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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-11-06
+. q. KECK.
PHIL NJ. ARMBRUSTER

II. II. SCHOTT.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 4th day OF November. 1907.
j. c. BROKER
City Clerk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-11-06

T. q Il ~
PHI. VI ARN1BRUSTER.
II III SCH0TT
Subscribed and sworn To before me
this 9Th day ii November 1907
J e BROKER
Cfrx Clerk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-11-06
T. U n EIN,
PHIL. NJ. ARMBRUSTE Err
Il. IL. SCHOTT.

Subscrihed and SWORN 10 before me
this 4th day Of November. 1907.
j. c. BROKER,
City Clerk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-11-06

rtII-. VI. ARMRRU STER.
H. H. SCHOTT
Sunsscfihed and sworn 10 before ma
this tn day Of Noyemher 1907.
J. G. ER00KFR
city Clerk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-11-06

Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day Of November. 1905
J. c. BROKER,
city Clerk.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
Looked the Part.
Penn Squad
Vanguard
Gets Busy

CAPE MAY. Sept. 6.-The vanguard Of
the SQUAD of University Of Pennsylvania
football players who are 10 stake their
preliminary practice on the shoreham
lawn at Cape May Point arrived yester-
day.
In the party were Capt. Bob Folweu
C. Regan, of whom Coach Carl Williams
expects TO make a frst-cIass quarter
back. F. Somner. of last years fresh
man team, and Townsend are of the
Quakers' oarsmen who have decided "a
come out for the football team this fail
Fourteen other candidates are expect
ed TO arrive tomorrow, which will COM
plete the squad the coaches have select
ed for training at Cape May. This will
give the back field candidates a. full
week Of lir1bering up before the harder
work opens at Franklin Field on Sep
TENDER 16.
Dr. Carl s. Williams, of the advisory
board of coaches, who has been sum-
mering at Cape May Point, has had
Craig Mitchell, Billy Morice. and other
old Quaker football stars here as his
guests, and the coming of the squad
here for this week of advance practice
Is directly due to their efforts.
DR.. Williams was cottaging here. but
transfer his menage to the Shorehaln
Hotel In order to keep IN close touch
with the players.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06

Strongest
For Years

HANOVER, y. H, Sept. 6.-Although
the team has but one important game
scheduled for the season, the Dart
mouth College boys are anticipating 2
most successful campaign on the grid
iron.
DR.. John O'Connor, who has success
fully coached the AndOver team, viii
succeed Or. Folsom and his duties be-
gin September i, when he viii gather
the candidates for their first instruction.
The college team opens September 70,
and two days later tie team viii meet
Norwich University in the opening game
Of the season
While The team viii suffer a loss in
the graduation of pritchard and Green
wood, end and fullback, and Hobbs res
ignatiOn from the college TO enter Yale,
Coach O Conner will gain first class men
IN the acquisition of .'liusk' Rich, full
hack OF two years ago; Thayer. the fast
guard Of two years ago; ard Jimmy
Turner, formerly quarterback of the
Northwestern University eleven.
Henry Hobbs was considered a find
for the green last season. his experience
with the AndOVer eleven fitting him for
the hard campaign of the Dartmouth
team last season
Johnny Glaze, who was reelected cap
Lalis VIII hold down quarterback posi-
ton, and Il IS probable that Turner viii
be tried at end. Harry MCDeVitt, the
self IN the Harvard game. mas gradu-
ated. First class material is available
/ FOR the ends. while the tackles will be
/ fllCd by veterans.
Should either of these men fail 10
make good, Coach O'Connor has George
Kennedy, formerly of ROxbury Latin,
De Angels, and SteaTns to rely on. All
three men did splendid work last sea-
sOEs particularly Kennedy, in the
| Brown slaughter.
Ben Lang will play his old position
at tackle. While on the other side either
I Keith PeveaT or Clark Tobin Will he
shifted from guard Reginald Bankart.
! a member OF the famous family of
Dartmouth football players, is d likely
| looking candidate for ore of the guard
positions, while ThayeT, the star guard
OF Ralph Glaze's team Of two years
ago, viii be at the other guard. Bruce,
of last years team, viii hold down his
position at center.
J For the halfDack places will be Dri-
yer, formerly of AndOVeT Stuart and
Stewart Husk Rich will probably have
the first call for fullback POSITION
The schedule for the season follows:
Sept ZS-Norwich at Hanover.
Oct -Vermont at Hanover.
oct 5-Tufts at Hanover.
Oct. 9-New Hampshire at Hanover.
Oct Amherst Aggias at Hanover.
Oct. 1S-DartmOuth VS.. Maine at Port
/ land
oct. 26-Dartmouth VS.. Amherst al
Amherst.
Nov. 9-Holy Cross at Hanover.
| Nov. 1G-Dartmouth VS.. Harvard al
Cambridge.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
Virginia
Football
Schedule

LEXINGTON, Va. Sept 6-Capt NJ.
B. Corse, graduate manager Of the Viz
ginia Military Institute Athletic Asso-
citation, has announced the football
Schedule for the approaching season.
Cadet Captain Robert, of Lynchburg,
or the class Of 'OS, is captain of the
team. and Capt. Charles r. Roller, of
Fort Defiance, Virginia, Of the class Of
'o1, and star quarterback of that year.
Is coach. On account Of the recent
death Of Captain Rollers father. Z.
Hammond Johnson. of Norfolk, of the
class of '04. and University of Virginia s
captain and star halfback last year. Will
coach the team for the first few weeks.
Following is the official schedule:
Saturday, October William and
Mary College. at Lexington.
Saturday, October 12-Open.
Saturday, October f9-University OF
Virginia, at Charlottesville
Saturday, October 26-Gallaudet, at
Lexington.
Saturday. November 2-Roanoke Col
lese, at Lexington.
Saturday. November 9-V. P. L, at
Roanoke.
Saturday. November I6-Baltimore
Medical College, at Lexington.
Thanksgiving, November 2S-DaVidsOn
College. at Roanoke.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06


Innings of the body of the would Indicate
depseated blood disease which
greater of the system involved Like all other diseases
Catah from and impurities accumulating the
aon which ~ and nhame the tissues and surfaces
thin, discharge the
filthy drops
other and
of the trouble Sprays washes nhaaons etc. reach the
blood and therefore valuable the
Caarrh the blood purified Nothing equals
for this purpose; goes circulation
the blood
the the blood being healthy
she membranes and tissues instead of irritating them with
symptoms
free. THE SWIFToSPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
BETTING
REMAINS
10 TO 7
Naughton Expects No
Change in Gans-Britt
Odds.
By W. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept G.-Today
will see the end of routine training fUr
Joe Cans and Jimmy Britt.
On Saturday and Sunday the cham
pionship disputants will do light road
work and viii shorten their allowances
OF liquids 10 aid the drytng-Out process.
. On Sunday nignt each man will be IN
bed, and on Monday STROLL and a
rundown will hold them at the required
notch until il is time 10 step upon the
scales at the baseball park.
II being the popular belief that each
fighter VIII land in the ring in ttp-top
trim, the thoughts OF the 81 OTts are
turned toward betting, and jndica-
lions count for anything a sight Of
money will change hands over the Ad-
mission Day event.
Odds Remain Unchanged.
To-day The market price was 10 to 7
with Cans as favorite, and after hearing
testimony on both sides the writer is
inclined to believe there will be little
or no change in the odds between now
and ring time.
There are more arguments over the
chances Of the coming affair than have
been heard in connection with any fight
<Eat has taken place locally in a long
time. Here IS some Of the dope that IS
used to make the Britt prospect look
bright;
Cans is getting TO weight with scarce
" an effort He had 10 work hard in
former years to make the 133-pOuud
notch. Therefore Cans is growing stale
and drying out, while Britt is stronger
than ever.
Cans has a doctor over to see him
frequently. Isn't that a sign that he
needs patching up?
Cans is losing his punch. Years ago
there was no such thing as recovery
from a visitation of Cans right, but his
jolts don't hurt much now.
lie didn't damage Battling Nelson at
Goldheld half as much as Britt did here
in san Francisco a couple of months
ago, and what better proof do you want
that Cans is fading away as a knOcker-
out.
Zine Of talk, submitted by Britt's ad-
smirers.
How Cans Men Argue.
Here are a few specimens from the
lother side:
Britt wes never in the same class
falling away on Joe's part 10 make II
AN even match. Everything tends TO
show that Cans is as sprightly as ever.
It was the beating Cans gave Nelson
at GOldheld that enabled Britt to score
over Nelson. If you don't believe this
at first Just ponder over il. Didn't Mel
son have Britt at his mercy in the re-
cent fight when the Danes wind sud
denly gave out?
Nelson VAS in the iea5 for seven
rounds. and how much fight do you
think viii be left in Britt after Cans
has knocked him about for seven
rounds?
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
SPRINGFIELD WON'T
SUPPORT A WINNER

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept 6-An-
nouncement. was made here yesterday
that Jack Hendricks. OF Chicago, man
ager Of the Springfield pennant winners
OF the Central League, had made ar
rangemeuts TO buy the 6rand Rapids
franchise from Phil Arnold.
Hendricks IS backed by Chicago cap
ital Springfield with a pennant winner
did not like its team. and the attend
auce has been below that OF the tan
end South Bend team. With Hendricks
taking Grand Rapids under his wing
the Springfield franchise undoubtedly
viii go TO Fort Wayne. With Louis He'll
hroner as ore Of the owners.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06

die Of the season Hyattsville was tied
for the initial pew and for few days
led the league. But Brentwood easily
came into its own, and while its big
lead was decreased held first for the rest
Of the summer.
Much of the credit for this season
success goes to Manager Cornell. When
the scheme OF importing players was
started Cornell gathered together such
& formidable aggregation that he mad
some OF the other teams scared to a
stand still. To keep them in the league
a rule was passed fOrbidding the sign
ing Of outside material. whereupOn the
doughty leader trOtted out a collection
81 strictly local goods that took four
straight
Members of the Brentwood nine are
discussing plans for q reception 10 be
held by the team IN Firemens Hail. AT
Brentwood, at which the other teams Of
the league VIII be present and q formal
award of pennant honors made.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06

for which the Suburban circuit is chief
" famous. At a meeting OF the dircc-
tors two weeks ago four games between
the leading clubs were authorized, bUt
none have been played because Of the
failure of HyausviIle to produce nine
eligible men on any Of the scheduled
dates The umpires declared 81 these
contests forfeited TO Brentwood, and
there is little doubt but that the de-
cislons will be sustained at the next
meeting OF the directors.
Looked the Part.
Brentwood started the season look
ing every inch a winner. Nine straiehts
placed it so far ahead that a subse-
quent slump, when it lost six consecu-
tive games, failed to Gust it from first
place. For about two weeks IN the mid
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
MEMORIAL YOUNGER
CHAMP CLAIMANT

Tie Memorials, who at present claim
the siXteen-y ear-old championship of
the District, are willing 10 meet any
club OF their age in the District tina {
they have not yet played.
Bloomingdale has ignored several chaI-
lenges from the Memorial club and the
champs wish TO arrange a game be
tween these teams. Address J. Nc
Dcnough, go I street northwest.
The Washington times., 1907-09-06
Failure of HyattsvilIe to
Play Ties Gives Brent@
wood First.

Brentwood takes the pennant in the
Suburban.
The District Line aggregation has
been IN the lead Tor ever a month. but
had a number Of postponed games to
play with Hyattsville, which might have
changed the result since the headliner
held its place by a narrow margin.
An attempt to play these games with
out the sanction Of the board of direc-
tors pTecipitated one of those scraps
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12
9on9 Sscar poo+

Song Oscar al Soerise 6pos Ssr=
o'g Uoruibbas liot efter &l. 8. Do>
Den tom lite uuentet, oa ban bar pRret
lp9eEta man9e Waaneber, % ban par
nu om9iuen af fine narn1sfe, msns jtors
Tolfsmazier fob ubenfor palabi ist %
uentebe.
Song Oscar par 78 Mar, Maanez
Der og II Dase galnmel.
Rongens a!o|te 5en, Oscar 0utap.
q f1asbe @mbsoseben o. opertog Jaseje>
ria9sn aQereoe famine gfte1H,;obas unz
ber Iite!en @uaap V.
Rongen bauoe peret en- balp beoioif=
!ez E:EIian5 Hess essoag, og Dronl,in=-
gen Dor meast bsorsuet, foroi BUN lite
tunbe l'ge baa1 ct iilts Jarpsl.
Den afopoe Ronqs bapoe reejeret iiosu
1872.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12

beoare ben for Vatten, bor man erinbr,,
at Rul tiltaser en- IrsbiebeI / Omfang,
naar be brenbsr.
Meuem $50 % 500 Mpore os Born
brenoer tilegoe oe tre @anse ldan1anae
tommsS atuorltst tilfabe oe bliuer pans
ttreee be Toreneoe 5tater bpert Nar
paasruno al u!pfter toraarlasebs af
Gasoline. @iae l19e torioste en- Mos
Der at tplbe Bebolberen en- tenbt Opn
u'eo ben enc 0aono, mems BUN bo!ot
Barnet Cen onben. Besse opoe of
fine Brant laar, mems ct anoet Tibet
Baen, fom Iessee Rarbsbsn, bier pan,
fret for bele 2iuet.
@aabanne uIptter FER ejsrae beruec,
at u11n Iplber Bebolosrsu uoen ios|t 1T
lluffe Ounen sler oeIaa oerpsb, at man
ipiIoer liot Gasoline, laaat Uorbempz
niugsn oerof auteuoss, noar man ter>
Ter en- UprItjtte.
g}aar man |uster, at e,osol;ne Ct
lp1let roget Steo, bsr man lite eaa oq
nnosrieae n'so 2pB, Ii; 0asIen bsrtra
ri[ oa etsploosre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12

De alns;nssIise Tolt, A6raban1 2ins
coin io9es en- Gang, at ban troeos, al
9erren eI|fsce De a!m'noelige Tolt NETT,
toroi ban lfabte laa mango al oeu1. Gan
re9nebe fig ieIu iom en- al Dem % iplte
| fig ltoIt ooer l1omertelien, 81 buroe
9iore bet famine. Wsbens ri fan finoe
Dor Sob Der paa Soroeu mango 1iIs
fe!ee baaro, er Der n1sget at pers tafs
nemmelig for. Der fnoes forifieut9e
cling, lom if's snsons Vense Fan tisbe,
bIanbt benz Gelbrebens Rlsnobis. utros
|ist, iom bet tan ipnes, er bet lite befoz
minbre ct Eattum. at ct 2ip tltbragt
Arbeioe og Ramp er lunbere END ct 2ip
tiIbrast 2ebb;saans os sooe Gage.
Statiltitten uiler, at bui5 Der blanbt &c
alminoeIige Tolt tanbtes jaa mango ueb
loetfet o9 eoelagt 6elie, iom Der fiuoes
blanot be rise 2ebi3eiensere, uilbe BET
fimpeltbsn pere forfsroelist.
Tolt meo nbifrentebe Wipler bar
lite Naab til at fatte Beroen runbt for
at lpee efter 9elbreoe!ie, : builtet be
fteIte EiIfelbs er en- gal Sagen efter en-
2pstemanb, Der enoer meb bitter @fuf=
telie. Oe Tan bog neb Qetbeo erbolbe
ct Yagsm'obel, lom oil blaIpe gia,uren
til at beuare 6elbreben og, ON oenns er
neobruot, sienoprette ben, Gu0nosr
bar erforet be mertueEbge g9enltober,
Dr. peters Rnri:o beFober ibenne Sens
leenoe. Oct er ct serneIt, limpelt
0usmlooel men at lierre Nptte De
fe|te Sp9oomme eno nostt anbst bie>
tnotil opoaset. Uleo piit J,em1pn bIep
ben lite bragt paa Wartebet, for at
bftres runbt at 9pstulanter % San.
oelsmano. Den ielses birette til ,5or,
bruserne at 6abtitanterne, Dr. geter
6abrnep & Cons Co., ll2-ll8 50.
6opne ADe., Chicago, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12

be b!eo De bssgs balsbe iao paa iierfere
So, men ben uar enboa iaa tpno, at Den
gap efter. % yanost feo tnoooer, iaa
osiaa Binsum bleu tot paao. Jesper
ion bleO fert op til Uinsums 6us, %
osr TT ban torre Rlar oa bleu opuormet.
9an fertaIte, Of bans Jinsre baope ales
Get mere os mere uooper Sstanten, %
at ban lite lange tunbe haue bolbt fig.
3an ers76 Nar 9ammel men NOT ina
raft.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12

Gomaro Vetetion, Statens Sire Mor,
ibal, ffriuer, at bet asiurerebe Cab Dep.
Jlttbranb Der / 5toten bar beIpbet fig
til omtrent fire Miuioner Douars bpert
Var rOsen Glib. Det lamleos Cab
peb 5loebranb bar teIpbet fig til oper.
Its U'iaionsr Dollars aarsI, % BraaDz
aslusaneen Winnelota foiier Rubhfum
narsn ollie Miuiouer grem,er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12
Sos Mn9eles, Gal+

Sos Nn9eles, Odl+
29oe Nop. 1907.
ST. Reoaftry!
Samtot9 meb, at ies tornyer min
Sublfrip:ion poo uesblebet, uil leg Isns
De nosle 2ini:r aneoaenbe mine Sasttas
esller ber / yos NnseIss County.
Oct Fer7e, man f0!er Fer, ct Wirf1ins
gen al bet beiliqe SIimot. psr er
parnst, uoen at BET er ubsbossIig bsbt.
Yernens bar Iebet barbenebe OH her
busr Dag, Hoen ri Tom bib Wars.
Oct baE toronet os Ipnst "a @anse,
llosn pisfom bib, msn bet par en- megst
iuas gltsrIisnins at Eoroeu oa 2pn /
Wiinuslota.
s Npsll os Wai resnebe bet libt - 5
@angs. % laa fit ri Iioi gtegn cen Abe
Ottober. So Tiger bersfter fit pt ct
Rssn, iont git fem Eomn1er neo 5or:
ben, % @resIet uotite fire CONNER paa
lac Daae. Men foer bar bet lite reg,
net, os Hu er bet, iom uotite trem /
Hegntioen, tort % uisnet.
Qer er ouereoe ,omu'et mango Euris
lter 1t! Bpen (mon itser ouer 10000,
% ber 9entes mango Fere. Dette er
ulit en- meset FOR Suoteststiloe tor
oenre og o1alss9enos Bpar, men Bper
% Torreininsen Der fogl1aar leg Mtg
lite a1<szpaa.
Seq !roebs bog, at naar ies tom til
! TarmeEue, fulbs leg tienbe liot mere til
oeres Eorretning, men bet piier fig at
pare neFca !tselaa uarifelist for mig
JON Byen. Seq bar bos Tasmerne
feet oprtst ,nanss for{isuise Cling, iom
ies lite ensans tienoer aF ytoun enofse
ueo, buorban De eprtes.
ser Ell meset of abmertst earnings
lamb os bpa!i9e 6armsre, men bsr ct
oqiaa oaarlist 2oao og uilt Iiselaa oaars
Iise Tarmere. Ses bar feet mere u9ras
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msr tar faa til at at uotle paa 20 Ncres
/ 9tterfaiI Enurtp.
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fine - Too bpi % laa tet, at ben
tunee fiule ben itprite 9ef paa 80
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bapre % uilbe Solblomifer, lom ber
potter iii Gulotommenbso, naar De bar
Tribeo.
Ser bp1tes n1eset Mlfalfa:Rleuer men
lite not lor @fteripprglelen. vi bs.a>
Ter $40 pr. Con for ben bsr Byen, %
ri betalsr 1925 for 100 Punb 9pebe.
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for Mss.eu os So: pr. Dultn al 2gg.
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pan faar. Seq bar talt meo no9Ie al
at benz, Ser er benz, fem betaler op
til $400 2eie for Maret al 10 Mcres,
men bet er 2anb, lom eener fig til
Dprtnin9 al Rjpttsnurter.
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iom torfaar Zig paa oet, Tan taa til at
potle. Seq ueo itte, buoo en- Mere Tan
inobrinse af bisis Eager, men Der oprs
tes fore stretninser af 5ouslaser.
Det Il iler Riuelere os Saponeiere.
iom ct op9tise pao bette Omraabe.
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af galnsotreer. Oliueu, Mpelliner os
@ttroner, men iea tienber bDerten til
uosiften meb Dprtningen eQer Snbtess
terne al @rpoen. epgrser man ON
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oa uarierer ben meuem $500 og 81, 500
pr. Acrs, naar Der ct sooe Bpsninser
paa @ienoommen.
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gennerSi Ottertatl o9 min uelmente
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Ramp Tor 5anbbeo % Set.
Deoer Senien @oulo.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-12

SabtpeeItsr til Brpaupper trpttes !,
uaeblaoets Irutteri.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
COUNCIL HELD
SHORT MEETING
soLoNs WERE IN SESSION
LAST NIGHT FOR ABOUT
FIFTEEN MINUTES.

City council held short session
last night, which lasted only about
fifteen minutes and at which one OF
two mlnor matters were taken up
IN the absence OF Mayor SyFaons,
Chairman of Council Tupper Eresided
Others present we're AlderseR a0x,
Mann, Wright and Cook.
a report was received from the
election managers, announcing the
result Of the election held last week.
in which Messrs. G. r. Cainan. c.
MeGarvey, G. Il Taylor and i. Lad
wig were elected, each receiving 49,
votes, the total Number cast
a resolution was introduced and
passed, authorizing the mayor to is
sue a note for $1,000 ia favor o. the
Gamawen Fire Alarm Company, to.
renew a note for a like amount
Alderman Cook Introduced a reso
ation, which provides that a resula.
meeting Ct council 4hau be acid on
Friday night. December 20, ana tnatI
the regular me ting scheduled forI
Thur day night. December &c not Del
neld.
Alderman Mann introduced a PESO
luton, authorizing the mayor 10 a9
point d comm ttee 10 appsar 5et9g
the county commissioners vita a
view OF obtaining d hummer of the
county coav.ct5 u Augment tne eicy
gang
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
Yesterdays sbippino.

Following is the record Of the
movement Of vessel at this port yes
terday Arrived teamer Rio
Grande. Youne New York, steam
woodfield Davis. Las Palmaa.
schooner S. q ifaskoll staples, Gu
la; schooner Camilla Mag Page
Driske 6agpa Sailed steamer Col
Grade Smith New York teamel
Lincarin, White Manchester steam
er Mariner Rubb Liverpool schoon-
~ GEORGE N @ A. Jayne. New
Haven
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
oernsn 90 oraanlzed.

A german club wa organized ia
the city laal night. The meeting was
held at the store OF Fleining &
Bryan aud The following officers were
elected President G. %. Gonyers
vice president a G. Banks. Jf se-
Fetary aud treasurer. Ne Sharpe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
In Police Court.

Mayor synians held qiits an H.
teresting session Of the police court
yesterday morning There was a
large number d Saturday night OF
tenders up none Of them however
beie held o. serious charges
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
sYmona - ii RaIi.

Relatives OF gouns Horaee sym
ems. WHO has been held III &c couuty
iail charged Win attempting 60 take
the life Of Sheriff Glenn 81 AVllcoS
county. yesterday fIscni he'd the
ncces AIRY bond and "a Young man
was released The triad YIN Hkefy
occur during the ses ION 81 tae su
perior court next month
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
RuntIna on cumDerIand.

Quite a number Of huntsAIen lea
yesterday on deer hunt at Cumb
land. Two or three Brunswickiaaa
and a number from Atlanta composed
the party.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

The Country Club viii hold an inn
portant meeting at the OgIethorpe
hotel tonight All those who intend
Joining the club are rg d to be pres
ent
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17
BATCH Of ITEMS
ABOUND THE CITY
BATCH OF LITTLE ITEMS GATH
, ERED DURING THE DAY BY
NEWS REPORTERS.


Forecast for today in Georgia.
Fair, continued cold.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

I win save sou biz money on that
overcoat
sig Levisen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-17

HOLIDAY LloUoEs At PETER.
SONS BAR.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-04-11

When it is down into the ore it
will be used to hoist from, and
the dirt will be carried by tram
to the mill.
The Western Mining Company
and the Ayers-Sloan Mining Co.,
both under the management OF
Robert McCreery, are making
some good ore these days.
A company of gentlemen, COM
posed of c. G. Jones, farmer,
railroader and Mexico miner, DR..
r. H. Wilkin, and A. Hughs and
d. C. Lewis, lawyers, all of Okla
homa City. have taken a lease on
the 20-acres north of the Lancas-
ter and 10-acres south of the
Speed property, which is owned