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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

''No better man could have
been named for commissioner"
This was the statement ov manv
leading Democrats when the Re-
publican convention nominated
L. H. Hawley for thatimportant
office. Mr. Hawley is promi-
nent and prosperous farmer. He
is an active, wideawake, conserva,
tive man of affairs. A friend of
good roads, his good practical
sense will be of service in mat
tiers looking to the permanent
betterment of our highways; and
he NAV he depended upon to lend
his influence to provide the coun-
ty with an economical admins
tration. His election will give
the Republicans a majority in the
commissioners court, and change
the present political complexion
of that body.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

The Business Democrat attempts
to slur the editor of these columns
by charging him with ''going to
Frisco to study dramatic art" "
Before the Business Democrat de-
serted the Republican party to
play the migrate 'for business
reasons" he, too, studied "dramat-
ic art.'' He didn't 60 to Frisco
for instruction. however, but took
a course from a fair local elo-
cutionist known as "Beautiful
Snow" The course came near
ending in tragedy, and the then
thespian soured on "dra-
matte art,' and turned his atten-
ton to Journalism.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31
No one questions Mr.. Lafferty's

No one questions Mr.. Laferty's
fitness for the office OF county
treasurer. He has had exper-
fence in that capacity, having
served one of the large counties
of Missouri as treasurer for two
terms before he came with his
family to Oregon. That he is
deserving is conceded by all.
During his residence of six years
in Corvallis he has proved him
self a worthy citizen. No bet
ter evidence of the esteem in
which he is held by the commu-
nifty is needed than the fact that
he was selected to represent the
party as its candidate for treas
urer by the unanimous vote of
the Republican convention. The
Office sought the man in the full
est sense of the term.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31
WHOLLY UNSCRUPULOUS.

Misrepresentation and deception
has long been a favorite policy
of the Corvallis Times. So long,
in fact, has this practice contin-
ued that it's every utterance has
come to be regarded with sus-
picion by those acquainted with
the columns of that paper. No
newspaper that is conducted on
thoroughly selfish lines can rise
above this practice, and those in
whose interests the Times is pub
lished will scarcely have the as
surauce to deny that that paper
has been emploved solely in
furthering the ambitions of three
or four individuals.
The public generally has learned
that the Times is thoroughly un-
scrupulous in its methods, when
endeavoring to accomplish some
purpose of Importance to these
few individuals.
lust now there is at stake a
number of political Offices which
mean prestige and dollars and
cents to the little coterie in whose
interest the Times is conducted.
This little coterie have their eyes
upon those offices, and they re-
gard the Democratic candidates
who aspire to them, simply as
means to an end. If there is
a Democratic candidate who
doubts this let him make it un-
derstood that the bosses may ex-
pect no favors from him if he is
elected, and his chances for cleo
ton June E, would go glimmer-
ing, SO tar as the support of these
self-constitnted leaders are con-
cerned. Democratic success is
only desired by this little coterie,
when it means spoils for them.
The brief statement brings US
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31
Mr.. Wilkins, the Ren11h1icar

Mr.. Wilkins the Republican
nominee for the office of coroner,
has filled that position most ac-
ceptably for the last two years,
and his reelection is only ques-
ton of majority. His many friends
who admire him for his industry,
and his efforts to add to the i'm
provement of this city, will see
that the gratuitous insult thrown
at Mr.. Wilkins by the Willy Sa-
chem meets a merited rebuke.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

Two years of splendid service
in the Office of county recorder
has convinced the people of Ben
ton county that they have an ideal
official in the person OF the pres
ent incumbent T. T. Vincent.
Courteous, obliging, considerate
in his treatment of all, Mr.. Vim
cent will be strongly endorsed in
the coming election. He is hap
PLY named 1.-THE Abe Lincoln of
Benton county,"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

Republicans, bear this in mind:
The power you place in the hands
of the trio of bosses, by putting
Democratic candidates in Office,
will be used against your friends
in the future.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

"What tormentor this little
thing we call conscience is" phil
osephises the Business Democrat.
Those who are in position to know
of that gentleman's ingratitude,
wonder if the above assertion
came from his heart.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COUNTY.

Senator ne.
W. E. YATES, of Corvallis
Representative
VIRGIL CARTER. of Wells
Sheriff
RICHARD SCOTT, of Willamette
T. T. VINCENT, OF Kings Valley
Commits ioner-
l.. H. HAWLEY, of Dusty
School Superintendent
G. w. DENMAN, OF Corvallis
Treasurer u:o
W. T. LAFFERTY, of Corvallis
Assessor
GEO. COOPER, of Philomath
Surveyor-
T. L. READ, of Wren
Coroner
s. N. WILKINS, of Corvallis
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

The four columns below are
published by the Republican
Central Committee of Bentc
County, Oregon.
Edited by GEO. l.. PAUL.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-31

The brief statement brings US
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
HELPING OUT THE BAD ONES
Especial to Review.


 Douglas, Sept, 20-The forces Of the law and order are taking hold of the had conditions that have existed on Sixth street. Uncle Sam has taken a hand in the pcrging of this tough part of town, through the enforcement. or immigrant laws. During the ceiepra- ton in Agua Prieta most of the Mexi- ran women residents of the tenderloin crossed the line to attend the exercis- es on their return they were stopped bv Inspector Murphy, who ordered thef back and would not allow them ,o nut A foot on United States soil.
 After dark some of the women came over but the officers were expecting them and they were taken back to the line and sent into Mexico. where they were ordered to remain This whole sale deporting of the residents or the street paralyzed the business ana ths owners of the houses have made al L,nds of offers to the inspector to ge the women back. The ofncer SUCK .o bss action and under no circum ~.ance. will he allow any of the womer to return.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
TRIPLE WEDDING TO BEAT U. S.
Especial to Review.

Douglas, Sept. 20-The immigra- tion officers stationed at this port are up against a hard proposition. They enforce the law to the best of their ability, but the immigration laws are such that they are not very ef- fective at any port not a sea port.
 As is told in another item in this issue, a number of Mexican women were recently deported. Some of these women were brought to Douglas by a man who runs Sixth street joint and when they were deported his business suffered. Every effort was used to get them back but to no effect.
 Last night three of the women were smuggled across the line and taken to a house on Seventh street, where they were married to three American citizens and became themselves Amer ican citizens and are out of reach of the immigration laws. The licenses had been wired for and the triple wed- ding went off without a hitch.
 The men had never seen their brides until the time of the marriage last night. It is reported that the mel had been drinking considerably and when they agreed to take these Mex ican women for better or worse they did not know what they were doing and are. every one of them very sorry for the part they played in beating the immigration laws.
 The trio of brides, after the we'd ding. returned to a Sixth street joint and are there now. the newly maoe husbands having left them as soon as the nuptial knot was tied by Judge Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN.
Especial to tre Review.)

Especial to ire RevieW.)
 Douglas, Sept. 20-Last night was the first anniversary of the local lodge of Rebekahs and in honor of the day the lodge gave an entertainment with dancing and refreshments. The enter tainment consisted of recitations and music and was exceptionally good.
 The colored orchestra was hired and during the serving of refresh ments furnished splendid music. Dan- cling followed the lunch.
 The Rebekahs had as their guests the Douglas lodge of Odd Fellows and their families. The affair took place in the Masonic hall and was one of the pleasantest social gatherings ever held in Douglas.
 The good ladies remembered thai down stairs there was newspaper office and, of course, knowing that Il is a settled fact that enwspaper mer are always hungry, they sent dowr plates heaped with good things to eat which was greatly appreciated by the members of the International-A Amer ican office who happened to be presen at that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
.. NEWS OF DOUGLAS .. Daily Report of Importance

I ne case Ol the terrltOry against w. H. Taylor was tried this afternoon in Judge Johnson's court. The charge against Taylor is that he killed a COW without reporting the hide to the in- spector. The rangers made the arrest. Thomas Flannigan. of Tombstone. rep resented Territory and Richardson & Howell. the defendant. The justice has the case under consideration.
 James Taylor of the Fl Tigre, re- turned last night from Bisbee.
 Mrs. F. B. Mason of Hereford. re- turned last night from a trip to the east.
 Every one will go to Nacozari Sun day and enjoy the day under the shade trees.
 Nj. Camille, who has been with the Nacozari road for several days. return ed to his home in Naco last evening. | Joe Larrieu, of Paradise, was in Douglas yesterday. He is after the nomination for sheriff on the demo- cratic ticket.
 Last night the Fortnightly club gave a surprise party to one of their members. Miss Blanche Penhole. The young ladies report a most enjoyable evening.
 Charles Hanson, of Wilcox, returned yesterday from a trip into Sonora to examine a mining property in the in terests of Chicago capitalists, who are negotiating for it.
 A saloon keeper named Lepozich was fined s75 and costs in Judge Johnson's court this morning for selling whisky in wholesale quantities without a wholesalers license.
 Mrs. R. G. Wing. of Nacozari. pass ed through the city today for Fl Paso She and her daughter. Adeline. have geen spending month at the copper camp and will return there to make it their home.
 | Dr. Greene and wife are the par ents of a big bouncing baby boy. The little fellow came into this world Sun day morning. His name is John Slaughter Greene. in honor of his gran grandfather. John H. Slaughter, of San BernardlnO.
 Burrell Hatcher. lately of the drug and stationtry department of the Cop per Queen store and Albert Conwell, son of J. w. Conwell of the Copper Queen office. left Saturday evening for Tucson, where they will enter the un- diversity.
 Harry Cleveland. of the Cacshissa and Mercedes mining companies, ar rived in town last evening from the mines. He reports that work is being kept going and that shipping ore in igood quantities is being mined. Ship ments will soon be made.
 G. F. Graham, president of the E l Tigre, is now rapidly recovering from his recent illness. He was in hi: office this morning for a short time He will go soon, accompanied by Mrs Graham, to the Fl Tigre mine, where he will remain for some time.
 Francisco Munos, the secretary o
 the state of Sonora, was last week re moved from his office and Alberto Gu
 billas was given the position. Munos brother was commissario of Naco ant he was removed with the secretary an' brother of Cubillas' was given tha
 office.
 MT. Vaugn, an old time Sulphu Spring valley cattle man, returne'
 yesterday from a visit to Akuas Cali
 entes, Sonora, and left for Naco, wher he will outfit for a prospecting tril
 into the country near Fl Tigre, wher he has located twenty foot gol ' ledge and will begin development worl
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
aDDrrIoNAL LOCAL BRIEFS

superintendent Won Treese' or the ~.cozari road, left this morning TOT that town to make arrangements TOT s,naav,s big excursion from this city to the camp
 robe Crane has sold his siIver prop erty near Nacozari for ssooe. he is .. old time locomotive engineer wne vas injured some years ago in a wrecR since then has devoted his time te
 cting.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21
CAPITALIST COMING. Special to Review)

Douglas, Sept 2O-P. Ciarh' oi washington. a capitalist interested in mining. is expected to arrive at the uote, Queen today or tomorrow He' through his representative, MT liar .,a, has secured an option on the Beta Grande, the big silver property v. longing to Jim Finch. After carefui- xsnination, if the property is found ,o he what it is reported, he will pur' .t.se if octright. Mir. Finch asK' s25o,oOo for the fine which 'S 'o'a' ed near Bocoachi-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21

LOST-A lady's gold watch; picture of lady inside; on back has bird in two cloIs, gold. Watch has fob mace of silver coins. Leave at Calumet and get S5 reward. The Calumet Sa- loon, Brewery Gulch. doors above Postoffice.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21

Remember, we guarantee the work manship and finish of our tailor made suits. You be the judge of the fit.
 M'CANN. Fine Tailoring.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-21

Mention your busineas In the "Busi ness Brief columns 0f the Review
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
TaAT2 tFE'E5JF5 l. 7' y VII ::llsIll
RUHJNAM I fB7 s35 FIJI H EsfF R1H,1 Y

Terms Of subscription in the city
and by mall frssiaS esIanaeAo al Parts
Of the Gnltsd skates and c~naaa,N Meg
81 INV 5hrb. RGl4b lRleo. Guam, Philippine W
|i2EGqfnBl 10 aarss shd Hawaiian islands
one Year 80. 9Ia.a,. : d.G. $500
Six Months ..ol ta4o.u. ..s,.s, $50
1h ~ NIhd tThIss lskaoAthS o. iils.S35D, .s- 1-25
One Month ..+i0.. sg6e.n.s.. .,rs ~
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levin sstieT eflce as second class mail matter
yo.A n,sM .,s,.na1 aoFFIcAN oRaAn oF1em ~
49, ~S f~t = OH tH9nfuf1td ytfyy
nej,ftaa tf.s The county Of Glynn
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

Georgh Day at the st. Louis fair
!, promises to be the iiIost os,lceeasfu
aioI any state What has BECOME o1
AEttO 0i Ituttl u4t.t..,.
/. ~ m A a hasr s..orrasnnnaentea 'tt
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
LillmanitN,s Weak spet.

There are more deasils dlFcoeiy ivy
TO weak lungs than 10 All .etneE vs.
asses combined thev are mug Inla !issgy !.
weak spot--the breeding place OF con
sumption. When the slishtest symp-
! On, of kronble Is felt in the lungs
ION, shoald begin the use of, DR.. Rosfr.
chee's German Syrup, at once, i Is
lade Especially 70 soothe, heal and
'trengthea the lungs, throat and bron-
nhiaf uber German syrup Is never
auing tethedy fof cOnsumpt on Trial
bottle s5c. Big bottle 75c, At al
,rugglsts paiti 10 a4i. a..,, ...
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
.BREAsTi-4f HEALING eALsAm;sgll' S I.
tyomers Novel Way of Curing ca
acknowledgements Drug store Guar
anteee a Cure

+, rtl--m organ n prug store Guar
and antees q Cure.
Two or three gears ago when a ply
,slcian had IA patient who was trou
ipled VIII catarrh, the prescription
would be- according to his. means,
either to.seeE . change Of climate. Or
take a tonic or blood puriher TO.
SAY the ADVANCED physician viii tell
nls catarrhal patients to breathe Hyo-
mel. d ,,iV ..,.,.,i..y ti... t
This novel treatment for catarrh
ennsists ot ia, hard rubber innaier OF a
size convenient 70 be carried in me
vest pocket oE purse a medielne drop
per and "A 4ottlei Of Hyomei. by its
use it is Possible 70 breathe whine at
acme or at work. air which is almost
Identical With that Of the mountains
" health resorts where ne ar is lad-
"a, with healing and health giving Dal
Sans. a.
No other medicine gives such prompt
tehef as Hyomei in the treatment OF
1atanh, The first breath soothes ana
nea,s the irritated aud amarpng air
passages, and its regular use for few
days or weeks will cure the most stub
orn eases. w tbsl ia,Asnlf,
MorganS drug storeNaill sal a5tiga.
mei outfit IfortSl.Q0 with their personal
guarantees To refund the mqpoX, II i
ices not cure. Non run no ,rlsk What,
syer in huyins Hyomei, for your word
az cides the question rs TO whetneT. you
Sy for the remedy on not, t.,
The complete uyomei OUTFIT costs
! LOO and comprises an nha.er a bot
ne OF IIyomei and a dropper. The
inhaler, win last life time; ana
additional hotties OF Hyomel can pc
obtained for 60c. aa Ills .a.,,sl
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
" SMITHS PHARMACY,
~ 3t my
,.lt Cor, Newcastle and Monl Ste.
a1ai BRUNSWICK, CA.
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

senthern Railway Makes Some Attrac-
tive Ones to the Big Show.
2 Aeeountaof the exposition round trip
tickets, are. now on sale as follows:
IA Tickets good for entire season,
$3.50, tickets good for sixty days,
SSl.46;,. tickets good for 10 days,
sa5.60i coach excursion tickets, 1870
ST Tiekatsf. are on sale daily except
coach excursion tickets which are
sold on Tuesday of each week. Coach
excursion tickets are limited to leave
ST. Leuis ten days from date Of sale
and ARE not good on Pullman cars.
Tor. reservation Of space, schedules or
ether information. call on or address
7''" :" &. n. Houseman,
'Phohe 167e General Agent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

/" THE LADIES favor painting their
churches and therefore wa uIge, every
minister TO remember we give a lib
.eral .guaptity of the LbDgnlan & Mar
unca paint toward the painting. aGa
Wears ANA covers like gold ai..., !.
Don't pay $l>5Ola gallon for Linseed
Oh worth so eeptsl which you do
when you buy other paints in e. can
with paint label on 1t.
s and s 'mAkes a. therefore when
Won want fourteen gallons of paint
huv only eight of. l., s. NJ, and mix
siN .galloAs pure Linseed oil With 1t
ana thusl get pain at less than $La0
per gallon " ." lhG. ~
Is MANY houses are well painted with
four gallons sa,I+ & n, and three gal-
,lons of luseed oilmixed Herewith"
These celebrated paints are sold by
Bowen and Thomas,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
nre.,ena f!IinllKt t:lover

Is the most popular remedy on the
globe fdr the cure Of all stomach trou.
6le. digestive. liver troubles ard habit,
uaq constipation. With theri miserable
,efeeas. We advertised ~ a test In
1850 newspapers all over the United
states for any case where August
Flowers was used THAI did not give
Only TIRES, cases of fail
ure mi thousands Of letters; two Of
these were cancer OF tie stomach
pr,e~ ~ 80 = cents per bottle at
smitk's FhEmae% f. I.sf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

pAngl ran woman or child, suffering
from headache, billiousness or a dull
dfowsy feeling should take one Or two
Of DeWftts Lutte Earlyi1 atsers might
and morning. These famous little
pills are famous because they are a
TONIC as well as Pill. While they
cleanse the system they strengthen
aid revtiild II by their 'tbtlfc feet
upon the liver ana B6we1A o BoBdN by
all urHggista.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06

The pIaiasabt "a taRb and HARMLESS
0he Minute cough euge gives immed-
4at4 relietan hi casas' of 6odgh, group
and lagunpe because it does not pass
Immeajately iHtp the STOMACH, but TAX
es effect right at The seat Of the trou-
bIe. II hdt5ws ont the inflammation.
H9als and ddoghs ana cures permanent
" by enabling 'the lHngsi 90 Contribute
pure life, giving and lie sustaining
oxygen to tbe blood and tlssues. One
Minute Cough Cpe is pleasant to take
and il aisn gopd alike ~ yolng and
id.ii Sold BY an druggists ~ aee't' ''4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
ther way q lit9e I'm
lie the foildFinf ibAh-
.i,lssI,. z fiIt.F..l.

t'enabiy, leading a foT1Ofn hopeSasf t4fe
p, esidential nominee of the populist
party, bit those of US who, however
ddac8 We may amer from Nm Ia The
issabs Of the present qq4iifAF -fq9uyr
paign, are willing to accord honesty
o. purpose amp fair criticism, iIfust
admit that be made great speech-in
Atlanta last ri gAts We Bav3 fgttl y enc e
Tom Watson Id Georgia, and perhaps
not a man in the state who would dare
cross lapces with him III FONT 'deiiate
before the people. '''''s' ''''''' n'sfii+oi
The elements of great ness5dn .9tbe
'steedh to which the Herald leferf are
difficult TO locate.
Mr.. Watson'g speech from the open
9f3 ~ 9igHf ~ h
ing to the close WAS a continuous ar.
regiment of The democratic h pqrty. in
general, and of southern democrats in
particular. lie had nothing no say
against any dther boiitieaf party or
Iany other presidential candidate than
Judge Parker and theodemoerate par
ity Mr. Watson may be sincere, but
If he is, there is something iradicaIly
wong lwith his mental Vision. II he'1s
az tpdMD14iG no
sincere sincere, now why was he not honest fp 81
il niIISS96 when the pnpplists89 far gndoTs
eli the democratic party. as to nomit
nate the Democratic CANDIDATE for p7us-
ident? II he is honest now why was
tttitN ~ Nl1Hl1 HUH ljstf3f
IL not honest In 1900, when the great
body OF popnlists endorsed the demp-
cratic ticket? in those two elections
NJ. Watson had an opportunity to help
elect those men who stood largely Tor
Etti ~ ler.} 80 uatlts
ms views OF democracy, but he did
not support them. lilo voted the ponp.
|l'st ticket in 1895, and rthe middle of
Che road pop4llst ticket in 1890 SHOW
l4g eoncqsiEely that he is Always
Yiit 1tt8I4 wan
unreliable amp always against the dem
oefratic party regardless Of platform
IT,; candidate.l h9''l !n1auioat sa9ai
Mr. Watson has made Bftt6r ana
unfounded. attack upon the people 81
sgtf4ff H4{I8 lstfH NJ 91ititid "a 8f54ll j ,ifi
h.s own section, and II is time that the
democratic papers should stop holding
nim''np AS paragon OF honosts and
bfdadminded statesman. he isi,wronp
uHte iUHdl ftft.,t ~
no matter now honest he nay be- and
Ignorance 1t no. excuse before the IAN
Columbus lIsnquirar,Sun.
4 va.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-06
s9rq sIo:FoR THE WEST. 49,. iii
Trains arrivd at Brufnswick d8ily as

Ff "a
Trains arriva at brunswick d8ily as
follows; @'@'ai
NJ. f4artives atSsg 80 alimJ with eon-
lhedtions FROM Savannah and The eSat
and also from Atlanta and west,
hiiNo il6 arrives at $3.50 p. m. from At
lanta. and the west. 'i''i'
'''' THROUGH CAR SERVICE -
MOI so carries through Ballman CATS
from JesHp for Nem,Yafk and Also fpr
! ST. hpBis via AsAeyllIe, Knoxville and
! Loujsvilles ,la.
No II carries through Pullman car
/ from Brunswick to Atlanta and also
fttjin 5Hsdp tol Cincinnati via Atlanta
| udbChattan0dga
MQ.al5 carries through Pqpman car
from Macon fdrtSb LOUIS via. Atlanta
| Chattanodga and Louisville.
Isl it, HARDWICK. r. T. NJ, WASH
| fhae6h, DipC9 W "'ih th 81 ~ Il
w. ill., TAYLOB. COP. A Washing
ktqp,. p1 e, ma .dnf9 g,tm,s9- M, ...f
| BROOKS MORGAN, 4. G. p. A.,
Ntiahta, ca. ' f." 90.
~ E.VHt EOU SFTMA'N, General Agent
lBrunswiek, GA. p.n rs