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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-15

Seven million acres of land in central
and western Nebraska are to be given
June %, when the Kinkead law, named
after its author, Congressman Kiukead,
of Nebraska, will become effective. Under
it the size of a homestead in any county
of the 9th and 9th Congressional districts
of Nebraska will be increased from 100
to $40 acres.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-15
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON. s. g.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS will
~ be held in the County Court House
on FRIDAY, july 8, 1904, at 8 a. m.
One scholarship, giving free tuition, is
assigned to each County of South Caro-
lima. Board and furnished room in Dor
mitory, $40 month. All candidates
for admission are permitted to compete
for vacant Boyce Scholarships, which
pay 300 q year. For further iuforma-
tion and catalogue address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
T,,nc 1npt 90 osS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
anSer reitenber MGnner ans, Sam
r!t: ppran, Der SfIapenbdnbIer foIgte
ibnI.
9 c d It 9apiteI.
IN. ,D..kl

Snmitten Oes 8aloes, Ser iih
atriidcn Ser abortion sSarm nno benz
Teidmare bis fait al Dem @ebirqe
nor Gem Gtrome eritredte, befano lidJ
an eirer Stele oes Durd Den @olo
b:nfiiDren0en 0eges, on ipel6er nit
Der Irt o%ngebnuene 9G1me cine
Gren5e an5ei8ten, eiu ireier 9las.
Sn Dem 8raie uno Wooie batten
lid) bier Der bon Dem 9~lutperIuit err.
ld}opfte Sormer, feline SoGter Slice,
oie beioen Sffi5iere ,lno Die alte
Wfargaretb ~gela9ert. Sarrp Gong.
las mar nidt bel ibnen. Gle befan.
Den iif) nun cttuu 5pei beutif,e Mei.
len BON Der SeritOrten 6arm entfernt.
rSbr fonntet Den @eg obne MIDI
bel i6neQer 5uriidlesen", iagte Der
p6rrpimoete @iQtam Morton, Der lei.
tcnblaB usiab uno iif nieoergelegt
Eafte I'm 81 ruben, mir miiiien Die
gtoht i'm 8nIOe 5ubriugen, Dor
E1orgen gtohmittag iin0 mir nift in
Der 8ren5i6dnfe, mir BADEN nod1
iimf bis iets @eilen gu MAIDEN"
o9eunrubige Gid ni6t, lie6er
@atcr, mir fonnen ia Iangiam man.
oc1i!, Ser Serr Sberit uno ser Serr
@tcior r%erlaiien rns uid)t uno audi
Der @ren5Dirtb lGBt inns nift I'M
Stide", ponote 4lice ii1 Iiebeuoa OIL
cen Sarmer, lid babe mtr @ngIt,
hsG Cir Die I%nitrengune Der Iungen
@anherung idaOen fonlte. SGtten
nir i%renigitens Elm Yfero fiir 9i9!"
n0ie 8duber uno 9iebe, Die &otG.
lGllte, BADEN ia aleS &ieb nit iirb
ociiiErt" fIontp Aip nIte mnrnnreth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

;IlS tbum merSen. Ser idpar5e
GoIfe pirb iene aarapane, pelfe
aus SEN beiben Siii3ieren nro Dem
@%rer2mirtb &ueb, Dem GARNER, Der
Iaielume uro Der Sienerin bcitebt,
n,dt Die GdGnfe erreiden Ialien,
mem @ort oarcuf! 8as moaen Die
brei Mdnner eegen i'm mo ieine
Srieaer ausribten oenn Ser pierte
iii bod nift 5I refnen? Sarrp
Douglas lit melt urb brett als elm
tapiercr Wann mo gutter Shiite be.
fannt, aber mitten i'm 9idiht faat
er icpobI, tpie Die beiben Sifi5iere
lluo Die Nneeren trob aller Iapfers
Fit in Ole SGnoe Der Mobapfs, uno
i) iaee gllf, Colbert, BON Iaen
tieibt uur cine g,n5ige leben, nm er.
5ahlen al fortnen, mas aus ben @noes
1cn %geporoen lit, id) miiBte Die 9tos
hcmfs niht fennen! llnO bieie Cine
lit bic Maiblume. Son ben Inoe-
im miro 8einer mebr seieben, lie
pcrmooern ireenbmp i'm feudten
2onbe oes @aloes, unb MIR Der but
tenbe &opt Dem Die Sallt feblt, seigt
G~emjenieen, Ser iie aufdaig finoet,
ar, IN meiien SGnoen tie gepeien
limo! Sic Maiblume fnnn, mas ges
ihe9en lit, nif)t berrathen, 0eim Der
idJtrarae Safe, fiibrt lie in Die 8ig.
lpnms ieine5 Stammes gen NorOipes
item 81 leinem @eibe Samatob,
Sblangen5unge genannt. Ser
Slnn Der Eropbe5eiung lodt i'm iest
BEL Sen &Gmpien unb bel Der Mus-
Iid)t, Die alien Sagogriinbe Den Ins
iierlern mieber sl entreiBen, mebr
oe,m ie! Heib u1o mGbtig Diro
i'm Ser 9eiiB Ger Waiblllme MAIDEN.
Gs fann ia Dabr peroen! - Wtr
tpplien eS abtparten."
Geiar Colbert ibritt poran nadl
ser. beiben in Der 9Gbe graienben
Y1erben.
.2aBt uns auibreden Sam,
iaste er.
rSobt Sbr cinen Gnti6luB sefaBt
G;oIbcrt?"
.Sbr iast, es trGfen piele iremoe
Sfiisiere, p%ornebmli6 Srun3oien bel
@aIDineton Elm. I'M on BEN &riegs'
ebenteuern iih 81 betbeiligen - i'd
iuil ai,d Sffi5ier bel ibm Weroen!"
,&edt 10, 8ap.tGn Colbert, reft
TO-, ladte Der Saleuiteqer leiie Dor
lid, bin, rba ieib Sbr mieber I'M
eil,en suten Sbrttt nGber 81 @urem
3icl eefommenl Ser Colonel Bran.
BON miro nit ei.lem Sffi5ier Der SO.
lon. ctruppen 81 geeigneter Belt
Gerne einen 8ertrag abi6lieBen, uno
Sur miro AUDI ieben, mo- err bleibt!"
Sic beiben MGnner barlben Die
Yierbe bon Den iulteen Offerings
tonnen Los, an ipelde tie iie nit
&iilfc lanser Strife, melde Gam
itetS bel iif fiibrte, 10 feItgemad)t
Eotte1l, baB sic Sbiere ernen Spiel.
rcllin gum @raien gebabt batten, lno
beitieeen oieielben.
sd mill Guf 10 fiibren. bab mir
rtdjt mebr an Der Sarm poriiberfoms
mcn unb ni6t Sen @eg benIben,
Uelten Die &aralpane eingeiblaeen
bot, inete Der SolIeniteler nod,
,tnIr tpenoen inns briiben peiter bin,
a:li nod Dem Gelawore, mo- Boib.
il aton ein fleines Selolager oufge.
idiagen bot. Der erobte Sbeil iei-
Ter Truppen lie9t nod melt j~enieits
Se3 Gtromes."
@Ieid barntf nerifpanSen sic
beifen &eiter in elmer ~icitpGrts iib
b,L5iebenoen Sdludt, burh pelde
ell IdmaIer GfaO fiibrte. Gr reihte
nidt iiir Die greite sneier neben elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
q ii II ties 81 apitel.
Ser idnuarSe Talfc.

General @albInNton uno ieinc
Better trie6en ole iliebcnbcn rSnOia.
her Dor llN Der mo DeriolGten eilliGc
NbtbeiIungen Nerlelben bis iiei IN
lel. @al0 ginein. Sier aber iparen
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
Basket Ball Teams fro1n the Two Cities
Will Meet Tomorrow Evening
for Battle Royal.

Two lively basket ball games are
in store for the lovers Of that sport
tomorrow night. u.
The Crookston girls and boys
teams will be here to meet the like
teams OF the Warren high school.
All players have had hard prac-
tice and lots of it, and will come on
the Aoorswith blood in their eyes
Considerable rivalry exists between.
the athletes of the two cities, and
good, steady, hotly- contested games
can be looked for, s58
The first game will be called at
7:20 p. M. on the new court in the
opera house. Admission will be
25 cents, Foot ball tickets will be
honored for their remaining value.
The lineup will be about as fol-
lows: t,ls.5s ss s' a.r 4 sas q, B M lssss
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Of Comstock. He was an industri-
GUS man, but the use Of whiskey
kept him from prospering. After a
visit in town he would usually go
home full Of liquor, and, it is said,
when in that condition he would
abuse his wife and children. Last
summer Mrs. Eggimann started ,di-
voree proceedings, but dropped
them upon the husbands promise
to reform. This he did not do and
last fall he left his family. He
drifted out west, and it is supposed
that despondency over the lack Of
funds and his inability to quit
drinking caused him to take his
life.
Mrs. Eggimann and the children
still live on the farm six miles east
of the city. 2.&
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
FOUND DEAD IN UL6H|6R00ZS fHIRIlR(E5NY
Former Marshall County Farmer Shoots
Himself in Head Near Tacoma,
Washington

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 25-With a
bullet hole in his forehead, the de-
composing body of G. Eggimann
was found in gulch near Oldtown
yesterday Beneath the rotting
hand, was q revolver with one emp
ty chamber. Al .5.ss
Two note books were found in his
pocket bearing on their covers the
name OF an agricultural implement
house Of Warren, Mimi, and in
each was written &c. Eggimann,
Warren, Mimi" Receipts for cattle
medicine indicated that the man had
been a farmer and stockman.
The above telegraphic dispatch
tells the story of the death Of for
mer we'll known resident. He came
TO Marshall county q couple years
ago and bought farm in the, town
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
HANSON IS MAYOR. 1
City Council Appoints Mayor
Of Thief River h,
Falls.

Thief River Falls now has q
mayor and it is neither Richardson
nor. Kratka. ssf55
At q meeting Of the city council
Thursday the resignation of Rich
ardson was accepted and the city
council decided to settle the ques-
ton Of whether the city had 9
mayor or not BY appointing one of
its own selection Louis Hanson
was selected, much q his own sur
prise: s5ss
IA Nj. Hanson took the cath 81 Office
the following evening, and the citi-
izens hope there will be quiet for .
little while at least.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
Saved from Terrible Death.

The family Of Mrs. NJ. u. Bobbitt
Of Barg gerton, Tenn, saw her dying
and we're powerless to save her.
The most skillfull physicians and
every remedy used, failed, while
cons ption was slowly but surely
taking her life. Ii this terrible
hour DR.. Kings New Disc covery for
Consumption turned despair into
JOY. The first bottle brought i'm
mediate relief and its continued use
completely cured her. It's the
most certain cure in the world for
throat and lung trout bles. Guaran-
teed Bottles 5Oc and LOO. Trial
Bottles Free at p. r. WH1TNEY's 8
Drug Store.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
.Argyle Students Wins SHOnOr.

r. r. Mutt, q student from
Argyle, was the winner Of second
honors in the Manchester college or
atorical contest at Manchester on
Saturday night. Should Robt. O.
Thomas, who won first honors, fail
from any cause Mr.. Mutt will repre-
sent the college at the interstate
contest with Iowa Crook kstpn
Journal. @ VI
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
West Valley 3

West Valley, Jan. Is. Albin
Ostrum killed two wolves few
days ago.
Otto Hjelle succeeded in trapping
two wolves last Tuesday.
Torkel Thompson returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit with
relatives at Horace, N. D.
Services were held in the West,
Valley church Sunday.
Hubert, Emil and Miss Julia Ell
seth were in Lincoln Sunday visit
ing their sister, Mrs. p. E.. Sihl-
berg.
Carl Swenson Of Argyle was vis-
iting acquaintances in this vicinity
Sunday. He intends to accepta po-
fsition as salesman for the J. r.
Watkins Medical company.
The Excelsior Temperance So
ciety will hold its semi-annual
meeting at August Rokke's place
on Sunday, Feb. 7th, at 2 o'clock p.
M An excellent program is being
ARRANGED, and all members should
be in attendance sss3.s
The Excelsior Temperance so
lciety held a business meeting at p.
10. Hjelle's place Saturday evening.
i The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: August
lRokke, president; Adolph Elseth,
vice president; Otto Hjelle, secre-
i Itary;; o. z. Dyrud, treasurer; Miss
i Ellen Hell librarian. Emil Sim.
/ onson was Initiated into the society
Teddy Swanburg had an exciting
i rabbit hunt the other day Out d
] regard for the feelings Of Mr.. Swan
i berg, we will not give full particu
liars.
Pennies for advertising in ID,
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
&c sF-i..S
!. Notice.

Until our fire loss is adjusted
our temporary Office will be with
Attorney Julius Olson. Any one
wishing to pay accounts or fix up
papers will find US at above men
toned Office ready to attend tc
that part Of the business. #
Yours truly,
d j, The PEOPLES TRADING CO.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
M. e. Church.

The subject of the sermon Sunday
at 1890 is, 'Carnalityin Believers
In the evening at 7::3O, .'The Natur-.
al Man, No Spiritual Insight" Sun
day school at 1:45, Epworth League.
at $50. Topic, christian Stew
ardship." Leader, Chester r. Slee.
Geo. e. Tindall, pastor.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
Wonderful Nerve.

u Is displayed by many man en-
during pains of accidental Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet
or stiff joints. But there is no need
for it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will
kill the pain and cure the trouble.
It's the best Salve on earth for
Piles, too. 25c, at e. r. WHITNEY
Druggist. ss ..g
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
Germantown.

s53s Germantown.
Germantown, Jan. 10th, Mrs.
Bon1ey and daughter have returned
to South Dakota, taking Miss Celia
Lovestine with them.
Mrs. John Olson's brother, Of
Grafton, has been here looking over
the country q.
Ham Schookstad has bought a
team. .
Peter Larson starts for Washing
ton Monday to look over that coun-
try
Miss Minnie Benidickson is on
the sick list.
Miss Sarah Vaughn has gone out
TO the. ranch for q few days.
Tom Hovalsas had the misfortune
to fall and sprain his arm few
days ago.
The Ladies Aid society will have
an auction sale in the church Feb.
3rd. -@sa@ 0
Mr.. Tabison is keeping bache-
lors' hall with Mr.. Gillfoz.
Rumor has it that Mr.. Lovestene
has gone 70 South Dakota after .
carload Of horses.
". "a. Murphy, Of Thief River
Falls, has been stopping at the
Scandia for three or four days.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Correspondence Delayed
Giving to the late arrival Of cor
respond dence from EckYoll and lin
coin, it will not be published until
next week. Corr respondence should
reach here not later than Tuesday
TO insure publication il. that weeks
issue. #5, 5#.5s rs 45tt y
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

a red Irish setter dog one year
old. Has the name Nv. J. Brown
cut in leather collar Please advise
w. ]. BRoWN,
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Baking
PoEdoI
perteot In quality.
Moderate In prloe.
porfoot In qualify.
Moderate In prloe.
| Il6 Churches
Presbyterian Church.

On the coming Sabbath day the
usual services will be held at the
Presbyterian church. The subject
OF the morning sermon will be
Courage"
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
For Sale.

About 200 bushels clean seed oats
and about 100 bushels Silver Mine
oats.
o. :. sKosooD,
It. Constock.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

1st, The Bank Of Warren loans
money on land. 81. b
I'd, Loan the largest amounts and
make the lowest rates of interest.
Sd, Make three (3), five (b) or ten
(10) year loans.
9TH, Give the privilege Of paying
q part Of the loan at any time and
Stop interest. @
9th, # you are thinking Of max
ing loan come in and see US or
write us and we will come and see
you. Z. LAMBERsoN, Cashier.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
T0 lean

sa5 To Loan. 3sss#
$50, 100000 to loan on land. Lowest
rates Of interest. Partial payment
privileges. No commission. No
delay. Call and see. :.5
4 ...z L. LAMBERsoN, Cashier,
Bank of Warren.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
i "A Very Close Call.

] stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with PAIN" writes G.
w. Bellany, locomotive fireman, of
Burlington, Iowa. I was weak
and pale, without any appetite and
all run down. AS I was about to
give up, l got bottle of Electric
Bitters, and after taking it, I felt as
well as / ever did in my life. ."
Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength and
vigor from their use. Try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed by r. f..
WHITNEY. Price 50 cents. #.. q.
500 Road Goes Through Erskine
The 500 surveyors were in town
yesterday and they informed US
that they had started new survey
from a point near the Gossen post
Office, and that they were coming
direct through Erskine and would
cross the Great Northern at the.
east end of the switch. They also
stated that the reason the change is
being made is that curve would
have to be made and deal Of ex-.
lpensive work done in order to go to
Mcintosh. The crew, which con-
sists Of seventeen men, will be
camped in this village by Tuesday.
a-Erskine Echo.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
Sleeping Car Service. Between
CrOokston. and the Twin
s53 Cities. Il q.

. For the accomod odation Of patrons
Of the Great Northern Railway, a
Palace Sleeping car.is run daily be-
tween Crookston and the Twin
Cities son aims s and 8. Sleeper is
ready for occup upancy at Crookston
at 8so'clock n. ~, after arrival Of
trains 76 and 78 from the north.
Returning. car is set outsst Crooks
ton where sengers may occupy
it,,nd sturb "a until { 80 .a'
katssan yations
apply l: Us
P.aO CoNNELI. Agent, Warren.
=. WHrrNEY, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, st. Paul, Mimi:
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
Stephen.

stephen. 3sss s Il 81
Attorneys Brett and Carr are at:
tending court st Roseau this $ week.
g. x. Stockland IS II Grand
Forks, n. .. attending the Imple-
ment Dealers convention.
Lars Mikkelson, Of Angus, spent
last Saturda il our 9 i Il, lively 81 berg,
~ ohm Bundy block ma 81 the
sInternati Il Z = q llelsEI
Saturday for His home ID Grand
Forks, after spending week here
The young ladies' Of Stephen gave.
asleap year party at !. o. O. i. hall
last Friday night and it was q sue
cess in every respect. About Is
couples were present.
Camp No. 1893, NJ. W "A. and the
Royal Neighbors will hold q joint
of officers at I. O. %. f.
hall on Friday night of this week.
Stephen Lodge No. 120, I. o. @.
r., installed the following officers
for ensuing year: John Lanebeck,
IN. g.; II. o. Hanson, V. g.; Ole
Halyerseth, Rec. Sec; Thomas
Kane, Treasurer.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28
] Pelan Wants 500.

Farmers, business men and mer-
chants Of Pelan, Deer and Lind
wants the 500 railway to pass their
way and have agreed to bond them.
selves in the sum Of So, 900 to se-
cure the road, besides granting free
right Of way.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

The company was organized June
80, 1900, and commenced business
Oct. 9th Of the same year. It has
extended it's territory until it is
now doing business among the
Scandinayians all over Marshall
county. I. 4
The authorized agents Of the com
pany are Otto S. Houg, Foldahl,
MINI, and Martin Tinglum, New
folden, Mimi. FIJI
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Remember, if wheat advances,
corn follows. The Warren Flour
ing Mills have q good supply ot
corn on hand. Buy while you can
get il cheap.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Pennies for adver vertising II the
SHEAE bring dollars.
Warren sheaf., 1904-01-28

Adyestis pays in the SHEAI.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20
pRoeoRTIoN 81 sExes.


Prof W F. Wilcox OF Cornell mi +
ssralty has written an inlerestine
analysis on the proposition Of sexes
IL the United States as shown by
TIE agures Of the last general census
Some Of the conclusions reached are
Of practical as well as scientific I'M
9ortance being to overthrow the pop
uEar opinion that there are more fe-
males than males in the United stat
ca
The whole population of continental
United States was first counted with
distinction of rex in 1920 During the
~ years from 1890 to 1900 the obsnuto
E, cess Of malas was greater a. each
census, win one exception. 1870
hen the excess Of males was less
tlan in 1850
The greatest relative excess Of NAL
O. was in 1890 when in each 10000 PEG
rlo there were 242 more male than
females.
In 1900 this excess had decreased
to 21e In 10000 less than the rela-
i've excess in 1890 and 1866 but great
81 than at each other census.
BY 1900 this excess had decreased
p that half Of It which has been
counted with distinction Of sex, there
are several millions more males than
females.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20
Why NOT SCHOOL FOR Hus.
BANDS.

Thinking about that school for
brides n Philadelphia makes one
wonder why there should not be a
schools for young husbands
A lot of Young fellows get Marie
who first Of all know little Or nothing
about wome nsnd less about their own
auties in a home
Tho first course in the curriculum
Eight be devoted to proving to the
young man taat fault finder is q
curse aud can drive love out Of a
nome in hurry. A woman who can
rut up with a man who nags Is al
uost an angel. Leave her alone in
the conduct Of her house IT'S her
responsibility Praise the good
things that she does and forget the
little things that do not please you.
How would yer like to have someone
lake your daily doings with a nne
Goth comb for things to criticiset
There is another thing that IN sht
p, taught We have in mind a man
who was admitted by every woman
@lo knew him. whose wife was the
envy OF her circle and who had all
The love and devotion in his own
home that is good for one man Ho
vas not much for looks and he
wouldn't set the business world or
ire. in a tho4rand years
So his wira was asked what her
husband possessed that was lacking
IA other men "oh. he is SO careful
about little things" she said 'rhey
mean much to woman. There are
thousand little courtesles 90 small
name He thinks Of them all lie
took hts hat off in an elevator where
: was the only woman. Some men
sol their manners for company
somehow, know that he is sorry for
every pain that touches me- If hel
reads a good book he tells me about
t He brings me an occasional flower
and makes me realize that I'm his
shum Just tho same as in the begin
mne. And when he talks to me a real
.zo that he feels he is talking 70
his equal. That is about All | car
taplain. I'm sure Of him, There are
iLeu who can put more love into a
Icok than others can into caress
ard a dozen protestations He is
Sat kind OF man"
The little things. Perhaps no
school can each a man their import,
lace. but common sense and assoeia.
ION with being who has gloriaed
els life with her affection should
aake him better man and a better
husband
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20
SENATORS CLAY AND BACON.

The News coneurs with the sayan
nh Press in the following editorial
nion relative 10 Senators Clay and
j con. Of Georgia:
"sonasofs Dacon and clay in some
cares que way have gotten on op
tsiao SIDES 4 the Roosevelt fence
snalor Bacon has written a stifi
cenprollsJa letter in which he de-
hands repeal Of the amendment
and a strong lolIcy Of oppression TO.
ward tAe nesro
Ae is loolea upon as dlametricalIy
tae opponent 81 the Roosevelt policy
Z. reducing The souths representa-
uoa. Mahy o. ghe people OF this
state tAlnk Maior Bacon is too ultra.
40 to senator Clay, he has not yet
al,sn on this question.
He Seems 10 be regarded, however
Az tie OBI oaoat Of the othe~ side OF
tia controversy so wel stated by
TONER Congressman Fleming TINS
4 inion is strengthened By the fact
uat Senator Clay has invited the
sident 10 be his guest at Marietta
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20

The wise mcI chant viii let the REQ.
ale know during this week what he
has to orer for Christmas puresents.
etc The only way this can te proper
ly done is by newspaper advertising
and the News covers Brunswick and
Glynn county Thoroughly. Phone the
office for the advertising man. ne
viii gladly assist YOU with your ad
ucr brother
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20
Tals s. ne season.

OF ail seasons Of the years this
IS the one for Advertising and the
merchant VINO first gets before tn
public Is the one who will get III
cream Of the trade.
Advertising Of al kinds pays bu
tic best and the gurest way Of telling
Ae people Of tbe merits Of your good
through 1he News
NJ goes 70 four afths Of the home
IN Brunswick and Glynn county and
at The results Of your advertiser
Niil be satisfactory is a foresone co
eluslon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20

Tie bids orenea day or two ago
Ter tho construction Of thee large
n vessels were eleven percent. low.
or taan bids tor the same class Of
vsssias a year ago. The prices Of.
esi aud work have evidently reach
e their maximum.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20

The last month Of the year IS keep
ipg wen Up with the others in ship
uing and it is expected that the re-
cord for 1904 win be the greatest,
by two or three million dollars in
EiunsWiciEs Eistory.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICE
. the Lumber Merchants and steve

. me Lumber Merchants and steve
dores o. 5ransyick. ca.
We the officers ana mea ere of M
LongshoFssmen Labor union which
as iormerig the American Feaela
.oA q Labor res leave to make u
.o.loN M notsfe; After the ara
January 1865, al iaborefs woTMne
sseFeaorss snail expect Is cents PSF
foar Tor cuts work. 2ge ana
~ feF aer All
y. [. AsHsea. s.
A. :. Hail. Ss5rasar
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20

The statement of the hospital fair
published in these columns SUNDAY
laorning was a full and comr lete &C.
count Of all receipts and dishurse-
ments. The statement was prepared
bv Mr L. H. Haym. who has given
ihe ladies valuable assistance
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-20

There were signs Of Christmas in
renswick yesterday Many shop
ners we're Oh the streets and every
liaie presented q very busy appear,
nalee