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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
SMOKER RENDERED BY TAE
COMPANY LAST NIGHT A
BIG SUCCESS.
MANY CITIZENS WERE PRESENT
Trize Drill and inspsction oi fhe
Company Was Enjoyed by Al
present-Music Furnished
BY Atlantic Band.

n.ela,,n ,a5 tba
ae e'ohsN ! -, - .,arrectioo
hsst y uie" - 80 ,.,,, a,a ne
lasi n'Sh' 'u' , 80
poNs eh's '''.n ''..'' .,.,.,,rata ne
he oeo'7,'n w. as,,.,,,,I mo
Islllofa = '1e -, -, .rn,ory IN
l' ~ 80 ,.;,,isng n Rav street.
y Fis.f oulia'ps 7" = - -
I'D an uhusnalis 'a's l,'''' aa.
brunswick peopis W'.e y, ~, and
5heir respects !" N''p'''''i ''
1Nf hiile'iish. - ,, ~.
fae Al'sn''e 0's'u aa,,.,,,~ a.
ways peen N''lU e,n so,.oa
fae kihemfn were o0' 7 io'' - !.
eHd furnished = spiehuu y o',"'" -
naisis which proven - = : 'u0 a.
i5gabie feature ol the eNe.i'''7 ~
ter the regular eNe4els'''9' ''g
nsnd also furnished MUSIC ana ''loa. ,.
'sand ai dancing Ff'pp 7 'h@ ~
anlaRic unfif aiAeE sae Hi''''s'N'
hoar
The military feature = e'e .,,,, q, IN
aA a company driii ana 'nsleo'io",
Niih prizes = Sa,A = e,pes
iaost efficient Aoh 81 81 E E
Maior r. p, naFt aila s4es's'a /. ~. 1
Robinson acted " lsaf &.
.Nss''s my
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
YOUNG GIRL BURNS TO DEATH
Her Dress Caught from an Open
Fireplace.

st. George, Ga. March 2-Waile
passing in front Of q are ia an open
fireplace the dress Of the Z year oia
aausher Of julie Thompson wao re-
sides two miles north Of This city
caught fire. and ip her fight. sna
ran into the yard The wind caused
the flames to enyelop her and be'
fore they culd be subdues she was
SO badly burned that she dies yes
tcrday morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
A CLOSE GUARD
OVER A PRIEST
A CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS CIV
EN- . WARNING OF PLOT
AGAINST HIM.

Cincinnati, o. Maeca While
celebrating Ias yeatesday at st.
Peters Cathedral. the Roy. Micheal
3Iulyihin, pastor Of the Cathedral
congregation, was guarded by po.
lice in citizens clothes. TIE priest
received letter signed By John
Ryan info ming him that anarchists
from Denver Colo, had arranged 70
xiii l.im at toc nasG
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
BRYAN IS NOW
REP1RTED Ill.
DEMOCRATIC LEADER HAS BEEN
FORCED TO CANCEL HIS -.
ENGAGEMENTS.

Memphis Tenn, March Suffer
ing with a severe cold and what he
termed a busting headache, Viii
liam j Bryan announced here last
night that he would make bee line
for his home in Lincoln, cauceling
dates in St Louis on Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
YOU ARE INVITED.
coIson Hardware Company Wants 70
Demonstrate for All

The following invitation is eAtenu-
Cd 10 the general public by me oo'-
son Hardware Company
~Colson Hardware Company w.
a.4eem it an honor 70 aaye you eau
and inspect their extensive l'he 7.
ravorire stoves and ranges now Oh
exhibition. A cooking exhibit VII
be in progress at their stofs during
rhe week Of March 2 to iae'na'ft
Representatives erect from ,'e
Favorite factory VII be presenl au..
5nr the week and will explain tA'
saperlcr points and aayantasss q
rayof ta angas 2 lii'eae'" " -
I,e served
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
Rzv WALKER LEWIS HERE
Wen Known Atlanta Preacher Cor
ducting Revival Services

Well Known Stiaata
docting Revival Services
Dr Walker Lewis the wei known
sflanta divine is in the city aud 7
ssisting in a great revival meeti'le
NOW in progress at the Eirst Neih
odist caurch Or Lewis y one 2,
liz most gifted men in the stare aha
those Who 80 70 aear him IN Bruins
.iek win be splendidly entertained
4e addressed two slarse eonEfes'1.
lions on sunday and two yesteFda< .
ae is being aided IN his work oy
Drs. Kerr and Sumner Of the ioca'
ae,,,odsst churches and the public IS
cordially inHed TO attend me meet
fylg5.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
WERE MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Wedding Of Mr. G. w. Owens and
Mis- Lanq in Camden County.

Mis- Lang N Camden County,
Last night at Cabin Bluff in Cam
den county Mr George W Owens,
the well known r street merchant Of
this city, was married to Miss Fielder
Lang OF that place.
Quite a number Of relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties
we're present Dir Owens is a well
known young business man and has
many friends in tae city who will
learn Of his wedding with interest.
The bride is a popular young Lady Of
Camden county and has many friends
here where ,ile nas visited frequent
rs. Dir and Mrs owens will reside
tn tbis city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
7. B. WANAMAKER
DIED IN PARIS
SON OF FORMER POSTMASTER
GENERAL PASSED AWAY
YESTERDAY.

Paris, March 2-Thomas r. Wana
maker, OF Philadelphia, son Of the for
mer Postmaster General, died sud
denly here.
Mr.. Wanamaker arrived on Thurs
day from Egypt, where he had been
travelling ith his motner in search
Of nealth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
---------77777777777777777
nAnn nE TAAMH 8.

We take tlas method g express
opr sincere thanks to al our iFieha5
who nave 90 kindly assisted " =
80 bonr og our receilt bareaFelll''ls'-
Very sincerely
mrs, c. Rrnhejter and Family.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03
SCHEDULE A. 8. & A. RAILRoo.

Leave brunswick for Jacksonville
and points south. at 5:45 am. 1870
p m, CPS pm Leave Brunswick for
Savannah and points north at 10 10
am, 1880 pm, 9:05 pm Leave
Brunswick for Fitzgerald. Cordele,
IaGranee and local A b. q A points
8 am, and pm.
!. G. Ligsour,
c. A., Phone. 204
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-03

FOR THE BEST car AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON j. {. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 364 C7rMEP OE /
AND ALBANY sTREETS--REA.
sONAsLE PRICES.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Merrill. Investment nos Speculation.
Mems Panama Hat, X X X store.

lee cTam a, Mannine'-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Merrin Valley the hear, Of klamath,

Everything the la,cs, in Summer mil
incry will hc found ut the Stllls nr'
Goods Co,
4 daughtor was born to Mr.. aud MIS-
A. T.. Bcn.in scr yesterday At their home
In Swan lAEr valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23

Sp'nv.line Panama and Straw Hats
at tho X X X store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Notice

On ani after the l-,. dsy June hos,
milk aud cream vii! he delivered by the
Nllumnnt and Riverside daifir. al. the
following rrir's Min. pint- ! cents
quart, ~ cents gal, - cents; '~osal,
~ mor .! crut-. CRAM, pin,- IL
rrnrs piuts ~ cent quarts ~ cents
gtl ~ mrrc ~ ~.
NIlamont DAIRY
Eiyrfstl- barry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Personal MENTION

Watch ior"Thc Anti" A publication
which will appear In a day cr,Nc,
Visit Mannlngs II you wan, the beet
ice cream,
Attorney T. II. Mills has gone tn
lakcyicw on land business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23

The City Bakery lee Cream parlors
" III open on next Snniay. The place
has been thoroughly renovated ani 70.
modelled - that II Is we'll htt-i inr the
busin.ss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
One tsraiesp.

''Grttins your saturdays "a nowr'
"i.s, and Wednesdays"
say. that must h., u swell Job"
1T has only ole draw back"
whats thati"
'"Ih"r. II Do salary connected with
L"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Merrill. A natural TRACE eater.

A number Of the friends oi Nr. aud
MIs. J. u. Church presented jim
Church, Jr., with loving cup aud a
bath tub this afternoon. The recipient
Of the gift was very much pleased anI IN
language Of his own expressed bi- graft.
'tude.
The ic. cream season has hcgnn and
our parlor- ~. opcr.- Mannins'-.
Watch ior "Thc Anti a publication
which will appear 10 day ortsn.
New rings at Winters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Gsnsfaiiy.

why do You women talk so fnytf'
ITO keep from being stupid ". don't
like iv br stupid
why"
1T II - mnuni-li. don't you know"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Merrill. The town without a boom.

Ii your eyes trouble you, see Winters.
FOR the hes, rig IN town call ut the
Mammoth Stables. II. ". Straw, Fro.
prictor.
THE II club has decided h. h"ldNnolh'
81 oi its dclighilul dances on III" night
Of MAY 3oth,
Ladies and Chiljrcns straw Hats ~
every description At X X h store.
The Woman's Club haa just received
,5 choice b,oks iot the ruhl,c hhryry.
All Of the books are late aud are stand.
ard volumes.
Call up Phone s,i AMI have ~ rlcau
and adjust your sewing machine h"in'"
YOU start ynur summcr'S sowing.
Charges reasonable and All Nnik gutnu
,ccd. Singer sewing Machine Agency,
Mrs. Il. T., DuthTiIsc will arrive nrfr
toniph, t. ioin her husband. VII" Is con
ncctrd with the Mclnlyrr company.
Watch for The Anti" Adjudication
which will appear IN a lay ~ two.
Parker 4 Taylor have received The
machinery ior their boat ior the Wool
river traffic. n soon ~ II i Installed
the boa, will he pnt an the run.
Two homestead locations IN the Ma
math Project under III" uo,rrumrui
ditch see ~ quick.
4. =. Gregory & Son. II
The Southern Pacific has madc y rate
Of one and one third fare from Ashland
To Portland during the Rose Festival.
It is very likely that similar rate will
be made ifom Weed.
Have YOU seen the new line oi Jcsrlfy
at Winters
Klamath Falls was we'll represented
at the dance a, Keno last night. 4 oi
II those who went, candidates included.
report mos, enjoyable time. rh. lei,
egation from this city r-inrnrd hon,
late this morning. #..
DO no, bny blended ahisEcy. When
yon want pure whi-sey zee that Il h
pu, up under the governments "bondci
warehouse stamp" ~ il ~. CoBtincH-
tai whi-key, Mater Mill whiskcy, Nor.
rnapdie rye and ,. =. V. rye. Sold 10y
e. II. Wilson. Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23

Churh ol Sacred lleau Mass dali,
At $50. Sundays q, ioiSosA NJ.
Rev u. i"u-hs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-23
Services At The Churches

Services will be held In the several
churches Of N ama,h Falls tomorrow 40
follow
Christian Science Society - Rrgula!
services will hc held ut klamath Con-
scrvnto,y Of Music tomorrow morning
at II o. M
Ramist sunday Shool W
u. N. r,cachips ~ m. ", W. w.
z n. N. Preaching ~ y, ~,
ErN. !, u. GRIFFITH, Pastor
Methodist S,,yic..- SUNDAY school a'
lnR ~.
Temperance Rally a, ~, snblrc''
Syuop-i. oi bf, ltvin ;, Chapman
stainless Flag,
Epworth League p.m
Union Temperance meetings y, ~.
Special music both mornlngand evening
T.. CunkNn, the pastor viii conduct
communion services u, Merrill AMI i@
nanga oyct the sahla,h.o
GEN. T.. CONkIIN, Pastor,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

laughter. and then a thin imperious voice evidently issuing commands.
 AS Hester entered the old Condesa rose Gtifrly. bowed to her, and signed to her servant to close the adjoining door. Then she began to speak in Spanish, addressing herself exclusively to Hester. who gathered a word here and there. At its conclusion, Marietta glibly interpreted the entire speech.
 The Condesa says. she has not seen a woman of her own class for five years: but her poverty is now greater than her pride. Her sister is Insane; she must have attendance. food, and a doctor. The Condesa is deeply asham- ed to receive you, or any one, in this ruin of the palace of the Juebradas; but she is helpless and aged, and your money means life and reason. If her sister were well, she would never admit a soul, her spirit was So nigh; but she. the Condesa. Is weak and different. and 1t Is for her sisters sake
 As Marietta interpreted, the old iady sat with her eyes steadily fixed upon the English hwoman. and never did misery speak more plainly from & human face.
 Yes. I understand, and I am obliged to her for receiving me-" said Hester with suppressed emotion.
 You wish the portrait of Don Miguel de las Basayas?" she asked.
 (COntlnued TOmOrrOw,O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

For Sale By:
 Anderson Coal Co. Phone 94 Dixie Coal Company Phone 527 Capital City Coal Co.,. Phone I35 Banks Coal Company. Phone 76s McAdams Coal O.. Phone 359
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

Alins Watkins of Meridianville was chosen as queen, Miss Mary Taylor. maid of honor and Miss Adams, second maid of honor. The coronation exercises were beautiful and appropriate, the address of the occasion being delivered by Zack I. Drake. Immed- lately after the coronation, a grand ball was tendered the queen in the Huntsville Hotel Seventy-five couples were present.
 There no racing yesterday after noon. There are a large number of fine running and trottinE horses here owned by lack Pollard of Ohio. L. Hunter of Ala hama. Byrd Douglass of Lincoln County, c. Messner of Louisville. J. M. BidweI of Nashville, Capt. Wells of Pensacola. and several others There will be from eight to nine starters in the running races for each event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
CHAPTER XIV nfaxa Enrfe Makes Q Purchese.


 Marietta was privately enjoined to arnuse the courier and engage his at tention. whilst her mistress proceeded to Inspect the sight of CordoNa al ner own time and in her own fashion. She Ifked the life in the Casa Molina; there was no formality and much simple en- soyment. She ramb1ed alone to the Cathedral, or the gardens or tne Alcazar-a thicket of flowers, orange trees ruins. and baths: in the after noon there was always q drive into the country: in the evening cards ana music, Hester played well at sight Captaan Tudor had nice little baritone voice. and over the songs they had be- come great friends; and the signt or the two figures at the plano gratined the chaperons. Occasionally some or Dona Luisa's circle came in after dinner. and there were coffee, ciga- rettea, iced drinks. and Spanish con versation. Miss Forde. was learning eagerly and quickly, with the help Of Dona Luisa and her nephew, and could string together quite a number of phrases. and make known her wants for hot water or coffee or ink. She was so enthusiastically interested In her surroundings, that her hostess de- clared it did her good to see her. The girl seemed so happy exploring the picturesque old town, and absorbing It's splendid historyf4
 T feel proud. that you are pleased with Cordova,"~ said Dona Luisa. La flor de saber y de caballeria- Would you like to inspect 6 very very am cfent house, that has q story?"
 ssYes, certainly should of all things" she answered.
 'sVery well, then: this afternoon, when Mrs. Tudor and ITgo for a drive you. Marietta. and Freddy shall visit the Casa del Marques de Quebrada. 1ts's all tumbling down; but 1t was once the mansion of a noble and cele- brated family. now all but extinct. Two old Condesas live there with one servant, so poor they are almost starv- ang-so proud, that none may help them. The maid accepts fees on the sly for showing the house to strangers; and, upon my word, I believe that Is all they have to live upon! One, how ever. can live on so little in Cordova- some bread and beans and coffee. I would thankfully assist them. and go and visit them; but they no longer receive"
 .sOh. what a tragic story!" exclaimed Hester. 'I am so sorry for them"
 ssYes. there are other casesSpatn Is now so poor. These proud old women have the best blood in the land in their veins. That ruined castle we
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
Gates Thrown Open to the Public at Hunts
 vile.

Gates Thrown Open to the Public at Hunts
 vile.
 Huntsville. Oct s,-(SpeciaL )-The gates or the second annual Tennessee Valley Fair were opened to the public Tuesday after noon and the event of the day was the riding tournament in which ten knights contested for honora.
 The score was as follows. out of a possi- ble fifteen: Joe Ed Rice 12 Volley Fruit 9. Leslie Cummings F. Sam Morris 14, Will Jordan 14, John Hampton. Jr., 14 John Stewart s. Theo Boiling IS. Joe Taylor 8. Al Reeves 14.
 Messrs. Morris. Hampton and Reeves. ran two tits each to decide the winners and the result was as follows; Morris 8. HAmp- ton 10. Reeves g. Mr. Hampton was adJudg- ed the winner of first honor. Reeves second. and Morris third. Maj. J. M. Robinson was marshal.
 The coronation of the queen occurred In ths Elk Theatre Tuesday night. Miss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
C,ty Official Installed.

Huntsville. Oct. s.-(speciaI)-David A. Grayson, a prominent young attorney of this city was installed last night as President of the City Council. He is the first man elected in the recent election to take his seat. President Jesse F. Young. who has held the office since 1t was created few months ago by the municipal co ~~s " re- tired before Mfr. Grayson took the &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
YIaIts Exnerimsnt Farm.

Huntsville. Oct. s.--(speciaI)--M. A. Crosby. agent of the agricultural depart ment at Washington. is here as the guest of Judge s. Morgan Stewart at the expert- nent farm. Mir. Crosby Is here to ascertain the result attained at the diversificatlon farm that has been conducted here during the past four years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
(ooptinueI.)

Alter the Cathedral the Bishops Palace was inspected, and then tne indefatigable courier took them down 10 see the ancient Moorish bridge which spans the Guadalquivir below the north gate: and from here they ~aturned to the Casa Molina--having, as Captain Tudor informed his auh,' Inspected the Cathedral, Kit ana S,: ::
 Rut Hester eorrecter him, and salo: Tt has been a day of never-to-be-for- gotten pleasure.
 Undoubtedly this was a good hear ing'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

When a woman says there's no 7rsse talking" it merely means that she wants to do 1t all herself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
RESURRECTION DAY.
TENNESSEE VALLEY FAIR.

Resurrect last falls suits today and send to HOIt's Dye Works. t9
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20

with a cheer.
That greeting was echoed. Until now
the Indians had been quiet, as quiet as
a flock Of scurrying grouse. But tho
river was between them and their enc.
my, and they felt secure from pursuit.
Moreover, whisky was working. They
were boisterous with It. Casting eau.
ton aside when they beard that cheer,
they answered with defiant whoops.
The cheers Of the troopers changed
to anguished groans. One, wildly re.
pcating a girls name, sprang toward
the waiting Buckskin. From head
quarters came the sobbing Of women.
the whimpering Of frightened children,
and then, nearer and nearer, Il dun
pounding that swcllod into the steady
plud, plud of unshod hoofs.
Once more a cheer went up. A mo.
ment and n cavalcade swept in. n ri.
derlcss cavalcade, with ropes dangling
1t was the night herd, the discarded
second choice mounts Of the regiments
officers, q motley band that had served
their country through more than one
enlistment, and that, hearing the IA.
miliar summons-some limping. some
hobbling-had followed the dun cayust
to answer it.
Now noosos were twisted about the
noses Of the horses. The troopers
mounted. The trumpet sounded tina
advance.
Again came whoops from across the
Missouri. They were farther away
than the first.
go up-go mp to the crossing..' oil.
yer ordered. Fraser, Fraser.'
But the buckskiu mare, with her
master, far in advance of the twenty
others, was already plunging down this
bank and into a black, roily whirl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20

ly, a bruised, exiled traitor, more As-
spised, if possible, than before, he
fed s1ulking away.
Auu here was no hope for his honor.
He was back at the parting Of the
trails. one man again, helpless before
nr knowledge that safety for the
shack meant the wiping out forever
Of his dream Of becoming a brave.
OF a sudden he remembered David
Fond. lie got fcebly to his knees,
covering his face from the dogs. The
evangelist had laid n charge upon
him-no matter what came, he was to
think first of the shack. lie had ac-
copied it before he knew it would
clash with his own purpose. Was he
held TO the promise now? David Bond
was dead. If he were not obcycd, he
could never come back to punish.
He found himself upon his feet, lis
tcning. Across the stockadc he saw
the gloWworms of the scattered pipes
dancing in the dark. But Il moment
later. when flashes lit up the huge pen,
the hostages were sitting as before,
their faces lowered moodily.
still he listened. And it came again,
from the direction of the river-thc
long. sad cooling call Of a dove.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20

"Rcmembcr Dour PROMISE" he said.
uo with ,boa u,,,. -. ,.,.,.,
$500 ou ,s ns
modo Nm nod nYn.r na. F
Cone,arrotion roa]1 49,. Ci.,x r..u
,roro v.ithor+ hoo+a a.itho,t ua,an
without horses TLor onrsod Tha,,
tbrootened Natt,ows
$780,. -,
are in INV wood Iodro rho soldiers
have no horses ana mo hoots They
cannot swim the river you will he
safe"
The Indians rnsbod hack TO where
hammers had boon ringirg for ia va
mast Tbov tora ,war haards of tSo
scaffold. Then returning to the river,
they dropped In.
Matthews called after them. IRE.
member Your promise" he said. land
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20

Again and again the familiar strain
cAng out. All looked northward to
where they knew the herd had been,
to where the long curves Of the prairie
fire were still moving.
But the minutes went, and there was
no answering beat of hoofs. Where
We're the herders? Why did they not
obey?
Again, again and again!
Then to the south IA reply! Above
the spiteful cracking of the tindery
buildings, out of the thinning dark,
came a clear, eager neigh.
That way the troopers rushed. Gath
ering at the Flagstaff they saw by the
light of the burning piles a single
horse come galloping toward them
from the direction of the stockade.
Her dun neck was arched like a
chargers. As she swung proudly into
an imaginary line the men greeted her