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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
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fro second annual exhibition Of ,ho Cairo
PibhI ScbU6lJ riH tomHchcs oG SsNsdhH
evening mes. and conclude - 'hc Monday
evening fa,isgjRg, ,saths 4 theFsu p We
IRE somewhat familiar with the programme
provided To- both even ngs- md can aaft,y'
4 airc tha friends and patrons Of the school
that the entertainment will be Of = chase
and engaging natsse. NJ Birmingham the
principal IS an adept IN such Affairs, and, m
the exercise Of snsexcsiisnt judgment hss
provided nm intellectual feast thai will BE-
~Irr % excite very general relish. Few, If
any Of 1he pruicntatioos us last year viii tr'
repeated this, unless Is he.' e. al Advanced
and greatly improved state, the rymnastic
cESrc.-c,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
RIVER NEWS.



fstidiou- could possibly dcsiro at this sea-
the mercury indicating from As to 55dcgrecs
DUNG the past five day., and rarely sinking
TO the freezing point during the night. Old
sailors call such beautiful days, in winter
"wtnthcr breeders and we may, therefore,
| OK pcct weather tho very reverse Of tho pre-
sent in few days
The Mississippi is clear of ice, and falling,
with Eve feet sGant in the channel to St
Louis.
Yhc Ohio is falling at Louisville, with nyc
feet nine inches in the canal, three feet nine
inches in the chute over tho Falls, and two
feet, nine in,hcs over the rocks but it was
rising in Pittsburg on Saturday with seven
feet of water in the channel Tho rise is out
Of tho Monongahca, and is accompanied by
considerable ice The kanawha is also ris-
ing, and a fair stage Of water is expected
Business Is becoming much more lively ot
cur wharf, and We notice large receipts Of
Haur and grain by railroad for rcshipmcnt
South Every southern-bound boat which
haa room for freight, receives moro or less
here,
upward noun" oo"'' "'' ~ b'N''H' wy"
iaaeh WIN e't'o" OF 5''Ne''S ",'''""a -
the port rom "h'lo '"'J nav ''1", ~ 1"'
Memphis boats bring cotton for Cairo, st.
Louis. Evansville and Cincinnati, while those
from Nov Orleans bring sugar, molasse9 and
other groceries for the same ports
The Lizzie Gil discharged ll9 hhds sugar,
log hbl, lnola,ses. so bos oranges and 40 bbls
riycu this port, and has 2'l hhds sugar l4o
bhl- molusacs' AL bars railroad 'Fo" Tor IT
L"tis.
: Tho Arsosg discharged 10 bales cotton mere
for resh'pm4t East PER /. I. II, Il. ana mas
200 do 70. Evansville Tor the s""' ""''''
ttol.
The Armgd" had the following freight ter
Cairo
VIM II. Sehatte5 20 Dds whisky VIM
!" l"y'lso - PN6s nL0 ~ AL, ~ 81 Srr H,,r
", a,s ,n, 2r.ddi~. tahscr"5 G. schultz,
IN ME- p14a,aas shealso brought 50 bales !
shscupg for rc,hpment to e., Louis, and IL |
cattle, 3 ool, whisky 20 Dds aoHr, - He'ce5
bH MIA o. pr, L., r. ,nporebSndj.s
,.sb,noeat IL SautIcrn ports
1,..r.'u &c tho limited States has been
raisrl hy the Underwater and towcd to
cinriors, far ren,irs It is probable
Rat sbo vi, bo rebuilt, rs she sunk
bokore the fre reached her hull, and
The only damage il has sustained was from
the collision with the America Her ma
,hintfy Ia IN fair order, and can bc easily re-
paired It we4 found that the America
struck her only about four feet MI OF the
stern, and cut through tho kelson. This
lamagc can therefore, be easily repaired.
The hull is otherwise IN splendid condition.
having been built but short time
on,ing TO the same company and command
!, 70, &C. b,otbor. collidcd in Red River.
~ ,a,aI 1t Tho
Jecoho,I i''"' ''u''''5 '''
atler. No Ives were 1851 DOM "c,' HC"
a en-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
THE GERsAs gCHo0f--a R3rIpAg EHTERTtiN.
MN

1t has already been made known by posters
that tho German SCHOOL will give an enter
taiumcnl in the Methods. church, on Christ
mss Eve. The preparations are such IS to
warrant the conclusion tAat il will b. in every
rcspec. worthy Of tie high repute Of that
excellent school, and the worry gentlomen!y
and scholarly principal, Mr Appel Tho
exercises, scenes and -paoLaelrs viii b. diyersi-
fed and Of a character that vii! furnish chasic,
unique and interesting pleasure and psstirne
10 an, whether German or English, The
church viii be dcnscly throneod, no doubt, a.
Il should be, because, in the hrss piaoc, The
school de-crygs the c1untcn.uec nal cl-our-
aecmrnt Of everybody and because secondly
lie affair win be Of q pleasing and delightful
LA. Tlml ,.-,. .4aa,-!!y o. ,-Soe'-. la5l'.1.
ID vii. al certainly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

N- Thomos Em'lov. an English goH'lc-
nan ofoapit' residing ut Leeds, hrs made
very considerable Investment in the stock 81
ths Cairo Gas Company. Almost every lay
VIC have incres-c8 evidence that fgc-sociDg
meu have tho fullest confidence in The future
growth and srez;aqss Il Cairo The gutry
nov Is under "a financial shadow that covers
Cairo with tie roi but this disPciled, and
the enterprises boxing to our ndyancemcnt
sonrlctod, noH's can stay tht progress of
Bar city towards the high petition sssi med
II by its in.,as,zgHt friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Sydney, ~ s. w, Dec. 23.- Tommy
Burns, who fell heir to the heavy
weight championship title Of James ]
Joffries, and Sam Johnson who has
been generally recognized as the best
Of the coIored heavyweights since The
days Of Peter Jackson, have put the
finishing touches to their work of pro
paration and are ready to step int
the ring TO battle for the world s
heavyweight championship in the
stadium in this city Saturday Both
men appear to be in the very best Of
condition. Burns has trained with
his usual care and energy, and John
son, realizing the important results
Ringing on the battle, has trained as
he never trained before.
Burns will enter the ring a slight
fayorite unless there is sudden and
unexpected switching of the odds be
fore the gong sounds. The rumors
circulated in America that the fight
may be fixed" are not credited here
The general opinion in sporting cir.
Giles here is that the fight will bel
structly on the level and that each
man has about an equal chance of
winning Despite the prowess he has
displayed in his Australian bouts
Burns is not so much a favorite as
might naturally be expected. He has
strong following, but Johnson also
has made many friends since his ar
rival in Sydney because of his hard |
training and general appearance
The stock of Burns has suffered |
somewhat from the opinion Of Bob
Fitzsimmons. the old h,.-t-aiian fight !
er, which has been cabled here InI
The opinion of Fitzsimmons JoansruI
will be successful, for the reason that
the negro is a terrific punchcr. is
heavier and more clever than Burns
and consequently can 90 any distance
As the battle will be- 10 finish Fifz
simmons believes that Johnson can
take his time, and by reason of be-
ter physique can wear Burns down
Johnson has longer reach Is con
siderably heavier and nearly six inch
IS taller than Burns Whether he can
hit harder or not is acknowledged 10
cutclass Johnson in one thing that g.
the most essential in the ring n IL
IN the knowledge Of the fighting game
aud ring genralshp that Burns OK
GELS. And this excellence. in the on
inion of his admirers. ought 10 win
him the fight.
Tho champion is as confident as can
Re over the result He declares thai
he will be able TO pui away The black
man inside Of ten rounds Reports %
equal confidence emanatc today iron
the johnson camp. The colorod mar
SAYS be will not be satisfied unless p,
scores a knockout before the 6cht ha
gone any great distance.
Local interest IN the fight is Of tho
keenest character n is almost the
le topic Of conversation today IN tn
caies and other places where sporrine
lnen congregate. Thousands have pail
admission 10 see the two fighter %
iheir training stunts which. by th,
~ viii add a tiIv sum 20 the fg1
pa watch uill 60 10 the winner an
- s1soeo which represents tho rhrr
nd Ct the purse The demand fol
iekets Is Unprecedented and vii
Tercf before the mill begins. Tho
ag stadium where the fcht iakr.
lace viii accommodate thouEands o
i eetators. Nevertheless 90 viii prob
by be filled TO overaowing. Larr.
'rowds Of visitors area lready arriv
as from Melbourne AMI from distasf
uints 10 witness the fight.
complete line Of braee-ef
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Now is tho time, until January the Arst
90 buy your smoking tubUecoat holf price,
at IL Meyers II
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Charley AFTER IS out IN Missouri on " hog
hunt. As he took the right kind Of ulnmu-
ntion it is probable he viii roturn with all
the game no wants
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

ErucYAL-CffI L. Thomas, sign ava Ct
I.airr-lJ pa.ut-r. hoz renoy- a his pant
shop ffsra to T'.ert iIoasor If tLa} IN the
tllld.1g on t5.e 2fs-y, = s'rF4s .ySE-slairs.)
GIVE him = csa. Hais g. iud1str.5us work
man and ear III. elp.T saytaaaE See
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
TrEzUI RigFLEkT THE Clssiso.
livery evening. ,aiii .gAriss.pI,,' sars will

L'rfF tf OBI = = ID - 49, - = p'sFT VII
De 4 turkey raf7s a. ths Casino. Pa-iias
desiring fne 'st holiday fowl (Ena vho
5ocr rotfI should 5roo IN and win it q
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

IT, Pei -sI C----c-- r-orlsss 70 over
haul tae s.l.s governments Of Kentucky
ard l-Er5lE-j
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

It Is runoTsd tat Grant viii tender the
secrstAryship Of Va to Mcclellan. Dcabs-
fsL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.
=
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OTsIas CafEo Cry g ~ Co.
Uaise EIL. DeosD5of 81. lees.
SEALED FRoPcsAL5

sr.l Sc rrortvrI uutl II o'clock. s.n., LsoeEbr o.
f.rats fciiaaing work on the
.TGsgEst ~ 2 .. q
Williams Bistiiiery and Grounds:
n, -p.-rts n Trss csPs-ty % ai0'3l 1872 ga
,sus ~ q r-l.feriAl a. furnished
TIsvsS 70 fssrs Is feet long iy p fart ,ride N
Fcr - vs-iiaaissl binding patfr rn in front 81
u rnrristiIirx -ash. lslls. l,ss aiil hts foT ie
- d. Anlsrur LarIbcT Tor Are fnHrs ana platform
vii - h<-rkhei
10. oiyr7ug tlie -s-ne viii Tn n 4 and GutSrss
.Tlsad.as b ..,d fsBoc around qls entire property
ls-stsE Is aisl''d-
EsIa.nz oao CASE and one Iiog Pca-'usfbcr fur
uishsd-
Hahn. AL plss,ag he Chinacv q To Ems 10
Eo1se. So.
rsr-s ars a--ifrsii3rs 90 Re sHca. aai at rf---
sC7 ofsa ne 4 y sppl5estion n the unts-s gnef
e. tsdiaz q ang q The eb0Ts sork vi state
- f-4e rrqsirs1 % s0.nrsse 0lc sarno AFTER COM
sn-losaasnti aiso, 'srrnss o..
Proposals. 70 - saars~pea
aPyoDosais fo- Work al ESliiaH.S D1s2I<ry."
w WILLIAMS.
p. o. Bon, Ieo. care, III.
6scn1N
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

complete line Of braee.et
Bsar's go Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

On Tuesday, the 5h day Of january, tue
material and fixtures Of the Cairo Democrat
Office, embracing large English and Ger
r.an newspaper Office, large ami well sup
Piled English and German job Office, all com.
plete and in good order, will be cold a. Trus-
tees sale to the highest bidder Persons
sishing to embark in the printing business,
or petsgns already In that honorable calling
Wished rare opportunity to crafty thci.
wisheA Stlc positive, and terms cash.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Ar verE on TIE Ni-si=sirpi b-iszs n 81.
Las hzs hssa fss-n.sa s55 yin b virg--
ols 3 Trlsec1te1-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

GooD' BErTERi .li-CIoARs FOR
CHE MILLION Il would cal, the special at
tcntion Of dealers IN general to my large and
well selected stock Il embraces the fines.
brands the country can produce.
Having been practically connected with
the trade for over qftecn years, it Is not as.
Stunning too much tosay that can Furnish
the refined smoker with cigar tia. can
scarcely b. sauallsd IL ggicacy Of asyeS y
sry i'a?r-tea -s..1!cs - e found any here
ia the country If H. MAlkg-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

E'rhs-o. better than from d. magnificent
stock Of silver plated warn vat.baa jsueIry.
etc 20 b. found ~ Tshsr B-o,tf-.. Ohio
Levss ~ sbgrr'- wtrlI AL plsas.av holt
day Tre'r-ts b. procured Irf-rf.a-t -'.se
Up tac lfT--tnrht sy..-l p ..iva--rfs "A
vsre. 'heF bold rlt almost Irresistible f.-
ducNtesss - ga did, '- On CsT,-luss R,.
Al tar auction room n Dan H.-tasr. t.,.r
entire '.7. X 7f ih.s .tsrses~r -t -sasr r..ff e.
fisPo'ad r. ~ suction ihus s7a-H5ag tic -iti-
reriof csho b. vu-A-srslsa opportunity q,
'e~1-" a-v't'-- WHITMAN o. HaF Trr Il
--~~4-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
proPaAkgs Continued as JAlIor.


Young Mr.. Bos4fr, 4staly employed in the
Express Office, died in this city, at the resi-
deace Of W. +. Pitcher yesterday morning,
he died Of u bronchial ailment, of several
weeks duration. His remains were conveyed
to Villa Ridge for burial.
He was young gentleman Of exemplary
habits, commanding the respect of every one
who enjoyed his acquaintance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Tie hca-tif-' a1i -'t-.-Ira o. t-,f-
Cay g1o.lz or fh-v % VI 20. a9sHk cs-s
i' lts-sc..-e tie a'te1i.n- s-.f asr--,r.- 2
everybody. The lFdies al gs1tl.nar. and
Fe7s- % smaller rr1rth ta-.--i-z r 3
vcl-Eli-i elta5lisims-L f--a.sb esurIas=-e
evi5snre that On t5s-r s-t--.-.-- Il =-r-r
cate vorE-s1EsA Vritl1g-5ssEs. u.t-1.-
Sts-T, zssrs-asss nItruF. s-t7s an.
f'oof1ssed the Thousand s-tirlzs -..lsais.-I e.
ssseinais TIE issItKzgal q tasss. ttsr have
- -a.EIllE .z-2ss.fsl. T..e-Asszs 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

Gnycr & Waldsmith, Stall No. 10 City
4-artsa Hjaaful Of the wants Of the ppalic
have, at great eEpansa procured two show
tceycs from Missouri pssture., and tvdlnks-
"iaocnt sheep from louisville, which they
VII serve 70 customers Christmas morning
Finer cat1a were noIcr slaughtered 10 Cairo,
IS every body will attest who secs them
Competition is defedi Come one and all
and see whSt luxury may be found in
II casS-.,NIt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

For your Christine good. co % /. D ans
l22 Commercial avenue. whore you can bgv
25 per cent lcss than aaywhare eI,e thec.,y.
They have on hand nice rssortme1t off-s.,
roci' such &C. PopIin., Nsrinos H7.r-rss
C'c.a,. Turn Cio,h'. lls-k and e,l,-,S A..
racs- &C., Shawls C,slks and f4rry good,
cns roiderc1 and lace Handkerchief, al
Collar, AisEarlri- hi. L..'- r.5a.iG.5.s.
cadaIc WorkboE@' Tho ha-, also . q s.5.
giant ssgsg!mcut of Lal.- a-I CaUt-r.,.
Fur' Hlr'ch VII, y s'li remarkably cheap.
dcc2l az
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
CArriw N wr11rAxs-Thi, scr5fsg

CAPT w N WIILfAys-This ecrtE
man viii, We understand. carry forward tie
hgsin,,l 92a Iprnc9qd IN qu- city by,his uals,
now deceased Capt Abe Williams While We
deeply rcsrc, the cause q bis coming, SIC bid
tim An earnest saleome' In yea. gone "a
BE- za59E az sri known O. an active. enter
rri1nc. kfsAe gentleman. The interest. -
Che deceased Captain and tha la.ius.. ia
hand could not have been r-ra3ed = l..t,.-
fafer q. pgre ,horough-ro.7r hanAs Wei
come, Billy, q double Welcome h1sls again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24

The Rev. DR.. Dodge Oh the Baptist church,
- delivering series Of lectures an the works
q Nature ana their relation to man. IN tho
ahurch building, corner Of Washington ave-
rue aad SSgftedh!h street. The second 1sS;,
ture will he delivered next Friday evening.
The Doctor is abundautly competent to han
de the subject in hand inielisentlg, and to
sood purpose. Turn out and hear him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
JoHNsoN's BEST FIGHTS.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-24
JOHNSON READY
TO MEET BURNS
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
OF THE WORLD AT STAKE
IN FIGHT AT SYDNEY.
FITzSIMM0NS' OPINION
Declares That johnson Has Longest
Reach, is Taller Than Burns and
Should Be Able to Win
Match Easily,
BURNS BEST FIGHTS.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
BRAN7LEY OFF TO
DELIVER ADDuESS
LEAVES MONDAY TO MAKE LEAD
ING SPEECH TO THE KEN
TucKY BAR ASSOCIATION.

That the bar of Kentucky appreei-
ate the ability OF Congressman w.
e. Brantley of this city, is evidenced
by the fact that the program OF the
coming State Bar Convention to be
held at Louisville, has as the chief
feature OF the first evening an ad-
dress on Some Thoughts ON the Sher-
man Antitrust Law" Col. Brantley's
name appears en- the opposite page.
He leaves Brunswick on Monday
might to attend the convention.
The convention will continue two
days and indications point to large
attendance. Each year the leading
address is made by some prominent
member cf the bar of national reputa-
tion. In the selection Of Congress-
man Brantley Georgia and Bruins
wick are especially honored.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
TRYING TO HEAD.
OFF THE BRYAN
MOVEMENT
STRONG EFFORT is TO BE MADE
TO BLOCK THE NE
BRASkAN.
Concerted Effort Now on Foot to
Request Him to Come Down
In the Cause of DEN
ocracy.

Denver, Col, July 3.-Eyery dele
gate who reaches Denver in the next
week will be called upon to attend
mass meeting in this city for the pur-
pose OF taking some action to per
suade William Jennings Bryan to
withdraw from the presidential race
in the interest of the democratic par
Ity.
Circular letters have been sent to
every delegate to the convention.
They have all been asked to reply
and make known their ideas of the
Bryan candidacy. The letter was
sent out through the Wood editorial
bureau and has reached every part
of the United States. Several dele
gates from Missouri, and 9th
er western states who reached Den
Yer today had the letters in their
possession and declared they were
willing to attend such a meeting.
When the full details of the plan be-
came known it threw CONSERVATION
into the Bryan camp. The Johnson
and Gray boomers were pleased.
1t is declared that the proposition
was placed before Mr. Bryan some
time ago, but he was not in accord
with it, but expressed his willingness
to receive a petition if one was made
up from recognized democrats at any
time and would give it his close con
federation. J.,
The letter was sent out on June %
from the Wood bureau in Evanston
The first part of it reads as follows.
The Wood editorial bureau has
started out en- campaign for demo-
cratic victory by the distribution Of
a series of campaign literature which
is being received by the people, but IL
is believed that the most important
question which ought to be selected
first is that of who should be nomina-
ted at the Denver convention. There
Iare two candidates. In the field, prob
!ably three, and ali good men. Mr.
fBryan has more than half Of the votes
pledged al the convention, but one
half Or even two-thirds Of the conven-
| non VIII not eject MI. Bryan at the
polls.
In our canvass of the situation we
lhage found two objections TO Mr..
Bryan. Some believe that his ideas
are too radical and that after the tur
lbulent administration Of President
Roosevelt, more conservative can
ididate should be nominated, but the
most serious objection Is raised in
Iauite number Of people who we have
voted and paid for two campaigns for
Mr.. Bryan, which ended in defeat"
We stand in peculiar position.
This campaign will be paid for by the
democratic party Mr.. Bryan has all
to gain and nothing to lost for each
campaign advertises his books, paper
and increases the value Of his lee
lures, while each defeat weakens and
disrupts the democratic party
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
COST Of BUILDING
GREATLY REDUCED
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN SAYS
TIE COST HAS DROPPED 10
TO 25 PER CENT

The American Lumbelman, Of
Chicago, the greatest publication in
the world devoted to the lumber bus
mess las in iis current issue a S rO%g
article calling attention to the advan.
lases which the people now enjoy
Of erecting buildings at greatly re.
dHced cost over the prices which OBJ
ltained less than a year ago, and which
advantages may not be enjoyed for
lYery lcng. The Lumberman says:
Statements have been received
IRON manufacturers, builders and con
tractors in ali parts of the United
Estates. These statements go to show
THAT the present cost of building ram
lSes from 10 to rs per cent below the
outlay required last year. No fiat
statement can be made as to the rel
lative cost of building this year and
last that would apply to all parts of
1.-THE United States. The build now
campaign is making wonderful prog
ress. 1t as received the approval
land Endorsement of practically every
newspaper to which it has been sub
mitted and of thousands of lumber
linen and commercial and trade organ
izations throughout the country. The
statements made appear to have
Iaroused a general desire to get busy
and one Of the best known means is
to go to work. This may sound whim-
sical but it is not so intended. A man
with idle money can find employment
for himself and his capital by improv-
ing vacant property and his determin-
atlcn to get busy will result in putting
IA score or more people to work.
"Th experience of thousands has
demonstrated that all classes of build
ings can be put mp much cheaper now
than at any time within the last five
years Those to whom employment is
given will do more and better work
for the same wages or for less pay
than was demanded last year. Mater
ial of all kinds can be supplied prompt
~ and experienced builders know
that promptness On the part Ct ma.
terial people in delivering what is re-
quired has much to do with determin-
ing the final cost of structure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
MAYOR R.R. HOPKINS
NAMES A BIG
COMMITTEE
TO ENTERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE
ALABAMA PRESS AssoclA-
TON THIS MONTH.
The Editors viii ee Given Boat Ride
to Neiehborina Points and Lun-
cheof-other Affairs to be
Arranged For.

The peo pie Of the ci.y Of Bcunswiols
lnoef the leadership of Mayor Hop
kins who has been delegated by tne
city council tc arrange for the.r en-
tertainmenr, are going TO see to it
that the members cf the Alabama
association who came to this city
July 26, Il and 2S have the time OF
their lives.
Mayor Hopkins yesterday morning
issued the following statement nam
ing two sets Of committees to arrange
for the reception and entertainment
Of these distinguished visitors, The
committees named by the mayor are
as follows:
Under and by authority Of resolu-
ton passed by the city council,
appoint in addition to the mem
bers of the city council, the following
as a committee of entertainment of
the occasion Of the visit Of the Ala
bama Press Association to this city on
July rs, 27, and %, and respectfully
request the cooperation and the en-
tertainment Of these visitors:
c. P. Goodyear, chairman; F. D.
NJ. Strachan, Albert Fen4ig, l.. Gold
smith, N. H. Ballard, A. V. Wood, C.
ID. Ogg, E. L Stevens, Cleve Sym
mes, G. Miller, w. B. Burroughs, c.
b. Wilburn r. H. Manser, E. F, Con-
ley, A. r. Hansell, W. G. Peoples,
A G. Banks, j. B. Wright, M B. Nc
Kinnon, w. b Cook, N. Emanuel, A.
-. Gale D. w. Krauss, T. Newman,
w. G. Brantley, F. E. Twitty, J. c.
Ligeour, J. L. Allen, F. D. Aiken, E.
ID Walter, A. ]. Crovatt, Max Isaac,
IC. L. Parker, F. H. Nash, H F. du
Bignon, ]. E. duBignon, w. F. Synlcns
and F. f. Briesenick.
Committee from the Press-C. H.
'Leayy, L. ]. Leavy, Jr., ]. T. Colson,
Mrs. w. H. Lytle, E. NJ. Dart, H. A.
Wrench, Austin Holcomb, J. P. Two.
tmey. r. r. Hopkins, Mayor.
The two committees will at an ear
ly date hold a meeting when the
plans for the entertainment of the
Alabama pencil pushers will be form
ulated.
The members Of the party will
reach the city Saturday night and Of
course will be at liberty Sunday to
spend the day as they may desire.
On Monday they will be taken in
charge by the local committee and
"a boat ride is going to be arranged
so as to include Frederica, st. Si-
mon, the sea buoy, and if possible,
Jekyl. A luncheon will be- served on
the boat, and the visitors will be well
cared for in every way.
Mayor Hopkins requests each of the
gentlemen on the committees to
serve and asks their hearty co-opera-
ton in the very pleasant task to
which they have been assigned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-04
AFTER MANY LONG
EvENTFuL YEARS

The visit Of John S. Jarvis, Of At
lanta, to Brunswick and st. Simon
TO enjoy an outing by the sea, is of
special interest to one Brunswickian,
Julian May. The two journed from
Atlanta one night week ago, meet.
ing in the smoking room Of the Pull
man. The two were introduced by a
mutual friend. May, May" said Mr..
Jarvis, Il remember that name. Do
you remember a fire ia HazIehurst
hotel about twelve years ago?1 Mr..
May remembered il well. Jarvis
grasped the Brunswick man by the
hand. Then he turned to the rcutual
friend and told of how he had tao
led from the burpsag hoe
through Nav - of