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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
british Girl picLpockets In Paris,

From tho NoU Orleans Times-Demoerd'
Two tall, fair haired British girls. who ga
their names az Fanny Sodway and Ma
Nrlldoey. were arrested in Paris recch'i.
while picking pockets viii tho help of a u'-
ingenious device attached to a parasol -, go
cially constructed for thieving.
In the handle was a spring which a'it
on Il pair Of strong nlppers concealed. N,
point Of the ferrule. The girls held = .'
pRraSols under their arms and by meoI-
watch chain. Then one OF them would d.
pick the victims pocket of his watch.
After being followed by q detective tN v
were caught redhanded In the net of srh
fully relieving a pedestrian of some val"a ''
personal effects.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

me demand for small lots in the outlying dis
trlces or the city, especially in The Bronx con
Nnues 10 be brisk. This was evidenced by the
especially successful auction sale OF the Schiefen
estate tract. consisting of 325 lots and three cot
.ases. There was lively bidding and good prices
me totel sum realized about 100000 with prices
ranging from $500 to s.500 lot The tract was one
% the oest offered 10 little investors and operators
81 many months. The sale win doubtless result IN
neIthefn sections OF the citv
buhding operations IN Manhattan and The Rropx
S Sol'ihne 70 be most active Plans have been fled
t, example; for the proposed eleven story Office
elttu'Es WIN basement and ub-basement which
EE r. 10 be erected on the site of the old Broadway
etlicle at the northwest corner of Broadway
nc nc S1th & st It will be called the Tabernacle Build
STns. II Riu front 9s9 feet in Broadway and 15O5
Ieet IN the street and have an L. extenng to 3t
81 Inc building is to cost AOR0OO0 and viii be
owned by William r. H. Martin.
@ Anqther large building project is the erection of
eNHo nleh grade twelve story apartment houses on
me plot l5lo0 feet the south side of il6th st &
Ieet west OF Broadway. The builders are Palermo
brothefs, who have commissioned Schwartz g. Gross
10 draw the plans The buildings will cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BRISK DEMANDFOR BRONX LOTS
f0RAL DhA"N fhoM SCHIEFFELIN SALE-BROAD
WAY DEALS ALSO ENLIVEN MARKET
PrDHHio StHao" District Achue for This Time of Year-No
Home for the Title Insurance Com panv

racks market was enlivened by a few
a lsrgs importance. Among the noteworthy
- .r.csnl mention should be made OF No. ls5
-, because through Il the Title Insurance
rs.ry of New York makes fits permanent hom.
s.rssray ard Cedar st. In this sale q number
an one company transferred title TO them
n another company. AS q consequence OF
F-.rsaetlon the Trust Company OF America re-
"a lsrge sum Of money which can be rein
Is q real estate
'..ss- large downtown deal. Involving III. sum
rv 0Oo. was the purchase by the Century
=, ana the Alliance Realty Company of the
r-,-y building Nos. zs. IS and AZ Chambers AZ
.,sps 70 No. p 10 Is Reads st The seller was
rsssen & Erwin Manufacturing cornpa,v
- tss leased the premises from the buver at a
---,sl o. u. per cent or about $500 900 q year
= N the same block the Stewart Butld,ns
vhich It is said. Felix Ismay recently nsfd
n MO- i has been frequently reported thar tba
xEn eventually buy that part OF the hlool
= does not now own, and will erect on :,
: municipal Office building in which an The de-
...srts o. the city government now ir ra,ta5
- VII be installed
upper broaoWay there was a speculative deal
4 attracted some attention. II was the sale OF
hoshwest corner OF l5lst 81. and Broadway.
tot has frontage OF sslI feet IN Brosdu,av
. fes1 In l5lst ST II is opposite the Hebrew
-srr Asylum tract. ana was sold tv Jobn =
,ssz 70 LoEerfel5 & Prayer
s.rs were several deals Of importance 8, -ba
s-glysnia station section Of Manhattan One
a the plot 5sN75 feet on the south side OF 25tb
6 feet west Of sth ave. 10 the Valencia ReaI.v
-gsHy. The other deal was the sale Of Nos 9S2
Z West Ssrn st. 42x9Ss feet This nronertv
q sid by siaWson & Hobbs for the cohn-F -Faer-
s7E,A-onson company.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Water ST. Nos $40 and 642 n S 40 5xso; Morris
fIankin TO Isidor Cans; = part mortgage
same property; Julius Iochman, executor TO
same; y part; mortgage. SIS, 600 .........,...
L4iayefte st, No GO TO -. 100x irregular: Israel
4dppmann 70 Milton NJ Eisman II part.-...
Cherry 81, Nos 227 and 229 s. 3sx irregular:
morris koslow 10 Harris Goldman ct al: mort
10Th st Dds II " Of Ist ave 25xlOG: Henry
AlshenneT 10 Annie Besler: mortgage SI4 900.
sist 81 $ s lSS II of Avenue 4. 25xl02 >; Ed
Wafo ' enczei TO Anshor Bohemian Real Estate
Association mortgage. SO. 600 ......-...--.....
llsih 81 Nos a65 and 367 West 50xlO0 IL Ber-
marc marc br1nGze TO Frederick Webb; !. part; mort
Madison ave. No 1714 10 IT'S " s. 40 sx7O; Israel
i teinberg 10 Paul Hanke; mortgage $4,000.
Fiot bSgins 100 II n OF Dyckman ST and 365 Fl W
of Prescott ave. 13l Ok S e X S}x W
40; David Kenyon TO DorOIhea L Filby .....
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

Co agt George stultz. contractor - sss5 OF
9lst st, No. 323 East Charles Brown & Co agt
Roman Catholic Church of Lady OF Good
Counsel. owner: John Y: corran contractor - 14s &c
2d ave. corner 18th St. 12S.9xT4 9: E G.
Hanssche & Co. agt. Hebrew Technical School
contractor -. 4Os2 6:
agt Herman aaron owner aud contractor $50 Ot
Orchard St. No. 20; Louis Hurwitz ct al agt
tractor -; 800 OK
Harry Benjamin Abend. owners and con
tractors -. s225 Ot
agt. Sarah A b Downs. owner Martin J.
Hackett. contractor 115s IS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Sr,Gaer David. and another 10 Jasper Hausen;
18th 81, No 305 East; prior morfesga SIo GOa.
c.
SchtTzer. Morris, to Mitchell Lippnan and an
other; Rvington st. No 1877: instalrnents per
~ Q
Mnihkan Mary A. to Equitable Cso-operative
Buliolng and Loan Association; Spuyten Duyvil
a6aarnkWey. s. at centre line 239th st ia 3x
. oA[ 10 beginning; instalments. per cent. :.
Sehs lsidor l, 20 Norris Franklin and arother
s%rs; water ST. No. e4O prior mortgage. sIO, 900:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Webster ave. e. sss fl n. Of 16sth st: FIVE
story brick tenement house 45x7S; Peter Fox
owner Clement B. Brun. architect $780,
washington St. n s, 175 II. e. Of Westcheeter
ave: two story frame dwelling house. 2lx4S;
NJ GasSin. owner: 5. Snlyth. architect ....... 81
white Plains Road. W. DOS ft OF
one story frame store. 16X25: Maclx
owner; J. Melville Lawrence architect ....... l..
hlghoridge railroad yards. 5 s OF 167th St and
Harlem River: two story frame signal tower
12N1e New York Central & Hudson Railroad
Company. owner: Morgan NJ Q Brien architect j.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

SEh St. s S. 100 IT. W. OF Central Park West;
dor nve story stable 25x95s A. E. F1gor.
elst st. Nos. II and 13 West: for an eleven story
eeIick nathouse. 5OXSS.2; s ". Bovine. owner:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
HELP WANTED


Fsmsse
CAPABLE young woman stenographer and
ID. E bookkeepers S1b 10 SIS Can THE
OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY, 30
Broadway.
EDUCATED and competent young woman
stenographer; S15- Call THE OLIVER
TYPEWRITER COMPANY. $40 Broadway.
GENERAL HoUsEw0RKER.-Cook and
m maid d. place waiting; bring references
Call SWART EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
n W. cor 18th st and Columbus ave
GENERAL HousEwoRK.-Good cook:
s1s-S2o; other help kept. T29 fremont
LADIES to make Sanitary Belts. Ma
dozen; particulars. stamped envelope.
LhiNOA co. Dept 7o3. Chicago.
LADY CANVAssBRS everywhere: good
pay; easy sailing article; sales never fail
where Bucash is shown; it sells at 23 cents
Ior a large box every family can use II
BUCAsH MIG Co. Providence. R I.
SIX thoroughly competent young women
stenogTaphersi s12 TO SIS Call. THE
OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY. $40
Broadway.
SALESMAN. experienced in any line. to
unexcelIed speciality proposition; commits
sions and SS5 weekly for expenses. THE
land. o.
THREE COLORED WOMEN and one girl
wanted take situations at good wages.
Please call 13 Fleet ST.. Brooklyn. Cham
oeTlaid. waitress. cook, general house
worker wanted
WANTED good cook. willing 10 go to
Adirondack with small family; plain
washing; only those who can give best per
sonal references wanted; apply Monday.
between 10 and IL 2T East T2d st
YOUNG WOMAN stenographer and bill
clerk; $40 Call THE OLIVER TYPE
WRITER COMPANY. $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

Haggard cheek hollows deep dissipated
tints, running from mouth TO nose; dark
sunken eve circles; boated puffy eyellds'
and all other marks Of age. dissipation,
trace Don't go through life misjudged or
showing the marks Of your indlscretlons-
Keep a pleasant face and be IN demand
DO YOU BELONG TO THIS CLASS2
If you DO get out OF II quick. for the
world considers such marks as indications
Of uncleanliness, disease, blood impurities.
or lack of refinement. Pimples, sores,
blotches. greasy skin, unsightly black heads.
coarse pores. red nose. sickening sailowness,
OF any unpleasant condition of the face can
be overcome in a very short time II properly
treated. Don't forget upon the impression
you make on others depends the attention
courtesy. pleasure you will receive. and even
more upon future home. business. or social
life will depend much on how you care for
your personal appearance and appear 10
others
II you have any little imperfection OF any
one feature have II corrected. Make the
most OF your looks II you have blemish
Of any kind that might appear unpleasant 10
others even though slight have il removed,
II you have ''crowsfeet," sagging cheeks,
fallen eyebrows. wrinkles burrows, hollows,
or any other displeasing conditions which
mar your appearance, have II overcome, tho
sooner the better. Time will but increase
the condition. therefore. the cost The wise
man OF woman will keep his face as attrac-
tive possible. and do not forget the older
You become the more you need the help OF
facial appearance.
Call or write for an interesting book on
Face Value" free. Hours, & To S al the
World Famous Dr. Pratt Institutes. sole
owner Immediate Process.
Chicago. pa State. Milwaukee, 1O6 Grand.
New York. l122 Broadway. Pittsburg. 4s2
Wood st.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

"aqlson aqS9 st. e g.. 750 IT. n OF Morris Park ave-
1 lux lux irregular. The Bronx: George Hauser
AotIn 81. n g. 125 It. e. OF Willow ave. lOlxieox
Pa-. u.ar; manhattan Mortgage Company loans
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

No brow can he pleasant and pleasing
with an ugly frown constantly visible. We
positively remove deep grown burrows per
nanently in 10 TO % minutes. Is il worth
while. then. 10 carry frown a jltetlme ana
stand in your own light aiways2
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

RepuIsive. hanging, flabby skin about the
eyes cheeks, chin, and neck is not only un-
inviting for others TO look upon, but IS
actually unpleasant 10 ones self he re
move all such displeasing conditions in
stantly-gone foreyer-without tnconVen-
ience or trace.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

loSth st. Nos 4s0 and 432 East; Patrick Brennan
agt. James Rudden; May 10 1905 ......... s. 26p
Same property; same agt same ......-....... J. sos
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
REMEDIES.

II can bring you nothing but harm in ths
long ruE, and the older you become the
greater will be your disadvantage.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

1-1an 7an 81 g 200 II W Of Amsterdam ave. 1O0x
pn ~ hueoiph g Suggenheimer to Reinhold N r
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

CHAS. BARTENS date OF Bartens & Rieel.
Watches. Diamonds, Precious Stones. IL
l6 John st Telephone 5Sg5-Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

REFINED. middle aged woman viii give
services a m. % p. m. GOthins
rleniaI. home preferable 70 wages Ad-
dress BEST REF EFtA1NtE<S. = ", lfth ST
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

STEW ADDE'S North German settled
" oman best city references; veFy con-,
vepieut for steamers as hnguist. lady's
maid and nurse experience: as Etewardess
or HatrOR. address II, T., care Whitney.
So Perry st
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-hale and Female
Four lines mot exceeding p Words), three
Insertions. 10 cents: seven insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words. three Insertions. 80 cents; seven In
sertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
puoro ENGRAVING.

TONE snc !ins work; catAlosues sno
oslor work; excellent results. s2s gls0oI
4ySGGpIIN PHOTO ENGRAVING Co's
Ges.t .Ieues st Phone 1ooo hs11S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
RESTAURANTS.

CAFE MORETTI 81 sVsFsaar, W. S2th Under new nes
Din. Soc. wine Sat, sun HoI., 8Oc. Old
AoTetti Dinner. sl.O0. Music, Priv. rooms
lWgaOWS fPaf ii4 e i!5a KsSfqH5P0t fHP0fteF 1os Of
WurzbuFger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossen-
schafIsbrau.
HOTEL HAMILTON.-Panza Restaurant;
a la carte; table d hote, T6c, special spa
ghetti. 1872 West 45th-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
LOST.

,o,er handbook No. z29. $50 on Dry Dock
So--irsls bank ANY person having elAims
,.,'o-, .ai6 book IS called upon 70 present the
me 10 he bank within thirty Gays. OF me
- hooE NIL be declared cancelled ana e1-
..s-,s1,,sef,ss ana a new one Issued IN lieu
thoresf
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
er3: lowest prices. MARX BROS. - Union
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
HELP WANTED

Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAUSS, BROOK
LYN, WANT A NUMBER OF
BRIGHT GIRLS TO ACT AS
PARCEL WRAPPERS; EXPERT
ENCE UNNECESSARY. APPLY
TO SUPT., DEPT. OF WRAPPING,
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

NEW YORK CENTRAL. Storage Company.
1O3 East 125th.-Carpet cleaning. Fire
proof warehouse. Furniture stored Ex-
perienced packers. Vaults for yaluables.
Moving vans. Telephone Harlem
B. F. NICHOLS. 264 W. I55th st-Express
and vans; furniture packed and shipped
TO all parts of country: licensed piano
mover. Phone 2SSO-Morningside.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS

= -,,-1TCsFssTTY Protection against sneaE
q ,t.eVsry. homes prOtectsa bsr, . naIste,,,
ii'aei s al,sn, viii call. MARK COHEN. DO
Pine sf.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG MAN who would like interest IN
gold mine. viii be given exceptional op-
pertunitv. Address MINER. 254 Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
UPHOLSTERING.

OLD FASHIONED rag carpet 90 cents per
yard. reliable upholstering: mattresses.
Telephone 4434-River.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
MACHINERY.

- S-SypRESsORS carried In STOCK.
AiH o- steafn driven: all sizes; insi'ect
our stook; air receivers; also roch oF'ls -
III III .e,.-,,-r nstrnps holsting engines. crush
cDi''l . UiCK rs BROS. l3S Liberty 81
:, p pyDTJcED PRICES second hand
u,oe,S ana iron working fpsoAinss iy
ner,s.-s. raachinery bought ana eh-
ssn-sS GEO. b EDDY. See Aaaison -.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
ARTS.

. GALLERf or AAtERICAN PAINT
giS i J0hn-st-. Room S1-Speciai ex-
1E q olive ? Blacks realistic land
.cs Gallery open from 10 10 ..
llzER ; Tea and Cocoa Room. -Repair-
e Z hrlc-a-brac snd Rr1 treasures.
EEzRs s2s SIN ave
E-2 taken FOR hand booRb ln6ins: orig
z.sgns also instruction given. Bind
e si'Ts =. Han. 156 5th ave. y. Y
= Decorated Vases. 6Oc.. worth 81.
- Ike them N l.. 8: Cut Glass
sgk-. worth s. BURKE. l6 W. 2ad
Z IRA MES. gold Tasntes mirrors. Co
rzl styles - order. and ready made in
q select IRON ~ wholesale prices.
E.lA ManEfactCre-. 145 East S2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
STORAGE.

bIUhANE.
O'BRIEN'S STORAGE, EXPRESS & VAN
co. 5 Office. 65th 81. and Amsterdam
ave; telephone. 52-Columbus: warehouse.
$40 West SD St; telephone. S64-Columbus:
separate rooms for storage, household ef-
fects. pianos. trunks. merchandise, &c
entire charge taken; removals city or
country.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly st home IN spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
Ing. exDerfeucA unnecessary. send Tor par
t1eulars PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport.
Y
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
Trhs Tribune received at their Uptown
Ofsce No 1884 Broadway, between 58th
and 87th sta, until 8 o'clock p m. Adyer-
tisesnants received az the Following nrlncn
m vlI 254 sth ave. 4. e. cor. l3d st
ibs eth ave. cor. i2th St e2 East itth st
SSa vvsst iaprh ST 1855 50 ave. between
19Sh and 7Tth sts I: io2G 50 ave. meas 6lss
a.. i7os ist ave. near ssth e. loI Eass
i2afh st 700 TrsmoDs Avst-So* SeAs~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

sT.TEopOIrI-o. i2i West 2sth-st-. manu-
fse.lrsr of musical instruments. pos
-. fha s<cret 20 repair your violin. old or
n1v tGst you Obtain cnass eooA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
HoUsEcLEANING BUREAUS.

MFTROPOLITAN House Cleaning Bureau
an appertaining 10 house cleaning. Ollcss
o1Q " tc7th at Tel. 3IS0 Chesea- 30. 1851
broadway. Tel $3.50 Col.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
ANTIQUES.

EBLE'S ART GALLERY. lis WEST
=. near 5th age.--AlTiques curios
FEeis. silverware. rare fans. paintings
-l,uEes and weapons. Ol6 geld bought
2LgO BROS. antique furniture. brio
rsrac Sheffield and sohd siiTer. 3Ss 4th-
rear 21In-st. Tel .34e-Madison So.
4GG ANTIQUES co. 1E6 West z2d-st.
1s snc sells Olc mahogany, silver. jew
Z 0alc-ial china
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. - Absolute protection against
burglars; self-adjusting to doors, win
dows; big profits. Sample Soc AUTO
MAT1c BURGLAR ALARM CO., st. Louis
No
Mr. ADV. AGENT.-If you are Mason.
send ms your age and I will favor you
with rates that are easy and favorable for
some Of our insurance, J. H GRAY. Once.
el2 West 9th St, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-13
EDUCATION FOR
VETS DAUGHTERS
ORGANIZATIONS MAKING scHoL.
ARsAiP SELECTIONS FOR THE
STATE oamal COLLEGE.

Athens, Ga, oct 70 The DaugL
ters Of the confederacy Throughout
the state are beginning to turn their
attention to providing scholarships foy
the descendants Of Confederate vetes
rams at the State Normal school
President granson Is in receipt of
scAelalships from the Macon .csapter,
Che rlnlnah aha1tef ami tlle f'I.
Valley ghapfa for lle aaaga s 99
granaqa elltefs 81 - feaffato gees
rams Other Chapters are dlsena ~
this matter aid it IS likely that &
numter or scholarships of this kina
Will be provided
While tue namber Of scholarships
at the normal school this yeal Is not
jas large as usual. there are several
most worthy young people there on
the scholarship plan -Four Splendid
young slrlAfrom the mountain section
of the stN are there on scholarships
fiirnished BY generous citizens Of
Athens Quite a number from dif
ferent sections of the state are re-
MD IN this manner
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Handsome Cars are Put on
Brunswick { Western
Division
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Also Understood That Number of
New Engines Are Being Built
Especially for the Local
Division.

There has recently gone into sery-
ice on the Brunswick & Western di-
vision Of the Atlantic Coast Line new
equipment OF which employees of the
passenger department are pardonablv
proud. and which can not fall to con.
tribute materially to the comfort OF
the travelling public between Albany
and Brunswick.
There have been placed on the day
trains which reach here at 11:45
a. M and depart at 4:1Q, first class
passenger coaches Of the newest pat
tern They are sixty feet Ia length.
ofsmassiye construction, and mounted
on unusually heavy trucks. They
have no gingerbread work inside
q out but are elegant in general
finish from end TO end They are
Just out of the shop, having been
specially built for service between
Albany and Brunswick
The splendid first class coaches r.
GENTLY operated \s part 81 the
equipment Of the day trains have now
been assigned to the nigA. trains. All
passenger trains On the d. & IN. di.
vision therefore have handsome anu
altogether superior equipment to any
ever operated on this line
II Is authoritatively stated that III
the course Of the next few weeks FIVE
new passenger locomotives will be
placed in service on the B. & w. Ill.
vision. They are now nearing com.
pletion in the shops. They are much
heavier and more powerful machinex
than have heretofore operated OH the
i. & W., and their going into service
will enable passenger trains to MAKE
their schedules without diniculty7-
something which has been practically
impossible of accomplishment in The
recent past.
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He Now Has the Politicians
on the Anxious
Bench
SAYS He Is CONSIDERING
Petition Signed BY Number of citi-
zens Asking Him to Enter the
Race Has Been Circulated
IN the city.

The rumor was persistent again
yesterday afternoon that Judge Court.
land Symmes. the well known Bruins
wick attorneny. had been presented
with petition signed by number ol
citizens requesting him to enter the
lhayorality contest. Later in the
evening Judge Symmes was seen by u
REPRESENTATIVE OF The Newss ana
when questioned on the subject the
Judge stated that he was not yet ready
to give out any definite answer.
0nce long ago" said the judge.
when my uncle was on the bench, a
ease was being tried harris, one o,
the attorneys, got up and argued the
case for fully four hours When ne
finally fnlnshed the other attorney
looked at my uncle, and asked him
what IN the world Harris meant, to
which the Judge replied 4 don't know
Harris don't know. and | don't think
the Master himself really knows
Now that my position exactly in
this mayoraIity mix-up. don't know
and nobody else knows"
isn't it a fact judge, that you were
to-day presented with a lAsition signed
by number of citizens requesting
you to make the racer asked the re-
porter.
Well came the reply, something
was presented 10 me, but not knowing
whether it was a petition or bill,
was afraid to look at it.
When the reporter hnally put the
real question and requested the judge
to give him a definite answer, he said
that he had not made up his mind.
In fact have not had time U
consider the matter seriously, but i
am going to take it under consldera-
tion. and you may say that whatever
do it will be the right thing. | will
be honest and sincere in my actions
in this matter whatever my decision
Is. See me again tomorrow, and
may tell you few more jokes. Good
night
With the announcement in The
News yesterday that Capt Tobias
Newman was also considering the
probability Of entering the race, ana
with Judge symmes being urged %
@Ak into the contest the Brunswici5'
politicians are VI much on The.
anxious bench. and things politically
are somewhat stirred IN brunswick,
There is no telling what VIII really
happen at that November primary
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Respectfully yours.
c. P. GOODYEAR.

Brunswick, Ca, October II, 1906.
Messrs. H. NJ. King. ]. T. Lambsight.
Claud Dart and J: c. Ligeour,
Brunswick. Ga.
Gentlemen: For the first time in
many years a mass meeting of the
electorate. taxpayers and voters OF
the city Of Brunswick has been held
to select from among the progressive
business men of this city ticket to
stand for municipal honors at the
hands Of the people. to be voted for
IN the coming white primary. wSich
will be called by the city executive
committee.
This meeting was held on the even
Ing Of October Sth. in the city hall,
and after ballot in which those pres
ent participated, you were selected u
become the peoples candidate for the
aldermanic board OF this city. and the
undersigned were selected BY the
chairman to SO advise you and to
urge your ACCEPTANCE.
The mass meeting adopted a plat
form committed to Progress ana
Prosperity and the municipal owner
ship Of public utilities, Just now,
when Brunswick Is budding into an
industrial development and growth
whish is attracting the aomiration or
the entire country, It is well that this
mass meeting has looked with care
to the future in the adoption of such
A comprehensive and eminently salts
factory platform, and tins committee
sincerely entertains the hope that
your endorsement of the platform ana
your acceptance Of the nomination
viii be speedily forthcoming.
With assurance Of high regard AMI
best wishes. we beg to remain,
Yours sincerely,
j. S. WRIGHT,
MAX ISAAC,
G. II. IEAVY,
CLINTON BROWN.
Committee