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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26
Telegramy zagraniczne

Belgrad, &c marca. - Ksiazs
jerry, serbski nastepca tronu,
zrezygnowal ze swych praw ma
stepstwa na tronie serbskim z
tego powodu, re prasa zwrociia
sic przeciwko MENU niezwykie
ostro, posadzajac go Przyczy-
nienie sic do smierci jednego z
jego sflzacych, nazwiskiem Ko-
lakowicz. w liscie do premiera
Novakowicza tiomaczy ks. Jerry,
re raczej wolf posunac sic do tego
kroku, anizeli pozostawac pod "a
rzutem zamordowania swego S}u-
gi, re ze swa rezygnacya tract
wszystkie specyalne przywileje i
uprawnienia, jake posiadal jake
nastepca tronu. Oswiadczyl on
jeszcze, re gotow jest wyjechae
ma diuzszy czas "a granice.
Zdaje sic. re serbski nastspca
tronu abdykowal, ME pytajac sic
przedtem nikogo o rade, nawet
swego ojca, krola Piotra, ktory o
fakcie dowiedzial sic dopiero cd
premiera. LudnoSc okazuje zado-
wolenie powodu tego wydarze-
MIA spodziewa sic, re niesympa-
tyczny ksiaze zupeinie sic usunie
z areny publicznej.
Wieden, 26 marca. - Nadcho-
dzace tn urzedowe depesze
stwierdzaja wiadomoSc, re serbski
ksiaze jerry istotnie zrezygnowai
ze swych praw do tronu. Siycha6
nawet, re ksiaze uciekl juz kra-
in, podczas gdy inne doniesienie
opiewa, ze swych praw do korony
zrzeld sic na rzecz miodszego bra
ia Aleksandra
Belgrad, 26 marca. - Rada mi
nistrow oSwiadczyla, re premier
ME byl kompetentny do przyjmo-
wanna abdykacyi ks. Jerzego Z
godnoSci nastepcy tronu wogole
jakiegokolwiek komunikatu cd
niego, poniewaz tenze mogl jedy-
ME do swego ojca = krola z
czem$ podobnem apelowac.
Premier zatem odeSle list na-
stepcy tronu i doradzi mu, wprost
do kr6la zwrocie sic ze swym "a
miarem.
SAuzacy, kt6rego smierc miaia
nastqpic why lsiecia, umari W
zesziym tygodniu w szpitalu z
powodu wewnetrznych uszkodzeh
po uprzedniem dokonaniu ma MIN
operacyi. Lekarze podczas auto
psyi stwierdzili, re smierc nasts'
piia skutkiem wewnetrznego mad
werezenia sic, spowodowanego
upadkiem ze schodow.
Prasa GAIA opinia publiczna O.
twarcie wystapila obwinieniem
przeciw nastepcy tronu, jemu
przypisujac Smierc tego cziowie-
ka. Poniewaz Gala sprawa ME daia
sic zataie grozila skandalem,
ksiale postanowii abdykowac.
Sam siuzacy Kolakowicz miai
zreszta pred smiercia obwiniae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26
Robert A. Schmidt, zabity prezy'
dent firmy kontraktOrskiej.

choc stan jej ME pogorszyl sic W
ostatnich dniach, ale ciagly ME
powstrzymany niczem upadek si}
chorej grozne powoduje oba-
wy. Modrzejewska cierpi ma cho-
robe nerkowa Bright'a, do ktorej
przyiaczylo sic ostatnimi czasy
cierpienie ma serce.
Vincennes, Ind, 26 narca. =
Zrnarla til wczoraj pani Russell
Culberston wskutek otrucia kwa-
sem karbolowym; jak donosili-
smy wczoraj znaleziono ia W szo-
pie poza jej domem rlieszkalnyn1
nieprzytomna, a gdy ja, ocucono,
opowiedziaia, re pewna kobieta z
jakims mezczyzna wlali jej w gar
dio kwas karbolowy zwiazali
jej szyje sznurem. Zastosowano
natychmiast srodki ratur,kowe, ale
te juz ma niewiele sic zdaiy: otru-
ia - umarla. MAJ zmariej jest
zamoznym buchalteren firmy
,,Kiemyer Lumber Co." w Law
renceville, ILL.,; ozena On sic z
nieboszczka ledwie rok temu ko-
chai ia bardzo, jest tez po jej tax
okropnej snlierci prawdziwie
zrozpaczony. - Policya jest juz
ma tropie zbrodniarzy: stwierdzo-
no przedewszystkiem, re. moty-
wem zbrodni byla zazdrosc, ze
Culberstonowa otrzyrHaia caiy
szereg listow pogrozkani, po-
chodzacych cd pewnej kobiety
znanej dobrze cafej familii Culber-
ston6w, a kt6ra szalenieNkochaia
sic w mezu nieboszczki. w cza-
sic kiedy Culberston sic zenii,
odgrazaia sic kobieta ia, re zabije
siebie i jego, obecnie widocznie
zmienila plan swoj j wywarla
zemste ma mlodej niewinnej ko-
biecie. Zbrodniarka - ktorej ma
zwiska telegramy ME podaja =
z1likneia po zbrodni, ale policya
ma nadzieje wnet ia schwytae,
jak r6wniez tajemniczego jei po-
mocnika.
Nowy York, &c marca. = 'Pade-
rewski zerwai umowe w sprawie
kilku koncertow, jake til miai
dac jeszcze i wyjezdza W najbliz-
szych dniach do Europy; podo-
bno jego cierpienie reumatyczne
w prawem ramieniu pogorszylo
sic "a rada lekarzy bedzie mu-
siai Paderewski przestac grac ma
czas dIuzszy.
Guthrie, Okla, 26 marca. = w
poblizu Hickory Settlement, "a
mieszkiwanego wyiacznie prawie
przez murzynow, przyszio do
krwawej waMSi strzelaniny po-l
miedzy gromada murzynow, q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26

stwowych, a jezeli w nocy, to
przez zapalenie lamp kolorowych.
Procz tego stoja w pogotowiu
dziala, ktore grzmotem salw oznaj
mia narodowi, czy sic narodzil
ksiaze, czy ksiezna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26

ksiecia, IL tenze zadal mu niebez-
pieczne obrazenia cielesne.
Wedle konstytucyi serbskiej
abdykacya ksiecia moze tylko cd
parlamentu uzyskac sankcye.
Berlin, &c marca. - Depesza z
Belgradu do ,,Lokal Anzeigera"
donosi, re ksiaze Aleksander, dru-
gi syn krola, stanowczo sprzeci-
viii sic przyjeciu nastepstwa tro-
nu po swym starszym bracie.
Weiden, 26 marca. = MiniStro-
vie austro : wegierscy odbyh o.
statnio tajna sesye pod przewo-
dnictwem nastepcy tronu, arcyks.
Franciszka Ferdynada, Postano-
will wystosowanie nastepnej noty
dla Serbii odroczyc na pozniej,
gdyz slychac, re we Wiedniu o.
kazuja che6 przychylenia sic do
Projektu, uczynionego przez An
glie Rosye W interesie Serbii.
Pred rozpoczeciem sesyi mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, baron
v. Aehrenthal, miai audyencye u
cesarza, ktory wobec ministra
miai sic oswiadczyc "a utrzyma-
MEM pokoju, wypowiedziawszy
sic w ten sposob: ,,Nie chcemy
wcale wojny, chociazby jej unika-
ME mia}o zadac clos powadze
Austro Wegier".
Telefoniczne doniesienia ze
Semlina w Slawonii, twierdzy po-
lozonej naprzeciw Belgradu, ka-
"a sic domyslac, re abdykacya
serbskiego nastepcy tronu nasta-
pila wskutek odkrycia spisku
przyjaci6} ksiecia ma zycie krola
Piotra.
Tutaj So tego zdania, re sytua-
eva znacznie sic poleszyla.
Petersburg, 26 marca. = Wyz-
sly sad wojenny zatwierdzA
wczoraj % wyrokow smierci, kto-
re zostaly wydane ma politycz-
nych przestepcow. Pietnastu deli
kwentow pozostaje we wiezieniu
W Irkucku, gdzie sic mieli dopu-
scic buntr, przyczem jednego
straznika zabili. w pierwszym
procesie oSrniu obwinionych u
wolniono, lecz wyzszy sad wyrok
ten obalii zasadzil wszystkich
szesnastu ma smierc; jedna kobie-
ia, kt6ra nalezala do liczby pod
sadnych, zdoiaia w miedzyczasie
uciec.
Dalej wydano jeszcze wyrok
smierci na dwie osoby w Kijowie,
dwie w Saratowie po jednej W
Charkowie, Ufie, Proskurowie,
Jekaterynoslawiu Moskwie, ra-
zem w jednym dniu 81 wyrokow
smierci.
Petersburg, 26 marca. = Nomi-
nacya generala porucznlka Su-
chomlina, szefa sztabu generalne-
go, ministrem wojny, w miejsce
generasa Ruedigera jest juz fax
tenn dokonaym General Sucho-
Min byi poprzednio general-gu-
bernatorem Kijowa jako woj-
skowy cieszy sic wielkiem uzna-
MEM rzadu.
Rzyrn, 26 marca. - Znalezie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26
Porada bezpiatna.

- Ach doktorze, dobrze 4e cis ~
tykan. Poradz mi co ma katar.
= Nos pan chustke do nosa.
- Czy wystarczy?
= Jak ME starczy jedna, nol %
.dwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26
PlATEK, DNIA 26-Go MARcA, 1900 RoKU.

ME QWOCn nOInD na leoLSIl
przedmiesc Rzymu wczoraj rano
wywoialo wielka sensacye. Mia
nowicie znalezli ia dwaj chlopcy,
ktorzy ME zdajac sobie sprawy
re znalezionych przedmiotow,
swem nieostroznem obchodzeniem
sic doprowadzili bomby do eks-
plozyi, przyczem sami odniesli
niebezpieczne rany talk, 'ze ich "a
brano do szpitala.
Przypuszczaja tu, re bomby
pochodza Cd anarchistow, ktorzy
prawdopodobnie przygotowywali
sic do zamachu z okazyi Przed-
wczorajszego otwarcia parlanaen-
tn, lecz ME majac odpowiedniej
do tego sposobnosci, bonrby po-
tenn porzucili. Aresztowano dwoch
mlodych ludzi, ktorzy sic znajdo-
wall w poblizu miejsca wybuchu.
Okaza}o sic, re tylko jedna
bomba eksplodowala a wybuch
drugiej spowo1owali pozniej u
myslnie policyanci. Obie byiy ma
pelnione dynamitem odlamkami
zelaza. Eksplozya tych bomb
wsrod tIumu sprowadziiaby ME
chybnie fatalne skutki.
Paryz, 26 marca. - w tutej-
szych kolach rzadowych panuje
to przekonanie, re sytuacya ma
Baikanie w ostatnim czasie zna-
cznie sic zaostrzyla re najbllzsze
dnie rozstrzygna, czy bedzie woJ-
ma czy pokoj.
Posredniczace daznoSci Wiel-
kiej Brytanii, Francyi i Rosyi.
podjete celem pokojowego zala-
twienia austryacko serbskiego
przesilenia, chybily podobno celu,
wiec oczekuja tn, re podwojna
monarchia przesle Serbii ultima
tum. Me watpia tez w to, ze Au-
strya niebawem wysle swa armie
mad granice serbska, jezeli zgBel-
gradu ME otrzyma wymaganeJ
odpowiedzi.
Francuski yEclair" donosi, re
urlopowani francuscy oficerowie
ma wschodniej granicy zostali po-
wolani do swych oddzialow ma
powrot. Minister wojny bowiem
dodaje, re ze wzgledu ma niepe-
VIVA sytuacye europejska Fran
cya takze musi zachowac wick
sza ostroznosc. Rad francuski
podal do wiadomosci, re Rosya
bezwarunkowo uznala aneksye
Bosni Hercogowiny i wyraza
nadzieje, re bar. Aeherenthal ME
bedzie sic dla tego samego po-
wodu sprzeciwal serbskiej nocie,
sformuiowanej przez w. Bryta-
ME, Francye Rosye.
Berlin, 26 marca.&- w parla-
mencie niemieckim zanosi sic ma
powazne przesilenie powodu
ciagle piekacej s2rawy uzdrowie-
MIA finansow panstwowych, W
kt6rej to kwestyi 2 gl6wne stron-
Meta bloku rzadowego ME moga
dojsc do porozumienia. Pesymi-
Sci przewiduja nawet upadek
bloku, gdyby sic Rad musiai u
cieknac do poparcia centrum ka-
tolickiego, ktorem Cd ostatnich
wyborow zerwal wszelkie stosun-
XII. Kontrowersya ia mialaby IA
talny skutek dla zachwianego o.
becnie stanowiska kanclerza RE
sly, ks. Buelowa, ktorego wpiy-
wy cesarza partya dworska i tax
chce oddawna podkopac. Kompe-
tentne czynniki prowadza ma ra-
zie wytezona prace zakulisowa,
aieby tlniknac niepozadanego roz-
lamu partyi rzadowych, lecz ME
wiadomo, czy sic wysi}ki te po-
wioda. -.
Bordeaux, 26 marca. - Cypria-
no Castro, byly prezydent Wene-
zueli, przybyl juz tn z Paryza i
dzisiai wsiada ma -okret ,Guade-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-26
KT6|eWiCz SerbskiJerzy Rezy-
gnuje znastepstWa tTonu.
Austrya ME chce wojny!
pOgOsH spIsku na les krta Serhf, Plota, 81 Hyokox
smisre " dniu
Nowy minister wojny rosyjski'
Bomby znalezione w Rzymie.
Francya sytuacyi Bafkahskiei. Parlamentu nie-
mieckiegO.
HoLANDYA WYCzEKUJE NAsTEPCY TRoNU.

Kongresu Legatury Sukcey suchych Indiana po
sprawy diecka Samobojstwo mioner
Modrzeewskiei Paderewki oezdza IaJennicza
negrami snliafa sztuczka
bandycka. Strajk tramwaowy Flipnaci upadL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22
PENDLETON SCHOOLS
ARE ACCREDITED

The Pendleton high school and the
Pendleton Academy are both listed as
accredited schools by the University
Of oregon according to the following
dispatch from Eugene:
There are 46 preparatory schools In
Oregon which the University Of Ore
gon recognizes as accredited high
schools and from which institutions
a graduate student can enter the state
university without passing entrance
examinations. An accredited high
school is one which has four-year
course, with at least nine months
school each year, and with subjects as
catalogued in the state high school
course. Following are the accredited
high schools Of the state: The high
schools Of Eugene, Wallowa, Central
Point, Bend, Harvey County; Cottage
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

expenditure is the economy of time
and force in transportation between
farm and market, enabling the grow
ers to take advantage of fluctuations
in buying and selling, as we'll as en-
hancing the value of real estate.
"It is estimated that the average
annual loss from poor roads is 76
cents an acre, while the estimated av-
erage increase resulting from improv-
ing all the public roads Is 50. The
losses in five years would aggregate
S2,432 for every section of land, or
more than enough to improve two
miles of public highway. The neces-
sity of good roads is, obvious, as it
would enhance the value of each Sec
ton of land about $500, or more
than double the estimated cost of two
miles of improved highway, which
constitutes the quota of 640 acres of
land.
Value of Forests.
"The value of our forests was never
better appreciated than today With
in the arid and semi-arid portions
of the western states nearly 124,OOO,-
600 acres are covered with woodland,
of value for fuel, fence posts and
other purposes essential to the sue
cess of the farmers. There also 97,-
900. 900 acres covered with heavy for
ests having commercial value for tim
Der and logs for saw mills, also hum
dreds of thousands of acres of timber
lands in other parts of the United
States. Reforestration and conserva-
ton of the vast resources are neces-
sary to provide future generations
with timber and lumber supplies. The
government is expending large am
cunts of money every year to protect
its forests from fires, yet expert lum-
bermen say that more standing timber
is destroyed by flames annually than
is converted into merchantable lum-
ber by the saw mills"
Mr.. Hooker said it is likely that his
resolution will be presented to the
various interests of the irrigation con-
gress for discussion and will after
ward be incorporated in a memorial
to the United States congress. 1t Is
also proposed to have a large dele
CATION, composed Of representatives OF
every state and territory in the Union,
push the measure for adoption. The
work Of enlisting the support Of the
people interested in the various pro-
jects will be taken up Immediately
after the close of the irrigation con-
gress with the view to concerted ac-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

Grove, Ashland, Bay CITY, Baker City
Athena, Astoria, Albany, Wheeler
County; Hood River, Grants Pass, JEFF
ferson, Pendleton, Parkplace, Oregon
City, North Bend, Marshfield, Lake.
view. Lebanon, La Grande, klamath
County; Roseburg, Salem, Silverton,
Springfield, st. John, The Dalles, TIL
lamook, Woodburn, and the Lincoln
and washington High Schools of Port
land. In addition to the above high
schools are the Southern oregon Nor
NAL. Monmouth Normal, Pendleton
Academy, Allen Preparatory OF Port
land, Columbia University and Hill
Military Academy Of Portland, and
St. Heneln's Hall and ST. Mary's Aca-
DENY, both Of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

Spokane, Wash.-Arthur Hooker,
secretary Of the board of control OF
the National Irrigation congress, will
present a resolution for approval by
that organization at its seventeenth
session in Spokane, August to IA,
memorializing congress to issue 3 per
cent gold bonds, running 100 years,
to the amount of $5,0O0,0000,OO0, or
as much thereof as many be necessary
for the following specifis purposes:
One billion dollars for drainage of
overflowed and swamp lands, thus
reclaiming an area equal to 100000
square miles.
One billion dollars for the reclama-
ton by irrigation Of 100000 acres
of arid and semi-arid lands, now par
tly or wholly waste.
One billion dollars to construct and
improve deep waterways, to develop
thousands Of miles Of territory now
without adequate transportation IA
cilities.
One billion dollars for good roads
and national highways, for the lack Of
which the loss to the farm area Of the
United States is approximately $780,
100000, annually.
One billion dollars for forest pro-
lection, reforestration and conserva-
tion Of the forest recources, thus as
suring timber and lumber supplies for
centuries to come.
Gigantic Scheme of Development.
Give billion dollars is an enormous
sum- but It is no more than is actu-
ally required to carry out the gigan-
tic scheme in developing millions Of
acres Of land in various parts Of the
United States now absolutely worth
less" said Mr. Hooker in explaining
the plan. Congress will not be ask
ed to appropriate penny The re-
turns from the improvements would
pay off the bonds. The government
would simply act as banker, as 1t does
now for the various irrigation pro-
jects. The bond issue would provide
ample funds as required to carry out
the work in the several divisions, at
the same time giving the best possible
collateral to those investing in these
securities.
Government figures bear out the
statement that there Is enough good
land overflowed in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin. Kansas, Nebraska, Loisiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Mississippi 10
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

make an area as large as the state
OF Missouri, or more than 44,OOO,OOO
acres, while in the eastern, centrol,
and western states there is more than
as much more. or about 100,000,000
acres in all. At a conservative esti-
mate of S25 an acre. the sale of this
reclaimed land would justify the eX-
penditure of S2,5OO, 100000, or $50 per
cent more than is required to drain
it. This land would support from
100000 to 100000 population.
Land Available for Irrigation.
Approximately 4O,000,00O acres of
lands in western and southwestern
states are adapted to irrigation, which
if reclaimed at an average cost of S25
an acre, would be worth not less than
5000 an acres or a total of $S,00O,OO0,-
600, and provide homes for more
than 100000 persons. TIE econo>
mic value of irrigation cannot be
measured in dollars and cents, but
crops from $500 to $1,000 an acre are
not rare in the irrigated districts.
There are already 100000 acres
under irrigation and the Reclamation
Service estimates it will have re-
claimed 100000 acres, at cost not
exceeding S7O,OO0,OOO, before the
close of 1911.
"The construction and improvement
of the deep waterways required to
provide better and cheaper transpor-
tation facilities is, believe, a 100 per
cent investment, from the fact that
two-thirds of the bulky freight could
be shipped by water routes, at cost
to the shipper of not more than one
sixth of the present rail rates. The
importance of this becomes apparent
when it is remembered that the food
question is becoming a world prob
lem
"The state of New York is expend-
ing $101, 100000 to enlarge the Erie
canal and S100,000,000 is the amount
required to improve the Missouri
river from point 40 miles west Of
Yellowstone park to where it meets
the Mississippi river, 2,547 miles. Then
there is the projected waterway from
Lake Michigan to the Gulf of Mexl-
co and scores Of others necessary to
cheap and better transportation ia
cilities. Millions of dollars will be
saved annually to the people Of the
United States by the completion Of
these works.
1.-THE maintenance Of the greatest
water way in the world, composed OF
the Great Lakes, on which the gov
ernment of the United States has ex-
pended more than S90,000,000 for
harbors and connecting channels, pre-
sents an argument in favor of the
scheme to develop thousands Of miles
Of territory in the Missouri and other
valleys The other projects outlined
in the foregoing are Of equal If not
greater Importance, and with proper
backing they can be carried out sue
cessfully.
Value OF Good Roads.
mo one questions the statement
that good roads have a high money
value to the farmers Of the nation,
and 1t may be said that this alone
is sufficient to Justify the cost Of their
construction as rapidly as practicable
under an efficient, economical and
equitable system Of highway improve
ment. The big points in favor Of this
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

Colds that hang on weakens the
constitution and develops into con-
sumption. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures persistent coughs that refuse to
yield to other treatment. Do not ex-
pertinent with untried remedies as de-
lay may result in your cold settling
on your lungs. Koeppen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

Lost in the mountains for three days
while tracking horses was the expert
ence of Roy Freeman, a Lake county
boy. While twisting and running on
the trail Of strayed horses he became
confused and was unable to find his
way. Search was instituted, resulting
in his being found in famishing con-
dition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

Many of our citizens are drifting
towards Bright's disease by neglecting
symptoms of kidney and bladder
trouble which Foley's Kidney Remedy
will quickly cure. Koeppen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22

For Rent-Unfurnished room In
East oregonian building; large and
cool; electric lights; bath on same
floor. Inquire this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-22
WANT BILLIONS
FOR RECLAMATION
REQUEST WILL COME FROM
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Government Will be Asked for Vast
Amount to be Used for Drainage,
Reclamation of Arid Areas, I'M
provement of Waterways-National
Highways will be Aided and Bill
lion Dollars go for Reforestration
and Timber Protection.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AT TIE GRAND TONIGHT.

Manager Finney announces the us
ual clever program of the latest mo-
ton pictures Tor tonight, when the
following new pictures win be shown:
the Empty Sleeve" is a war drama
depicting beautiful romantic love
story during the civil war.
He Couldn't Dance. But He Learn
ed" is d society comedy drama and
there is q laugh every minute.
Tender Cords" is melodrama
with very pathetic love story run
ming through it.
"The Masic Carpet" is a magic pic
ture full Of magnetism and is very in
teresting.
The above program, together with
the great Frihurgia orchestra will
give the patrons Of the Grand a very
pleasant evenings entertainment and
is hound to please all.
TIE season ticket prize contest is
drawing TO a close and all the can
d:dates are working very hard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24
METROPOLiTAN
ReStaur ant
seared With a "a 49,

or scaldad by overturned &ettle-cut
with q kntfe--bruised by slammed
door-injured ty gun or in any other
Way-the thing needed at once IS
Fucklen's Arnica Salye to subdue in
hammation and kill the pain. IT'S
earth's supreme healer, infallicle for
boils, Ulcers. fever sores, eczema and
pies 25o ct Roses Drug Store.
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PASTIME TONIGHT.

The pictures for tonight are all new
and the program will be one of the
best of the week.
''Noisy Neighbors" is very conf
cal reel, showing Just how much fuss
yoar neighbors can raise when they
want to.
The Lovers" is beautiful reel
and one of Pathe's latest subjects
"Headdresses Worn in Brittany
every lady in the city must see this
reel, as there are several haaddress-
ings worth taking note of
Hairless Hubby" is a picture that
will keep you in laughter the entire
time
Witches Secret" is splendid rec,
and one that will especially please
the little ones.
Against the Law" is ore Of Pathe's
best pictures and must be seen TIC
be appreciated
Don't forget the cash prize Of $1.oC
gwen away every night at 8. O'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24

Soda that The people like. The best
thar ian ne made and served al the
cleanest and BRIGHTEST tcurtain that
eX' SIS That's Tea~ring.o1's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24

In perfumes the important thine is
quality. Quality shows in the dainty
ooors Of Hudnut's sold at Fearing
toz'a.
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BootblacEs better Beware buying
backing 6efore big Jx and bottle
are seen al Na0ney {, Co.. for 10c.