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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
DAN PATCH TROTs FAST MILE.
Makes Record of % I-2 In Match
with Harold.

Detroit. Mich. July Sin the presence OF
$500 persons Dan Patch trotted a fast mile
on the Windsor track this afternoon during
the second day Of the Windsor Park Asso-
CATIONS annual meeting. Ills time was
21Stz In the first heat % a S1J matsh race
With Harold Il. The tine BY quarters was
sSgs. l.0l. I:G3E. 25csz
IO-day's results
2i7 pace diminished M~oHday1-The Roman won
three straight heats. Tsme-e-if.. z:i01. ga
Heir also started
zIs pae-ETSnk wrn thrse straight heats. Time
-Z.iJ's. 2.i-A-. 2:l2Ls. Major g. Miss D-lmarch.
sch!ey Pointer. Black Ju-. John II. Jack Mont,
Don SphytI AID JHpC. Jr. also started.
- trut-NeutwuTth Won second. third and
fourth heats and race lurash was withdrawn
after winning first heat. Tlme-2:i5ir. 2=l4L.
::l5s. z.l5a- Miss B1ooA. Judge Cullen. Dalton
Mccarthy and w. y. also started.
specia! match race, trottag-Dan Patch won
Two straight heats and race from Harold Ii.
Tlm-2tf-. e..J-
ri McG-sEor Won Second. thru
and fourth hezts and rres, Atwood Won FIRST
beat Tlms-=lS& :If+. 2l2lt. 2i7s Lith.p-
oiis, NAV sharp. Pity r. CIarencs q and Sis
ter Hattie siEY star =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
KEENE AFTER THE FuruRIrY,
Trainer Rowe Hints That n Couple OF
Great 2~-fear-OldE Are 20 he shown.

SEthN heaE-Oius are 10 lie shown.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July SHAT the Messrs. ]. r.
and F. p. Keene will be strongly represent
ed in the Futurity. and. furthermore, that
trainer Jimmy Rowe has a pair OF crack
Ing 2-year-olts up his sleeve. was made
clear BY a little hint let drop yesterday in
the paddock while Precentor was being sad
died for that distressing exhibition OF his
In the running Of the first race.
When a Outstanding trainer chaflagly re-
marked that while Chapel would be the one
keene colt with a chance in the Futurity
end with two crack jockeys. Spencer and
shaw. TO ride him, Rowe offered to wager
that either Spencer or Shaw would ride a
colt in the great 2-year-old fixture. bring
ING the white with blue spot. which would
nnish not worse than in the place
Paddock denizens close to the Reene sta
bic are nowadays comforting in undertOnes
as to a certain youngster soon 10 be brought
up from Castleton- He IL said TO be a Choir
bred colt OF fine bone and sub
stance. willing at any time 10 show five
and a half f~urlongs In los An Individual
In the know pointed to the fact that little
OF nothing was known OF Domino befOr. his
Futurtty event.
Whatever they may base Il upon. the
friends OF the keene stable are exultant
these days In their confidence OF annexinz
The prize Of all z-year-Old turf honors-the
Futurity.
The real star Is sim under cover. but H.
able at any time to spring into enulgence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
ENTRIES FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT.
stIekney and McENIftrIek of 80. Louis
VIII Play mt GIenview.

"a - ~
New York. July S.-The Executive Com
mites OF the United States Golf Associa-
ton announces this evening the following
as among the entries for the national anna
teur championship tournament. which Will
be held =: the Glenyiew Golf Club az Golf,
near Chicago. July IS TO Is:
n Chandler Egan OF the Exmoor Country Club.
John A Hola5Td. William Holabird. G.enview
Phelps i. Hoyt. Glsnyiew Club. Coli. Ill
W u. Smith. Onvsnyis Club. Lake Forest, Ill.
W. l. H0Hiand. JT. Evanston COLI Cub. EAn-
p. r.. FOrEsn. oa-satsIa Club. Lake Forest.
Charles b Con-. woilas,oa Col, Club. Atlantic.
George A. BrOkav. Princeton Golf Club. Prince
Herbert J. rwssdiS B.lmOu, Golf Club. Bel
ws!tfr fairbanks. Denver Country cub. Den.
wSl!sr J. Travis. Garden City COLI Club. Gar
Warren Dickinson and J. r. Maxwell. Golf and
Country Club. pes Moines. Ia.
w Ni!1m fIecerckscn. Los Angeles Country
Club Los Angeles. Cal
r. r. Kimsa!i. Omaha Country Club. Omaha.
stuart G. stickney and Raph McKittrfck. 81
Louis Country Club. St Louis
Dousias SsdWailSdeF. Springfield Golf Club.
The entries closed at s O'Clock thIs evening
and tbs COMMITTEES announced that a total Of is
had been Eeceiyod. including. besides those az
ready mentioned. representatives from Austin.
Tex: Rock Island. H.. Colorado SprinEs. Colo
and many other cites.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
WARD AND DAVIS WIN AT DOUBLES.
st. Louis Mans Smashing and Service
the Feature Of the Dar.

New York. July s-Holcombe Ward and
Dwight +. Davis OF St. Louis. the holders
OF tie national and International cup IN
doubles. to-day appeared IN the Round Rob-
in tennis tournament On the Country Club
OF Westchester court. They opposed Lit
tie and Alexander, the old-time Princeton
viss terrific smashing and strong service
was The feature.
Steadiness saved the wrenn brothers from
defeat az the hands Of Clothier and Ogden,
AL Of the points in sets being close. NAL
colin D. Whitman played two sets with Leo
E. Ware and lost the second because Of his
inability to stop Wares side-iine passing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
AS A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Wolfram Looks Like a Good Thing
Pirst Race-Ensenln 8 Eannnt In..

wolfram Looks Like a Good Thing in
FIRST Race-EuEenia s. Cannot Lose.
n mis- last race Wolfram looks very well
IN the opening event to-day. He got OF
badly and romped over his field last time
out. He Is not less than a 2-to-I shot. how
ever, as he is a grievously bad actor. Mod
eL, Monarch and Flash OF Night will go
well. Monarch has been improving right
along unoer weak rides. With a good boy
up he Will cut a figure in the final conten-
tion to-day.
Neideman ran so good a race last time
out from a bad beginning that ne looks
sweet IN the second event Lenox, however,
er races, and viii be Cne horse to boat II
Vel TiCden- Look out for this one, for he
wlq be held at a nice price. A glance az
his recent rnce will show that he possesses
= smart turn Of speed. Laura G. q. viii
Ike the track, anC Is in with a poorer lot
than she has been racing against. From
FttZkanet 70 Weideman is quite a drop.
Precisely looks like a moral in the third
race. he should come home alone II well
be second. His last race was brilliant for
a dog" of his kind. Blue Mint will be
worth a bet 70 show.
II Nettie Regent is good win run
kindly, she should Hip the handicap. She
VIII have a poor boy up and Will run closer
10 the outside fence than to the rail, but
the weight will hep her a good deal. She
is scarce Mt and she is a Sulker. At the
weights Glenwcod should be second and
GOO race and then such a bad one that he
viii do to keep OF. though his best race
says that he Will win here. lie is a handy
morse. who should make the Delmar turns
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
/. ns.ilp 1:i,S 2:ioii
Result. nt Fort Erie.

Buffalo. y. y. July G-Results at Fort Erie:
Elrst race. sir fariongs-B0o BaAer won. Oc!e
Brooks., second. Little ChiCo. third. Time. 1915
Second race. four 1-long-Heroine won: Hal
Inclination. second: Ennanc-. third. Time. 5eS-
tl.id ace Elk and hsi tnFions - @1man
len
FOURTH race. six furiongs-Oconee WON Ara
chls. second. Ecome. tEi-d- Time. 1885,.
Fltth race. I've furl5nEa-spinet won: All Souls.
feSond: ST Gallant. hid. Time. I02ia
stHth raCe. ore nilc-Sp-ung won: UpIntiA. sec
one: Brissac. third. Tine. l:Eh.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Washington Park Selections.


Chicago. July s.-SeisctIaus:
First p. Tom Kingsley, Federal
Second Race-CogswsI. Ravensaury. Tammany
Chief.
In-r5 Rare-aailoy. Early. Watkins. Over;1a.
Fourth Lucien Aprleby. Fran
Eihle
Fifth Racs-Iackfgll. LInEuist. Silver Fringe.
sixth Racs-FyrTho. Doctor Hart, blessed
DauCzeL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. July S-EOreesS for "Wednesday
and Thursday:
M~issouri-Showers and trrnecrstorms and not
90 warm Wednesday and Thu sday.
I~lirots-Shcwers and thunceSstcrns and not
50 warm Wednesday. THURSDAY. far In NORTH
showers in south portion: fresh. southwest winds.
becoming northeast
east portlCn THURSDAY. rsr arc warmer
Eastern TexSs-ihOvers We'negtay and
Thursday. fresh southeast winds OF the COAST.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory snd Western
Texas-Shuwers and thunderstorms and not 50
warm Wednesday and Thursday.
NV MeLco-Fair in south, showers and thun-
dertorns in no-.h portion WEDNESDAY a1l
Thurrday. cooler Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
No,Iaed TO Go 20 chicago.

Denver. Colo. July S~-Trayeling freight
agents and freight Representatives Of roads
In Chicago have been notified to be pre-
pared to proceed to Chicago on q moments
notice for duty there. These Instructions
were received by heads OF freight depart
ments OF two or three roads IN Denver to-
day. and were at once transmitted TO the
agents and others concerned
The same instructions have been given
afYecting employees in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Tuo-MIIe Trot mt HamIin Meeting.

81. Paul. MINI. July S-Ths feature o. the
opsaIng Gay q the trotting, meeting a. Hamiin
was the Derby" a tw0-rnlie dash for 2ss0-class
horses. Il was voa by Artois in impressive style
Tie other events we're well contested Imnary
s45 cas- trOttinE. pure So-Bird L. won both
heats aEd race IN 2SII ana s9a Ajax A.
EugAuE. Richard :. ard Early Girl also started
1:fG race. purse won both heats
and the race In AM and 2:Lzs g Dewey. c
started.
10 trottinE. Derby" two-mIls dash. purse
81. won In S;JA- Biack Lady. Ham
bert Rhea W. and Random also started
Special match race. half mile ~heats-Lotta 2.
Don Juan also started.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Broke Jail At Lancaster.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lancaster. Mo-. July SAN unknown man.
who was badly wounded while attempting
to rob a store at Downing. ten miles east
OF here. on May & escaped from the county
Jail here this afternoon He was badly
wounded in the breast by a charge OF small
shot fired at close range and his recovery
was thought doubtful. He escaped by re-
moving the bars from a window. unscrew-
ing the taps with a piece OF steel rod that
was bent into the FORM OF q wrench.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Domfnick sewers Connection With
Fred Cook-kneE .LnIns AEnaIa

Domfnick Sewers Connection, Win
Fred Cook-KIIey Joins Arnold,
1t is said that Jockey Dominick has part
ed ompany with Fred Cook for good. Dom
mick is riding in st. Louis. while the Cook
stable is in Chicago. Many stories are
anoat about the alleged rupture. The prin-
clpals will aot DISCUSS 1t. DominIck's peo-
pie say that Mr.. Cook failed 10 1--we up to
his contract with the jockey, or, rather,
inst Ar. Cooks local agent failed 10 make
sooo: Ant COOKS fritnds say that he just
eot tired of Dominick and cut him loose;
tnst Dominick could not make the weight
a. winch he was useful. and that ne could
not get enough mounts to make IL worth
while to keep him.
Dominick Is growing heavy, but he can do
lVt pounds which is as light as most good
coyS can ride, Horsemen deem any weight
above 100 undesirable. Il is ar that veisbt
mat most races are ridden. The boy can
stu rice, as has been shown hereabouts
Mr.. Cook paid him 80 a month and de-
frayed his living and wardrobiai expenses
In addition thereto the boy got his regular
fees tor winning and losing mounts. Which
vary all the way from S TO SIS with pres
ents, etc.
Tom Kiley. who recently left the employ
or t11er & Co, yesterday signed a c~ont-act
10 train for E j. Arnold & Co, owners
OF Maximus. Peaceful and other ROOD ones
Kiley won more races last season than any
other trainer. and is regarded as a first
tsFial 70 work on for Arnold & Co. and
should DO well.
Though most Of the local bookmakers
protest that they are losers on the sea-
son Arras4 & Co. admit that they have
won $3.50 20 far William Walsh, who
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Result. at Butte.

Suite. Mont. July Summary Of the races:
flfs. race. five aaa one-hslf f-urionEs-Blanchs
sh-spara won: Aunt Mary. second: Chapp.e.
Second Tsce. I'VE MISUNDERSTANDING won: Jennie
H2Ehes. second. Bud Wade. third Time. ls@4.
1hlrd race, one mi-e-Kitty Kelly won. hcSa-
mara. second: Katie woicott. third. Time.
1:f2k.
~ wa: hidlOye. second: Skip Ne. third- Time.
Firth race. seven furicnEs-Porus won: Hal
meta, second: Royalty. third. Time. i:7ok-
sixth race. three fuTiOnEs-Juige Thomas Won:
QUEEN T. second: Abba L. third. Tinae. "a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
WALSH WEARS CUPID's COLoRs.
Little Jockey Married to Miss Della
Flood of New Orleans.


= romance OF the race track had Its cal-
mination on Monday night in the marriage
Of Jockey William T. Walsh and Miss Della
A. Flood. Both are from New Orleans, and
they ara spending their honeymoon here
because turf engagements require the d.
minutive rider 10 remain with the SfZsr sta
bic, whose horses he has many times ridden
TO victory.
Two years ago. in New Orleans. the Couple
frs met. AID for a time hey were tOgeIh-
er much. Then the shifting about. which
hOrSemen are subject TO. separated them.
and the mails were their only source Of COM
municdtion- Time sped rapidly. and vet no
wedding seemed prOhabls because OF the
travels or Walsh.
Hiss Flood came TO 81. Louis on a visit.
She hardly knew that Walsh was here Just
thSn. Du. he learned OF her visit. Within
TWO weeks they had planned to get mar
ried and made their future arrangements
resolving not to be parted sgc!n. The IL
cense was obtained, and the couple repaired
at once TO a JUssiCes home, where the cere-
mOny was performed.
The young couple have apartments At the
Hotel Beers. and there IL no more interest
eC spectator at the Dcimar racer than the
pretty bride 81 the .luy jockey who wears
the Fszsr coiOTs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The RepuhIic,s Selection,

First Rsce-wolfram. Model. Monarch. Happy
Song. AnN
Third ~Race-Preclsely. Navarlno- Erne
Doughty. "
FifthI Race-Lyror Belle. Kalos. Kiss ou,c,,
sixth 8. Onelia, Else HITn.s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DELMAR PARK RACING ASSOCIATION SUMMER MEETING-Juy s. Eighth
Day Judge. P A Brady; starter. a b Dad. Weather clear; track fast
Jay First race. purse 500. for 2yearOls. FIVE furhnss:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
ON THE DIAMOND Bs~=H AT THE TRACKS zz2see*S@ SS%z%aa@@%% %a% PARK

OF first half. s. means position at stretch
turn and Z. positions at finish The note
az loot Of chart describes the race. tells OF
now II was run. what accidents. bad rides.
etc. occurred. and Il opposed TO tell Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Arkansas sportsman's Tourney.
REPUBLIC e

Pine Blun. Ark. July G-To-day vas hrst day
OF twelfth annual tourney Arkansas state SPORTS
mana Association Pine Biun team won the
team earliest In eompe,itioz With Joaeseoro.
Eagle Mills and Little Rock Fine BiuH team
vas eomPo.sd q Ed Howell, John speers and J.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
very nicely. At 3 to l he should bo played a

Lyror Belle and Kelos seem TO have the
fifth event between them Knlos breezed IN
lis the last time out. II took F~itzkanet'E
life to win II the same time the same day.
There Is nothing to IL hut these two. Lyror
Belle has many good RACES to recommend
her. but Kalos looks like a handler horse on
the Delmar turns
Eugenia 8. will walk home in the last
event. There is not anything else TO 81.
She cannot lose with a good ride. Federal
list and Elsie Barnes should be the con-
tenders.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09

BriBhton Behth seItctIOns.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New YorS. July S.-Seiectiuas:
First Raee-Dramatist. Bismarck. Baron
Knight
second Race-Remorse. Paul crsIghton. ITita-
Bile
Third RArs-Somerset. Decameron. Marylander.
Fourth Race-Iniunci!on. JaEeway. Hacken-
sack
FIN Racs-BIueS, Keynote. Military.
Sixth Racs-0ur Nugget. Gold Van. kobbinet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Goxernment Report.

Department az Agriculture. Weather Bureau -
NetsorOlOgfcal observations received at 81. Louis
July 8 49, At $50 .. m local time and s ? m
Eeyenty-nfh meridian time. Observations made
At the same moment Of time at all stations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09

A. Coles. Highest Individual scores on regular
proSramme o. To-Day were made hy J. A. Cole
and r. Brady OF Newton, Tenn. each CO whom
seored $50 out OF $50 ~pOssiblss-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
TRoTTIxG BEGINS AT LAKE ERIE.
Track Is Heavy and All the FnYorites
Are Beaten

Bradford. Pa. July S-The opening day OF
the Lake Erie trottiEs races here to-day
was largely attended The track was In
good condition after last nights heavy rain
Favoritss Jared badly. Doctor Russell. first
choice in the ia tTot. iiausy. fsvurite IN
The IA pace. anu Dakota Dan. the talents
choice IN the 2:l2 pace. ali being defeated.
kHaWannawga
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r J. HATT.
LEGAL Forecast Omcni.

The Hound OF the Baskeryilles," the
latest and best Sherlock Holmes story by
Conan Doyle. viii begin as q serial IN next
Sundays Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
uI,uoi. Central Replacing Men.

Centralia, H.. July S-The Illinois Cen
tral has been hurTying men through here
from the South all day to replace the
striking freight handlers in Chicago The
men are extra gang roadwarkers from
south 10 the river. Fully 100 have gone
North. and all higher salarted agents and
officials from this part Of the system have
been called to Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
ETHICS BEAT KILoGBAM A NOSE.
Tommy Burns Rode One of His Old
Time Finishes in Jamaica

New York. July Sin a hurricate finish
c F. Dryers Ethics won the Jamaica
Selling Stakes by q nose to-day at Brighton
Beach. The race was at one mile and one
sixteenth. and Tommy Burns rode the best
nnlsh he has had this year. kilogrem was
favorite. and Wonderiy. bis rider, let him
go 70 the front. ana he led his held BY one
and a half lengths Rounding into the home
stretch. Ethics challenged. and Ii was a
desperate drive between the tBo with the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09

2 Capga Imp Cenca Nag ws well rG n saved ground on stretch turn and was ga
a strong finish Griffith was best bts swung wide IN tn Parker closed fast from a tad be-
THe-I. a. s& .aa.1 2
$50 Second race purse. 800. for slearqldss six furong:
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TO-Day's DeImar Entries.
First race, five and a half furiongs. purse. ?
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westher az ass a m. part eloaSy; at SD D.
m. clear Maximum temgeraturp, G2-7. mini
mum temperature. IL River. I.g feet. and
falling. r J. HYATT.
Lccal ForrcaSt OffciaL.
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RoT Sf PiP snSISopes" Gss S5SsS maTfos hmprovM MGSe wat * r * Em Ss h6 <: s PTms
good race and closed Raney- Tc4nn DID his best os was vice cut OF nd bumped al wr
the T smk i" Is 5" Ss g iSrA Ink Iax. E1E. IS
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Maehma waEner soked Improvement came in ue stretch and hnbhai namely sHchel ran
sod race and, fRshet with dtgnTauo1 MAZDA Bell ran 4 good race under a weak ride
THe-I% "a 3k ~ lMS- ISIS
Dol Third race purse 20. for yearGds and W. six urongs:
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Martha cherry ripe vas wen Hidden si hes" -Four L@f q shovel mpmTsmean mi hHei
fast. lunar was never in her stride uep ase carrying her n her feet Darling found the pace
100 fast LaSo Is far rom her best
Tme+Ea ia && aA I. lhG 1i&
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Local Report.

ST. Louis. TGestay: July {, 1907
as a. m SO D N.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-27
LET'S GIVE THANKS.

n sympathy with all christendom
brunswick today gives manifold
thanks for the various and sundry
blessings which aave been vouchsafed
70 us during the last twelve montns
AS i municipality We nave many
debts 81 gratitude for which we should
bow in humble submission and reYer-
ential thanks to the Giver Of good
and perfect gifts.
We have been freed from pestilence,
no great casualties have come In our
midst and The reaper, With cosIstent
Judgment has only touched US in
such places as His work may serve TO
kinaie those refining fires tnat burn
somewhere beyond the stars.
Locally We have no real cause Of
grievance. no great catastrophies have
given us hours Of woe. The laborer
ana me laymen nave louha occupation
ana the various hcarth-stones have
S''''ssass anu sioMeu = 'ne nle''s'''
"a N'4H '1s'Ss 9'Aep' noniss y ~
''"at 'as sa'a' naas'p"ssn' ki'e z
~ @''' que" '7V'0s 81 - OUT 1uuss
f'u' s - y 8 : aas''7'le' mas pseh
aa'''Hs w - ag'Ds 'insa'pss naSe
go ss''ep a''u u''''ssnso ~ ny
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-27

This IS a gells.e word hut when
you tniil.. now liable you are no. Il
purchase for DC the only remedy u.-.
sersany known, and a remedy that ha
lad the largest sale Of any mealeins
the world Since 1858 1of rIse ours
md treatment Oh TONS umpttou al
enroat and LNns Troubles ali tnese
,eafs without losing It's populagtls a..
Aese years, sou viii be Enank1ui We
Allied your attention to H0sehees tiel
man syrup. There are many orainat
i, ugh reit~dles made BY druggists
ma others thai airs Aeap ana goo0
or light colds perhaps, but ior see (
1olus, brSncnltis, Group alad espee
Iis Tor GonsuT ption, wnere gAese 4
.ul1cult expectoration ana eoaghinA
.ar.ne tue nlgnts ana mornings, tnsfc
5 nothlng IKE Gefmap syrup, Sold
y all druggists IA the citllizsu Wor4u
g. &. GRAhlNA Woodbury., N. j.
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IEGAL NorlcE

Georgia, Glynn County
Notice Is hereby given hat the I'M
.dersigned. as guardian OF the person
and property 81 Ralph T. Wan or
AovemHer To- 1902, at fne court house
of said coilui apply 10 Hon. r. VII.
Ifs Dart, Judge Superior Court.
Brunswick circuit, for an order 10 sell
the one-ffth undivided Interest II said
Ralph +. Wan In ana % that certain
track Of land in the city oE BRUINS
wick, Glynn county. GaorAia deBcf,b-
ed as the southern one haf of old
town LOT number three hundred and
tiftynine, with two-st5ry frame boOse
thereon, value of said entire properly
being about eighteen huHdre dollars.
said order to provide for fe-inyest
menf Of proceeds Of such sale
Application for sale maae Because
the owners OF the other intefest in
said property desire 70 sell anie, and
will apply for partition tnssss such
application Is granted. and f5r he luf-
Their reason lint salt 81 stifa sfefest
will BIO best for said wards estate
This, November 6 1909
CARRIE NJ
Guardian OF Person ana IpfopeItp 81
Ralph T. Waff
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-27

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