davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
Refers to Artist again.

New York. March 3 '0.
Dear Mr. Delmas: Mr.. Peabody has written
synopsis of what that very distinguished artist Of
high social position in New York wishes 70 testify
20 Of Miss Nesbit in 1861.
spoke with my wife. my mother, and think With
Mr.. Wagner. of Whites baast 81 having spent SI20
900 upon himself in one year. 1908 OF g. think
Don't you wish this IN the evidence so you can
use The point that he spent several times more
money than I did annuRllyi
Please inform when and where yon win have
fifteen minutes for instuctiug ex-Chief Of Police
o Mara. I can advise him
An article in q seeond-eiass New York newspaper
this morning (March 81 is possibly in contempt OF
court Very sincerely yours H KIT
Feb 6. o.
Dear Mr. Delmas; Not as principal, bat as hus-
band. I must hear your notes for my wife's testi-
mOny. I shall permit nothing but the Truth. and
wish to prevent any uHintentional misrepressntat0n
To-day a Eitness-not that stage dOor-keeper.
whom pleased 70 hear stand straight and safe
facts-perjuTed himself in a very natural or
studied manner. This gTieTes me al.d forces me 70
insist upon my right a husband r not upon that
deference due my wishes as principal Very sin
eerely yours II. X. THAW.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

Dear Mr. Delmas; Please arrange for Mr.. Carroll
Beckwith'a testimony. Mr. Peabody has brief
thereoa.
We do aot Sish Jerome to further attack Mrs.
zhsS in his rsbuttaL TIE further facts IEoYed b.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

E K tn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
coNvicTs ESCAPE.
Knock Guard Senseiess and Make =
Dash for Liberty.

Mou.t.i,. ga. Aug .>.-A; p
count! convict camp tempo. sct
w seven n.!ts uortn OF Mou. tIr. j
guard WAS assaui 81 Mon Jay II sh, f.
and prolaDil ally Wu,iLd,i. while
I'VE e tAv lr..D''!s made IN ir Cs-
cage lao tie i!J.>,:; country. There
were eleven tDn\!ris II ~" squad I'm.
der one white man. = w. S.n!th +.
Who was guard and superintendent OF
road work.
The cOn>ic.s were kept iu portable
cells on cars and on Sun lay were Civ
en- more tIan customary liberty. On
Monday nisAt. bcfor" Tie car had
been locked, the guard went In 10
pick up some articles that la! in t"c
corner OF ID" car when one Of the
prisoners struck him across the back
OF the head with a heavy ion lan!e
used In soii.rinc. 4 severe ga.l
resulted from ,@e ID and .he man
fell unconscious.
Seven Of tide convicts made their
escape. but aft, a time two OF th"ns
came back 10 me camp. Four re-
fused to leave the camp and sent word
to MOultrie OF the affair. The VOun-
~ physician wen, at once to attend
Guard Smith and found him barely
alive. lie gave it sas his opinion
that he could not survive from 0he
wound. An effort was made TO get
track dogs from Thomasville. but 1t
was unsuccessful. 4 numntr Of dep
uties have been sent out after the e.. =
capCd men. who had about IL hours
tae start Of them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
MARTYR TO sc,eMcs.
Or. PoweIl's Fatal expe-imsnts with
caroolie Add.

Caroooie A0to.
New York. Aug. :S.-Dr. Seneca
D. Powell. whose name will go down
In the history OF medicine as . mar
tyr to science. lies dead At his home
In Greenwich. Conn, as the result
Of constant drinking Of carbolic acid
for three years to prove that pure
alcohol Is an antidote for tine poison
Few chapters in the history Of how
men have battled against disease
equal the one furnished by DR.. Pow
ell. He graduated as an N. d. in
1869. from the Medical School OF New
York university. and at once plunged
into exhaustive experiments with
poisons.
One after another he pondered
methods of neutral1xing the effects OF
deadly fluids and powders. and year
after year he added to the sum total
OF his colleagues knowledge Of the
dread liquids.
Augustus Powell. DR.. Powelrs
father. was a rich planter. living In
Alabama. where the doctor vas born.
The father vas Quartermaster in the
confederate army In which DR.. Pow.
ell also served.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
PRINCE ENTERTAINED.
Wilhelm os Sweden Given Numerous
Receptions at Boston.

Poton. Mass. Aug. 2S.-Prince
W. helm Of Sweden. duke Of Sender
mainland. after a strenuous round OF
entertainment and receptions Monday
night. which terminated a day Of
constant ACTIVITY, during which ne re-
ce,ed the hearticst OF rece ptiOns .
made an early start on his last day Ia
this city Tuesday with a brea4as
given by Mayor Fitzgerald. at which
Governor Guild. Baron de Lager
crantz. the Swedish minister to tle
United States. G. A. Resent visit. the
consul from Sweden In this city. and
prominent business men OF the city I.
were present.
Following the breakfast. Prince
Wilhelm was taken on an automobile
tour Of Boston and Cambridge. dur
ing which he inspected the buildings
Of Harvard University aSd historical
points Of interest in both cities. At
the conclusion OF the tour he was
driven u the Somerset club. where Z
private dinner In his honor was CIV
en- by Ion. James r. Kidder at which
Governor Guild was present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
0aynor To Go to Sprinas.

Macon. Ca. Aug. 2S.-News has
been received in Macon that Colonel
John F. Gaynor has been allowed per-
mis- to go to Indian Springs. IS
miles from Macon. in order to rcga!a
his failing strength. The order was
signed by the judge o. 'he c'-c"i'
court OF apI~als and by the attorney
general OF the United States. Pen.
jamin Green will remain in the Ma
con jail. Gaynor is troubled with
asthma. and has had an attack OF To-
comotor ataXia. He Is quite feer''
and the change will probably do him
great GOOD. Deputy Riley. OF the
ra.tej States court, will accompany
Ca,nor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29

MRS. cAoc GRANTED BAIL.
Alabama Woman Who Killed hes
Husband Held In $500 Gail.

Erlaua. .>a.. Aug. -. Mrs. lie.
VI Cadc. VIZ, II /, charged. .:."-.
dereI Ter husbaLG !itor re c!.y lat
wees .! s.ootlHs b IN in the ad
while tr vas lying ON the cCd. was
arr's.t AND hroug~i b. fore Precinct
Judge - j. C.aytJa She prompt.
~ waived preliminary l,ar.n" and
was granted bail in t.e su,l VI 500.
&hiCn VAS made.
Mrs. Cade has given ont a state
n,eut in which she said tAat on the
evening OF the killing her husband
quarre!ed with her and greatly abused
her. and finally beat her unmerci-
fully with stick. She was then
ordered to leave the home. under .
threat that he would kill her II she
remained longer than morning. she
agreed to leave until she was denied
her children. and afSer some quar-
reling her husband reclined on the
bed. After he became quiet soc
seized his gun and placing It with
In two fee, OF his head. fred the "a
tai shot. She then fed to a nearby
negro house and made known the
story.
She further stated that her hus-
band had been whipping her at in
tervals all during :heir married fife
aud tat she had rather hang than
endure 1t any longer. Mrs. Cade's
statement a. to the whipping 10 cor.
robora.ed by neighbors and evidences
OF marks on her person.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
TROUBLE IN IRELAND
Farrell Mp, and Forty Irish
NatieaaliSts Arrested.
Be TRIED BY SPECIAL COURT
Il IL Claimed the Parliament Member
and Others Took Part In AN w.
lawful Assembly Likely to Cause
Riot"

lon-ford. Ireland. Aug. cs.-Jas
r. Farrell, 'ir.h NatiUna.'st. ne!u =
Der vi I.I,iuiL,nt for NNrtL Long
ford. aMu tuvi! O.nrrS were ARES
I'd early Tuesday morning and are
Low Icing t-i,n hy social court.
,r.E--.- ~" &C iu'. "". IN u
care uf taxing pat in AN unlawful
as ~eInDlN likely 10 cause i riot.
Mr.. Farrell rad been h"!AnG meet
inss throughout hi, constitute ~
which exciting scenes occurred be-
tween National!s,s and L.eMbers vi
the Sian Fem society.
In addition. many cattle have been
driven from tae grazing lands In the
district. which the prosecution al
|, gees was encouraged BY MIR. Farrell
and other speakers. Large forces OF
police are being dc spatcfs,d here, a.
trouble Is being anticipated.
Mr.. Farrell Is the editor and pro-
p!,ctor Of tie !orgford Leader. a
nationalist newspaper circultinE In the
cour,ie, of ongfO-d AMI l-eitrim and
Is the author OF History OF the
County OF i.ongford."
At the general election OF 1900. Mr +.
Farrell was returned uIop.osed from
North long:ord. sWcet ding justin
Mccarthy. w:4o resigned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
On Evanoelistic Work.

Warsaw. Ind. Aug. 2S.-The an
uual rre.irg OF the Presbyterian
general assembly committee on
svanGe.st.c work began here Tues
DAY and viii continue over Wednes.
Gay. The committee vii! appOrtion
among the various synod, throughout
the United States the amount each
sNall have for evangelislr purposes.
The cnAmittee VII, contribute largely
70 the south and sou'nW,s. with .
view to increasing the work In those
sections
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
PANIC ENSUEO.
Amy Lion Attacked His Trainer end
Terribly laeerated Him.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. q. -Scvcral
women AID children were injured
during a panic at 4 local pleasure re-
.sart a. the result OF Ion making an
eattack upon Captain }. F. Briggs. q
tanner and performer. The beast laid
= bare the tanners left arm by blow
Of It's paw and lacerated the man :
thigh with its teeth. Tne lion was
1ubdued b. attendants.
A panic seized the spectators and
many women tainted.
In the rush TO escape. women and
children were trampled upon. Aside
from Captain Briggs. no one was Sc
1iously hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29

Lsundryr.an Attacked and Receives
Rough Teeatnent.

lsundryr.an Attacked and Receives
Rough TrestsWsnt.
Dallas, Tex. Aug. ?S.-High riot.
Ing by a mob OF between 80 and 70
men, occurred In the heart Of tnis
city at about 1890 o'clock Monday
night.
Tie crowd surrounded q man carry.
trg q bundle OF laundry and the lead.
or. hurly man. accused the victim
OF bc.ng "sca1" This was in.
diguartly denied. the mao declarins
he was in the employ OF . laundry.
Many Of the crowd seemed to believe
this. and there were cries OF let
him 20: he's all right" etc.. but the
leader refused to believe this. and
falling upon the victim. bore him.
nc rrsisting. to the ground.
Resaining his feet, the man elud-
ed the era sp Of mis- assaulter and ran.
followed BY the leader With the mob
at some distance.
The object OF the attack was knock.
ed down four times in the nrst block.
eacn time. according to eye-witnsssss.
offering no resistance. out. terror.
ICED and crying for help at every step.
No arrests were made. and the po-
lice did not arrive until some time
later. The laundryman' escaped.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Mr. .n!!;3ITT''iinAY GIFT
Hiss Gladys Vanderbilt. Now O.;
Age, to Receive Slz,C;o,to0.
3nE IS NOW IN EUROPE
mt VIII Sail for America Soon Tc
Oe Present At the Redistribution OF
ne Great Vanderbilt Fortune tha'
viii Occur at an E-riy Date.

New York, Aus. -. -.ll., CAD.
yxr1erhil,'s twcntyfr.t h.rtAiay o.
Cured when, according TO t'u Va. Vi
her father. tr lat. tVrre.'.> N.n-
.slerbit, she cane into ab.ou'e pas
session OF the estate lett In t'u., ;u!
her. which amounts to ST.. ,"u. ''p.
0he n the !Oun:', It vi t." uIl,Ct Eeir-
% tnn vast fortune ana ~ ~ i.'
tnIrd head of the folis. Of \a3..! 81, =,
She anu her nor haze bee. cru!e-
ing IN the ", I.l,:lIEta.. tah.Ls the
waters IN the sC"tn ut France a. !
hunting through the euro sh'is OF
Paris for rare old hr'EZcs. Of " '!ich
they have secured quit. il number, 10!
the spacious nr.ls " Yae EYc""c.s.
their Newpoc: !.2:..c.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has called TO have
The Breakers op, ned. Size and
-Glauys Vanderbilt are coming over
Ips the late season aud Incidentally
Tor business reasons, the rcdis;rihu'
tioa OF the Vanderbilt millions which
according to that document Of father
n love and wrath. tie Vanderbilt
Will, was to be finally adjusted whe.
Gladys came 4: :. age.
Clerks and acc - have % u
essy for many H.. - thC f,t /.
ths Vanderbilt estate At Fo1l .y-stC-
cad street and Madison avenue ilan'
ING preparations for this settlement
q the vast fortune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Pinned Undse Auto Wreck.

New York. Aug. "a giant tour
ing car. driven BY Carl Hanna. son
OF Dan Hanna. and loaded with eight
OF his friends. crashed into butcher
cart while dashinG from Seabright %
Asbury Park Monday. Every occu.
pant OF the automobile vas badly IN
jured: Eve. including Mr.. Hanna.
being pinned beneath the overturned
wreck OF the machine for half an
nour. The accident came while the
party was On TIE way home after =
grand haN r!ven by young Hanna and
his stcrfather. Ed X. Stallo. at Pan
naci's hoe! Scabright. ". j.. to
half q hundred wealthy friends VINO
are living !nr the summer In taat vi
cinity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Walked from Car to Death.

Evansville Ind. Aug. 2S.-Mrs.
Anna Trucb,ood. aged 81. Of Canton
Ind wife On her way to . local
hn, pita! to sec her sick sister. walked
frU,:, a street car That was running at
4 ral!! speed ard falling ON ner head i.
sustained injuries from which che
died an hOur .ajsr. he: sister. wen
she heard o! the accident. became
wors. and II Is feared the shock viii
kill hcr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29

important casssrs n 6svssds Aeaan
oteooNs ~ csN6s. a
Philadelphia. Aug. 3S.-ChasOoe -
United states postal insDes1egu -;
the Wholesale selling q eoscsae 49,
tai cards. 0ustavs p. Lang. g t.
city. who traded uul1ee ~ naDo -
the p. c. Novelty company. vas 60
rested Tuesday and hsid ID boll -
trial. a
The arrest Of LanS b Tegar6o1 ~
the most important capture Jet na1d
In the crusade against objectionable
cards.
TIE case vas brought 20 he q.
tention OF the authorities By . roa1.
dent Of Rome. ~. r. Who received q
sample series OF postals.
The postal authorities say Lang =
4 wholesaler. and he has ageatS =
many cities.
1t is expected several other asEes(D
will be made within q few days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
THIS YOUTH UNFORTUNATE.
'Hsd Fingers Crushed, Returns TO His
Work, and Loses Leo and Arm.

Paterson. y. J.. Aug. 2S.-AftFl
three weeks idlentss. due TO havins
three fingers OF his-hand crushed Oh
ct the Passaic steel works. James
Butler. IL years OF age. Monday re-
turned TO work and vas not long al
Dis machine when his trousers caught
n the wheels.
The boys leg was crushed In the
~eoss. and while endeavor!nc to save
hin self. his left arm was drawn into
The machinery. too. Both were am
butated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Japsness City Fire Ssssps.

Ha.oca,c. Japan. Aug. 2S.-firs
broke out Monday morning In the dim
sy native structures Of this seaport.
and before IL could be controlled.
nearly :" per cent Of the city VAS IN
Asle-. The James spread with such
rapidity that all the efforts ut the
drenCu were -. an. With the ex-
ception OF IT, o.. o.. AN. all the con-
Sulates were burned. Great disorder
prevails.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Commission Coming Homo.

London. Aug. 2S-The members Of
the United States immigration COM
mission. OF which Senator william r.
Dillingham;. Of Vermont. Is the head :.
after spending few days In England.
most of the time sight seeing and
gathering data regarding the working
Of the new English alien Immigration
Law. TUESDAY went to Liverpool from
whence thev vii! sail for New York
on August 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
MARRIAGE IN MAYFAIR.
English offieer In Indian Army Weds
American Girl.

London. Aug. cS.-There vas .
large gathering Of British military
men and Americans at Christ church,
MAYFAIR. Tuesday afternoon. for the
marriage Of Miss Mary Mactier La
trohe. daughter Of the late r.. Stew.
art Latrobe. Of Baltimore. to Colo
mel Arthur y. n. Harrison. Of the
fiftn Light i:fan'ry. Indian army.
After the o. r":Gony there was a re-
cep'ion which was attended by init
mate friends
Colonel ard Mrs. Harris will pro.
coed in O'ubtr ~ Ir'!a where tne
colonel vii! resume command OF his
regiment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
Medical Library Tor coilsss .

Augusta. Ca. Aug. 2S.-Ths A.
sus,a Medical College Is the jeGatss
OF a magnificent medical library BY ~
will cf DR.. n. Euford. Of BrunsW1ck.
Recently deceased some Of t.
Wort. n" out ~ print nov aaa o
mb.c'arS va'ie could scarcely be 0xe1
FOR them. Hon. p. A. StoVal1. g
Satan.a", viii deliver the coameseo.
ne, auatoss az tie college Aoxt yooa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
c,ark's Fatal Mistake,

6enoia. Ga. Aug. .S.-Henry
Clark. aged ~ wears, Vas buried Al
Rocky Mouat cemetery SUNDAY az
ternOon. services be!Ig conducted uy
Rev. W. y. I.I.s fr.GaN no
ing hp wa cous hing badly AMI wont
to the Wedit-nr cfCSt tOr "A t.r.h
remery. bat tlrIusa mistake took u
dose OF lir!rlen,. which calsci hi
death In ie.s tAaI five hour.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
She Threw carbolie Acid.

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. :s.--Jay
Goliogly, a'trGdan, a! the Bailey
sanltarIum. died Monda! in great az.
ony from the effects Ct carbolic acid
thrown In his face during the night
by an insane patient named Irene
MCKEE. TIE woman mas oeen kept
handcuhed b. .cr.e cf her frerzies.
but she secured be- freedom In
some WAY aai 'ook the acid from n,
medicine chest Tac woman has ap
insane DEUS ion = at,.c attends Mt had
been trytnx 10 Kill hc..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29

N-N%~ 80 S~esJI1X@1
Tssrias ca TssNe6 eomoDsAs -
sssasas, ktlleo no pspsses S.
Newport. !, T.. Aae. 49, Is
waldo Merrill. os0be9 g . 1)oo0ns
guisAea New Hnslea1 1a0Gy. -
himself . wealthy seesk 1ss1ss e :
Boston. vita hls ehgu0g1e. 01D4
Lasdstroo. met lssasaa AsaeA 49,
easdesstovn. Visa ~ ~ toW
ear erasAea dawn . sesso ~ ~
turned . complete ss0sssea1t. ~
Ing o. ~ a IL AslQlsss Uos161u e:
II the party woso 1gss. usGseDs &
Mrs. Frederick Milllksa ~ &
Millikea. Of Milton. Mas. O. u
whom were bss,eA beaeaiA - 9t
but with tho sxesptsee g Mn 11
Millikin. escaped VIII . ~ 60
Ing -. ---..~s,sas~s~s-
Nsrrtll and IL ehauDeps, O1(|
we're n the frost seaA. - ~ - 0e4
power 60 eontroa the 1aa11ae. = $
mad succeeded In shutting q ~ G.
gfne before the crash eaoe. 114G$
were found pinae6 booeoeh - 49,
ward part q he eaP. Vtj1e ~ 60
membess at the parry. pSstssts1 ~
the algh bach q the to0aeou, 0oGnDo4s3
With bad bruises.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-29
WAR ON BLACkHANO
Troops Riding Peaasylvasia q
Murdeross Or6er.
MORE THAN FIFTY ARRESTS

VDOOOSVsUV
Information Which VIII Lead - tDss
Arrest and cenvietien % tlss Rise.
Leaders.
Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. 38.-1,
fective war, II II announced. % ~
Ing waged against the BLACK hsad"
throughout Penasylvanis BY tho state
coustabulary. and the Indications aso
that the troops will sooa m tAs com
mon wealth Of its murderous organise
tons.
The state police authorities are u
possession Of informatioa that "blsck
hand" operations are directed fsao
central headquarters In New y0sk,
and that the assats e0sctnally -
gagged In the WORK ol iatinilsliso 90
not all foreigners. sO06 AnDs19o0o
being implicated. ~
For several months The state VoeDoo
department. has bssa airsctias ~ -
tentioa larssiy 10 tAees oosga11eaDs
thd IL said to b IN possesesso - 81
hsss Of 'islormstloa vhlah IN 80
to the arrest and coav1etioa g -
ringlea6erS.
More thaa nifty srreste Aavs 49,
made By the state polles q ~ -
six noatAs = eoasecttoA vitA s1onG4s
haAA"'ooeea4jeas. F1 A
Nsasiy IN - Asso Desseoe -
bsea AnsA % imoseeooe1. aheaaA 80
aro still 0Vn1elnn tl1nl. VI
- 49, .a.a1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
Jas. G. Carter,
The Tailor

Cau you win? YoU realize that 70
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State OF Georgia, County OF Glynn
Mrs, Hena Harrell VS.. r NJ. Harrell,
Libel for Divorce. Filed to the De
cember Term, 1906, OF Giynn Super
ior CourI Order taken to Perfect
Service
To the Defendant, T.. NJ Harreu
You are hereby required. in per
son Of by an attorney TO be and APP
pear at the next Term OF the Superior
court of Glyun county. Ga, TO he held
in and for said county ut the court
house In Brunswick Ga. tho third Mon
day in May, 1907. at ten o'clock. a. M
then and there to answer the petition
Of Mrs. Bena Harrell in libel for
divorce. tie same being on file in this
court, aud being a petition for total
divorce. Herein tail not as in de-.
fault thereof, the court will proceed
as to justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable Thomas A,
Parker judge Of said court, this the
i9tn. day OF February, 1907.
II, =, du Rlgnon,
Clerk Superior court Glynn County,
Georgia
Ernest Dart.
Attorney Tor petitioner
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HOW ABOUT JAMESTOWN.

EVERY p'osr''S''e '''> III l"e a''
81 '''ors'" anu many Oh "a .ne
'''''' D. "'' an '''7'u7 - H''e " ="
'o'e eN'i'''' AZ '"e ''''i'''' " 49,
si''on'
no" ABOUT j '''S"l'A
are we going 10 snow tue proper
Sp'il' q asSr'Ss'' ''n'SS Nre we ="
ING 10 l't AluahS' N"fuPie' Col0ulouS
ana Naio's' ana o'her 'eorEi" CUES
lose US IN tne uos' OIL 'ne'r marc
Oh progress !
why even 9'a'eS''oro ana ho7"'''
ana uozehs OIL ot"ef lt'Ie towns ~
'ne state WIN sma'i populations a
large energies arc going TO ne reh
resented at jamestown
me News most respectfully 'a''s
the attention OF the CITY council ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

The senate yanked of q portion OF
tne Brunswick item for the deepening
OF Plantation and Club creeks welp
natural philosophy teaches Us that a
haiI loaf is worth taking anyway
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

When a horse Is so oyerworked
lies down and in other ways declares
its inability to go further. you woui
consider It criminal TO use force.
Many a man OF humane impulses
who would not willingly harm a ki.
ten. is guilty OF cruelty where his own
stomach is concerned Overdriyen.
overworKed. when what It needs
something that will digest the foo.
eaten and help the stomach to recu-
peTate. Something like KodOl For by s.
pepsia that Is sold BY al druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

Poor old Groyesnor. out of his few
remaining hours in congress he took
time to rap Che south on its position
on The ship subsidy bill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

The fashion in which the Parker.
Hensell people have gone to work to
rebuild their plant is pretty good
sample OF the Brunswick s9lft
today. "A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

We licked the socks off of the
Nlcsraguans, and we have juae beat
the Hondurans. is the way the re-
ports come in Now take your choice
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

The real estate men over in WAY
eros have caught terrible case Of
boom fever. which, by the way is q
bad sign for Waycross.