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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-31
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{. ID. Ogg is in Atlanta.

c. d. Ogg is in Atlanta.
r. A. Similar. Savannah, is in the
city.
Carl Long, Chattanooga. Tenn, is
in the city.
Leo Lamb. Townsville, is spending
some time in the city.
J. J. Lott has been spending the
past few days i'll Douglas.
Fred Schmidt. Savannah, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
II. d. NJ. Strachan leaves on a bust
ness trip to New York tomorrow
/. Fruchtman has returned from
Alabama, where he has been for some
time
Arthur Webber, a prominent New
York drummer, is spending some days
in the city.
s. w. Wright, Albany, Ga was
among the visitors. to the city yester-
day.
Arthur Floyd, who has been in the
city for the past several days has re-
turned to his home in Jacksonville.
"A. S. Johnson, who has been apend-
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HuohNi labor Record

Railroad men We're distributing cir
culars yesterday Record of Hughes
as an enemy Of Labor and the
pamphlet was being read by all clas-
ses. Among the catchy sentences it
says: 1T seems Governor Hughes
dees not think person is worthy of
consideration, no matter what en-
dGrsements he may have rs to his
character and ability, unless he is
possessed of wealth, controlled by
wealth, or up in society"
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MOTHERS AND WIVES.

OF this country those who after
months and even years Of suffering,
have been restored TO health and
Itrenath by that FOOD cldfashioned
root and herb remedy, Lydia Il. Pinh.
hams Vegetable Compound, are
the ones who have spread lie good
news Of health restored, until today
there is hardly a town so small that
the women who suffer from female
ailments do not depend upon Lydia f..
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to
restore health.
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Bijou Theatre.
He gave up his life back in the
fighting days of 1868 a young army
officer, afraid of the disgrace of court
martial, deserted from his regiment
and escaped to a band of settlers. In
the latest Triangle play. THE De
serter", Charles Ray gives a vivid
portrayal of the herOism of the young
man who dared death at the hands of
the Indians or punishment from his
Superiors when he sought the assist
ance of the soldiers to save the set
tiers att acked by the savages. A reel
Keystone comedy will also be shown
entitled, Laundry Liz" featuring Fay
Tnicher. Wednesday Mary MacLaren
Saving The Family Name" and a
Black Diamond comedy. Don't forget
he second episode of The Secret of
he Submarine" on Thursday. also a
! part play in which Vivian Martin is
featuTed.
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ANNOUNCEME EMIT.

| hereby announce my candidacy tc
succeed myself for alderman from the
Third ward, subject to the white pri
mary to be held on November 81 !
will appreciate the support of my
friends and the people generally.
Respectfully
CLAUD DART.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANNOUNCER EMIT.

| beg to announce that | will be a
candidate for reelection to the office
CT Mayor Of the city of Brunswick at
the white primary to be held Novem-
her 81. | will appreciate the votes of
my friends and the voters generally
Respectfully
J. HUNTER HOPKINS. .
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ed of the following: Edo Miller, J..
b. Bankston, James b. Abbott, T. e.
Glover, ID C. Crumm, w. A. Jeter, j.
II. Orsbcrne, W. W. Thompson, l.. G.
Marlin.
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Respectfully
A. Il. LEYBOURNE.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

/ hereby make this my announce
ment for the office of Justice of the
Peace at the election to be held in
December and would appreciate the
votes of my friends and the voters
generally.
Very Respectfully,
j. Il. DART.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-31
A Busy Session.

The regular monthly session Of
Judge H. C. Courvoiser's court was
held yesterday and quite a lot of bust
ness was disposed Of Among other
things a new jury was drawn compos-
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A Vcry Small Court.

Only three or four cases were on in
the munipical court yesterday, two
for traffic ordinance violations and
the others for drunk and disorderly.
Last Saturday was one of the most
quietest Of the year in police circles.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

! beg to announce to the people O
this city, that | vii be candidate
to succeed myself as alderman from
the Fourth ward, in the approaching
white primary to be held NotemDe
II. The support of the people viii
be appreciated.
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ing some time in the city, has r
turened to his home in Savannah.

ing some time in the city. has re-
turened to his home in Savannah.
The many friends of George w.
Haupt, who has been ill for the past
several days, will be glad to learn
that he is much better.
Among the out of-town attorneys at
the Bankrupt court yesterday were J.
j. Willingham, Douglas; j. M. Swain,
Jr., Hazlehurst; Judge Collins, Collins
Ga.
John Truitt, the young man who
has made sc many friends while en-
ployed in the Handy Kitchen. has ac-
copied a position in Cincinnati where
he will reside in future
Tho many friends of C. r. De Jour
nette will be glad to learn that he
will continue to reside in this city. Mr.
DE Jouinette was connected with the
produce business Of Boyle and Com
pany.
b. W. Fossett, the well known
proprietor of the Southern hotel, left
yesterday for Cordele to attend the
funeral of his brother who died in
Tampa Saturday. The many friends
of Mr. Fossett here sympathize with
him i'll his bereavement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-31

Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tastcless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Of
QUININE and IRON. Soc
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Good Fire Record.

Very few fires have occurred in
Brunswick since the cooler weather
started necessitating fires in open
crates. The local record for few fires
is ahead Of any city in the state.
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Bankrupt Court.

In the bankrupt court yesterday the
first meeting of creditors Of c. w.
Braswell was held and H. C. Beasley
was appointed trustee. The estate is
a small one.
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Liquor BY Express.

While the Southern Express company
is net bringing as many packages of
whiskey as the Emmeline, still it is
doing very well. This company aver
ages ten daily with an increase each
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Without Opposition.

"Our friends j. Hunter Hopkins is
to be named mayor of Brunswick
again without opposition. "-Darien
Gazette.
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Saturday.
Pair Adjustable Stills.

Pair Adjustable Stills.
The pair of adjustable stills being
given with every pair of shoes by the
May Dry Goods Co, should cause
quite an increase i'll this already we'll
patronized department. These stills
will be the cause of great deal of
pleasure to the little fellows.
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ANNOUNCER

| beg to announce that | will be
candidate at the coming white pri-
mary to succeed myself as alderman
from the First Ward The support OF
my friends and the voters generally
will be appreciated.
Racppntfu11V
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-31

| beg to announce that | will be a
candidate to succeed myself as alder
man from the Second ward in the
white primary on November Il. The
votes of the people of the city will
be appreciated.
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Respectfully
ANNOUNCEMENT.

]. SIDNEY ROBERTS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
User hot &eriuanbte i'm &riesssebiet?

I'm in Imerifa Iebenoen Geripanh-
ten uno Sreunben bon notleibenoen
@inmobnern in ienen @ebieten, mel
DIE bon ben oel1ti6en unb Giterreid.
itieariiden Sruppen beiett iiub, Die
9oglidfeit su geben, ibren Ineebo-
rigen @elounteritiibungen auf iide.
rent &ege aufommen 81 laiien, bat
ii6 Der nSepiib Sripate &elicf
transfer for @ar Sufferers" &c.
biloct. 0ieie 8eaeidnune trdet Der
9meig Der Delegation bes Seutiden
Soften &reiiaes in Den 8~creinigten
Stooten, Der iib nit Der Gripat- I'm.
teritiitrne Der gibiI 9epolferung in
Gurlanb, 2ittauen, Eolen unb 8pIs
bpnien olirf ettpaige Mngeboriae in
Oieiem 2anoe befaBt, Die &dtigfeit
bieier abtcililng bes &oten 8reuaes
lit aud auf 8ali5ien, Den galfan
unb Die Siirfei ousgebebnt ipproen.
Sb5lpar Die Nebr5obl Der inter.
ItiitungsbeOiirftigen 9emobner jener
beiBumitritteren @ebiete Der beut.
iden SItfront Suben iino, 10 bat es
lid Die Organization gum @rrnbias
genad)t ii6 in Den 9ienlt Silfsbe.
oiirftiger aIler &onfeiIionen 81
Itellcn, obne Inieben bon Raiie uno
Religion.
Der rSSepiib Yripate 8eIicf Srons.
fer" arbeitet 5liammen nit Dem $50.
nlitec fir Den Often" in Berlin, bas
ilrtter Der umiidtieen 2citung Der
berporragenblten iiioiiden areiie
9eittidlanbs ltnb Seiterrei6 : I'm
earns itebt uub ieinerieits mieocrlm
sic poIIe llnterItiisltng aller @ilitGr.
unb Gibil geboroen Der 3cntral-
mGdlte genieBt.
SGmtlide @elbiiberneiiungcn mcrs
0eil mn Oeltt1d)er @rltnoltf1telt ltt10
groBter aufmerfiamfeit %bebanbelt.
Selbit in SGllerL mo Ole aobreiien
Der @nnpfaneer teiliueiic iinbollltdn-
Dig paren. poer Der Iobreiiat gar ges
5tpungen mar, infolge Der &riegscr.
eigniiie icincn @obniiB 81 nerlegert,
lit es gum groBen SeiIe g%elltngen, Den
neuen glfentbaltsort 5lt ermitteln
unb Dem @mpf1nser bos @eIo 5u5ii-
lteilen.
Snllte ocnnod aus irgeno einem
@ritnoe Die gus3ablung bonn &riegs.
aebiet aus als nidt ailsfiibrbar ge.
meloct ipcroen, 70 erbalten Die onteri-
faniiden @inSabler ibre 9etr1ge obne
Ib5iige 5uriif. 3ablunsen iperoen
nlir IN amerifonii9er Wdbrling an-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Sob ben Sliescn!

S6pGrme bon idntusigen petit
Icn5tragenoen Sliegen limo mie0er int
ioIfer 3abl bel ilns eingetroffen
bob oas 2eben our 8iiroe gemodt
miro. gSie fonilen mir uits bon oen-
iclben ~befreien9 Nad Srof. 6. 81.
Soiemall pom 9epartement oer en-
tonlologie Der l~lniberiitdt bon Wtii-
iouri 5u Columbia fonnen mir utls
bieIer unipillfcnmenen @inoringline
&c entleoigen, menn Die StGlle oltsecs
pittt i1no Der Wilt nit anberen Der-
fal1lcnben Sitbitan5en in ben Sci.
bern a~usgcbreitet merben. 9ieiem
iollte nit Ser &ernidtung Der Slieger
ourd Mniperi0ung Don &ooern Sol.
len, nSanelefoot" itno nSmatters"
gefoIgt merben. Glide Sropfen
Sormoloebpoe, niif cinen Seller nit
Mild geIegt, aus Dem 8ereid bon
&inoern licfern cinet portreffliden
@iftf6ber.
arf Der Sarm fam Elm bidtes SD.
gel SOB ooer 1bnlides als cine praf-
tide Slieeenfalle ongelpanot fueroen,
inoem in ben 9ooen oes Safes Elm
runoes Sod gebobrt miro, oos nit
einem Sridter aus Drabtgefledt gu
perieben lit, mad gntferniing oes
Dedels, auf beiien Seffnung elm
.Screen" msiibrinsen 1T, INN 2idt
obert ali erlansei, onr@ peldes bic
5liesen oi,se5ogen peroer, tpeiirl ne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
&prrifon n.

ISM Seedlings unb Samilic, bon
ct. Souis, melde porige ISOLDE bei
ibren 4ngcborigen, Sobn Seedlings
uno Semitic, Glf 8eill6 maren, iinb
una Sonntag mieoer abgereiit.
Sobn Sdnuuss lieat leioer nod,
INNER franf 6arnieoer.
Or. Goof erbielt porigc &ohc citl
nelles Iltto; basielbe fiibrt ben go.
men v9riscoe &oaolter.
Sobn @ol5 bate am Somsta9, an
Der gtain Strabc, Dor Dem Stempel
8eb1noc, einen fleinen ltnfoll nit
ieincm Sorb autp, inbcm sic Mo.
Ihine auf ben Seitempeg lief uno
olcei Ffpitcn 5erbrah. Serlcet iprr.
DC llierlanb; lunitieer Stooen iebr
gerilte.
SRI. gbna Weperotto, bon Gbo.
mois, befono iid am Sornstoa, be.
ludslpeiie, bel Ilig. ReOefer uno
5umilie.
gen @rannemonn uno Sanilie,
bon 8illmannL No., maren gnoe let.
ter ISOLDE Die @GIte bieiieer Ser.
iuonbten unb Srcunoe.
5, S. Same bot an ieinem 8irtb.
ldafts ; @ebGllbe einen Inbau Alt
2agcrhaus : 3meden ailsfiibren Iai.
fen.
Com. Soffmann, bon Cape @irar.
beau, Ro., melder iiber Sonntoe Der
@ait BON go. Si,mmert nno Sanilie
mar, 1T nod aanias Gitp eereift.
S. .. Brandt uno Samilie iinb
ON Montag nod MilIer Gountp ge.
reiit I'M Serrn 9ranbt's Sorm alt
beiidtigen.
Das bieiige Central Sotel nltrbe
am 1. giteuit bon Com. !S1lmmert
iibernomnten.
Sri. Guilt Stod, bon ct. 2ouis,
befinoet iid 5rr Belt bier auf 9e.
iud bel ibren Sdmeitern, Srau 2ouis
.&untmert ,lno Srau 4rtbitr Self
mann.
Senrp &ifer, Ganoibat fir Gul,n.
tp 8idter, nor am Montae inter
ben bieiieen 8eiudern; IN ieiner 81.
iellidoft bcfanoen iid Srib SiIsen.
fitocbler, Sris 1.-THE iinb Senrp Sdnit.
ger, bon Sotsoam.
S, 6. Sdnis bat fiirSlid bon
Sobn Gnelert, gum greiie bon $40,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04

bitrf oas Sod ,lnten ein5ieben. Sir
mebr 2idt bobrt 20der in Die Sci.
ten Die Screens" gu beoefen iino.
8enn Die Sale bereitet lit, itellt fife,
no Die Sliesen am bGllfigiten iinb,
altf bier 8nditeine. unb itellt eirtett
Geller nit ~an8iebenbem Sober inter
ben Srobttri1ter. 8eim 8erlaiieu
oes &ooers eeIangen Die Sliegen in
Die Iiinbilng oeS &egels u1b fueroen
in Die Sale eefiibrt. als cine pei
tere GrIeidterling segen Die 8lage
periebt Siireil iinb Scniter NIT 9rabt.
geflcdten, Die seidloiien gebalten
merben miiiien.
8as Sraeen bon aeimer ourh
Sousflieeen mag ntandmal iibertrie.
ben ieir, ober Ole @idtigfeit our
3erltorrng Der 8lage fam nidt I'm.
terId1bt meroen. Ian fam ME
ipiiien ipelln man 0abrung iBt, Oh
Sliesan oen Sppbusfeim auf bieiet-.
be eetraeen, rSiderbeit suerIt" &c.
gen bieien roiden Erdger bon aranf.
belt i,no GoO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04

miro Der 8egenipert IN Warf ODER
Gronen inter Inmenbltng bes jelpei,
ligen Gest beionoers aiinitigen) Sa-
gesfurius in boiler Sobe a~usgeSablt.
@s perben feinerlei glb5iige porec.
nonlmen mo ferner feinerlei Soften
ober @ebiibren fir Die ltebernciiung
berednet.
Ger rSemiid Sripute &elief Grams.
fer" itellt iif ebenfolls foitetlos III
ben 9ienit oerer, Die iiber bos Sos
BON Sreui1ben ODER 8eripanoten In
Der &riegs5oue beloret iinb. @cru
miro periudt, ben angcborieen bier
Elm 2ebcnsaei6en bon ibren 2ieben
im &fe.llmtobten @ebiet 5i Der.
idaffen. Grforoerlid bierfiir lit ei.
nc moglidit 9elalle Ingobe Der DO
breiie, m0glihit berjcnigen, mobcr Die
lette, bier in Incrifu cinpfangene
Nad)ridt itamnltc. 0as 9iirp oes
rSeipiib gripotc &elief Sronsfer"
bat ieinen Git gerncininm nit Der
2elegation ocs 0eutiden Hoten
Grcu3eS: 1923 9roaomop, Hcp Oorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
8arnm Sommerbniten bnlben?

G8 lit nidt notbpen6ig, einen ber-
Itopften 3opf nrtb cine waIiernoe
Iaie at baben. @iiBt gud ia fait
ben 2opf abbuiten. alles, mas Sbr
notbig babt, lit Or. 8en's &ine Gar
uub SONG. Ser beidnftigenbe Bal
lam offnet oie beritopften 2nftgange
uno in f,trSer 3eit ueroet sSbr 2inoe.
ritrg perfpiiren unb bnnn arf gutter
@eneinng iein. Ger @rsflub aus Der
gtaie bort arf, Sbr braiidt iDeriger
oli buiten uno SIR fiiblt, oaB sSbr BET
Ter merbet. SoIt cine 6laide lnl6 ge-
brandt's nod anpeiiung. Sebt, mas
sSbr iibrig bebaltet, aitf gegen &nftea
lino grfdlt1ng.-a0b.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
einen Sunb eefauft.

Soc Spefbals, Der Igent fir Dos
neiie oSnterltate" grto, bat in Den
lesten paar 8oden 5 bon bieien au.
tos perfauft,
S. 9. Wcons uno SEER Sllia, bon
9luffton, Mo., maren am Iontno
bier, in @eidGften.
Gbelter Spedbals, bon ct. 2pris,
perlcbt ieine Serien bier, bel Sreull-
Den.
i. $. Gaugbell unb @attin, ionic
SRI. @ilb, pom Sermoril, befanNen
lid am Sonntae auf 9eiu6 bel Soc
Spcfbals uno 6amilie. Serr Sped.
halls brad)te Die 9ciuder bann ON
abeno, per Iuto, mieoer na6 Ser.
mann.
6rnu s. &, Cooper, bon ct. Char.
les, NO, befinbet lid allf eincm
lGn9eren 8eiud bel ibrem Sobnc,
GbaS. Cooper unb beiicn SamiIic.
SerO. 9nroclnleier, bon 81. 2ouis,
mar mGbreno Der perflpiienen ISOLDE
Der @oIt BON Ben Sofmonn unb
Satin.
Srau $. 2acgcr ltlb bcren aipei
&inoer, bon Gpncoroio, DO, meiler
5lir 3eit oiif 8eiud bel slllg, &ebcfer
rnb Samilie.
Srls. 8erna 9urfbarbt unO S,Sitlio
&erlne, bon Sermann, pel6e in ct.
2oltis beihdftigt iinb. paren iiber
Samstae uno Sonntag bier, auf Sc.
iud,.
Die 2citlne oes bieiiecn Central
Sotels befinbet iid mieber in ocn
S1n0cn BON so. Suumert; 0erielbe
ut Elm geluanoter, e%rfabrener Sotel.
pirtb nno miro Dem r~eiienocn Sub.
llflum oaber III naditer Belt Den &om-
tort zines olisgeSeibneten SoteIs Sir
Serfigung ltellen fonnen.
9as @allipiel bier, arl persanse-
men Sonntog, 5niiden benz Seffcrion
eitb. uno Dem bieiieen Seaul, enbete
nit Dem Sicg 6es letteren. Dos SIC.
Iilltat ipar II gesen 2, 8%ueuniten BON
Morriion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04

8enn sSbr cine Saiie 9offee bon
aiialitm 81 baben miinidt, Damn bro.
bert S + n $. S efmers .Splen.
pit" 5t Doc. unb Bon Con" au Zoe
pro 8funo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04

stbonniert ai,f oas gofsbIatt.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-07

It is be hoped that in the submarine campaign in auguraed by Germany nothing will occur to friction be- tween the American and German governments.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-07
OUR PROSPERITY EDITION.

that the Fourth of July is over, and it is time to get down business the Times again wishes to call the attention of the merchants of Coova and the Copper River valley that some time early month will issue Prosperity Etion which expects make credit to the territory it represents
 The plant of the Times is limited ,and the force employed sufficient only issue the regular daily under ord nary conditions In order get out the big edition in tme and make of which all can be proud it is necessary that the merchants supply their advertising early that the pa per may be laid out and published a section at time.
 The support of the public generally IS given to the project mes and the merchants have sgned their intention of taking enough additional advertising space to make the sue success The Times will make little of the edition a financial way. All will get is superabundance of work worry and tbuaton piled force already worked to the
 limit However look for reward to the large amount of good that will result from properly edited and printed paper dealing with the wonderful of this district If out such edon that properly reflects the real worth this country and feel proud of the effort will
 feel repaid though the venture is not financial
 But must have the support of the business Every newspaper Alaska has commented the fact that Codova get prosperity edition, and must make it big success said beore the merchants generally have ned their willingness support this venture but it must not be left few to carry the burden. Every in COrdova and the Copper river valley to himself and the y to strain point and give the Prosperity Edition all the support that is possible.
 Let all pull together and show the world what do when we try. Are you with us?
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-07
THE PRICE OF COAL.

The decision of the Alaska Steamship Company to with draw the special rate under which coal to Corova heretofore has been shipped is of the occasions life when the nnO cent bystander is made the goat
 The people of this city have nothing to do with the Inter state Commerce Commission the fixing of this port but they have been paying the limit for coal and to have the price boosted $3OO without rhyme almost too much.
 is the bearabe when is considered that with few miles of this city millions and millions of coal ready to be mned and which could be landed here side cost of $500 per ton the only would build dinky little railroad else release the coal in such that the people with money to invest could their clear to construct the road.
 The people of Cordova in the of year close 10000 tons of coal The freight that amount of coal in year $0000 In ten years the $70000 paid out by this community for freight alone, would nearly build the railroad asked of congress- Yet this great government will conserve the coal forcing to buy from foreign markets and pay enough freight each year to build several miles of road
 day there going to be change Some day there going to be at Washington group of men who will the justice of demands and heed hem but in the meantime forced pay freight inferior grade of coal than the excellent fuel have back would cost placed in our bins.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-07

men are disappointed when they come in with good catch of even small fish. knowing some one has the good of them.
 "The time will come when an ang- Ter will take across the channel all the tackle he has instead of leaving his casting fly rods at home."
 TO REsTocK WASHINGTON.
 The announcement made a few weeks ago that Spokane county, in the state of Washington, would make an attempt to restock that section of the country with various species of wild game birds has borne fruit quick lv. and already the pens and runways in which the birds will be cared for are being built.
 Game Warden J. Anderson and A. F. Weiesman, of the Spokane game and fish commission, have undertaken the experiment of trying to raise blue and ruffled grouse, Hungarian part ridges. China, silver and golden phea- sants and prairie chickens, of which latter the country was we'll supplied until some years ago, when a war of extermination on squirrels also re- suited in the poisoning of the birds.
 It is said that the experiment. of raising grouse in captivity never has been tried before in this country, and that the present effort will be watched with much interest by game bird au- thorities throughout the country. A bonus of $3 has been offered by the commission to the person locating a setting of grouse eggs. The finder is asked to communicate at once with Mr. Weiseman for instructions as to it's disposal.
 The new game farm is located just outside of the city of Spokane, and in the event that the experiment proves a success, it is planned to in crease the scope of operations and obtain a tract of 15 or 20 acres where breeding can be carried out on an ex- tended scale.
 The commission has been actively engaged in stacking the adjacent streams with silver trout, of which .75, 900 were planted last week. It is possible that a trout fry plant will be located at Badger lake in the event conditions prove favorable.