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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
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1901 gbIs. Der Ror't mar bsute rubiq.
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sutes S.l0-4.so. 4oiss bis iaaeg S4.35-
S.45.
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"a .05 per 100 gfano.
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snb aelbss 81 .55-l.oo, srossa 81 .5o-i .55.
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gerfe tn ruhia. IaIJasrts SIS - 7Os
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fanst 1890 gu. Tdrst iawah. Ro.2 7lt
| i'm Gleuator unb nomiuel 7. s.b.
bafsr.-Sufusr 1882 Su.. Str'aHs
1000 Bu. Rsrlt ruilts. SsmiiStsr rs Biz
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| gFuue i&mer, 42--42Le; beihuitisHsr es
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| ll0-il5e. 30. Q lose. Ro. 100.
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Bis Asice 20-22c; 1908. creinarsr bts 4otct
s-l5e: paeiTs Soar 1909. lo-l5t; lso'
| 13-1sc.
Sauts fsrs felt dsntraI xnsriet
20-a1e. Sosota 2l-22e.
aesss In ftetie. aeis a4--76e.
| Bcr. In rubts. Sarnilp $500 -
2s.5o. ftsrt clear s2s, ,o0-a4- so. Feet s,4 s.
$500.
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Hes SIS 90 1880. Bsef.SStnssH sa2 o
l-a4 90, sersott sla. .Oo-l2.5o. Gitp sgsr
snsta ytss sal .Oo-75.oO-
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sl2.OO - -i2.l0. RafFinirtes itetts. Gent
nent $I2.55. e. q. $l3.25. GsmpsuHs lo1
lie.
rsIs In isA. prima Stts 7xs
gsuntrs s1-71e.
gsuuvsIIIsa sawsn. Def IN itarl
srims rssss $50, prima eommsr ssIss
$2.b0-I4.0O.
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9srf S7.s5, 9ktLas.Ipb!a ans Dslttmsr
81 IS, DO. In BuIt Sab.
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tiS sufes 45. .s0-S.)5.
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: Hatma SL--Se.
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RettIs, cutter bts aotce. 3a-42e.
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! Ten s.s2e, centrifugal % rsi 4.42e, &'
IaHss. 3u6erss 9.t3.s. SafHntrtsr Sud'
/. fen. Gut ass' sos, Graibss s.sS'
EsuEs ~" b.Soc. aubss s.65s. ssr
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, .a"s.95. gsuf.ctioasrs ~" s.0sc; R'
. is. 10, Rs. Z 5.o5c. 30. $500. Ro.4 4.95
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s4.7sc, Re.9470c. go. 10 4.65e, 30.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
alfsem pos psrHAuaHas-c s-csisaiAaissH.
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iJssr d Tlau. i. -. 40 lsstisssi. .....iss


asls, esmbs Hus afasn In Nsp gssf.
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grima Gei4aftspapssre wurhsn ~ bT--
o% bisionttrt.
eterItns GgHanss III feft. -
eiht M $4.66.00 une 10 Taee St1t tu
81 80. .60-4.54.
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tia uuc wurben ME fo!at duottrt:
AZ rsaiffrtrte (l925) l14I-115. eou'
pons fl4L--l15H, B% resitrirte lOlL--
Io2. Coupons l0IH l02. Banana sou'
pons 2& l00s--lOlh
attien st.-Ier Rartt mar beute
uns.r.selt uno Fau. 1te gresle errsiftsn
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sdlub. Ter Rartt iGIOb ftet's.
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nut strabe. teriHtss;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
q Grotertss.

2u 6sr.--Vrstfs ftetia. Ns'nslrssr eaf
soaf 6.s5t, popbsrss 5.95. auSss 6.l0e.
sraualotse 5.s3t. gsnfsstisnsrs II" b.75s.
On 81" 5.45-5.7os. nsibsr EXTRA 81"
4, 800. .4ot, srtra e" 5.20--5.2ss. srotnks
rsy asltsr 8 .0O-5.05t.
WoIaiIss In tsiis. Esu Drltaxs
Dysm asitIs 2s-see. ssnTifussI lo--2ss
Per @anons.
ne is.-Mars ,temrs4 ubsa't ass sstis.
2sxitana, Hanss Ssas s-slt. prins ~
--5ks, erSinarsr sl1-aHs Sa,as -
Il per pfanb.
1airs.srsbui.,
patter. - Martt .stis I'm Ton, bel
aater Rin'raIe uno mabiesm aneebot.
NsxtS Grsamssy slIt. 9rsamsrs nrks
3os. bs. seconds ast. fanep Tairs 7l1<s
xs. l 1le per 8funs.
RGfe. - Narst nstis. Dsis IA. 1Ts,
zssbpehItAsr II IKE. 2sp Bort l8t.
e4seitsr 30 - 2ls. 2tmbassss lTs. 1rta
lste per Bsune.
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snbers loe. iseoHss lie per Ets.. 10 mad
Eualitdt.
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ferem Anaebot. Sprins shidexs lac
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6uns l0e, iunae entsn pon Q gfaRo l2e
alie l0e, OGnis STE per Dfxne.
Cbt anbOemars.
asyfsl.--5ane7 1871 90, seu5bnlid
6o--75s per Bu.
gitrsnsn. - Masst fetis. GsIifsssi,
es.00--6.k0, ReIiina $6.50--7.00 per Aiks
Crang sn.--Msrst rusie unA fstis. =
Galiforxta sats yaIeHcla $3.50 - A.2b ys'
Aike.
ytirfiGe.-5snep Gibertd 81. .oo-2.6
onosse 81 .2S-l.b per Bu.
Btruen n.-9drt!ets S3 .5O--4.0o, 3ade
% 3.25--3.50, Tpicn % 1000 Glapp
| 8arcrite % .60--A. 90 per Bbl.
Netntrou6 ben. Ginbeimiihe 25--
30c per &orb.
Of Tau m n. -- Damfons $I.76-3.0 o
per Crate pcn "a Hfs.
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d. N.M-l.75. Reraea 800 per Crate. Jr
eiana 26--8Os per Qorb.
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| 100 auf benz Geteiie.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
akteass 10. Aug.

StussIeA. - SesvsS A.6) - $50.
Tsrss Stt.rs ss.50-5.65. rsfIt4s Stters
"a. .oo-6.65 etoSsrs RHa Sesesrs 800
6.l5, gah.aHo Settlers 81 .5o-6.56. RGGbsr
se50-s.6o. Tar.t ftetts.
gAnstxe seG1te IS. $50, as'
miiAt. $3.50 - $50. i1psrs 81. .eo-8. Is.
rsaas s7.6)-7.S5, gats bis auserleiene
81 .s5-S.45. GerteI $3.50 - s,s5. Wartt
ftetig.
sAafe une Skinner. Sta'e
&iHhsimii4s f2.50-4.50. peitlits S2.To
-450, sGhrIiass S4.25--5.60.
sirssImti De s4. 1878, NET.
Tide s4.75 -6.25. Eartt itetig.
9gfu9r. Ntsspteb 1880, e1retns
la. 900, S4afe uno 2dutnIer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20

Reu Dort, 10. 2tuguF.

Rem Dort, l9. Nu9uF.
ptnn mar beute piuig ~ s33. .45-33.7o
urb supfsr ebeafaas; 2ase su sl2.87R-
1900, GLeetrplutbic gu $l2.62H - R.75
auo GdFttna Su .26-l2.b0. Bles mar
rubia I'LL $4.40 - 4.50 uno Spslter ttetts
tu 81. IS - $40. GiSeu mar unuerdnoert.
Ro. Sounorg northern ~ sl6.25-l6.50,
go. q DO. ga sI559-l6.00, 3o. Soutbsrs
SIS. .75-l6.25 xao 80. Sout5srn iott Sa
SI5. .75-l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
Cine Sun iae.

Serr (alg Sonntagsidger bss
tannt): .Denten Sie nur, Jrau gaa
ronin. neulid babe id 'osor um Wttss
terncdtt nod einsn 5ufen sei6oNsn.
Dame: -lidi mOsli6. Serr gaa
ron, um bieGe 3sit bat bod gar istH
Wilhpretbdnbler mebr oui."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20

ginetnna.i. 10. GuguIt.
oufukr uno 8erianot rudbrenb ben pers
fofIenen 24 StnHpeu, perglthen NIT ben
uorbsrgs1snosu 4 Lagen, DareH pts folgt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20

Sn einem elten Aoiisbnlt fcmmt
es nitt bornuf an. Dob man bat. mas
man brnuGt, ionhern audi bab un'i
brauGt, mas man bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
stieaao, 10. 9uauE.

A"s ~NAsi"'
WssI. Der wlr,t sar iteiia. 9tNtsr
3stsrtsS4. .5o-S.25. Straislts S4.50--5.l0.
Syrtna Hs,smts 5eitssss.75, Straissts %. 80
Is 40. paters -. .so-S.6S-
Rstasn. - Sar September 1905 -
lols, ass Salub lO01se; fAr Tes. l03X
-lO4ke, am SaIuB l031se; FIR Tlat 1857
--Io9Lsc, am StLub 1857.
ReliAtsrn. - 5ar September 6l1.--
s9Le, am eAIut size; far December
b9Ls - sD1se, on SAlns 59<s: fAr mai
siL-62Ie, am StlaB 6lkc.
Ssfer. 5ar September 8shS-s5Ise.
am e&lus 3S1.e; ftr December 37H--Hc.
am e&lss 371,e; iur Rai 4o14-4o14s, am
ShIub 40Ac.
Hsessn.-ao. 2 7sI--7she.
0srifs. - Sat. 5uttsrserks ls - S5s.
sxts bS dolce Rallssrfe 62--70e.
flaAsfaamsa. - Re. o. .. 22se.
Ns. n. I'D. 245e.
1imsttyiasm.H. - sb.so-e.oo per
GsHtMer.
aIss,as per Gsntnss.
Estpsr.. - s2l.7S--22.0o per BbI.
anr September l.so--2l.5O. an eaIni
1aI.4T1I; fur Sanuar si6.66 = 1880. an
e1HsI,. - $la.o7K Per 100 eiars.
Gas 6sys. $iI.so = ls.osk. sn S4lai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20
G. III m n, |.

Der Rinsfinser IN bic aninesferie
oss SunseeielIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-20

0Nefthe 9enfe uHfaAe.
Der tlmias TIM bteHaen GIsarinabaus tss
lief iiH beute auf ia, OH $50.
asfsiSeshstfstu.
Die resite gatfrase In astien mar heute
fiis fractions. Gtne Street Rp. perblteo
ruh.g uno ftetis. esenio seisteH Cine. Gas
a electric rpenig 0erdnoeruna. Ra1res
beube 8ertdufe itnb su beri6sen:
as ses Hsris.
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e5 astisu Rcr. O. Traet. ~
~ Rftisn oer gtne. Gas d eIsefxtc-.-.--. ssA
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~ tfffitn ber 0ofumbIn Sos q 0fse. ~
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tscond Esi.
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RaHffebenbs Tdbeae pou TN bsefaeH
Tarit betnoIsten Bombs uno attisH stsbt
bic oiiisieIen luotirunsen an:
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Npn, Welomarfte.
Hreitaa 10. Mnsufs 1910.

grettag, 10. Nnguh 1910.
Ite etsuoiion bat iit TIM bieiigen Oelcs
marste nidt perdnDerf. Die Radfraee nap
TdrIsben mar nur mdbig uno 6slo sif fstI
Iis. Gar Iarlsbsn ,,on cal" mnroeH
s. - 5L% berehnst uno GethdtfspapMre
rufben ~ 6& nisfontirt. Jm ofsnen Nathe
muroen Tarleten ION eau" ~ AI - oS
unb auf 3eif su b--5H& pldesrt.
tssaia ani rsS pssi
maren itetiQ uno wurben ;u 16s Itstonto
,ptidbsn tonien psrfauft. Die aounisr'
rate 6etraet soc grdmis per $1,000.
assnia smf 6srssa
Daren iteits. Seute fno bk foIssHbsn
Euctirungsi. ~ beri6ten:
epnbon, Gage sidt t4.s6T per
e, % 1aee et6t, $4.83L per e.; Barts
8 Gage Gidt, 5i2h 2h--52O Granes per sl00 I;
20 1dae Sidt, h1T1I - 518X Sranes per
elOo flr TentihIanb, 4 1ass Si6t,
Mari 95he, DO. 90 Tage gitt, 94Le.
Eoeumentorp gius auf aouson murosn
ps s4.S3, auf Glaseom su S4.82H ano
auf Hsifait su s4.s2Z periaIft.
Ssssss-Cs Csasssnsna
rukia ttnh ffettn TIE mayFs. nuafSrsn m, IL
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
NEW ICE COMPANY
PEOPLES ICE COMPANY WILL
BEGIN BUSINESS TODAY IN
BRGNSN OK.

The Peoples Ice Company, w. H,
Boyd, manager, announces that it will
begin business in Brunswick today
and will be ready to serve the people
of the city with ice, both at retail and
wholesale.
1t is understood that the new com
pany, by an agreement made with the
A.. B. & A., railroad, will secure its
supply of ice from the ice plant at
the south end terminals, which is one
of the best equipped ice plants i'll the
state. This plant has large capacity
and, outside of supplying the ships of
the Brunswick Steamship Company
and the various trains of the A, B. &
A., as well as other places owned by
the road in this and nearby cities, the
output has never been used, in fact
only a limited amOut of ice has been
manufactured daily, but now that the
output is to be handled by local
company it is expected that the ca
pacity will be greatly increased.
Mr. Boyd, the manager announces
that the company will at once have
wagons, which will visit every section
of the city daily.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
MERRY WIDOWS CLUB
HAVE ANNUAL OUTING

Atlanta, June 1.-The Merry WiI-
ows club of Atlanta, which is comps
ed entirely of young and attractive
grass widows, who have ia % lc.l MAJ.
rimony for the second time, gave their
annual fish fry this afternoon at Silver
Lake on the Peachtree Road. The
party, which numbered twelve, went
to the lake in automobiles. The es-
corts of the Merry Widows were
in every instance either a confiremcj
bachelor or widcwers. The slogan
of this unique organization is Music
or Moonlight, Love or Flowers" Only
those are eligible to mebership who
have found by experience that matri-
mony is not what it is cracked up to
be-" 1t should not be inferred when
this widowed club is spoken of as be-
ing merry that they are immoderateiy
gay. They are great sticklers for the
proprieties of life and while they so
in for a good time, there is limit 20
all things The club. since its orgahi-
zatiCn has attracted much attert on
and many applications have beer re-
ceived for membership.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
BANKERS
MEET NEXT WEEK
INTERESTING SESSION OF THE
ORGANIZATION TO BE HELD
IN ATHENS.

Atlanta, June 1.-LaWyers in Allan
ia and over the state are looking fer
ward with great interest to the twen-
ty-seventh annual meeting of the GeOr
gia Bar Association which will be hell
at Athens, Thursday and Friday Ct
next week. The big feature of the
meeting will be the address Of VIM,
NJ. Tvins,of New York, chairman of the
cOmmissiCnwhich dI afted the Greater
New York charter, and a candidate
for mayor in the famous campaign of
a few years ago. Another feature of
the meeting,will be the address Of
President T. NJ Cunningham, Jr., of
Savannah.
The discussion at the meeting tbs
year will be that of d topic which is
attracting more and more attention
every day. The Judicial System and
Remedial Procedure of the Courts of
Georgia. The Improvement of the
system of courts will be the subject
OF all the speakers, except the 0resl-
dent and the guests OF honor, who will
eXTected that the idea DEVELOPED by
this representative body of lawyers
will have great influence in remedy
ing conditions AS balance wheel
Alex King, of Atlanta, will take up
the other side, speaking on The Law
lessnes5 of Law Reform
AS an aid to the discussion of the
judicial system Ct the state and RENE
dial procedure in its courts, Pudse
Andrew J. Cobb, chairman of the COM
mittee on jurisprudence, law reform
and procedure has prepared, at the
request Of the executive cOmittee, a
suggestive outline for this discussion.
Based on this, the committee has Sc
lected number of special topics for
discussion.
Meeting at the seat of the Univer-
sity of Georgia jIst before the annual
commencement it is expected that the
attendance will be the largest in the
history of the association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02

Wednesday Afternoon-3:3o p, M.
Scripture lesson and prayer
Mrs 7. G. Stacey, Brunswick.
Minutes of previous meeting
"Philathea Influence"-Mrs, w. A,
Summerlin, Dublin.
Glass reports.
Question Box-Miss Eskert, Natiol-
al Field Secretary
Report of nominating committee
Expension Work-Miss Annie Cal
lohan, Atlanta.
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Mizpah Benediction.
Colonial Tea rendered by d. A. r.
Oglethorpe Hotel, 5 to s. p. m.
O. : sday Evening-9:15 p. M.
r - Choir First Methodist
Minutes of previous meetin.
Address Miss Eckert National
Field Secretary.
Music Choir First Methodist
church
How to Interest Indifferent Mem
bers-Mrs. Sam Jones, Cartersyille,
Music Choir First Methodist
church.
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Mizzpah Benediction
Thursday Morning-to:oo A. M.
Hymn.
Scripture lesson and prayer-Miss
jamie Duggan, Brunswick.
Minutes of previous meeting
I Glass reports continued.
Some things We Ought to Do
MIR, S. c. Galloway, Atlanta.
Open Observation-Disclosures So
cials"-Miss Eckert.
Announcements. 49,.
Adjournment
Thursday Afternoon-Bc ride, ten.
dered by Baraca Classes.
Thursday Evening-8:t p M.
! Music-Presbyterian choir.
Scripture lesson and prayer-Rev
F. D. Thomas. Presbyterian church.
Minutes of previous meeting
"Womans Work in the Bible''-Rev
Len c. Brouehton, Atlanta.
/ Report Of Resolution Committee.
! Music--Presbyteria choir.
I Installation Cf officers.
/ Conservation service.
! Music-Presbyteria choir.
/ Benediction.
! Adjournment of convention by Presi
GFnt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
WILL ENTERTAIN
AUTO VISITORS
WHILE IN CITY
RECEPTION COMMITTEE APPOINT
aEDAT PUBLIC MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT.
Florida Autoists Will Be in the City
Next Tuesday and Will Be Enter
tained BY Local Business Men
While They are Here.

quite an interesting meeting was
held in Board of Trade rooms at the
city hall last night to consider the en-
tertainment of the members of the au-
tomobile party, which will reach
Brunswick on the afternoon of June
Z, on the run from Jacksonville to Sa-
Vannah.
1t will be recalled that the run in
the opposition direction in April last
was most pronounced success, those
participating being thoroughly pleased
with the splendid program of enter
tainment given them in this city
Brunswick feels that She must extend
the same good warm welcome to rhe
Florida delegation when ii comes next
week and hence the meeting for that
purpose was called by the Retail
Merchants association last night.
Quite large number of citizens
were present and in the absence of E.
C. Bruce, president of the Merchants
association, Vice President, J. D.
Hirsch presided and stated the object
of the meeting. Short addresses were
made by Mayor Hopkins, E. H. Mascn
E. l.. Stevens and others. 1t was fin
ally moved that committee be NAM
ed to ask the city to appropriate
"a sum not exceeding s100 for the tn
tertainment of the visitors. The
chairman named Judge A. J. Crovalt,
E. H. Mason and c. H. Leavy en- the
committee, and these gentlemen will
take up the matter this morning.
During the evening a general recer-
tion committee, with Judge a. J. Gro
watt as chairman, was named consist
ing of of the following citizens
A. J. Crovatt, chairman J B. Wright
w. H. DeVoe F. E. Twitty, l.. Pitcher,
A. Fendig, N. w. Findley. VIM Nisi
w. H. Wood, E. c. Bruce, j. W. Har
per, L. Goldsmith A. H. CrOvat+. j. u.
Leo, J. T. Colson, A H. Boyle +. l..
Stephens, l.. Ludwig, J. ]. LisSner, N.
A. Baker, W. c. Anderson. Geo. Cook,
w. R. Cox, w. H. Bowen, E. Fl. Mason.
Leavy ]. H. Morgan, Max Isaac, JIlius
May, j. l.. Allen, Geo. K. Smith,
Holmes Sheldon, L. R. Akin, l.. T. Nc
Kinnon, E. C. Butts.
This run is creating great interest
in beth Savannah and Jacksonville,
and Brunswick is showing a very
manifest disposition to encourage the
movement and give it support. 1t is
very likely that several Brunswick
cars will join the Jacksonville party
and proceed with the to Savonnah.
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4, B. GA. GOES
To BIRMINGHAM
OVER OWN LINE
TRAINS NOW BEING OPERATED
OVER coMPANY's OWN TRACKS
FROM BRUNSWICK.
Last Link Connecting Alabama Me.
tropolis and This City Was Com
pleted Few Days Ago and is Now
In Operation.

The last link of railroad iron di-
rectly connecting Brunswick and Bir-
bingham, was spiked to the cross ties
a few days ago, and yesterday the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad operated trains into the AL
ALBANIA metropolis over its line, thus
completing a piece of work which has
been underway for years, and which
started when the first spike was driv-
en- in the old Brunswick and Bir-
mingham railroad in this city by the
promoter of the road, Col. E. G.
Machen.
The last link just completed is from
Pelham, Ala, through Bessemer. 1t
is a part OF the original plan of the
organizers of the new A., B. and A,
Harry M. Atkinson, and the copletion
of the work was held up by the panic
of 1908. @ss
The A., B. and A, trains have been
gcing from Pelham to birmingham
over the line of the l.. and n. and the
contract for this privilege was very
costly one.
The completion of this link is one of
the most important railroad develop
ments in the south in recent years, as
it opens up a direct line from the west
to the Atlantic coast, and likewise
puts the rich mineral districts around
Birmingham into near touch with
nearby export points.
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A NEW COMPANY
IS ORGANIZED
BENNETT T-M'kINNON INVESTMENT
COMPANY FILES PETITION
FOR A CHARTER.

A petition for charter was filed in
tae Glynn superior court yesterday
ty The Bennet-McKinnon Investment
Company, new concern which has
just organized in this city
The incorpc of the new com
pany are l.. T. McKinnon, J. w. Ben
net, Albert Fendig and A. NJ Way, all
OF this city The capital stock of
the company is placed at $4,000 at
the par value Of 500 a share
The business of the new corpora
ton, as stated III the petition, is to
engage generally in the real estate
business, to deal in stocks and bonds
and investment securities generally,
to engage in the naval stores bust
ness, operate turpentine farms, com
missaries and stores at various plac-
es, to conduct saw mills and manufac-
tGre lumber and crossties and other
wood products and TO operate tram
roads.
All ofdhe incorp rators of the com
pany ar9, well known and prominent
businessP P,men. AS soon as the peti-
tion is TAINTED the company will hold
an orga iization meeting at which Of
ffcers viii be elected
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
LOCAL PHILATHEA UNION READY
FOR THE STATE CONVENTION

n meeting of the Georgia Phila-
thea Union, which VIII begin in this
city next Tuesday promises to be one
of the most successful conventions
ever held by the organization. Much
interest is being manifested in the con-
vention all over the state, and the at
tendance will be larger than was at
first expected.
The local union has completed all
arrangements fer the entertainment
of the visitors. The program in full,
as officially announced by the local
union, is as follows:
Tuesday June 7-8:15 P. M.
Convention called to order by pres
ident, Miss Mamie Deubler
Opening prayer-Rev. W. H. Budd
First Methodist church.
Music, First Baptist choir.
Welcome from the city-Hon. r. r
Hopkins, Mayor.
Welcome from the churches-Rev
J. f. Sammons, First Baptist church.
Welcome form the Sunday Schools
Rev. F. D. Thomas. Presbyterian
church.
Welcome from Baraca-Mr. J. O
Zellner.
Welcome from Philathea-Mrs. A
M. Johnson.
Response to Welcome-Miss Alex
ander, Atlanta.
Music-Chcir First Baptist church
Announcement and appointments OF
committees.
Adjournment
lnforal reception Immediately after
session in First Baptist church.
Wednesday June 8-1o:0o A. m.
Hymn.
Scripture lesson and prayer-Mrs
w. H. Budd, Brunswick.
Presidents Greeting-Miss Mamie
Deubler
Organization, roll call of delegates
Minutes of previous meeting.
Report of Enrolment Committee
Report of Recording Secretary
Miss Mamie Lou Huff, Columbus.
Report of Treasurer-Miss Carrie
Hill, MonteZuma.
Report of Corresponding Secretary
Miss Leila Bunkley, Brunswick.
Report of President Miss Mamie
DeIbler, Dawson,
Open discussion-"What Philathef
has Done for Me'-Mrs. Ivey Dawson
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Mizpah BenedictiOn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-02
THE COTTON MARKET.

(By Alexander, Lathem & Coz
New York, June 1.-THE New York
financial chronicle estimate of thirty
five million three hundred and seven
ty-nine thousand acres planted this
year was given as the reason for an
other wave of selling this morning,
bat it did not carry prices below yes
terday's lowest good buying was en-
countered On the break and a sharp
recovery followed which held through
out the day.
A large short interest is outstanding
and further rally is expected tomor-
row.
The weather is generally favorable
and in view of the good prospects Of
a large crop, trade interests are dis
posed TO buy only on declines.