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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-03

The marriage of Miss Kate Black
and Mr.. B Z. Herndon took place a
few days ago at Dalton IN the Epis-
copal church Miss Ethel Black was
maid Of honor and there we're sew
eral other attendants Mrs VIII y.
Harden sang So Holy, Sweet and
Fair" just before the ceremony. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. +. A. Wrench
of this city and has many friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon will
reside in Chattanooga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-03

Mrs. T. Q. Fleming has returned
from a visit to Jasper, Fla.
Mrs H. r. duBignon, Miss Mamie
symons and the Misses Stiles have
returned from a VISIT to ST. Simon.
Miss Mason. of Jasper, end
Miss Eve, Of Wadley, Ga, u iasb
Mrs. j. r. Mangham on Unicn Street.
Miss Alberta stovall, who is the
guest Of Miss Eva Cate, leaves with
her today to spend a few days at
Cumberlanq returning Friday to leave
for her nome in Elfrton.
Master J. D. Sparks entertained
few Of his Httlex Friends yesterday af
ternoon in hoIr Of his tenth birth
day The litt host and his guests
enjoyed a pzsssant afternoon
Miss Blanche TAFT is still III with
typhoid fever but the case is a mild
enc and her early recovery is hoped
for. Mr. TAFT Is with his family in
North Carolina because of her i'll
ness.
Mr. an dAIrs. w. r. De Voc, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Mallard, Misses Nor
eli, of Sylyania and Paul Of Darien
and Judge q. J Dillon left yester-
day to spend two months at St Simon
in he Foster cottage
Mrs w. Cline and her children
left yesterday TO spend a few weeks
at their country place before going
to their Future home in Waycrus5
Their fNends here regret their de
parture kery much.
~ kolHe Nelson and Misses
sagrtice Nd Matte Nelson leave to-
morrow GAINESVILLE after spend
inc severS months here with Mrs
ii. j. Read. Their many friends
hope for their return next winter
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!: Society News

Mrs. n. s. Pafford and Ter children
Of Boston, Ga, are uk ting Mrs. f.
n. Knight.
DR.. and Mrs. c. a %te and their
family leave today or y p days stay
Misses Carrie I'd Bera Dixon have
returned to Patterson after a visit to
the Misses Girven.
Mrs. w H. Lyle has returned from
New. York where she spent several
weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Cecilia Valentino leaves to-
morrow for Savannah after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Moore
Mrs G. Downing and Miss Downing
leave Saturday 10 spesId some time
in their cottage at ST Simon
Miss Lessie MichellsN of Albany,
will arrive Friday to visit Mrs. e.
II Hottie at her cottage con st. ST.
mon
Mrs w f Parker and her chill
dren have returned from ten days
stay at the Bellevue hotel on st. ST
mon.
The marriage of Mr. Charles r.
Goodyear, Jr. and Miss Elizabeth
Sreldon takes place this evening at
e''ef. =.
Mrs G. w Blanton has returned
from Atlanta where she left her
daughter Mrs Smith convalescing
from her illness.
Mr.. Arthur Wood is improving
from his Illness and will be broughh
home from Savannah as soon as hi3'
physicians viii allow him to BIZ
moved.
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Special Rates to Cumberland.

Special Rates 10 Sufnper'aTo.
Special Announcements: Cheap rates
to be operated from Bruins,
wick to Cumberland Island
and return account of the
4th of July celebrations.
uly 3rd: S1.00 for the round trip,
tickets good ~ return ~
to and including July 5th.
July 4th: 50 cents for the round trip,
tickets limited July 5tn.
ENIMELINE leaves Brunswick $50
a m. returning win leave Cumber
land p. m, July 4th and July 9Th
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-03

sEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND NO. "a,
The board OF directors of The
Brunswick Bank & Trust Company
have this day declared a semi-annuai
dividend of five dollars $4,000 per
share, ont of the earnings Of the
bank for the past six months, to
stockholders as Of record of this
date, payable on and after July 1st
1907 Checks for dividends will be
mailed.
Geo. H. Smith, Cashier
Brunswick IA. June 2Tth 1907.
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A QUIET BITE

A QUIET BITE
in congenial company and appetizing
surroundings is the ideal thought for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the company
and We viii Attend to the balance.
Service IS perfect and cuisine I'M
surpassed. A "sngeud" at this res
tauraat leaves a Wight snot in the
memory that seems to remind YOU
to come again. For good eatine
dine here
THE METROPOLITAN
RESTAURANT
Telephone 81.
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EOR SALE

Excellent building ON Bay street
business center It's cheap. See US
10 once. L. J. LeaVy & co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-03

AGE only serves to make Lewis
Hunter Whiskey better.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-03
Cures Indigestion
and Sour Stomach

Do not suffer longer You can be re-
lieved Immediately by Hicks Capudine.
1t induces the proper flow Of gastric
Juices and cures the distress and acidity.
Try it; It's pleasant to takeIt's liquid
Cures headache also. At all druggists.
The oasis., 1907-11-02

of Bacum which lies south of the Rio Yaqui and about 10 miles west Of Esperanza. The farms in this region are all irrigated by the waters from the canal system of the Richardson Construction Com. pany by means of lateral tapping the main canal just north of Esper. anZa.
 That the Valley is becoming more widely known to the home seeker is forcibly evidenced by the large number of inquiries for lands now being received at Esperanza. Since the first of October the Rich. ardson Construction Company has also entertained numbers of home seekers who are personally visiting the Valley to inquire for farming lands. To all of these the Company is advising patience because of it's determination to first complete and make secure it's vast system of headworks, canals and laterals. The company believes in the old adage: "Be sure you are right, then go ahead" con sequently none of its land has as yet been placed upon the market. When the time comes to settle the lands, the purchaser can begin operations with the positive as. surance that the irrigation system upon which his crops will depend is as safe and of a nature as per- manent as 1t can well be made.
The oasis., 1907-11-02
yaQUl DELTA NOTES.

Last week Mir. Wm. E. Richard son, vice-president of the Richard son Construction Company, made a short business trip to Hermosillo and Guaymas, returning to Los Angeles on Monday of this week. At Guaymas he was met by the manager of the company, Mir. Carl F. Adam, who accompanied Mir. Richardson to Los Angeles. Next week Mir. Richardson will journey to Nebraska in the interests of the company, remaining east possibly three or four weeks.
 Mir. Elmer Anderson, president of the Yaqui Valley Produce Com pany, has been successful in mak- ing all arrangements for the estab- lishment of a regular freight, passenger and Wells-Fargo agent at Bacum, the new station on the Ferrocarril Cananea, Rio Yaqui V Pacifico just west of Corral. In the matter of shipping the products of the soil, the new station will be an added convenience of great value to the farmers of the Yaqui valley in the vicinity of the Pueblo
The oasis., 1907-11-02

remember and second that Mr. Charlie" Mccarthy knows how to give a friend a royal send.off when he starts in to do it.. And none of the others who were duplicated" were at all backward about doing their part to make the affair as big and enjoyable as possible In com mon, everyday English, it was great, and "the time Charlie Me- Carthy gave his friend send off" will long be remembered at Minas Nuevas, while Alamos and Aduana will ever be ready to "bear wit ness"
The oasis., 1907-11-02
on ferguson Seriously lols,.a

PnoENfx, Nov. ll-rhe conditio, of Dr. Ray Ferguson, snperinlen. dent of the Territorial Insano Asylum, who was seriously iniured yesterday through vicious attack of an inmate of the asylum, is still critical. pr. Ferguson is in semi.conscious condition and hi. physicians cannot say definitely whether he will recover until he comes out of his stupor. The doc. tors believe, however, that they will be able to save Dr. Ferguson's life.
 Dr. Ferguson's injuries were the result of being beaten over the head with the blunt side of an axe by an insane patient who had not previously seemed violent. The physician was only saved from death by the action of guard who discharged the contents of his shot, gun at the maniac and so badly wounded the latter that he had to cease his attack on Ferguson. The insane man is perfectly rational today and deeply regrets his attack on the superintendent.-Citizen.
The oasis., 1907-11-02
COFFEE

Your grocer must sell poor coffee; we cant all be comfortable; but he needn't sell 1t to you.
 Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Schilling's Best we pay him.
The oasis., 1907-11-02
Social Event at Minss Nuevss.
Special Correspondence)

letter night in the history of Minas Nuevas. During the week hun- dreds of invitations had been sent out to people of Alamos, Minas Nuevas and Aduana, inviting them to grand ball and banquet in honor of Mir. Harry J. Duane, of the engineering corps of the Ala mos branch of the Cananea, Yaqui
 River & Pacific railroad, who is about to leave for his home in Ohio. The function was an outdoor affair, the grounds about the hospital quarters of the railroad camp hay ing been fitted up for the occasion. All the week men had been at work clearing the ground, which was enclosed with ropes and several rows of chairs and benches placed in circle about the space reserved for dancing, which was overlaid with canvass. Posts had been placed about the grounds and from ropes strung from pole to pole hung dozens of Chinese lanterns. The principal decorations in addition to the Chinese lanterns were Mex
 ican and American colors and the big gateway at the' entrance to the grounds was decorated with the Mexican and American flags. Be- side hundreds of guests who had been invited and for whose enter tainment elaborate preparations had been made, hundreds of others came to look on, and at an early hour all the seats on the grounds had been filled and it was necessary to improvise others, while several hundred people stood around on the outside. From seven o'clock till nine there were, every few minutes, arrivals from Alamos and
 Aduana. The Alamos orchestra, the best in Sonora, furnished music and at 8:30 dancing commenced, all the members of the different committees having their hands full
 The committees were: Reception: Chairman, pr. $. N. Graves, Ceno- bio F. Esquer, Rafael P. Garces
 Heliodoro Garces, Jesus s. Ross
 Decoration: Chairman, s. w.
 Parker, c. A. Mccarthy, Jesus Gar ces. Entertainment: Chairman, Dr. c. A. MacKechnie, Jose Aure- lio Ross, Jose A. Tena, Juan Jose Fox, Rafael Ross. Floor: Jose Juan Yepiz, F. B. Siebold. Re- treatments were served from 10 to 11:30 and there being so many people to serve the committee on entertainment had more than they could attend to. Mr. c. A. Me Carthy, the moving spirit of the affair, however, was equal to the occasion and quickly pressed into service Messrs. Frank Morris
 George w. Avery, Vance Carother; and Patt R. Sullivan, for duty ir the kitchen, which was ably presid
 ed over by Chef Jackson of SantC Domingo Island, who happened tC be sojourning at the engineers camp. After the refreshments Mir
 Angel Miranda of Alamos sang two Spanish songs which were received with enthusiastic applause, the gen
 tleman being singer of high merit Later Mir. Miranda, with Sehoritt Maria Medrana, sang and danced La Paloma," to the great deligh
 of the thousand or more peopl, who looked on and listened. Dan
 cing was then continued till tn, small hours, when the people be
The oasis., 1907-11-02

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by "THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION" "*
The oasis., 1907-11-02

Mrs. E. k. Bethel has returned to Nogales from her summer outing.
 The ladies of the NJ. k. Church gave missionary tea yesterday at the home of Mrs. Fred Noon.
 Mir. Oscar Rountree has resigned his position at the store of the Washington Trading Company, and accepted employment with the Black Mountain Mining Company.
The oasis., 1907-11-02
NouaIss, Water Co.,, Inc. Purest and Best Water in the United States Comparative Tests by
 Prof. Richardson Boston. Office on Morley HYenhe,
 NOGHLES. aRIZ
Arizona & Colorado R. R

Arizona & Colorado R. R
 TIME CARD. No
 Effective June 9, 1907. No1, Mixed No. ?, Mixed Train, Daily. STATIONS Train, Daily 10 00 a m Lv Cochise Ar 9:10 m 10 :22 m Servoss S:4S m 10 :50 a m Ar Pearce Ly 8:20 a m Connections at Cochise with s. P. K. K. EPEs RANDOLPH, H. J. TEMPLE, Pres Tucson, Ariz Superintendent.
 Naco, Ariz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
ScirathS g 2iccn3Cn.

GouG 9. BOUNDS, 81, ur6 Mamic
Stine, 10; 9lpplifnnt 0orrp 3. Stine,
9tr. 90S, 9toro. observation-disclosures.
@li6t GoQ, 80, rn0 &ermilia g..
Grafton, 81; Npplifont Gli6lt Salt,
9tr. 1921, @eIt.2aiopette- N(ocnue.
George $. Climber, %, un0 Morgo-
ret S6nlb, 30; gtpplifont George $.
Climber, 9tr. 1886, 6rc0er!d, Noenle.
&i6arO i. 0foreimO, 81, un0
Morp 9. Chem, So; @[pplifont Tid.
i. Woreiuno, 9riitol, 2(nne 4rltn0eG-
Gonntp, D}0.
SameS Stot6crt, 80, uno @orie
Sbonobat 80; Npplifant Soiepb
9iegelp, Nr. t05, Nuro.9roOforO.
SttoBe.
Sobn $. @on0egrift, 80, lno MorD
6. @ollocc, Al; 2(ppIifunt SSobn s..
&anocgriit @ai6inaton, 9. &.
MiGoel Scrbert 0eltiion, %, unO
Goie g8atner Sie9el, "a; Npplifont
2ouis Sugar lr. 1902, &adion-
StraBe.
glbp SbipIep 24ltto @eorgianno
2eotberpooo, IS; @lpplifont 8iQium
i. SGaffer.
Senrp Souiioint, 80, ltn0 Nnno
Snode, 10; 9tpplifant Scnrp Soui-
loint.
Saul q, Gnigbt, %, un0 Mnrp &.
Sbornagle, 10; 2lpplifant Saul u,
&nigbt, 9tr. 1914, MeIt-2erington-
StroBc.
Surrp 6. 3ocobi 81, unO Eiaie
Golfer, 2G; NppIifont Samuel Web-
ger, Nr. 1903, &Gnniplpunia-Qlpenuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

.5eiti9en 2to654 am U'ittDof. ran
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reiien. q. :. Eroppe.
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gn5 0rm SnncrCn WarDlanS'S nnb
Den a%ngrcu5cnocn Staaten.
0 linn m be

Die Eod)ter 0eS Gpitntp 3 Commit
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ltnb bon Oieiem ibre &leiber Seiler
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fleine M0oGen am 2e6en er6ulten 3lt
t0nnen.
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ton 8. Stllll, 0enofruten, unb 9. 6.
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elmer Der bcfonntelten &oufleute Der
fleincu Sto0t, oeren 8iirger CT fir
mebrn QlS so Sabre mar.
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Gerionlidfeiten, blinOer Soc Mantle
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@eitern @arnlauS GiIcnbabn.

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nle1. Sonntae, Seeherid iiirb gnimltsburg.
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GIffns. Buffet observation-disclosures
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q. Ruhertiun, 9. M. 3ptuen,
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NotipftoIs0 onfen.

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taps llo SaDettesStraBe.
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Soitbz uut 2o~mbarosStraBe.
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peits@de Sotparos lluo, GerualsStr., S. 5.
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%un SEC itnO 6afcn,

Gin @eriift iiber Sen @crfollf ser
oMerhontS & MinerS IronSpor-
tntion So" Gementirt. - Sit
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iibcr 0e9 Nirettoriuma Ser nWier-
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oos gigentbum Ser @eleQi6oft meoer
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portotion So" bat cine ats II Can't
piern ~beltebe1Oe 6lotte, meIGe Den
Serfebr 5piifen Baltimore, Neruport
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