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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday and Monday,
rlarch "A and April 2
At the Peoples Store.


yards wide. no better made, worth now
75c per yard. cotton goods has advanced
very much. still we will sell ten yards to
each customer at I5c per yard.
One hundred white crocheied bed
spreads. full size, hemmed, sells at 81
Saturday and Monday they 20 at 6oc
each. /.
Turkish bath towels, size 3oxI6. un.
bleached, worth I7Hc. bargain day price
SC each.
Largest assortment Of children's spring
REFER jackets and capes. sizes 3 to IA.
will sell Saturday and Monday at almost
one quarter less than the regular price.
Mems night shirts made of good mus
lin. full long sizes, worth &c, will sell the
two bargain days at only 800.
One case of prints. ligh, colors. the
best Merrimac quality. worth al whole
sale SC. but we don't mind that. and will
sell them Saturday and Monday at &C a
yard.
Ladies black satteen petticoat, all
lengths the regular price is 78c, for the
two bargain days they 60 at 4oc.
One lot of ladies' sample hose, not one
pair in the lot but is worth Is to 7oc,
your choice Of entire lot at 3 pair for 7sc.
Children's shoes made Of the fine French
kid. spring heels, sells everywhere at 81,
Saturday and Monday they 20 at half
price, soc.
Mems fine laundried shirts. new spring
line, collars and cuffs, sells at 75c, bar
gain days they 60 at 48c.
Ladies silk capes, made of brocaded
silk. nicely lined, sells even in New York
at 50; our price for Saturday and Mon.
day only SIo8.
Also special prices again in ladies'
tailor made suits. We have as large an
assortment as any larger city. We have
Them IN any size and color. Our 81 suits
for SI4; our SI7 suits for SqSc, and all
our 1915 suits at $3.50.
Ladies belts, the new style of dog
collar" belts sell for 75c, special bargain
I5c.
Baby dresses made of French sing-
ham, nicely trimmed, material alone is
worth more. 60 Saturday and Monday
at 7sc.
Mems unlaundried white shirts, linen
bosom and cuff bands. double back, worth
6oc; Saturday and Monday will sell them,
just for fun, at 25c each.
Ladies strong and durable corsets. in
drab and black; you never bought as
good corset as this for less than 75c,
they 60 bargain days at only 3sc.
All our $3.50 and $L7s ladies' white I'M
derskirts, made of the very best cambria
muslin, deliberately Trimmed in lace or
embroidery. two and three rows inser-
ton. wide embroidery ruffle. full sweep,
umbrella style; our bargain price is o8c.
and let you Judge.
IS pieces of dotted Swiss. different pat
terms. suitable for curtains or dresses, sell
at I8c; bargain price just half, &c per
yard.
Special bargain prices in ladies' and
childrens trimmed hats; assortment too
large to mention prices.
The PEOPLES STORE,
Boulders Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
Are You Protected

If not call and see US. We underwrite
for Caledonia. of Scotland, German Al.
lance, of N. Y, Manchester, of England.
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helvetia
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, of N. Y, for
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Camera Building, Boulder.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29

For the annua. convention OF the Colo.
RADIO Stock Growers association at Den
yer April 9th, the Colorado & Southern
Ry-will make a rate of one fare for the
round trip. AT this meeting many i'm.
portant questions will be discussed. prin-
cipally that Of leasing public lands for
grazing purposes. 2otd
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
KIuge| k0y [e0d
Forces In Person
AFRAID OF DOM PAUL.
Lon4en Papers Afraid No VIII bs Jou-
berts Successor.

Lon4en Papers Afraid No Will bs Jou-
hert's Successor.
London. March 2o-The death OF Cen
eral| Joubert is widely discussed BY the
papRrs and the fear is expressed that bis
SUCCESSOR as Comrandant General OF
the forces in South Africa will be Pres'-
dent Kruger. himself. This fear grows
out bf Acknowledge Of the obstinacy
OF tie man, his we'll known caution and
unxillingness to acknowledge defeat.
Cplonel Pitcher, while leaving Lady
brand on the 10th was attacked ano
lost hive men missing. In other skirmish
es Ne sustained sieh, losses dead and
wounded.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-03-29
BevERioce SPEAKS.

YoutK Indiana Senator Begins Widely Ad-
vsrtissd Speech.
Washington, March 2o-The Porto
Ric3n bill vas taken up on motion OF
Senator Foraker shortly after the open.
ing hour and Mr. Beveridge was recog.
ni.eh for his long expected speech.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

2r all cavn4 about in this way. The
chapels we're going TO spend
Thanksgiving 1T a country houxe on
Long island. Mrs. capsi had prom-
Used the cook. the houssmaid and
buttons holiday for this season. 50 tho
house was To be clessd fo< nearly . west-
suddenly n tawned on Mrs. Capei that
they were doing an insane thing. why.
George" she demanded. In an aggYtevei
voice. how could you countensnc~ such
careacssness7 ! am surprised at yeu"
''Eh7 whaty what DO you meas ny
caresr@snexsy Questioned her husband,
turning from his dressing tahls. hls facs
covered with creamy iathes. He pcsed
his rssor deiirAseiy tn the MIR and regard
I'd his wife with amused alteration
Such careieS<nese ~ IN rermts this
house 10 b. deserted for SIX days And
there's all tho silver added Mrs. George
ccnclusiveiy.
1T occurs 20 me. my dear" raid her
husband Kead-nafuredly. that you Ac-
cvpted tho invitation % shis ThanksG1y-
ing house Parry. that you xAvs ths r~v-
vansN leave sn Azsent themselves ~ this
particular e~asun- why hiam~ ma -
''Arwn't yea the head OF Tho family 2.
poasea pretty lsssls Mrs. u~srge. what
ss q man for, ia Iik~ TO knowr-
--tah. only q deer Essf for woman -
~ife her isttie feet on" retorned Cspsi.
tie hypoctiscY Cot with a."
tits \ preamble TO jack" ssfd M. wife
iaftny. "a think we had best Hsk JACK n
he wor't sleep In tbs house whtle we're
away
sacM wpn't seave his Bachelor asart~r~
and cune up here said Cnpai ronsensps-
a.usiy.
ssYs. no wsIi.s. sepsssd Mrs. c1r~a. III
ask hina. He cant rnfuax me
hsr hnstmud We'll ash him II 300
ike
Mrs Gsexxr asked Hh~ n0enurnntea
Ssr psee with exea neus3Ssna unfit cf
her tender eYNs. that Jack FAirf1x. who
wAa a salty where e nrsxss wosnan
MAS soonassm~a. ssrena 70 i~sk after ts~sr
house feF week
~Iea A~snlsy rsca ~ ysn. ola shas e.
cas,es said Have shs ran ~ the hasase.
hAa nsses th4 k@y 20 tho wine c1nssi
81 TAssf@x sAesss Ma 0wn tar fwts~
apartment Ia Eznsa Earsnsaenfn ssrx*s
and n@rea ssr e. West Feyfy4sissh After
ons night Ne hea nevSY h~sn 40 assges.
sfe5y leselg. Ta@ vast. sslsnt re~sna u~vs
l6ke asners - Eln. H~s,s4t~fsv ~
inlsxaf fnx hts sfny. e~xY. -tasfy arsxft-
smsns. avwn-s~ss. ssasea Ter the aasn
psussn&sls rear - shs T. tsksn. hsrx~d
xvwn Tor s@s r@<sst ~ She nnasy shof.
euGhkAFeN uzedsr h1s w1xx;sNs
rse. seege wax 80 di&x~lssnx the sSes--
~ E~f q htt ~ w2mptas oai.fash8ars~a
huss ShAx M sz@mr ~ rvrktMu xssp~.rAs
~ rnsgte@ss He wssAss fhxs NJ Mad ar.
ranged - Sc eAs - s~wm fes Thmmksrfs
lnx Ne eArasss as asz al his pspsrx 80
soefkc4 th~ sfssNsn Af EeM roFk Ha
sasrsd A. the gss sla - nsse~ar ta&f shsu
shxAax frefa has. II xfsh shs fx.xE,
wysaa6 STAY AZ hszne eaf nalra shssr s.~n
Affairs ke sxxprs& ~Tfss sssA ~ a..
sag me 60 tr-aE after ~he4f xsEs-s-z.a.
he4zs~ whzf ssses I ~A~ 20 rnns~s,s
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tkAnkfns few kz@ssHss ~ IN Asn& a, ssse
Va msserg sssAtxAs ard sss n gosss .1sssgsr
warg knur& the h@vsnss Dxt ~ me
Eiss fAuszxn fAe Ainner sAs f.@sttmas
the wfnss Espserfr fe~d. sks mus.e srss
soft i~ughsar ard r.stztzx ef s.zh sstur-
eng 90 ssRsfse1tn9t - ADs Ou6pssw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

shs tafn alsss There, therw was usinh
Hsssie aMd efnttuFin9 ard b@fsysnx Ia the
MD ~aem kssehsn. ~here Hssas mother.
Fsanxs aans. ~as saeesint~nslak tar
skem~sass nseafns preparations Ger the
ufst a4yas fe.st
XMAS, a~asms aae ssssa ,Hss shs ess
faYms ard thsezxh Ire ce$n aasf.' lar.
eeasnsts wk~ his tear NJ F~@as, ens os
yea - take fAs nasxes felis Rsan ees
npA st che parcels sne eaSe NAfs -
trsax frNna ta~ city Have sefnN xanee
hes its shssi aaa shsyM h. h&l< tam
txkNI~
rha naxxy araxs W. ana FArsm~r NeAas
exfse sntn she ktseh@N. pwfan& ASH heat.
inx nzs sensis sssxssnsx
TAuthes. he essxA what TRAITS STA xea
ten the kezs " c~sar "a yrem she stts ?
tswse sbsy eirf eeza~
~yxhatrs sssea Amns Mary ara etess.
bsas esses sfeen tAfY sAe,f eSns saas $50
sssssJ ss4saessa usrt itsse tAs Asyx xs.e
asa xQs taas ~ hHxt, sg~.~~
u eaNs sn&4e~s ween the hastsAs TIE
eAssrfsl Rustic ~ ths Aassextsaa assss 90
wesfsasnt Ama Ansspfs csau4s-s the ssxes
"a a. sh~f Awt mrxNss ASS skaters AMI a@4-
eanss. ard thss was AL Ter sac A&ss -
t~~ RESTLESS yauns Fas3Al* ~Aa sAaaxh&
tAey ks~w What was SOD fer thes@ Ear
h~k8er sAAa she all triks xAe9 wssahA
have s~sn xssssls xFassssa ~ &aeht u
thrv c~usA have sx~a Aa~ eaastA msrs
feeg were ksss~s thaa tAty 4gssxxsk Sess
A. that FaesAstt ths1 ~eFe iAhexsaaxss
wzslag I've sf thnsS aFtters waseA are
fates nss~F &c ~ sscI
40 we've aane "a afsey sew seiters-
Eaes. ~gsse Resi ratnspiis, fer ww
kmaw iss eaF mssAan tn Tire CIV rae~ tAe
seAS ama az @stA are SORRY Kh&t ws eaag&
nnt ~asi tai Afsrr Than&sxsgsn@. eas &
Was s@ca seNd sAAaa~ ta nn4 = Hh.a
~hea nss*het sent es "a the els, an4
~Nsts tstksss "a ss~~aan- wA~n sna
- 1xa&A Sssnes s2sk es<sc. snSza -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

aud tag ssill ami hs~easns
Az the Srsss ~ sse hoYs khs sFferki~as'
VmNn surned ga thssn fsgA fay,.. TEA ~
nxhtinz. was hrxerd cansFnl nr fan
nssssiy ef TIE tnnaexnt yeanE lads frees.
thn ceun,rs, AMI thAT WIRE tsu Rsson.
tstsvA u bis toa 10 f~ssst Hing.
n'aS Prank Atel Ned g.; thsm IN rapid
saafs~~saE IN tso esfs, and aaaasss N
tn bail. efses snsssshtnx tap asnlsset ths
aeerF~sz< hf,slsefe sy
Nbo sasc rea ksAs sers .stcs "a
tasf~ T@uf BIRD NHvs cFsea the naan
~tss0s Alsss there aaeks 1save IN. 10.
hf*s exeie -&he others setssea f,ar az
hyaF ~ s~a anyway. II h. air4 \ 49,,
a@'rsxAs Hussae 'esA aewn Go gn~ car.
fsNae Aksssp. ezra
xtAss WIS raurss 80 vneh a sns s.avs.
rtesssns Afsd seey wevw Sersa IL Assak
" sss9es1 sheF sefs sEa aats~n
&sNa Al sbst s.sss sissessxA a -ssa has
~ Ntxat. NJ. eNe Mrs. <ssee ~pvV sstsgr |,
q ~ pAstef - ~ tasn ard she mstAss
~aa srsiax
I eMns heag 4 sac .shs-es r-rh~x
we're BexsF fruns hsssss - bana hssa-~
suzvsAlns sa1st haes AArgsssssa 10 sAssnA
iva NJ nsaTs ~ a. 90 nafRx ghsnse MAJ
@rs wv's's = KAaaksssNine ssanss " wisA-
''Spessnas sas4u sas Il. wass. sass
tSFn Az
I'm aesasa-rsa .trasa rh.s.v. v~e.-
p~ea aaN1 txfe9e. An4 ans { tsv~s No.,
-, o@' IL gas sAsask sAas cav kaee .,..ns
=. ard goze swAY - seat TAes w~se Al.
~sys tAsSisx = tae wea
HOG nef-haps @es. saSa fhs rsrvn-~
n sAry has~ thexn snAsaax s,oe $50
shHansessss tack. fksgsn. Ns I tAsarAt
gwas ssxEs r. sss i&ne~
Whst~ gheeN soRsa Ms@sss wags~s nns
wAirArsi ana feared sna har~a Res nss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Tn. asys sssggrsed backward 70 the
ran. ela~rtnx lanAs tnair facer white.
,b~sr sanxsaS egrer hicss fruEn fs~r. The
aksr,s.nr htsx.xsat charged down "a rwtr.
~ xnrnxs4f devil psssa dashed ns him -
suscAsy. leapsi as hss throat thrwnxh ms
air ana sank his biysras snife 10 tlsA hais-
rho hssyss gave uns great cry 90 horfer
AMI the sraxy na&fa fnrn~a on snfM- ne
~Ax loo naas naw 70 rersgrtx@ frsena ~
- T-b.s wind blew the fa@ra frem his
,nss.th as 10 came Th~n shr boys be-
sunen tsse ssresl ana the 6c~p nsz. c1s=ss
,he latter and ieAped fse rail- and threw
Themselves, screaming. overheard.
they get home. 4 p@sasns fn& 81 ssa
fhesn up, when shay wegs nnarly extAnxf~
esi. after a ieug ~~ian tns hAnHFs- toe
s.Nltss heard their story. ard. shs vessel
,.s..sis.r ~ again waih caysi&tn AIRS usAge
.anma ,shssmrd h@r. ana Fes~ "a the hostana
~ sn~ ~~a. - which no had ls&y-~d After
she euwA the lads wers seat h1rue
Yt.exe ahsy arrived. snaseranie snA re-
p~nssns. ssss IN tire fer ThAnzsxivisg
dianer
~ eosrss thxy caefm o. base tsssn
sk~asssaa xsas a@Iamitr ~ UuNr<e fhsF zesre
xus Thny we're haxxRf hT wesgank $50
rmsn. wH8xh wss wsry ~sons-
Never hssA .tAa farm sOak~9 80 ssAeasss
Nnxrr hAA Msmne srem@s % r~sxaDzs.
~vxxr wAs a Thmnssxss1nx Ssnasr 40
rrM4~fx.ssv eaten wAen esd Mr.. %nssae
,vase Al sase sna ard ussese hfs Mnnmai NJ
tfs zn~emh. sAansnnx Frvei&~rsre fef susns
snNrqs~s. fsr&gizx thAt al shs~s~ saa<sf -
,.ssr.s~u. ASS h@rny MR. wander afss sike
an. s.~xAA4al SCR. Hca ASH FxsAk nsas-
ians4-a xlfA their heads sn th<ix arms
AEt saessssS
a-fp~n.s. ArTs. Gear whispered shs
,v.sAsx. s-wevs srrxef y sN ans enrwfv@
Il All. shs- h@npy Tasazksxtssszr stnsa.
rnnt cry fss We All ssve sAass<s vwa are
smwe1 fsxssn dreadful ena cE q eFuel fste.
IAon's cry
s.Ym exyaGE Msd hlahzsersd seesaass
s'ss 90 sn1sv glad Fri essxsr
Axa he had rs&z@n, fcr rnazx AaNa sa
- - n sazps = . s>Dkx ssnsssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

~ - AYv said Roo TobIe. look
At hiatt IRIS tne bc'sun--it's
Hcckies."
~ adventurcr. You JAY;
Heckies was only In the
book: ne didn't ilve-fealiy.
The likeness. however, petween feckfes
OF sThe Boy commodore" and the resi-
faced. clenn-rhAved, vyrtiy man in blue
pea}ackef ana seaboots who approached
was 70 remarkable that even Frank
NoH)e doubted for a m8menf II Beckles
himself tthe man who stood by the boy
comtnodpre. dohst YOU know when these
tw1 QzeIied the mutiny. and sailed the
prixe ave thounand miles all BY their own
selves n the teeth ~ hurricanO was
no; now present in the nesh- 10 earnest
and edynlfation-p rimrd were the starss
OF me Inda that the man relaxed his pace
when Re noticed them and finally cfossed
the narrow street BY the river. Hts
shrtNd.. humorous eyes surveyed the
cousins swiftly and COMPLEMENTARY.
''Mprnlna. shipmntes. sn5d he. Back
fro1 school for TbankrEivIne. heyg TAX
inwa look = 10 shigpinx: hey7 ~ eye.
every 1ine Bout seventeen or eighteen.
no. mr. sssd Rod. were nneen--
both ~ ~ Were COUSINS"
T15e man looked Il the weii set up
youn3sters 70 cordially and with such
ple4Hlne appreciation that Frank took
coutARe u explain what they wanted
down " ~ ships
where shey en9A9e saiIors1"
s'rl0f want 10 70 to seny Now that's
my p4tge. ~ the finest iife for boy
with an4b5ti0n ana some get up 10 him.
H~&i ID sea III my life and look ut me.
Hek1tEf, wise and ~ "a weAlth-why.
boy3. there's nsnsy 70 burn f6r sailor
man ~ knows what's what. DO you be-
IUnk 70 shs eityT
mo. sir. we're from the country"
sHo1 And-does pa known
me boys heritasesi ana looked down
wxrd. but she msn looked 80 pleasant that
Nod spoke frankly.
no. We decided ourselves"
s'lfcs Run away
The boys ffinned ana nodded.
s'Then." said shs man. holding out
w red hand, put II there. Lucky you
nhe< M. linz boy with grit 10 do for
himself You've come to the right place.
fcu Just follow me can see q
Ing H's Thanksgiving time. there's SOME
thing TO b thankful for.
TN faces of the tern boys brjNhtened.
Thay had. IN fact. bccoutc greatly bswii-
6<red nnd confused IN the torsuoas lanes
of ths seaport and were really thankful
% ana friend and guide. In moment.
however. Franks face ciouded.
II wteh. Ne whispered 70 hts cousin.
- thev followed their friend ohediently.
II wish Ne could have pat N going
away Until after tomorrow. though. 0ay.
Hod, Aunt Mary wiii be mikhty basy
now wifh the turkeys ana thiner
sr0fheyrf' fsad snfffed. what are you
whmixs abons now7 What's Thanksetv-
nm snyhow more'n any other day. I'm
1uiiv thankfnl. ran tell you, that Tn
dane xtth school FOR good, and fsrm
eh0v~s e1sd ~ that rot, This win -
enmAthinx like Thanks@tvtng just
think. you I'D nv. we're fvce There's
n0body - free ~ xaii0r. All the haoks
~ 20. hcps. ~ set . whtp right away.
Iurteysf WhAts turksysS want lph-
Uecw1e. ! o."
II wss nsar dusk. and u was dusk at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

mariner. with the fashing skin Of =
prncstced hand in that KIND OF warfare
Pete dodged and duclged, and stabbed
right and left. The man had run amuck.
His eyes were wide and bestiai. His lips
foamed He had gons mad with drink
ands ruge and abuse. Another assistant
feIl deads Two ran on cut and shrteking.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
Chsap RACE Va plant sHaIsm.

Atlanta, Ga. Annual Convention Mutual AID
society, 5uiy lob One and One-thira fare
round trip,
chicago y. National Prohibition oonven-
zion, June 27-2s. One fare round trip. Tickets
to be SOLD june q, Is, %, final limit July AZ
Account above occasion the Plant System win
sell round trip tickets s2i.25. Tickets to be
sold August IS, % and q with final lin b sep
TENDER /, inclusive.
Cincinnati, o. Annual Convention b, Y.P.
U. Of America, July l2th-lSth, 1900, d ne fare
for round trip.
Cheap rates account fourth Of July. (one and
one-third fare round trip to all points, in Geor-
gia win apply. Tickets to be sold duly End
Ord and 9Th with final limit July 7t9, 1900, in
elusive.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
TO THE OCEAN.
An Attractive Schedule Arranged Ss the
OumbsrIsnd Route Steamers.

An Attractive Schedule Arranged hs tho
Ounbsrlsnd Route Steamers.
The Cumberland Route, W. M. Tup-
per 4 Co., general agents, have ar
ranged an attractive schedule to 60 in
to effect between Brunswick and Cum
bsrland and ST. s mons, during the
days Of the Fair.
Steamers will leave Brunswick for
st. simon's at a. M, 2 p. m. and 7
p. m. Returning, leave St, Simon's at
IL am, SIM. and 10 p m.
The schedule to Cumberland will be
leaving here at a. M, and returning
to BrunswiCk at s 80 p. m.
The fare for the round trip to st 81
mons will be so cents, and for the
round trip to Cumberland 81 90.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

A puny child is always an anxiety to the
parents. There seems generally no reason
why the little one should be weak when it
is 50 well fed. But the fact is that it does
not matter how much food the child takes
if the stomach cannot extract the nourish-
ment from it. No benefit can be derived
from just eating. That Is the condition
Of many sickly child. The stomach and
organs Of digestion and nutrition are not
doing their work, and the body is really
starving, 1t is little use to give fish food,
like cod liver oil or emulsions, in such a
case, because these also have to be diges-
ted they may tighten the stomachs labor
but they don't strengthen it. Strength is
what the stomach needs. DR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovey strengthens the
stomach, nourIshes the nerves and in
creases the action of the blood making
glands. 1t superior to every other pre-
paration for %.lildrsn's use, on account Of
its body building qualities, and becauee it
is pleasant to the taste and contains no
alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant. DR..
Piercs's Pleasant Pellets are valuable aid
when the bowels are irregular. They are
small. Children take them readily
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

Also at the same time and place. the
lease hold interest in and TO that certain lot,
tract or parcel Of land situate, lying and being
Brunswick therein and known and designated
upon the map Of what is known and called the
town commons Of said city. as the southern
one-haf Of lot no. 1913, Of that block Of lots lying
between Gordon and Lee street and NJ and N
streets in said city. The southern one-half hav-
ing front Of 81 IL feet upon Lee and Gordon
streets respectively and depth between the
said streets Of 20 feet the interest being a
lease hold interest for the unexpired term Of
30 years, which term began January LIST, 1879
and expires last day Of December 1877, Levied
on and sold az the property Of Isaac Lester I'M
der and By virtue Of an execution from Glynn
Superior Court in favor OF Chris Short against
Isaac Lester for $3.50 principal and az interests
and costs. Levy made and returned 10 me by
II. S. Pyles, deputy sheriff,
w. II. BERRIB Sheriff.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
sHERIFT's SALES.

state Of Georgia. County Of Glynn-yWill be
sold before the court house door IN the city of
brunswick, Glynn county, Ca, on the FIRST
Tuesday IN July next, the same being the third
day thereof, between the hours Of 10 a. M and
o'clock p. m. OF said date, the following de-
seriped property towit; All that lot, tract or
Island OF st. SlmOns containing forSy-one an
acres and being fully described upon the map
or plan attached to the deed from Mary Il.
Scranton to the said Thomas Richardson, the
defendant, which deed and plan are recorded
in Book U page az Of the general records Of
Glynn county, Ca, reference TO which record is
hereby had. Levied on as the property Of
Thomas Richardson to satisfy an execution is-
sued from Glynn superior court In favor Of M
and A. Marks and against Thomas Richardson
for S297s principal 81 Is interest and $751; IL coat
Levy made and returned TO mel by u. Is. Pyles,
deputy sheriff.
w. II. BERRIE, Sheriff.