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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-05-01
3. p. EGGS.
FOR SALE

Plymouth Rocks and Brown
Leghorus exclusively. my entire
time given TO the business. Illus
trated catalogue free. Write to
day. w. A. Ellis.
Rosa. Ala
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Eggs

1kkS
Eggs from Buff Turkeys $500
for -. White Mandates
Dunssan and Billings strain sl.2s
per Il Barred Rocks Champion
from Sl.00 TO LIS aud 81 SO nv
Rocks lay Christmas eggs and
win prizes too.
J.W. Upchurch
Bcnevola Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-05-01
Eggs.

Golden Wyandott eggs. Stock
from Vanderbilt Bil,more farm
81 so for Is.
JErER. CorIIcorr.
Coldwatter Miss.
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OSLO
Silver Laced Wyan-
dottcs.

Three pS's point pull
let's. ,icing Tor frs; prize
at Mississippi Poultry
Show 1904. One OF which
won first at North Ala
bama Poultry Show 1904,
Owned and bred by Oak
Lawn Poultry Yards.
Aberdeen. Miss.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
BARRY BAILEY. ERROR.

This Department wH! be a educational department, and TO sui:
1t to the readers, ~e *ul gladly answer ali questions pertaining 20
Poultry in these columns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
The Tanning o. The shrew.

To be presented by Sanford Dodge
and his talented company Thursday
May l2sh. Is enc of Shakespeare
most brilliant comedy creations. ],
combines bright comedy situations
with an interesting story. showing
how a wife can be governed. Seats
are now on sale at Mrs. Warnings.
"T'he Tanning of the Shrew,n which
combined With the bright. oneact play
entitled "tsrlngoire the Ballad Mon
GER win be ne rost Interesting pro
gram 10. be gtsen BY Mr. Dodge and
his company,ss
The story Of Gringoire tells how a
man may win bride IN one hour. In
the play OF Gringiore, TO be given by
Mr.. Dodge, in connection with the
Tanning of the Shrew,. GringoIre says
In speaking OF the poor people whom
be represents:
Common people are your cattle,
Born 20 labor and obey
Work them. tax them. spurn them
kill them;
poyerty's crime today"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
Rociada Happenings
Editor Daily Optic:

Editor Daily Optic:
RocIADA, n. Ma. May ss--The
weather IS so dry that al planting has
been stopped excepting places 10 which
water can be conveysd,.b irrigatiG2
bitches. We have hA6fd of rain at
several places within nv miles but
here think we are like the old color.
ed man, "the Lord done forgot us
shore.
Ranger Tom Stuart With the help oi
a number Of citizess, is fighting a
terrible forest fire In and. around DAILY
canyon. The Are started some time
yesterday and with the help Of the
wind has spread over large area
and everything y 70 dry that II viii
be diflcult to st the flames under
control.
Unlike the crops, the summer re-
sorts are doing . fair business this
year and the outlook points TO better
times = the year advances. There
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
engine Goes
OVER BANK
AxlAl \ On New York, New
81 and Hartford At
Port Chester
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK
Engineer and Firemcn Killed.
Theory That Accident Was
Caused BY Death of En-
gineer At His Post

e NEW YORK, May 10. The fireman
and engineer were killed when the
Federal express on the New York.
New Haven 4 Hartford railroad left
the tracks while crossing bridge at
Port Chester The locomotive ana
tender plunged down an embankment
seventy.seven feet. None Of the cars
went over. although OF the six cars
three were wrecked. The train was
running at high rate OF speed and
one Of the suggested possible causes
OF the accident iS31hat the engineer
may have died post. The wreck
Cd train ch carries much
treasure Eile carried armed
guards q ~ Of train wreckers.
but q carel lsestigation discovered
nothing to c0lmect train wreckers with
the accident.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
United States
District Cour,

AT 1890 this morning the second
day 'ssession Of the fourth judicial dis.
trict court was opened with due for
mality The first businesa was filling
u panel of the grand 1afy from special
|venire issued yesterday. That body
was complsted as follows:
Teodore Casaus, n. M. Lopez. CAndi
DO oleno, w. II Runner. Frank stew,
ems. Lorenzo Baca. Juan p. Chavez
Expefidion Sanchez, Juan SandovaI
Phil Doll, Martin Garcia, 4, N Gal
legos, John 3. Clark, D. b R>xtokson
M, Greenberger, Pillar Abeyiys, Juan
Lopez, Jose de Ia Crux Pima. 4. ]. Tau
pert. Domingo Fresquex Jose Ma
Bnstos.
John s, Clark was named q fore
man and after Instructions from the
bench The Jury withdrew to begin their
duties.
h
Then came the call for petit Jurors
for the United States. resulting In the
Following selections:
,. WinaEs. James saxton, w. o
Wood, Frank waring. Filomeno crss
pin, Antonio Argdello. 4. b. McNalr
Manuel Martinez. Herman HELD, ANA
do Hidalgo, A. c, Erb. w, w. Gibson
Jno. papen. NJ. H. Dice, D.. j. Aber
Bias Madrid. Romulo BIea. Juan lara
milo, vacilio Lopez. Juan silva, Dion
icio Castellano, s. r, Dcarth, Ramon
| Valdez
Oscar Troy Of Ration was excused
because his sheep interests would suf
fer seriously by absence at this par
ticular time; j. II. Williams Of Santa
Rosa because he Is In sols charge o.
a large business and could procure n,
substitute on short notice X. b
Schoonmaker was regarded ineligibk
because OF connection with newspa
per and the temptation to tell all b.
might learn.
w. w. Gibson plead TO be let on be
cause his Ice cream business demand
cd strict attention, but the Judge de.
clared the weather was yet too cold
for Ice cream and Glib had to stick
Here recess was taken until 3 O'Clock
this afternoon when the real business
Of the court will begin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
Etbno.oaIeaI Club.

The Ethnological club held wen at.
tended meeting It the home OF Prof.
Layton last night. The club voted to
expend the surplus funds In the treas
|ury in buying books that will prove
useful in promoting the objects Of the
organization. Several members OF the
club who VIII visit the large cities dur
Ing the summer volunteered to make
La search for useful literature. Miss
Ball spoke on Indian Photography.
Pueblo government and religion and
led the discussions on ihesp subjects.
The meeting two weeks from last
night will be the last until after the
holidays. 1t Will be held at the home
Of Col. r. Il. Twitehell Col. Twitcheil
viii speak on hia personal reminis-
eenses Of Bandolier. Mrs Crockett
will discuss the domestic arts of the
pucblos and Mr.. Chapman will de-
scribe the Stone Lions Of Cochiti.
4
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Mr.. Hooley
Arrested

Il Il 4 y 4 ! VI n
LONDON, May 10. Earnest Toral
Hooley, whose meteroric career and
company promoting, few years ago
astonished the financial world, was ar
rested today in London on the charge
|uf conspiracy and attempt 10 defraud
Hooley's colossal bankruptcy and pro
ceedings arising therefrom were the
sensation of 1898. Since then he has
been connected with various promo
tions, some Of which let to court pro
ceedings. Henry J. Lawson, another
company promoter, was also arrested
today In connection with the Hooley
charges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
MONUMENT IN HONOR or
CONFEDERATE soLDiERo

TARBoRo. \. G., May i0.--With
impressive ceremonies and In the pres
ence of large and distinguished
crowd OF spectators, the cornerstone
of the Confederate soldiers monument
was laid here today. The ceremony
was conducted under the auspices Of
the Masonic order Grand Master w.
8 Liddell. of Charlotte. officiating. The
address Of the day wes deliyevd by
Congressman Claude Kitchin
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Japs to Visit
4 Rice Lands

NEW ORLEANS, La, May To-
About the first OF June a number Of
the Japanese now at 81. Louis win
R3ye for Louisiana and Texas for a
mp through the rice country. About
the ssme tlmea party Of more than 100
Japanese who are now enroute from
Japan for san Francisco will reach
Houston Latter they will settle in
the rice country and become rice farm.
ers Two members Of this party, II
Is said, are bringing with them more
than 100000 each With whichto pur-
chase rice lands and sstdrt Japanese
colonies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

Judge Won't
Hold Court

4 ii q
TELLuRIDE, Colo. May l0.--By d
decision which meets much approval
Judge Stevens shortly after the dis
trict court was called to order FOR the
May term this morning adjourned the
May term of court, thus refusing tc
hold tba court Under the military con
ditions In the district. No action was
taken on Che application TO make per
mancnt the injunction granted as
ouray restraining The citizens ain
ance and mine owners from interfcr
Ing with the return Of the deported
miners to their own homes in Tellu'
ride.
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japanese Drive The Russians Before Them After Drag
sng Guns To Heights Supposed To Be
UnsurmQuntable
REP0RTGNNCTURE RUSSIAN SQUADRON AFTER BIG SEAFGH7

u
SfiAN.HAI-KWAN. 8. p. M May 10,
Il IS reported that the first Japanese
army corps having followed the Rus.
slams retreating from the Yalu river.
overlook them twenty miles north Of
Liao-Yang yesterday and1a severe en-,
|gagement ensued The Japanese
dragged their guns up hills believed
to b. insurmountable The Russians
thereupon continued 10 retreat north,
\ division Of the first corps u ap-
preaching New Chwang. Nineteen
women, who werekthe last civilians to
leave NeW.Chwang arrived here last
night and confirmed thereports Of The
evacuation Of New-Chwang.
kuropatkin Silent.
ST PETERSBURG. 2:15 p. M, May
Although 1t is hardly credited
here, as it Is known that General
kuropatkin is withdrawing his ad-
vance posts along the Manchurian
littoral on Liao-Yang, II is announced
this morning from Mukden that the
railroad between Port Arthur and
Lioa Yang has been repaired and is
working. HaiCheng north Of New,
Chwang Is already reported to have
been evacuated, but there is nothing
official on this point The Russian
garrison still remains al New-Chwarg,
but the abandonment Of that place Is
considered only question of few
days There Is a complete absence
of official information. The authori.
ties are silent concerning General Ku.
|ropatkin's plans. only declaring that
his tactics win be yindicated. The
report Of the appearance Of the enemy
at Kwan.Tien-Sien, on the Mukden
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

are several guests AZ the Hainlen
house and those at The Cutler houst
during The past week were: T. Won
Schrenk, New York Miss Ruth
Thomas, Philadelphia Albert Denton
Miss Denton. Mrs. y b. Roseberry
Las Vegas; George Carpenter. st
Louis; Mr. Ogle, Las Vegas.
The engine. boiler and pump hays
started work at the Rising Sun minc
On Copper mountain and,the water Il
being rapidly lowered. II will, how
ever. take several days to clean the
shaft and drifts 50 as TO make them
at 10 work in. Other mining claims
are al a standstill at present, bul
we hope to report In the near future
that other extensive work, now con
templated, has begun.
The experimental tie station con
tinues TO put out railroad ties at tho
rate Of about 450 per month and viii
continue at this rate until about Al
gust. G
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
Death of
Henry Stanley

LONDON, May 1O.--sir Henry NJ.
Stanley, African explorer, who died at
. this morning, was conscious to the
last and recognized hia wife. Before
he died. he expressed a wish to be
buried At his country seat, Furxe Hill,
Firbright Surrey, The question. how.
ever, IL being discussed Of burying
him beside Livingston in West Minis.
ter abbey. 'ss s
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road, causes some dtsauietude. The
report is three days old. Only small
detachments Of infantry and cavalry
appeared, but it is possible they were
to advance 10 the skirmishers Of Gen.
Kuroki's fourth division who we're sent
northward to protect the Japanese
right flank. If the Japanese could
get on this road above Lao Yang, the
Russian position would be threatened
The papers here seem more concerned
about the effect OF the Japanese sue
#cesses upon the Chinese than about
the ultimate result OF the campaign.
The admiralty declares positively that
the report Of the destruction Of the
destruction Of the armored cruiser
Rurik Is false
Reserves Called out.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1o.-The
Imperial ukase, issued today. calls
out the reserves In several districts
In the governments Of Poltava, Kursk,
Kharkoff, Ryanzan. Kaluga and Tula,
with q view to the completion Of the
units to be sent TO the far east from
the military districts Of Kieff and Mos
COW.
A Russian Denial
ST. PETERSBURG, May lO.--A
semipficial dispatch from Mukden,
dated today, denies the reports that
the Japanese have captsiod Pow Dal.
ny.
Railway Restored.
ST. PETERSBURG, May lo.-vice.
roy Alexieff telegraphs the emperor as
follows
The railroad has been recaptured
and Is being repaired" /"
According 10 information received
d, the genral utiT. the bridge Ilown
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
SOUTHERN VEHICLE MAKERS
MEET m ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, May l0.-The an.
nual meeting Of the Southern Vehicle
association began here today at the
Piedmont hotel Two hundred vehi-
Gle manufacturers from Richmosl Z
valdosta, Birmingham. Nashville. NG'
Orleans and other cities Of the south.
are In attendance. The convention
will remain in session three days and
will be given over to the discussion OF
the various questions q live interest
10 the trade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
LuMsER MAN coMMiTs
SUICIDE IN BOULDER.

BOunpER, Colo, May 10.--Ernes,
LeMoyne France, manager Of the Ern
estsGrill lumber yard, committed sui
cid today by shooting. Since com
ia9 hsre be had been In private san
itarium I portion Of the time for ner
vous pfostrstion. II is presumed bus
mess cares and his nervous condition
induced him to take the stsR
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
FOURTH INDIANA DISTRICT
TO NOMINATE DIXON.

RISING SUN. Ind.,M May 1o..-Lincoln
Dixon, OF Mount Vernon, is the only
candidate FOR the congressional nomi,
nation before the fourth district Dem
ocratic convention in session here to
day, and be will probably be named by
acclamation The district il over
whelmtngg Democratic and his cleo,
ti0n is assured.
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70 NAME A SUCCESSOR IN
DICKS OLD DISTRICT.

WARREN, Ohio, May l0.--The Rep
ublican congressional convention 81
the nineteenth district is In session
here today TO nominate a candidate tc
succeed Senator Dick. There aresthree
names before the convention: W. ri
Crafts, Of Manrua. w a. Thomas, oi
Niles, and y, r I.ampson, of Ashtabu
la Mr.. Lampson Il reading clerk q
the house Of Representatives at Wash
ington. @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
ARRANGEMENTS ron THE
St4ARkEY.cALLAcHER MILL

UTICA, N. Y, May fO.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the
wrestling bout at the state arnory to-
night between Tom sharkey, the pugi.
list, and Dennis Gallagher. Of this city.
Both men have been training faith
fully since the match was made and
an interesting bout is expected to be
the result.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

ed The Brazilian troops under The
command Of General Medieros. started
from Mancos, going directly TO the
front when the dispute became acute.
Despite the importance Of this news.
IL is the general opinion at Rio JAnero
that there win be no war with Peru.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
BRAZILIANS DEFEAT
ARMY OF PERUvIANS

NEW YORK. May Io.--A dispatch
from Mancos announces than an i'm.
portant battle has been fought be.
tween the Brazilian forces and the
Peruvians. near the river chandles.
The Peruyians we're completely rout.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS
AL FOR ROOSEVELT.

TRENTON, N. j., May 1O.--The re.
publican state convention Is in session
this afternoon to elect delegates 10 the
national convention. There are no
contests and Roosevelt instructions
will be given 10 delegates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
RlklLRoAD AlR.sRAkE
MEN ARE IN aE EssloN

BUFFALO, N. III. May lo-The AM
socialion Of Railroad Air-Brake Men
began Its eleventh annual meeting in
Buffalo today, Between two and three
hundred officials N charge 81 the air.
brake departments Of the various rail
roads Of the United States, Canada and
Mexico are In attendance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
ELECTRIC COMPANY
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL

scHNEcTADY. \, May lo.--At
q meeting Of the dirsctors of the Gen.
eral Electric company here today, fol.
lowed by meeting of the stockhold.
ers, an increase b ys,s25.ooo in the
capital stock OF the company was. au-
thorIzed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

arrived and Nudge says they win not
bc put to work today II they DO AZ
rive. He says further the Banta ~
l. having no trouble with IT. engines.
It ID stated that Vice President Buck
alew has gone to Chicago 10 coafsf
with Third Vice President Kendrick Of
!! 1he Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
Pyramids
From Canada
BUILT FROM ORES AND METALS
FROM THE DOMINION AND
PROCLAIM THE VAST RE-
SOURCES OF THE
GREAT NORTH
COUNTRY.

ST LOUIS, May 10.--Canada's great
mineral wealth il admirably exempli.
fed BY an attractive exhibit in the
Palace Of Mines and Metallurgy at the
Worlds Fair. The display is the lar
rest ever made by Canada at any ex.
position. Explorers have yentured Of
late years as far north as thousand
miles from the boundary line between
the United States ane Canada in
search Of new fields, ma the auest has
not been In vain.
Canada occupies Space Of 5000
square feet near one Of the main en-,
frances, adjoining the United States
government section in the mines
building. The exhibit is not confined
to show cases, but unique and striking
mass displays are made. AS Canada
supplies more than one-haIf Of the
worlds production of nickel and nine.
ty per cent OF the worlds pro.
duction Of asbestos, these TWO ores
are given a prominent place in The
exhibit. They are displayed in The
form Of large pyramids. The pyramid
of nickel weighs seventeen tons, and
the one Of asbestos fourteen ions,
Two other pyramids are shown, one
Of cornndum. weighing fifteen tons,
and another of mica.
These pyramids illustrate the pro,
cesses the ores undergo in the trany-
ition from the crude state to the finish
ed product For example in the nickel
pyramid the ore as turned out Of the
mine forms the base; above Is sec.
tion containing lie pTcduc, cltcr the
roasting process. Atoye this Is a
aeesicn rou.s ining ths copasr aad
nickel matte, and the apex is finishes
id the reni;A article surmp'I:.:ing
the pyramid IS a statue scuIptured out
OF the refined nickel and typically
Canadian in design
A feature OF the exhibit holds q
piare IN the rear wall Of the section
and resembles 4 mantle In shape.
Three tall columns on either side are
joined by large arch, the top Of
which ii fifteen feet from the door.
The columns and arch are built up In
sections composed OF representative
minerals from every province In the
Dominion. In the center Of the arch Is
a rich exhibit Of gold from the Yukon
and British Country mines.
Coal holds a prominent place In
she display. Specimens are shown
from all fields. from Nova Scotia on
the Atlantic to Vancouver Island on
the Pacific. Most Of the coal used
by the Pacific squadron of the United
States navy comes from the Vancouver
mines. Gold, copper ores and silver
lead ores are shown In large
quantities are are also chrome iron
and manganese iron ore. Seventyfye
table cases contain minerals arranged
according to their geographical loca.
tion.
In one portion Of the section Is the
ofiice Of the superintendent, r. l.
who has charge Of the en-.
tire mining exhibit The Canadian
section in the palace OF Mines and Met
allurgy Is Of great interest not only to
those who are Interested in mining but
to the layman. and "A, . rendezvous
ior cansdisa visItoyys' Y1sl(
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10
GERMAN CRUISERS SAIL
FOR PoRT-Au.PRiNcE,

ST. THOMAS, d. w. II. May TO-.
The German cruisers vineta, Gazella.
Falk and Panther, which We're 10 have
sailed today for Newport News. viii
leave instead for Port-Au-Prince, Hay.
y. It Is reported revolution has
broken out there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

There is a change in bell boys at
the Plaza because the late incumbent
was caught breaking the eighth com.
mandment and is today before the Jus.
Tee Of thepeace to make good
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-10

mp by the Jautpesr near Port Adaius
has been repa'rct and the uermanenl
way Is uninjured The general stan
has no information 10 explain the
withdrawal of the Japanese from the
railroad. II isrepor;ed that Genera
Stoessel has successfully engaged and
driven on the enemy. The admir-
ATTY today heard from vladivostock
The Rear Admiral reports the squad
ron there and all well.
Blo Sea Fight.
ST. PETERSBURG, 7.49 p. M, May
10.--The foreign embassy here profes,
ses 10 have information to the effect
that the viadivostock and Port Arthur
squadrons have effected juncture af-
ter naval battle In which the Japan.
ese lost three cruisers and the Rus,
SLAMS two and one torpedo boat des-
troyer.
Ldhuing at kai-Gnau.
NEW CHWANG. May 9. delayed
in transmission )--of Ave Russian reg.
iments which are stationed here, four
have left already and the Others have
been ordered 10 leave today A report
has been received here from 4 reli-
able source Of Japanese landing at
Kai-Chau Bay, and that a feint land.
ing was made some fifty miles south,
The Japanese are said to be $1,000
strong This report. however skon,
tradicted.
Cotton contraband.
ST PETERSBURG, May 1O.---(l2.2O
D. m.)-An Imperial order. declaring
cotton to be contraband Of war. was
officially gazetted this morning. Gen,
Huber has been appointed commisary
general Of the Russian army In Man.
churia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-07
Society

General Convention. Protestant Epis-
copaI Church.
On account of the above occasion
which convenes October 5 to rs the
Southern railway viii sell tickets on
October 2 and 9 to Boston, Mass, at
rate Of 1920 for the round trip. Tick
otg will be good returning until Octo-
her 81 and stop overs viii be allowed
at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
irgton. For Pullman reservations,
schedules or other information call on
.: address
&. n. Houseman.
Phone161. General Agent.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-07

TT MUST BE YOU-That wants to
make an Investment in Brunswick real
estate That will pay YOU SO IL per
cent. Now is the time for YOU. AID.
dress J. w. w, city, 20S Bay street.