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Reans and Seeds

No further variations in beans were reported
yesterday. The receipts were IL ,O74 SKIS, max
ing 1914 SKIS thus far this week
Beans (per ctD-Bayo. $3G3. %; pea. S4.504
So 1908. s.; pink. 81 25G2 40; red. s.. So@s. IS
blackeye, S3.10d325; limas, $4.20d4 so; red
kidneys, $3.509S.65; cranberry beans, S2.40@
az.
Seeds-E.own mustard SO. 10; yellow mustard
nominal; haxseed 2.75Q3. carload lots; canary,
4c; alfalfa, liz d1215c; rape, cleaned, 2@21ac:
timothy. nominal; hemp, 4c; millet, 22 @314c
per 10; broom corn seed $24G25 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. .25Q2 so ;
Niles, S3G3.25 asked per GENITAL.
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Hay and Feedstnffs

The receipts of hay yesterday included %
cars. The market continued firm. with sales at
full figures. Feedstuffs remained without
change, except a decline in mealfalfa.
Bran-S -S30@31 per ton for white and 500 so
(G3l for red
Aliddlings-S33. .500 30. so per ton.
Shorts-S33 l33. 90 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, $30631; rolled oats
for feed, $33@34.5 90; mixed feed, $2S632 for
average lots; oil cake meal, in 20 ton lots S3S
In 10 ton lots $3.50, in ) ton lots $50, small
lots $39. so; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
$3.50 in 20 and 10 and $26 in 5 ton lots job
bing $3.50; corn meal $3T03S; cracked corn
$3SM39; broom corn seed, $l.20@1 25 per ctl;
alfalfa meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S21,
carload lots $50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $1S@22; wheat and oat, $17G
81; tame oat. S16619; volunteer wild oat S156
II; alfalfa, $11@15: stock S13615 per ton.
Straw-556lS5c per bale
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Nov -Flour-Receipts, 32-
ZOO barrels; exports, $500 barrels. Market firm
p held, with trade quiet.
Wheat Receipts. 1856, 900 bushels; exports
139 400 bushels. Spot firm; No. red, $1.1319
elevator and 81 IA f. 0. b. afoat; No l northern
Duluth Sl.16A f. o. b. afoat; No. hard win
ter. S1.1312 I. O. b. aaoat. options-It an
other bull day in wheat, with new high levels
established, although trade hardly equaled yes
terday's extreme Firm late cables and good ex-
port trade, bull support and dry weather in
southern Argentine and Wall street buying were
the factors. Last prices showed asM5sc net
rise December closed at $1.141e and May at
S1.15.
Hops-Quet.
Hides-Firm.
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining. SAC; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 3.92c; molasses sugar, 3.17c.
Coffee-Futures closed steady at net decline
bags including: March and May, 5.30e; July,
5.25c; August and September, 5.30c; October.
Santos. slkc. Mild, dull; Cordovs, 81 112he.
Butter-steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
Cheese-Firm; state fun creams special 14@
lie: do September small colored white fancy,
13i5c; do large, l3c; October small colored or
white best. l2+4 I3Gn @I$e: ,,p,,,rs
Evaporated Apples-Oferings of the better
grade are still light, but prime fruit is shade
n cony nrie sa f old a. cTo1 snnes
range from 4@6c, according to grade
Prunes-There is a better jobbing demand,
with quotations ranging from 4d13c for old
California fruit and from 612@71sc for Oregon
3050s.
Apricots-Are firm, with choice quoted at si5 a
sac: extra choice, 9A G9l5c; fancy, 10A a
Peaches-A little more inquiry is reported
Choice are quoted at 6a4@7c; extra choice 71a q
Sc: fancy, S1A@9e.
Raisins-Are firm on the strength Of the
foreign situation. with loose museatels quoted at
5It de5Sc: choice TO fancy seeded. 6GSc; seed
less, Az acc; London layers, $1.20G16o, nomi-
nal.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-Liverpool futures were higher Chi
cago advanced 15e. The San Francisco market
was firm. with sellers asking above the views
of buyers.
California club $1.671a 01-70; do milling, 81 20
M1.72h; California white Australian 81 75M
1.S0; lower grades of California, S145d1 so;
northern club S1.65@1.671h: northern bluestem,
Sl121a 91.17l4; northern red, $1.6215 LES; tur-
key red, $1.75Q1.S0 per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. N. Session
No sales.
. p. m. Session
May-No sales; $1.T3 asked.
terday. but the market was steady at the rise
of the preceding day. Receipts were light
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot $1.4215 al. .46L
common to fair, $1.35@1.40 per ctl; brewing,
81 ST.. a Z g IA 74s y shipping S1471s cheva
1880 a m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
nscembsr nsy $l4sA s. si4sE SIS sl4sit 4si
D. m Session
May-No sales; 81 4Sl4 bid. 81 .4s4 asked.
December-No sales; 81 .45A bid. 81. 46 asked.
Oats-The market continues quiet, but very
firmly held
Choice white 81 7od1. rs: No / do. 81 s50
1-6113; common do, S1-5541 so; gray, S1.65 a
Ito; red, recleaned, for seed. S1-7571. so; feed
lots, S1.65@1-70 for choice, S1.55G51. 80 for good
and l-5QG1-5 -52h for common; black, for seed
81 456D2-65 per ct1
Corn-Another car of western came in yester
day. The market showed little change.
California small round yellow. nominal; large
yellow, S1-s5@1.90; white, nominal; western
states yellow. sacked 81 90; new in bulk, future
white. $160; mixed. S1.59: Egyptian, nominal
Rye-$l. .45H1.50 per etl.
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Meat Market
-. -

DRESSED MEATS
Beef-6QG15c per ID for steers. 4d5Hc for
cows and heifers.
Veal-51h GTl5c for large and s09c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 6ia@Te; ewes, 5l3 acc per
pound
Lamb-SGl9c per ID.
Dressed Pork tper Ib)-s@sHe for light and
SMS15c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight.
Cattle-Steers No. /. 3sic; second quality.
315c; third quality. pose; cows and heifers.
2st 6l3c for No. /; second .quality 2l5c. third
quality 2M21tc; thin, = Gs2e; bulls and stays,
I1501@c thin bulls. 1@1Ac.
Calves-41s@45tc per 10 for light, 4c for me-
dium and 35ac for heavy.
sheep wethers. Ss1c per ID; ewes. 3Ac;
shorn, 1ec less
Lambs-47414c per h.
Hogs-1o0 to 40 lbs. 52te; 40 to 250 lbs. 66
614e; 250 10 325 lbs. 81 d5Sfc: boars. so per
cent stays so to 40 per cent and sows 10G20
per cent or from above quotations.
General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bags. 614 d61zc spot and 6% q
6Ac for 1903; San Quentin, 6l2c; wool bags
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of dressed turkeys were increased
to 3s cases yesterday, the largest arrivals thus
far for the season. The market was in good
shape for sellers, and anything fancy sold
readily at 25@2Tc pound while unattractive
offerings sold down to 23c. Live turkeys were
firm in sympathy with dressed stock. and fat
heavy birds commanded a premium. selling up
to 25c pound in some instances but 22c was
the top for general offerings The situation in
poultry stood as before. there being a ready
market for young chickens. large hens and
young roostcrs, while small hens were oyer-
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ST LOUIS. Nov. 11.-Market frmer; medium
grades. combing and clothing, 1SG2Ic; light
fine. 16@1S74e; fine heavy, 11@12ci tub washed,
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Butter. Cheese and EGGS

CHICAGO, Nov. lion the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady: cream
cries. 22G29c; dairies, 1919 a25c. Eggs firm;
at mark eases included, i9G 22c; frsts 2Tc
prime frsts, 2sc. Cheese, steady, 12% G13Ac.
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND, Nov. 11.-City creamery extras
S5@ 36c; fancy outside creamery, 32G34c; store
1SM20c
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and

Fruits-Evaporated apples. 595kc: apricots.
7Q10c; peaches, 404iac for Standards 506c
for choice, and 615c for fancy pears 4a6c:
pitted plums, ~ Gse; nectarines. Az Gse: hgs.
21a@4e; prunes. 4 size basis, 3G3Itc for new
crop. with premium for the large sizes.
Raisins new cropl-Clusters@ crown So
London layers crown. $1.1O; crown. 81. 20
Seeded. 5&t 964c; seedless, "a G35se Thomp-
sons seedless. 3l@94c for unbleached; loose
muscatels. &c for 4 crown. &C Tor crown and
SIC for , crown.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 1I5 IXL
10E lie; ne plus ultra. Zoe; Brakes 91sc;
languedoes, 81 acc; hardshells 715e. Walnuts-
121a G13c per ID for No. 1 softshell and SM1Oc
for No. do; lie for No. 1 hardshell and size
for No. do; chestnuts, 10014c for California
and 1I912c for Italian
Honey-Water white. comb, nominal, none
here; white, 15c; light amber, 12d13e; amber
1013@11c; dark amber, 9410e; water white
extracted, nominal; white. 7QSc; light amber
619 QTc; dark amber and candied, 3A@55ac
per ID.
Beeswax27@esc per B for light. and ESQ
24c for dark
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

There were several changes in the quotations
for eggs yesterday. Storage goods continued TO
lots were asking Ice to &c more for their
holdings than the preceding day Fresh eggs
continued to- of well. but, sellers were
unable to maintain the price established on
Tuesday. the market for extras dropping 1c a
dozen to 54c offers to sell at that figure,
with no takers
There a good demand for fine butter and
new cheese. but with stocks Of both ample,
the quotations were undisturbed
Sales the exchange were follows:
Butter-10 cases OF fresh California extras
at 33c and 10 at 321ac a pound.
Cheese-25 fancy new California fats at l21ac
and 30 at 13c pound.
Receipts were 2O6OO lbs butter, 1900 lbs
cheese and 2.075 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations, estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers the floor of
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 11ae to 2e higher, owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh Creamery extras. 3215c lb
steady; do frsts, p &c, weak; do seconds, 23c,
weak; do thirds. zoe weak eastern extras 2Te.
steady; eastern ladies, firm at pc for extras and
21c for hrsts; local storage extras, 2614e, weak;
picked butter, % 31ac, steady.
Cheese-California: Fancy dats, 13c per ID.
firm; fancy Young Americas 15e, firm; do drsts.
lac. firm; storage fats 12e, firm Oregon:
Fancy fats, l31ac. firm; fancy Young Americas,
1412c, firm: fancy eastern cheddars lie. steady
Eggs (per dozen, eases inclrded) california
fresh extras, ole. eweak; do frsts. soc. firm;
do seconds. 321ac firm; do thirds. 2Sc. firm.
Storage goods-California extras. 34e. firm: do
extras, 2T1ac. firm; do hrsts. 27e, firm; do sec
OldS Poe firm
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Eastern livestock Market


OMAHA Nov. 1.--Cattle-Receipts, 6,400;
market strong to higher. Western steers, SO 25
@5.50; Texas steers $5d4.35; cows and heifers.
$2.J0G4.25: Gamers, $2G2 so; stockers and
feeders, S3d5; calves, $3Q5.75; bulls and stays,
Hogs Receipts. $500: market sc higher.
Heavy. $5.70@j.S5; mixed. S5.6005S5; light
$5.40@5.7o; pigs $350@5; bulk of sales, $500
sheep-Recelpts. 5000: market steady. Year
Hngs. $4.2545; wethers. 81. .40@4.50; ewes
$3.25Q4.15; lambs, So. .75G6.75.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Cattle-R Receipts about
$4,000; market steady Beeves So. al. .50; ;
Texans S3.50G4.6O; westerns. So as; stockers
and feeders, $260G4.55; cows and heifers, 81. go
@5.25; calves, S5.75@7.75.
Hogs-Receipts about 40, 600; market steady
Light, S5.15@5.S5; mixed. $5.3006.10: heavy
$5.5096,10; rough. $5.30@5.50; good to choice
heavy, S5.5o@610; pigs, $3.T5@5.10; bulk of
sales. S5.60G595.
sheep-Receipts about 10000; market weak.
Native, S2.50G4.50; western, S2.50@4. so; year
llngs, S4.5045; lambs, $3.75@6; western SO. 70
@6.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Nov. n.-cattle- Receipts
50. 75@4e0; bulls, S2-4003.75; calves, SO. Soar:
@4.50.
Hogs Receipts. 5000: market steady. Bulk
of sales, S5.S0Q5s0: heavy, S5.7095. So; packers
pigs, $3.5O@5.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady. Nut
tons. $4@4.T5; lambs, $425G6; range wethers
$3.4o@5; fed ewes, S2.756425.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkErs
Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Nov. 11.--Turpentine steady
Ss1ac: sales, 142; receipts, sI2; shipments, SIS,
Rosin firm; sales, 2.324; receipts. 3,0T5; ship
ments. 6052. stock, l44,774. Quotations: b. d
and Z, s2.s5; 7 and 6, S2.9Q42.95i Il, S3.45;
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Foreign Futures

l, s.. K, s4.s5; NJ, $3.50; n. $500; VIC, $3.50
WV So. TO-
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New York Stock List
T. T. HuaOn & Co. z9O California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish tie following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday.
sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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London CIosing stocks

Bar slIVer-Steady; e 0-IUd per OUNCE.
Money! per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market fol
short bills is 21s G2A per cent and for three
months bills rs 92A per cent.
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New York Bonds

Japan 45as. ID ser s9l5
/ Shore IS, 1881. 94l5
I & n unified IS. .1O0z
Man con gold As. 9s
Mex Central As. S2J5
Do Jst inc. ..... IS
Minn & st l. IS. so
NJ, K & Texas 4s.100A
Do 2ds ........ S.
y R of Mex con Is S0I5
n Y G gen 315s. "a
Ny, Nh cv 6s ctfs. 136
n J G gen 5s. ...I27
Nor Pacific Is. .IO3K
Do 3s ..-....... T3Ia
Nor & w con As. 9SB
o S Line rfdg IS. e5L
Pa cv 315s. 1915. 95J
Pa con Is ......lO35k
Reading gen As. a97s
Rep of Cuba IS. .102A
S l. & / N con IS. .Il0%
st L & S f fg As. 7TA
ST L S W con As. 76ls
Seaboard A l. Is. 5515
So Pacific Is. 93
Do Ist Is 800. 95sk
So Railway IS. .107N,
Tex & Pac lists. .IIGB
Tol- st L & w Is 77&
Union Pacific As. .I03I
Do cv Is ......104as
Z S Steel I'd 5s. .IO2
Wabash lists .110
Western Nd As. 10
w & l. Erie Is. -. 81
Wis Central Is. -. SIX
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COPPER CLOSE

The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton Il Co., 49o California street, San Fran
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looked. In the game department. hare. rab-
bits and geese sold well at steady prices, while
quotations for wild ducks were Irregular, owing
10 the large number of thin birds received
Poultry tper dozenf-Hens, 50 .5oW4 80 for
small. $9M6.J0 for large and S109 for extras
young roosters. $j.50M65O; do extra ST6tS; old
ROSTERS, $S-50Q450: fryers. S56e5.50; large
broilers. $444.50; small broiers. SSQ5.jO; ducks,
S691 for young and S4M5 for old; pigeons. Sl0
l. %; SQUADS S272 80: geese. S2M2.50 per pair /:
live turkeys, 20G23c per 10; dressed do. 2SG21c
per 10.
Game (per dOzen)-Mallard ducks S44 $50;
canvasbacks. S5G9; sprig. S5MJ; teal. $2Wfs
widgeon, $4,000; small. $2-50@3: blaekjaeks,
S2.50g3; gray ducks. S3d4: grav geese, S31
800; white geese $1.5Od2; brant. l.75Gg5;
hare. SlQ1.75; cottontaiI rabbits. S2l2 50.
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Assessment Directory, Comstock Mime.
STOCK AND BOND ExCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Nov. i1-lO.ao a. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Rld -

As or cp new SIS or coup
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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900 zoo total shares sold.

n hlduAAt = Il 50 30 y
Bait & Ohio IS. 100
Do 355s ....... 9415
Brooklyn RT c Is 76a4
Central Of Ga 5s.10S
DO lst inc. .--.- %
Do I'd inc. ..... 4915.
Do Sd inc. Al
Ches & Ohio 4iRs.103&
Chi & Alton 31as. Il
c. B & Q new IS. 9s
c. X I & Pac As. 72%
DO col 5s. ... 7Slal
Do refdg As. Ss1s
C.C.C & 81 gn IS. 9s
Colo Indus IS. -. 753t
Colo Midland As III
Colo So As ..... 90
Del & Hud cv 4s.102 =
Den & Rio @ IS. sc
Erie prior lien As. SSI2
Do gen 4s -. rs
Hook Val AIS. .1OT i
Int Met AIS -. 66x
Japan IS ...... S0I5
Do AIS Q05k
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New York stock List Continued
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Receipts Of Produce
roR wEpNEspAY- NovEMRER e

co-, .,,s INN . - 900
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Wheat-LiverpooI futures were higher. Chi
cago advanced 15c The San Francisco market
was firm. with sellers asking above the views
of BUYERS
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SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM
Black SpIotches All Over Face -
Produced Severe ltching-Year's
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became DespoTdent--
Affected Paris Nov Clear as Ever
Alabama Ladys
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

About four years ago vas af7icte-S
with black splotches al over my faces
ruld = few covering my body, whicii5
erotiucfd q severe itching irritation, and
which caused IRE "A great deal OF annoy
apec and suffering. f0such an extent that
] vas forced to call ia two of the leading
physicians f my town. After thor
o,lgh examination of the dreaded COM
pIsihs they announced it to be skin
eczema b its worst form. They treated
me for the same for the length II one
wear, big she treatment did ne ncgood-
Finally / became despon.s.siat and
decided ter discontinue their services.
Shortly afterwards. my husband in RAD
ing copy Of - weekly New York
paper saw an advertisement Of the Cizti-
sura Remedies. He purchased theassl-
Tire outfit, ard after Using the cont4rts
os the FIRST D0Stle u Cuticura ResolvaEs
IN connections WITH the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. the breaking cut entirely
stopped 7 continued the Use Of tie
Cuticura Remedies for six months, a-Hs
after that every sploteh as entirely
gone and the afSsoted usrtsVWere left -
clear as ever. 1 have not felt . synp-
tom ofthe eczenlzssinee, Ehica Eas three
years agc.
'1'he Cuticura Renedies not only
cured me Of s13t dreadful disease,
eczema, but other complicated troubles
as web; and hfwe been the ueans of
others being cured Of the same disease
by the Guticura Remedies and I don &
hesitate in saying tlsat the Rssolyent
is the hst blood Iasdicine sAat the world
has evsr known" Lizzie f. Sledge,
80 jones ave,
Oct %. 1908 Eelfr.z, Ala
sold ihnerinui the ~oTsar oatsrsza seap, ssr- Omit
fntut, tnc t.ssie sA. e form ~ CAoeonts Coated
fls, % vial % tl, nay be Isi o. ~ s1ragg1ts
Potter nrs-sud Chem CeFns sgte erusR, G4aiaa haass
ar Mn4ss IRE, Tine cnttara ham Gssa," Aoa
How g '11re bisEguEias s-SzssRhs'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21

Eugene Marlin is visiting in carnes-
Miss Ella Gale ID somewhat improY.
ca FROM her illness
Little Matte Ruth Marlin will re-
turn next week from Cave Spring
Mrs Hansell Baker left last night
70 visit relatives in Henderson, Ky.
Mrs. Prior. Of Chattanooga. is The
guest Of her sister, Mrs W. w. Royal.
Mrs. II. Nerson left yesterday for
Savannah after spending few days
here.
Mrs J. y. Knight is in vaIdosta.
called there by The Illness Of her
brother
Miss Maud Taylor Leaves today for
FREDERICK after d visit to Miss Elise
Mcdonald.
Miss Auensta knight viii return
shortly from Andrew Female College,
at Cutbbert,
Mr. shenod Akin is recovering
from his Illness, to the pleasure Of
his friends
Miss Tatuiah Fleming entertained
the Acacia club very pleasantly yeslcr-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs r. n knight ana Mas
ter Edmund Kniel spent The past
week n valdnsta
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wilder are bniid.
ing cottage al ST simon which they
viii occupy this summer
Miss Ethel Macon has returned
from Brenau college whore She made
fine record b her studies
MISS Mary Harrison returned yes
terday from Atlanta where She 40.
tended Washington Seminary.
SEQ
Misses Dorothy Burford aud Winnie
Mekinnon will arrive next week from
Agnes Scott Institute IN Decatur
$3.50
Mr. aud Mrs { J Wright aid Miss
Alma Wright have returned from d
delightful Visit @ Atlanta and 10
Camat.
s&A
Mrs. Donald Mccaskin IS now con
valeseing rapidly from her serious III.
ness and after few DAYS stay with
Mrs W a. Mcdonald leaves today
with her little son. Donald, Jr.. to
visit her mother Mrs. VIM TAYLOR At
Tfsderica.
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y ssREHxs xx~~Exex3w

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Luth-
eran church, Vii meet this afternoon
at ) O'clock at the home of Mrs. G.
n Wingate on Second ayenue
Mrs J. d Goforth was operated on
yesterday al tit Brunswick hospital
Her friends are glad 70 know that she
is getting along very wen
Nj and Mrs }. u Armstrong. Miss
Meta Rice and Mr. Malcolm McKinn5n
composed party that enjoyed a
launch ride Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs, Thomas Mickey Of vaIdosta,
and hen Two cbildteu arrived here
TUESDAY and left Yesterday with Mr
and Mrs " G. Lemon to spend two
weeks n ST Simon IN Sleepy Hollow
cottage.
Invitations have been received here
20 The seventh annual commencement
exercises Of the Presbyteral institute
.3lackshear. Ga, May 1925. Alfred
Christies, the son Of pr and Mrs. a.
Christie, will be one Of the graduates
Thomas Hopkins will return satur
day from Donald Fraser school. Ills
friends will learn with pleasure that
he has won highest praise from sle
faculty for his conduct and his thor
onghness IN his studies. and is most
popular with his teachers and class
mates.
Mrs W. NJ rnpper eaves next
week for Jacksonville whore she VIII
reside in future Her hosts Of friends
here deeply regret that she is 10 leave
Brunswick whore she has been for so
long charming and thoroughly pom
ular member Of society. Possessed IN
an unusual degree OF great tact aud
q gracious manner and loyeable dis
position. Mrs Upper unites IN her
personality all the sraces that make
a charming woman and she wflf be
greatly missed in Brunswick
The concert and comedy. which IS
10 occur at Tie Grand This evening
under The auspices of Circle = of 81
Marks church promises 10 be one Of
the most attractive social events Of
The entire season
Si@uora NoralH tho VeIt known fta1-
ian opera singers will DO the attrac
ton de resistance IF the evening and
viii be accompanied on Che piano BY
Nine Mehrtens Of Savannah who IS
also gifted musician.
The program for tha concert is as
follows;
/ CavaIleria Rusticanna -Romanza
Mascarsu'
2. Second act Of II Trovarore
?. "Knawost Thou the Land =
from Mignon,
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4. Waltz cantabiles - BenYena.i
Part -.
$. Afiserie u Troyatore Piano s8io
Verdi-Liszt.
6. Quartette Piano solo
VeFdi-iiszt
:. n Trovatof- act from Duet ~
nsle-Verdi
g Cameron -Abanera- Bizet.
8 La Gloconda Aria Suicide Pe1-
chielB
In addition to the concert and i'm
mediateIy following II a charming
comedy entitled The Marble Arch
viii be presented with the following
young people 10 the cast:
Jack Merewether (niarried) ..
j.. ~ . George sherman
Capt Trentbam dae helol3. ......
- Ford fuller
Constance Cameron. fwidow) ~
Miss Madeline Downing
Marion Merewether. (wife) ......
. Miss Mary lie Croyatf
A large number Of tickets have been
sold ard from all indications the
Grand win be taxed to accommodate
the crowd this evening
4 beautiful ceremony look place
Sunday afternoon at The Catholic
burch when he pretty little daught-
er 0f Mr. and Mrs Mack Flanders
was cbristened by Father Casagne.
Mr. Carry du8ignon and MI a. ".
Haywood actine as sponsors She
WAS given the manic Of Catharine tu-
relia
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-04-16
BriStOW.

The contrast between Joseph
l.. Bristow ard Chester I. Long
is so marked that the personal
integrity of each. which is Of the
highest character, is the only
common ground upon which
they stand. Bristow is pro-
gressive. He believes in dis
GUESSING principles candidly
without reservation, and he does
not believe in tip-toeing about
bribing communities with Offices
and using patronage to get votes.
BrlstoW, as a senator from
Kansas, will ally himself with
the Younger Republicans in the
senate-with the men who are