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Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23
Sleep of The Glutton St.

Cass Gilbert, architect of the new
state capitol recently expressed the
opinion that the capital City, some
times called St. Paul and occasionally
referred to as Pigs Eye, is dead.
Cass is only partially right. Seem
ingly St. Paul is sleeping the sleep that
knows no awakening-but it is only
the stupor of the glutton. Every two
years st. Paul wakes up, and is given
full meal by the kind-hearted gentle
men who meander down to the state
house from the rural districts after
New Years every odd numbered year.
The honorable representatives from
the country evidently like to see it eat,
and they have been providing food at
a generous rate. They started in with
a million and half dollar appropria-
tion for the state capitol, with wise ad-
monitions that it must be satisfied with
that. But they did not know their
animal. The next two years it came
around for more, and again for more,
and it seemed dead to the word between
legislatures. Mr.. Cass Gilbert need not
weep over the beast that has used him
so we'll. With the aid of the Honorable
Charming Seabury and the equally
Honorable Ed. Corliss, 1t will be arous-
ed about Christmas time and will begin
to make it's biennial clamor for more
state house pie. It is habit it has and
it will get it all right.
It is perfectly content to have the
state build magnificent structure,
and it is equally content to have it
surrounded by lot Of ancient shacks
that would disgrace Deadwood in it's
deadest days. 1t is too busy sleeping
to take notice or care. The state has
contributed several million dollars and
will probably have to put up another
million before the Job is completed,
and then if; anybody desires to get a
look at this greatRbuilding, they can
hire balloon.
St. Paul has done nothing in the way
Of approaches or surroundings to en-
hance the beauty Of the building-this
costly gem. Mr.. Cass Gilbert has
spoken the sentiments of man who is
thoroughly disgusted with this slothfu]
glutton. His ringing words of scorn
may fall unheeded on the slumber
soothed ears of St. Paul, but they have
been heard outside that burg. Mime
apolis looks up and smiles, while the
rest of the state unites in the glad re
frain, "That's right! Hit him again!'
Even st. Cloud, the benignant ant
forgiving, enjoys the hrmor of thu
situation, and will donate a granite
chip if Mr.: Cass Gilbert wants some
thing harder than words to hurl at tht
dead-to the world city twenty.one miles
east and south of Coon Creek.-St
Cloud Journal-Press.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23
Thanksgiving Rates.

For Thanksgiving the Iowa Central
Railway will sell round trip excursion
tickets to all points within 200 miles OF
starting point at one and one third
fare. Dates of sale November 23rd
and oath; with final limit for return
November %, 1904. ..-..... -
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23

ROBES.

Horse and cow hides nicely tanned,
squared up and lined at 25 cents a
square foot for the completed robes.
Samples sent. Avoid mistakes and
charges Of agents. Send by freight.
The only tannery now at Albert Lea,
MINI. ALBERT LEA TANNERY. s
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23

II have been using Coles Veterinary
Carbolisalve in my stables two years"
writes G. w. Dunston, of Dunston's c..
G. Express Co., Chicago" and in twenty
years experience with horses I have
never found a remedy Us good for horse
flesh" Get Coles, it's guaranteed.
Scots, by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23

There amt no such girls nowadays as
there was in them days. They had
real compilations that was painted by
Natur's most skillful touches and kiss
ed by the country sun and breezes and
Redeemed by the bracin' winter air. A
beauty doctor would in those days hay
starved to death. Girls believed in
work and used to be champions in bak-
in and housework. They had healthy
muscle on 'em and healthy appetites
and knew somsthin' practical and USE
full. I tell you when it came to goin'
home from singin' school with such, it
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-23
THE OBNOXIOUS
PRIMARY Law

uIlvl7nI E7V
The Post and Record is always glad
to give reasons for the faith that is in
it. Its objections to the primary law
are:
First-The:: object of the law was to
take the nomination of candidates from
political conventions, and place them
in the hands of the people. This it
does not do. It makes it. a practical
impossibility.
Second-It makes it impossible for
the Office to seek the man. The op.
posite is the result. Voters are limited
to a choice of those who seek Office, and
are not permittedYto consider those
whom they would have serve them.
Third-Many capable men, whom
the people desire to have serve them,
will not enter into a scramble with
every Tom, Dick and Harry who want
the positions simply for the emolu-
ments, and whose interest in their con-
stituents is as great only as the amount
of the salary attached to the Office
sought.
Fourth-Any person, no matter what
his character or fitness may be, may be-
come candidate upon the payment of
a fee, or fine, of ten dollars for county
Office, or more for higher position.
The law cares nothing for the reputa-
tion of candidate-the mulct is what
it is after. "Doc" Ames was candi-
date for congress in Minneapolis.
Fifth-A democrat may sobtain a
place on a republican ticket or vice
versa. A candidate need not state what
his politics is; he has only to designate
the party ticket on which he wishes to
be placed. The $40 bill fixes that all
right.
Sixth-If a voter desires to*change
his politics he is disfranchised so far as
the primary election is concerned, for
from two to four years. He cannot
vote with the party he may desire to
because he voted against it at the pre-
ceding election, that is, if he is caught
at it.
Seventh Members Of one party may
nominate candidates for another party.
The law nominally prohibits this, but
experience at the last primary election
in this state shows the law is poWerless
to stop it, for some will successfully
take the chance of being "caught.'
Eighth-When a person nominates
himself as a candidate-the people be-
ing helpless in the matter-he must
make thorough and expensive canvass
for endorsement.
Ninth-After the voters have select
ed candidates, possibly from number
who may be utterly unfit for the posi-
tions sought, but are named as a choice
of evils, second campaign must be
made, as expensive as was the first.
Tenth-Those who are in office have
a large percentage OF advantage over
those who want to get there, by reason
of the opportunity of making an exten
sive acquaintance throughout the
country. The officers may retain theil
positions indefinitely, or until an in
dignant people rise in their wrath ano
vote for an opposing party in order tc
"turn the rascals out"
| Eleventh. makes voters smoke
poor cigars twice in campaign, ane
that is asking too much of them. They
are long suffering, but there is a limit.
} These are the reasons in brief why
The Post and Record opposes the pri
mary law. If there are any good point:
in it, they have been carefully kept ou1
of sight, t.-Rochester Post and Record.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Tbermometerffdnb

/. Tbermometerifanh.
o69fe Temperatur ........ - Sra'
Riebrigfte Eernperatur. ........ % .
D. Z. BIbtbs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Die ginmiit6iafeit, tpel9e ouf Der lebt,n
@~onbentiOn Der American Fede-
ration of Labor" berrf9te, unb iiber
ben QaHus in Der 8otfdaft oes prdh-
benton &oOiepelt, mel4er bon ben Ir=
better /. Oreoniiationen bnnbelt. @r
inqte, Der prdfbsnt babe es 0errn
parrp uno ben bon ibm ms 2ebsn ge-
rufenen Mrbeiteebsr.O reaniiationen ge.
bbrig asssbsn, uno tudre au6 nit &C.
uiHen Ri4tern. melde fb our9 Mus-
itsaunQ bon @inbaltsbefeblen teinen
guten Tamsrl 9ema6t bdtten, nidt
eflim pfi9 perfabren. Seiner Wnfdt
mad bat prdfioent &oOieOelt Germ
Barrp unb feinen raoifal 9efinnten
Sreunoen. uelds ben Open Shop"
beftirD Ortsn, einsn Sdlag in's @etat
periebt, melden He 10 lei6t ni4t per=
ssRen usrosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Die S 6 opaI2eet on
belt 9efern Mbenb i'm golumbia-g Club
ibre Sabres.g erfammluns nit barauf
foleenoem Banquet ab.
@ouberneurS n bat iei=
men priput.S efretdr, @eorss 9. Sod.
MOOD. gum Witalieb Der gontrolsg
b6roe fur bas 0fli9e Srrsn.Iipl er-
nannt. /,
Der neuerpd6It 1T 8oubernellr
0anlp bat auf oas 8efimmtsffe err
fldrt, baB er feline @rnennungen erfi
nad S6luB Der 2egislatur= Ssfion pOrs
nebmen pirb.
Sas 2e9isIatur= gomi II {
infpieirte 9sitern oas 3u@tbaus in
Mi1iean Gitn. @ouberneur 9urbin
wOhnte Der SnipectiOn als ,einfa9er"
3ui9auer bel.
Sie Staatss 8eb6rbe fur
gesnaoi9unSen nirb aud bsuts nod
In Sibuns iein. Ob he Dem Sinibam
ooer anoeren armsn Stinbern gndoig
s~epefen 1T, if ni4t betannt.
Staats. Mubitpr .. 6.
Sberrid uno iein Seputp Seorge u.
Bingham baben fid getern nod 2nOr.
Start @Ountp be9eben. um beute bort
ben 8ertauf bon Staats-2 dnbereien au
leiten.
Sic .8ereinisten Sarbarb Clubs"
bon Nmeriia balten our 3eit bier ibre
Sabrss : 0eriammlun9 ab. 6eute
8ormittas it @onpsntion i'm Seutiden
6aufe unb beute Abenb Banquet i'm
Columbia Club.
Die Nbpotaten. 8ereini-
euns BON SnoiannpOlis bielt ssfern 81
@bren beg perftorbenen &edtsanpalts
6omarb Sale cine Wemorial= 0eriamm.
lung ab. Sn berielben wuroen paf-
fsnbe Srausrbsf6liHe sefaBt.
I'm ndGte en- Wonta9 perber
bic Gommihdre bon allen Counties i'm
Staate fd bier berIammeln, um gu.
nd9f cine %permanente Organization
3u grtinoen. Sie 8eriammlungen fin.
ben i'm Scale oes Criminals eri9t:
HIATT.
Sas 9einenb q d {
Der am Mittpoa bier in Der Wobnunl
ibres Sobnes 8ernbaro, 2545 81. Be
latpare Str. nsrifo>bsnen Grau 6elenI
gurrier, finost bsute in Cincinnati fatt
sic mar bic Dittus oes Capt. 6. Or
@urrier, melber piele Sabre lang einel
Der beribmtsfeu OrdefersD irisentet
bes 2anoes mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Dte 8ehSroe fir Sfentlthe Wr:
bsiten bsfatist oen &eri9t
Der 1ommiifGre.

Die &ommifdre, peI9e pom Der Staot
unb Der 8affer=G cmpasnie ernannt wurben,
beri4teten mad elmer ~itren9en unb umfanss
rei6en 9rifune bes itdbtii4en @afiers
II lg~enbermaben:
y@ir finb einitimmie Der Mniidt. baB
oas Baiier rpeI6es ben @Oniumenten ipdb'
rent Der 9eriobe bieier unteriu6uns s~eliefert
purOe, guten geiunobeitIi9en G~baraftsrs
mar bab bas @afer pom 8ripat-Srunnen
elmer Der ipi9tlsiten Saetprsn Der @nts
ftebunss=nriaben bieier (Eppbns) Gpibemie
9eriobe mar"
Die RommiHdre empfeblen bic Gonbems
niruns bon 9ripat: Drummer unb Gbcrten,
mnb empfebIen. bab 8erbinbunsen NIT @6s
,~ussfandIen bsrseftelt Ueroen ioaen mo-
INNER fi9 iolde befinben. Der sanae 8es
ri6t Der 8ommiNdre lit in Druid nnb pirb
anf 9nfrase abseliefert ODER NIT Der 9pft
perianbt.
Die NualitGt bss @aiiers, toie ioIdes BON
bieier @eienidaft seIiefert wirb, mnb wie
our6 bieien 8eri9t fetseiteut, lift fir ale
Bepobner Der Stabt gum 9ripats@ ebrau9
empfeblensfpertb.
Snoianapolis Waler So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
0ompers balt niGt biel bon Den
Mrbeitseber: Sereiatsunsen.

Samuel 8ompers, prdiosnt Der
Nmerifanifden Nrbeiter : liberation.
uelder f4 bier turae 3eit auf Der
Dur4reiie nod Wafbinston befano,
maGts beati9li6 ber In bielen Stdeten
se9rruoeten 8crsinisungen BON Nrbeit-
sebern bic MeuBsruns. oaB biefelben
fd gum 9rOBen Sbeils aus 2euten au-
fammenieBen, ruel9e niemals Union.
Nrbeiter beiddftiat baben uno Die fi9
Dor Der INNER mdatiger tperbenben
Mrbeiteridaft fir4teten.
grfreut mar Der Mrbeiterfibrer hber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

~ erIanst - Wdbben uuo 5rauen fur 2aunbrp.
arbstt. stat3u1rapeu in armftron9s aaunorp,
aga Meft TorpIanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
seiSen MoaReIines..
$50

Sic baben nod ME weniser aIs SOC bic
Yarb beSablt fir bebrudte Seiben Nouhe=
line, ia tbatid9Ii9 lit 65c bic Barb sber
sewDhnIiHe greis fir 8Iumen Deiiins pom
ipe3ieIer 6dDnbeit ME bieie. 3pSIf Stolen
Seffins Iiesen in bieier ipe5ienen Bartie be>
reit, frii6 bon BEN Sabritanten. Giniee
baben i8attirte ROienfnOspen, Gmpreb pom
China unb anSere Suni.g litben, iotpie
gIitben bic NIT ben berrIihen ga Srance
unb Grerican Seautp in Gr0ben ripaIiiiren.
Oas IateriaI ut Stanbarb Aualitdt,
StanSarb MoufeIine 8reite nit isIbft coIos
rirten Seicen Eupfen in 9telief, gang rabnts
f%arbisen @runb nit Roien in Stature 9ats
%tirunsen; seuib ein. bibi9es @sieai9aftss
@ewanb 3u mdbissm preis, bic garb SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
@rab.
Cd c b G n:

20 Z v y I IL
WiQiam uno Warp Wbbett, 118 g.
3itter Mpenue, 2nabe. = Sobn unb
Bertha gppsn, Staot, Mdo9en. =
Charles unb 8riaet &ioooff. 1908
Wartinbale Npsnue, Mdo6en. = Wi!=
liam uno Inna @rnfins, 1118 WOob=
laun Gbeaue, MdO&en. - Charles
uno @ttie Spper, 4O7 arbor apsnue,
8etrlut:
goparo Blanharo-Gtbel Wtufe.
WtQiam 8rumit .Sones.
Ssforben:
Carl Ooft, 20, 518 Terrace Npenue.
Mc8ee, 46, 827 Sib Sqi-
nOis 5trabe.. = RObert Barter, A,
517 9entudp Nbenue. = Sapio Stein.
|35, ct. 8incent's 9Oipital. - 8. g.
We@Ormid, So, Is. uno Sainois Str.
|-9eslie Burnett. 2, 410 Noto 6olmes
4uenue.-AlOn5o Doung, 40, @entral
Srrsn. Nnffalt. = Soparo Gale. SO,
1873 B,OaoDaD. = Sennie @rispoOl,
81, Staot=S OfpitaI.- @atberine Cote,
%, 315 Of South StraBe. = Sames
Goleb, 5, $3.50 Noro DelapareS troBe,
= Georgia 2itiep. 6 Wonate, 615
Charlotte Str. - %. Merid, 43, 40e
Noro Senote Mbenue. W. @aB, as.
Oil Noro Capitol Nbenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Cine @rfGltins in eincm 9ase fnrirt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
SabIeten. Ollie &potbefer ftatten bas 9eIb
5urid penn Die 8ur febI i9Idst. 6. 80.
@rope'sS isnatur lit auf ieberS9a6tel. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Nns Staot= mno Gouatg=Se r
paltung.
Ole % @sfeIIf4af It
mirb ibren 8erplt1 d.


prdfoent Sabis unb 8iee-prdis
bent BOpo bon Der Snopls. Wansr'
@eieaf4aft batte seftern NIT WapOr
0olBman unb StaOt. Sngenieur cine
@enfersn3, In melder bic 9erren ben
fdotiiaen 8eamten bic 8erRherunp
gaben, bob nit Der bon ben @rperten
Suller unb Ser9uion e%mpfOblenen
vtpaheroidten" AbIperrung Der alten
oSeren o auerie in Der &iperfioe pum-
penfation bersits an nddifen Mitt=
rprd ~begonnen merben miro
llriprtn9li9 NOR es bic Wbf9t Der
@eieaidaft, nit bieien gsrbeherungen
erft i'm nd9ifen Sribiabr beginner 81
laHen.
Serpatteron Youlebaro.
Die part= geb6roe mirb ben gcu=
tract FIR ben 8au bes 8Oulebarbs
ldnQft Der alien paiteriOn Werfte pol
Mi&igan Str. bis 10. Str. an s. 3
Dob 3u beRen IngebOt bon 81, 440
perseben. Ginf &n9ebote muroen in
Der eefriaen Sibuna entseasneenOm=
men uno DOB mar Der nieori9ffe Sieter.
Beb6roe ar 6ffentli4e
u
Die geb6rbe fir 6ffentli9e Nrbeiten
5eidlOb in ibrer geffrisen Sibung auf
gmpfeblune bes Staot : Sneenieurs
Soup uno oss prdfoenten SaOis bon
Der Snopls. Wafsr-@ efenfdaft in je-
benz Spribenbauie Der Staot Elm Sns
frument, wel4es ben iereilisen WaI-
ierbodbruG an3eist, aufitelen gu lai=
len. Die geb6roe bat Die Waher'@s=
feni9aft aufsefOroert, perf9ieoene
Observation-Disclosures in @eit Snoia=
napOlis ausoebnen 3u laHen, um bic
fem Gtabttbeil beferen Geuerfdub an.
9ebsiben 81 laRsn.
Cine nit sablrei6en nnterf6riften
bebsdte pstition purbe Der geh6roe
iiberreidt, in peldsr bic petenten ers
fu6en, on Der Worris Str. cine tenn
pordre Bride iiber ben White &ipsr
fur bic 3eit, in mel9er Die neue bride
i'm 8au beerifen III, herffelen su
laKsn.
STR ME 9iespfofteruns in Der L.
Maep nDrolia bon Weeborf Ctr, bon
@aft bIs @risbt Str, wuroe bic sno=
siltise afeBmsnt- 2ife beiidtist.
Die Sr0fnung Der 80. Str, BON
@anal bis @bite 3iper muroeI be-
f9lofen.
gin @efu9 um eineW irtb=
9afts=2 i5ens > Il DE-
9e3oqen.
paul 8drmann, Delter bel ben
@ouniD=@ ommifdren bas @eiuh um
cine 2i3ens eingerei9t bate, I'M, IN Der
penniplpania Str. uno st. Wapns
gbe. cine Wirtbidaft fi5ren gu tbnnen,
bat oiefeihen aeftern benadri4tigt. oas
er feline petition suriidBiebe. @eaen
biefe mar aud cine 8emOnfran3 einge-
rei6t uorben. l1eber ben ,Sall iolte
heute Dor ben @ommihdren Usrbanbeli
ueroen.
. % d bes 81 q d..s n
pectors erHllt.
9ie Siderbeits= geb6rbe bat ben
Bau= Snipector ermd9tist, Die Nppa'
rate gu faufen. pelde our gquipirune
Der Office oes &au9=Snipsttors notb.
tuenoig fino.
Staot 6 ontrolIeur
Dunn no bic Wirtbe.
Staot=@ ontroleur Dunn bat aufs
Neue elm @eiu9 UNI cine @irtbidafts,
2iaens berpeisert. Sein neuefes Opfe,
III SuoiOn @alifsr, pelder on be,
gde Der 2ofe Str. uno Snbiana Npe
elm grbolun9slOfal fiji. buriise Seller
er6fnen wOate. 9err Dunn iaste absr,
|. Ynir- fOmm beraus" uno er fdlus oa!
@eiu9 ab, neil bieie neue WirtbIdaf
id innsrbalb 500 SUB bon ben @riin.
ben bes StaOt.0 Oipitals befinoer
miro, biefe aber als fdotii9er Bart on
3uiebsn finb.
!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

2ocaIs@ etterberi9t
5HDn unb anbaItenb faIt beute Ha4t (;
Spnntas, tbeilweiie beIu0Ift mnb lansiam
iteigenoe 5emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Wetterbertmt.
@af6inston, 10. Desbr.

Sar "a etnnbsn. snbsnb = uSr mOrssns. IL. Gssbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10
Gei4afts=0 eleseabeit : sa ssr ssaIsn'

cber Dertaui9en zines @sf1dftes prpbiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8immer 81, '6isseraIo @ebdube, saorbbfii9e ode
DaorIet Strabe unb gircIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

" Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Stabt, Mudo's .2ongfelotu".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

Sir Snbiana {: S65n unb falt beute
Gbenb unb am Gonntas Iansiam itsisenSe
Temperatur.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS.
Because IT'S For One Thing Only and
Brunswick Is Learning This.

Because It's For One Thing Only and
Brunswick Is learning This.
Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doans Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
They're for sick kidneys.
They cure backache. evel kidney i'll
Here is evidence to prove it.
Mrs. George Wilhelm, of 21S North
ST., Columbus, Ga, says: Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me more relief from dia
.betes and kidney troubles OF six or
seven years standing than anything
else mad ever used. cannot say too
much in their favor and have already
recommended them to number of
my friends and will continue to do SO
i suffered with severe pains across
the small Of my back which were all
most constant during the night as well
as the day The functions of he kid.
.neys were disturbed the secretions
were disturbed, the secretions were
dark and full of sediment and bother
ed me a great deal at night on account
of lack of perfect control. | used
AheiiS AVlhSuiSSs 4GlD tSnSs etc. etc
land rubbed my back with liniments
until | was tired but without finding
relief. l finally got box of Doan's
Kidney Pills and used them. Since
hen there has been wonderful
change for the better, the hackaehe
left me and can retain the secretions
all night The kidneys are working
properly and feel improved in every
way"
Emphatic endorsement can be had
right here in Brunswick. Drop into
Hunters Pharmacy and ask what his
report
Sold for 50 cents per box by all
druggists. FosterMiiburn Co, Buffa-
10, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan sand
take no substitute.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05

Steamboat Barge Brunswick,
gross tonnage, 81; net, 49; length, so
feet, beam "a feet, draft G feet aft
2 feet, forward light IT. Forward
and aft when loaded. Built at VIII.
mlngton, Del. Cylinder 14x16 with
surface condenser Large tank for.
ward Scotch boiler, allowed 1870 lbs.
steam. Licensed 800 passengers and
supplied with all necessary equip.
ment. One mast and derrick for hand.
ling heavy cargoes. Hosting engine
worked from pilot house. viii carry
400 bales compressed cotton on deci,
or 1900 pine cross ties On deck. Large
roomy hold for cargo below deck. For
information address,
q. D. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Diamond Steamboat & Wrecking Co.
Wilmington North carolina.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
AT THE GRAND
AmeIla Rlnaham.

Miss Amelia Bingham, who has
achieved distiction upon the American
stage by her own ability and unaided
efforts, is provoking considerable dis
cussion by making a radical change
in the style of play she is now pre-.
senting. Instead Of the modern socie-
ty drama in which she has been exelu.
sfveiy seen since she became a star
and manager, Miss Bingham's latest
production "Olympe" from the French
OF Deeourcelle, is a costume play of
the Louis XIV period, a drama of in.
tense interest and powerful situations
which permits the actress to exhibit
many sides of her art. Miss Bingham
always presents a beautiful production
and the best acting company of the
season, and this year she has eclipsed
all her former offerings in both re-.
spects. Her support is headed by
Harry Woodruff, Creston Clarke. J. H
Gilmore, Frank Lander, Myron Cahce
Louise Galloway, Ivy Troutman, AIDE
iyn Wesley and thirty others. Miss
Bingham appears at the Grand Monday
night.
"A Girl From Dixie"
A Girl from Dixie, which scored a
pronounced success during its New
York engagement it to be presented
in this city at an early date. This lat
est musical comedy by Harry B. Smith
the author Of Robinhood, The Fortune
Teller and other musical production.
is said to be the best thing he has
ever written. A Cir! from Dixie will
be brought with the original New York
east and production.
THE Professors Love story.e
j M .Barrie's greatest comedy the
Professors Love Story, a play which
Is said to be superior to The Little
Minister, The Admirable Chrichton
Quality Square and other of his sue
cesses will be presented in this city
on Tuesday night next with Harry
Berresford in the title role. This dain
" drama is said to be well adapted
to the personality OF the clever youpy
comedianand has diversified Interests
that Will be welll sustained by an ex
cellent organization.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
STATE OF GEORGIA.
County of Gym.

STATE OF GEORGIA,
County of Gym.
IN the superior court of said coup-
ty, retunable to the May term. 1904.
Clara L. Moshier VS.. Arthur w. Mo.
shier, libel for divorce.
10 Arthur w Moshier, the defendant
in the above stated case:
You are hereby required, in person
or by attorney, to appear at the next
term Of the superior court to be hold.
en- IN and for said county on the 3rd
Monday in, the same being the 16th
day OF May 1904 to answer the plant
III upon the merits OF her complaint
for divorce filed in said court against
you, as in default thereof the court
VIII proceed as to justice shall apper.
tain.
Witness the Horonable Thomas A.
Parker, judge Of said court, this 3rd
day Of March, 1904
y. F.. duRignon,
Clerk s. c. Glynn Co. Georgia
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-05
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