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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Pete Peterson CLOSES at tho Sc
attic theatsF toulght
There xill be romantic neN
play az the Seattle theaier next
week. commencing tnmarrow after
nooa Il u a story % western hfa
and the author has given u the iitls
Of A Told IN tAe hliia IL l. re
gzrsied b. critics where the eoua
paag has appeared. hetWcen Nos
YORK aud Seattle. a. one % tbs
best dramatic offerings II the Bea
son. This uaN aad Intensely inter
esginE play has left record behind
Il that uill sasafa & a welcoms
here naxt week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Charles A TAYLOR. the producer -
the Third Axsnus theafar. displays
more than considerable amount
~ ingenuity ia the construction Of
bis plays. The White Csps- this
wesk waa ~gixsd ap- BY Mr Taylor
aote It's succaea
Held for Ransom. the play thas
starts tomorrow, was originally oon
sfrurfed 9Th the Idea 81 starring
ilolsn stone. the American mission
arr. that the unltea States found
% cheaper % FRnanm than co 80 To
var faF Il vas necessary "a feenn
s,rarting thia play ~ lniredues =
niece - Helen Stone. a. tha hero
Inc. Percy Hunting. AN actor %
ability. Joins the TsyioF company
tomorrow and apfaars In = dialect
character part this week Ever
other member Of The company r.
mains I.4uFvtts Taylor appeaEs a.
fha nnitann f2softte
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CAUSE
OF DEATH

A runaway accident two miles
east OF Junnita yesterday afternoon
resulted In the death Of Michael
Murray of Ballard, employed 80 a
teamntor by the Htimaon Mil CONS
pany Murray had been sent TO G.
ID stimson'a ranch, -four miles from
Kirkland. for a load of lumber The
homes got beyond control On a
steep hill. and Ia Attempting to
Jump 90 save himself. Muffnya
feet caught IN the limos aud he
WAS dragged under the wheels
which passed over his body
Carrier Seeloy. of the Il + u,
saw the accident aud WIS the first
10 reach the mans Hdo Murray
expired a few moments later.
The body ih az the Mayfleld's
Undertaking patlora vt Ballard.
Murray n survived by a wife aud
call on Geo. n Brown Plumbing
co. for high=elass work. a2i Pine
~ 10th phones. go
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The THEATERS

THE Lion and the Mouse"
The novil'a Auction" viii close
at thu Grand tonight efhe Lion
aud the MauSn the play that all
America O. talking about iuat nov,
viii DO presented there By Horny
II Harris aud with q company that
has beeu especially selected TO IN
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chrI.tIan selsnes Lseturs.

A lecture under the auspices or
First Church OF Chraf. Scientist, Of
this ciiY. will be given In the Grand
opera HOUSE tomorrow afternoon, al
: o'clock Rev Irving { Tomlineon.
A. NJ q y n. Of Concord. y H..
member 81 the Christian Science of
BOARD Of Leetuteahlp Of the First
Church ~ Christ. scientlsi, will be
tho speaker 81 the afternoon.
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FORTUNE TuLkGRs
ARHhstkv ~ P2L.ee'

AktNs NIB iNtfHH STU HfH" - t
mott. fortune tuilern. we're arrested
tato yesterday afternoon b. Detect
tvo Jack nafek. charged With vaR
fnney undeh the state law, Both
women furnished bonds Ia the sum
Of 5000 fnf their appearance Ia
court this afternoon chief Of Po-
Iieo Wappanatein caused the Wum-
ems arrest by securing the ncees-
Hary evidence hy e. a sullivan. bis
nfiNato secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

The fantaEos stock company VIZ
DO uupnod la the production aea
several oxtre people have been a..
BSSaSsSS Of ~. RS o.s,ssr5 siSS 5 y BAH
bolaHco. u waa seen IN seattle
first at the old Turner hall, aboht
seventeen years nRo. aud WIS pre-.
scented by the great New York Ly=
ceum company With SOME OF the
Ereateai players OF America In the
company
Next week the bin viii be- varied
by offering "fhe aiEn Of III -Four.
"A detective STORY that deals vim
one of the phases in tho life ~
sherlock Holmes There viii be
the usual matinee every afternoon
throughout the weok
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star rheatsr, vaudeville.

Tonight aud tomorrow afternoon
.nd might will be the last chances
90 see Mr. and Mrs Howard rruea
dell. Jerome. Fremont and Jerome,
the Bandna. the Zorellaa and Nor
ria aud Kramer at the Star thealor
Monday Afternoon thia vaudeville
house viii offer what " IN thought
viii prove n highly attractive clio
nf speciality turns. consisting OF
Dick and Alice McAYuY. In "fhe
Pride of Newspaper how " ana
Matthews IN a talking speciality
the I.arenos. aerial artists. Arthur
khefnH. German character coined
TAM Edna Davenport. tho dancing
Eddie Roeaeh. the BAT
ladiat an dtho moving picture ser
Tea. Tore Ia good variety ahohi
this htdl aud all Of the acts come
from the East
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.,,,eArrs FoR Avn AGAINST
..,,sINe PLEDGES FROM
eANp,oArss - TROUBLE "a
nrAre susFscs.

~ cal~ AID uufu.Ied ap.
49, eharaeieriaos the sur
.pcsnse. . ,ss ls.sl point
..a.a there 10 oeius w.sea q
-.aioasly eafn-.t battle 20
- IN. ..eacat.s ami opponents
- .nslon The issae Is whr.
80 she anmina legislature shall
-, leto law that policy ol rcsn.
s.s,.s ne saloan trifne ot TIE state
80 H. local option snd The aa'
- moves have hecn actively az
- fer weeks solicitluE und =.
- nom the respective eaudl
$50 n t,ath parties pledkes fof ar
ssslnsi ne proposed hesitation.
- such pledges having hcen BE-
- a. Sscuassi. are actively At
- nainx un their RESPECTIVE Pa.
,ss...f fer,ss feg or against the can
s,ssies sixing or refuaing them
LSesl opslen Ahead.
A. ,he Hneap appears % have
.Ass.sl Itself AZ the present time The
srsl cpiloa people appear % have
- 49, 81 me fight IN the house. q
,.sn,eaealatiyes. without reEari 60
.sleh candidates are eiected IN the
,,....e..slse Districts. ana the liquor
,~,sr.sis Aaso fallen hack urea the
s~s.,r a. q refuge against this f,r
O. F~siFicslen az their business
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The appearance OF Go,tie Blair
Parkcr's Delighted play. Under
southern Skies" ia an event that
should be locked forward 10 with
interest hy our thsafur goera The
company j. a large one. numbering
tNenty seven people aud comes TO
the Grand. starting neat Thursday
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arhe collsas Widow.

Tho number OF inquiries AZ tue
Grand reflect keen interest 10 tie
return ~ George Ade'a comedy
The College Widow" which Viii
come Tor it, second engagement az
this theaior November 4 The sale
af seats opens AZ the box office fri'
day morning
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APPEAL DISMISSED

Tho supreme court dismissed the
appeal la the case Of Moses J
Mum. lie n wanted IN British
Columbia for alleged mHnslaughtef
aud was arrested b. the sheriff OF
Yakima county lie secured re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27
| 0CAL OPTION IS
CREATING A FIGHT

In many OF the distrlcta IN ISma
county the liquor people have little
cor NO choice between he respective
candidates. but Ia several Of them
theY have "a distinct preference aud
are linis up their forces accord.
insly, shitr the local option forces
re duiog ths same.
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prices ARE VERY SMALL ut SATISFIES THE EYE" VERY SMALL
The Palisades Is in and a
Part OF

The best residence district of Seattle of
1907. On this peninsula, in the course
of six or eight months, there will be spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars in city
Improvements and conveniences. ltison
the Seattle side of the lake and can be
easily reached by street cars. In tact,
engineers are out today making the pre-
liminary survey. The Palisades can never
become a business center. Here at least
is one spot, beautiful beyond comparison,
where homes (high-class homes, single
houses will be the only buildings ever to
be erected. The building restrictions for
ever forbid the sale of The Palisades for
building purposes, or even apartment
houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

lease Of habcae corgY Rgl Fag ~
once taken 10 charge BY the pnlia9
States marshal for the Sgslofh ois-
trlct o. Washington. an nPp4pl
was taken On his behalf from tbe
order Ia tho hhbeas corpus case
and denied by tho supreme court "a
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

snrc perfect representation
Charles Klein wrote The Lion and
the Mouse" and the subject which
Mt Klein selected T. one OF vital
Interest 10 America at this time.
the Influence which the financial
powers OF the country are eHortins
rho Lou aad The Mouse il
here tomorrow. AoadaY. Tuesday
and "Wednesday.
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A Man Feels Right

when wearing a suit cut b. 81
white. tie tailor. SOS collins build
thz Ttsfea a Feeling Of sattafae-
lion IN the knowledge that no man
wears maars stylish clothes than
These cat b. white. The SWEETEST
ans - e. iusiys patterns ever gath
cred together BY an up-to date tai
idsr. realty for your inapce ton. ss'
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Beautiful Rugs

Made from your old carpets. They
are everlasting Fuzzy Wuzzg hug
co. queen Anne 1922. Ind. 1901 80
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Flah,ln8 with Vlser,

The aaleou aud anti aaloon fight
In the district Is being conducted
With the greatest YlgoF Ia the water
front precincts Of The ward. where
The saloon Interests are strong.
y hile IN the hill precincts Repuhu
cans are merely heins urged TO vote
the ticket straight because Il would
b. party calamity 90 have is can.
dihatca defeated
over the sweater portion Of the
district the saloon organization Is
more effectively organized than tho
anii.aaluon fnrecA The disinciinn.
Iion Of many Republicans. even OF
the more -iudclendent type. 20 come
eat ia oFen opposition 20 the nom
inees of their party makes e praciis
eallY impossible Tor che voters who
are opposed fa saloon domination
IN the ward "a perfect "a effective
organization Tor Democratic can.
didato
With lyons a. their candidate Tor
state senator. the saloon interests
are naturally giving their vigorous
support 10 HonFy Beck. the Pike
saloon man. Who Il a candidate for
the legislature. while the anti anlaon
forces are actively urging the elsc
ton Of I. e kirkpatrick. the Demo
cratic candidate. against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

five children. the oldest Of whom
d n years Of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Nh. district Ia which lhc fight Is
being .aHed 9Th the greatest vlgnr
IA the Thirty aixth senatorial da
trlet .hcre DOE Lyons. the barber
II -. Republican candidate for
senator and GcorEe r. Cuttorlll Is
tha Democratic candidate.
t1ona has tried IA two sessions
81 the legislature aud his attitude
has proven sufficiently satisfactory
60 the liquor Interests that those IN.
tcrests are maklus a vigorous cam.
Paisn for hla election "a the senate.
especially In Xlcw of the fact that
Coiterill. the candidate against him.
has never shown any patience with
or sympathy for the domination Of
politics BY The saloon aud liquor In.
IpreatH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Men and wonaen= oussna tofaof
ev,~ Afternoon ~ tho matinee Of The
lois thcafny The full strength u
correctly. Elliott 4 MeCFegoF. lass
second ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

rIlhuft q NcGFegof. sailoFs. make
.slssA sasgs fg1s sceond av sss
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D. C. Floyd & Co.

BUY. sell or bypafleeate diamonds
al caitsnh building, james and secs
0nd ave sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

We are overlooked aud compelled 20 convert on
present assets into cash TO satisfy creditors.
We still have handsome. up-to-date designs, o
will execute your own ideas from the rough, at prize
hat Is practically the cost Of production.
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FOR RENT.

<~>~>>~~>-~~-~s~~~~~~.~~ ->-~~~~.p 1~s~-~N-~@
FOR SALE.-The handsome residence
of Col. w. E. Kay. For particulars
see Brobston. Fendig a. CO.
FOR SALE-Carpets window shades
furniture and other household goods.
An practically new, Annly to Mrs.
Julius May, $40 Gloucester St
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sion of the city council It would have
been directly due to their attitude
concerning this most important mat
Ter.
The News is quite persuaded that
he past lives of the peoples candi-
dates in this community, ind!vidu-
lilly and collectively. ought TO be
the very highest character Of evil
dence as to whether or not they
are to be believed, or as TO whether
or not they are the candidates OF
any man or set of men, OF any fac
ion on OF any corporation. They are
the candidates of the entire people
md are the candidates named In
open mass meeting In which all cit
liens were invited to participate
and If elected they will endeavor tC
oe the mayor and council, of all tho
people of Brunswick and 70 admin
ister the affairs Of the city witt
views single to the progress and
prosperity OF Brunswick and without
respect to any political faction now
existing or which may exist in the
future
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POLITICAL cLAP-TRAP.

Shrewd politicians and consistent
once-holders have attempted to in
fuse and TO inject into the present
municipal contest some absurd and
absolutely ridiculous ideas with ref
erence to the relationship Of the
Mutual Light and Water Compan!
TO the people OF Brunswick. We dc
not think that we are taxing the
attention Of the taxpayers. the yo,
ers and the citizens of Brunswick
generally when we invite you To so
over few or the salient features
OF this matter with us In a hear
to heart discussion of this partIcu.
lar phase of the campaign
In the first place there WAS never
conceived In the imagination Of
shGewd politicians a more erroneous
idea than Is the one set forward In
the organ OF the solicitor OF the city
court to the effect that a continu
ance of the present political power
means reduction OF so per cent.
In the rates on the important com
modities of gas. electricity and wa
ter in this city.
To start with the present admins
tration, through the influences of
the political party responsible for
present conditions +in refusing 20
pass the Gale resolution has made
such condition an imposslbility,
Common sense would teach us that
municipality could not possibly
regulate the price of gas, water and
electricity until it had absolutely as
sumed control OF the plant that gen
crates these forces under the con-
tract with the light and water com,
papy. II the resolution proposed by
Alderman Gale had been passed and
If the Mutual Light and Water Com
pany had actually passed into the
control of the city. as was proposed
by the resolution, then the council
might have made rates, otherwise
how ridiculous to assume that they
could do this any more than they
could fix the price of telephone ser.
vice, telegraph service or any other
like utility
In order thar the people may
thoroughly unde4stand our position
we desire to reiterate here that the
Goodyear ticket IL pledged 10 the
platform upon which they were nom.
mated as regards the municipal
ownership of public utilities and the
extension OF the present contract
with the Mutual Light and Water
Co That Is they favor the city
owning and purchasing as speedily
as possible the plant or plants OF
the Mutual Light and water Co..
and are ,mquestionahly opposed to
any extension of the contract nov
held by that company.
We hold that any agitation of this
matter by the city council is due 20
that specific platform upon which
Col Goodyear and his ticket were
nominated. and we hold that If the
city had acquired control OF the
plant AZ last tuesday niEhs's ssssl
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sion in this matter Ia to weigh the
ability and past record of the two
candidates for mayor.
On the one hand you have Col
c. r. Goodyear, man who has
devoted the last thir:y-AiS years Of
his life ITO the welfare OF Bruno
wick. Who has given you ? harbor
deep and good enough TO bring TO
your city an enterprise n4g enough
in itself to guarantee you rapidly
growing city. We refer to the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail
way and It's line of steamships Who
as r. NJ. Atkinson teli4 yq,t, il
solely and entirely responsible for
the steamship lins TO tho West IN
dies, and who has done numerous
other things entirely and solely"
for Brunswick.
On the other hand you have Capt.
W. F.. Symons. a man who has hold
numerous Offices and left you no
trace of benefit derived from hif
having held these Offices.
Conclude for yourselves which OF
the two men will give you the be-
ter results.
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WANTED-Night watcblnan. Apply
at new court house at once.
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WANTED.-Traveler for established
house. $1,000 per week. Expenses
advanced. References. Address, with
stamp, ]. A. Alexander. Brunswick.
Georgia.
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LOST.

LOST-Between Coci. IA avenus
and Wolf street. q go,i watch and
small chain. Rsws.i II ieiulned tc
1909 N street.
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A Young Mother a 70.

MY mother has suddenly been
made young at 20. Twenty years OF
intense suffering nom dyspepsia ha
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago. when she began taking Eiectri
Bitters. which have completely cured
her snd restored the strength and
activity abe had In the prime OF life, :
writeA Mrs. W L. Fitzpatrick, OF Dan
forth, Ne. Greatest restorative medi
cine on the globe Sets stomach
Liver and Kidneys right. purines the
blood, anS cures Malaria. Hilicusnees
and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
Tonic, Price Foo Guaranteed By
MMAlkh RMAMmMQ.
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THE LIGHT AND WATER COM.
PANY.

Now that the ele tion OF mayor
and aldermen Is very close at hand
and the light and water company
has developed into an issue in the
campaign for the above offices, it is
pertinent that the voters be given
clear and impartial idea OF the
true status of the situation
The light and water company is
now owned by a party of individuals
with whom the city has had con
tract extending over term of TWEEN
ty years, This contract has expired,
and under Its terms the city has a
right to have a board OF arbitrators
named and a value placed on the
property plant and then to buy at
price satisfactory to both partiea.
The city administration ls finan.
cially unable to do this at the prea-
ent time. nor does It appear that
they are either willing on anxions to
entertain any proposition on the line
of purchasing the plant as was dem.
onstrated In Fheir refusal TO con.
slider the resolution offered by Al
derman Hoyt w. Gale, or even TO
! permit discussion of the matter
Now II this indicates n disposition
on the part Of the mayor and council
to have municipal ownership Of the
light and water company we fail to
zee II. and would sincerely like to
have the matter explained.
The supporters of Captain w r.
Symons are urging the people to
vote for him and his ticket upon
the idea that the rates will be low
cred SO that they might be charged
considerably less for their light and
water. They further urge that tho
city should own the light and water
company. These are both 1ondi-
tons that the people of Brunswick
heartily favor. az do Colonel c. L.
Goodyear and his aldermanic ticket
Captain SymonS adherents have
euld 4avored ko mklend the people
OF Brunswick into voting for them
by gross misstatements as TO Col
Goodyear and his tickets relation TO
the light and water company. They
would have them believe him and
his aldcrmanic ticket TO be candi-
dates OF the light and water COM
pany. What an absurdly false i'm.
GreSsion 10 try and make upon the
minds of the people for the sake of
greed for political emoluments
when Colonel Goodyear and his en-.
tire ,ucka have been plainly and
continually outspoken In favor OF
municipal ownership OF the light and
water utilities. aud have pledged
their best EFFORTS towards this end
It 10 plainly and clearly case of
propogaung al erroneous idea tor
the purpose OF furthering the pollt.
ical gain OF few office seekers
Place not your faith In the prom
ises made NY Office seekers TO no
duce the Crices OF your light and
water. II Is simply political
scheme advanced for the purpose Of
securing your vote. They tell you
II will be done. but do not show you
in what way they will accomplish
IL They cannot reach this adjust.
ment under the contract between the
city and the light aud watcr com.
pany. ASK them how they intend
bringing about this lowering OF
rates. You will be put OF by some
vague and indefinite answer illus
crasive OF a pieca of chicanery
evolved By ambitious political otaeo
loving mec.
rAS ~aiy way 70 reach = oSaolu-
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WANTED. At once a lumber inspect
Good salary to the right imam. Ad.
dress Inspector. News office. Hilton
& Dodge Lumber Co, e. A. Edwards.
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Notice Of eiscontlnuancs ct Ads
snd subscriptions must be made
BUSINESS office In writing.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glyun County.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court OF BANK
ruptcy for this District
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Correspondence solicited, but TO re
ceive attention letters must be &C
companied by responsible name, not
for publication, but as a guarantee OF
good faith.
Rejected communications will DC
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
tai note. check, money order or regis
tered letter. Address
News Publishing Co,
Hrunswick, Ga
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FOR SALE.-At bargain; truck
farm Fourteen acre farm undsr
fence; ona four room cottage an,
barns: ii head Of ost1e: 80 heads of
hogs: horse and wagon; farming
implements: four miles from city;
one-fourth n1ils from railroad station.
Party leaving the city; must 90. Ap-
ply R. W. burden, 1909 G streat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO RENT--Three or four
rooms for light housekeeping near
postoflce, by couple without chill.
dren. or would rent larger house
with smother couple Address
Rooms" News ONCE.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
WANT Ed.


MANTED-F &Upis IL know that HnLIs
Sig will loan you money On 3nytnlnS
~ vaA1a All legitimare business sO.-
icits2 sig LeylsOn. 3jiS nnd 3Os Lay
stIeA
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WANTED-10 good nand sewers. Ap-
ply AT once at II. Denizet
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THIS XMAS You'll
BE HAPpVl
surely IL Bdu favor your
friends with some one or moro
appropriate gift sought out
with loving thoughtfulness
nom our timely display OF
perfumery In fancy bottles,
toilet articles. manicure sets,
shaving sets fancy boxed
soaps. etc
The show Is free and our
pricing fair.
TIE ATLANTA PHARMACY.
Tel $40. Sub-PostofsSee station
No. I.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-30
JOHN T. JACOCKS.
Christian Church Will Be Rebuilt.

At a meeting of the members of the Christian church Sunday morning it was decided to re- build the church building recent ly destroyed by fire. The mem- oers!.;p i5 very hopeful over the prospects of rebuilding.
 A building committee com- posed of w. D. McLain. N. B. Wishon, o. M. Bowen and T. s. Stephens will have a meeting of the::committee to decide upon either a brick or frame building which will be held Friday evening. A committee to solicit funds for rebuilding was ap- pointed, who will call upon the people for help.