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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
Contest Notice.

of the Interior, United
State Land ONCE, Lewiston. Ida.
July %. 1908.
A SUFFICIENT afiidavit having been
filed in this ONCE by Anthony Lass
ley, contestant. against Lawrence
NJ. German. entry No. 9744. made
March 20. 1903. for Sc Y section
90, township 3s NJ. range E.. b.
NJ, by Lawrence NJ. German, con-
testee, in which 1t Is alleged that
Lawrence NJ. German has wholly
abandoned said tract and changed
his residence therefrom for more
than two years last past immedi-
ately preceding the date hereof and
has never improved or cultivated
said premises as required by law Oh
at all. Said parties are hereby noti'
fed to appear, respond and offer avi
dence touching said allegation at IL
o'clock a. m. on August 20 l9oo
before the Register and Receiver a
the United States Land once II
Lewiston, Idaho.
The said contestant having, In
proper afidavit, filed July IT. 1sos
set forth facts which show tina
after due diligence personal servic
OF this notice can not be made,
Il hereby ordered and directed ina
such notice be given BY due an
proper publication.
r. n. BARTLETT Rsg'ste
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
VI WIZARDS.
QUEER r lj III

Riverside. Cal. Aug. 1.-TWO OF
the most peculiar specimens OF
freak fruit exhibited this year have
been received from Guy Ross OF 40
Park avenue. The two are nothing
less than a vine peach and vine
lemon. Some three years ago Mr..
Ross bought the seed from some
wizard working Burbank east of the
Rockies. and last spring he planted
them
The vine peach is not unlike the
peach in color, odor and flavor. and
in shape and size Is akin to the av-
erage-sized orange. In habits OF
growth II is like cucumber, and
it's peculiar flavor and shape were
inbred through the crossing OF the
cucumber with some other plant,
which the Odor would suggest was
cantaloupe.
The vine lemon bears even a
closer resemblance to the cucum-
Der. from which 1t a'so Is developed.
and although 1t has no particularly
acid qualities when first picked
: from the vine, II becomes decidedly
| tart when cooked. and in the max
| ing OF marmalade II is preferable
to the best tree grown lemons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
WORK BEGUN ON NEW DEPOT.
Eastern Contractor Clearing Ground
for Excavation.

Workmen under the direction of
Contractor Charles Skooglun of St.
Paul today commenced the survey
for the new union depot building
on East Main street and clearing
the grounds preparatory to excava-
tons for the foundations.
Contractor Skooglun reached the
city yesterday from st. Paul and
will direct personally the construc-
ton OF the new building. Carloads
of equipment to be used in the con
struction work have already reached
the city and the delivery OF other
will commence within few day. Il
1. expected the new depot will b.
completed and turned over to thu
| railroad company early In Septem
Der.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
RECEPTION: { r. !.
LORD ROBERTS

Toronto, Ont, Aug. San en-
Welcome awaits Lord Rob
erts upon his arrival In Toronto TINS
evening. For the next two days the
famous field marshal will be the
quest Of the city, and the program
for his entertainment will take VI
nearly every moment of his time
until his departure Saturday morn
Ing for Hamilton and Niagara Falis
Tomorrow he will be presented
with a civic address OF welcome
Other features OF the program VII
b. public reception in queen
park and the comforting OF an hon
orary degree upon him by Toroh''
university.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS oFFENSE

Rome, Aug. 5.-Signor Aifreao
yenturini, the renowned bass singer
who recently returned to Milan
from his triumphs at Covent Gar
den. has been arrested on war
rant charging him with an onenss
against the 11-year-old daughter OF
Milanese family which had &C
corded him hospitality. The singer
stoutly protests his innocence
Signor Venturini is widower' AZ
wears of age. and is the father OF a
boy Of 16 and a girl of IA, who are
at college in his native town OF An
coma. AS the authorities absolutely
refuse to grant ball., the slowness OF
Justice in Italy renders 1t prooapi'
that the famous singer will be con,
strained to cancel his engagement
to sing in New York the com'hf
season. e'>
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
FOREST FIRE
SWEEPS NORTH
TOWNS THREATENED ARE NOW
OUT OF DANGER UNLESS THE
WIND CHANGES - BUILDING
BEGINS AT TERNIE.

Spokane. Aug. 1.-THE great for
est fire which has terrOrized the peo-
OF the East Kootenai country for the
last few days has rolled toward the
north and swept over the mountains
into an almost uninhabited region
Michel. which seemed doomed yes
terday, is safe today. Hosmer and
Crows Nest are out Of danger un'
less the winds change to the south
Late reports state that the new
town IF Michel. which is half Z
mile west of the old town. was de
stroyed. but no one seriously hurt.
The work OF rebuilding has al
ready started at Fernie, the Cana
dian Pacific being the first to start
putting q crew to work on the new
depot. #.fft .....p'ef
It il estimated that the loss o
life will not exceed 60. .ea'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
, PERSONALS. Z
= +$$$$<< . = 49, -

w. II. Keller was an arrival this
morning from coast points.
Max Alexander and wife were ar
rivals this morning from the coast
Fred Beckwith and wife were a
rivals in the city this morning frop'
Kendrick.
Deputy State Game Warden w. A.
Hin left this morning for business
visit to the Webb ridge section.
c. w. Nelson was Lewiston
visitor last night from Ito, H.
The marriage OF Frank Barnard
of Lewiston and Miss Blanche W.
baum OF Pullman will be so'emniz-
ed at s O'Clock this afternoon at tn
home OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Barnard are expected tt
reach Lewiston at 1880 o'clock to-
night and will make their residenc.
here. tt
8. s. Taylor left this afternoon
for a visit to his ranch near Koo'
kia.
CONGRESSMAN Burton l.. French
returned this morning TO his home
in Moscow.
Matt Down left this morning for
a business visit to Grangeville.
Sampson Snyder was a visitor
last night from the Weippe section
r. 3. Reed returned this morning
to his home at Pierce Citys
| Mrs NJ. d. Mills and children an'
Mrs. l.. j. Perkins and children de
parted this morning for an OUTING
in the Russell section.
Engineer w. p. Wood returne,
this morning to the Nezperce Sec
] ton, where he Is directing the con
) struction OF the electric line froi
I Nezperce To Vollme..
q Mrs. Eva Vernon last night re
ceived a message announcing LII
: sudden death OF her sister, MR.
George Cople, in San Francisco ye'
terday. Mrs. Cople visited in Lev
iston about three years ago
d Norton Miller was bushes va
tor today from Nezperce.
Miss Claire Morris left yesteraa
n afternoon for visit with friends !
j. Moscow.
'e A. Fl. Duffie departed yesterda
lie afternoon for business visit to Mi
)" soula.
0. Thomas D,ckey and wife have r
u turned from a visit to the Coe'
- d'Alene section.
:. w. G. Seeley and wife left yeste
nav for a visit to the Vollmer Sc
H. ton.
ID Nels Peterson Of the Troy Lumb
al and Manufacturing company, was
or business visitor in the city today
IT, II. l.. Benton is business VISIT
II il. the city today from the era
10 mountain section.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05

heavy. impure blood makes q
"uddy, pimply complexion. head
senes, nausea. Indigestion. Thin
u'ood makes you weak. pale. sickly.
nardocks Blood Bitters makes the
.'ood rich. red. pure-restores per.
fect heath.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
Sale of Right of Way Held Up.

The sale Of the right OF way o
the Lewiston and Southeastern Elec-
trio Railway company, under at.
tachment proceedings instituted by
the contracting firm of Naylor &
Norm. has been postponed until
September 1. under Injunction pro-
ceedings instituted by the Waha-
Lewiston Land and Water company
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05

"ANTED-An unfinished room
Ing house Of about 20-room capa-
city, in good location. Will lease
oy the year. Address M. A., Tel
Ter office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05
HEAT WAVE UNBROKEN.
High Humidity Adds 10 Chicago's
Discomfort.

Chicago. Aug. 5.-Today is the
Goth day of continuous intense heat
and the 18th without rain. There
have been four deaths in fort
night. At II today the thermome-
ter registered "a, with "A humidity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-05

LoST-A light leather pocketbook
containing papers and annual
passes Issued to F. W. Brown. A
liberal reward for return to N. p.
depot. tt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
ARCHBOLD UNDER
FIRE OF TRUST
BUsTER"
STANDARD OIL MAN WAS CROSS
EXAMINED BY KELLOGG YES
TERDAY-eETTlNe WARM FOR
THE BIG TRUST.

New York, Dec. John D.EArch-
bold, under cross examination by
Trust Buster" Kellogg. today brand
ed the United States Pipe Line as a
horrible monopoly and few minutes
afterwards admitted that it was the
only company which the Standard had
failed to gain control Of The promo
ters Of the company threw the stock
into a trust poll rendering the Stan
dard helpless to secure it.
Archbold said he knew nothing of
the loan of $2.100000 to James Nc
Donald, of Cincinnati, the Standard 5
confidential agent in Europe. but he
admitted that it might have gone in
to the purchase of the Manhattan Oil
company by one of the Standards S
London feeders.
The Tidewater company built the
pipe line until it reached New Jer-
sey, when the work was stopped un-
til the Standard secured what stock
it desired and made a contract to the
companys advantage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
BUILDERS HERE
READY To BEGIN
ON COUNTY JAIL
COMMISSIONERS WILL DECIDE
UPON SITE SOMEWHERE
NEAR COURT HOUSE.
Committee Was in Session All of Yes
terday Afternoon. But Did Not
Reach Decision-Anotfer
Meeting Today.

IAe building committee of the coun-
Il Il commissioners held long session
az THE courthouse yesterday for he
purpose OF deciding upon a site for
the new county jail. but although The
injecting lasted until dark, nothing was
done and the meeting adjourned over
Antil this morning
The committee now has two or
Three sites N view and a deal for one
of them will more than likely pc
closed, which means that the jail will
not be erected ON the site occupied by
the present one.
Among the various sites under con-
sidoratiou are one or two in the vi
entity Of the court rt-house; in fact all
uf them are in that neighborhOod. bur
the one which seems to be favored by
the committee is on a street, a short
distance from me depot and within
a few minutes walk Of the new court
house.
Just what kind OF deal is going
To lie made between the city and the
county tor the present Jail site is not
yet known, but it is practically Ger
TAIN that the city viii take over the
property, which will give H. the en-
tire lot. three -fourths of which is now
owned by the city. being occupied by
the pumping station, the city stables
and the city jail. If the county Jail
is purchased it will probably be re-
paired and will be ;-sed by the city.
The firm which was awarded the
contract for the new Jail have arrived
in the city and have announced that
they desire 10 begin work Monday
morning, therefore it is APP to the COM
mittee TO decide upon site before
that time. That the A street site VIII
.be selected seems likely, and the con-
tractors will be notified that they can
put their men to work Monday morn
ing. The contractors announce that
they are going to push the work with
all rapidity and They expect to COM
plete the building early in the coming
year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
Woman Suicided,
Killed Her Child

Memphis, Dec. Ia woman occu-
pant dead, her 7-year-old daughter
dying with distorted features and
blackened mouths Of both. where the
poison had touched and an empty
phial of carbolic acid, was sight
which greeted the attaches who burst
into an apartment of a local hotel
early today. The child died later.
The woman registered last night
as Mrs. Schmitt, OF Hot Springs. Ark.
and retired, after depositing jewels
valued at $500, with the clerk.
Nicholas p Errinston, when in .
formed of the Memphis occurrence.
said the woman must have been his
wife Theresa, and he arranged 10 90
TO memphis. He said she had been
In poor health.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
PORT-AU-PRINCE
FEARS ATTACK
BY INSURGEHT IS
UNITED STATES CRUISERS HAVE
BEEN RUSHED TO Hay
TEN CAPITAL.
Revolutionary Forces W;ti Reassi sfsr
Capital Thursaay-eenerst ST.
mon Has an Army of SIX
Thousand.

Port-au- Prince, Hayti. Dec. The
cruiser DesMoines argly ed this mora
ing, preceded by the French cruiser
DuQuay Trouin. and lns American
cruiser Tacoma.
The night passed without serious
oatbreak, but the government showed
by its precautions it expected an af-
tack at amy moment For the people
of the city the night was one Of alarm
and fear All night long patrols of in
fantry ana cavalry marched or code
through the streets and the people
kept carefully within doors.
1t is reported this morning that
General Simon. the leader OF the rev
olutionary movement was at Petit
Goaye, about thirty miles to the west
of PCrt-au- Prince Monday morning
he had an army OF 5000 we'll arned
men and is expected to reach Port
au Prince Thursday or Friday at the
latest
Il is reported he undoubtedly aiU
make an attempt TO lombard the city
ii the government forces put up
fight. There is strong belief anoag
the people of the city that President
Alexis is on the point Of retiring from
the Office and naming General Turenae
Jean GILES as his successor. General
Giles is a favorite Of General Alsxis.
and represents his policies, when he
probably would carry out.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
OFFICER CARROLL
RESIGNS HIS
POSITION
SPECIAL COUNTY OFFICER SAYS
IT WAS Al W0GH AND NO PAY.
BACK SALARY IS STILL DUE
AiH.


'a' C'-4es l~C7 Oa.i,'l' wa"
" - '''-'''1 % o| l"9 County carr! III
: -'NS'. ~ f7r .IaJ me 9fohi0'tloh
"a" Was ''''ioI ceu III "lS nm county ana
40 mas mace z huhoer oI arrests
SINCE acceVllhs ihe poaltioh, yester-
u'3 lT''oT'3o h's resignation 10 'he
count! o'l1llsS'OheIs' eAectlNe AT
Chc7.
O.icer eaTfou' "heh seen by a
News reporter stated that ne had good
teoSCnS 4oF feslSNii5. II was all work
ana no pa}-a condition that VIII
cause Almost an! man 10 resign nus
posl'l0h
ne oulcef stated mat the county
was au7 MN salary Tor nearly three
"Hoh'is ana that me county commits
sloAers Aad refused 10 pay him on the
GROUNDS lnat theFe was no tundS avail
aole ., present "lth winch ne could
pe a'u' 'Hat the iuha from which ne
Hda oeeh prev DuslE pald mad exhaust
ca ana that they couid not legally pay
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
NAVIGATION CO.
WILL CONSTRUCT
OWN TERMINALS
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
BE EXPENDED AT THIS
PORT BY COMPANY.
The New Houston Line Will Handle
All Cotton 5roughl Into Port
by the Macon & Brunswick
Navigation Company

The Macon & Brunswick Navigation
company is getting busy
4 son.e what double barreHed an
nouncement has just been MAG from
TIE headquarters CT the company in
Macon, which seems TO indicate thar
tne river line is in business for keeps
and that ii is preparing 70 be iuda-
pendent OF the terminals OF the South
ern railway, as well as the European
lines which have refused TO accept its
cotton cargces brought to the city
from points along the Altamaha and
0cmulgee rivers
The first announcement, and one
which means something to Brunswick.
is to the. effect that the company has
decided to erect handsome terminals
in this city and that all preliminary
plans are now being made The COM
pany. it has been announced By W. A.
Gamble, traffic manager, will expeud
$4,000 in building the terminals and
they will be adequate in every re-
spect to handle the business of tne
company.
The other announcement is to the
effect that the company has formed an
alliance with the Houston Steamship
company. which has 1ust put on line
of steamers between Brunswick and
European Myts and that all of the
cotton brought to Brunswick will be
handled by the Houston line.
This means that the Macon &
Brunswick Navigation company will
not have any more trouble with the
Southern railway and the Straehan
line as Il viii not be necessary to
Aise the terminals OF the former or
PIP cotton over the steamers OF the
tter
The first steamship OF the Houston
e is expected in port within few
rs and she will sail about December
Within the next week one of the
amers of the navigation company
I'll arrive with a cargo OF cotton
2ahich will be loaded aboard this
Hsteamer AS a matter of fact it has
been announced that the company has
lready contracted for many bales Mr
Dis season, all of which will be nd
kdled over the conlpany's fresh VI
zboats to this port and Transferred
Me steamers of the Houston
" A., B. &; A. terminals.
1t has not yet been stated WIN
he company is figuring on erecting
IL terminals. but there are plenty
. Iood sites in the harbor and one of'
S Gem will likely be secured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
MANY. BIDDERS
On CITY BONDS,
SOLD FOR 1O4.B4
BROKERS IN ALL SECTIONS OF
TEE COUNTRY WILLING TO
PURCHASE THEM.
Baltimore Firm MADE the Highes. Bid,
Whjcr Was Accepted-Price PAID
Shows the Excellent Credit
OF the City.

When the city finance committea
net at the city hall at noon yesterday
for the purpose OF opening bids foa
the $4,000 OF city Of Brunswick bondss
there We're twelve bids on hand froIs
prominent brokers in all sections GN
the couutry-twelve accompanied hes
the necessary certified check and foaE
more whlch We're not accompanied ~
The check ana which. Of course. were
not considered
The b.ds varied in their amounts
from jo4S4 10 le2094, many Of them
being very close together. The high
est bjd-that of Townsend, Scott a
Son. cf Baitimore-was l04S4 with
interest. and. of course, was accept
"
After opening the bids and going
over them the committee adjourned
until 35g yesterday afternoon. when
another session was held and the bid
OF the Baltimore brokers finally ac-
cepted.
The price received for the bonds
was really more than the city had ex-
pected, which is al excellent indi-
cation that Brunswicks credit at the
present time is the very best.
AS stated above, the amount of
bonds is $4,000, five per cent and
are due January !, 1921. with Janu-
AIRY ! 1909. coupon attached
The bids submitted were the fol-
lowing:
Townsend Scott & Son. Baltimora
l0l.S4 and interest
y. W Harris q Co, New Nork-
l010S6 and interest
Seasongood & Mayor, Cincinnati, .
l03,299 and interest.
G.. f. Dennison < Co. Cleveland
l02931 and interest
J. II. Hilsman & Co, Atlanta
1928 and interest.
Mcdonald Mckay & Co, Chicago
l02.jl and interest
Western German Bank, Cincinnati
lD2 81 and interest
Robinson Humphrey Co. Atlanta
l02.277 and interest
A. b. Leach A. Co, New York
1925 and intereA.
John w. Dickty, Aususta-lo2 l25
and interest
National Bank Of Bruins wick, Bruins
wick lO2.094 and interest
Three bids below lo2 and one with
out certified check at I04.25 and inter-
est were also received
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
MANY STRIKERS WENT
BACK TO WORK YESTERDAY

NeW York Dec Half Of jGe
strikers OF The Netional Fireprooting
plant near Pots Amshrdl lrdlu 3m
plant near Perth Amboy. ~ J.. today
accepted the concessions or the EN-
flo#ers and returned 10 work The
remaining 500 strikers watched their
comrades file in@ The plant without
interference or dis0d der The troops
have been withdrawn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
San Francisco's
Chief Drowned

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-Chief Of
Police William J. Biggy. against w1om
since the suicide OF Francs J. Heley's
assailant, Morris Haas, there has been
such feeling on the part of the graft
prosecutors. was drowned in the bay
last night while returning hers in
police launch.
He was missed just after complain
Ing Of feeling H. TIE body was MT
recovered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02

SON SAVED FATHER
FROM BURNING ZONE.

, Mustain. Iowa, Dec. 1.-Wil-
= son Amos Kennedy was saved
= from burning to death today
= when an explosion OF gas de-
= stroyed his country home. His
= young son rushed through the
= flames and debris and pulled
, his father to safety after it was
: believed that he had teen
, burned 20 death
? The father and son were
> both badly burned
= = = = = 4 : = I : 2 = = =
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
UNIFORM BILL OF LADlNc.

Chicago, Ill., Dec. Following sim
lar action on the part Of eastern
IS h- western r9iiroads today
adopted the uniform bill Of lading.
Shippers who refuse to accept the in
noyation are informed that 10 per
cent. VIII b4 aided u their freight
charges.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
KNIGHTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Those Who Are to Serve Lodge for
Ensuing Year


Ensuing Year.
Rathbone lodge, No 10, Knights of
Pythias, held an interesting meeting
in Castle Hall last night, at which
took place the annual election of Off =
GERS, resulting as follows:
w. II. Gipson. Chancellor Comman-
der.
+. c. Marlin. Vice Chancellor
c. NJ. Symmes, Prelate.
J. H. Tankersley, Master of Work.
Fred Pfeiffer, Keeper of Record and
Seal.
Max Isaac, Master Of Exchequer.
f, A. Dunn, Master Of Finance.
j r. High. Master al Arms.
S z. Davis. Inner Guard.
w b. Fain, Outer Guard.
W. A. Hackett, Trustee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02

Dr.. J. J. Henley. the walt-kAawn
dentist, has removed his oAlcs rom
the Akin building into ths Nicholson
building just across the street. and
will occupy the Office formerly used
by Dr. Z. R. Baker Dr. Henley made
this move in order to get larger. QUAR-
ters for his dental Offices and viii be
glad to See all Of his Oh friends III
h's snAW Hrar-ArS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
COURT SELLS SCHOONER.
The Alleged Chinese sruggler Brings
Small Sum.

Pensacola. Dec. /. The schooner
Freddie W. Alton. which gained noto-
riety by the alleged attempts to SNUG
gle Chinese into this country by her
master. has been sold by order Of the
United States court her owners fail-
ing to appear to settle.
The vessel, large one for coast
ing schooner, brought only s7oO, barely
a sufficient GG}ount to sestla the debts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
= SCHOONER IS LOST.

The Eeua.or Comes to Grisf in the
Bahama Islands.
T1Ar West. Dec 1,-Captaip Albury,
81 the schooner Equator. from Nassau,
reports she total loss cf the schooner
Horace ". Malcome from Bayyiew 10
Eey Wssr. al A0acc0. Bahama Islands.
Tae crew and material we're saved.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
TO DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
Delegates Named to Represent Local!
Lodges

5T--T~ ''7''''S1 - FAS PI ~S~FF- L-JLdt
Lodges.
The district convention of Knights
of Pythias of district No. / will c.5{-
yene in Waycross, Ga. on the 9th of
December, All are looking forward fll
a great time and It viii undoubt9 LIZ
be one of the best ana most eu5aCsi-
astlc meetings since the organization
OF said convention four years age.
Both of the local lodges viii se6d
delegates to this convention Ra1
bone lodge will be represented by J.
H. Tanherby. L. LuaHis aa1 FAX
Isaac.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-02
NOT READY TO Fight.

Chicago, Dec. Battling Nelson
the champion lightwsight--said to.
day that he would decline any caal-
lense to fght until next sDr;ng.