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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

,ss.. 49, Hls :.
The following persons were granted
marriage licenses during the past week
BY the county olork
John Evans, Salt Lake. Marion
Whitaker Salt Lake
A. n Balm, san Lake, Marie Han.
kon, bingham Junction
Louis ", CrtchloW AloYundrla, mdi
Katherine Dwyer, SAT- Lake,
j. g. Reed, DcnNoG 'OlQ,i Mary
Point, Salt Lake,
Wllhm j, Mack New York Eva
Pearl Blair ogden,
swon poarson Eureka, Addio Nig'
I'M, salt LAKE,
Lowh w. Mondonhall Anaconda,
Mont, Caroline N, spocoyluS Mlnno.
apolls, MINI
Orlando l., Bradley gnll Lake Vllato
Hampshire, M, pleasant
Myron Aldrlch, NJ Pleasant, Mabel
Nelson, Spring CITY
Hammond Ferguson, Cottonwood,
Blanche Loader, Murray
Archie ", lBorst, SAT- Lake, Ella NJ,
Anderson, bingham Junction.
Hurry II Grlilllh, salt Lake. Mildred
Swenson, snll Lake,
chris G., Christensen, sull Lake. Annie
NJ Russell Salt Lake
rhne. o. Alexander East NH creek
Nellie Fryer. Cottonwood,
william j, O'Nollh Nalt Lake, Mabel
NJ burns, Splt Lake
James n, Bowler chicago H. Annie
Sweeney chicago, Ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Tho wedding of Miss Lizzie Emery
and Edward Hall took place ON rhurs.
day night the ceremony being per.
formed by the father of the bride, Blsh.
op George ", Emery The rooms wcro
ouillully decorated aud n large mum.
Der Of relatives nnd friends were pross
eni TO extend good wishes, The bride
WAS charming IN her dainty wedding
gown and the aflair was most delight.
fnl one, Mr., and Mrs, Han have gone
TO Denver FOR u bridal trip,
Harry Madison VIII entertain the
Gaioty club FOR n days outing ON the
lake In his yacht sunday leaving at
10 a, m,
Mr. rnd Mrs, David Keith have gone
to Terminal island. col
Mrs Mary A, Harrison announces
tho engagement OF her daughter, Cor.
trude A., 10 Edward George, The mar.
rlogc win ttso place In the early fall
Miss Addio Zane ontertnIns next
Thursday IN honor OF Miss lIoiso Shor.
man and Miss Stella salisbury,
Misa Helene and Bcss Crlzor enter.
tain at a licnslngton next Tuesday
morning IN honor OF their guest Miss
Ethel McElroy OF Omaha,
Next Friday night win take place the
dance at the University club,
cob and Mrs. ~ W. clayton, Miss
Sybelln Clayton and Mrs, Won Grave
Jones leave tomorrow for the Clayton
ranch In East canyon whore they
VIII spend n few DAYS
senior Alberto Jonas leaves tomor.
row Tor San Francisco,
Mrs. Charles Lawrence, children and
maid have returned from two weeks
trip at the Walker farm, wherc they
have been the guests OF Mrs, Ray Wall
ker.
Mrg, Lynn, Miss Gladys Lynn. Wall
lace Lynn and Mrs. Kolers were guests
IN tho city yesterday on their way
10 Yellowstone park
Mrs. George ", curtis entertained In.
formally NJ luncheon on Thursday IN
honor OF Miss Constance Minor OF
Berkeley, Cal. The decorations were
IN pink, sweet peas and pink Japanese
fans being used, The other guests were
Mrs, j, G. Hooper, Mrs. &, Stanley
Price, Misses Curtis and Hale,
Mrs John Woodward and Miss Judge
viii give dancing party next Tuesday
night az Fort Douglas, IN nonor or two
brldes.elcct, Miss stella salisbury ana
Miss lllose sherman,
Mrs, Arthur u, Witchor entertnined
Lynn OF New Jersey
Mrs, Rudolph AIN was one Of yes.
tcrdays hostesasi, giving nm informal
luncheon In honor OF Mrs, kcllors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
CAPTAIN BURT,
EX-sHER|FF, DEAD.
Saved as Soldier 10 the Philip
pIpss aud Returned Home
A Sick Man.
Ne GREW GRADUALLY WORSE.
,n,I las, Night sl the Ilsmc Of His
Mother ou First strsst'-s0u Of
Chief Of Police Burt

raptaln Andrew J. Burt died last eve-
.a, n, Ma mothers residence IN this
.,w kS First street, from a complica'
,,,n az stomach, kidney and liver trou-
lSlS. A, tho age Of ~, Thus one OF
N, most familiar fuccs In Salt Lake Is
lana forever Capt. "Andy" Burt new
!, recovered from the effects OF tho
philippine climate, which lnally COM
YELLED Ms return 10 this country. af'
.laoA with a complication OF ailments
,Nleh M, was never 10 overcome, Ito
"a. ,hc son OF chief Of Police Andrew
Ia pur Of this city, whose tragic death
h, 1884 AT the hands OF o negro criminal
ana tho atler's prompt lynchIng are
matters OF well known local history,
Tho deceased was educated IN the
sall Lake public schools, and learned
mo trade NJ n carpenter IN the Union
pacific shops, served also az u fireman
on Inc road, and then Joined tho Salt
iake polce force, Capt. Burt was
CHOSEN sheriff OF Salt Lake county In
,iW 10 which once he was twice re-
0lofll1t lflilI Nv VIM " fhN'U w WV
STATE prison. and also served ms n dc.
'etlye,
,he eg.shorIN enlisted IN troop. sco-
ond United states volunteer cavalry,
and became second lieutenant, and
,hen nrst lieutenant, remaining IN COM
mand " the troop IN Florida IN tho alb.
.ence NJ capt wash Young, on doinoh-
"a duty. NE was subsequently hppolnt-
"a 10 q caplaincy IN the Thirty.hfth
limited states volunteer infantry, aud
made a most excellent record In tho
Islands as No had In Florida, Captain
Bur, was appointed captain OF police
N Manila nt the close OF the war; his
rr,cIncl covering the 'Tendcrloin"
Sickness compelled him TO Rlyc up and
return home Since tina, time, the cap.
lain has steadily failed He leaves a
number Of relatives In this city, his
mother Mrs Ann Burt, son, and u
brother, Detective Joseph Burt Of the
police force, The deceased was well
Known all over the state, ana his death
viii be regrolted by many friends,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
TRAMPS' TERRIBLE
TORTURE OF BOY.
Burn His Foot With Matches Be,
cause His Dinucr Pail Was
Empty,
POLICE WORKING ON the CASE.
flcndlsh Act Leaves Elsht Year 0ld
Lad In Painful Condl, lou ~-. De.
tails Of the Cruel Deed,

one ~ the most brutal crimes that
over occurred IN Utah Was committed
last evening ~ the Rio Grnnde Vest
cfn yards by two inhuman wrotuhos
upon an S.ycar.old hoy, Walter OAR
tet, son OF Daniel Garbot,, Of " Nell
son avenue,
Because he had no food IN the din.
nor pail he WAS carrying, the ncnds
took the boy 10 place where they
would not be- observed, and removing
one Of his shoes and stocking, they
burned the sole OF ne foot with matches
Until the poor ll'llo fellow nearly faint
cd from the agony, Ills right foot was
bllatorsd and his clothing torn IN his
struggles 20 escape from the cowprdly
rUflinna, Tho boys screams Of pain were
sllilod by ono OF the brutos holding his
hand over the lads mouth,
After being released the hoy made
his way painfully 10 Waterman Kendall
and told His story Ilc managed 10
point out tho mon 10 the Waterman
but the latter was unable 70 capture
them
The boy had taken his fathers dim
nor 10 him, and was returning with
the empty pail whom the two men ac.
coslod him, one Of the fellows was DE.
scflbod ms being about 80 years " age
while the other was about 20.
wait q minute there, boy" cried one
of the mon The boy was frightened
ana stopped,
"liavr rOu go, any grub In that
bucket demanded one Of them. Young
tiarbotl replied that the pall was empty,
lie wns then asked II he could get
something 10 eat Ito said he could not.
The brulea then throw the lad down,
removed his shoe ana stocking and be-
san burning his foot with sticks and
matches.
Tho boy managed to limp home and
told his awful story 10 his mother
Soothing lotions were NJ once applied
To the Injured foot, but II win be Sow
olal days before he II able TO walk
alOund
The police were notified aa soon ms
possible and every effort made TO appro-
hond the fcnds The police are silll
working on the case and hone 10 oap-
tnro The men II they do tho reception
they gct win probably be hotter than
the IRE they applied to their helpless
victim,
$
After q bath try saltaIr cafe for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
LAST CHANCE TONIGHT.
'ompeli viii Fall and Fireworks Blaze
IL a Fisal Performance

THO PANS Fireworks display WIN he
N'n IN Nall Lake for the last time TO.
Nsnl Tho final performance viii be
'narac'eritd by some excellent spo-
u" features az have those that have
'uu throughout the week, Those per.
,Sgnms VINO have not yet visited walkers
h'1 70 witness the biz pyrolcchnIc
s1,aso should do 80 this evening, The
,Mlnfe TO do 10 WIN cause them 10
lon, "'''''''o"H pro"up'
hasl night the Elks had a bin time
we DISPLAY IN fact II was their
hlghl The head OF "A maenlacen, fowr'
Footed OK burned brilliantly from ,hc
sT'al steel frame erected FOR A. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
A LINCOLN PICTURE OF 1850.

Bloomington, lll-Tho late Judge
Thomas r. Upton OF this city was proud
OF picture ~ Abraham Lincoln which
In tho possession " the Upton family ana
IN carefully preserved,
II W mnalli being only an inch and a
half IN length II IL enclosed In a leather
case with an oval glass such as was used
IN those days, Lincoln appeared In all
hair was awry, ana the prominent check
bones and angular face with tho molo on
the Side Of the nose all show as plainly
ny II the man was standing before tho
observer II N conceded that the picture
Is one N tho few early portraits Of the
llshod .--ChicnRo News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
THE GOOD OLD WAY.

a severe cold or attack OF Ia grippe
" like a fire, the sooner YOU combat Il
the better your chances are 10 over
power II. hut few mothers IN this age
are willing TO do the necessary work
required 10 give n good od-fashloned
reliable treatment such az would be od.
minlpterod by their grandmothers,
backed by Bochoc's German syrup,
which was always literally used IN con
ncotion with tho home treatment OF
colds and Is stll IN greater household
favor than any known remedy. hut
even without the application Of the old.
fashioned aids German Syrup VIII cure
n severe cold IN quick time. II will
cure colds IN children or grown people,
II relieves the congcstod organs, allays
tho irritation, and effectively stops the
cough Any child VIII take t. II In
Invaluable In q household OF children,
Trial size bottle, 2bci regular size, 7bo.
FOR sale by all druggists.
rho Diving Horses twice each day at
Snltnlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
sCHETTLER REALTY SOLD,

The fact tina, the dog days. OF the
Real Estate market are on Is advanced
IN the reason for tho slow movement OF
the Bohcttlor realty by Trustee Gould
y, blakely However, several pieces
have been sold, including the MIL
Creek lot, which figured IN the Morgan
controversy, the lot NJ Pleasant Green,
and sections of the WHITE Salt Lake
addition, Tho creditors viii be called
together Aug. 10 approve the sales,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
hit HER WITH A POKER.
Case 10 pollos Court m Result Of Cont.
mental Rooming House Row,

In Judge Dlchl's court this morning,
Dan Arthur q MINER was tried ON Che
charge Of assaulting Mrs, Lizzie Voes,
coored, with poker The trouble
sreN out OF Mrs Voss attempting TO
take hcr lb'ycor.old daughter away
from the Continental roomlngh ousc,
who're u II said tho Girl had been ur-
field
After Che evidence was all In. the
coufl took the case under ndvisomcnt
nll Monday afternoon at 2 oclocl.
Thc Bradilcld woman was arralgncd
on We charge OF procuring, and win
po given a. preliminary hearing before
Judge Dlehl next Thursday, In de-
,eull ~ $3.50 bonds she was committed
10 the county Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
BCRuBLADY's FAMILY.

II, Hinton Perry, the sculptor, " 70.
sponslbIo Tor tho following story Of the
"scrublndy' who cares for hls studloi
"Ilow many children have YOU, Mrs,
Orlnrty?' ne asked her ono morning,
'It'n slvcp ! have sir" abe replied,
-Four be tho third wife of me second
husband, three be- the second wife VI
me furat." New York Tribune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
REALTY MEN THANKFUL
Tell Merchants aud Others They arc
Graf full for Fnvors Received.

To the Cltlsens OF Salt Lake city,
The Salt Lake CITY Real Estate ASSOC
citation takes this method OF conveying
i's sincere appreciation and thanks TO
Al who assisted or IN any way contrl.
buted TO the success OF real estate
day.
The generous support Of merchants
and others who donated prizes and adj
ytr.'sing matter together with the on
lhuslastlC interest displayed by the
puzzle spirited citizens Insured the sue
tese ~ the excursion, The proceeds
realized by tho association win be ex'
clusively devoted 60 advertising Salt
Lake CITY and the resources Of Utah
Respectfully,
THOMAS HOMER, Chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

The English serve tea and
n few little cakes at four in
the afternoon it has nothing
to do with hunger or thirst.

the likeness Of Gov, cutler Illuminated
the grounds far away, shooting stars
and big wheels with lnnumorablo other
rockets and devices will 10 up In great
numbore tonight both before and after
the "Fnll OF pomDolln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Perfect womanhood depends on per.
feet health Natures rarest g'tt or
physical beauty comes 10 all who use
Jolllpior'a Rocky Mountain Tea, Bright
eyes and red cheekn follow III use, 30
cents,
Ask your druggist,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Prominent Society Woman Cures q
Severe Cold With Po.ru.na.

Miss Louiso Matthews, GA Main H.,
Joplin, Mo-, wrltcsi
"L6sf winter al nded q ban and.
being Nghfiy clad, became chilled while
driving home,
at developed into serious cold In
my head, which went TO my lungs and
caused u cough.
"From tho lungs " spread 10 the stom.
pch, causing catarrh OF tho stomach.
"Three bottles Of Peruns cured me
within q short time,
y ~ recovered my usual good health
and have enjoyed II ever Since"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
CHOLERA lNFANTuM.
Child Not Expected 10 Livs from One
Hour 10 Another but Cured by
chambsrlain's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhosa Remedy,

Ruth. tho little daughter N ", N,
Dewey, OF Agncwyllle, Va was seriously
III ~ cholera nfan,um last summer "Ws
gave hor up and did not expect nor 10 live
from one hour 10 another" no saysl II
hnaspponod e think q ch.mbcrlaln's Collie,
bottle OF from the store III I'VE hours
] saw n change for tho better We kept
on giving II and before abe had taken ina
hall OF one small bottle sho was we'll"
THIS remedy IN for sale by all druggists,
-.
20 not miss the Diving Horses at
Salt0ir,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Cleared for Action,

When the body In cleared for action,
by Dr. Kings New HfN pills, you can
,el II by the bloom Of health on tho
cheeks tho brightness OF the eyes;
,hc hrmness Of tho flosh and muscles,
The buoyancy Of the mind, Try them,
AZ z, c, NJ, T. Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
OGDEN EXCURSION
sunday, July Goth,

sunday July 3oth, Via oregon short
Line. Trains leave il0 a, M, 1880 A.
M $40 y, M. or iil0 y, m, city Ticket
once 20l Main st,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

After bath try saltaIr Cato for
something good 10 c0t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Pe.ru.na, q 'avcriN Remedy With
al. a.tsewlie,
Mra, Carrie ling rar,ngton, NO.,
writ At
"p@vnS b.s been my mvorife and
only household remedy for nearly i've
years.
~ have suffered for years with bill
business, and kidney and liver trouble,
II caught littlo cold, the pains were
increased, and backaoho and headacho
were OF frequent occurrence.
"liowcver, Pcruna cured me. -.
twelve bottles made me n new and
healthy woman, For three years have
enjoyed tho best Of health.
81 keep Pcruna constantly In my
homo, and II we feel indisposcd, fcw
doses OF Poruna restore u.s."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Cool on by taking dip nj soltoir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Do not miss the Diving Horses at
SMlalt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

rho Diving Horses twice each day at
Snltalr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Member Garment Workers Union
Restored 10 Health BY Pe.ru.na

Miss Marie Icpschaw, 2S7 Second ST.,
Portland, Oro,, mcmbor Garment Work.
ors Union, Local 22s, wriiesi
al have boon troubled OF and on for
three years with biliousnces aud con'
stlpation, causing tho food 10 lilo heavy
on tho stomach.
~ had heartburn, acid gas rising In
my throat, and n general distressed
feeling.
'rhoro were many days whom ] was
compelled 10 talio pills or bitter water
for tho bowels, but after using PcruDS
for several weeks found Ia my sur
prise that The trouble had disappeared
and that I was once more In my
normal condition.
III have had no trouble for tho past
three months. ] am very grateful TO
poruna,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
THE STATE BANK
NATIONAL BANK
Of the REPUBLIC.
'-'-''~ oF UTAN, ~----'
SALT LAKE CITY,

- Y. y. DEPoslTARY,
FltANh khoN President
JAMES a, MuRRAYuunVioo President
" dHfiiHH 9HNb atiRSEiis ,isS Ssc"''r
a thoroughly modern savings dnparl-
mclt conducted IN connection with this
bank
Safe deposit boxes Cor rent,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
MR. ~ TzER,s LErTER.

Elsewhere in this Issue viii be
found a very interesting letter from
Mr.. Al. @. Kraetzer treasurer Of the
brunswick Dock and City improve
ment Company, In which we are taken
to task for an editorial recently appear
fra in these columns. in which It was
charged that the company in which
Mr.. Kraetzer is the moving spirit. was
doing Brunswick an injustice In the
matter Of holding It's property and OF
,nfating It's values. we are pleased
20 note the attitude Of Mr.. KraetEer.
which we are frank to say Is quito a
surprise 70 Us as we'll as TO 8 great
Hsany Of the most prominent business
men Of this city. We had been inform
Cd that the substance Of our recent
editorial was correct and il such Is
not the case most certainly there ia
not the slightest disposition on our
Part to do an injustice to Mr. Kraetzer
and his comrsny. only yesterday
however. we were informed by gen.
t.eman who is interested in the build.
irE OF hotel at St. simon. that the
site could nos be secured from the
unswick Deck and city Improve
nent Company tor the simple reason
that the said company would not make
she price anything IKE the real value
CT the property.
SIN. as we said before. we are
pleased to give the attitude OF the
company in tie matter and II EAhave
done the corporation an injustice we
ere quite positive It was not so intend
%. I'LL.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

q daily enacted in thousands of HON
es' as death Gains n each one. anoth
victim Of consumption or pneumon-
ia. But when coughs and colds are
'operly treated the tragedy is avert
d. H. G Huntley OF oklahoma, Ind
writes: My wife had the consump
ton ana thrse doctors gave her up.
Finally She took Or. ines New Discoy-
cry for consumption. coughs end colds
whcih cured he~ and today she is
vel and strong" II kills the germs
o. all diseases. One dose relieves
Guaranteed at 80 cents aad SLOO by
Smiths Pharmacy Trial bottles free
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

For liver troubles aud constipation
there is nothing better than beWius
Little Early Risers the famous little
pills They 40 not weaken ihe SION.
ach. Their action upon the system
Il mild, pleasant and harm ess. Bob
@oore. Of Lafayette. Ind nys 40
use talking DeWuts Little Early Ris.
ers do their work. All 9th p'us !
have used grppe and make me sicl-
in the stomaca and never cared nae
DeWitts' Little Early Risars proved
TO be the long soucht raIiaf Tbev
are simply psrfect9 Persons travel
ing find Little Early Risers the most
reliable remedy TO carry with them.
sold By IA arukgstA
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

correspondence solicited; but to re-
celve attention. letters must be ae'
eompanied by a responsible 80
eor publication. but as 2 qua antee 2
good faith.
Rejected communications Will DC 70
turned If accompanied by postage
Remittance should be madt by pos
txl note, check or money order OF
rexIstered letter. Address.
News Publishing Co.
Ff,.,,t.stssrff u Ola
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31


The people Of south Georgia and
Florida are now Wen organized for
the purpose o. encouraging cattle rails.
ing in the two states and are holding
conventions IT stated periods wnich
are proving very beneficial to the in
austry A convention OF the kind IS
to be held in Tampa wednesday and
at that time il may be determined to
bold hte neu meeting in brunswick.
With reference to the move The
Savannah Press IN a recent wei tlufsd
editorial has ne following.
The cubans prefer the little cattle
Florida for food. the na1Ss
acc0rdIifs cGstes. in flavor. Il
nay be that our wandering razof-bacls
log could be made plumper, hut Ger.
tain. indescritahle toothsomeness, IL
Illustrated perfectly in the virginia
ham, would 80 lost. our native cattle
may be as valuable as the ntive hos,
III the matter Of super excellence In
favor The best piece OF roast we
ever ate was nom an animal that mad
leen fed in deserted rice field. The
western people have mammoth hogs,
willer, Tut Trey are distasteful To a
v ellbred soutbener They breed nam
aoth steers. hut they are not always
alatable orr own opinion is tnat
| tie medium sized animal healthy, faE
aud sumeienty n,atured. is the best OF
al III these days OF grass culture,
with thoroueh knowledge Of the use %
cotton seed meal hulls and molasses-
The south should be along with winter
pastures. the hest cattle producer Ia
The Union ami south Georgia caa ne
HE peerless region FOR seen prohtaple
ana Independent progress. Inc state
II Mississippi has become prominent
il this matter it IS no way better
situated thaa Georgia.
AS 10 improving Our cattle STOCK
we must be careful An Aberwlei
La, planter aAee tola Us That great
. lstaAe ana very costly one was
made in chat commonwealth, after the
war By attempting to improve the
ratiYe breeds OF cattle and poultry by
outside impoItauons Every disease
lnown 70 suca creatures came with
teom, whereas tae native stock nad
previously been healthy ana hardy. a
lreum 10 the ola conditions was iney.
table Tho natNe stock should either
Os improved ny iudielous selecuon ana
PROPER management or careful in.
deduction of foreign animals.
Let our iarmers increase tneir I'VE
stock judiciously. Let MS all see, IN
our different syocationa, II we cannot
reduce the revenue We annually send
rorth for the enrichment OF other PEG,
lie, some o. whom are not friendly
with as. Yhen the south brings down
Eer tribute thus paid at Least 80 per
cent the politaal atmosphere, east and
west will be very different 1t is the
roor relation poor by his own folly
who gets kicked"
--a---.--t-.ss1--assa -a.aa---
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

The mass meeting at the CITY nan
this afternoon TO consider the audito'
rum matter should be largely attend
Cd. We are quite sure some plan can
10 arrived al whereby the auditorium
win stay.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31

James J. Ienries. the champion slug.
ger Of the world. will appear at the
Grand opera house in this city In Dayy
Crockett. on February 10. some Of
those Brunaw olsians who are always
looking for a scrap snoulc train up Q
Yitla
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-31
pURiIslIERs NOTICE

The News Publiohins Company de-
slses il to be distinctly understoo
that an legal advertisements must pc
pala fer in advance. We cannot afford
10 devote our space to such adver'
tlsrments and walt on the courts for
sbe money.