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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

Martha Cunliffe Friday of last week
which was held at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Hall. The girls present
enjoyed themselves most excellent
William ID. Candland of Mt Pleasant
was I'm Manu this week on political
business.
William Spry. candidate for governor
and Joseph Howell, candidate for con-
gress, We're Manti visitors during the
week i'm the interest of their anticipa-
lions.
C. c.. A. Christensen of Ephraim was
IN the city this week to attend to tenn
pie work.
Mrs H. S. Farnsworth of Beaver is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
T. Reid. ~
Mrs. w. L. Crawford of Salt Lake
City is visiting at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. H. r. Clark
Miss Jennie Crawford is visiting in
Salt Lake City with relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Midgley of
Wales were Manti visitors during the
week
Miss Marta Ingdahl of Salt Lake
City was in Manti the past week doing
temple work
Mrs. Hepsibeth Lewis of Provo Wis
tied friends in the Temple City this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Maycock of
SpringVille were Manti visitors during
the week.
Mrs Esther Condie of Springville Wis
tied friends and relatives in Manti dur
ing the week
Annie Nj. Egilson of Spanish Fork
was Temple City visitor during the
week
Mrs. Else Anderson of Ephraim spent
Tuesday last in Manti with relatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones of Pueblo
Colo, who are visiting here. were en-
tertained on Thursday evening by Mr.
and Mrs John b. Olsen Cards. games
and AN excellent musical program fur
nished the evenings entertainment. Re-
freshments were served.
L. 5. Carbon and Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Carbon spent part of this week with
friends in ReXburg. Ida.
Professor A. N. Merrill and family
nave returned from Illinois, where they
spent the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Halton of Salt
Lake City are the guests of Logan
friends
Mrs. ID. B. Napier returned to her
home this week after a pleasant outing
in the southern part of the state.
Mrs Lulu Jones is here from Provo
on a visit TO her sister, Mrs. Maud
Robinson.
The '0S class of the B. Y. college held
delightful reunion on Sunday.
w. s. LamoreauX of Salt Lake Civ
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Lot.
tie Apperiey, the first of the week.
Mrs. e. r. Needham OF Preston. Ida.
is with Logan relatives for a short
stay.
Mrs. w w. Mclaughlin and Miss
Hilda Eliason returned the first of the
week from visiting with Salt Lake
friends.
Miss Beatrice Swinyard, who is to
be married next week to H G.
Wright, was the guest of honor at a
tin shower on Tuesday
Dr. Charles Lafount is here from Chi
cago on visit 10 his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lafount
George B. earn of Milwaukee is Wis
ting friends in Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred w. Crockett re-
turned Wednesday from Ann Arbor
Mich. where they had been for two
years.
Miss Anna Knox and l.. II. Lousherv
left this week for California, where thew
VIII spend month or more in pleasure
seeking.
Mrs William Bulge and two daugh-
tiers left this week for Chicago. where
they viii spend some time in visiting
Mrs Henry Ballard announces the
engagement of her daughter, MYRTLE
TO d. r. Shurtliff of Ogden. The mar
riage win take place on Sept 5.
j. T. Smith. Leroy Carbon, Fred
Smith and J. p. Griffin returned this
week from a two weeks outing in Star
valley. '''''
Mrs. J. II. Temple of Seattle is in
friends.
Mrs III. II. Zietz and son of Denver
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. r
Van Hooser.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neuberger are
visiting friends in the southern part of
the state.
Miss NJ. Darlington of Salt Lake is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs N. w. kim
ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stokes of
SAT- Lake City spent part of the week
in Logan. wen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
BINGHAM.

Miss Nellie McEvoy. popular vour.
lady or camp, who has been a teacher ~
, me central school for a number of years
leIt tuesday for Woodsde. in the SOUTH,
ern part of the state. where she will teach
school the coming term. Miss McFvov
VIII be greatly missed by her mani
new field III Hei
The card party given by the Pythian
Sisters last Friday evening proved a great
success: Whist was the game of the
evening; The first ladies' prize was
awarded to Mrs. John Maughan. the sec
ond TO Miss Dolly Macintosh the first
sentlemen's prize to c. f. Adderley, the
second second 10 Ben 1raffin, the consolation
Mrs. Forest visited relatives in Salt
Lake during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Clays returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs W. Dack and daughter Miss les
sic Dack. who have been visiting friends
In camp the past week. returned to their
home in Fayette Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Hockin and little son Edgar
We're outgoing passengers to Salt Lake
Tuesday.
William Jarvis was an outgoing passen-
ger Monday.
c. III. SWeetZer and Robert Davis of the
Copper Belt spent Monday at the capital
Mrs A l.. Heaston and Miss Mona
Heaston returned TO their home in Salt
Lake Sunday after weeks visit with
friends and relatives in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrt Smith left Tuesday
for Hot Springs. Utah. where Mrs. Smith
expects TO spend several weeks. Mrs
Smith was Joined in Salt. Lake by her
father, Dan Clays, who is also going to
the Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Groupe are comfortably
settled in their new cottage in Depot
ward,
Frederick Henderson of the Bell Tele-
phone company was a Salt Lake visitor
Sunday.
Edgar Gibson of Highland Boy spent
Sunday with his parents in Salt Lake.
c. H. Lashbrook visited Salt Lake the
first of the week.
C. L. Countryman was an incoming pas
senger Monday.
Miss Clara Latey is visiting relatives in
Salt Lake.
Mrs Jim Motherwen and daughter
Camille returned home Sunday after a
pleasant visit of several months with
friends and relatives in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Eugene Berling and little son re-
turned to camp Sunday after a week
visit at the capital.
Miss Maud Roberts spent few days
in Salt Lake during the week
: Don Thompson was in camp for the
day Sunday.
Mrs. V. h. Jones and children and Mrs
were returning passengers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

ner. left Thursday for the North Tintic
mountains, where they will spend a few
days gathering pine nuts. The party is
chaperoned by Mrs. c. j. Hannifin-
Captain and Mrs Hugo DepreZin and
Mrs. James p. Driscoll returned Wednes-
day from the capital. Captain Deprezin
was taken to the Holy Cross hospital a
few weeks ago, and has almost entirely
recovered from his Illness
Gus j. HenriOd and family have re-
turned from a ten days sojourn in Ne
phi, where they had a splendid time hunt
ing and Fishing.
Mrs. II. J. Cramer of Tlntic Junction,
Mrs. John Cronin of Silver City and her
guest, Mrs. Wright of salt Lake. Mrs. j.
c. Kirkendahl, Mrs. George A. Robert
son and hrs. William Nesbt of Robin
son, Mrs. Charles Kruger. Mrs Elsie a
Stott and Miss Clara Stott, ali members
OF the Eastern Star, were pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. B. N C.
StOtt III this city on Monday afternoon.
On Wednesday the same party of ladies
visited Mrs Cramer at Tintic Junction
and yesterday they were the guests of
Mrs. Kirkendahl at Robinson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

Sait Lake Thursday. where Miss Sybil
will enter school for the following wear.
y. z. Hair was city visitor Monday.
., Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones returned home
tuesday, after few days visit in camp.
r. ~ Springer was at the capital during
the week
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bush have returned
the future.
MRS. Sophia Clark of Salt Lake spent the
latter part III the week in camp Visiting
Mrs civilian and Mrs. Ciarkis niece.
MIS- l.. c. Jeffrey, and viewing the
changes which have taken place since
she was last here twenty years ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
LAST YELLOWSTONE PARK Elk
CURSlON,

Sept. 8, via o. S. L. s45.25 round trip
from Salt Lake for complete -e-day
tour, including stage and hotel ex-
penses. City Ticket Office, pol Main
street. Make reservations early. Phone
$50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
Speaking
of Values

What is values Is it weight Is it bulk colora If
were mercury would be precious god and tpentine
valuable oil of No, value is present in anything
only the article meets expectations desires Oil of
Rose costs $40 the tablespoonful startups Frued Bitter
Sweets 40c and Soc the box and in the
oil of rose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

Free sample in fancy box cheerfully
sent any one on receipt of five 2-eent
stamps, for mailing, and dealers name
and address
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

Get INTO the swim al saltair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

The wheat must be cooked for
six hourS-then cured for days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
SERIES OF MANEuvERs.

Washington, March 12-After the
completion Of target practice at Mag
dalena Bay the Atlantic battleship
feet will engage in a comprehensive
series Of eet maneuyers. Although the
plan has not Seen definitely settled,
it has been suggested that the man
euyers be held jointly with the Pacif-
ie feet The maneuyers will consist
of fleet drills and formations and
search problems The exact schedule
or the fleet, after it leaves Magdelena
Bay.
After a stop at San Francisco the
feet will go to Puget sound, and a
squadron Of eight battleships will also
make q CALI at Seattle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
THE MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON WAS LARGELY d
ATTENDED. 4
A COMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED
1t Will Formulate Plans for the Reor.
ganization of the institution 4
At Meeting to Be Held "a
Next Teusday. l

The meeting of the physicians and
medical fraternity Of Brunswick gen
orally, held yesterday afternoon in
the Office of DR.. J. A. Butts, for the
purpose of discussing plan upon
which to future operate the city hos
pital was largely attended and those
present displayed much interest in
the deliberations
Several of the physicians discussed
the subject at length and number Of
suggestions were made, but, owing
TO the lack of time, the matter was
not finally decided and another meet
ing has been arranged for next Tues
day afternoon at the office of Dr. l.
n Bishop. At this meeting the rec
concentrations submitted by a special
committee appointed yesterday VIII
be received and discussed and prob
ably finally adopted The members
appointed on this committee are Drs.
Fox, Daniels, Branham, Burford and
Bishop This committee, it is under
stood will before the next meeting
is held. discuss the matter, receive
suggestions and decide upon some
plan for the future operation Of the
institution, which will be submitted
to the meeting on next Tuesday :
This step looking 70 the eatlre re-
organization Of our handsome and
woii equipped hospital, is meeting
favorable comment and the final plan
adopted will be awaited with inter-
est OF course after a plan is de-
cided upon it will be submitted to
the board Of trustees OF the hospital
for their approval and action ,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
No MORE WILL JUGS
BRING ALONG
WHISKEY
NEW ORDER OF THE SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY, STOPPING
THIS TRAFFIC, GOES INTO Eff
Feet MARCH IS.

An order has been issued to the Ell
feet that after March 18th the Sou
thern Express Company will not re-
ceiye jugs for shipment
This order deals the death blow TO
the jug trade which has been carried
on to such n large extent ever since
the first county went dry Thus what
petitions and memorials and every
other method thar could be devised
could not stop little order of the
cypress company stops as effectually
as if every jug was broken
Hereafter the bottle with an oc-
cass.onal barrel, viii be the means OF
euliycnmg things Whiskey win now
come to the city only in bottles en-
cascd ia square packages of coru,-
gated paste board without reading
matter Of any kind unless in special
cases where Dhe word books may
appear on them
The local Office OF the express
company continues to receive these
square packages OF yariug sizes. wiz
nothing TO indicate what their con
tents are except the shipping Label
showing that they came from outside
/ the state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
BUSINESS OF THE MEETING WAS
DISPOSED or IN RAPID
FIRE ORDER.
SEVERAL MATTERS CAME UP
Number Of Communications. Reports,
Etc. Were Received During
the Meeting.-A Full Account
OF the Session.

The city council held a record
breaking half hours meeting last
nisht 1t convened at 7:3o ana in
order 10 attend the G. G. and p
meeting. adjourned over at O'Clock.
uun 7:30 O'clock tonight During
the short session the following busi,
ness was transacted.
The Knights Of Pythias OF the city
asked for free licenses for the Jones
crniyal next week, conducted urder
p, thian auspices Granted ). H.
Bohne asked for "a cancellation OF his
plumbing license to take ont gem
eral dealers permit Referred to-
Taxes and Revenue committee John
3onzale asked for permit 10 cut away
an oak tree projecting ON the side
walk at his store corner Newcastle
and street Retired the public
Works committee.
The Toniiue Building aud Loan os-
sociation asked the right 10 redeem
New Town lot No 246S, sold at
tax sales. Taxes and tevuue.
A communication wa received from
the city council OF Rome asking
,hat the brunswick council i'm u
AQent go take corntol Of Ger
Nc service coporations from
rol OF the railroad commis-
t,,, n,o,,, =, +ba hands nf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
NOTICE

All members Of Brunswick Lodge
and all members Of our sister lodge.
Seaport. and all visiting brothers, are
earnestly requested to meet at the
hall at $3.50 a. m. March 13, TO at
tend the funeral of our departed
brother L. S Lotion from his resi-
dence.
X B. Harrison, c. L. Elliot,
n g. SecretarY
Brunswick Lodge No As. /. O. 0. r..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
MILEAGE BOOKS TO
Be HONORED BY
ALL ROADS
ONLY ONE OR TWO OF THE
LINES IN THIS TERRITORY
HAVE FAILED TO ENTER INTO
THE NEW AGREEMENT.

Chairman RichHdon of the South
eastern passenger Association. has
just issued full list of the roads
in this territory which will honor and
become parties to the new mileage
books of the Southern railway. With
the exception of the Cenrtal of Geor-
gia, the West Point Route, the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and St Louis, the
Western and Atlantic and the I.uois-
Vile and Nashville railroads. all Of
the roads win honor the new books
under certain conditions 1t it quite
probable that the roads that have de
clined to become parties will be com
PEELED to meet the new rates when
ever in competition.
The lines that VIII honor the 1000
mile books are as follows. The
Queen and Crescent Atlanta Bimlug-
ham & Atlantic, Atlantic Coast Line,
Seaboard Air Line, Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern, Charleston and
Wsetern Carolina. Georgia Suothern
and Florida, Mobile and Ohio. New
Orleans and Northeastern, Southern
railway Southern Railway in Miss,
issippi, Yazoo and Mississippi Valley,
Illinois Central and s. Louis and San
Fancisco (bstween St. Louis aud
Memphis oulyl
Nearly an the roads will De parties
10 both forms Of the new books-the
1000 INTERCHANGEABLE indiyidull mile
books at ? cents q mile, and the in
Interchangeable form book. good for
five members at ? cents IA mile
The new books will be honored by
the different roads that have become
parties to them at all stations south
of he OHIO and Potomac rivers aud
east Of the Mississippi river
It is extremely doubtful if the rate
clerks who have been in Atlanta for
the past three weeks viii be able
to compile q thrift for the new inter
state rates Of ~ cents within the
next two or three months, and for
that reason only supplement will be !
issued by April I, says the Atlanta
Journal
The new interstate rate has grown :
from a competitive rate with the
Southern railway to almost an unriy
al tariff, and this has necessitated an
extraordinary large amount of work.
Next Thursday March IS. the con
ference committee Of the Southeast
ern Passenger Association viii meet
in Atlanta at which time the party
rate announced by the Seaboard Air
Line at the llst meeting Of The com
mittee, will come up for discussion.
The roads have during the past two
weeks, and since the declaration Of
intention by The Seaboard. had the
party rate under consideration and
it is quite probable that other lines
viii file their declarations to com
pete with the party rate April T.
1t is understood that i'm addition TO
this question definite answers from
those which win put ia the inter
changeable mileage book viii also |
be received
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

LOW RATES OFFERED TO AUTO
MOBILE RACES.

Automobile races Savannah Ga.
March, 18th, and l8th 1905 The AT
iantl Birmingham and Atlantic Rail
road viii sell round trip tickets Bun-
sick and Savannah and return at
$3.50 account the above occasion
Dates Of sale Marh l7th and 18th,
with limit to return up 70 midnight
Of the goth
Can at Oglethorpe hotel to see
views Of the Savannah course.
Jos. G Ligeou G. A., Phone 2O4
j. a. Beckham, 7. A, Phone 115.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
sourHeRNs MANAGER HERE
& H. cookmen Spent Yesterday in
The City.

Il. II Goodman, man ger the
Southern railway. spent Yesterday is
The scity leaving last night for At
ianta
Mr. Goodman came down on his
private car Yesterday molnisg and
spent The day On business connecJed
with the Southern iii Brunswick Ha
spent the day visiting The local od-
cas and looking oyer tic prope ty Of
the company ia Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
LOW RATES To SAVANNAH

on account of the Automobile
Faces at Savannah the seaboard Air
Line railway will seH low rate ex-
cursion tickets, on March 18th and
18TH good returning until March, 20
Apply to nearest ticket agent Sea-
board for rates schedules and other
information
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
Some Fine Fruit.

the schooner Julia Elizabeth is
still moored at the wharves OF the
soutern Pine Company ana has on
hand very fine lot oil oranges and
ripe bananas which are being offer
cd at very low prices II you want
some fine fruit 80 down and take a
look at This lot.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
OFFICER LOTIONS FUNERAL

It viii Occur This Morning From
The Resi- idence.
The funeral Of Police Officer H. e.
Lotion who passed away at an ear
ly hour yesterday morning. VIII occur
this morning at 10 O'Clock from the
family residence, corner G and II
streets The funeral viii be IN
charge Of the Odd Fellows, Of which
lodge he was p membe"
The news of the death OF this
popular member Of Brunswick's po-
Bice force was received with much
regret and the bereaycd wife and
three young children have the sympa-
thy of maDy friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
ID erunswlcklan Here.

G. j. Shelverson, United States gov
ernment inspector of the Isthmian Ga
nal Commission, with headquarters
in Washington is spending a few days
in the city Mr.. shelverton resided
in BrunSwick when a mere boy and
was welcomed Yesterday by his many
old friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

Get DeWitts Carbolzed Witch Hazel
Salve-lt is healing, smoothing ane
cooling. 1t is good fos piles. Soid
by All Druggist
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
GETS
C. 6. 6 p. RAILWAY
.S24, 800 SUBSCIBED
IN JUST A HALF HOUR
BRUNSWICK BUSINESS OF CLASSES QUICK TO
RESPOND HALE THE AMOUNT NEEDED RAIs
IN a SHORT SUBSCRIBERS

The coming of the Georgia Coast
and Piedmont into Brunswick is now
a certainty beyond any question of
doubt. If there ever has been any
doubt of the fact that the line was
coming to this city then it was cer-
tally dispelled last might when a
la ge representative and enthusiastic
meeting of the business men of the
city was held at the city hall and in
less than one hour $4,000 in cash or
$lS.750 in bonds was subscribed to
wards the necessary $4,000 in cash
S9O,0d5 ot fifty per cent bonds
which the Georgia Coast and Pied
mont people want Brunswick to take
1t was a splendid meeting, in which
every shoulder was put to the Waecl
and united effort was made for
Brmawick an1 Brunswick alone.
The council chamber was crowded
when President Aiken, of the boa-d
OF trade called The meeting TO order
and announced its purposes revi w.,
ing the work. of the local committee
and rccountug the negotiations th
had been undet way here for several
days On motion, Capt Aiken W2s
named as chairman of the meeting,
and n, H. Ballard was requested 20
.act as secretary.
Mr.. Macksy Talks.
Chairman Aiken then pfesenod to
the meeting Donald Aiackay the well
known New Toft banker who is
the largest owner in the stock o1 fAe
Georgia Coast and Piedmont raiHotl
| Mr. Mckay made q splendid talk so
ling into the details OF the property
in question from its inception up ~
1.-THE present time He explained fai
iy tbe plan submitted to the lo"H
committee which provides for me
purchase on the part OF The people
Of Brunswick four per cent bonds
Of the construction company In .he
sum of $4,000 The bonds TO baar
interest al the r.tc of eight par sonf
dnrino ma actn,I rfo or t,a ioy,.e
mani ond on,u, - Ia ro5oor,,,l ~.
the company on basis Of eIeAly-
oyo ~. .ao+ uithin ,bro. ~ ,.
years or to be exchanged for the raq.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

MEET ME AT Thg L'ARioSA
AT 7:2o TONIGHT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

mdse D. w Krauss is back from
a business trip to Daien.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

Judge A d. Gale returns today
from ST. Mary's where he has been
attending Camden superior court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

when Capt James Risk, the genial
captain of the Mallory line ship
ComaL came across unsolicited, with
a subscription OF $500, the applause
was deafening and many Of those
who had previously contributed at
once increased their subscriptions
amid scenes of genuine enthusiasm
i S24,Soo Raised.
J When the subscription for the ey-
cning was closed. they aggregated
| the splendid sum Of s2430o or more
than halt enough required to close
! the deal
IN this connection many y cmir
citizens, deeply interested in the
move. who are ready and willing to
contribute. were detained from the
meeting last night, but will add their
subscriptions today. There are many
men in Brunswick who are willing to
invest the small sum Of SlOO in this
enterprise and the local committee
will call upon these citizens immc-
diately and give them an opportunity
to cid in the splendid work
Mr. Mackay talked most interesting
| ly to a representative Of the News
Like most men Of affairs he was
I careful in what he gave out for pub
| lication, but he stated shat he was
going back to New York and make
the effort Of his life 70 begin work
on the extension In sixty DAYS He
| says Brunswick is a pncky live liz
,He city and he hn''ens hef energy
and hr progressive people VIE yet
, make her q great city
The local subcommittee, consisting
Of f d Aiken F d NJ Swaehan,
| Albert Fendis and r r Hopkins ass
I well as the members of the board of
trade and the general committee.
have All worked indefatigably for this
enterprise and now that they have
practically landed it, they deserve
the commcndalon and congratula,
lion Of the people Of Brunswick
Nessrs Mackay and Wilson viii re-
turn TO New York this morning, hay.
ing spent Yesterday in DaIien and
they win carry with them very fay
ora0le Impressions Of Brunswick and
her energetic business men.