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The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
Triumphs of Modern Surgery.

Wonderful things are done for the human l-dy by surgery. Organs are taken out and scraIcd and polished and put hack. or they may bc removed cn- trcly; bvuvs arc splicri; pilcs take the place Ui diseased sections ui veins; an tiscptic dressings are applicyl |" wounds, bruises, burns and like injuries before iuilAntmAtiun sets in, which causes them to heal without maturatiun and m one third the time required by the old treatment. Chamberlain Pam Balm acts on this same principle. ltis an anliseptic and when applied tn such ln- juries, cuus,s them to heal very quickly. IL also alleys the pain and soreness. Keep bottle of Pain Balm iu your home. and u will save you time and money, not to mention the incunNcnl- eucv and suffering which such injuries entail.
 For sale by Imperial Drug Co. pr. r. =. Anderson Propr. Phone 1s.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
X Machine shop for imperial

lm,vcrial IS ,o have something she very much needs in first class general mach.nc shop. Mr John \. Bushnell. ci Cleveland. has lately arrived. aud thinks the future uf the town and valley warrants putting in a shop. To that end hc has gone to l.o~ Angeles this week to gvt machinery for the same. liv will ir cluiprcl tor general machine business. aud parties ncci no longer sand away for their rINirs. NIT. Bush nell i~ au uld amd successful machInist ot Cleveland. Whcr he long an gem cral machine shop. and then later hrcn putting up machinery iu southern Arl- roua for a Denver house. He is skill tut and sucrcssiul workman, and can make the most stubborn engine gu all right, as the Press has learned to its satisfaction.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04

The railroad vork Is progressing we'll. as appears hy article elsewhere, herr.
 The hie sale oi Hol,vinc property to the Emerson Realty c. Is referred ,o elscW here.
 Mir Schcnck has l,ccun "dolc-mak- ing" for his new business house. &NNsA. He will occupy it as a store.
 W. r. Holt vas iu town Tuesday re- turning with k l.. kcndlc who Is on his way io Rcdlaud, for vacation.
 Mitchell X Holt. who did the grading on the railroad. havc just lS-cu cleaning out the cuts where the dust tillci in.
 (. II. Walton. < miles southeast, rc. poits good crops in hts suction. H. farms leo acr,-s. and ha> been putting in mille,i for hay and pas,ura%c.
 New hotel brickwork completed up to the third joisis, which are icing put on. l, will probably h. ready |" open about August I. II Is J0xloo. . stories; N rooms on the second tuor. tir>i tlo"r oc- cupied by store room. real estate office, hotel office, dining room, kitchen, eic.
 The same firm has also just cnmplci- ed it's contract ou the power canal, about g 5,0p0 wards. The lower half Is in the hands oi Young X Van Horn, who expect io finish about July l. The total yardaee on this canal is about lt|',- oo0. II is about 2's miles long, 70 i'et wide ai the upper end and l|O a' the lower end; 10 10 l6 feet deep; capacity about 70, ,Oo0 .oD0 gallons. IL would float a blg steam buai.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
Hotel Thclma Arrivals

Los Angeles II A. Belchcr & vi, Cha- D. Houshton, ChaS. NJ. Lamb, Geo. sharp, Dale Burgess, G. A. Gould. NJ. w Tobln, ] Q. Brown.
 nthrop Pier, W. A. War mack.
 CaIrxico-C. \. Perry, Henry Dona- hue, NJ II. >cruggS.
 san FranciscD-C. l.. Van Noast, c. W Blackburn
 Pass. .ena-T. Thrnnp.
 HoltylIle (. > Thompson & family G. I. Gotta. Henry Mitchell. Chas Kline. City-C. =. Callaudrr, Mrs. NJ. w. Sanders, >. Jone-, Wm. k. English, NJ N. Garlain Juo. !. Gri2g~, C. r. Stin- son. (. ~mon-, S l.. ho~t"ryz.
 Chino-F. NJ. Hi-ldbrandt.
 E-cnndido-Samuel LIlc-.
 Butte. Montana-L. F. Shaw.
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The ftoIt,ilIe Canoe Club.

Following of the pcrlls oi navigation Oh the raging canal, i- furnished by a kind friend al ihe seaport of HOltyIllc:
 The HoltYille Canoe Club organized some two weeks ago with a charter membership of four, las aioptei by laws and done considerable other bu-I- ne--. h also ordered the buildinz "i four canvas caun--. which were com pleted Saturday night ana n"lIc- duly given oi their launching tue follow ing day al z o clock sharp. hen the hour arrived nearly the entire population east of the Alamo wash wA- ai tie d"ck. The launching was a -ucc---, aud alter having their photograph taken ihr boat. embarked fnr R,le-' leyee '-tart- ing at ihe bridge south of H"luiile leading to Cale1icO) The -iaU wa- magnifcent--not even a quIrrr GO the air. nor a bubble ou tlir water being visible and the spectators departed i"r home to await the return of the fleet. 4 portion of the c-oWd went in the lry,e to meet the b0ats and lave picnic The hours Jassei Wcanly by th"-e who awaited their return, and their l"y wa- gaeat when the party appeared. The tale of their journey would nake the boldest novelist shuddrr. The bat man claimed that any oi th~ir nnmb"r conid give a complete map Of the ioi- tom oi th,. Alamo Wa-h, ani II ncccs- sary the DDct ,r, who hapl.r Co b. "i the party, cAn tell ti.e dliirreui '"fiun tious oi ihe bottom. Is Iar 'c'ran'. are heartily ratsG,d aud Nill give au- oiher exhibition next sunday.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
4 SlO0.OO0 SAL E
The Emerson Realty Company Buy
 Heavily at holtViIle

The Holion Town Company has sold 10 the Emerson Realty Company, for the round sum oi one hundrel thou sand dollars, the uusold portion of the lots and blocks in the town oi Holtville, also three hundred acres al lhr junction of the olton-luirrurlan" railway with the Southern Pacific, Imperial and Gulf branch
 Holton trains will run directly into Imperial. The road is expected to h. in operation in July. The rails are now about all here and the bridge material also. except ihe cement work.
 The world do move"
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

p~parmrnt ot the tutvttor. urhrd Siat.~
 ,,J oe,,, L,.- Auvrtr. Cal, May iPth.
 taA
 Nottyr i~ hereby given that WiLhtR CLARK .ot ttut-rat. Gal, has nit,i n"ti,r uI inirnts'n to make prtut 70 htA d~~syt.iaud clam Nu. ittu fur the NE ', S,,. .. Twp. |" <, x. " E, =. H NJ. t- turr the United states C"uimiss'"uef at hts uni,r tn iu prtiai, Cal Un Friday the ist da, ui JutN, lNI
 IIr uautr~ the tuilowing wituc~~r~ tn prove the complete irrigation aud fr,ihniati"n "t said land:
 Rs, ntund Henderson. of Sii-brr, Cal, Huft L. Nouuv uf Siisi,.,., Cal: Urnr, ]. Wilson. ot tntt,~riai Cal: Harry NInd~n H~nsrl "i luitS'- rtAi. Gal
 Al CROOkSHANk, RrgistrT May sSIuur x
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION.

D.fsa rtul~ut of the Interior. United States
 Land Oaics, LOs Angclss. Cal. May 2l~i.
 iNa.
 Nn,ir~ is hereby givsu that WILLIAM EL.- MF&DBRF of tnip~fiaI. Cal. as-ignc of Johu Con I. ha. filed nhtic~ of i.tteution to uak~ t.r.t stn hi. drseft-laud claim NO. li58, for the NFt Ssc. 23 Twp.i5 S. x. i5 r. \. E. NJ. t-- fore tbr United Siat~- Commissioner at b e otiicr in lmt~rial. Cal. on Wednesday, the bth dAt uf Juia. isb4.
 Hr nani~. thc follow tng sitn~s.rs to prove til. lulrte gati0u aud reclamation Of stid taud.
 A K Carrier. Mps~s r. Grove. Eugene Carri r, Willard r. G.iii~tt. all of tnifs-rial. Cal.
 Al. CROOKSHANK. Register. MaR E.-Juue 1s
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Ur-,sa rinirnt of the Interior. United States
 Land Ofirr. Los Angeles, Cal, May 2th,
 lsl
 Notice is hereby given that EMMA PARI- EEK uf i-u. Angeles. a~si 2Hre oi Villa m Erurr has filed notice of tuts uttou Co make proof on her drs~gt-land claim Nn. 14sl. for tii- North West Quarter Sec. ls, Tp- 10 \. K. i5 F.. S r.. NJ t~f0r~ C. S. Com nii siuner '. C. Ha- v~n- li hi. oflcr ai Imperial. Cal, on Friday ,h~ -th day oi Jaiy. isb4
 ~le name. tbr foIiowiu witnesses to proys ,hr -ou,p p'etr irrigation a ud reDama,iOn ot sa id land
 Daniel Pyle. Anton Pausk. Jas. K. Treat Jo-..rth Sokol, Jacob Bschrr, all ot Imperial, Cal
 Jane 4JEly9
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04

No. TIT. tss the sE .. Scy. it, Twp. is s, z. tl F. ~ e. NJ ts fpfr tHr United states C"iuuit~. .urf at hi. ofji,r iu tmf~ttsl, Cal, "n Friday trv sth day ot iui,. isA.
 ttr usntrs thc tuituv tnv wttnrssrs Go lf"vr tn. complete irrigation aud reclamation ot ~atd tauts - p W HrrvkrufidVr. HruU J. Wilson, Wal trt p Garr,. M,sss- q. Grove ail ot lmlEttal,
 ICRoOkSuANk. Resis,rr Ma, r tuur 1N
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04

pfoof ou hts ds-~ft-isnd eialm No. liJ fur the south Halt See. i9. Tp. is S, R. v E, S " Nc, e. love Register & Receiver at lruH Aug~irs, Cal. ou TucsdAV, the ilth day ot Juiy, tFOf. tc uamr~ the foiiuwin witnesses Go prove the complete irrigation aud reclamation ut said iAnd
 l. n Pararcttr ot tmp~riai, Cal; \. '. Plath nf tnip~fiai, Cal; Juht r. Hawk oi lnglrw o-si, l, Cal. Lrfuy (. Hawk oi lngicwUsd, Cal; W. N. pro~eU of imr~ftai. Cal
 4 l. .CROOkSIANK. Register. May E JuiN
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF ,-n-lcr Enn plnl lrATIoE

Dr.aftrf~nt of thr iuf~rior. United State
 .nt Omrs. I.-,. Aneel~s. Cal. May 2lst.
 lfA.
 N.tir Y. h,rrbf given thai DANIEL WEB ~TER uf ImlH.fial, Cal. DaA Sled u"titr "f in- tention tp uiaar pfupl un bis des~fi-land claim
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
MAY ORGANIZE A
NEW COMPANY
%--
Plan on Foot to Form
Another Naval Militia
Company
SFA-GOING MfN ARf. IN H
Ii is believed That the Company Can
Very ESelly be Organized if the
Proper Effort is Made-A
Former Officer Talks.

It is understood from good authority
that efforts will shortly be made to
organize another company of naval
militia In Brunswick, to take the place
of the company recently mustered out
.of service by the state. A prominent
|Brunswickian. who IL interested in the
organization was seen yesterday and
when question on the subject he said
Z am heartily in favor Of seeing
'another company organized In Drums
wick. and l am under the impression
that It can be very easiiy done
1T Is my idea however, that the
company should be organized among
the sea-going people of the port. With
thirty or forty members of this class
of our citizenry | believe the com
pany would be big success. They
would take more interest in the com.
pany's affairs than others of the city"
When asked If the company could
secure the equipment back should it
be organized he replied that equip
ment would be furnished Immediately
upon the formation Of the company
1t is to be- hoped that this scheme
will work out successfully and that
brunswick will soon have another
company Of naval miiitla,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
Camden Will Have Two
or Three Candidates
in the Field
TWO RAVE ANNOUNCED
Q. p. Rose and A. j. Lilies State Thai
They are in the Race. While One
Or TWO Others are Yet to
Be Heard from.

1t is Camdens time to nanHA the
senator from this, the Fourth district.
and it seems that there is going to be
genuine scramble for the place.
From all indications the candidates
were awaiting the decision of George
Carnegie, and now that he has given
It out that he win not be candidate
for the place, other candidates are
bobbing up from all sections of the
county, aud others are yet to be
heard from. Two we'll known Cam
den county men have announced.
They are d. P. Rose and A. j. Liles
Both OF these citizens of Camden
are well known in Brunswick. Mr.
Rose has represented Camden In the
legislature several times ana Is one
Of the best known and leading attor-
neys OF the county. It Is understood
that he did not ask for the place, but
that many Of his friends published the
announcement and that finally he has
agreed to make the race.
Mr.. Lilies is also well known here
where he resided for number OF
years.
1t is understood that ]. S. N. Davis,
Jrp Of Woodbyne viii Do be in the
race, and lively tinse Is generally
expected All three of the candidates
arc well known over the county and
have many supporters.
While Glynn and Charlton counties
are in the Fourth district they have
nothing whatever to do with naming
The candidate but only name delega-
tes to the senatorial convention in
structed to vote for inc candidate who
receives the highest number Of votes
in the Camden primary. However,
these two counties will watch the race
with more than usual interest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
OClLLA WAS VISITED
BY BRUNSWICK PARTY
DRUM FISHING AT cUmseRLANn
Manaser Miller Reports That They
Are Already Biting.

Rfana9er Miller Reports That They
Are Already Biting.
L. A. Miller. who IS managing the
hotel Cumberland. was IN the city
yesterday. Mr. Miller says he antic-
ipates q big season at the island this
year and already number OF people
have engaged accommodations.
Mr. Miller also reports that drum
are already biting at Cumberland and
that he has succeeded in landing so,.
eral large ones. The brunswick fish
ermen will be delighted to learn this
news, as each year any number OF
them visit Cumberland for the purpose
OF drum fishing. MIR Miller keeps the
hotel open at all seasons OF the year
and therefore the ilshcmen from this
city will have no trouble in finding
shelter when they so down on fish
ing trip. The manager is now pre-.
pared to entertain guests, and one or
two parties have already been down
for a short stay.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
sTARcHY FOOD.
II Works Havoc with Some.

Persons who eat wheat or oats which
have to be prepared by the cook fre
quently find that they are unable to
digest the starchy mass and bowel
troubles cnsue,
A lady in Toronto, Canada, speaks
lof her own case which is duplicated
lin every section of the country;
After eating porridge Of rolled oats
for breakfast for some time l began
to suffer with bilious dysentary and it
kept on in spite OF all kinds of
treatment until | was forced to the
conclusion that rolled oats caused the
trouble because | could not digest
them and therefore the starch fer
mented and kept up the dysentary.
so having heard that Grape-Nuts
food was pre-digested, | concluded to
quit the oats and use Grape-Nuts
Well, | felt benefit right away, but
had got in such a chronic state that
| it took nearly three months before |
was really cured.
"The improvement mentally was
as great as physically. l use Grape
Nuts for my breakfast and at times at
night if / am very tired and the re.
suit in strength and feel good is
line.
Il am entirely well now of my old
trouble. 1t never comes on me any
more" Name given by Postum Co.,
hattle Greek, Mich.
Ten days on Grape-Nuts fully cook
ed and predigested food in place OF
the soggy, sticky, starchy masses toe
often served for breakfast, is worth
trial and will work wonders. There's
a reason.
Get the miniature book, "The RoaC
to Wellvllle" In each package.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26

NO fighting REPORTED
a Few skirmishes Have Occurred But
Only Few Casualties are Re-
ported-other News from
Far East War.

Seoul, March 25.-Marquis Ito was
the guest of honor at banquet to.
day given by British Minister Jordan
ID the British colony.
Japanese scouts reported that they
discovered Russian south of the Yalu
and that the force is much stronger
than was at first thought.
Sympathy for Japan.
ST Petersburg, March 25.-The Ga.
zette, in leading article, maintains
that the proJapanese feeling among
commercial nations at the outbreak
OF the war is now being maintained,
showing fuller realization of the
so"th OF the japanese into a great
commercial country means the des-
truction of all Europeans have been
accomplishing in the Far East
A correspondent at Port Arthur has
interviewed Russian officer who -
turned from Shanghai The cficer
says that the British of that city are
rejoicing at the Japanese suecess so
far and bulletins are being distribu-
ted announcing the destruction of the
Russian fleet at Port Arthur.
Correspondents on the way to the
Far East report that prices along
the route are very high and supplies
cannot last longer than four months
The railroad is too busy with trans.
portation of troops to haul proyis.
ions. The military trains are pro
ceeding with the work with regularity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
COTTON GROWERS OFFER 9
TO Assist BIG BULL

Raleigh, N. G.. March 25.-Some of
the cotton farmers in this section
say that as an evidence Of the appre.
citation Of the great work which Sully,
the smashed cotton speculator. did
for the cotton raising farmers, they
are in favor Of giving him s5 each.
They say that if the hundred thous.
and growers Of cotton in the gouth
would do this Sully would be put on
his feet sagain, while the giver
would never miss the money.
They estimate that sully has put
$50,0000O0 in the hands Of tho grow
ers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
Hill HlTcHEs WITH HAaRlMAN
Railway Ma9nates Find Their Inter
ests are Diveraent.

ests are Divergent.
New York, March z5.-A hitch be-
tween Hill and Hartman over the dis
position Of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific guarantee on the Bur
lington joint per cent bonds was
chiefly responsible for the stock mar.
ket break, This is the basis for the
alleged dispute over the future con
trol OF the Northern Pacific
1t is understood tnat lhu claims
that unless the future control Of the
Northern Pacific is pun in definite
shape SO it can't be wrested from him
and his friends he might SOME umc
find the Great Northern compelled
to stand the entire guarantee Of Tie
interest over $2000OoOO burlington
bonds, should the northern Pacific
lail to do it's part
1t is said Hill would like the Eur
lington joint bonds divided into two
parts. The Great northern guaran.
teeing the interest on only half.
There is also some division as tc
how the Burlington surplus earnings
shall be made. No solution has vet
lbeen reached.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
PRIZE ESSAYS WANTED
FROM YOUNG FARMERS.

Athens, Ca, March 25.-The trus
teeg of the university have offered a
prize of tho yaluo of twenty-five dol
lars for the student In the department
of agriculture who writes the best es.
say on the a subject pertaining to agri.
culture that will be given by Profes
sor Johnson, OF the agricultural de
partment OF the university. Professor
johnson will announce the subject in
the next few days, and there will be a
large number Of contestants for the
prize. The prize will be awarded at
the commencement exercises next
June
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
'THE SINGER WAS ARRESTED,
Julian Walker Gets into Trouble in
Savannah

9aNdNIdtl+
The following from the Savannah
Press viii be Of interest in this city,
where Mr.. Walker once lived:
As Mr.. Julian Walker stepped from
his carriage last night 10 enter Law
ton Memorial. where he was to sing.
he was served with a suit Instituted
by his iormer wife. Mrs Alice e.
Walker. The legal document wa
handed 70 him BY deputy sheriff E.
S. Hartigan. who was IN waiting ior
him
Mrs Walter sues for the recovery
OF $l3S0o. which sine alleges she mas
expended in the care ana mainten-
lance Of Julian Walker, Jr., whom she
says is now confined in home for
weak minded children. She asks, also
that she be awarded whatever aad.t.
ional sum IS nece AIRY for his MAN.
tenance in the future.
The suit is brought by Mrs. Walker
as guardian and next friend Of the
minor child through attornes Twigss
and Oliver. She recltes that she was
married to Mr. Walker November rs,
1889. and ON June 2, 1902, obtained a
final decree OF divorce. AS the fruit
Of the union there was one son Julian
Walker, Jr., who is now Il years Of
|age.
1t is further related in the sult that
in February, 1898. Mr. Walker aban.
doned his wife and child ana removed
to New York, and fails and refuses TO
support either the child or Mrs. Wal
her. She submits thai 1t is the duty
lof MIR. Walker, under the law, TO adj.
lequateiy provide support and mainten,
ance for herself aud child. Since he
left her the wife contends that she
has expended 81 1850, OF her own mon
ey in caring for the child, which she
Iasks the court to allow her to re.
cover, as we'll as the further necss.
lsary amount for the support Of the
Iehild.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
RUSSIAN PLAYED TRAITOR
TO COUNTRY FOR $3.50

St. Petersburg, March 25.-Captain
Leontieff, of the St. Petersburg artil-
lery, has been arrested on the charge
Of selling military secrets to Japan,
Captain Irkroff, of the Manchurian
commissariat sercice, who was arrest
ed and awaiting trial by courtmar-
tial on the charge Of having sold
Information, ha8 petitioned the bar
asking for clemency. on the ground
that the information he sold to the
Japanese legation was not important,
He received only $3.50 for the infor.
nation, which consisted Of details OF
THE Russian commissariat service dur,
ing the Boxer movement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
AarIeuIturai soeletv to Meet.

The Glynn County Agricultural 80
cioty will hold its annual meeting
at the Office Of DR.. w. B. Burroughs
today at IL O'Clock. Among other
busina3s TO be disposed of, all officers
for the ensuing year will bo elected
and delegates to the state meeting,
which is to be held in Hawkinsville,
will also be selected. A full atten-
dance OF the members is requested
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
Case Comes un Today.

The case Of the Empire Timber com
pany, Of New YORK, VS.. Stubbs s. Co,
of this city. petition for Injunction
and receiver, an account Of which ap
peared exclusively in these columns
yesterday, is scheduled to come up
before Judge Paul E. seabrook, OF
the Atlantic Circuit, Ia Savannah to
day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
FLOATING ICE REPORTED
IN THE ANU RIVER.

Washington, March 25,-The follow
ing telegram has been received at. the
state department from United States
Minister ALLEN at Seoul dated to-
day;
The announcement is made in Sc
oul that Yangampho will be opened
and it is said that 1000 Russian troops
have advanced to the Anju river but
chat floating ice makes the crossing
extremely difficult. There has been
some slight skirmishing but few cas-,
ualties so far.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
PANAMA ARMY SEEMS TO
TO BE BADLY BROKEN UP

Panama, March 25.-By a recent de
cree the Second battalion of the Pa
mama troops on the isthmu3 was dis
banded, leaving one battalion Vessels
comprising the Panama navy are Of
fered for sale.
Fire at Bocas Del Toro.
Owing to the recent fire at Boeas
Del Toro four government secretaries
have been sent there to study the
means to be taken to repair the dam
ages. They sailed last night taking
with them relief supplies. Almost the
entire commercial part of the place
was burned on March G. The loss is
q half million.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
Mabel PaIae Coming.

Managers Fleming & Waff have
closed with the Mabel Paige Company
to al weeks engagement at the
Grand beginning Monday, April 1S.
Miss age na surrounded hereself
with an excelle Il company this sea
son waich las won the distinction
.oi kons tnl best popular priced at
itactIcn II the south
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26

Sunday at 1915 a. m, the young
peoples meeting will be in charge
of the Baraca class. Subject Jesus
work for His Couatry. What Can | do
lor Mine? The subject wiz be dis
eussed in its yarioua aspects by sew
er1l young men. Usual services at
il a. N and 7,45 p. N. conducted by
the pastor. "Hell--Where is it, what
is it and Why is it?" will be the
theme sunday night. Sunday school
3 30 p. m. annual election OF officers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-26
Tim Murphy MAY Come.

Managers Fleming & Waff stated to
a News reporter yesterday that they
were making efforts to secure Tim
Murphy tho great comedian, to fill
the boards at the Grand one night
in the near future. 1t seems that
Mr.. Murphy and his company will
play Jacksonville at an early date
and will then take rest in that city
and it is to be hoped that he can be
ssam<@ W. ase here.