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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford arrived August 16 from Manila and
viii sail for the islands September B.
The Crook is in port and will sail for Manila
September 10.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va
The Dix arrived August 10 at Honolulu from
Manila.
The Logan is in port.
The Meade is at New York.
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Thomas arrived August at Manila.
The Warren is at Manila
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. Aug. 1S 1908.
RAINFALL DATA
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California stock and OIL Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock and exchange board yesterday:
C0NSToCKS
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Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, August
is. 1905
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standard Time (120fh Meridian), or at Sh 00m
o0s., Greenwich Mean Time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L. s. N in charge
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RAISES THE RATE ON
PICTURE POSTCARDS
Stationery Corporation and
Railroad Lock Horns Over
Intricate Proposition
Because of a Difference of Opin-
ion as to How Colored Mis-
sives Shall Be Classed

Should the gay and sometimes
guady picture post cards that save the
hurried traveller the trouble of writing
a real letter home be classed as paper
Photographic cards" or as holiday
cards" in the railroad tariff schedules?
That is the problem that brought A P.
Matthew, special examiner for the in
terstateN commerce commission, from
Washington. D. c., to San Francisco.
The special examiner sat yesterday
morning in hearing on the complaint
made by the H. s. Crocker company of
this city against the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad in the matter of
an alleged overcharge of $3.50 on
shipments of picture post cards from
Chicago consigned on March 6, August
IL and September 26 of last year. The
rate charged was SO per 100 pounds,
the rate for holiday cards, while the
local consignee claimed that the tariff
should have been but s1.90 per 100, the
legal rate on paper Photographic cards.
The hearing was conducted before Mat
thew in Commissioner Heacock's rooms
in the postoffice building. The main
facts were submitted on a stipulation
entered by Attorneys j. o. Bracken for
the H. S. Crocker company and E. W.
camp or Ips Angeles Tor the santa fe-
But two witnesses were examined.
both of them by the defendant corpora
ton. Alfred W. Pye, manager of the
Eastman kodak company, testified that
the term paper Photographic cards"
was used in the trade to apply to pho
tographic card mounts. w. c.. DON
nelly. chief rate clerk for the Santa
Fe company, testified that the company
had rate for post cards and always
charged that rate. The complainant
claimed thatthe post cards should COM
mand a lower rate than Photographic
card mounts. Examiner Matthew will
take the evidence to Washin gton,
where the decision will be given.
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WATER STOCKS
Narin Co 80 IS y Wat Co. 24% -
GAS AND ELECTRIC
~ ~ CTS -. 'Pac I com. j
lac pfd-. 65 Stkn q & Z. 50
INSURANCE
esi lns Co. 50 80 sFirem2n's FdI45 $50
BANK STOCKS
An Nj Bk. l20 I25 'Lon-Paris Bk.
31nHio-Cal = - fMer Trust 100 10
bsnk Of Cal32o s r Rational
fNst Natnl -2u5 2l5 Union T Co. $500
SAVINGS BANKS
SseE a 7. 5000 s Saw u $50
g.. So s ssF "a Sav < L So - rs
--~t Sdf bk- - 'Ssc Saw Bk..
STREET RAILROADS
Ss-fornia l02 Preside ... 9ls
SearE 20
POWDER
'-alt consolidated Co .-............ ToA II
SUGAR
F57sWailsn G, 95s1 s6 lOnomes c 3T% 3st
rr11oloAaa IA i = .paauhsu 5 c. 1919 10 =
tlH5.eA Z Z isss Isl Union : Co. -
Aakawe1 c. 35is S42i
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. Sis 52isiPac AUX A ~
49, $50 Oh Co BIZ lPae Borax. l5l
g! A 9els 100 Pse T6T pfd TSz 81
IVA MtTm rs F. Oak &
Sceanic Co h - Con pfd. s.
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Additional lihels were filed against
the ship British Yeoman yesterday in
the United States district court. The
merchants and ship owners towing
company seek to recover $500 and the
J. D. Spreckels & Brothers company
want $4,000 for going to the rescue of
the ships British Yeoman and the
Drummuir when these two craft came
together in San Francisco harbor on
the night of July II.
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Brings Big Cargo of Niter

CAPTAIN McconecllV WHEN arrived iiIf IL te T.
Monday night from Chile. brought
5000 tons of inter. The Wyneric was
fumigated yesterday by the federal au-
thorities and today will begin dis
charging its cargo at Oakland long
wharf. The Wyneric left England
about seven months ago with a cargo
Of Cardiff coal for Chile. She will wait
here for orders.
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Ashore i'm siusIaw River
Water Front Notes
Two sl1Ippers suspended

er Iaqua and Captain G. Olsen of the
steamer Acme had their licenses sus-
pended yesterday by Inspectors of
Hulls and Boilers Bulger and Bolles.
The Iaqua and the Acme collided in the
entrance TO Humboldt bay on July IL.
Hansen loses his license for so days
and Olsen had his papers revoked for
u days. The inspectors decided that
both masters We're at fault The Iaoua
crowded the Acme on the bar and
Captain Olsen was found guilty Of
neglecting TO give a proper signal.
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Brings Cargo Of sugar

Sailing vessels from Honolulu 10
this coast have been making long pas
sages of late and the bark r. P. Rithet
which arrived yesterday, was no ex
ception. Captain Drew confessed Il
having been IS days-on the way. IL
weather and spent the last As hours
wandering about in a dense fog. Th'
Rithet brought 53,1S6 bags of sugar.
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The British bark Falkirk on Puget sound is
under charter for wheat thence to Europe at 27s
3D. and the barkentine Retriever, at Grays Har-
Dor, is engaged for lumber from willapa harbor
TO Guaymas.
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SALES
Morning Session

Beard
% Alaska Packers Assn ....... % 90
lo Giant Powder ..-..........- 20. 50
leo HcnO-aa Sugar Co .-......... 1880
- Hutchinson : p Co -.......... 17.T5
- Spring VALLEY Wafer Coz - -
800 Los Angeles RI IS .--.......IO5. 90
1900 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 81 %
500 United K r Of zs.-..... 20 90
Street
245 Union Sugar Co - 40 =
Slf-eoo Psci6c Tel & Tel IS -. &c So
Afternoon Session
Beard
> Alaska Packers Assn ........ $500
% Pasuhau Co -----.--..-. 10 -62A
Street
g alaska Packers Assn ........ 30 90
45 Giant Powder ...-.-.......-.. TO. so
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Uaion Transfer Company agents collect bagga7e and
cheeks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver to
residence They are authorized 70 check baggage direct
from residence.
q for Morning , for Afternoon.
fSsrndav excepted SUNDAY onys /;
Monday only.
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Wild Day Wall Bears HaUig Dom Way Early
NEW YORK STOCKS SLUMP BADLY
ON FOREIGN LIQUIDATION,
WITH LATER RALLY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Foreign news OF
a warlilIe character, a raft of II, was
responsible for a Hat opening at / TO 3
points decline OF leading securities, with
considerable excitement on Wall Street.
and quite lively trading.
London was a very heavy seller and
other Europea-. cities were inclined TO
dispose Of Americans. The London sell
ing was considered by some observers
of the situation to represent unloading
on this side of the pond. and the Rock
Island people were accused Of cabling
the orders in large volume.
This had the effect of angering the big
market manipulatorSs on this side, and
they refused to step into the breach and
take stock, the Rock Island action being
considered a blow at the hormony plan
than has kept the interests I'm an alh-
ance for the support and strengthening
of the market during the political cam
palgn. and for the aftermath, should
there be one.
May Be Mistaken
There are evidences that this view OF
the foreign selling Is not well founded.
The fact that Sterling IS strong. when
ii is usually weak at this season OF the
year. would seem 10 indicate that the
selling Is actually foreign holdings. the
liquidation accounting for the strength
in excnasnge. II The selling was actual
~ by Rock Island interests It would
have no effect on exchange. Arbitrage-
brokers say that London sold 10000
shares in the first hour. There are
those who insist that the Continent has
been selling through London
Whether the solution is right or
wrong, it is evidently true that the big
interests led by E H Hartman were
not givins the market an ounce OF sup
port. They know exactly the position
Of the market, they know how near
London is bare Of American securities
at this time. and they are not willing
&c accumulate any more securities just
at present. having given up the chance
Tor the Elusive Fights and quarters Of
speculation and bIding their time for the
rise that viii make their market in
due time
Left to Spectators.
The buying side of the market is left
tC SPECTATORS and they are also busy
on the selling side. OF course there Is
a certain amount of actual liquidation.
some margined purchases thrown over
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RAILWAY BONDS
WERE STRONG AT HIGHER PRICES.
STOCKS WERE FIRM.

It was a repetition of the old story
in the local stock market. Bonds were
prime favorites, even II but five one
thousand bonds were sold. The prices
were very firm and there was satisfac-
ton to the friends Of Washington Rail-
way and Electric Co, TO not the rise
Of Is Of point on the session today on
the OF the company named. At the
opening they sold at Sl2s and after the
cal AT KS. This Is net gain OF rs
over the prices OF few days ago.
Capital Traction SIS ware wanted and
strong at llJ@4- 1t is an Indication that
investors, In their prediction buving
are conservative and are taking no
chances, as they buy bonds.
stocks were also firm. and there was
o moderate bushes in transactions al
l2S% for Capital Traction. 3nLa25 for
Washington Railway, common ana S2IB
same company
Mergenthaler 3Q402Ofl
The only other stock transaction was
a couple Of small lots OF American
Security and Trust stock at Z6q2I7.
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Left to Spectators.
WHEAT FIRM EARLY,
BUT REACTED LATER
War Scare Responsible for the Ad-
vance-Corn Also Some
what Better.

CHICAGO. Oct st was a lse OF
war scare in the wheat pit nd the
shorts tried to cover, running the mar
Bet up on themselves The position of
the market. other than as based on the
possibilities Of an European cataclysm.
Is not considered favorable 10 higher
prices,
The May delivery advanced nearly
point. or 70 1872. Other futures 2 up.
They all weakened on more peaCeabIe
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by 2. F. Hutton &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, G.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 street
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hlbbs s.
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
ln6ton stock Exchange and Chicago BDaru -
TradeD
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board and some scared holders iispOs-
ms of their securities without limit as
to price.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE ~ UNION sTATION.


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK.
100 a. m.-Diner. Pullman Parior.
- 90 a. m.-EuQet. EarlOr. 1--WE hour Train
1900 a. m.-DIner and Pullman Parlor Car
f1I.00 a. m--Diner aEl Pullman Parlor Car.
100 D m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 p. m Royal Limited" All PuilTnans.
FIve-hour-
100 p. m.-COaches to Philadelphia
$500 p. m--DIner ana Pullman PaTlOr-
800 D. m--COaches 10 Philadelphia.
az 90 y. m.-Sleep ers-
80 q m--SleeperE
ATLANTIC CITY, roo. $50. tito a ~.
tl-00. 900 D m
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Week Days 700 a m 20 s p nj
"Z-52. 100. e 80. ~7.go 80 $500 $50 80
70 80. IlO-J9 ~u-59 a. m. $500 noon. fIZ.05.
@l:Uo. l.l5. 700. 800. T1-30. 13-30 f4.Oo.
tf.45. 100, f505 80 800. go. f7-O0 $50
WESTWARD.
-9ICAGO, s1-ZZ. $50 p N.
L .NCINNAIL ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
WILLIE, 's-lJ a. m-. @4-l5 p IA. al2-49 uizht-
PICTSBURG- $40 a. m. '1-2Z. F9.IO D. m.
CLEVELAND. s:IO ?. m.
COLUMBUS. 80 p 10.
WHEELING. $50 a. m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER, $40 a H.. a 10. F5.O9 p y,
FREDERICK. Ts-Z0. $40. $50 a M. 4 .g0.
fS-05. f5-f5 p
HAGERsTOWN. 1910 a. m, 800 q.
ANNAPOLIS, Il 20. 1870 a. m. 4Is.05 noon
t2-2U. 40 $50. and 800 , N
'Daily. Except sunday. SUNDAY only
TELEPHONES at all OF the flII0u-fuy
Ticket Offices. 17l7 G St. Tel Main 1917 s1s
Station Ticket once. Main 1880: InfS---s-
ton Bureau. Main 1880. ro1--rF
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

NOTE: Published only as Information and
not guaranteed
zoo p. Nc. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast vas
thule train Pullman Eleepers 10 I.rlngr0r
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Cybf~s-,
and II. Louis Parl0r car for VIRGINIA a.
Springs week days Pullman Car I1uIzyIIi-
70 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining Ca-s
q Ia carte service
no p. NJ F. Y. LIMITED. r,f,~
Solid yest3buls train Pullman sIeepers "a.
Cincinnati. Lexington. and I.5lirvITIs
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia 10
Springs week days Dining Cars a Ia cs-re
service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati -
Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapea1e an
Ohio Offices. 5I5 Pennsylvania ave Ig7g =
a. ard New Union station. Telephone Main
T1S8 Tor Washington Terminal Cab servi-@
I'D Main 100 or g16 Tor Q & 0. sas2-tf
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NEW YORK COTTON
PRICES ARE LOWER

NEW YORK. oct. 9-1he cotton
market thi snoring opened steadier al
an advance Of 70 points on heavy
rains fla the eastern belt, which offsec
the unCavorablc political news from
abroad. Trade was Of moderate volume,
with commission houses generally
RANGED on the buying side.
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TODAYS QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction per cent. 81 .Oooa
1854 S1.OOOGl15at '-'D0's
Washington Railway and Electric I
per cent 81. O00GSl%: 81. O0O4SIat.
Capital Traction, IOdl2S&. 5II12Ssz
washington Railway and Electric
common. 20a35;- 20a3iIs: lOa3455.
washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 2aS25z. I5dS25s - ~
Mergenthaler. l0T2H. 3T29aL
American Security and Trust. 7621T
After can-Washington Railway ana
Electric per cent, S1,OOOTs2iz
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SUI lT1EILN HALLWAY
" B--Fou0winE schedule figures published
only as information and are not g7ua-a-rea1
For Atlanta. Birmingham. NOBLE. Nsw
Orleans. AshevIIe. CEarLauooga- Me-1r5iH
SIS a. m. and -l-s5 p m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanooEa
Memphis New Orleans. LC-10sp- m
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Axe,
savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida DoI.rT
10 ?. daily
L 5 BROWN. General Agent
seS-eNr11-eF
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DEMAND FOR CATTLE
MUCH MORE ACTIVE
Trading in Wholesale Pro
duce Market Was of Large
Volume.
Today's Prices.

Wholesale prices were as follows. jobbers
figures being a trine higher:
Eggs-Virsinia nearbys. 24a25c; southwest
Virginia and West Virginia, &c; Tennessee
and North Carolina, 2la22c.
Cheese-Large. New York fats. per h..
lFtalFs: small. 1fza14alc.
Butter-Creamery, fancy, 30a30izc; West
ern hrsts, 23a2ic; process, fancy. 2la22c; fair
70 good. 1sc. dairy. choice. zoe; good. l6a17c.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. spring. large, per
D., l5aI55zc; small l6al61zc; hens. small per
H.. I3c; large. ISaIg1kc: ROSTERS. per h. Sl
size; ducks, large, per H., uaI2c; small.
sa1Oc. geese. per ID. Sc: turkeys. toms. per
ID, TalSc: hens, per b.. lsc.
Dressed POultry-Turkeys. undrawn. per
H.. hens. lSci toms. lScs chickens. large. per
ID. l6al7c; small. l6c: hens. per To-. 13aIfc;
ROSTERS. per h.. Sc: ducks. large per h..
l3al4c. small. He geese. per h.. llal2c.
Fruits.
FruIts-Apples, Gravensteln. per q. b. bbl.,
s.. J0a5.75; Twenty Ounce per 3, h. Dbl. 800
a3.75; Maiden Blush. per d. n. Dbl. S3.C0a3 10
King. per g. n. Dbl. S3O0a3. 80. Hubba-ds0n,
per 4. h. bbl.. s3.OOa2. 70; ordinary kinds
good "a prime, per D. h. Dbl. 81 25aI -: poor
barrels, common TO good. 75caSLJ0: crab ap-
pies. large, per Dbl. $5.O0a400. pears. Bart
ltll. per Dbl. Sd-yuaJ.Jfs ScChc4l per DBL
SiOJa5.e9; SeckeL per key, s. ooa2-50. Louise
Bonnie. per Dbl. S3-uJa5-JU. peaches. per car
rier. Sl25a2 .0Js peaches. per basket. S5caSl -.
plLms, DamsOn, per basket. 30afoC, state
prunes, per basket, Z5a15c. other kinds per
basket. baJoc. Grapes white. per 4-l0. basket.
Oalecs Concord, per 4-lD basket, lOal2c; Del,
small basket l2al4c; Cran5errIes. Cape Cod.
per Dbl, y5-o0a6-JO. do Isr standard crate
y20Oa225.
Vegetables.
Vegeta0les-P0tatoes. per bag. g. s5a2 90;
home grown. per Dbl. S2.O0a2JO. sweet pota-
toes. Eastern shore. per Dbl. Sl-JOaL75: home
grown. per bbL, SI.50aI.75. carrots. per Dol.
$l--5ai-5Js corn per doz-, lsa21c: cucumbers,
per basket. SlI5a2- 90. cabbage per 10. 50 J0a
eco. Caulh0Wers. per bbl-. IS. 25a4 Coz celery.
per doZ- stalks. @la5yc' egg plants, per Dbl,
$Ly0al5O. lettuce. nearby, per bbl, 25aI5c;
lima beans. per qts oalbcs onions. per bu.,
60a55c; onions. per Dbl. 81 40aSl 60. pumpkins
per Dbl, 6.alJCi string leans ueaTbys, per
Dbl, tJcafl-2Js squash Hubbard, per Dbl.
75caSl-25; tomatoes. per box, 75caSI00
Dressed Meats.
Dressed Neats-FIams. country cured. per
To-. l3alic: beef. fore quarters per To-. 4a5tzc.
hind quarters, 6afc. ribs. 5a1Zc. l0lns. sale,
rounds. 6asc; dressed lamb. per d., I0alIc:
pork loius, per d., I3aI4c. bacon. per d..
bale; sausases. per ID. &C.
Live Stock
Live Stock-CattIe. extra. per cwt S450l
40. medium. per cwt-. Giea4c. common. per
c"t-, F-p'aI-J5. hogs. per cwJ-, gross, $500;
prime. per 3D.. 3Ea4c: ordinary. per h.. eizc:
lambs, spring. choice. per lo.. SIC. com
mon. peg l1-, slzCs calves, prime. per lh..
Sic, medium. per To-, nc, common per
H. 6aIc. cows. prime. per cwt., S3oGa3.50;
ordinary. per cwt-, $2Ooa2-50.
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". B. & a. E. RY.
hIkE ELECTRIC LINEU

Electric PAIGE cars from White House Station
lFIFTEEslH AND II SIS NORTHEAST
For Bal-imore-5-39 and every half hour
from $50 a. IN. 20 I-2o p m. and $50. $50
1890. and 1I-55 p m
E'J- Arnapolls-Every hour from $50 a. M
% Z 30 = m and 30 and Il % D. m
Fares. One way. Round trip
To Baltimore --------------lJc {l25
To Annapolis and L. s
Naval Academy ----------75c So
An u -. cars yum direct % White House
Station
Ticket OaIce al 18th and " T ave y w
and az White House station 18th ana II as
y J.. Telephone IL 1915 1c5-tf
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GENERALLY TIE WAY.

T-,c foIto7yiue. timely ntace az ser.
c,en from mo Nov yorR word
ANA Il t,nr,y ci~st m 70 tho handle
II is nasslna stranrc bow man, ,p,.
uc mep love +, aate me railroads. and
Vol love 10 ride free over IN, ines
lhc World says
eona,o,. ,or na,-s - ,,ho,,a !,
,ro,o,,,,. ~ ,,o.+ f,.,.,,. e., !,
tho ,ornorottons !, Nashinrton r.
a. orlv , fau. aays sinca IA dssorth
IL - ~ na+o 49, 4 49,
authority. NO would s1hrottle them
with his bare hands Grayha.red
Senators shuddered az his threats.
Bnt Mr. Dars n,a ro,nonts ~
mildneas waen ne oocnriod tba a.,
erpor,s ch,i, i, r+.,a po.p ,reoro
nus ,ines ,ybo, ~. aas,ro j tr,,..I
moved him Tbanls +, soonti,,r
A,,orn,, tou,e pbot,n ,ho n,,j,.
NAV rood lotion ,.,,++.n IL. +n,
..,,.ot,u, - go
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THE CHARGES AGAINST The
GOVERNOR.


RI -'''' - - ' @
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s,.. -,
$3.50 ,.,.
,,
omca - such 4 decisive and spon-
t.,oops VITO nc that received Nv he
governor IN his great race last sun,
NOR Il was an enthusiastic dozen
seated yoica Of the neople Of the
etate wear, 81 ,bo o,d regiue cry.
,nn ont ,bro,.,b tho hsuo, hov sor a
dtt ana no,, ,,,, r.
-. on,,,,-4 - coo.a,a haa sn,t,ad
q, ID, .aa, - MT o,oo.,on aa, j.,
,a.., r,o,.a e,,,.h ,o,,,, ho,o stni
, LIT, 600 ovoo,tt,. omoo
~, ,o,r... ma torit, n t,o oistory
40 .tata q,ha s.ro,. ,ersonal,tv
~. ,,..,,,,,,,,na oar,,a,gr
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Mr. John Riha. Of Vining. Ia, says Il
have been selling DeWitts Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about year
and they give better satisfaction
than any pill ! ever sold. There are
dozen people here who have used
them and they give perfect aausfac-
ton ia every case have used
them myself with I.ze gesulst." Sold
by All Druggists.
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It is rumored that the city council
is about to change its license ordi-
nance and put heavy box on Georgia
made prohibition beer We are con.
WINGED that we are in error in our
Information and in the interest OF
justice and fairness we nope so.
There is such a Ting as going to far
in every thing. LIN
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NOTICE

The tua Triton is uader charter 70
the coastwise Dredging Company.
Any coat or water supplsd ssd tug
must Re for account Of charterers. as
the master is not authorized 20 con-
tract or sign for such supplies, nor
viii the TUG or her owners be re.
spnosibie for same.
Lam5etts Point Towbo1t Company,
John Twohy, Pres.
Owners of TUG Triton.
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Those Kentucky democrats who 81.
ected republican senator last week
may yet have the night riders TO con
tend with.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-04

Glynn county could save little
sam az money ard some trouble and
worry to the voters By holding the
county primary on the same date that
the state election is held, but 1t has
been the custom in the past to hold
two pinlaries and the same rule viii
likely prevail this year,
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TELEPHONES.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

Corr sapondence solicited, but 10
receive attention. letters must be
sct ompanied by responsible name
not for publication. but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications viii he
returned II accompG aied BY postage.
Remittance should be made BY
postal note. check. money order
OF registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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Let the candidates announce; the
more the meIrirer And then It al
ways takes opposition to bring out
TIE voters.
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ZOE REPResENrATlvE.

70 tha Voters of Glyun County:
his D. 10 announce my candidacv
Ior representative from this county
10 the next general assembly, sub
lect 20 The deDloc atic primary.
Millard Reese.
brunswick. Ga. Jan u. 1893.
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Tho News has had considerable
trouble in its mechanical department
in the past few days, but We expect to
try and make up Tor lost time IN the
near future.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-04

The anarchists seem to nave taken
this country for play ground. It's
about time to stop this business and
Ellis Island Is the place 70 start the
work !.
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TO the Voters OF GlynE Comfy:
beg Ia announce that am a
candidate for the office Of Receiver
Of Tax Returns Of GlYnn County,
sVblec. to the Democratic Primary.
Respectfully.
JAS. T. LkMRRIGPT.
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Judge Emory Speer has sounded the
death knell to the locker clubs in
Georgia and Il is another good piece
OF work to the credit OF that eminent
unrest.