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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-15

In both cases little Britain and little Rus
sia met with initial difficulties on ac-
count OF the enormous distance they had
to dispatch their armies"
REPORTS OF PRISONERS.
The authorities here are unable 10
comprehend the Toxic reports OF COM
plants OF the failure of the Russian gov
ernment to send intelligence concerning
the Japanese prisoners. Two fuH reports
have already been forwarded to the Jap
anese minister at Berlin through the
American embassy here and their receipt
has been acknowledged.
The embassy IS convinced that Russia
is doing everything possible TO comply
with her agreement and Is furnishing re-
ports OF the names and condition or the
japanese prisoners.
A GENERAL WOUNDED.
Gen Rennenkampff was wounded. but
not seriously. In a skirmish near sal
matza "A bullet passed through the calt
OF one OF his legs.
The Japanese are sun ehtfeheH''s
south OF Tatchekiao
No further advance has been reported.
The general STAFF has not yet received
confirmation OF the occupation or NEW
chAang by the Japanese <,
No news has been received here from
| Port Arthur or from the VhniVoston
squadron, The emperor upschSS ~s
account for the dearth OF news.
AMERICANS TO INSTRUCT RUSSIANS
paris. July l5.-The ST. Petersburg cor
| respoudent OF the Petit Parisien, teie-
~rnphs that an American submarine boat
| 81 '.the latest model and Of the Fulton
| TYNE" arrived recently at Cronstaot' lie
| odds that an American crew Is about 10
reach cronstadt for the purpose or IN
structing the Russian crew OF the boat.
There are other American submarine
boats. which have been ordered through
an intermediary, will reach Cronstadt
| shortly.
JAPs LOST 1000 MEN.
Mukden, Thursday. July H-CDelayed IN
| transmission)-In the fighting at the
right flank OF the line OF defences OF Port
Arthur. June 20 to July 8, the Russians
drove back the japanese and occupied the
| east bank OF the Lunsantan ana the
| heights commanding Linsantan Pass
| The Japanese losses were about 200
| Those OF the Russians we're insignificant
UNDERGOING TESTS.
1 St. Petersburg, July 15.--The submarine
| boat Fulton. which has been at Crons-
tadt was reported to be the Neva under
| going tests II Is not known whether
she will go 10 the Far East by rail or with
| the Baltic squadron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-15

stands preeminent In her works of art
and steam and electric motive power,
and can truly congratulate herself on
her great inventors. mechanics and me
cha anicians as seen In the steamers on
the Narraganseet. May her safe and
beautiful steamers long be the pride OF
her citizens and their worldwide patrons
In closing Mr.. Brown gave an interest
ing sketch and history OF the long life
Of Captain lBenjamin Brayton. recentls
deceased at Bristol. at "a years Of age. the
oldest steamer commander. He resem-
bled General Grant in many traits Of
character. was an able sailor and sea-
man and a safe officer. He will be long
remembered az one OF the best command
ers OF Narragansett bay.
A fac simile Declaration OF Independ-
ence was exhibited by Mrs. Chaffee. After
a vote OF thanks to the speaker and Miss
Barbour. the association adjourned
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THE FIELD CD OF LABOR

yorabie. Mr. Bryant Is expected TO re-
turn from this place today and VIII
make known just how good the news Ia
The reports of the committees as to
conditions here show that prospects are
beginning to brighten for the ci aft ana
II Is hoped that they will soon be nor
NAL.
There were no new members taken into
the local and after some further general
discussion the meeting closed.
BUILDING I.ABORETaS' SESSION.
There was the regular meeting OF the
Building Laboners last evening in the
hall OF that body at which time many
matters OF interest came up for con-
slderaion.
Several communications were consld-
eredand replies voted One or two OF
these related TO the working Of the craft
and were OF exceeding interest.
There were several also from the In
national headquarters that were pcrused
with interest.
For the remainder OF the session almost
oil the time was devoted 20 routine mat
ters which ended with a general discus
sion of trade conditions.
PROVIDENCE GETS PRESIDENCY.
The members of the jewelers. union
and the friends OF organized labor will
be glad TO learn that the convention OF
the jewelers. international. now In seq
sion In New York city, has seen 1T to
honor Providence with the highest office
in the International.
Delegate O'Neil writes the labor de-
partment OF The News that Mr..
George Z. Brady. the fret vice president
OF the international and one OF the
staunchest workers for the good OF the
craft, has been chosen international presi-
dent and made general organizer.
Mr. O'Neil states that the convention
opened the first OF the week with an ad-
dress by the president OF the c. L. U.
OF New York city. Mr.. Quinn. and the
speech delivered awoke unbounded enthu-
siasm.
The chairman OF the delegation from
Newark made the nominating speech. and
| Mr.. Brady was unanimously chosen for
| the place. There was large representa-
ton OF tho locals affiliated on hand and
each OF them took an interesting part In
all the proceedings.
n was stated also that two agreements
for the use OF the label in Chicago had
been obtained.
The convention wifi close this week.
As 20 Mr.. Brady nothing need be said
/ by way OF an introduction for in addi-
tion 90 being known in his craft ard local
here he is one OF the warmest advocates
OF the cause OF labor In this part OF the
country, and mis- host of friends will con-
Eratulate him on the success attained
He has been connected with the
jewelers. union since its organization and
his zeal for the cause has known no
bounds. His friends OF the central BODY
here will be ready 20 congratulate him In
a hearty manner on his return.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The secretary-treasurer of the Goa
Tssrnstcrs. Mr. John Mclaughlin, I,
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having a run OF misfortune, Only a few
weeks ago his wife was taken seriously
i'll, and next his oldest boy and now he is
confined TO his bed with illness The
members OF the local are doing all In
their power to cheer him and comfort
him IN his distress
II was stated that there is great pros
perity in the ranks OF the coal teamsters
owing TO the fact that business In the
yards is fair.
The convention OF the horseshoers In
Omaha, Neb.. is still In session there be-
ing an unusual amount OF business to be
transacted.
Dennie Mack and Tom Rising are back
from trip to Boston where they went 70
see Frank King OF on trip to Rome.
Dennie has a fund Of stories TO relate ia
mis- friends.
Several OF the prominent members OF
the Retail Clerks are away on vacation.
Mr.. Morgan has been away since early In
the week and Mr.. W. A. Clark Will start
on Saturday night
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BATTLE IS NEAR
At TATCHEK|A0.

Lao Yang July I5Fightng is imminent at Iatchekiao ana
Hachenp Japanese enenched miles south OF Tatch
kao skming taking place The weather is favorable
for troops No rain has fallen for whole week
The thermometer has registered as high CO.
that Japanese column has appeared on the Muk-
den road.
Japanese wounded at Lao Yang They are
well sole anxiety caused by the
pect of wntering Moscow
Troops arec constantly arriving here.
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me following unions will hold sessions
s1tnisht:
[ Carnenters Council, Labor Temple.
Iron workers. Labor Temple.
Line Man. Hanley Building.
Plumbers. Labor Temple
The layers. Labor Temple.
bocUNCnL TO HAVE BUSINESS
AGENT.
Tne. session OF the Building Trades
Council last evening was full of life and
,1nteresoow1ns 70 the matters that were
to come before II.
Every, delegate that could be present
tsas on hand ana took an active part in
;ths PROCEEDINGS Of the sessions.
The reports OF tfe various crafts were
heard and each OF them adopted after
some discussion.
Several communications OF an interest
sng nature were brought to the attention
Of the body by the corresponding secre-
ltary and they were treated as the body
saw at
Tho most OF the time OF the evening
was devoted TO reading and discussing
The communications from the several locals
concerning the desires for business
agent
This question has been before the body
for some time and has received serious
thought by every one OF the locals anilla-
ted with the council. IL was thought by
many to be a good move in the right d.
rection but by some OF the others an i'm
position In some ways. BY some IL was
thought these locals that did not have a
regular agent Il would be alright but
those which did have considered the extra
<>~r aopaewhat OF a burden.
Finally the objections we're overruled
and IL was decided TO have an agent for
the council IL is understood that his du-
tiae will in no way conflict with the du-
ties OF the regular agents OF the various
locals. The election OF the general busi.
ness agent will take place at the nex'
meeting.
MoLDERs RECEIVE LETTERS.
At the meeting OF the Molders union
last evening there were number o. In
tsresting communications read. as well
as al arge amount OF other business tran
sacted.
Almost the frst business done Ivy the
body was the selection OF n Labor Day
cornmntee Of ten. This committee shall
devise the means and settle upon the
Ipians 10 govern the movement " the
nocal and its part 10 be taken in the fes-
hivifics OF that day.
II fs the plan OF the local 70 make lt'
.oalf oonspiouoss- Ia -ti4e-l -llbe of ruarcn by
the number Il will turn out and the gen
lorsi carriage OF the men.
A communication that vas received
1rosn Worcester stated that there wal
every prospect Of a speedy settlement Of
the strike there and that affairs wer'
beginning to again look favorable for thu
noiders.
The communications that come from
- E7tchburg local was also very "a,
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hands OF Attorney W. u. Brownell with
the hope of relieving them from further
responsibility and possibly satisfying un-
fortunate and credulous creditors.
The only reason for suspension given
Jointly by Messrs Thomas and Monroe
is 1--WE didn't have enough capital TO
stand the depression In business. That's
all"
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FOREST FIRES ALONG THE COAST

Vancouver. b. c., July l5.-Owing TO the
long dry period forest fires along the
Columbia coast have given unusual trou-
BILE this yeaE.
A brush FIRE is now rsging at Wulff-
sohn bay. a large area having been bura-
ed over. Settlers at Roberts Creek IA se
barely escaped with their lives. all their
property having been destroyed.
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The Weather

Boston. July 15.--For New England;
Fair except local showers In northwest
tonight and Saturday. Warmer in the
northwest. Cooler in Maine tonight.
Light southwest TO west winds.
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rHE RESTAURANT OF THE
HOTEL NEWMAN

10 where you can obtain excellent cuislnc
at the most reasonable prices. JAIL e
FRED mANsFieLo. Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04
CHILD's PlTIFUL CONDITION..
Her Story Aroused sympathy among
Kind Hearted PeoCle.

Her Story Aroused sympathy among
Kind Hearted PeorIe.
Foots.re aul weary, ponniless ana
H%iendlo-s, little li-ycar-o,I Rosa
Roice, laughter of Joe Booze of
E~dpanucka, stepped Off the incoming
"hoctaw train last Saturday after
noon. She was a stranger boz and
seemed TO be at a loss to know what
So do or where TO go.
Upon inquiry IT was lcarnl that
he was On route to Ter brothers
Louise sixteen miles west Of \ jmore.
j r. Wyont having a team, ,l.l the
young girl that he would carr her
cut and 1t being early they started
without delay. While they we've go
ing out she told Sir. Wyont the fol
lowing story OF her disappearance
from her fathers home:
II lived with my father and step.
mother four miles from Wapanucka.
My Stcp-mother treated me so cruelty
that | finally determined TO leave
home ami go to my brother Rowe,
who lives sixteen miles west of Ard
mere. Accordingly last Saturday
March 2GJ ran away from home
and got only as far as Wapauucka
when ! was carried back home. and
there they chained me i'm the corn
crib TO keep me from getting away
again They fed me, but J slept ON
the hay. j remained in the barn until
Thursday night OAIarch 30 when !
slipped the chain from my wrists and
made my escape again. walked all
night and until Friday afternoon
when some kind people took me in
and fed me This was near Milburn,
more than fifteen miles from my fatn-
eg's house.
Saturday morning ! struck out
then got on the train about noon
(must have been TishomingOl, where
| got on the train. The man with
the cap on came TO me and when !
old him | had no money he said he
would have t o put me off. Two kind
gentlemen paid my fare and I came
II 10 Ardmore. | don't know how
| would get out to my brothers"
The girl also told Mr.. Wyont that
ner father whipped her when he put
her IN the crib, and that she could not
stand the treatment any longer.
Arriving at her brothers house she
found a welcoming hand from both
him and his wife.
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PERSONAL. MENTION. +
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Russell Williams went DO Oy..rr.uh
yesterday afternoon.
r w Day of Coalgate is a business,
visitor to Ardnore.
=. V Morgan went to Tisnomiugo On
the local this morning.
Rev. 5 f. Goddard left today for
Johnson TO visit his parents.
Mrs. } L. Keller went t. Mayncld
today to visit her son, Joe.
$. NJ. Torbett of Ada spent Srhiay
in the city visiting relative. and
friends.
r. H. Walker and l.. G cole were in
The city today and made a visit to- the
Ardmor,.to Office.
Deputy J. b. Jones and wife came
in yesterday from UoaIi,ou Mrs
Jones is visiting her relatives.
Mrs. .. o.. Iatta VINO has been iu
the city Oh. guest of h.r -....r Mrs.
1o r B'.I.oo. mas returned ro hy.
home at Ada.
Mt and Mrs Stonum of Gainesville
spcnt yesterday I'm Oh" city VISITING
their children. James S'oH1m au.
Mrs WI. Potter.
Miss Eva hIomaun. % teacher go
Purcell. spent yesterday JIM the city
visiting ."r sister, Miss Winoua Kla
mann. head nurse at the \rdmoro sani
tarium.
Little Miss Mauriuu Easl,y. in com
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

AIluoI,- pioneer bakery. owned
ana managed by j. 49, Spciglc, has
been made DO feet larger and the ca.
pacity increased TO meet the demand
Tor Speiele's bread and pastry Ma.
chinery that was destroyed by fire
has been replaced with the latest i'm
proved machinery known 10 the trade
Sreigie's bread is made Of dough
kneaded by machinery. There Il.
yer an increasing demand for Spei
giles bread, pies, cakes, etc, and h,
now has a bakery with sufficient
equipment to meet the demands o
tIc people His wagon will MAX,
daily visits %. your home. IS
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Sunday CUTTING ARRAY.

Yesterday about noon Henry Nc
Claim. colorcd cut Dave Hawkins.
white. on the back of the head wc are
told. at the Whittington MOTEL.
1t seems tlat both parties are con.
nected win the dining.room, and Nc.
Claim is alleged C. have made some re.
mark to or concerning Henkins' VIII,
to which Henkins demurred and
a difficulty ensued, during which Hen
kins received a cash on the back OF
The head. Mccain left and was moi
seen again until last night when h,
surrendered to the city authorities t.
the charge of assault.
He made bond for his appearance a.
the police court this morning at 8
o'clock and Judge Gait continued IN,
case until . o'clock this afternoon.
In the meantime Deputy Haven.
came Gown from Uncle Sans cour.
with a warrant charging Mccain
with assault To- kll and was locke,
mp In The big Jail.
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To Build Up Aylesworth.

Ten carpenters left here yesterday
Tor Aylesworth, where they have been
engaged to put up houses. The
houses, we understand, win be built
on vacant lots in order that the own
ers of said lots can have same np.
praised TO them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

The ladies Of St. Philips church
will give their bazaar at the rooms
OF Mrs. II. TOWNSEND, Wilmington
motel, Friday, April 8. Lots of useful
articles and homemade candies will
be on sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

Died, yesterday morning at 90
o'clock, Mrs. HuIda Bird, wife Of Sam
Bird, aged %, OF measles The fun
cal took place this morhias al IA
o'clock from the residence plS Firh
avenue, southeast. Only last We'd
nesday Mrs. Bird lost her baby Of
three weeks old, and hence los 20 the
bereaved husband falls heavier. H..
torment took place in Rose Hi Gem
.Ctery.
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Use Creolium freely in dark and
camp places at this season Of the
year. 1t will guard your home from
the germs Of dangerous diseasos.F.
J. Ramsey, druggist. (
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Ladies Free.

Monday night ladies will rp admit.
ted free at the Robson opera house
70 the engagement Of CarvaneauN, the
hypRotist and mind reader.
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Duncan Bank susoends.

Special tu the Ardmurpito
Duncan J. ~, April e. Tho uer
chants AMI Planters ban, Of this
place. with 20 capital Of 3!' 600. went
INTO TEMPORARY suspension last Friday
un account OF a conspiracy OF certain
creditors of Tit bank.
\ scare was started which result
ed I'm q run ON the baul, with tao
iboye result. Arrangement are on
foot to aCify the deposi'o and aIlay
the temporary embarrassment which
1t accomplished in time viii insure the
rc.opouinE of the bank at once.
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Attention, Canton.

Regular meeting OF Canton Ardmore
No. 4, Patriarchs Militant /, o. o. F.
will DE held tonight at s o'clock. A
iull attendance is requested.
WM. DEVENY, Capt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

The finest babies in all the Indian
Territory are 70 be- found I'm Ardmorc.
They eat Solcmon's very best bread.
3O-tf
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Guthrie Bank Closed.

Special 10 the Ardmoreite.
Guthrie, OFT, April 4-The Capital
National bank, tne' government dc.
positCry at this place, closed its doors
today at 2:30 O'Clock. Amount of
liabilities at present unknown. There
Is some excitement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

Beginning with the new manage
ment, fish. mutton and veal every day
in the week at the Cold Storage Mar.
ket. 3.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

Wine Of Life" 81 per bottle. Pep
sin, iron, celery and cod liver oil com
bIned with Spanish wine. Sold by
McKeever Drug Co. 80
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Election Day.

The ladies of the c. p. church will
serve the voters with a good dinner
for - ceats in The buili''e r2y' Gooi
to \ {. Young's ION o,e,u". day.
Sherbet will be served for dessert.
30
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Ladies free Monday night at the
exhibition Of mind reading and hypno-
tism at the Robson opera mouse.
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The members OF Ardmore command
cry No. 8, Knights Tcmplar, ia fulI
uniform, attended the Broadway Meth
odist church yesterday morning where
they listened TO their annual Easter
sermon.
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Strawberries

Fresh strawberries every day.
Phone order to No. 35g. Special de-.
livery. CITY FISH MARKET 1O-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

Don't fool yourself that better bread
can be made at home than can be
bought at Solomon's bakery. soft
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Hot Breakfast Bell Coffee. a
dinner, Sherbet for dessert, all for
% cents at the election dinner serv-
ed by the c. =. church ladies', next
door 10 \. G. Young's. 80
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Ladies free at the opera house Mon.
ay night.
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Voters, take dinner WITH he Pres
byterian ladies on e'o'tica day.
PC. 81.
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All that's good to eat in a meat mar
ket you will find at Geo. fuckers. 80
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Don't fail to visit Solomon's bakery
Saturday and see the goods things TO
eat. 3O.ti
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Go to Solomon's bakery for good
things to eat, 3O-tf
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For fine steaks and roasJs deliver
ed on time phone Geo. fuckers mar
Eet. 80
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WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Special offer for April including
board and tools. Best opportunity
ever given. Few weeks completes.
Write today MCler Barber College.
81. Louis, Mo.
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Don't endangcr your child's health
by allowing a cough OF cold to as
sumo a chronic catarrhal condition.
Hoffman'a Throat and Lung Syrup is
safe for children-and it cures %
cents. +. J. Ramsey, druggist. 1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

Racine Road Wagons.
Racine Run-a-bOuts.
Nellie Buggies.
For sale only by Noble Bros.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-04

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet socially
with Mrs. Arthur James on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
MRS. MATTE EVETTS. Pres.
MRS. d. REPLOGLE. Sec.
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HumanItvla Weak snut.

There are more deaths directly due
to weak lungs than to all other dis
cases combined. They are humanity's
weak spot-the breeding place Of con
When the slightest symp-
ON of trouble is felt In the lungs
YOU should begin the use Of DR.. Bos.
chees German Syrup at once. 1t is
made especially to soothe, heal and
strengthen the lungs, throat and bron-
chial tubes. German Syrup is never
falling remedy for consumption. Trial
bottle Csc. Big bottle TIC. At all
,ruggists. 49,
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Driven to pespsration.

Living at out of the way place re-
mote from civilization, family is Of
ten driven to desperation in case of &C
cident, resulting in burns, cuts,
ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply
Of Bucllens Arnica Salve. It's the
best on earth. rs cents at Smith 8
Pharmacy.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
Apply 1903 Union street.
lnflamatorx RheumatIsm cured

William Shaffer, brakeman OF Dem
lison, Ohio, was confined to his bed
or several weeks with infamatory
rheumatism. II used many remedies"
Q says. FINALLY sent to McCaw's
lrug store for a bottle Of Chamber
aims Pain Balm, at which time | was
.nable to use hand or foot, and In
ne weeks time was able to go to
work as happy as q clam For ssla
~ all druggists
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-23

viii have large quantity OF pre-
serving peaches on July the 10Th, goth
and 21st. Place your orders at once
for fruit and jars. A. G. LETTERS.