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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
Luncheon Honoring Bride Elect

A beautiful luncheon was given or
Tuesday by Miss Minnie Hanway IN
honor of a fair bride elect Miss Bes-
sic Aiken, and a more attractive scene
would be difficult to imagine than
was presented when the graceful
young hostess and her guests gath
cred around the exquisiteIy arranged
tables where covers We're laid for H.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

DIR. L. A. Witney-s dental efncf
| will be closed from August IS. to Tie
18th inclusive, while the doctor is I'll
on his summer vacation.
/ Every lady should have copy Of
| the Argo Red Salmon Cook Book. It
tells you thirty-nine different ways
OF preparing Salmon. Ask your gro
Ger for it. It
Mr.. Hugh Armstrong, who spent
several days IN and around New Cas-
tie, Ind. visiting his children and otil-
er relatives, returned home the first
OF the week
| The Star, the brilliantly lighted
theatorium on Poplar street. has been
showing TO packed houses all the
week. The pictures they are exhibit
! ing are good ard truly appreciated by
the public.
Mr.. WI A. Sessions of Jackson, and
Mr.. NJ. F. Jumper, of the same place,
both honored K of P men, spent sew
eral days in this city this week. look
ing after the orders fraternal insur-
ance business
The Times is very sorry to learn
of the serious illness OF Mrs NJ. B.
Carson in Atlanta, :. and hopes for
her early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Crittenden, and Mr. and Mrs Claggctt
are now with her in Atlanta
Hon. Van B. Boddie spoke in the
southern part. OF the state this week
in the interest Of Hon. E N. Thomas
for. governor. Mr.. Boddie has been
putting in some telling licks for his
friend and our county candidate.
Mr.. J. A. Crawford, Of Heathman,
and little daughters, were in the city
Wednesday and left for their home
that Afternoon Mr. Crawford is look
ing now to be i'll the best of health
which all his friends are glad to see
Mr.. Tom Trigg. formerly of this
city, but now enagged in business in
Louisiana, spent few days in the
city with his mothers and sisters this
week Tom IS big hearted fellow
and We were glad to meet him, shake
his hand again and learn of his sue
cess
Mrs. Dir Howard and two bright
little children, who. on their return
from Dublin, Miss. spent a few days
with DR. Howard at the Hotel Cow
an, left last Monday for Castalian
Springs, Durant, West aud Koscius
ko, where they will remain until Sep
tcmber
Mr. w. E. Rodwell, who has been
at work in Corpus Christi, Texas, for
the past two months, which position
he accepted for the benefit of his
health, returned home last Monday
on a visit to his family We are glad
to say he is boxing much better
and with few more months stay in
the Texas climate will no doubt be
a we'll man again
The sudden attack OF Mrs A. NJ
Henry, nee Miss Fannie Lee Middle
ton, last Tuesday morning with a
pendicitis, caused great uneasjness
among both relatives and friends AT
ter the attack she Vas carried to the
Creenville sanitariunl where an opc1-
atom was successfully performed ard
her speedy recovery is now locked
for.
The Simmons theatorium at IT,
opera house las been drawing good {
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
RUBBER TIRES

Make your buggy OF car1i-
age run light and easy. 1t
does not rattle and the wheels
last longer, besides it is more
pleasant to ride In. If you
want your vehicle rubber tired
take it to
J. 4. DUGGER
Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

There ts nothing more dainty for
a picnic or luncheon than Argc Red
Salmon sandwiches or salad The
Cook Book tells you how TO pteparc
them Ask your grocer. IT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
THE PURE FOOD
INSPECTOR HERE
P. A. METAVIN HERE TO SEE
THAT THE NEW LAW is
BEING ENFORCED.

State Food Inspector p. A. Methyin
arrived in Brunswick yesterday and
will be here for a day or two.
Mr.. Melvin is now on an inspection
over the state to see that the pure
food law, which went into effect on
October first, is being enforced To
morrow he will visit the grocery stores
and all of the drug stores in Bruins
wick to see that these dealers are
complying with the law.
1t is thought that many goods are
on sale in Brunswick, as has been
the case in other cities, which are
not properly labebed The m~chants,
of course, are not Intentionally vio-
lating the new law, but all Of them
do not fully understand it and a
number of articles which should
have been retired from sale when
the new law went into effct can still
be found here
However, it is not thought that
Inspecto~ Methvin will find any ser
ious violations OF the law in Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
fought A DUEL;
GIRL WAS KILLED
WITH BULLET I'M HIS SIDE
ITALIAN FIRED UPON
PRETTY ASSAILANT

New YoAs ~ 5.-Rosa RiporyMle
a pretty Italian girl, 20 years old, was
murdered by the man she had tried
to kill.
She fired one bullet, which lodged
in his left side, and, although weak
and fast losing consciote0ess, he
wrested the revolver from her hands
and fired, inflicting wound which
caused Der death in Is minutes. The
shooting was witnessed by groups of
girls on Nheir way from home to the
high school, a few blocks away
Alice Riportelle, who is "a years
old, IS a weTh to do Italian, and owns
a string of barber shops in the south.
Only a few days ago he came here
from Norfolk, Va, where he had
lived for the past two years, to get
BARRIERS to go south with him. The
girl he had deserted learned that he
was in this city and followed The
girl swore she would kill him if l.e
did not return to her. but he laughed
,and said she loved him too well to-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
ONE is SOON TO BE ESTABLISH
ED FOR THE CURE OF
TUBERCULOSIS.
LOCATED At TU8lIRNILLE
Plans Are Being Made To Fight the
Great White Disease in This
State-WeII Known Physi-
clan Interested

Public interest in the crusade
against tuberculosis quickened to
keen and Intelligent interest by the
propaganda CT recent years, will find
qualification in the probability that
the fist sanitarium in Georgia de-
voted exclusively to the open air
treatment Of this dreded disease
will begin operations near Turner
Vile. II Habersham county. in the
late auA Amn months.
DR.. WIG, Bryant. who practiced
medicine in piddle Georgia and in
Atlanta for eve~al months. is the
Originator Of e movement. and pres
ent indications are to the effect that
his efforts will meet with success. He
was at first decidedly adverse to
discussing the proposition for publi-
cation, objecting that his plans were
as yet in formulative stage, and
that his business had not given him
an opportunity to approach the med
ical fraternity of the state on the
subject. When reminded of the in
tense public interest in the problem
evidenced by the attempt to secure
an appropriation at the last session
of the legislature for the establish
ment of a sanitarium for INDECENT
conSJmptives, and other phrases Of
the kmoyement In Atlanta and else
VIII IRE, he has consented to give
tentative summary OF his plans.
Turneryille and the county Of Ha-
bershaln furnish an ideal location
for an institution Of. this nature The
town itself is within five miles of
Tallulah Falls. and is free from the
humidity which is occasionally an OBJ
iectionable feature at that resort
OF recent years people of wealth and
prominent from all portions of Geor-
gia. South Carolina. Florida and even
Louisiana, have sought health at this
place. the record numerically speak
ing, probably reaching high water
mark during the season just ended
The weather, during the summer
months, is cool and eQuable; as
rule, the adjacent scenic attractions
are Of varied type and beauty. while
the federal census rates Habershan
county as presenting, relatively. one
of the lowest death rates in the United
States The old inhabitants wax
especially enthusiastic regarding the
meteorological conditions in the fam
and winter months, when, they say,
the climate is of that dry and brac-
ing variety calculated to summon
back vitality to the most jaded frame
Dr.. Bryant's present plan contem-
plates the use OF a roomy structure
built for sanitarium purposes. as the
nucleus of an institution, to be sup
plemented with tent life among the
mountains In the immediate vicinity
Of Turneryille. Several sites for the
latter purpose are now under adj
visemcnt
These present Startling surprise
to the Georgia unacquamted Win
the beauties OF the Blue Ridge. SUD
limits Of scenery, clearness and
purity Of atmosphre, and a bewiI-
dering and eyerchanging charm.
calculated to definitely magnify.
through psychological suggestion.
the rational methods employed by
the science of today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
FALL MILLINERY OPENING.
Miss Kate Slater viii Display Hats
Next Friday.

MISS kate slater VIII Display Hats
Next Friday.
Miss Kate Slater. the well known
Gloucester street miliner. announce 5
that she will have her fall millinery
opening on next Friday and alb the
ladies Of the city are invited 10 at
tend
Miss Skaters linz Of ladies' head
gear this season is unusually pretty
and attractive. She has all the latest
creations, having yisised he mark Its
herself and everything that win be
stylish during the fall and w.nter VIII
b on display 4 parlcrs on Fri
dag
The STYLES this year have changed
q great deal fhis season. bat all OF
the pledominat.ng shap $. e c viii be
exhibited by Miss Slater and she exs
tends tue iadies OF Hrnswick.. cor
dil invita- ion To coios and look over
her line q goods.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
MRS. PURVIS TO DISPLAY
FINE MILLINERY LINE.

Mrs NJ w. Puryis viii on next
Friday, October II, ateher millinery
parlor, 300 Newcastle street, have
open fo~ inspection all the latest
styles, handsomest novelties and fads
in millinery for the fall and winter
season. 1908
Mrs Purgis is wen known in her
line and it is needless to say that
she VIII nave only the latest designs,
as she spent several weeks in the
norSaru and eastern markets select
ins her stock studying the styles
Don't forget the date. Friday, 0cto-
Der IL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
THIEF HAD TIN BOX
FILLED WITH DIAMONDS

Birmingham, Ala Oct 5.-When
Luke Williams, a negro, was arrest
ed on the charge Of grand larceny
q search OF his person revealed a
key.Thc officers took Ito key. went
to his house and, hidden in the cell
ing, found tin box which the key
fitted On being opened, the box
was found fun of diamond rings and
trinkle,s worth over $l,50O mum
Der Of citizens whose houses at West
Fed have been Systematically robbed
OF jewelry have found their stolen
property in this pile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
SECOND ADVENT CHURCH,
SPECIAL SERVICES TODAY.

Preaching by the pastor at both
morning and evening, II am, and
7:3O pm. Sunday morning service,
Communion in Christ" Subject,
evening service why am an Ad-
ventist and Preach It," The services
OF the church are well attended and
al our friends are cordially invited
to attend and participate in all the
services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
YOUNG WIFE is ARRESTED
AFTER FLEEING FROM HOME

Columbia. s. c. Oci 5.-31rs. C. w
Miihr. a handsome young woman 20
Years old and a bride Of three months
1-as arrested 1T Inc jerome hotel
this morning by he police on com
plant Of her husband an A. O. T..
telegraph operator at Florence, S. G.
who charged that she fled with 2
Pullman conductor. Chief Catacars
dismissed the case on the arrival Of
The husband.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
POUR MINERS BURIED BY
EXPLOSION or GAS

birmingham Ala, Oct. AN ex-
nosion Of gas occurred in Mine 30.
z. Of The Tennessee Coal Iron and
Railroad Company at Pratt City carly
today and a caYein OF the rooi
followed -Four miners, including toe
bank boss, were caught behind the
caye-in and are believed to be dead.
4 number Of injured We're taken
80 and removed 10 hospitals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
RIFLEME4 PLAN
!, FOR BIG EVENT
RTANT MEETING OF THE
COMPANY TO BE HELD
Asssf.sF
- WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
MILL TENDER A SMOKER
Company To Entertain Mayor and
Council and County Commits
sioners-Other Matters
To Come Up.

The Brunswick Riflemen will hold
a meeting In their armory on Wed
nesday night which viii be one o,
the most importanA held in recent
years. as three matters of great
intrest to the organization will come
up for discussion and definite action.
First, the company will discuss a
smoker which is to be given shortly
complimentary to the mayor and
and the county commission
erss 5qvitations will also be extend
ed to her prominent cilzens. Each
mem@f will have the privilege OF
inviting two friends re hmelA
will be served aud thee q ba
will render a aA q u
company viii ~~ave a PIE drflI.
At the smoker the brunswick Rifle
men Company, whEh was EScently
Incorporated. will be organit and
the officers elected
Another mater to be discussed
will be a target shoot a4S@Dasket
Ifsnic which the compaE contem-
kbates giving at Frederick. st. Simon
During Novepbe~.
A military fair. TO be held during
the middle of December. will also
be discussed and probably some
definite decision reached The com
pany proposes to give this fair to
raise funds with which to erect its
new armDry for which. the company
was recently organized.
With siich important matters as
these to come up it is expected that
nearly every member of the organi-
zation will be present.
Captain Dunn is now making an
effort to bring the membership of the
company up to the number required
under the new military bill and it is
expected that several will be added
to the roll at the meeting Wednesday
night.
Dates for the three affairs above
mentioned will more than likely be
decided upon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
DESPERATE NEGRO SPOT
TO DEATH BY BAlLlFF

Hartwell, Ga, Oct. 5.-Bay Jones,
a desperate negro, was shot and
killed by Bailif George Shiflott, one
OF the best officers Of the county who
had been sent by Sheriff Kidd to ar
rest Jones, against whom two indict.
ments had been returned by the
grand jury
Jones resisted arrest and was try
ing to shoot the officer when he was
killed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
CIRCUS NEXT SATURDAY.

The Carl Hagenbeck and Wallace
circus. which is said TO be one og
the best on the road this yea VIII
crEili- ia brunswick next SATURDAY.
giving t8o performances. The cir
cur will spread us tents out iE Wind
sor parks. Ih SLOW has been thor
oughly advzr'ised throushout this
section and T. j. expected tha many
country Deop! VIII BE- n the 81 3
to see it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
CAMDEN COUNTY FAiR.

Camden county held its regular
fair Friday at which number oi
visi ors were present, The fair was
held under the auspices Of the agri-
cultural society Of that county and q
number Of interesting exhibits were
displayed The fair was held aL
WoOdbine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
TORNADO HITS OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, 0. T, Oct 5.-A
tornado struck the village Of Poarch
and is reported 10 have destroyed
thM Dostodice and to have damaged
almost every house in town. No one
is reported killed The wires are
down and details are lacking
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
MEARINa coMPLETLoN.

The new brick block On A street
opposite the Oglethorpe hotel is now
rapidi ncariny cD'D plgtiOn and
ali Of the stores will be ready
for occupancy shorty They have
all been rented.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
Thlra Advertlainn -.

'7''I F'N4~I -I7IH8 OaT'
Another special advertising car of
ae Hage enbeck and Wailoce shows,
which are 20 c,.hibit in lhis cts
next Saturday, arrived yesterday and
new advertising matter was scatter
ed over the city. This makes the
third advertising car that has been
il. the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
ROME IS IN LINE
: FOR THE CANAL

Pr, NINENT CINNS E
.
The Plan Suggested
Goodyear, OF This Scity
Attracting Attention N
X "a Al ,--'''ti
RI Oct she following
expressi of promir d. business
men Of ~ Se N ped regard
ing .rhe oqasord'fof EDITORIAL on
the proposeY connection Of the Miss
issippl<ysam with the Atlantic coast
via the CS4.A and Ocmulgee rivers.
c. B. Goetchins, a promteep ~
estate dealer said:
1t is very evident that the sm-
mercial and industri9l a1tersN b req
wholly upon rail traaSporta. Rn. it
the development of the country if
it proceeds as rapidly and in the
same proportion in the future as in
the past. Especially is this true of
the south, which has only begun to
touch it's natural resources.
Already the railroads confess
that they cannot handle the traffic
and the only relief is in the opening
up TO navigation of The many fine
rivers, flowing from the mountains
to the ocean and aRsaS coast. A canal
from the Mississippi to the Atlantic
would prove Of immense value in the
transportation problem, and would,
in connection with the proposed
canal from the great lakes to that
river. give an all water route from
the heart Of tkaws% Qugh the
greatest country on the glob
The plan seems feasible 70 me
There is plenty water the
streams, and the cut rosr bIn the
Etowah to the Ocmuigs is but a
trifle compared with the result to
be obtained OF course, we are in
terested first In the opening of the
Coosa to the gulf, but that would
be d part OF the great plan OF water
ways. 1t is to be hoped that nothing
will be left undona to push the en-
terprise"
W. M Cannon, leading clothing
merchant and member Of the general
council, said: The proposed canal
connecting the Mississippi with the
Tennessee and Coosa rivers, and con-
Meeting the Etowah with the Ocmul-
gee, thence to the aboard. would
be Of vast benefit 10 the south We
should urge our representatives, from
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, and
the whole south 10 do everything
possible to further this greaJ scheme
during the pres Mt administration.
With Mr. RooseveNs earnest support
this great work might be inaugurated
by united effort OF the southern
representatives in the next two
years"
John Il Reynolds, president Of the
First National Bank. said: a canal
such as Is now being discussed. con
Meeting the Tennessee river with the
Atlantic ocean. would be a great
benefit to this section. ! ann not
familiar enough with the topography
OF the country to say that the route
isaq1 feasible one. but certainly it is
one worthy Of careful Investigation
and congress should be requested to
make the survey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06

Savage claims in his petition,
which wa@lfiled for him by Attor-
neys Napf Wright and Cox, that
he manufactures a patent medicine
for stock known as international
Stock Food" and says it is prepared
from herbs and roots by a secret
tormla. He declares he has invest
ed over a million dollars in his
business and that to make known the
formula would cause him great loss
The petition alleges that the gov
ernment has made an Investigation
OF his food and has classed it as q
patent medicine and avage alleges he
pays $4,000 a year In internal reve-
nue. taxes. 1t is alleged that Com
missioner Hudson claims the food
is a condimenta food and as such
the manufacturer must comply with
the law and carry labels on the pack
ages naming the ingredients. 1t is
pointed out that the law also calls
for the payment Of 20 cents a ton
for the inspection Of food.
L is alleged in +he petition that
the food is not injurious and is not
so charged and that there is no valid
reason Ior disclosing the ingredients
Savage saws that the term stock
food is a uade mark and that the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
SUGGESTS NAME
FOR B STREET
NUMBER OF OLD RESIDENTS DE
SIRE TO SEE lzs63AMED
BLAlN ST

Tos lssdiESr of The NeRs:
& read with inteHesg.the cards
in aaSSr.Iss regarass names
Of streets. b sug-
gsss thlsa1% street be appropriately
named Blain street to honor the mem
ory Of the three physicians of this
name who lived here all their lives
and did so much good amongst the
people Of this city. named loved
and honored by so many Of our peo-
pie.
1t seems to the writer that this
might be even more appropriate
than most names that have been
suggested. Respectfully,
Old Citizen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
The Weather.

Forecast for TO-DAY in GcorsIa
Probably showers along the coast
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-06
WOCu) } PREVENT
fNFORCING>LAW
RICH MANUFACTURERS GETS OUT
INJUNCTION AGAINST
THE STATE.

Alleging that the pure food AMI
drugs act, passed by the last legisla-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08

MINISTRIES
Continued from Page one,

H. Klenmer did some difficult and
clever dancing that earned him an en-.
thusiastic recall, and the program
closed with the great naval song Keep
on the Target" introducing a great gun
target used at recent record target
practise, in which the chorus was
massed back of the target with heads
through the holes made by the great
guns. It was sung by D. N. Calder
wood.
The orchestra played THE Star Span
gled Banner" and a good show to a
good house was over. The Pennsyl-
vania boys certainly demonstrated that
they have entertainment talent of a
high order.
The affair was under the direction of
the following executive staff: Manag-
ing director, Midshipman r. B. Spot
ford; director, NJ. Feldman; stage man
ager, w. H. McDermott; assistant
stage manager, s. O. Thatcher; master
of properties, c. S. Woodward; cleo
.trician, J. Cordes: Master of ward
robe, A. Samuelson; musical director,
L. Poppi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08

the road, by powerful motor driven
by Harold Castle. Among those pre-
sent at the affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Mrs. Fred Maefarlane, Mrs.
Faxon Bishop. Mrs. Dowsett, Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky, Mrs. James Cas-
tie, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. Black
man, Mrs. Frear, Miss Margaret Wal
ker, Miss Anna Paris, Mrs. NJ. NJ
Scott, Miss Marion Scott, Mrs. A. J.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;,
Miss Mamie Winston, Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. Halves Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Halves Jr., Miss Irwin, Miss Hyde
Smith, Miss Irene Fisher. Miss Lenora
Sturgeon, Governor CIeghorn, Captain
Staunton, late flag lieutenant for Ad-
miral Miller; Captain Houdlette, WAL
ter and Harold Dillingham;. Harold
Castle, Count Canavarro. George Cam
avarro, DR.. Sheldon, Lieut.. Eberle.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. F. J. Lowrey gave a charm
ing house party from Saturday until
Monday in honor of Misses Linda
Schaefer, Beatrice Castle, Justine Nc
Clariahan and Edna Gum, Messrs. AL
fred Castle, George Renton, Derwent
Kennedy, Frederic, Sherwood and
Alan Lowrey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
A BELIEVER IN PRINCIPLE,

Some people love quarreling, no mat
ter whether they have a cause or not
it reminds us of the man who, when
asked by a friend why he had been
fighting, said: t'Well. that fellow said
that my sister had a cross eye" ''But.
my dear fellow" said his friend, you
have no sister," "No," was the an
swer;;" but it was for the principle Of
the thing I fought. Dundee Adver-
tiser. -5--