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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-25
STATE FAIR FEATURES.
Preliminary Draft of the Programme
Shows Plenty TO Interest the Wis
itors to Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 81 Special. !
The programme of the state fair as
thus far arranged is as follows:
MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. J.
Military and soldiers day. Sham battle.
Exhibition miles by Dan Patch, worlds
champion PAGER
Afternoon concert by Philippine Constab-
"narcdevil' Tudcn with bicycle high div
ing net.
Marien7 in flying ring act and comedy
aerial ladder act
Mile Zoar in slack wire specially
belmont sisters, balloon ascensions.
Horse racing.
MONDAY EVENING.
Grounds lighted by electricity.
Horse races on half mile track 10y search
light.
Tillru. Marions, Ioar and Belmont sisters
Ia spCclaltieS.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Parade of stock for Judging
Philippine Coustabularly band concert.
Exhibition miles by Dan PATCH
ID D5arcdcylii" ridden in bicycle high dive.
Marion in dying ring and comedy AERIAL
Mid. Ioar In slack wire speciality.
Belmont sisters, balloon aNccnSions
TUESDAY l.NENlNG.
Electric Illumination of grounds
Philippine Con>tabulaay baud concert.
Horse races by seairniight
ridden. Manoas, Zoar and belmont sisters
WEDNESDAY AFTEENOoN
Srrrch"t bv GOV IN FoHcttc aud others.
Nil. race against ,imr BY Dan Patch,
win runner
.barcdcyil" Ijldcn In bicycle hlsl alyr.
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TRAIN rs DITCHED;
ONLY FOUR HURT.
Santa Fee Leaves Track Near Topeka,
Kan.--Many Passengers Have
Close Call for Life.

Topeka, Kan. Aug. 23.-Santa j,
train No. II was wrecked shortly afcei
midnight, six miles east Of Topeka. Tss
entire train, except tba engine and reia
sleeper. was ditched and yet only 1oui
pcople were injured. They are:
Mait Clerk T. ,. Curry.
Express Messenger Buckley, seriously.
Lyon! Murray negro tramp. Fatally.
Unknown wonla, passenger in day coach.
rib broxeu.
The rsack was torn ny for a distance
of POO yards. Tie wreck occurred upon
a nearly straighh piece Of track and
what carved it viii proba5iy be hard u
learn. ,Tte train v,as not running to eX-
coed thiry miles III hour Ii was in
charge OF Engineer John Hareland ana
Conductor George fOlhert. An official
investi gati.n will be made.
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TO PRESENT PETITION.
Proceedings Before Governor 10 Gust ron
County Sheriff and Attorney
Is to Be Resisted.

Madison, Wis, Aug. - Tho hearing
before the governor IN The petition ~
on.t Sheriff John T., Selly and District
Attorney George g. Foster of Iron com.
- from office will be resumed Monday,
l'hc accused officers will present q pcti.
tion signed hy citizens of Hurley, asking
that they be- not removed from office.
Additional anil1yits viii be presented
against the two officers. setting torti.
additional allegations Of negligence.
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POISONED HERSELF
WITH WILD CHERRIES.
Beloit Girl Cruslles Fruit, Skin, Stone
and All, and Drinks Juice, Caus-
ing Her Death.

Bcoif Wis, Aug. 20. Special
Mabel young daughter Of William No.
Gavock Of this city, died last night from
indisputable hydrocynnic acid poisoning
and the case attracted much attention on
the part Of physicians. The child had
eaten freely OF wild cherries but all won
dered how the child could have
taken sufficient hydrocyanic poison from
the cherries 10 kill her. Investigation
shows that she had crushed large guam
tics of the cherries. skin and stones, and
drank tine juice.
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ELECTRICIAN is KILLED.
Simon Colish, in Charge Of Incandescent
Lights at Hudson, Meets Death by
Electric Current

Hudson, WIS. Aur 20. Special
Simm Coli,h. an rectuicjan ~ charge
ST. M iunuarsccnt light plant of this
Difl. WAS instantly killed last night hy
coming ID contact with live wire. lie
NglI~ alone ut the time of the accident
IN assistant found his lifclcss body lying
aelins, door lie had been marrice
Shortly over week
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RACINE FARMERS ANGRY.
Reckless Speeding of Automobiles Causes
Threats of Drastic Measures

Racine. Wis. Aug 80 Farmers
throughout Racine county are up in arms
against owners OF automobiles For
months automobiles have been driven
along the country highways III reckless
speed. Thursday II Kehl, farmer re-
siding near Franksylllc was informed
TINT an automobile party refused to give
i woman driving horse the right OF the
road. Keh ran into his honle. and. Sc
curing a shotgun. fred III the automobile
~ K passed Il j. understood that the
shot penetrated one at the tires, but tas
automobile proceeded.
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WENTTO SEA IN OPEN BOAT
But Il Was So Rough They Couldn't
Stay A10at-End Of
Cruise

Sheboygau. Wis Aug % Spcclol !
1iod up la the Shcbpygnn r,"r wait
TRIM is tho small yacht in which four
Mnult0Woc boss started for he 81 Louis
fair hy wny u Lnkc Michigan, Chicago
and tho Illinois river The four boys,
Lad. Emil. Christian aud Vincent Stu
Iarky, had fitted ont their boat Tor the
cruisc bat they were inexperienced sai
urs Tho ton was ga heavy TINT they
'darcd not turn around aud come to She
h1ygal. Ihoy returned TO MnnItOWoe by
ffllu
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CONRAD FOR GOVERNOR.
Ad1icks Republicans in Delaware Name
State Ticket--Chose Same Eletn-
tors aA Regulars.

DAver. Del. Aug 23.-Tha Adi;iet>
fatti.u of the Republican party usday
nom gated the following ticket:
Governor, Henry &. Conrad. Wilmington:
li"ite rEint governor.sI. Thomas Parker WI
mingtcn; Representative in Congress-. Or.
Hiram ". Burton.
The electoral candidate are those
names at the other Republicans STATE
cuGGtrFaiOu.
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PLUNGED IN VAT
OF BOILING WATER,
Employe of Paine Lumber Company Suf-
fers Excruciating Accident at Osh-
kosh--May Not Survive.

Oshkosh, Wis. Aug. 2G.-I Special J.
Bruno Jones. aged 90. Of Arcadia, Trem-
pcaeau comfy. employed in this city,
was frightfully scalicd in a vat OF boil
ing water at the veneer pla.t Of III"
Paine Lumber company this morning, al
most his entire body being implicated.
Ills injuries may prove fatal. He IL ut
the Alexan Brothers hospital
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WIDOW OF BADGER DIES
Hrs. Caroliras Boies Ely, Fcsnerly o.
Madison, Ezpires-Il ashland Was an
Attorney and Soldier.

New York. Aug. 2",--Mrs. Caroline
Bocs Ely. we'll knows writer Is dead
ut he home of her daus;htcrS On. River
side drive Stae was ~ years I'D and
was the widow of Col. George y, Ely.
an attorney % Madison Wis. who or
sanized Il company and afterwards COM.
nanled Il regiment in the famV'h IRON
lT -ile during the Civil war.
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THIEVES RIFLE SLOT MACHINE.
Saloon at Kaukauna Entered and Over
SIS Secured by Burglars.

Kaukauna. Wis, Aug. - Special.
The saloon 90 Peter Zimmerman on
Wisconsin avenue was broken into and
tho largest SLOT machine was robbed OF
it, contents. tho thieves securing between
SO ANA $50 Two moro Slot machines,
opr containing over $40, were not moleSt-
IN. although standing in the same room.
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Osceola Suffers.

O.ccola. Wis, Auc % Special .
Much damarc was dom" tn owning anJ
Sirn- hy Tho storm Sunday ana reports
from thr country ur" that the on aud
cora croD have suffered
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, AUGUST, - 1Uii5
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MtINslAU KEE Eggs Market easiNf; here
Ia a fairly good demand Strictly fresh l;Iid
IOss~of. cases returned, lSc; dirttes ard stt'-
ouds, Re: checks, lie.
HuttGrt Firmcr: fine goods Is IunctilGs, with
n very good demand creamery, eStra, lbs,
1Sl9c. prints. 19I@c; trsts. l6t17c ssron,iS.
14Gtl5c; fancy dairy, liMlJc; rolls, tlaQlsc;
lines, 10 packing stock, lie; whey. Sc.
Cheese-Steady; American full cream; new
goods, twins, S4MSlac: Young Ame rtcas, 81
MSc; dna sizes, Sl2M9c; Long Horns. 9iha9c
Ilmburger. per lb, new, Masl2c; OF grade.
7Msc; fancy new Brick, sIGsl2c; low' grades.
JMTc; imported Swiss. 24c: fancy B0an, lie;
new round Swiss l2c; SapsagO, lSc.
lNDNI' DU LAC, Wis, Aug. - SAir+ NJ
cheese we're 13S twins at SIC $50 DO at
= e.. &c daisies at 9lsc ami g prili-s At
$3.50,
ELGI>L III. Aug, Is Special ~ Dfrter
advanced iec on the board Of trade yc+ter-
day and is now quoted firm at lsiac. Fort
Atkinson sold 10 tubs to Younger a the
urw market price. hut Byron refused a sim
Lar offtrrpf 90 tubs. The OUTPUT FOR .he
district durinG the week was 1880 lbs
CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. -. Buttec-hlrn.
crramcrics, l3GllSc; dalrics, 12Al5l3c. Eggs
Steady; Mt mark cases included, l3ul6l2c
Cheese Steady daisies, 1MSlgc twins, IA
G>r Young Americas, NUsi4c,
UTICA. y. y, Aug - Eighty-one lots,
roifprisiT 1000 boxes and - lots, large
sold nj Sc ana 30 small n the
NEW YORK. Aug. - -Butter--Tlrm. IN
chaugct4 receipts, 2D3s2 pkgS. Clt"ese---
Steady. receipts. ls.,AT pkgs: skins full
To light choice. 1EM7c. Eggs Steady. un-
changed receipts, 1920 pLgs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-25
ROBBERS RAID BOYD VILLAGE.
Several Stores, Residences and Saloons
Ransacked by Thieves.

chippewa FAILS. Wis Aug % \
rang " robbers rnidcl several stores
residences and saloons Mt boyd. Thr,
worked IN Systematic manner and none
knew Of the robbery until the pcrpctrn-
tors had escaped Chester Camel and
Henry Camel were the heaviest losers,
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Tomah fah Is Opened

1amaa. He. las - Tha L5slra
Moarog eeUnfs Agricultural apcefy
opened b., afuua filf hen U4ih pros.
p,ets ~ tE, gffNeet success III tina his
tory Vi tAe f3ae'N The horsemen arr
here III large number. The stock cAhib
Ito are - he The largest ever ahown here.
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SuI Lake. WI. Aug. - Spcrnll
.p{trp r.u9rI. storm, accompanied Ivy
% bsh wind uri dc.utr OF rain, passed
pyrr her. Sunday morning one horse
was hiie5 by lightning aud several trees
g0rti U4uu
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Damage Near GAINESVILLE

Evansville, Wis, Aug. 30. Especial J.
Tho storm of Yesterday did considerable
damage to outlying districts. Word
comes from Stoughton this morning that
tho roof of the Hudson house was hlown
off Several tobacco sheds On the Mag
n0lin road were also blown down. The
river rose three inches rs The result Of
rain crops were not damaged ca
tcnsivoly.
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Utah State Building Damaged.

Tornado Toys with Ferry Boat.
The tornado then juraped to abou: ,he
middle Of the river and encountered 6 FER
nv boat, winch was turned and tossed
about but was not sunk. Leaving the
ferry, the eapricious tornado once more
jumped aisl struck the Illinois shore near
Madison. whore it demolished several
dwellings. the Liederkranz hall, and blew
down a portion of the Madisosa cooper
works. Killing John Ellington.
Severe damage was done also to build.
ings in Venice a,rd Granite City, which
adioiu Madison and numbsx Of persons
were injured
Many remarkable escapes from death
have been ren,ed by drivers Of different
delivery wagons. SO suddenly did tho
tornado sweep down and along tho
streets that debris carried along by il
crushed wagons like egg shells and
hurled the drivers into the street. One,
driver, whose name has not been ascerI
tanned, was severely crushed. but by
some remarkable circumstance the 9th.
ers escaped injury,
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Chippewa Walls, wis. aug. - Src-
cial lightning struck and set tre TO
Frank Thibcaudeau's large barn near
this city, setting it on tire. The barn
and its contents, including four cattle,
were destroyed. Lightning also damaged
several fornhouscs in this vicinity.
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Lnmper Weda n Bnsrnhrl

Ioscobel. WI Ang. - Special
John BIaue. = prominent lawyer mud 4
Ia Toilette louder aui Anna Mcspadcn
yl lhls eng were married tAi- morning
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Two Inches Of Ram

Lake MINIS. WIS. Aug q Special !
Four COWS owned by Fred Kopp|r-
mann were killed by lightning Sunday
The rSnfaH was nearly two inches.
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WIND DOES GREAT DAMAGE
Fennimore Hit by Tornado and
Much Loss Incurred.
One LIFE REPORTED LOST.
Woman Dead and Two Persons Injured
at Colfax-Havoc Spread in
Path of Storm.

r,o,,i-,oro wis Arc o3.-fSpccinl. |
ma ,ar,aio If SUNDAY wrought great
NJ. ,..nar,l ,norch,ndi,c
"a'na-e Ie -. ,,'a. al
store oi J. y h'fh va. ""'
tearing away III" entire upper S'ory ana
greatly damleiu. the STOCK 81 goods W!th
water from the heayy ram Their loss
WI. reach $1,000. ,,..
John Ma-", an cmW'N'' WA, u'H
through tu" door i' H' EI'IN'' " -
lance ~ tN'H't -h'' I'''' ''' "'"'' .'
Jur,i .Ii....
Part NJ tAo "'N gI fn' lN't' ''''''''I
crashed lHin"S" t"' '.''N'~
building of LoaDh1n \ Hm'H' WHO .o'-
''1 .r.... t...''.. =, tg.,i.,.. nr shea III
'''+ IN ,tf t.a,,fv,
..' =" ..3 yor,ls ar,,
,.-..... ..,t AID .i,t,-'s i.htriu,
XIII. III several il-cs. Thr corn crop
+ 1l1Nn a. Through ms - .'"; '"' l''
loss .ahh"' ~" '-Hiaal.l ,pI.'"
I0 '"u II i'a.'"l.A d'N'r't'' '"'
woman hiatl 1' CD''""'
fu,s. Wis. Aux - Sp'"5'
numH Has Nt.i here Sunday usl'. 1"
I'VE "..r r"r,o'- nnily ,nin.'. o. ..'.
Da,,age At Shell Lake
~. u I-'h'' "'7.' Nu~' - H.,
@,A'r' ''.,Il "'u' 9,', ,,,g,.J
",rr her. Sun.luv morning one horse
w1, Killed by lightning aud several trees
tora down.
Lightning Spreads Havoc
I,,o.,,,t. NJ. Aur ~ tSDecinll
n. barn belonging ~ Charlie Worry.
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MILWAUKEE, LIVE STOCK AIArKEr.

ight. mixed, 1.2o0tj45; fair to choirc me
dums, 5.l'%i3, 20; packers 4,7NI5 ~; pigs,
soIto 19D lbs i.756iJ.Oo coarse stagA 400.
WAT'rlE- Receipts. - carsi. dun. calves
steady, butchers steers, medium IN good,
100 to 1900 lbs 4256t+ -; fair 10 me.
dunn, $50 to 1880 lbs, 3250,3.75; Aeifers,
dnin. $50 to 1850 lbs, 350Hi4 90; heifers,
common .. 2J6i2.5o; good. 2.5ua3. 80. COWS.
fair to good 2.JVtis.O; Gamers, | -JGl | 10
cutters, 2.DOQ2 -; bulls, commOL 2159t
40; choice. 2.60n3.-25; feeders, $40 to
go lbs, 2.1I6i3.2 -; 4tockerS 800 IN 80 lbs,
2.2JM2.50; veal calves. common to choice,
4.jsd6..O; heavy, 2.ocM3.0D. Mkcrs-De-
morallzed; don't snip them.
SH EEP- Receipts . cars; steady 2.oOJ
$50; lmcks, 2.UHIo 30; lambs, 4.t*tGI1OO.
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DetIrnfea Church at Tony.

Tony. Wis. Aug -. Special. --Rev.
T. NJ Ilaieht. presiding elder OF the
Ashland District conducted th... dedica-
tory services it the new Methodist
church.
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Com and Tobacco Crops Ruined.

Jauo4yIIIc. Wls Aug B. SpNci0T.T
The storm Of Sunday afternoon DIT
mucn damagc IN this vicinity At Iakr
Ka-hkouong the wind wrecked huIding-
and blew down hundreds Of large aud
small trrc-. IN many fields corn aud
tobacco crops were ruined
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Corn Is Laid Flat.

Fort Atkinson, Wis, Aug. % Spc-
c!aL A heavy wind storm. accompanied
by hard rain, visited this vicinity Satnr-
dAy Telephone "lrcs are down ~ all
directions and communication is entirely
cut of. Large trees were blown over
aud the corn IN the surrounding country
is Hat As far as - known no person,
were injured.
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Trains Delayed

Marinc'te, Wis, Aug. - lNnccillI
A hcrrc clcctrlc storm passed over lh'
Tar' ~ the country SUNDAY afternoon.
Tile trains from il" south were delayed.
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Ia India the power given off by a
motor Is sometimes expressed in elephant
equivalents. 22-hurse motor being de,
scrihed as a 3-elephant power Vehicle,
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Communication Is Cut OF.
Much Damage Near Jefferson.

Jefferson. Wis, Aug. - Special -
The hcuyicS, wind and rain storm Of
the year. thought 10 be the tail end Of
the Minnesota cycloue. struck the city
yesterday afternoon. Lightning did con
siderable damage The wind blow down
trees, aud corn suffered from wind and
rain Farmers report great damage gen
orally For time telephone communion
finn wa, Cut off
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BAD STORM N THE STATE.
Barren County Woman Killed and
Sen Hurt ia Wreck Of House,
PROPERTY LOSS IS GREAT.
Wausaukee pcsident Injured by Light
ming at Baseball Game-Houses
and Trees Destroyed.

an ,ot.,, ,o
p"''o"' " o. aus -.
we're storm, accofHpihIel VII" Hhi, "i"u
and lightning, visited this county SatSrday
night. No serious damage has be"O re-
,ortes svco,,t fr,c, the village of Dallas.
-, mi. l..r ror n e!,ort
l"sI'r mrs 7'u'" - - ,''.,,l,,,i,,
distance the storm ASSUME" 'a,n,,,."n
IPfHi- me HouN' ny a., ~ if.,,,i
was wrecked aad 'l''. lh",'iipS"4i' "iTt,n
~ was hliIeH anu '.n ."Jt'' i,.il,,.
property osS ~ seN'''J ''''"'""''
Boy Struck By Lightning.
,r,,,.a,,ta, ". a.. - Spccial.
-ttj,,',,.d IJ.,,iriri, ,,,,I ~ v,,tfs. son
Of Henry Hondricks IT this city, wa,
STRUCK bE HShthI"S WY" ~; III
baseball game at Hti'4r WIS ne 10
Hh'I5 20 recover
Fierce Electric Storm.
Nfari,etto w. Auo ~ Surcial -
f,,r. 'Irc,,;r .t'rm nu,4.,i over this
nam ~ tI, courtrv Grains from the
EN-, ,vcrr da,,yrd Inv ,Ln falling of
tror No lal.e disasters are reported
,5.n Do.,ro,.,J
io'. ui'i '''''o =. ,- ,e.o.;.,.,
4 .tnr," orraiI,,an,ej 6y wind and
roin sven, nr.r if. village Saturday
avnnipg Ru:ldings were tiuranfrd and
ircr, We're iprootei ana twisted of Tho
now Tow MN rerpntly crncted hy the
Winona Fiber company. IT Wnona,
Mimi. was thrown from it, foundation
and compIote'%, crushed ana ID" loss y
..,',;ar In" nyc ,os .,ruck hy light
,,ir, ',,irn ann, tbn storm. but no So
rio,-, da,na.,n az dnnn me now barn
hrlnn,,inf, IN Richard Ioyrc. i've miles
,,orthUnet nf ~ viilorn in Inc town Of
XXnrrnn ,vns blown down. killing two
horses and n c.4f. A barn, belonging to
Horny Shnrn. also in the town Of War
ron. was struck by lightning aud con
slmed. together with IT'S co"ehts; also
'''e 0"'" ~ '''' .,''P'
Damage Near JanesEhe-
.Janesville. Wis, Aug. - Il Spe CiaL 20
Tho storm of Yesterday did considerable
damage 10 oui.lying districts. Word
comes from Stoughton this morning that
tho roof of the Hudson house was hlown
off Several tobacco sheds on the Mag
nolin road were also blown down. The
river rose three inches rs The result Of
rnin. cropg were not damaged ca
tcnsiyoly.
pa,r and Cattle gurned
-. y.Ir' I,,. a., ~ rs,a
hipP"Wa FulI' - ~ - lol'
Frank TIih"on1eou's large barn ncar
this city, setting it on tire The barn
and its contents including -four cattle,
were destroyed. Lightning also damaged
several furnhouscs in this vicinity.
Corn Ie lid Flat
"
tort Atkinson, W u.s. aug. - lSpo,
caL \ heavy Wihi storm. accompanied
DS hard ram visited TINS vicinity Natlr,
my l'lrpAoi" "lf'N are down ~ aii
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Notice Of DISCHARGE

In the district court of the United
States for the eastern division of tbs
southern district of Georgia Notice
| of application fer discharge. In the
matter of A. II. Baker, county of
Glynn, in bankruptcy. To the cred.
itors OF the above named bankrupt;
You are hereby l,otified that the above
named bankrupt has filed his appli-
cation for discharge from all of the
debts provable il bankruptcy against
said A. H. Bake OF Brunswick. The
application will be heard by the Hon.
Emory Speer, judge Of the United
States court for said district and di.
vision at the United States court house,
in Savannah, Ga, on the 20 day of
January, 1904, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
All creditors of aid bankrupt are not
flied to appear al the time and place
stated and show cause, IL they can,
why the prayer contained in the Pc
tition should nc be granted. Dated
at Savannah, Ga, this day Of January
1904.
7. F. johnson, Clerk.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

g.
w. C. vereen, of Moultrie, is IN the
city.
]. Bailey Gordon, of Rome, is in the
city.
J. F. Lloyd, of Macon, spent yes
lterday In the city.
H. E. Miller, of Valdosta, is register
ed at the Oglethorpe.
e. B. Gibson, of Columbus, Ca, is a
guest at the Oglethorpe.
T. j. Fare, of Cleveland, Ohio is in
the city for several days.
w. H. Barber, of Barber, Ga, is in
the city for a few days.
E. e. Anderson, of Savannah, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
B. S. Guest, of bonneville, and F.
M. Guest, of Pearson, Ga, are in the
city.
r. G. Stapler, we'll known Savan-
mar drummer, was in the city yes
terday.
E. G. Rankin, of Pittsburg, Pa, is a
guest in the city for a few days and
is stopping at the Oglethorpe.
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GEORGIA-Glynn County.

County.
To all Whom it may Concern:
Mrs. Minnie H. Burford having in
proper form, applied to me for perma-
|nent letters of administration on the
estate of Hugh Burford, late of said
county, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of Hugh
Burford to be and appear at my Office
on the first Monday in February,
1904, and show cause, if any they can
why permanent administration should
not be granted to Mrs. Minnie H. Bur-
ford ON Hugh Burford's estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
dre, this Jan. 4th, 1904.
Horace Dart Ordinary.
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have just received a fine line of i'm
PARTED sauer kraut which | am Of
fering at the very Invest price.
Come and look at it, c Arnheiter,
corner Newcastle and Monk Streets. {.
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G. Fl. Ackert, Gen1 Mngr,
Washington D. c..
s. H. Hardwick, Gen1 Pass. Agt.,
Washington, D. G..
W. H. Tayloe, Asst. Genl Pass. Agt.
Atlanta, Ga
G. L. Gambler, Gen1 Agt.
Brunswick, Ga.
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CAN QUICKLY SELL YOUR
REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESS FOR
CASH, NO MATTER WHERE LocAT-
ED. SEND NE PARTICULARS,
PRICES, ETC., AND RECEIVE MY
PLAN. IT'S FREE. cHAS POW
ELL,1s w. MOHAWK ST., BuFFA.
10 NEW YORK.
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Gy. Unions ROUTE.
Steamer EQmont.
OARlEN AND ST. SlMoNs ROUTE,
Steamer Hsssis.

Just received a full new line OF
eady-tc-wearers. Give US a call,
<enner Millinery, opera house build.
M.
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"A stitch in time saves nine" hay.
ing your clothes cleaned in time saves
buying new ones. Georgia Pressing
club, phone 144-4.
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Can you sing? If so, sing Lava
dura!" The song is new; but, on,
how easy. -
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LaVadura is tie lisest - thing 20;
washing your pets. dogs and cats, be
-. L-.i',i'tH ... .i ,-,,e!u
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housekeepers, wash your lamp
Gimme and globes in Lavadura wa
ter: il prevents cracking by heat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-27

All kinds Of bottled export beers
"half-and half" and sles, at
Sig Levison's,
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WOOD 75c PER LOAD. PHONE
2t5. DOWNS MILLS
Ship Notice.

Neither the master, owners nor con
signees of the Uruguayan bark Sara
will be responsible for any debts CON
tFactcd by the crew Ul said bark.
Gelpi, Master.
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Ladies' Shirts and Wraps cleaned
ana pre- sed or dyed at Jim Carriers
J04 Monk street. phone 253-2.
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Get an order of shad or shad roe at
Wilson's-you'll enjoy it,