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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
NEW RECORDS ARE stIt:c MADE


The Tide Of immigration 10 This
Country was Never 90 oreat -
Now. tE
New York. May is.--The food tide
OF immigration to American shores
r,tns cesselessly on and new hish
water marks for the influx Of Eu-
ropes migratory hordes are being re-
corded every month at this port Al
ready the month Of May bids fair to
FAR outstrip the April record, when
1873, ,452 imniis srants' podred " through
the gateway OF New York into the
country. NJ Five transiAtlantic'rliners
brought in over 5000 immigrants on
Saturday and ofiicials at Ellis Island
say that there are no signs OF cessa-
tfon bf this European invasion.
The wellsprings Of this human
stream lies principally in southern
and middle Europe, while another but
lesser current has Its source In the
Scandinavias and Germany. Italy,
Austria, Hungary and lower Russia
now supply more than half of all the
immigrants seeking homes In this
country. Every fourth alien examined
at Ellis Island is italian. while every
nth newcomer Is from the Austrias.
A score OF years ago the head waters
of foreign immigration were In Ire
land and Germany But now the
source has entirely changed.
The Industrial fields OF the United
States still absorb the greatest part
of the foreign putpour and seven
states, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Illinois and Ohio, find homes for 10
per cent. of the total number. Efforts
to defect this stream to agricultural
channels have been largely futile.
The movement Is urban and towards
the Industries and not to agriculture
: The records OF the local imrnigra.
tlon bureau show a steady decrease
In the number OF deportations. OF the
$4,000 aliens who entered this port in
April only 452 we're sent back There
Is also a decided subsistence Of the
movement Of the pauper and criminal
element toward this country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
DREW TWO PRIZES.
Chicago Fared Well at the Hands OF
the Illinois Legislature that Has
just Adjourned,

Chicago Fared Well at the Hands Of
the Illinois Legislature that Has
Just Adjourned.
Springfield, Ill.,. May 13.-After n
four months session the Illinois legis-
lature spent all Saturday night in
finally passing new charter for Chi.
cago. and adjourned at daybreak until
next Wednesday, when Gov. Deneen's
deep waterway bills will be taken up;
but the work or the general assembly
virtually ceased with this adjourn.
ment. -
The last and probably the most i'm.
portant work OF the assembly was to
grant a metropolitan charter to Chi
cago to replace the old charter that
has been patched up from time to
time In an effort to make the village
grant At a city Of 100000 inhabi-
tsnts. The new charter gives Chicago
almost unlimited home rule. The new
city council will consist of so mem
bers, one to be elected from each
ward, to serve four years. There are
now 30 wards and each ward has two
aldermen, one elected every other
year.. Aldermen will receive $500 q
year. instead Of $500 as now.
Tht borrowing power OF the city II
Increased to 5 per cent. of the total
valuation of taxable property. In
brief the new charter will place Chi
cago In the position OF a state under
the suzerainty OF Illinois.
Chicago drew another prize from
the state assembly in the passage of
a series Of measures embracing an
elaborate extension OF the Chicago
park and boulevard system by which
nearly the whole lake front OF Chi
cago extending, several miles, Is to be
made into park boulevard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Child was Murdered,

Jersey City, N. j.. May IA child
murdered with vengeance upon the
father as the suggested motive, on
Sunday furnished the police with q
sensational case. To all appearances
Andrew, the 4.year-old son Of Super
lntendent John Mullaney, OF the Bow
den cotton mills at Cedar Grove. was
killed by a blow on the head and the
body thrown into a clump of bushes
within 300 yards from his home.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
one soy kIIl. Anethsr.

Brunswick, Me-, May. 1s.--Cherish
ing resentment over quarrel which
took place two weeks ago. Sydney
Preble, 10 years old, shot and killed
Morris w. Heath. aged 18 years, In
Bowdoinham Saturday night The
crime was not discovered until Sun
day, when M. s. Heath, father OF the
murdered boy, found the body buried
under pine spiles and. leaves at the
edge OF q swamp. Preble was arrested
and confessed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Steamer sink.-Its Owner Dies.

Detroit, May 13.-The steamer By
ron Whitaker, OF Detroit, sunk in
the lower Detroit river last night OF
Amherstburg after collision with
the steamer John G. Gault. The Gault
was not damaged. The Whittaker's
crew were rescued by the tug Gen.
eral. BY singular coincidence. BY
ron Whitaker, a Detroit vesselman
and owner of the sunken steamer,
died Sunday, aged Is.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
A Fatal Quarrel.

Springfield. o., May 13.--William 8.
Clark and James Hinkle. young men
living In Durbin, west OF this city,
quarreled last evening about dog
belonging to Hinkle. Clark knocked
Hinkle down and was beating him,
when Hinkle !unged at his antagonist
with a penknife. The blade passed
between two OF Clark's ribs, infiicting
q mortal swound. Hinkle came to this
city and gave himself up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Plot 10 KIN tb4 cxar ,gxIled.

London, May 1s.-Ths Daily Tele'
Graph's st. Petersburg correspondent
reports the accidental discovery OF
great Terrorist plot. Eighty conspir
ators resolved to assassinats Emper0I
Nicholas, The pl0tters included 70
serve ofIicers and other ofncials. Tho
plan was to approach Tsarskoe-S Selc
y, groups .shd then attach the palace
The nrst sr0up, oonSlstine Of - men
arrived on the Ruoblaq QoQ4 Friday
when s,iepiclonn W1Dfo ~ "a ana III
!: ':'s': So: I: :'::s ';;:s Y Y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Twin Trotters In rr.Inino.

Lexington, KY. May 13.--In train.
Ing at the race track In this city are
twin trotters, Star Prodigal and Star
less Prodigal. So far as can be
learned, they are the only twin trot.
ters ever trained. They are both bays.
With the exception OF star In the
OF Star Prodigal and the alb
sence OF the star In the forehead OF
Starless Prodigal, they are perfect
matches In type, size and color.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Ran so Cars.

San Francisco, May 13.-Fifty
street cars were operated Sunday
over two OF the 20 lines composing
the United Railroads system About
10000 passengers, most of them wo-
men, rode in the cars. There was
little disorder. igg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Alss, Poor Rubc,

Bowmansville's literary society d.
cided against the farmer in discus.
sion whether the agriculturist was .
greater benefactor to humanity than
the manufacturer. = Philadelphia
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Has Slept for 40 Days.

Kansas City. May 13.-T. C. Web.
ster, go years old, who was taken
from an eastbound train on April 2,
unconscious, and removed to the city
hospital, has slept constantly for 40
days and is still asleep. Webster was
travelling from Horseshoe Bend,
Idaho, to Gainesville, Ca
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
NIn,tv live. Lo,s in ! Mine.

nexico City, May 13-Ninety men
tre supposed to have ost their lives
n h(lre which started IN the renares
tbtt mine At velsrdena, In the
f<<(9 " Durango. Friday night This
~ II still raging Thirtynve bodIet
Gkt9 been recovered. Seventeen min
NJ ~ ksokn 70 have sscapsa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
ruman respo nsrpIIIty

No human being can come into this
world without increasing or diminish.
ing the sum total of human happiness.
not only Of the present but OF every
subsequent age OF huinanity.-Elihu
Burritt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Father and pauoh..r ole 4 FI,..

Detroit, Mich, May 3,---Albert, Ger
ut, aged 80, and his 6-year-old dAueh.
ter, Anna were suffocated Saturday
nisht when their home took ARE while
rbe family we're aeleep. The mother
and baby child escaped with tAl
burns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
pynamIters Killed -Four, N 1urees

sRuston. La, MAY 18.--Some one osst
M dynamite under the house OF Sam
uel Cook, . negro. early, Sunday. blow
lnG the house I'd pieces and \, Killing
four negroes sleeping In the front
room.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-13
Grand Duke Wsds piyorese.

Yalta. Russia. May 1S.-Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievitch was married
here Sunday to PrIncess Anastasia, OF
Montenegro, who was recently di.
vorced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-17
How. to Write a Want Ad
to Get Position as Office Boy

D OYS, there plenty of positions open for
ID you if you are capable and are not afraid to
work and do what you are told. Many
the men at the head of businesses today who be-
gan Office Boys. So, if you want job, first
pick out business that you think you would like
to grow up in. Then, when you are given chance,
WORK with all your might to make something Of
yourself.
There is no better way to get job as Office
Boy than for you to write, or have some one write
for you, Want AID, and put it in The Star. Tell
how old you are; state whether you live with your
parents, and what schooling you have had
If you willing, have no bad habits, and are
not afraid to work harder than other boys there
are plenty of splendid houses that will want you
and pay you every penny you worth. You will
get the job you want quicker by asking for it in
Want AID than in any other way. If you have had
experience and give references much the
better. If youwant to change your job say why.
Say how old you are.
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How to Write and Answer Classified Want Ads
E x A M PL e

MANIFESTATION AS OFFICE BOY IN A
good mercantile house. l think would like to
work in a grocery house and sometime become
a salesman. l have finished grammar school
and am 16 years of age. Am in good health and
not afraid to work hard. / will attend to
business and do everything am told when am
told. My father and mother are willing that
obtain a job and work my way up in business
live at home. II l get chance l will show
what can do. VIII start at anything II the
future Is good. Address H. K. T., Star office.
This Want Ad should be Classified under
Observation-Disclosures
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ITO SUM UP-Ask for a job
in house you think you
would like to be the head Of;
tell all about yourself, experience,
family and schooling, and write your
Want AID or have some one write it
for you in simple, plain way.
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WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OVERSTOCKED IN
wallpaper OF all descriptions. viii sell II al a
low sacrifice price. Give us n call.
nIh3O- yOtI +. G.. N0LTE, 0U7 18th st. W.
PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGING AND
Decora ting now and avoid unpleasant delays.
We guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 80.
EDWARD l.. HOFFMAN. 1909 18th st.
ap24-gOt5 Telephone North 80.
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TAILORING.

SPECIAL OFFERING IL SUITS To oRDER-Sls
Suits Sl2. IS, In all shades, styles and cuts; all
Gust n work; also full dress suits to hins.
PINES i006 18th nv. my2S-30t
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ONLY So. WORTH $50.

DELIGHTFUL APARTMENTS IN SUBURBS.
NEW-READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Five large rooms, porcelain BATH etc; ADAMS
ST, Intersection Rhode Island ave. ne. and 4th
st. Take through cars on G st.
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WANIED-THE SERVICES OF SETTLED
cashier aud accountant by a concession
sire of the jamestown exposition; ref required
Address l.. r. e.. Star Office. iel5-3ts
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F. H. SMITH CO., 18th and n. Y. ave.
je15-3t
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TO SUPPLEMENTARY 2. IMPERIAL. 1853
Columbia road, to October l. at summer ra tes
5000; five rooms. reception hail, bath and
porch. Lease renewable. Jel5-3ts
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-S YEARS OLD! PURE. STRAIGHT
Bourbon whIskey 81 fullqt: absolutely pure: guar
antecd under pure food law Don't miss this chance.
THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.. GIG st. NV.
auS-gOt4
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR JAfl--PRo-
posals VIII be received at the office OF the Cen
eral Agent. Department Of Justice, until II O'Clock
m June 81. 1907. and then opened. for furnish
ing at the United States jail during the fiscal year
ending June 3d. 1908. supplies OF fresh aud salt
beef. groceries, clothing. dry goods. bread, Ice.
hay, straw. etc. and 10 cords more or less or
pine wood. Bids for wood to be separate. Sup
plies be delivered In such quantities and at such
times may be required The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Specifications may
be obtained from the General Agent Department
Of Justice. ]. ii. HARRIS. Warden, United
States jail jel0,l7, 1t
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wANTED-SALESMAN: FIRST-CLASS MAN OF
experience. by large manufacturing concern
for Washington and surrounding territory; must
furnish best references and bond and be able
20 interest commercial and manufacturing houses
In upto date article of general necessity;
must visit New York for weeks instruction
article and best-sellng methods: man having
sold cash registers or typewrters preferred; lib
eral sales commission and dra wing account from
the start. Address. stating experience. refer
ences. nationality. age, etc. TO MINIMAX CON-
PANI. Dept. Il. 116l11T5 Broadway, New York
city. tcll-l3t
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FOR RENT-FINE 5-ROOM AND BATH FLAT,
$23; steam heat and Janitor service; 10 per cent
on for summer: IA minutes to treasury; Ber-
wick fats, 18th and Park road. See JANITOR.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

wANTED-BUYER: WOMAN FOR MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR, INFANTS WEAR AND COR
SETS. ADDRESS STATING EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY. THE BON MARCHE. WASH
INGTON, II. &.
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WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN ABOI:T 10
or IS years OF age, to accept minor position in
othce chance for advancement Apply THE
ny II FURNITURE CO., eth and u SITS. NV.
triS3t '''
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WANrED-MAN AS NIGHT WATCH WHO Is
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must have undoubted reference. BON MARCHE
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WANTED-TwO GOOD. HUSTLING CAN
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THOSE THAT CAN GET RESULTS;
SALARY AND COMMISSION. CALL FOR
a. MORRELL. W. L. FREDERICK MU-
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN; FIRST-CLASS MAN OF
experience to travel for local manufacturer; a
liberal commission salary: travelling expenses
paid; must be hustler and furnish good refer
Address Box 10. Star office. jeI63t'
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NANTED-NON-JNION PLASTERERS TILE
settlers and sheet-metal workers: Washington
wages aud hours per day. Apply MASTER
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION, 1888 q St NV
t.li-It'
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LOST-ON BID STREET BETWEEN AND NJ
streets a W. H. & ). Class Pin. 1903. Return
33l4 L nv and get reward. Jel5-3t
FOUND-ON NJ ST NV. SUM OF MONEY
owner call 1927 Both st. NV. jel5-3t
LOST-BROWN AND BLACK COLLIE DOG;
brown spot each eye Return 10 40 . NJ. NV.
Receive reward. jel5-3t'
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WE ARE DIRECT EASTERN AGENTS FOR THF
famous Hudson bicycles. We give you wholesa le
prices; easy payments II desired all wheels
are guaranteed for / year. HAVERFORD CY
Gle CO.. 427 10th 1t. NV. apo 9Ot,5
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Hla Pet suner.tit,ea.

''SuperstitiSn seems to he connected
In the minds Of most people with wo
men, ladders, rabbits feet and horse
shoes. said the young girl at the piano
"As q matter OF fact. however. know
that men are fully as superstitious rs
the women of my acquaintance, and
sometimes more 30. One young man OF
my acquaintance. for instance. WIN
has literary warnings and who feeis
sure he could astonish the public witt
his brilliant stories If he could only &c,
some editor to accept them, spends hif
summers in the country gathering In
spiration, lo,al color nnd--four Leaf
cIovers. When winter comes he returns
TO his ballroom In the city. writes sto-
r4es by the whoIesale and dispatches
with cach consignment to tho editors
eoRE beaf chOver. Sometimes the ags1-
cies are accepted. and then the writer
ascribee bis success to the taliSnaR.
Mere efteR. hOwevur. they are re-
turned. with the rnaaerst In Q more or
less cruanplea conditieA and he sVseads
what lGisure hours he has in trying 20
ngurc out Why Il IL th0HD ciDvers daa'f
woER evdry time. Never cuw q nszzseat
docs he Gacxthe naiiure to any fRnAsw In
HIS naaKuscdpts. Isn't f1sat the ltznfk in
tho way ~ sRDarxf3s1unT'-PhilnGaA1
nhfa LfxsxeE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05

from West Point. Ca, but has lived
IN Brunswick for several years and
10 with the Lott-Lewis Company. He
is well known and very popular. The
wedding will be a very pretty one,
and after trip to Atlanta and West
Point. the young couple will return
to Brunswick to reside. They will
occupy Clarks residence on Union
street,
Miss Irene Wood entertained the
Acacia club very delightfully."- yester.
day afternoon. The rooms were dec
GRATED in red anA green and the hol
iday note was prominent in the score
cards and markers Fivehand euchre
was played and the first prize.
framed sketches Of water scenes
around Brunswick. was won by Mrs.
w. F. Parker. The lonehand prize. a
pretty work bag, vas won by Mrs.
Don Parker. The consolation,
pretty Japanese compete was won by
Miss Lucille Butts Miss Ruth Free
man was the guest Of the club. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyed By all
present
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llsEL roH DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA, CoUNTr 0F
GLYNN.. JULIA. BURDEN. vs.
GEORGE BURDEN, GLYNN SD
.PERTOE COURT, DECEMBER
TERM. 1907
To the Defendant, George Burden.
You are hereby required, In person
or by attorney. to be and appear ev
the next term OF the Superior CaUrt
OF said county, TO be held IN HDd
for said county. at the court hoMA ln
Brunswick. Georgia. on the fbsf
Monday In December. 1907 al 80
O'Clock. am. then and there to IN
swer the plaintiff upon the meEiE8Df
her petition against you for total a.
vorce
A Herein fail not. as in default .ef
such appearance, the Court wiz prs-
coed rs to justice shall appeTtatU
This service directed by the fndg@
Of the Superior Court of this c9fgiiie.
by an order. granted September 2S.
1907. directing service upon you ia.
this manner
Witness the Hon. r A. Parker,
Judge of said court. this It'll day
October, 1907.
\. =. du Bigncn, Z
Clerk. Superior Court, Glynn Co. Ca
Earnest Dart
Attorney for the Plaintiff
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At the siege Of Rhodes the TURKS
constructed mcrtnr~ by believing out
cavities in the solia rock at the proper
angie, and IN the arsenal az Malta Is a
trophy Of the ieng and glorious defense
Of Vaiet1A, IN q Turkish qua. about 3
six DounAer. esmDSsed Of copper tube
coded Ovss With stEsng rope and Jack
oted" VITA rzwhi2e. La the same col
I0stAsn aFS seaAe antique "Qstck Rrers. .
bBeeahLsa&esA. w9tA zman hssea aRA
IMMENSELY Asns barrels. hke peat guna.
NAhe Mabsg piuAans RHt @sat tRGst Ia
eAs hAmg eeass swivel 93Hs oaLee
'.seAnss ana In BNnn@e sAsne IeAas were
usea 90 kt@a 81 smzwwbaw. laRsc susms
Aetmg ent2aAAtsA IN e9AA.
wtse CAiaSeR east sMeaa1sMa& hrUn@
amnS tA@es b Aze E1aMnen ee Taos
IN Dgve@De<t @eGAVarM. bat 90 little
@1 tAGy anAarsAsmA geznasy that ia
the 20 Gailsd 'tspazm waS~ the cssts 81
the 1seoa q7sSaA. asfeAAing Tie Canton
river, AaG the ggas bulk inM0Vabiy
tnts shs walls Tho kakh guAnegx 0p
posed 10 Va Tn tho tive PuaJaD wars
though they Aeadsd with amazing reck
sessness. shsvelinR In the powder from
open boxes. stuck to their guns to the
last The blood Of the nrst man killed
was saneared on the gun, and the whole
detachment died beside It sooner than
retrsat-Gha 1bsrs' Journal
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Tho Acacia club will meet next week
With Miss Lucille Butts.
$50
~ the guest Of Mrs. r. H. North.
Mrs. Eugene Flanders is i'll with
pneumonia at her home on G street.
IIiss Clyde Curry Of Climax, Ga,
~ he attractive guest OF Mrs. Claude
DIRT at her hume in Urbana.
$50
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Bunkley are
spending the winter with Mrs W..
II. Bunldey on Halifax square.
airs. J. w. Grifith Of Savannah viii
arrive shortly TO epend the holidays
With her mother. Mrs. Katie McKin.
non.
Miss Holmes Kiasing will entertain
t0nOrrow evening with a "tacky
party" at tho homo of her sister, Mrs.
n. J. Oil.
q
Anss Madeleine Downing will
entertain the Az You Like 1t club
with an oyster roast. at IL o'clock
Saturday morning.
The fiends Of M-H. b. Hirsch re-
CERT that she haa been quite III with
grippe ever since her arrival from
Hgew York
aaiss Carrie Kessnick, tho at
&ractive guest of Mias Amelia Doer.
1linger leaves Saturday for her home
an Richmond
Miss Marie Scoville is entertaining
house party ut her home In Jack
sonvillc prior to her marriage to
AAr. Robert b. Browder which will
lake place December IL.
zee
The Christmas sale OF fancy work
and homemade delicacies to be con-
Quoted py Circle A Of st. Marks
church. will begin Tuesday. Decen.
Der 10 at the Elkan store. Hot choc-
olate. coffee, etc win be sold every
afternoon.
Tho following invitation Will be- Is.
sued today: Mr. and Mrs. Rosendo
TCrras request the pleasure of your
K,srynnanv af the rnarrtn1a of their
daughter. Josephine Irene, and Mr..
William La Prade Harweil ON the
ssvening of Thursday. December 10th
at 8 O'Clock at tho First Methodist
church. Brunswick, Georgia. The
wedding will DO an event Of interest
10 the wide circle OF friends Of those
popular yonng people. Miss Torras
De a beautiful and accomplished girl
and . charming member OF the
younge- social got. Mr. Harwell is
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7. lsoH,LAs.


BrnuSwIck's Candy Store.
Don't buy barEt Sugar and imagine
you arc getting pure chocolate. Such
subetitoteS arc Injurious to health.
For pure chocolate and all other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every week
from Menier the famous chocolate
maker. Either in bulk or In beautiful
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO-
HAccO. ETC.
TAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
7o0 ks@easti~ Straet.
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A QUIET BITE
in congenial company and apps4izing
surroundings Is the ideal thought for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the COMPANY"
and We will attend to the balance.
Service Ia perfect, and Cuisine UNI
surpassed. A spread" at this res
tsnraat leaves q bright spot In the
memory that seems 10 remind you
to come again. For good eatina
dine here.
THE METRoPoltTAM!s
RESTAURANT
Telephone III.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
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Neither the master. owners nor
condolences OF the British steaaaahar
Mernberinpd will DO responsible ror
any debts contracted By tho graw eli
eaid steamship.
r. p. n, 6traehan & Co.
Cosasighees.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the Master, Owners nor
Consignees Of the British steamship
Hernia will be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew Of said
steamship.
r. D. M. strachan q CO.,
ConsigneeS.