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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
STRIKE STOPS BUILDING.
Dabney-riaCk Hotel Building May Be
DELAYED for a Year.

The excavators on the basement OF the
Dabney Mack building on Heron street,
struck yesterday morning ana as con.
sequence the building of the structure
NAV be deferred until next year.
The teams were working ten hours and
the shovelers eight. and Mr.. Dabney
had the litter divided into two shifts,
one working from to IL and to q, and
the other from TO y and TO 8, in or
der to keep the teams going. The men
got IS day for hours, but the walking
delegate demanded overtime pay for
those working between ond and and
6. This, Mr.. Dabney justly considered a
hold-up, and declined to stand it and
the men went out.
This morning it was announced that
Messrs. Dabney and Mack had decided
to abandon!the project until next year.
thus depriving Aberdeen OF S15,00U
building and doing workman out OF
large part of this sum as wages.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
MINISTERS NEE 7
Tacoma Association of
the Congregational
Church in Con-
VentiOM,

The Tacoma Association of the Congre-
gatlonal churches and ministers which
includes all OF Southwestern Washing
ton, convened in this city Tuesday morn
ing.
W. d. Lord and f. Ellis, Of Tacoma,
were elected respectively moderator and
scribe, after which committees, etc,
Were appointed.
The morning wa, devoted to the dis
Cusslon OF papers Oh the state I'll the
church, after which, each pastor reported
from il local standpoint.
In the afternoon Rev. Il. l.. rord led
in the Missionary Round Table, the
countries OF Japan and India being the
topic. Rev. W. W. ocuuder reported on
the state of the home mission field in
the Northwest, and Rev. J. NJ. Dick re.
t ported ON the missionary Sunday Schools
III ltIe same territory. Tue plan OF union
between the Congregational, Protestant
Methodist and United B,ethern churches
was read, and the discussion OF the SUBJ
ject ret Tor Wednesday afternoon.
The evening was devoted to an evan
gelis,ic service followed by the admins
lralion OF the Lords Supper, after winch
reception was rendered the visiting
ministers and delegates at the home oI
Rev. and Mrs. Chas McDe, moth.
AT ga. III. yesterday, the convention
was called to order, and after devotional
exercises items Of business and reports
Of committees were attended to.
| The question Of union between The
Protestant Methodist, Un,ted B'ethern
and Congregational churches occupied
most of The afternoon, and resulted IN d
vote in favor OF the proposition, PROVIDED
| that 1t did not Interfere with The indie
pendence of the Individual churches. .
In the evening service of song anC
short gospel addresses by the visiting
ministers closed what vas deslgna, ed t.,
the members Of the convention one o
the most EN- ,yable meetings the associ
ton ever ntid.
Before closing, resolutions of condol
ancc in the case OF Rev. Myron ELS, de.
ceased, and of thank, to the members o
the Local church were passed, aud the
meeting closed withou: date.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
Every Patriotic Citizen Of Aberdeen Should Attend
DR.. Schumacher, over State bank.

DR.. Schumacher, over State bank. II
Read page Tor real estate bargains.
White Pine congh cure is the best.
Evans Drug Co. tt
Henry NJ. Rice, of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting in Aberdeen.
Forage a
st. telephone 1851. II
Mrs. J. Leltch went to Centrala yes.
terday to visit friends.
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
l4ll for prompt deIvery. II
Call up Telephone 39l Tor DR.. Andrews
veterinary surgeon and dentist. II
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. q. Il. Austin.
office in HAYES Il, Hay es Bank Bldg. Ii
Mss Grace keeder went to Portland
this molning to visit Miss Eva butcher.
DR.. b. G. Uric has office rooms over
Burnell's store. Ihone -44l OF $500 II
j. ii. Empey went to Castle Rock yes
terday, to cruise some timber i'll that
vicinity.
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call II,
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. tt
DR.. Canterbury has pu,chs sed "a lot in
LanDing's Addition, near Eleventh
street and. Broadway.
MISS Vera Heron lief, for Forest Grove
Oregon, this morning to join her parents
who have moved to that place.
Prof. Wanechek's orchestra will assist
in the musical service in the COngrega-
tlonal church nett sunday evening.
rhe public is cordia ly invited to at
tend memorial services IN the GlaL d
theater next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
The funeral OF the late Rev. Miles E.
Edney took place yesterday afternoon
from the Aberdeen Undertaking parlor-,
Rev. DR.. Watson ptliciating.
Rev. f. II. Plichard joined j. Ravens
and Miss Ban bara Klnzei in marriage
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs Ravens lett
for seattle this morning, where they will
reside.
A. +. Goats returned Monday from a
visit to the cement works, III Skaglt
county, in which he IS interested. The
new works started up last week and aye
operating nicely.
s. B. Bridges, commissioner Of the fed
eral court, was in the city Tuesday night
taking testimony in the damage suit
brought by the owners OF the schooner
Endeavor, against the tug boat company.
Henry Simla, aged 10 years, died on
Tuesday morning OF consumption. at his
home 2O4 East Hume street. The fnn-
eral will take place next sunday after
noon from the w. J. Woods Undertake
inc parlOrS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
A. p. Nelson is on the sick list.

A. p Nelson is on the SICK Ilst.
Read page >. for real estate bargains.
DIR. Smith, Osteopath rs p. o. block.
Il. Canterbury, dentist, over State
Bank. 9o'u
Blank books and Office supplies at
Evans Drug Go. II
will Campbell left Tuesday for his
land claim in Oregon.
DR.. &. +. Chamberlain, Rooms s, 8
and 10. Dabney eek. II
DR.. Watkins made professional visit
to seattle this week.
Chest protectors. many different STYLES
and prices. Evans Dug Co. II
DR.. Edward Eycan was up from Mo-
clips on btlsln- $. Tuesday.
The latest r.a az mes and other read
inc matter at Evan Drug Co.. tt
Dr.. f. Z. Lane, Dentist Hayes 4
HAYES building. Telephone III.
We have fine line Of clothes, hair
and tooth brushes. Evans Drug Co.
w. H. Anderson, Of Pullman, Iowa, is
in the CITY with view to locating.
Dean for good values in crockery and
glassware. Investigate. 2ll u st. tt
Percy McKlnlay is up from San Fran
cisco, visiting Aberdeen relatives.
DR.. Sullivan fits glasses at Sun
pharmacy 2nd to l4th Vi each month. II
Editor Springer, of the Vldette. was
down from Monte-ano Tues lay on bust
ness.
List vonr property with Dan Bowes
2)61a South 6 street, If you want 9nck
sale. ~"
Miss Maud Delaney, of Spokane, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Grace
Archer.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call If
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. I"
Morris Schol, of Abilene, Kansas, is
visiting Aberdeen and may decide TO To-
cate here.
J.H. Fuller has resigned his position
% manager of the United States mill, to
take effect June l.
Arnold Lau left Tuesday for his form
or home at Madison. Wisconsin, with
view OF remaining there.
Cemetery lots enclosed. brick, con-
crete and mason work of all kins. JAS.
McNAMARA. 2l3 North street. 73.tf
Policemen Williams and LIGHT resigned
their posi,ions Tuesday, having become
dissatisfied with the work.
When Won are sick call on A. w. Shell
Low DR.. of Pharmacy Consultation tree.
Corner G. and Market streets. lei. 66l. u
Mrs. John Bowman entertained the
ladies' of the Catholic chhrch yesterday
afternoon at her home, 2l7 West First
street.
The Union mill will be closed down
while some new machinery is being in
stalled. The improvements will cost
about $4,000.
OF all the fruits there are in the land,
That grow on bush or tree,
| would give up tHe oi'oi,,0' wv" ~
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain lea.
w. B. Paine q Co.
Hume Demerist and j. NJ. Brotten,
who have been in the employe OF the
West & Slade Grocery Co., lett Tuesday
on the steamer Coranado, for San Fran
cisco. an route to Goldfeld, Nevada.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models The famous beauties have dis
carded corsets and have become models
in face and form since taking iiolllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. lea or
Tablets, W. b. Paine x Co. s.1aar.-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

G, o.", =,
:n.
n ~ -; y. o'ie I,"e or i,, io onno ~. :
everything III hlus'ca' instruments, tn
Drn,t 70 #
Mrs. RANK N D'ake eh'eI'"'he" l"
P"tN VI lr'enuS at c"'uF' yeS'e'""H "''o'
gay '' weather as was 'o'''''0'' "
'''e mouse by si's''' '''''e'S se'e' III "'s
u'lN week.
The final rehearsal OF "lhe Creation
VIII b. heId IN the Ef"nd the'ter sun
"aN "iPi""oH'
J. J. Johnson, the we'll known loggi 9
oper ttor, was doWu from MonteSAho on
business yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Leybold is down from
Elma visiting her daughters, Misses
Nellie and Frances Ley6old who have
positions in this city.
A. NJ. Marshal. of the Marshall Wells
Ha'dwald company, Duluth, and Jay
Smith. manager OF the companv's Port
land house, visited Aberdeen this week.
w, II. Pearson is in Tacoma attending
theu,aod lodge Of the Knights of P>thias.
From there MIR. Pearson Will 90 To Spo
Kane to attend the Odd Fellows grand
lodge.
X. IL. Allen will preach ia the Church
of Chris, mex, SUNDAY morning and ev-
enjuy. The subject IN the ni4lulng,
"Wna, Shalt DO 10 be SAved.' Even-
ing topic, "PIo>pecIlng."
Ham, no The krh kahx Of this city who
attended the d,.t,lr, convention al Ga, :
viii. Yesterday were Mee,.mes tl+d
rhounson. sam, u. NJ. and }. NJ. Buwes,
J. Btckey and }. b. GaIaspe.
Isaac Iindonist has brought .ult for
$4,000 damages against DIS. A. 5. and ..
K Au.,ln and Schumacher. allerng that
,4,.. .,,,,ors up,(n,med an autopsy ou the
hnd> nf his wife AGAINST his wishes
Eu,nlov.. ni the GraXs Harbor Flee.
trc ,omnanv and the Aberdeen Manu-
facturinp COMPANY have organized base
hall teams and will plav their first game
next Sunday morning al Electric park
N. ~ II c,o,,, v;,, ,,eo.h !, ,he
Swadish Mission church tomorrow even.
iry and Sunday morning. Mr.. Graham
Will sneak from bis large chart on tie
pam al ,he Aces" and the public i.
cn,dialjv invited.
r, ,,o,ov. E,,s ,.d,a
-, .,.o.n ,,ooo -, C.,,,.l;. ,,.
~ ,,,o,. NIGHT has been no. tponed on &C
coun, of the necessary ,araph, .rualia II,
HAVING arrived. The date of the institu
IN will he announced later
g..
,o.; ,,.,a h., ,,.l
o'''t' -. vara mi. u;,,
r,s xar,,s a, An.,,.a, and En,eka CAL
w;,l n,p. him tine LARGEST builder o
coastuisa vessels on the coast.
s. C,;,s;ooo, An,s hoe p,.cec
.'s Ie ..,,,..u;u.d i'm, rof,so ro.on
.o,,ars -,
- .;,, -. .,,o ,.h;, ~ DAMON;
-. :, t,,.r v,n ,..,
,.,,o, a,na,r,r.. of ,ha streets
friends to her cottay. at Benn-Klunsor
pnlch near Iron Springs, yesterday, 10
sn.nd y week. Besides Mrs. Klnnrson
/ tine marty consisted of Rev. +. f. Greene
/ Mrs. G. f. Cork, Mrs. Louise Cochran
and Miss Nellie Lowry
: m, r,.,,, 90 C,r;s. c,.;o,,;s.
,o,I ..; j., =. .h,,,.h on Rvs,
a,..a, p,o,a,y.y averv Wad,asda,
..,;o.o ,,1 orarv sunday nornin,
..,1 ,u., oo,1;ol,v ;rv;,.d n ,,te,d
r,h;.,., for paxt Snndav "Ancient a n,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

Fine Job Printing at moderate prices
Herald Pr1ntery.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
DEPARTMENT
 OF EDUCATION
List of Premiums Awdr-
 ded at the Fair
General Review of the EN- hibits Made by the Ter ritOrial Schools.

The Republican herewith presents the list of premiums awarded in the education department of the third ter ritor.al fair, together with some timely comments on the exhibits:
 Among the many interesting features of the fair, none were more worthy of note than the Educational Exhibit. The display from the different schools was typical of the work done in the schools and was up to date in every respect If the teachers could have heard the many complimentary re- marks made by the visitors they would have felt amply rewarded foI their time and trouble in preparing the work
 Exhibits were received from the twenty three schools among which were many of the leading schools of the territory, and all the counties but four were represented. The Northern Arizona Normal was represented by a case of photographs showing the attractions in the vicinity of the school and views of the buildings and class rooms The art department of the Normal and training school sent excel lent uTdM HES iIlolultu plA Nllt N4eAt card board which was greatly admired.
 The Flagstaff public school was re- presented by note books and drawings from the grades. an exhibit from the domestic science department, and wood work from the manual training de- partment. The Kindergarten of the same school made an interesting exhi- bit of mounted paper folding. paper cutting, sewing cards and rug weav- ing.
 The Tempe Normal art booth re- flected much credit on Prof. Anderson. The charcoal drawings in pose and the pictorial drawings as a whole aroused the greatest admiration and favorable comment. The training department of thp Normal had a booth by itself in which was shown the work done by the children of the first eight grades taught by the seniors under the super vision of the critic teachers. The prin- cipal drawings in the various mediums, sewing. cut work, basketry. string work, and card board construction On the table in the centre of the art booth were displayed note books from the departments of science, English and mathematics.
 The exhibits from the manual train
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26

ing departments of the Phoenix city schools and the Tempe Normal School were a revelation to the teachers and visitors. This work is so new in the territory that few realize that such excellent results can be obtained in so short a time.
 The Phoenix high school had case filled with samples of general work and a shelf of note books from the departments of science. English and mathematics. The Phoenix public schools occupied three booths; the grammar grades one. the intermediate and primary grades one. and the ward schools one. The exhibit in general was of q high standard in all dapart- ments and grades and creditably re- presented the high efficiency of the work done in the Phoenix schools. The sewing and canned fruit from the domestic science department. the drawing and the construction work de serve special mention.
 The Douglas Schools occupied one half of the general school booth. One wall was covered with excellent draw ings and the note books from the var lpuS anu HlSil Stiilpl ifif'' much credit on the instructors and students A beautiful pennant made of the school colors by the pupils marked the location of the exhibit. The Bisbee high school and gram mar school exhibit consisted of draw ings in the various mediums and note books from the different departments Tie designs for pillow covers, and the picture stories told with the scissors Were attractive features of the exhibit Although this is the first exhibit from Bisbee to the Fair, it was a very ere ditable one and the Bisbee schools Tee ceived their full share of compliments from the visitors.
 The exhibits from Scottsdale. Glen dale. Stafford Wilcox. Winslow. anC Florence. although not so extensive were fully up to the general standard in quality and variety and secured a share of the blue and red ribbons Even remote little HarQua Hala con- tributed materially to the success ol the Educational Department.
 All the work from the Tombstone public schools came in the form oi note books neatly bound in blue and white. The effect was very pleasing and the number of ribbons attached to them indicated the high character of the work.
 One booth was devoted to the ust of the private schools. St. Josephs Academy of Prescott. St. Marys School of Phoenix, and the Phoenix Indian School were the principal exhibitors Here was shown a very high grade of work along the lines of drawings penmanship. construction work o various kinds. map drawing. etc. The work showed careful preparation or the part of teachers and its tasty ar rangement made this a most attrac- tive booth.
 The following educators acted as judges of the department C. F. Phil brook. superintendent of the Bisbee city schools was judge of the genera exhibits. and the special work of the Territorial Institutions. the high schools and the grammar grades. Mrs lone Ford of Phoenix was judge of the primary work. Frederick Decker wh7
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting Oi the stockholders of the Havana OH Com pany will be held at the office of the vulcan oil & Gas Company at Hav3ra, Montgomery County. state of Kansas. on Monuay, December 2nd. 1907. at two o'clock D. m. of said day; for the pui pose of electing q board of directors for tEe - st.ing year. and the trarSac- ;ion cc such other busIness as may I.r, perlv come before the mec'iny JAS. M. PARKER. President. JOHN R. BEACH, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
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Are in the nerves-all feeling is. Headache, toothache. neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic pains, back ache, etc.-they're all there, but in different parts. It's nerve irri- tation. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve nerve irritation. and pain subsidies. They do not derange the stomach, or leave disagree able after-effects. Your druggist can tell you that many use them, and would not be without them.
 'I take Dr. Niles Anti-Pain Pills for headache. neuralgia. stomach ache and pains of any nature. The best medicine"
 MISS LULA LYNCH. Macon. Ga.
 If they fail to heln. your druggist will refund the money on first package.
 25 doses. 25 cents Never sold in bulk.
 MILES MEDICAL CO.,, EIkhart, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26

Cold after cold, cough after cough. One cold no sooner cured than
 another one comes. It's bad habit, this taking-cold habit. What you want is a medicine that will break up this habit, healinflamed membranes, strengthen weak tissues. ,; y.s z. A7ss Tsss so
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
Drawing Exhibits.

General exhibit High Schools and Territorial Institutions-Tempe Nor
 nal School first, Bisbee High School lsecond.
 Same from Graded Schools-Tempe Normal Framing School first. Bisbee Public Schools second. Same from ungradcd schools Scottsdale first.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-09-13
5aka & Unntpanu
Pennsylvania Ave and Seventh St..
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Mems Spring Suits
at $l5, 1913 and $50.

"Ithln this range of prices we offer Won
range of styles in garments and you
fabrics well calculated to " m:u VI
approval.
lneyre not al zone mans ideas.n but
are the assembled style id cas- Of all o"r .
designers, some of whom are cIeverast
at cutting conservative coatNothe eSs
hduIge In eXtremes-WhiIes still othons
are moderates-a the best worE IF
each is brought together in these lines
The fabrics, of course. embrace onas"
thing in color and weave w, 10y
demand. ~" can
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-09-13

uMEU To women for collecting names
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Send your name to-day for our now plan
of BIG PROFITS with little work
Write to-day Address
G. r. MOSELEY,
Premium Department,
80 East 23rd Street, New York city.
june 2l-y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-09-13

HAVING LAID IN THE LARG EST AND
ii most fashionable stock of furniture ever
in Montgomery county, am ready to rye
customers in the Humphrey Building, Rock
vile. large rear addition to which has re-
Gently been made and used by me in this line
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
alcHAao MANSFIELD.


n me oea'n q Flchard Mansiieid
ehe hnsliSn speaking stage sustalils
a re1 loss ~ some respec.S ne con
Tlouted more man any Oh nls cohteIn
pofaFies' ana lhaeed more tnan any
actor during the last fifty years 70
the development OF me drama. y
was diligent student an indeiau-
gable worker no enthusiastic disciple
Of distinct school Of dramatics. Ills
methods were marked by STRIKING IN
dlyidnaiism lie Deiing.a m5sSr9 ~
certain dr2mauc pFlncFr' ana ne
illustrated fhls neiiei ~ more or l977
defiance of TIE popular view ana tne
popular taste whenever ms o." y -.l7''
were defiii'eiF Worked ON ! inns
and again pc brushed aside 'ne pop-
ular conNptioh 81 . cnaIae0 '',u
ereate1A q ilis own lFs'l usH''. 'i''i'
less an sIarl- hs % ms d''''''.i''-.'
As anN llusiratlon OF inns NJ" i'f'i@'
a Of z character @ l1fu.us !"
Shakespeare greatest nlsloiies'i
drama came as q surprise 10 even
students Of the |oFh' Aha - '''0
critical element among ms 3l0'4i.s
could readily recon e q reason -
this after seTApusiy eoillsiiii '.a'''i5 ~
temperament ana lnleiit.''''ai POM -
view OF the actor hi''iS'''
There was many q we Up 49,
cal leaning in Mr. Manslieid,s nature.
did not confine himseii 70 'he 7soi'e
OF characters as depicted by anoFs
and playwrights' bur often un'0' FlooA
10 supplement them with 2 uet p's'
significance, a more heroic spirit. This
was set forth impressiyely IN ll'7 ''''e
role OF Rodian the student anu 'isli''
in Cryano, the former one OF ING
most powerfully depicted character
in all Of his work, the latter mar
vlous piece Of imaninery Whlch one
seen is never forgotten
Again in the dual roles o. pr.
Jekf and MT. Hyde When me tfohsi'
dong come In all their intensity ana
horror, there Is something mere man
tho actor in the presentations. fie
betrays the student Of psychology 'fo
thoughtful illustrator Of theory. inc
penetrating INSIGHT of the scientist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

\ = III I -oI y
in congenial company aud 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 IN
surpassed. A spread at this res.
tauraat le2Tes a bright spot in the
memory that seems to remind you
to come again. For good eatinz
dine here.
1.-THE METROPOLITAN
RESTAURANT
Telephone s21.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

1t required two columns Of editorial
matter in the Rome Tribune for Ed
tor RoweI to convince himself that
Seab Wright is not erratie Seab
could undo the splendid argument in
four lines.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

It's too hot fer the Brunswick board
Of trade to meet ia the summer and
too cold for it too meet in the winter
That's like the fellow hunting for work
and praying to the Good Lord. not 10
find it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Anr now comes The governor with
malice aforethought and threatens
to assemble those freaks in special
session again in Atlanta in November.
Spare a long suffering public, COVER
nor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

II we are to have that special sess-
ion Of the legislature than for Heav-
ems sake give it to us in the winter
so as the freaks can miss dog days
anyway.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Mansfield and Sir Henry Isying and
Roland Reed are The triumvirate of
genuine thespains that have>had the
curtain drawn down on their last acts,
during the last few years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Those new carts of the streets
cleaning department are great i'm
provements. The News likes to
chronicle such little progressive
moves. for they make for a higher
order Of civic progress and enterprise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Join in the Labor Day festivities
Monday and thus do credit to the
great army, day by day, making this
the greatest country in the world.
Mauser.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Why not invite the vice president
to Brunswick and make us a speech
Perhaps he could succeed in giving
this hot weather the cold hand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Correspondence solicited, but u
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by responsible namea
not for publication, but as a
guarantee Of good faith. 4
Rejected communications MiILssS
returned II accompanied b (ypostare
Remittance should be h fade by
postal note. check. monet order
u registered letter
AddresA
News Publishing 10.
Brunswick Ga