
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
TAX NOTICE.:

THE. COUNTY. ..TREAsuRERs
Office in. Court House building will be
open for the collection Of taxes, with
out penalt5,s from thes 18th day of
October to the 3tfst day OF December,
inclusive, zl904.a:.:1, .1:~a So
The levy is as follows For State 5
millss for !Count-311a mills: Coastita
$ional School. s3 mills; Polls. sl5eo
Also, Schools District Mo-. /, Special
2 mills; No. 2, 2 mills; No. 3s: 3
:naialsa Mo- A,a.2 :-ani,lss No.s5 mid
saletoN Il mill; ;, Ma Il : "a ml1s; sNo.
-R. e>2 mIs ;3&oasT. Il WailL;yNo. Is, 2
.mll!s.:!3 2:;assSs1. ".::: ~ .-o.=
era penalty9oki asper sceatzaddea for
aaonthn,3snuasss3 19a5. atddftienal
psnalty=ef kper4csnts. fDT:: aenthc Feb
znarys r49o5. Z additional, 4aenalty ofp5
eRorseeat.. for A5 days iu-March, .laoa.
81 Oct.:26. 5.s:fa s::tT.tW. LEE :.
o!s:g y ys.ss: 2;se Gol;Tseas1ras
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
.i:7ggJ N3Ne I: a2ssf Ii +!
.1au:.cc: MiathEop News. urc.9

Ea7g si!9 n: ass 2.22ibS e7sa9N
t. 3nat9 ue5acJ 5na 1oG11sE av;aae.s
h WinShulp; Gollega ,Novs.ics. 4aaas e
Fpssy week .-hag gbesal 'seas quiet; except
ffffsa Yfs eoq}S9 ;ssntsftta; i il ;in9hsAt M 1ast y
MondaSasni iaAkn NJ :cla16les ees ;iso4m from
4:thea. .UaRersitwEegds Chicago" Tread
Is. King I,saf.slsso sthe college students $
snaa. . Ssi!}5s SSs8a}h bS5 M Koce, IiiH bsoo55h = =
svsgalumbiais famesps nellassss. ,blc5Wsssrs c5Ws!ssr
labane1bgen snstnRnI some tiGaeTand .uRere
fs54fake aeYs4 Saturday; 'ssa agreed
fto, afay nafayeq qa2a}tt aatf TSeaaa i6qdef.iEfat
lsHshA AWiath EepgiTls and gataYba Esadets
Imaght y,risit ahear fente-mic hbonssay
tstfft sstffttefrRSi0t6n fRitb6n .oEa si57oy sc. SIS aaiq sda
f.. fz5 ha s@a{ @difsss SSGllsAiS}ssS Y,oiTIntbfop
1are7Arg rgasaizisgas baseh banbu,iasssaaio :of
tbaskesr Bali teams cal da-tAeua aheiseis
ffifsaStKera iSsgsfor BaassaaBalT. othe seams
hope f6f f0ff 2n 9Sa S0fs 49gy 9Rgatore
! thanksgiving. 4Oas:sFsf92SEemtsP msPez TOUR
bGssnta1; 7tttgyauna ah5oiat eeleh1atior1of
tEe7 Hfat ta8a4Sp ahdoaie e,1frfsy Literary
f aBi22g 2 blso ghRl hhglHfnslSEBge lgl S aedattghs
daaudi itoEspnssat sha@f.s past Eight III aLI9he
}pnhfiy has hesn endfalds q u nited .topbe
ifapsfsseae:: Ebeveshief sssat1fe'aos;atane
Riaz5pHBlg, R aIBl Ys YaR sbyssR sspbyssR III
1JohaasMc McBEids, ,fralm tie .URiSessHtEso of
{cNscEtiDG Garolined5;e baal; ossain
4nsMsnsW WflgelFyisised Bis: slssesoNffss
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] dabsrtSs hi zSMitsa Mss ySaHe TsAgepInp- TsgeI9p
4snnia last tahahsda NafteraaonwezsAafR2.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

These chilly mornings approach
and orcby reminded that changers necessary noar
underwear 1t matters not what your wants may
line we will come supplying them any house the
city, the smallest child the full grown
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

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lssEsssl lwqqpl ldaRlshd6S The d6Ssaito osa54:al aa5kal
.s.ishsShaprinasg eonpeG OF san.asn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
kl..iAu :ReossHeIt's Announcements II.


e Washington, Nov: ES;APtesident:
.R8qass 8 toilgha attaAT aATsrt the sAleaatiolr
.respspa eleassK. indicated .thea.Hssult
ISSUED, xi!e following gtseste;neas@nm
'os..sf llaAodeepfg geBHaSible9;of the 1aH5nor
done me By the American people. in
a.Apgessjjnrlgg. -thsjiL cQ96dspce~ in
what bave done and have tried to
:do...,f apggSeists. to .the,ful1 the!sol
sMH: :1espeaslbiliss *hisassnAaence- i'm
poses aP nrnasd1;A .|s1;. {! a|'sa4f'do all that
( athe}4A 6 Of March l,ext. I shall
,hiasvve sesfedith}es and:a half years and
this three and a ,half years constitutes
my first fern, he wise custom
swhich lin1# # #sss#ent 10 two
Germs rssassg 49, U.s. ace anasnot
aAS aR| III 1 9IEH s as'!&s5s e. &c.,
) &o4;;
= szag esSss!6h the At.
IaSS 60 tickets
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

frou ssHtgssz 3oIauGhhaElezton, $,
G'sMls[Haii1lasss5k2 ls[aias s5k 's;,saQgat Qggaltmbe,
shbIiuG tB ig4EaEaUgax flor
sssin. aadn Of to sesS rstaess ssl95s
Nerenbee2 2Sgh! y ":s 7;ib9
For full inaefhfa sion, call on ticket
agents. eF, EGEs4N EAalheson,
uatr"x sr .:.snx ssDraffic ManageTE
rns .hs:t.'s bios WilmingtonJyN. c..
W. j. QpaiM Gr-P.1Aef
/: Wilmington, ,Nr G. rse,1,rs7s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09


The travelling advertising agents Ct
/. the Fall Festival sse daily sending in
the @@ GiEoS fskis6 epe1S Every
where that they have Ten the Fail
5eI5ssEEEssSSIs es SSsssaRl|Hgsx gx,ll:. 3D.
section Wilt send thousands OF visitors
) and asom oshe kams ;seciasu there will
Bs a large ss.sgs. agHssg! qa ffpptF|ss & fine
cattle show. :Ehess.is. ae.dvHbepf' the
success of the Festival. a fine list Of
smhaasemsh3s ana sat:sat :astatrSctmSon R Rave i beer
arranged and the crowds aEa sgmipg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

Children's Fleeced Ribbed Pants and
...... :.: Vests, IS: to Is Gents Each: -
ChiIdren's AL Wool Vests and Pants, SO Cents
:. s@3-ca- to $1each. - 49, s.-:@.
Misses and ohildrenss Unio1r Suits. e5,z4o and
InfantsgWoo1 Wrappers so to- So Cents. .@-..:
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, 25 cents each,
- -. extra heavy 5ocents. -
Ladies' Unshrinkable Vests ana Pants, IS
Ladies' Union Suits, white and gray 81: s.
Ladies wool scarlet Vests and Pants. Is cents
each. xai@*:* @s..H.@. 1a:
Ladies Emedicated Vests. and Pants, ST. to S1.50
.s4-:1e. - = each. z1@as s*s1 -.
Children's EKnitted Balmoral Skirts, 40 and SO
- cents. t.
Ladies and Misses Knitted Balmoral Skirts,
-. SO cents TO $3.50 -
Ladies silk mixed Bal1noral Skirts, So.
Fascinators, all colors and black IS cents to 81.
Ladies' Zephyr Shawls all colors3 80 cents to
- $3.50. - ..@.:a~s: " -
Children's Toboggan Caps, 25 cents to:S1.
Should happen be out Of article when You call for
it, remember it is only temporary our stock is being re-
plenished almost daily. ~ 3e - =: -" -"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09
MlG IIQgS .;M|l.s

by Miss Marie Noise, 'at her home
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-09

ALL PERSONS are hereby warned
not to trespass on my place for hunt
ing or any other pnrpese. .asszs. :s<e1ys:
MRS. NJ. 3. HALLE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04
WHERE MILLIONS ARE MADE.
Interesting Letter That May Mean
Mach to Residents Of Barre.

Probably there is not a reader OF The
( Times who has not heard OF the fortunes
made ia the Beaumont oil fields. While
/ the tales oil fortunes quickly made are
interesting, they are really not half as
valuable to oiu readers as the following
letter from J.. X. Preston, president Of
THE Caswell- Preston Drug Company Of
Beaumont, one Of the largest wholesale
and retail houses in Texas.
/ Mr.. Preston writes Enclosed you
will find 4 letter that came to us I'M
tsolicited from j. e. Reeves, 40 Pearl
Street. ! have known Mr.. Reeves for
several years. He Is a reliable man and
very happy over his fortune.
Reeves, j lost the hearing in my right
/ About four years ago, writes Mr..
ear and about three OF four months ago
lmy left ear became almost as bad in
fact I was 50 bad that people had to
gshout at me to make me hear ! had
iabout given up in despair al hopes Of
lever recovering my hearing when ! saw
THAT YOU recommended Ilyomei | used
1.-TWO bottles and can now hear my watch
ltick with either ear and my hearing is
now ali right This deafness must have
been caused from catarrh, for il j. now
cured. Hyomei certainly does what you
claim for ii.
1 Hyomei has made many cures Of en-
ltarIh. and. ia combination with Hyomei
balm. of catarrhal deafness in Barre and
nearly towns. Rickert & Wells give
/ their personal guarantee 10 refund the
money should IL not give quick relief.
i.rhe complete Hyomei outfit costs but
/ one dollar, while extra bottles can be
/ obtained for fifty cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04
..1uhen Wnmen Inve., I.

The big melodrama Of the season i
aWhen Women Love- which is to be
presented here Saturday 1t is tive
years ago since William W. Lapoint OF
this city wrote the play for Spitz 4
Nathanson, owners Of the Empire Thea
ire, Providence, u. /. There are three
companies playing this rgeat success. It
has been played in New York, Boston
Chicago, Washington, Detroit and many
other big cities The phenomenal sue
cess Of when Women Love- has
brought reputation to its author, Will
liam w. Lapoint, Of this city, and he
is at work on two more scenic plays fol
the present managers Of when Wom-
en- Love"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told For
Busy Readers.
Apron sale saturday a vaughan

Apron sale Saturday at vaughan's.
SINNERS yard-wide satin for S1.15 at
Abbott's
Fred Bruce went to Nortb4eld this
afternoon.
G. II Gilfllan left this noon for Bos
ton on n business trip.
W. NJ. Fraser went to South Ryegate
this morning on business.
Remember that NIcWhorter's is the
underwear store Of the city.
Be sure and read Of the special bar
gains at Perry's on Saturday
You should see the Countess broad
cloth at Fits 1t is a spendid value.
i. A. Averill win be at Eastman Bros.
e accommodate those having accounts
with him.
Mrs. Baldwin Of Barton arrived in the
city today for a visit with her son, II.
m Baldwin.
Eaton Hublmt's latest stationery can
be found at 161 North Main street,
Hale's block.
$1,000 never bought better oyercoat
than we are selling for that price.
Moore 4 Ovens.
Have you tried any Of our home cured
Finnan Haddies. The quality is A No.
4. City Fish Market.
That car Of Greetings i on track south
of Central Vermont passenger depot. See
them. H. !. Averill & %.
James Ward, Who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ Marion, for few
days, left this noon for Worcester, Mass.
Twas lucky day for lovers Of good
pure candy VIXEN Riekert g. Wells took
the agensy for that Saturday candy.
Packed in full pounds. Only zoe sat
urday
Be sure and read the advertisement
|of Harrison Supply Co., Boston, Mass,
IN regard to chilled steel shot. Forsyth
|& Ingram are sole agents for Vermont
for the Harrison Supply CO.
How much OF your income did YOU
save last year? Can you do better than
S47.70 out Of each $100Y Did your saw.
ings bank account (surpIus) show D gain
of 1876 per cent over the year before {?
AH1b . Nhab bAS 4NotlVudl Liz uluf anu
that's why they can accept your deposit
subject to insurance protection, the lat
ter free. Ballard g. Col, reliable insure
ance.
Segels I Brady commenced big clos
ing out sale on Tuesday, Sept. list, which
is to last from 80 to 60 days and no
longer. The stock was purchased in Bur
lington last month and consists of mems
and boys fall and winter clothing, fur
nishing goods and footwear Of every de-
scription. These are all first-class goods
and extremely low prices win be the
order Of the day to close them out is
early as possible. You can save from
Sl.00 TO $500, and in many cases $1,000
on a winter ontft by taking advantage
of this sale. Come one, come all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04

Tickets for the course of lectures and
concerts by the Barre Entertainment
Association can be obtained at 3. A.
browns. The first entertainment is by
Leland I. Powers who comes on Nov.
nth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. N0vEMBER 3. go.
weather predictinn-

Fair tonight and colder. saturday
generally cloudy, probably followed by
rain. Light north TO east winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-04
Grand Closing Out Sale!
Of the Entire Stock at City Auction Rooms,
Pearl Street, Barre, VT
Fifty Wood and Goal Heaters

Of all makes and sY Oil Heaters Gasoline Ranges two new
Sewing Machines two secondhand Sewing Machines fob lot Of Wall PAPER
large Books Whips Gallery and Watches Also large line
Millinery consisting of Hats Trimmings complete Ribbons etc Also
LADIES' and Gents Hose Cen Underwear and 0yercoats By
Carriages ETC. Out Of this stock there at least article you and
two would ike Come and how little will cost you Sale m
tive each evening unt November i2h and each Saturday Afternoon
two o'clock 0. H. HALE. AuctiOngrf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
PUSHING WORK
ON HOSPITAL
4 -
Extra Force OF Hands Com
menced on Building
Yesterday
BRICKLAYfRS BEGlN TODAY
Bowen & Thomas, who Have the Con-
tract, will Push the Work as Rap
Idly as Possible and Hope to
Soon Complete it.

Bowen and Thomas who have the
contract for completing the hospital
building, are rapidly pushing the work
and yesterday an additional force was
added to the one already at work on
TIC building.
During the past week quite a mum.
Der of hands have been busy tearing
Down portion Of the building and
nov the contractors are about ready
Il begin the work of rebuilding
Several barrels of lime. e.etc. will be
carried out to the site this morning
and the work of the bricklayers Will
begin.
a majority Of the force OF worlsmeD
who have been at work on the differ
ent cottages on Jellyl island were
brought 20 the city yesterday and they
Immediately began work. The force
now engaged on the building is an
unusually large one4 and the well
kLown contractors expect to complete
the structure as soon as possible.
Just how long It will take to finally
complete the building caa1ot be stated
but it is known that the contractors
win push the work as rapidly as pos
sihle and in the course OF a few
months the building will be ready to
te turned over to the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-04
ANOTHER SCANDAL IN
ARMY OF GERMANY.

Berlin. Oct. 3.-Onc if the most ter
rihle cases Of malreapment OF sol
d.ers will shortly be tried IN Stass-
.btrg. A sergeant named Warshau, of
tbe Baden artillery, is indicted for cru
.olty pracdced on his subordinates in
$50 separate cases. Some OF his do
ings cannot be reproduced One of
.his commands to his recruits was to
drink the contents of splttoon In
another case he compelled recruit
TO chew and swallow the head of a
herdrjng which had been thrown into
a refuse pail, The worst feature of
the case is the Warcaau's scandalous
tyrany did not come to lght through
the complaint of his victims, but
through Information lodged by an oil
Ger who had heard the details from
his servant.