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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07
January BrieAets..

JUN bOWucu - w tuc biSh ho
this week.
A. l. Owens, Of Mckenzie. va
here this week on business,
Leon Smith was in Memphis last
week.
Miss Rubye Fleming and Lizzie
Corum have returned to Lexington Il
school.
Mrs Ella Murrell is visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. Charles Scott, In
Louisville.
LOST-Pair nose glasses on chain
attached TO black button. Return
TO this Office. ltc
Well, what about the Hickman
Independent Home Telephone Col
Let's get busy.
We are forced to leave out some
newsy letters from our correspond
ents this week.
Born on December. Goth, TO the
wife Of Oscar Wigs, a nine and
half pound girl.
The infant child OF o. T. Salmon
and wife was on the sick list several
days last week.
Miss Frdnkye Reid has returned
from a visit to DR.. Seeley and fami-
ly at Louisville.
Clay Lewis. OF Cairo, was here
the first OF the week on business
with the Lee Line.
January 18th will be the anniver-
sary Of the birth Of the great South
ern hero, Gen. Lee.
The Ladies Aid Society. of the
Methodist Church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Reid.
Fulton Circuit Court will convene
in Hickman. Monday. Jan 18th. The
Courier will give the docket next
week.
Miss Lou Barry. OF New Madrid,
Mo-, is the guest Of her brother.
Will Barry, and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Buchanan.
The presidential electors for
Kentucky will meet at Frankfort
January II to certify the official vote
cast in Kentucky.
The litter daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Dodds. who has been
very i'll with membranous Group, is
reported getting we'll.
Saturday afternoon, from 2 80 to
S o'clock, Mrs. II. +. Remedy en-
tertained number OF young ladies
at five numbered. The decorations
we're in red. and effectively carried
out. Tiny red baskets, covered
with red crepe, and filled with candy
we're presented the guests as souve-
Mrs. A salad course was served.
Tiptonville, Tenn, where the
nigh, riders have been terrorizing
the people. had a pretty big fire a
few days ago. II was not much of
a fire when IL started, but when the
fire alarm was given, by firing guns
and pistols the citizens thought the
night riders we're shooting up the
town and kept indoors, with the re-
suit that several business houses
we're burned.
Auditor James has ordered a CON-
plete examination Of all the County
and Circuit Clerks Offices in the
State. and sent out a letter introduce
ing to the Clerks the expert examin-
ers who will be sent out from the
Auditors Office. Wen bet dollars
to doughnu,s that everything will
come right up to the scratch in Full
ton county. Its a way Tommie and
Wess have of doing things.
The Board Of Supervisors of Full.
ton County is in session at the
Court House this week. adjusting
the assessment Of Fulton County tax
payers for the year 1909. The
board consists Of |. G.. Felts, J.
c. Roper. X. Z. Kelley. J. c. Law
son. +. c. Carter, w. c. Johnson
and ]. X. Anderson. They will re-
turn Jan. Is TO hear causes why
som assessment should not be
raised.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07
Postal Orders.

The postofice department has
lately sent out some orders of inter-
est
Until quite recently a postage
stamp that was half with the letter
writer was good enough to take the
missive on through the mails, but
such stamps are not good any more.
Under order recently passed by
the department a stamp that is multi
lated in the slightest degree is
worthless, and this is a fact that
should be remembered by every
body.
BY the terms of the new order, if
a corner be torn off. no matter how
small, or the stamp be mutilated in
any way. II can not be used. Al
letters bearing such stamps will be
held at the postofhce two weeks for
recovery and at the end OF that time
il not claimed. will be sent to the
dead letter office.
Another phase Of the order is also
interesting. Permission is given in
dividuals to perforate the stamp
they use with reasonably small in
strument for identification purposes.
Such step is intended to prevent
the sending of anonymous letters OF
the theft or mutilation of private
mail of any nature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07

On Monday afternoon, of last
week. Miss Lily Hubbard entertain
ed the members Of the Bachelor
Girls club and the l. 7. Club girls.
The color scheme was red, and was
effectively carried out. Progressive
raffles was played. Red Carnations
we're presented the guests as souve.
Mrs. Refreshments Of salad course
ices in red mints and nuts we're ser
we'd.
Arc lampsi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07
Quarterly Report

-ofthe Farmers 4 Merchants Bank at
Dec, 1903;
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07
LIABILITIES


LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In, I'm cash .... q 5000 u
surplus Fund mediterranean. 1900 o.
Undivided profits. ......... ........ M
que depOsltOfs as follows, VIZ
deposits subject 70 check
Ton Which interests not - -
paid l...................... lid14O u
deposits subject TO check
lon winch interest ~ PAID OU
''r s,,,ni,s ,,s, s,hI,.n ILL.,
$3.50 vi III, ""'0" '"'o' A M
T,ra., - ca pii1 .,,,...', ~, 10
III, vi ~, ~, a. y,,,as
~, III, r"'0" '"'o' A a.
c. ~, ~ pn a,i,. .'''''-''''' N .o
NM M, onai nns a,,l nj
nue s,asa Ia,,Ls - nanLers a M
Dne trnst comm, ME. o IN
Clashierss cbecks outstandtng % mi
Bills re-discounted' ..-.''.,-',,.. OO
Unpaid dividends 100
Capital Stock not paid. .........OW
rrpptpNtpNrApy
~. "
OF any stockholder, person, com
pany or nrm Including IN the
ihbllty o. tine company OF nrm
members thereof directly or In
directly, III such Indebtedness ex-
ceeds ~ per cent OF capitaI STOCK
mount OF surplus ofthst bank 900
Highest amount OF indebtedness
OF any director or officer, n the
amount OF such indebtedness ex-
tai stock of hand. .Oo
any person. company or firm. in
ci,iding IN The iiahiiitv ~ the arm
ne sn,nnanv tba IiahiItty ~ ths
tnaiyid1,sI ,,.,eha thsraof e.
coed ~ per cent OF paid-up capl-
tai ana actual surplusY.... mo
Amount of last dividend 10. .tl6OO.DO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-07

Order the Courier today,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
90 0 II E m 0 Il b.


Wds auf ben SSluren Ii6 nun erg0bet
8ei 9lumenbuft uno @9dlmeientlang,
5lblt neueroings I'M t~iefiten 9er3en
unbe3ipinglt4en 2iebesordng.
Mein Nahbar ieIbit, Der bobeim Ii9
peri4liebet,
aam aud ntht nit gan5 beiler Saut
odrauS
Gr re4nst gum 3eitoertreib nur mebr
Die 3inIen
Bon Der Witgift Idmmtlider Stabts
i6Dnen aus.
5r. g iibringer.
9 Of iittelretme.
Wenn ibm bic Sonne brennt gu beib
ms Qntlib,
Damn fdbrt Der 9err auf ieinen tiiblen
2anbiib.
Sot man am 46eno idner ge3e4t,
Siblt mar ii9 morgens iebr ge'
i6pG6t.
.Sier," Ipru9 Der MlaIsr, .biss III
meme Sadie,
limb tpas Sic briiben Ieben, baS 1t
feline Wiads."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Sic 6 pibcme.

Der S9ul3e erbGlt bpn Der gebDrod
Elm neutrality-suspicious., bab i'm
Ra6barborie etne Gptoemie du8ge6ros
den iei. Gr m0ge Gorge trugen, Dab
ni6t in Ieinen Srt TONNE. ais er
Dies geleIen, iaSt er gum poIi3iiten:
rGrtunbtgit Did bait NAL, pie 10 q
@pi6mie auSI9aut, unb giebIt isin OBJ
a6t, baB Iie net in uniern Srt
fpmmt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
6erSinfnII-

9iener bes iungen Irates: Bun
slaubte ids Defenders Idlau ansefan'
gen gu baben, als beut' enoli9 Der erite
Patient fommt. uno perited' ieinen
9ut, berpeil i'd ben Oottor aus benz
Wirtbsbaus ruff! 49,. "a lit er ins
5piidsn bod fortgegungen unb fat benz
9ottor ieinen Sonntagsbut Indigenous
men unb ben paletot obenbrein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

nWie bat ii6 Oenn Define Ssiratb
Ieri4lagen -. bus mar oo4 i4on als
les perfett9'
nSa, mir 6aben INNER peniser 5us
'ummengepdbt -. iie bate peniger
Mit9ift, ais iie mir geiagt, unb i4
nebr SdulOen ais i'd t6r ein9eitanz
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
g d. il tteIreim E.

g d iitteIretme.
Gin Redtsanndlt ipirb balo i'm
lleberI6pange leben,
2GBt er pro5ei1e mOsIi3it LANCE
i9pebsn.
Vel Maler bat nit feinem Bib bic
Wanb peridanbelt,
Drum bat iein gutter 3uf iid iebt in
S9anb' perpanbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Il IN 9efdtteIt.

r9ente Dir, bieIer @Iel bon S3eis
5enIebrer 9iebt mir tbatid4Ii9 teine
5tunoen mebr! Gr iagt, i'd piiroe ME
IN meinem 2eben apei ri9tige Stride
MAIDEN tDnnen."
nQ9! - unb pas ma9it 0u ieBt?"
,9lun - i'd male"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

Ouft.
8 atnb, in aae 3eit
0ergsF' 0ein Nort i9 ME,
W}it benz 0u mid seriibrt,
&ann 8ir's nidt iagen pie.
Wir trcnnten urs, g mar ipdt,
8iel ipGtsr als ~ge9laubt.
8a belt i9 Did mir nab
: limb taBte cart Dein 9aupt.
8 Defines Saarss Quit.
Oh 9olbc, i4enf mir i'm!
ga = buffet benn mein Sdar9
Sd Dab ia ni4ts oarin."
g. Sirius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
8 ebbafte c.

Sntel: rRun, bat benz paulden bas
Bilberbu4 5reube semadt, bas id ibm
gu ieinsm geitrigen @eburtstage 9ez
fdentt babs9"
Batter: r9epib, er aerreibt es ge>
tabe!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Ser fIetnere0 erIu It.

r2aBt bic Mdbre luufen!" iugte Der
pf~erbebGnoler pitta, als linn feline
eleroeI tie Srade bur6gegangen mar.
o9sbt lisfer bierber ins 9ras uno
iudt, ba bat lie Elm neues !Sufeiien bets
lprenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

@rfIdrt. - .6euer giebt'8 fat
III jeocr StroBe Snfluen5a IT iriiber
fannie man oo6 Oieie S%ranfbcit. bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

gar nidt!" - nSo, g bat iif aud
I'M borigen Sabre bei ms II ueuer
ar5t nieoergelalien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
0 + E m E,

sd fiible 10 mas pie Snipiration,
-. po lit benn Der 8ogen peiBes
Papier, Der porbin bier Iog?"
6ruu: n9a babe i6 Sir Ipeben elm
8orbemo oraus gemd4t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
90 Drtti@ befoI9t.

.Sette, baden sic mein SAreiben
benz 4r5t iibergeben?"
.Nein, er mar nift gu SauIe; i'd
fdnb bic S6iire 9eI9loRen!"
sd iaste S9nen bod, Sic iolten
uuf feline Qntunft parten!"
Sang ri4tig! Dort bing aber elm
3ettel: &ebre iOfort 3uriid! mas i'd
unperaiiali4 that!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
g 4 Of q.

Gait: nSerr Dirt6, tuas 1T bonn
base Der Saienbraten trabt ia 10 i'm
6alIe2!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
9 6 il tteIret NJ E.

Oft I9lagsn in bic 2eier 3pst -
0as ReIultat lit 5ipeierlet.
ST. beimipGrts forfeit Wamperf fin
@r NOD Elm leBtes Stamperl piQ.
Den Bauer faBt ne Riefsnputb,
Weim man auf ieinen WieIsn ru9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
@om QbreiBtatenb.r.

Grit i'm Sturm erfennen mir ben
Rei3 Der Rube, etIt in Der Bremoe ben
3auber Der 6eimdt6.
(8artoffeIiuppe. @efii1te Rtnoer'
bruit, WtrIinq nit SalStartoffeln.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

g6tbeilung, boB Sic 6ur Nuno aif'
iperrcn, ais mare er cine 9allon-
ballet"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

&aernenbo + G. In.
terofii5ier: Sum &uduf, Wiiaer,
mir iino bod nibt IN ser 2uitibifier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

so bel 8neumotifS, Serr 9irct.
tor? Sic bo6en pobl cine 0aueriabrt
Dor iid)?"
D8epabrel 0rei neile Site bnbe ih
meiner Srau ioeben faufen miilien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
eberhebI IN q.

.ges, 9u, mas iiG bic 9srt6a elm
bilbet, ieitoem ie nit benz aebrer pers
bsiratbst 1T! Sect i@reibt ie Ipgar
I4cn ortbographii9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
s 0 d. oeuti6 d.

@irgI (im Streit NIT einem
vStaotfrod"): - Sic iheinen aud)
elmer BON oencn ST iein Die - mas
- !penn sic - uno ocrgIci6en =
nIsonu 90 bait oanc in Del
8iioqe!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
i9 babe bon per{9iebe.

S6 bab' idon auf Der S9nelle @ngit.
0a 0u i4on oft bic Gle i9tpangit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

GrflGrt. - SEER: sd babe
Sri. Srmguro nod nie laden geiebcu
iie bat luobl cincn lebr ernileu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

pDie TRACE ia beim, bas IinO
nGmIt4 bic ein5igen Neien, Dor pelz
hen meme S9piegermuma nod Rez
Ipett bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

G6nrofter2"- Suuge Tdme GSrem.
bin Srm1aro'S): nGoS meniger, a6er
idIedte 3dbue!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

- nWas ma9it 9u benin nit ben
Maitdfern, bic 8u ba 9eIammslt
ba it2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

Ea6e CUR Geiie im's AusIanb be-
lprst &. Raine, Nr. 413, Gft.Salti.
msrslraRe, uabe GDiiSm 5Sxie Ase.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
FIRE ALARM BOXES
WILL ALL Be
CHANGED
NUMBER ARE TO BE DIVIDED IN
TO WARDS AS SOON AS CHANGE
CAN BE MADE-ALL or THE
PRESENT BOXES WILL BE
GIVEN NEW NUMsERS.

All of the fire alarm boxes are to
be changed. and while the people viii
have to study he numbers for a
short time, after they are changed
they win all no doubt approve OF the
changes.
A resolution providing for the
changes was introduced by Mayor
Hopkins last night and was passed
Under the resolution the boxes will BE-
divided into wards ana it will be muc3,
easier for a person in any section Of
the city TO tell in which direction 4
fire may be although he may not know
exactly where the box sounded is To-
Gated
The change provides that all boxes
in the FIRST ward shall be from No.
to No. 10 all in wGtd two shall be
from 10 to 20. all in ward three from
80 to 40. and those in ward four from
40 to so
BY this new system OF mmbernS
il will be possible for person TO
tell in which ward . fire is located
the minute the alarm is sounded. A.
present there is no rule Of numbering
the boxes by wards, ard, inasmuch as
very little expense viii he necessary
to make the change it is considered
an excellent one
It is also provided that all OF the
smaller numbers shall be along the
bay that is to say The FIRST number
in each ward viii he located along
the west OF the city The city engi
neer will begin on the changes at
once aud the locations and numbers
OF the new boxes will he published as
soon as the changes are made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
NO CHANGE MADE
I'M THE LIMITS
NEAR BEER SALOONS CAN OPER.
ATE AT THEIR PRESENT
LOCATIONS.

Near-beer dealers gho have been
afraid that council was going to force
them from their present locations by
en- ordinance introduced at the lasr
meeting of council, limiting the loca-
tion of these places to certain dis
trict in the city viii feel somewhat
relieved this morning when they learn
that they can continue to operate at
their present stand pnder their IL
censes for the present year
The ordinance introduced by Alder
man Taylor providing that these sa-
looms be confined to certain terri
tory, was Withdrawn last night, while
another ordinance, introduced by AID
erman Leo, was passed. This ordi-
nance fixes the same limits for near
beer saloons as was in force when
whisky was sold in the city. viz, be-
tween London and/F streets and be-
tween Bay and tM western boundary
Of Newcastle streets. There are now
several near-beer saloons outside OF
this district, but they will be permit
ted to continue at their present stands
until next year No license, however.
will be issued for a saloon during the
remainder of this year except within
the district named.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
BOND ELECTION IS
SURE To Be
CALLED
HUNDREDS OF NAMES WILL BE
ATTACHED TO PETITION WHEN
1T is PRESENTED TO COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS FOR ACTION.
MANY TAXPAYERS FAVOR PLAN

When the county commissioners
hold their next meeting they will be
presented with mammoth petition
requesting them 10 call a bond elec-
ton to secure funds to assist ia
building the trestle across the Alta
maha river; in fact, it is believed that
the names of such large number of
taxpayers will be signed to the petit
ton that it is now almost an assured
fact that the commissioners will at
once call the election.
One or two of these petitions, in the
hands of few business men, have
been circulated over the city since
Tuesday night, and although three o.
four hundred taxpayers and voters
have been presented with it, less than
a half dozen have refused to sign it,
1t is the intention of those WHO have
the matter in charge to have signed
TO the petition when it is presented,
more than two-thirds of the qualified
voters of the country, which would not
only mean that the commissioners
would call the election, but like~ise
tllb SuCCe0S Ol lu6 GieClIOh WuutG b6
assured.
The people generally seem to reals
ize that the construction of this bridge
will mean two great things for Bauns-
wick and Glynn county First, it prac
tically assures the extension of the
Georgia Coast and Piedmont railroad
to Brunswick, opening up new ami
prosperous section 70 this port, and
second it means that Brunswick viii
be on a new automobile speedway to
be constructed between Savannah AMI
Jacksonville, which will bring through
this city dozens OF automobile par
ties.
AS stated above, there is now bur
little doubt about the commissioners
calling the bond election anil It IS
more than probable that they will take
definite action at their next meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
STATE CONCLUDES.
IN SAMPSON CASE.
NEIeHBoR coRRoeoRATEs EVIL
DENcE OF RELATIVES OF
WOMAN ACCUSED.

Lyons, n Y, April S.-Mrs. John
Ebert, wife OF. a neighbor of Harry
Sampson, was the first witness today
in the trial of Mrs. Georgia Sampson
chargedswith the murder of her hus-
band. Mrs Ebert's testimony corrobo-
rated in many details the evidence
given by her husband and parents and
relatives of Mrs. Sampson
The shirt worn by Harry Sampson
the day he was killed was introduced
during the day. A test was made to
show that the shotgun the dead man
had would powder-burn clothes WITHIN
four feet. SIMPSONS shirt showed no
sign of burn.
After the noon recess Mildred c..
Ervice, friend of SIMPSONS wife,
told of trolley trips she and Mrs
Sampson had taken to Palmyra and
Rochester, where they met young men
on several occasions.
The state announced this evening
it had finished its case. Lawyers for
the defense stated tonight it would
take only one day 10 produce ali its
evidence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
PROHIBITION BILL
INTRODUCED IN
FLORIDA
ACCORDING TO SENATOR Boards
OPINION, 1T is NOT NECESSARY
TO PASS A RESOLUTION AND
SUBMIT TO THE PEOPLE TO Sc
CURE STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

Tallahassee. Fla. April S.-John S.
Beard, senator from Escambia county
has started the prohibition movement.
but his effort is not for a constltu-
tlonal amendment to be submitted to
the people, but bill which provides
for the cessation OF the liquor business
in the state of Florida
More than year ago Senator Beard
contended that the legislature had the
power TO provide for state wide pro
hbition through an enactment. and
hat ii would not be necessary to sub
nit the proposition 10 the electors.
In this contention many able lawyers
disagreed with Senator Beard urging
that state-w wide prohibition could only
come through am amendment to the
constitution
Such amendments must result
through a resolution passed by three
htths Of both houses of the legisla-
ture and then adopted by majority
0f the voters. The governor has no
power to veto such a resolution, but
he has the authority 10 veto direct
legislation, as is contemplated in the
Beard bill
Senator Beard yesterday afternoon
also introduced a bill prohibiting the
drinking Of Intoxicating liquors on the
trains in this state
1t now clearly indicated that var
lous measures looking to the regula-
ton of the saloons will consume much
of the time of the present legislature
A number of members have bills
which will be introduced and some
very lively discussions will no doubt
result therefrom.
Senator Beard yesterday sprung an
that portion Of Governor Gilchrists
Message recommending that Abraham
Iincolns birthday be observed as -
legal holiday in Florida. The senator
declared that the suggestion was a
discourtesy to everv old confederate
veteran aud he moved to lay that sec
ton Of the message on the table.
This effort called forth an interest
ing discussion. and Senator Hunt Har-
ris declared that such action as was
proposed by Beard would be a refiec-
ton on Governor Gilchrist.
The remarks made ty various mem
bers indicated that the recommenda-
ton did net meet with general favor
but they did not want to embarrass
the governor. and the message as a
whole was spread on the minutes.
If such a bin is prepared il vii
likely he defeated. but the pHcpositio2
made by Beard was defeated by a
vote Of % to 5.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
GUN CLUB TO SHOOT
OVER THE NEW TRAP

The formal opening of the season
of the local gun club will take place
this afternoon, when the first shoot
for the medals will be held, and the
members, for the first time, will shoot
over the new Leggett trap, which was
purchased few weeks ago and which
is now in position and ready for use.
The trap is considered big i'm
provement over the old traps which
were used by the club last season. The
shoot this afternoon will begin
promptly at 3 o'clock and it is ex-
pected that a large number of the
members will be out to enjoy it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
ELEGANT DISPLAY EASTER SUITS
Wood Bailey Clothing Company Has
Unsurpassed Stock.

The Wood Bailey Clothing com
panys store was yesterday visited by
a News representative and he was sur
prised, when shown the stock by one
of its members, at the variety of first
class goods carried by these Bruins
wick haberdashers.
This clothing firm has on display
line Of Easter suits chat is second
to none, having among its assortment
all the popular shades and the latest
styles TheWood Bailey company
is the sole agent in Brunswick of the
widely famous Kuppenheimer clothing
the individuality Of whose clothes is
a remarkable feature
The great value in their goods this
year is remarkable over previous sea-
sons. This firm carries a fun line Of
negligee shirts Of all the famous
brands, as also necHwear, shoes, hos
iery. underwear. collars, etc, all at
the lowest possible prices consistent
with first-class articles
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
SEVERAL BLOCKS BURNED
IN MANc CHESTER IN. ~ FIRE

Manchester, n. H., April a-A fire
started in the Twenty Tenement block
located about quarters of mile
south of the business center Of The
city this morning, AMI at 1920 o'clock
had extended four blocks east and t@o
blocks north, and at / o'clock ii was
gotten under control.
The towns of Dover Rocheste and
Portsmouth were asked for help and
fire engines FROM those places arrived
in time to reEder Variable ass'stanca
iii extinguisblag the blaze.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-09
OFFICERS TENDER MEMBERS
PLEASANT SOCIAL SESSION

The Brunswick lodge of Elks held
another social session in their hall
last night. which was one of the most
enjoyable in the history of the lodge.
This social session was rendered to
the members of the lodge by the new
ly- elected officers, who were installed
last Thursday night. Several short
addresses We're made, refreshments
we're served and the occasion was very
much enjoyed by the large number oi
mons bers present.