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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

Resolved, That the revised specifca-
tions presented by the Chief Engineer on
tais date for the furnishing OF horses
for use IN proposed Municipal Street
Cleaning Deuartment be and are hereby
adopted and ordered filed ond the Clerk
of this Board directed to re-adyertise for
proposals in conformity Herewith.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

The same Committee reported on ap-
pIication Of Edward king and others for
the Improvement Of Nesbitt street, be-
tween Boooraem avenue and Reservoir
avenue, favorable.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

reso,y.-4 TA@ one special i,npssv-
lssIl .sss;asa> = fsr Ave Htasi>sd tsi5e6)
s:olssss Ne dawn Ia saTer ef Ca1Fsss
A'yvas Tar vori. done ana snzteriaiss
asasaishtd ga soccons OF contract M.
1884 eeafurs,s asr - chapsek 81 os the
Laws az 1895, sor cons sruation Of
tie Hudson lsaalevsyd, sreas i point
abou. IL seet cs,rh Of Slrnee street to
F'iayd strses 20 IrnlaSlaa syeiiiis to
sprice street % rsnnaie avsaue, ETC, to
connsc, rita rsae' sewer at MlGr5a ttan
s.vsa9e axs RsanelA asrhile.
aessiva5. That one special irnprov~
ua.1 .,srssauase Cor fwe a9ssdrsd $500
d0liars. be ,srswa IN aV3r 81 Charies
5rmsby, Cor wu.sk dcae sass ma assasiais
zrznsskao els tsce1int If contract No.
1sSg. oasf. rrasniy 10 Chapter 2l7 of the
Laws ~ iS5s. ssr construction IF
rsssar ( GssAaaz ssv~st sraEa sontis Of
sbYsce esezSs - Il rsss atreae al boaf 30
fssss HersA spxs asralseS with Drie TIM
ral, ctc.. asse as<Sss n said :lew street
NOR, Baven aHsas to o,raect sgith
scras 10 be Bssi;t Ia cassayA sszret.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

Tba Committee dn Pumping and Res
erroiss presented the following
Resolved, That S5714 be paid to E.
N vile, On account Of contract No.
1871, Cor furnishing and delivering hay,
straw, Feed, ETC.
Gharge. Wats.r Account, p. and r.
Reeafwn6. That s5.55 be paid to Ter
say Cry Supply CO. for sanplies.I High.
SsTv.ce, August. 1908. claim No. 1AS1.
Charge Water Account. n and r.
Thn foregoing were eachs separately
zSagYesl By tlss fonowing vote. on. d call
toe tss Hyas sad asSa.-
Ara-.C Ceninties;oripr Berry. Knox.
'lotsn, E@crsy Md Frvs.annt F!a4tcJs.
Mpys-isoac.
The Comnsf1ye On Assessments and
sss 1T anaioae .s9aselsfed the folissTifie.
acsoiynd, Thnr Jhsadss 81 Hart.
Y AtsT As;t.strss ttssa TNsnas d. isyaeh.
Ass:ssant asss Aae;stvsss Or .:flsr cs
ss-@ss' s< Sns afe acassy aust1s~szsA y
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

Resolved That $86S0 be, paid to G.
Steck & Sen, for repairs to Chief Engi-
neer's buggy, June-July, 1906, claim No.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

The Committee on New Water Works
reported on claims of ]. w. Griffin,
$140. 70; Emil Kuichling, $500; Geo. G.
Whipple, $501. 90, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-10

Resolved, That $50 be paid to Jer-
sey City Supply Co. for spikes. Morgan
street Dock, August, 1905, claim No.
1S47.
Charge Morgan Street Dock.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
THE
GOOD
SHOE
STORE

Bob HalleDbeck has been employed
as salesman by the Walker, McKib,
ben Mercantile Mr. Hallenbeck IL q
very popular and efficient salesman,
and that company Was fortunate In
securing his services.
W. N. West over, OF Amoret neigh.
borhood, called Friday while in the
city and favored us with renewal.
He has been married 81 years. be.
gun lie right by taking THE TINES
and has prospered Once during
that time he thought he could do
without THE TINES and had it dis
continued, but renewed the first time
he was in Butler. a. sold his farm
In this county and has taken up q
claim in western Kansas which he
will prove up.
T. p. Yard, q fine horseman Ct
Mscomb, Ills, purchased and ship.
ped q fine yesrling Percheron stall.
lion, of John W. Barnhart on Mon
day. The colt was a priz' winner at
our late county fair. Mr. Yard paid
a "long" price for it, but got some
thing extra fine. he also purchased
Of Wsrnock Bros. u span of Stand
ard bred Cox mares and shipped al
the same time. 1t was q fancy team
and beauties. DR.. Cox's colts are be.
coming iavorites the country over.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Bates Co. Boy nonored.

Mrs. F. N. Steele and Mics Emma
Board, Of Appleton City, teacher In
our public schools. were pleasant
callers at THHTrMEs sanctum on
Saturday. Miss Board had a paper
which gave an extended notice Of the
election OF her brother, Charles ".
Board, to the constitutional conven.
ton OF Oklahoma. Mr.. Board was
elected to representthe 73rd district.
That district is largely republican
but he was elected on the Democratic
ticket. he received every vote in
his, home precinct but Ave. Mr..
Board had only been there about
two years and bis rapid promotion
is very gratifying to his many friends
in this county. He formerly lived in
Spruce township where he spent the
greater part Of his life. ne was edu-
Gated In this county and at the State
Normal, aud took high stand as q
teacher. His friends were urging
him TO make the race for School Su.
periutendsut at the time be lett for
Oklahoma.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Judge Jno. q. SulleDs orders his
paper to San Antonio, Texas, where
be Is spending the winter.
Sheriff Morris went to Marshall
Tuesday with Louis Steele, an cpl
leptic patient for the Feeble Minded
Institution. BE Ia sent as q county
charge by the court.
Go to C. W. Hess Drug Store and
see the sample of fruits and vegete-
bles grown at Faliurrias, Texas.
See Ben B. Canterbury for partic.
ulars OF the Faliurrlas country.
Rev. W. D Amsck met with a pain
iul accident on Friday. While at
tempting to remove can OF boiling
water from the stove, 1t exploded,
throwing the water In his face. Sew
eral large blisters was tho result.
T. F. Timmons, q prominent Live
Stock Commission man, OF Kansas
City, died at his home in that city
Saturday morning. The remains
we're brought to Butler for burial on
Wednesday. MIR. Timmons formerly
lived in this county and has relatives
and friends living here.
Our old friend E. N. Jones called
and had bis dates set ahead another
year. He reminded us that he begun
taking TIE TINES while assisting on
the grade for the Inter State road In
1888, the year before the present
proprietor took charge Of the paper,
and has been Q constant reader since
Miss Pearl A. Rosser and Miss
Vaughan will give I'm Arts and Crafts
Exhibition and Sale for the public at
the Studio Of the former on North
Havana street, on the afternoons oil
December 10th and Goth. This ex.
hibit viii include much that 10 desira-
BILE for Christmas giving.
Superintendent W. Il. Holloway
il doing good work at the cemetery
and the results fully justify the &C.
ton OF the Ladies Cemetery Associa
tlon In employing him to devote hia
whole time to this work. The Gene
terry presents q better appearance
than 1t ever has, but there is still
plenty to do, and the good work
will be kept up SO long as Butler PEG.
ple sustain the ladies in their efforts.
The assessment on each member IA
only one dollar 9 year, and every
citizen oi Butler should have enough
pride in our cemetery to give that
small amount TO keeping 1t up.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Mrs. Will Smith, OF Coffeyville, Kan
sas, came In last week to visit her
mother, Mrs. John Endres, and other
relatives and friends in Butler.
Dan X Walker, manager OF the
Walker McKibben Mercantile Com
psny, treated his clerks and EN-
ployees to an oyster supper last Fri
day evening.
Thomas Keller, head cutter at Den
mis- Thralls' meat market, has been
selected by Sher # Beard as his chief
deputy. Tom is Il lively young man,
and we believe Mr.. Beard has made
a good selection.
We are informed that Mrs. George
Brewster, of Springfield, Mo, pre-.
sented her husband a fine boy on
Monday Dec. 3rd. Mrs. Brewster
was formerly Miss Sallie Vsrnes Of
this city, recently moved to Spring
field.
John B. Lotspeich, one OF Mound
townships prominent citizens was a
pleasant caller on Friday BE had
bis dates set ahead for the 26th
time. To q newspaper such long
time customers and friends are
doubly appreciated.
Elder Lewis Wix, Of Deep Water
township, 10 carrying his arm In q
sling, a. the result Of an acsident
which bsiel him while unloading q
load Of hay at Rsdiord's livery barn
on Tuesday. Az he was driving the
team into the barn, his should struck
Q beam, fracturing q bone and max.
ing q very painful wound, which viii
probably b. q long time healing.
Chas. Dixon was q pleasant caller
on Saturday and favored 10. he
owns the fine Dixon home south oil
Butler, which uncle Lew Dixon home
steaded In the early days, OF the
county's history. Charley IL one Of
our prominent farmers, honorable
and upright ci.issns and wields q big
Influence, r
G.roais Clerk els :. D,n Embree,
was in Bntler Monday having bills
printed for bis sale OF personal effects,
| on the Darius Teeter farm. west oil
Ballard on Monday, Dec. 17tb, 1906
Mr.. Embree had his bond ready iol
flleing. It was signed BY his neigh
.bors, and while the face called fol
$4,000, the securities represented
| from ATTY to ssventy,fise thousant
dollars.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
THE
GOOD
CLOTHES
STORE


R. 81. Wheeler, Of Rich Hill, is q
new subscriber.
L. W. Lingenislter, at Santa
Clara, CAL, is a new subscriber.
John s. Englemsn has leased the
Dade County Advocate at Greenfield
Mo.
The site for the new government
postofice building at Warrensburg
has been selected.
Miss Nellie Austin returned home
Sunday from q protracted visit of
several months In Chicago and other
points
Our esteemed lady friend Mrs,
Monroe Morrell, OF Hume, sends re.
nittance to have her dates set q
year aneao.
.. P. Couchman, formerly q promi-
nent young farmer OF this county,
now at Portland, Greg, sends remit.
tance for renewal.
Herbert Walton, who has been ser.
wing on the Federal jury for several
!, weeks, returned home from Kansas
City the last Of the week.
+. B. Fort, Of Upper Lake, CAL,
iavors 10 wish remittance for renew
Al NJ. Fort formerly lived In the
sAst part Of this county.
Dorsey Shirley and Miss Ida Kidd
wsss married at tho n. E church
South parsonage BY thepastor, Rev.
Amack. on Wednesday afternoon.
B. F, Howe, Of Amsterdam, was in
Butlpf Monday on business. Mr.
Howe Il An old citizen OF the county
and formerly lived In the east part.
". 2. Wsger, who is conducting a
1oeal merchandise store and ID
r. 1paster 81 Chattanooga, Okla,
femittance for The TIMES fol
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Shaving sets 4Sc up.
Smoking sets 4Sc to 81 4S.
Collar and cuff boxes 25c to $2.23
Necktie boxes 25c to $1,23
Cigar and tobacco Jars 4Sc to $2.23
Pocket match boxes 15c to 73c.
Shaving mirror Csc to s29S
Military sets 9Sc to % %
Ink stands 23c to $14S
Paper weights 25c $l9S
Cigar stands 4Sc to $l.9S
Ash trays Use up
Travelling companion S3c to 81 90
Leather pen wiper 25c
Zinc Lined cigar boxes $1.4s-
Fine teacher bibles CSC TO 81 %
Shakespear In 4 vol $I.15
Dictionary 10, to 81 4S
Mother, Sister and Vile.
Manicure sets 81. 23 to $19s
Stag horn comb 4 brush set $29S up
Jewel box 25c to 81 70
Hat brush 4Sc up
Work and fancy baskets &c up
Work and fancy boxes sc up
Water sets 96c to 81 4S
Fancy and alarm clocks CSC to 81 90
Handkerchief and glove boxes 25c to
$188
Jap screens from SOC to $500
Busts from 73c TO 81 23
Vaces &c to IS 90
Jap tables $1.S9
Table mats Sc to 23c
Cook books 25c to 75c
Fine albums 23c to 50 SO
Foncy box paper 10c to SIC
Havilsnd china plate SOC to Toe
Havilsnd TO Toe
Syrup pitcher Csc to sl.75
Post card album sc to 73c
Indian clothes hampers reduced tt
$1.4S and 81 70
Girls.
Work boxes from 10c to $1.4S
Soap bubble outfit &c
J. Games sc to 75a
q Rlorks Sc TO 25c
/, P"rlor CT ques 23c to 73c
n Telephones 10c to 9Sc
Doll trunks 25c to 81 rs
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Indian stools l %
Boys.
Printing presses &c to 23c
Air ritiss Toe
Guns csc to 4sc
Matches sc
Spinning top pistols Soc
, Banks &c to 123
Tool chests 10c to $50
Wagons 1Oc to so
Horns &c to 48c
Friction toys 10c to 1.23
Horses 10c TO 4.73
Automobiles 1Oc to 3.S5
Iron trains 10c to 800
Saws and bucks 15c TO 25c
Tricycle. 1893
Watches DC to l 20
Drums % 139
Infants.
Toilet sets 75c to 1.4S
Rubber dolls 10c to 25c
knife, fork and spoon set 10c to CSC
Cloth dolls DC to 1Oc
Rubber balls 10c to 25c
Fancy ratJles sc to 25c
Gaines Zoe to 25c
Baby swings l 4S to 223
Ssuff-u animals Zoe to 4Sc
lCelIuloid trumpets l0c To 25c
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Stoves 25c TO SO 90
Pianos zoe IT, 81 AZ
Tables and kitchen cabinets 15c to
9Sc
Washing machine 81 90
Red chairs 25c to 4Sc
Dolls 1c to 50 20
Doll houses 25c to 4Sc
Doll beds 25c TO $l.23
Doll swing $1.23
Doll dishes SC to 223
Doll furniture 10c to CSC
Seaside buckets.5c TO 10c
Tin dishes loo to 4Sc
Tin kitchen 10c up
Iron kettles and skillets 10c
Pastry sets sets SC to 10c
Transparent states &c to 10c
Books &c to 98c
Morris chair 3 90
Patent leather doll shoes 10c to 19c
Indian stools l %
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
oAs4o7fA.
''::;::;: g.; e: &;:z3'z;;z;;!::! y Z :; ": ''''''
Poll Taxes Paid.

The number of poll Taxes paid,
~ the several wards of Iberia
Parish, PRIOR to Jany |, 1900 are
given below A roll of the tax payers
was prepared by the Shorthand field
with the Clerk Of Court on Jany.
10, 1906.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
4 Jamaican Lady Speaks High
" Of ChaImlperlsin's Cough
Remedy.

Mrs. Michael Hart, wife Of the
superintendent Of Cart Service at
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies
Islands, says that she has for
some years used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs, Group
and whoppiyg cough and has
found it veV beneficial. She has
implicit confidence in it and
would not he without a bottle Of
il in her home. Sold by all drug
gist. Jan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Tuesday next, January lGth, is a
day which should he kept. in mtnd

by the majority Of our c,,'zsns.
They should remember that at
l9lf past sever O'Clock on that even
ing, the Stockholders Annual Meet
ing Of the iberia building Associa,
:On will he held Ii ~ then that the
directors will give report Of their
STEWARDSHIP? a:.d Of the working Of
the Association for the past year
Then, too, the directors who are
to manage the Associations for the
ensuing year are chosen This is
the one night q the eutl,e year
the shareholders of tEe Building
Association are requested and ex
pected TO be IN evIde &C at the
ASSOCIATION office to nantes, their
interest IN the organization and to
show their appreciation Of the efIor,
of it's officers in their behalf Every
stockholder ls urged to aticued aud
the general public is cordially
invited TO be present
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Danger Of u Gold and How IA
Avoid Them.

More fatalities have their origin
in or results from q cold than
from any other cause. This fact
alone should make people more
careful as there is mo danger
whatever from cold when it is
properly treated 'ytlc beginning.
For many yefs Cha'noerlain's
Cough Remef has been recog.
nized as fh most prompt and
effectual ndiciDe. in use for this
disease. 1t acts on uoure's plan.
loosens the cough, relieves the
lungs, opens the secreiiOns and
aids nature in restoring the sys
tenn to a healthy condition. Sold
by all druggists. Jan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Baton Rouge-Lafayette Line

Baton Rouge Times Jany. Sth.
Construction work on the Laf
ayette Baton ROnge branch of the
Southern Pacific road was begun
this morning in West Baton Rouge
parish. Work was scheduled to
begin at the same time at Lafa
yette.
Work was started this morning
by G. G. Vaughn, chief engineer
for the line, but will he carried Oh
by the overseer. On Saturday
six miles of the ground was clear
ed up and this morning the scrap
er teams were put in to begin the
grading
After the work was started this
morning. Mr.. Vaughn left on al in
S ,ection trip over the line bet weeD
ort Allen and Lafayette. AS the
route will be very thoroughly gone
'ver. the journey will require
about five days When it is com
pleted, Mr. Vaughn will return to
N. 0. and it is probable that i'm
mediately thereafter the contract
for the building of the line will
be let. The grading work By com
pany labor will be discontinued as
soon as the contractors are ready
to put construction gangs along
the entire route which will he r..
quired In order to complete be
road rs early AZ possible
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

DOES IT ..:,. The ,ss. money :,,. you you
BALANCE the lsnss4. ,er sss'
Pay y the rent And We
will return il to you In q home.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Mr.. J.J. Forger, we learn, has

Mr.. J.J. Forger, we learn, has
accepted a position w8.h the Plant
ers' Hard ware Co, ut Franklin,
where he viii make his fu
tnre home. He was identified
with business interests in this par
ish for many years, till we had
come to regard him as unchanged
bly, one of us. 1t is now with re
gret that we give him up again to
his boyhOod home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

The Police Jnry committee,
Messrs A. i. Nicholson and Arls
tide Deculr, strongly recommended
the building a bridge across the
Teche in East end for the cOnve
nience Of the people and to re
lieve Duperier Avenue from its
excessive traffic.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Kansns City SOulhcrm Ageuis
Purchasing Right Of Way.

Napolconvi'lr, Jan. g. Special
agents for the Kansas City South
ern were in this town and sur.
rounding country obtaining right
of way for the building of n rail
road from Crowley through this
place crossing Lake Verret nine
miles from here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Governor Blanchard is autliOrl-
ty for the statement that the nexn
La. legislator e will consider a pr"
position to appropriate 500 900
for the erection of La. monuments
10 the National Military Park at
Vicksbnrg. Miss
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
How "a Prevent Bilious
Attacks.

One who is subject to bilious
attacks will notice that for a day
or more before the attack he is
not hungry aty9ineal times and
feels dul ! after eating. A dose of
ChambcfIain' y Stomach and Liver
Tablets when these first symptoms
appear will ward of tho attack.
They are for sale by all dru.gist.
Jan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

| Hall at seven O'Clock for .he pur
pose of approving minutes, receiv
ing reports Of officers, the cOnsld
Grafton Of The granting Of Il fran
chise in The City OF NcN iberia for
the construction Of an electric
IrlllloHd the election Of ! police
toliccr and lie accrrta GO Of bonds
. Of police officers. The report Of
! the COMMITTEES appointed to the
Immigration Convention, thc ap
proliu OF bills, 10 authorize the
Mayor for The O,,y . iaeli,ute
suit against all parties owing
licenses uoH 'fe'ingaent, to ceAsid
or the elections or con'inua'}cA &
a bridge keeper on the East En-
bridge.
(Signed) q G. Lau2hln,
Mayor.
The mln'ira # bec. l,h, 1905,
were read aud approved III motion
Of Mr.. Fisher, seconded by Mr..
Dc'ahoussayo 9nd carried.
The monthly reports Of the
Clerk, Collector and Treasurer
were read aud ordcrel spread on
the minutes on motion of Mr..
Eenoudet, seconded by Mr. Della.
houssayc and carried, and which
are as follows, to witt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
The Uourt House Annex.

At the last regular meeting of
the Police Jury sealed proposals
were received for the building of
the annex to tho Court House.
The bids for material and labor
were rs follows:
X +. Herpeche, ....... $50.
c. E. Reydolds, ...,...... 1895.
j. M. Car'iD, ............. -. $3.50.
Eugune Guillot, ot,.-........ 1915.
The contract was awarded Mr..
Herpeche, upon hls furnishing
bond and signing contract by
the 18th, inst. 1t is co nitioned
that the work shall he completed
and delivered by April lat, next.
Mr.. Leon Lemairo j. the chairman
of the building committee. His
associates are Messrs. Geo. w.
Dallas. T.. S. Brouss .rd, A. Do
cur, and j. Schexnyder.
The new work cOntemplates a
new vault for the Clerks Office, OF
greater capacity. Mr.. +. w. Phil
lips Is the supervising architect
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
SPORTSMEN GET
THE GUNS READY
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS AND
-
THEY CAN GET AFTER THE
QUAIL.

With the falling Of the leaves in
an atmosphere crisp with the first
touch of winters frost, the thoughts
of the sportsmen of the community
go out longingly in anticipation of the
pleasures Of the field, now but little
+ more than a fortnight away. Alreadv
taYorite guns are being taken from
their cases and carefully oiled. and
care and attention is being paid to
the condition of the companion or
many a day afeld-the faithful dog.
November l marks the beginning o.
the real hunting season in this ser
tion of the state. for on that daT the
! open season commences for the shoot
ing Of quail, wild turkey and pleas
ants. and continues until March, when
the closed season begins.
Quail or partridges are the real
game birds of this section of the
! country, and the average hunter who
taxes a days recreation with gun an
Cog in the woods does not feel thai
the hunting season has really opened
until he IS allowed by law to flush 2
covey and can hear the music-sweet-
er to the ear OF your true Nimrod-'
of the whirring of the brown-feather
ed tribe. Quick work permits him
to empty both barrels, and then the
covey is followed up or another one
is flushed.
Hunters we're disappointed In their
dove shooting during the current open
aeason-which 1or this bird, marsh
hens and snipe, extends from July Is
TO March 15-the number eof them pc
ing much less than in former years.
although the law mas limited the bag
of one day to forty doves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
81. Mark cunday-SchooI.

ST. Mark Sunday-School will De
resumed this afternoon at half-pas1
three o'clock. and a full attendance
Of scholars and teachers is desired.
Mr.. Lee Ro1 inson has been appointed
superintendent. and the other officers
will be appointed as soon as school is
fully started.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
Second Advent Church.

Services to-day at II a. nj. and $50
D. M, Rev C. T. Thornton officiating.
At the morning service there will be
baptism. Everybody is cordially IN
vited TO attend the services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
BATCH Of ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Bankruptcy Court.

Referee Isaac will hold a short SEES
sion of the bankruptcy court to-mO"-
row morning, taking up the case oil
w. A. Rich, of Coffee county. The
application of the trustee for leave 10
sell the assets of the bankrupt will be
heard
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
clansman Not Coming.

It is understood that the Clansmaa
which was booked to appear here
later in the season, has cancelled its
engagement 1t seems that the conf
pany mas cancelled a large majority
OF its oates in the South.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14
Frost Reported.

People living several miles in the
country reported light fall of frost
in this county yesterday morning. but
it was not heavy enough to do any
damage. Warmer weather is predicted
for today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14

Every late wrinkle in style, but
not wrinkle in the fit of the SHOES
from Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14

We can fit everyone, from Cinder
ella to the Giant. Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14

Call up Davis and Tayior's stable
If you want dirt for raising your lots
or sidewalks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14

Folks with tender feet become
sprinters' after wearing shoes from
Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-14

Infants socks, Is to 20 cents values
at cents per pair at Sig Levisop.