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SATURDAY MORNING.
BBUSSWICK DULY NEWS.
V published DAii.y by
THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
A. H. LEAVY * ‘• M fa?to ß r r
LOUIS J. LEAVY. Jr City Editor.
Advertising rr.toa matlfi known on
■ aid (cation. r'hfrt'Ji and other char-
Rubio organiw* ‘on nolloe* imbllnhw)
at I,alt thf rr <ular ratea.
A<l*ol ujtn desiring thatr •&!. )
ooiiia'iipl must notify tho o;ce In
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HATES.
Terms to toibueriberfe In the city
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rts ot the nlted 8 t- nd Can
•nia, Mexico, Porto Ulo. t.uam, Phil
rfniino tetandii and Itawal.an InißiidK.
Six '.••••* •••••• '
Phone 188. t* - - J -
Entered at tta Uruntwlck. Oa.,
noatotlicft, uf a- eond ctw mall mat
ter. ■*'
Hon. Emory Bpaer ha* designated
‘he Brunswick Daily Lews as the
official organ of tho United States
Court, proceedings, for
liiytui omjpjr.
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NOTICE.
The Nm>li JEb lcl*r at .Company tie-
Hires irlpfrsw icMy understood that
airioßamWtW itlt o4K.B|e/Witrt bo paid
for In Advinfo. Wf Y%tnot.ftffonl to
■yvote our space to’aucb advertise
ments and w att or, the courts for the
imBV. * HfSt*-
Now is Uitt time for your Christman
8(lV jrtlHlßg.
Tho -buying public is watching tho
columns of the Nows.
The merchant* will find out lunt
free excursions arc good things.
"lie Rivets twice who gives quickly"
In otpcclaliy applicable to Christ mas
contributions lor the poor.
'riit> Urunawlck merchants shoulil re
member Dial the Christmas News will
bo Issued tomorrow morning. x
I’resldenl Castro might take a lew
dots from the sultan of Turkey in the
m
matter of pulling off IDs crodltors.
Antitrust hills contluo to isuir into
congress, hut the trusts coniine to do
business without apparent tear of mo
lestation.
The newsfmtiers of tlio country are
trading congratulations and good
wisties to Mr. Jtooloy, who was mar
rhd to Miss Abbott Tuesday.
Now that King Alphonse has sue
CSaileij in having anew cabinet or
gituizod he should proceed to lake lo
gal stops to prevent, it from resign
lng. v
Tlte Slagle is tlio name of the new
cup defender, it is to lo hoped that
its wings will he broad enough to keep
t
the cup on this side, anil no doubt they
Will.
Tlilh was among the question:.' :.uh
milled hy the civil service examiner.
“Whal is a mirage?” Ami this war
the answer given hy the applicant .for
a position: "A mirage is the net of
feting stuck in the mu ~'
The New York Press thinks ii is "a
queer kind of repUnlleaij" who says
the prosperity of the country is not
duo to his party or its tariff, hut to
our large crops of corn, wheat, ele.
lie is, Indeed, a earn republican who
gives to Providence the credit most
of his parly associates give to their
own jHilities
The Grand Duke Boris, who recent
Sy visited this country, has not for
gotten those who gave him a good
time while lie was here, ad ho comes
to 1..0 defense of the American girls.
The Figaro quotes him as having said:
“Amt'i icon girls are the most graceful
dancers in the world. At Newport I
accepted all Invitations in the order In
Which they canto. 1 hay® read Mr.
Wattorsoti's eiilieitnns. He is too se
vere on the American society women.
They lovo„ to dance and sing and he
merry* but their moral;"ace higher
than those of'the ' women of any Eu
ropean country." x >
TRUSTE'ES OF WEALTH.
considering the coal barons as tho
\
tin u*h of wealth, they arc a mtaer
4hU> failure. Tho only excuse that can
in- made for thorn, is that hey do not
ermisder themselves trustees, hut own-]
<-rs of the wealth, which it is very
probable they do!
However, the people try to think
that they have a share in ail the gold
and silver -and coal, and that it is
only held in trust for theta by ilaer
and Morgan, of al. From this view
point those trustees are fallure.s
Considering in this IbGtl the attitude
of the coal operators which was main
tained In relation to tho striae until
the president of the United Stateß
forced l how to abandon It. Hut dor
that intervention they might have -been
standing out to this day. They hau no
notion before thorn of conceding a sin
gle point in—order lo bring about re
sumption of work. They pretended to
believe that they could meet the win
ter's demand for coal if the mines
were not started up tmiu December.
They spread the impression a monih
ago, or Just, before the elections, that
supply was immediately to be suffi
this has ail pi oven to be raise, ana
clem and prices nearly normal. Hut
they doiibuesa know better, neverthe
less, they had been fully determined
to carry on the contest with the mill
ers for another month or two, at least,
no matter what t.ie consequences to
Iho millions of people who had come
to depend upon the mines lor fuel.
These men have proved themselves
unfit to manage tho properties they
do, and if the owners of the properties
an . ullsiled with them, the private
owei'slilp in this ease has become a
positive menace to the public welfare.
Ah adjustment of- present differences
between miners and operators is not
snlffclent to meet me case in hand.
The mines must lift brought under a
strongoieasure of public regulation
and control, either state or national.
If the people are to bo assured here
after against ay repUtion ot present
experiences.' There will he failure to
prollt. from the severe lesson now be
ing learned if this is not done.
IHE MINE WOrtIVORS' EVIDENCE.
The testimony that is being given
by tho witnesses for the Mine Workers
before the Strike Commission, says
the Augusta Chronicle, reads like some
of the most Heartrending stories lold
ol' the evictions ill Ireland when the
land laws were endofsodetaoihrdl ta
laud laws were enforced with an
hand. That il is a shrewd move on
tho part of the attorneys repiesenting
that side of the controversy to intro
(itieo shell evidence, is readily appar
ent when its effect upon the urldrta
lors is noted. As one aged workman
told in faltering tones of tho death of
tils wife as a direct result from expo
sure and hardship consequent upon
their eviction hy one of the compa
nies. Juslici- Cray is reported to have
paced the floor as though struggling
with overpowering emotion, and final
ly to have excused the witness with
the remark that wlmt he had said was
'enough.'’ U will take a great deal of
cool, euim reasoning to overcome in
Judge Gray's lu.ud tlie offt'Ct of that
hull minute of emotion, tuul tlie Mine
Workers, therefore, may be considered
to have made a most favorable im
pression so far upon the tribunal.
Andrew Kiotld, tho young professor
of Georgia, whose article*) on the ne
gro problem in a recent issue of the
Atlantic raised such objection in the
south that he was forced to resign his
I'luUr, lias entered the Yale gradate
school, taking a eourso in advanced
classics.
Notice of Hemotval.
Until my new quarter* are ready
for occupancy i will share the office
with Mr. O. W. Demi tig, next door to
Dr. But 1 ought on Newcastle *tVueL •
C. H. JKWiCTT.
Bantam chickens for sale by C. u.
Taft, 903 Dartmouth street.
Out of Death’s Jaws.
"When death seemed very near from
a severe stomach and liver trouble,
that l hud suffered with for years,”
writes I*. Muse, Durham, N. C., "Dr.
Kings Now Life Fills saved my life
and gave perfect health.” Best pills
on earth and only 25 cents at all
druggists.
Just received—a fresh shipment ot
quail aud duck at Wilson s restaurant.
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
State ot Georgia, County of Glynn.
To the Superior dr ait of said county.
The petition of .loan Car it. Davis, J.
H. Morgan and 1,. W. I leach, all if
raid countv and stale, iespuctfully
shows:
3. That they desire for themselvcr,
their associates, successors, ami as
signs to become incorporated u: der
the name and style of toe "Bruusw'ck
Ice and Cold Storage Company.”
2. The term for which petitioners
ask to he ineoroprated-is twenty (20)
years with the privilege of renewal
at the end of that time.
.3 The capital stock of trio corpora
tion is to bo fifteen thousand dollars
(|t 5,000.00) divided Into shares of one
hundred dollars ($100.00) each. Peti
tioners, however, ask the privilege of
increasing said capital stock from
time to time not exceeding In the ag
gregate tlilriy-fivc thousand dollars
($35,000410.)
4. Your petitioners pray that they
may have the light to pay said capital
stock in property, real or personal, ar
its actual value, or part in money and
part in property, real or personal, at
its actual value as payment of its capi
tal stock.
5. The object of toe proposed eor
porntlon is pecuniary profit and gain
to its stockholders. Petitioners pro
pose to carry on and engage in t he bus
iness Of manufacturing ice ana dispos
ing of the same by wholesale and re
tail and also to buy and sell ice not
manufactured by them for cash or on
credit and act as general or special
agents for oth&r persons or companies
in selling Or handling Ice and to make
contracts to act ns such agents and to
exercise the iisiint noweyn nil,l injts the
usual, necessary and proper acf , whir 4
pertain to or may bo connected with
tno business of manufacturing or pur
chasing ice and dealing therein by
wholesale and retail. Petitioners like
wise pray in connection therewith to
have the rigid, to erect and maintain
a cold storage plant for tho purpose
if carrying on the business of cold
slnago wherein all articles and mer
chandise of any character may be re
ceived by them for the purpo ,e of
preservation by cold storage and to
make charges tnoreon for such service
ami to buy and sell articles or mer
chandise of any character what - .n
which may be profitable in and about,
the eohl storage business and to dis
pose of such articles or merchandise
to their own benefit either for eash or
on credit and to aci as general or spe
flat agents for other persons or com
panics in selling or handling such ar
ticles or merchandise wnicit arc g>
oarlly or may he stored for the purpose
of preservation and handling in the
cold storage business and to tuukr
contracts to act as such r.ciieiaim
special agents and to exercise the us
mil powers and to do all usual, ncee .
s-.ary and proper aets which pertain
or may ho connected with tin cold
storage business.
(i. To haitre and use a common seal,
to sue and he sued, to plead arid be
impleaded with in any of tho courts pf
tnis state or pf the United States and
to have all powers, privileges and
rights which are usually gitinted to
corporations of this character.
7. The principal office and place m
business of the proposed corporation
Is to be in the city of Urunswink in
said county and state.
H. Wherefore, petitioners pray to In
made a body corporate under tho
name and style aforesaid, entitled to
ttie rights, privileges and immunities
subject lo the liabilities fixed l>y law.
ATKINSON & IffINWODY,
Petit loners' Attorneys.
Fill'd in office this, Ist day of Ho
comber, A. IT, 3!in2.
It. F. du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County,.
Georgia.
Georgia, Glynn County.
I, 11. F. du Higuon, clerk superior
court. Glynn county, Ga., do hereby
certify trial the within and toregoini;.
two-pages is a true copy of the origi
nat petition on file In this office to
incorporate Hrnnswick Ice and Cold
Storage Company. Tnis, Ist day ol
December, A. IT, 1902.
ri. F du 111(1 NON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County.i
Georgia.
Tustee’s Sale.
Underand by virtue of an ordei
grained by the Honor-bie A .1 t'-ro
vatt, referee in bankruptcy, dated No
vember 2(ilh, 1902, the undersigned
trsutee in bankruptcy will sell before
the court house door at Hrumwiek. in
Glynn county, Georgia, on Wednesday,
(lie Ifith day of December, 1902. ill ot
the accounts due the estate of .1 M.
I loodenpylo, bankrupt.
Dated lids November 291 U. 1902.
L. LUDWIG.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of tho estate
of j. M. Ifoodenpyle, Bankrupt.
Administrator’s Notlcce.
Notice is hereby given to all credi
tors of the estate of J. W. Brock,
late of said county, deceased, to lou
der in an account, of their- demands
to me within the time proscribed by
law, made out, and all persons indebt
ed lo said deceased are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment
lo the undersigned. This December
2n, 19(12.
T. N. BROOK.
Administrator T. \V. Brock.
Notice.
Annual meeting of tlie stoekholdeis
of jiic Hrurnswiek Tide Guarantee and
l-cun Company will be held at die m
flee of the company (second floor ot
tin- National Bank building) in Bruns
wick, Georgia, at ten o'clock a. in,,
Monday, January 5, 1902.
C. P. GOODYEAR,
.. President.
W. R KAY,
Secretary.
Lawyers shonld have their work
sisting of ttie ptan. nnd outfit of the
done at the News Job Office.
Swan’* Down flour is he best.
We are prompt—News Job Office.
W# are prompt—News Job Office.
THE BRUNSWICK EAILY NEWS.
ONE CENT AWQRD
If you want a position, a house, a
servant, or want to find anything
that nas been lost, or want some
thing that someone else has, ad
vertise in this column.
fOK KENT.—-Desk room on ground
floor. Good, location. Address F-,
care News.
FOR RENT—Two rooms, with use
of bath ajui telephone, 711 Glouccester
street.
FOR SADR—Uuoner stamps, seals,
stlnceis, etc. Agent Underwood Type
writer. Will B. Fain, 312 Newcastle
street
l/)Sf --A biack cape, between ex
press office and 222 Union street. Fin
der will he rewarded by returning lat
ter place.
LOST, S3 ..AYED OR bToLfciN—
One water spaniel, Black, while
breast and white feet. Answers to the
name of Honcho. Apply to W. K.
Cook.
LOST -Boys overcoat. Finder will
lie* rewarded by returning same to E.
Brobstim.
PERSONAL Morphine, opium,
laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself
cured. Will inform you of harmless,
permanent home cure. Mrs. M. A.
Baldwin Box 5212, Chicago.
LOST--Fox terrier puppy about lailf
grown. White wit a black spot on
right ear, long ear;* and (ail. Plcaso
return to It. E. Sherman, Richmond
nil eel, hear prince, auif bo rewarded.
FOR REN v Two large and ele
gantly furnished hod rooms, centrally
located. Hath, electric lights, phone,
tn fact, all modern conveniences. Ap
ply al 215 Union street.
a
FUR SALE.—Hitlery Islanu, contain
ing 32 1-2 careful high land, suitable
tor track farming or for poultry. Also
a six ai.e reservation on Blythe creek
known as Cr-scent Bluff. For parti
culars call on F. Jos. Daufllnger.
FOR SALE.— Bakery. Best entail
•fsbed piano in the city. Trade front
S2O to $25 daily. Kent reasonable.
Good cliaucy for any one. Good rea
son / tm soil mg. Andreas or cad at
Dity Hal.cry, Bniuswlcn, Ga.
America's Famous Beauties
Look with I, ■ roi on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores, Pimples They don't
have them, nor will any one. who
uSch Bucltlen'w Arnica feaive. it glori
lies the fate Eczema oi Salt Rheum
vanish before It. It cuica able lips,
Tapped aands, chilblains, infallible
for piles. 25 cents st ad druggists.
You Will tin! t.orue real catchy lltllo
hats at Miss Slater's Wednesday.
y
We Plead (Tui ty
Tttat w<* are price cutU'rs of Hruns
w;ek*r-un wo |>uy for rpot r ash, whir li
< mililoH us to soil the people gnoth', at
Cut Pric es
Entire now stock of
Groceries
Ntithing hut the best goods AI.WA v
flush and tine. Your patronage solic
ited, and -.otidi rtollvured to any part
>f the city free.
't'hone 21.
James !. Mattfiews.
, Ccr. F arid Wolf Streets.
'Finnic oi.i. . pr- tup:!, delivered.
If So tor From Kidney Troubles.
tiro Smiths Sure Ki i'.-.v Cuift:. N'otii
ing ID c u for db.em ed kidneys. 50
oeuia.
KENNER , MILLINERY CO.
310 Newcastle Street.
f V,
,4es,
W I IfeJ/fP?:
ft \\ . Vfv'O- ' !SH!WW
\ Vs-> ;V
\M, nr
HINTS ON FALL FASHIONS,
are nttniorrms in this di .plav qj new
MILLINHRY.
Flat Hats and Tttrbate; will he tile
prevailing mode, aeconiin gto Paris -
and I*arts sets the fashions.
The n-.nlorisis in thee hats are
those most highly favored.
Designed hy artists and developed
by milliners of skill and taste they
are realty beautiful and serviceable
models.
There's excellent values at all
prices.
THAT OLD OVERCOAT X-tds a
new eiiilai. q new lining nr e thori.u.-pi
cleaning, so take it to Jim Carter's or
ring 'phone 2532,
ROB ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST
TOR RENT —The store on Monk
Street now occupied hy L. D. JOOI.
Apply to Weinberg & Dev aria,
ALL KINDS olf CALIFORNIA
WINDS 25-CENTS A BOTTLE* At
11 SKLIG'SL 225 GRANT STIU2ET
TELEPHONE 272-*.
NEW VELVET COLLARS, NEW
SLEEVE LININGS, and NEW BQDY
LININGS for THAT OD OVERCOAT,
at CARTER’S. 'Phone 25^.
ROM ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST.
The I’rofeKxlonal JoKeiunker. !
The abiliiy to ace things from a jokS j
smith’s pecullhr vicwirolut is not gen- ;
ius, but merely a kind of mental atra- ;
blsmiis. We do not get our material by
Inspiration, but by theft, assault and ,
battery and otherwise. A solemn, bon- 1
est, pence loving commonalty Is
grabbed, throw n down, -turned inside
out and reconstructed into an absurd
ity. A feeble, hoary beaded idea —ls
ruthlessly set upon, crippled, torn to
pieces, put together backward, with a
new tail or head on it. The king’s
English is deliberately murdered, all
for a joke. Then, too, everything is
funny, if you only think so. If we are
city people, how hilarious the knob
kneed rural si. anil if we live in the
Country how mirtli provoking vve find
-the summer hoarder, says a writer In
the Bookman. All fads are ridiculous
to everybody who is not devoted to
them. Ev< ry man is a crank but jut.
Politics, society, ail avocations but
mine, debt, death, the law, prison, pain,
poverty, facial and racial p. cullurHii
other peoide's liopes and fears, prunes.
tJie inhabitants of ail other communi
ties, the recently rich, the suffering
poor, the laild, the baby, the obituary,
the ministry, the hangman, the flirt,
the fight, the fit, the mule, the debu
tante, 1 lie (tying machine, the under
taker, the Inlet, the I mil. the volcano,
love, charity, whiskers, war, pestilence,
famfne. the unloaded shotgun—alt are
vi-rv vi rv funny.
Wilson’s
Up to Date
F^estaupant
MORE THAN ONE
Has commented on the tdgn quality
of food served at
WILSON’S RESTAURANT.
This is the secret of our success.
OYSTERS Is? IN SEASON.
Game amt Fisli always on ha il.
JAS. W. WILSON, Prop.
Phone 321.
OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
■W'oax*
Oak and Pine
8 H, DANIELS, Phone 134-3
DON'T MONKEY Wi*H THE BUZ?
SAW.
by buying lumber of unreliable .leat
era. When you want anything in lum
ber coma to us. We will till your or
er accurately and promptly. W>- wit
give von just tho lumber you want at
just the right price. You can always
j save money by placing your order
.with us. Phone 19/.
iLang& Wood.
PLANING MILL.
j 'PhoM 187.
T.
Just Opened.
C. S. Lamb,
GUN and LOCKSMITH, corner Monk
and Grant streets.
Special attention to the of
TRUNKS, KNIFE-CRINDING anti HE
PAIRING.
Give me a Trial.
Wanted.
We would lute to ask throught the
iumns 01 your paper, if there is a:;y
person who has used Green s .-ugust
flower for the cure of [n • :
r>vsi-. osia and Ltver rrmi.il'S that
not -been cured—ai,u we also nfran
tnoir resu“s, such as sour stomach,
le -uci.iatioa r. food. Habitual -native
ness nervous dyspepsia, headaches, de
spondent feedings, sleeplessness—in
fact, and trouble connected with the
stomach or liver? This medicine oas
been sold for many years in ali civil
ized countries, and we wish to corres
pond wltu you and sen,* you one of our
books free of cost. If you have never
tried August Flower, try one Nit tic
first. We hare never .known of its
failing. If so, something more, serious
Is tne matter with you. Ask j u;r
druggist.
G. C. Green, Woodbury, N. J.
Something new—quinine shampoo
for ladies Get It at Clark’* barber
Not a Nine Day Novelty
BUT
An Every Day Necessity
*
Almost as indispensable as t .
‘ad. A constant conveni
etice to the busy housewife. W _
liver fresh and good, because #• 5 . %
sold only in the lu-er seal B . . I
Package, which keeps them \ CculS J
fresh and crisp. **
NATIONAL BiSGUIT COMPANY.
* -- 4
ST'JECIES" *
Ib ay iron works:
* Manufacturers and Repairers <u *
: Machinery, Engines, Saw liilsj
Marine work a spocialyt, A
X Packings, Fittings
t and Suppli^B
* l‘4in; it<*s f urnis'etl ft ec {> Chc.vgr. mmm.
t 629 Bay St. ™
* W. . DART, CLAUD DART, +
* +
+> president and Manager, Secretary art'd Tre
*
B()-WEN” & 'THOM AS,'
Conti actors and Builders ox Stone,
Erick o,nd Frame Buildings.
; A ' t KK - <
CEMENT. THE AND ART! PCIAL. STONE.
Merchant v.ilt save fin tr • cor', by
having ilutir job work dime at the
News Job Office.
For Whoop mg
Gough use Otlß*
NEY’G EXPEC
TORANT.
W E. ?M rd,
1007 G Strut
paincer and pap.i r diuiger. Signs of
any uescripuon. Agent for wall pape
tuitla. Drop me a jKtai,
1 hone 2-89-3
Virulent Cancer Cured,
Startling proof ot weuderfttl ad-
Moo e ia medicine is given by drugga.l !
H. W. Roberts, of Kiuabeth. W. Va.
j oil obi man there had mug ..uKcied
with u-hat good doit ora pi outdid.-cd
meurabie cancer. 'I y b< Sieved hie
-ai.e uofiei- u till iio iiMsi Ufecfric :
liituas auu applied luigkjett’s Arnica '
Saive, wldeu treatment completely
cfired him. Waen Eieclric Htttera aio!
usoti to expel, biiiom?, , ■be \ and mi {
eroiic- poituitts at the same Untie !hi%|
i;Ve e\ :o. its .'Cess it- .. 'i.A
|Kivu;r, blood liiseatK-s. bin e.rufithTtis 1
11 leers am] sores vaTiish, letters 50c„ '
GOAL.
AN O
wqoD,
CONEY &. PARKER
The Areao:.
H-specttuiiy raMiounces to its many
ff.eu is and patrbhb- m Uin<ia*.<:k liu!
surrounding country that we nre pre
pared to fit! tU.di orders lor any of
the leading brands ot whiskies on the
market at popular prices. All goods
wyi 1 e delivered to out of fa*a cus
toms, s free of press. charges; ... YV.
W„ Wilson, old Saratoga, Louis 66,
Yell )®ffone, Paul Junes broke.of
Cumberland, Monogram, Belle ot Bour
bon and' a number of others /Including
gins, wjr.es "and popular brands of
beer Our bar is replete with ali that
goes to make up a first class qsrsbttsh
incut. l*ocl aud billiard tables kept
in an up-to-date condition. We serve
an excellent lunch from 11 a. m. to
lp.ro.
PHIL KEU-SB,
DECEMBER 13.
j Don't. Miss U'e OpportmiU'
! OF ,
Having your Ives i v, s m:;?eti
And lh -Proper Glar~':i 1 • ■*'
i them when you a.jnin visit civnrmah.
jOur exammat::. (wm ~i is free)) do*
termites c<acl!y what you require,
jWe handle .nothing .but 'the , Besi
Lenses and Framrs made. We guar
1 antes satisfaction to aif.
f
! Hi. M. SCHWAB & sm,
IT Mill! Kjl-nnt
: Bear m Mind
j That we Sell
4P V Jt 1 m
f ...Aj s ,,-
YS*'-U‘- **• -' w ' ’
n-w**V' Nr ,
Fire arms, , cutler y and . sporting
goods. Fishing tackle. >
fcfifPTY AND LOADED bHELLb.
.GUN AND 3ICYCLE REPAIRING.
P.O.KhSSLJhiR
do6'/j Monk.
Try fjut) Floy flour. ..It is thr
on toe iULifo.cC
FOR Rlk\ T --tom Cortat^we: 1 i
bouse, five rooms, ut 606 G afreet. Aft 1
ply on pr- aiiaes. ■ JT
iMlliousness amObT^dlfcord ejtt this
■*=. isoa may he pro - , afed ijivjtViicsro,-
th system with UcWjMrfe-fK' mr>
liisers. These fantouKS iilllf ii*F do
not gripe. They move the bowels gen
tly, hut copiously, asji by reason ot
the took propt: tiiG,, give tone auo
strcngtjrto the glands.’
joergers Fusimhcy, W. J. Butts,
Smith s Pharmacy,
; i
Special orders promptly filled at Wil
son's. 'l'lioae 321- „ ,