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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23

the river to going through the
 wooden gate. This will leave
 the channel across which the
 dam is to be built all dry land.
 Then the work of building this
 dam will be showed with all energy possible. It is expected
 that a trestle will be built on
 billings across the channel and railroad track put on 1t and rocks and gravel hauled out and dump ed from cars to fill Tn and strengthen the dam. Trees, brush, dirt, rocks and all kinds of material that will make a good solid levee will be put in there till 1t Is strong enough to hold out the water. Meantime the great clamshell dredge that Is being built at Yuma, and which, when completed, will be the largest i'll the world, will be finished and put to work dredg- ing channels. It is likely that its first work will be on this levee, and that later 1t will dig out the sandbar at the head of the Colorado channel so as to ex- pedite the passage of the water down the old channel when the wooden gate is used and the water put under control. After that IS done and the water need ed is turned to this valley through the wooden headgate, and the rest of the flow IS forced to resume it's old course to the Gulf through the old channel there will still remain the work of dredging channel from the Colorado into the new steel head gates at Hanlon's heading. This and the work of cutting the channel from the steel headgate to the wooden headgate can be done later, as the water being under control with the wooden head gate the amount needed can be turned through, and the rest kept in the river. However, 1t IS the purpose of MT. Cory to shut the whole thing up in Mexi- co as soon as possible, and take the water out of the river at Hanlon's. heading, using the wooden headgate only as an emergency gate. in case such is needed.
 The way MT. Cory is going at this work and the careful and effective manner in which he has planned for 1t is in marked con- trast with the way the old c. D. company management handled such matters. It Is this fact, and the further fact that he is so open and above board in all his business dealings and tells the truth on all occasions, that causes the people of this Valley to have so much confidence in him and to believe so implicitly i'll his ability to do the needed work. All this country needs is to get the Colorado river under Once that is done, the damages inflicted on these people by the old c. D. company outfit will soon be forgotten in the era ot certainty and prosper ity that will rise in our beloved Valley.
 With H. T. Cory in command, hacked hv the sesourcas he can
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23
Time Ia Money

Those who are five minutes late do more to upset the order of the world than all the anarchists. - Saturday Evening Post
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23
A Rows View.

Mamma" asked the little boy. "what does this story mean by talking about a t-grandmother? Amt aH grandmothers greatT'
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23
For District Attorney

I hereby announce myself candidate for the office of District Attorney of San Diego County, subject to the approval of the Repub- lican County Convention.
 LEWIS K. KIRBY
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Public Administrators

hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Public Administrator of San Diego County. subject to the approval of the Repub- lican County Convention. P. J. JAYNE.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23

Entered as secaud-c1ass matter March Sd, 1906 at the postoffice at Fl Ceutro, California, under the-Act eff Congress of March 3, 1879.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-23

The number of our paid circulation
 wilt be furnished on application
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sswatch the subscription date on your paper.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16

Drummond Medicine Co. New York.
Gentlemen: Send ne one more bot
tie of the Remedy and one Of the
eminent Father thinks he is al
most well. He is free from pain, the
swelling almost gone, and the stiff
ness in his joints better by far than
he ever expected. He wants another
months treatment, and thinks by the
time he takes that he viii be sound
and we'll of rheumatism. Laura Bush
ong. Sulphur Lick, Ky.
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DOings In
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The Ladies' Of the Maccabees Will
meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Stiles re-
turned yesterday from their weddinS
journey.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry > Gchwartzbaum he been
named Leon Gabriel
\ Mrs. ]. Y. Brame will entertain tYe
Married Women's Gard Club NJ \
Thursday afternoon. v
Little William. the son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. F. Winter. is seriously III
with throat trouble.
Mrs. Frank II. Mallard will remain
IN Jacksonville for another week,
the guest of Mrs. b F. Dillon.
A little son Is being welcomed by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Tatum. Of Jack
sonville. at the homo of Mrs. Ia.
tums parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Bailey in this city.
Mrs. II. c. Suit. of Huntingdon,
Ind. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
". s. Tucker. Mrs. Suit arrived in
time to attend a pleasant family
reunion in honor of the sixtyeighth
htrfNda, IF Mrq Tuckpr
A telephone message received by
Or. and Mrs. G. w. Blanton Wednes-
day night informed them of great
Improvement In their little grand
90. 8 condition. and they did not
leave for Atlanta as they intended
10 do.
The Elks are preparing for theii
memorial service to be held the first
Sunday In next month. A fine must
cal program is being arranged and
practices are held once week to
perfect IT,
Miss irene Wood was hostess at
an informal meeting of the As You
Like II Club yesterday morning. The
members enjoyed a pleasant hour OF
conversation during which refresh.
ments were served The next meet.
ting OF the club will be with Miss
Maud Nightingale week after next.
Mrs. E. II. Mason entertained the
Married Womens Card Club very
delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at
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Application for Leave to Sell.
sfafn Of GAnrpin

County of Glynn.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has applied to the Ordi-
nary uf said County for leave to Bell
land belonging to the estate OF J. X.
billiard for the payment of debts ami
for distribution thereof. Said applica-
ton Will be heard at the regular No
vomber term of the Court OF Ordi
nary of Glynn County, TO be held on
this first Monday in November, 1905,
This the Sd day Of October, 1906.
KATHERINE HOLZENDORF,
Administrative Cum Testamento An
nexo of J. K. billiard.
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Ordinary clynn County. ceora
Georgia. Glynn County.


Whereas, c. G. Moore. administra
tor OF r. w. Meyer. represents to the
Court in his petition. duly filed and
entered on record, that ne has full
administered F. W. Meyers estate.
This Is therefore TO cite all persons
conc erned, kindred and creditors, TO
how cause. IL any they can.
aid Administrator should not be di
charged from his administration, ar
receive Letters of Dismission, on III
frst Monday in December. 1906
Horace Dart. Ordinary
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To Paul Joseph Miller, of Flor
ence, South Carolina; Franz Joseph
Miller. OF Saranac Lake. New YORK;
Hubert Arthur Miller, of kingstree,
1uth Carolina; Emielie Schmidt, of
emnitz, Germany; Otto Luenink,
ho has adopted the name of Mil
D, of Ecgetown, South Dakota;
Elizabeth I,uenink, of Dortmund, Ger
many. and Paula Luenink. OF bort
mund, Germany:
Wilhelmina Miller and Constantine
W Miller, having applied, as exec
utors. for probate In :olemD form Of
the last will and testament of HUI
bert NJ Miller, late Of Glynn County,
Georgia. deceased, and for the issu
ance To them Of letters testamentary
Hereunder, you and each or you, az
heirs at law OF the said Hubert n
Miller. are hereby required TO DC and
arpear before the Court OF Ordinary
Of said county on the first Monda
In January, 1907, then and there To
show cause. II any you can, why sai
will should not be admitted to pro
Date in solemn form, and letters tes-
taG1entary be issued to said Vilhel
nina Miller and Constantine "
Miller, as prayed.
This publication is made pursuant
TO the terms OF an order passed by
said court on November 5th. 1906
HORACE DART,
Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia.
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handle the best line of new goods
In the city. Do not be fooled by
business opponents who try to tell
you different Cau and be convino-
ed Sig Leyisoa.
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Reatv-to-wezr hats OF the latest
style will be displayed az Miss Kate
Slaters millinery opening Friday ana
Saturday.
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! siml!IhTINo LADiEa-

qae lpdlts who hays uVcd Sewbro's
re piclf" eqeak 81 4 In ;ac highest
isF aa. for it's queE effect IN cleansing
80 scalp - danSrufr md also for its ex-
s'ence as general Embarrassing It
"a kes the scalp feel fresh and Il allays
Ia itching which Gendruf Will cause.
NJ wbro'F Herpicidc effectively cures
3qadruh. as 4 destroy the germ that
'a,ses Il. The s&ne gerG causes hair to
taI out. and later badness: in killing 1t.
Verpicide stops falling natt and prevents
heldnese It Is siso RI iaeal hair dress
Nf-. for il lends an eristocrntic charm TO
tho hair that is quito distinctive. Sold
by leading druggists. Send l0c. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co.. De-
trcit. Mich.
For sale by Smiens narmacy
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Mems rubber boots, men 3, ladies'
and children's rubber over shoes at
Sig Levison.
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We don't buy once a year nor
twice a year, but we are receiving
shoes all the time Peerson'R
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will save you big money Oh cloth
ing. Every steamer and railroad
brings new goods. Sig Levison.
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Call up Davis and TayIors stable
II you want dirt for raising your lot
or sidewalks.
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Every late wrinkle In style, but
not wrinkle In the tit OF the SHOES
from Persons.
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Orders taken for trult and weddln
cakes at Iyebens.
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Alt FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARC'S RYE.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
United States of America.
State of Georgia.
County of Glynn.
In the Court of Ordinary Of SAID
County.

In the Matter OF the Application o.
Wilhelmina Miller and Constantine
w. Miller. as Executors. for the Pro
bate in Solemn Form OF the Last
win and Testament of Hubert NJ. Mil
Ter. late of said county, deceased,
and the issuance of Letters Tesla
mentary to them as such executors.
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ALL FIRST CLASS SALOONS
SELL HARVARD'S RYE
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JOHN d. ROlJ%TOc
Rrunswick's Candn store.

Brunswick's Candy Store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate Sucn
substitutes are Injurious to health.
For pure chocolate and ai' other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every wocs
from Menier the fa :isoGB chocolate
maker Either III cuik or in beautiful
pound and half pound boxes
FINEST FRUITS. CIGARS AND TO
BACCOES, ETC.
TAFFY CANDY MADE FEESA
DAILY.
20a Newcastle Street
an N@tAfAt -A rHH %t-1 ,4A.,
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GO DOWN TO TIE CITY FALL
AND REGISTER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
MAKING A STATE.
OklahOma's Star VIII Not Be Added
TO Flag Until July 4.

OkIahOma's Star VIII Not Be Added
TO Flag Until July 4.
Not until next independence day
will the new star be added to the flag
The formal work of making state
takes time and care. First, Indian
Territory and Oklahoma must be di-
vided each in fifty-fve districts, from
each of which delegate will go to the
constitutional convention. The cleo
ton of the delegates will be by proc
lamation of the governor OF Oklaho-
ma and the senior United States judge
of Indian Territory, and the proclaim
alton must be made within six months
of the day on which the President
signed the enabling act. At the con-
vention the delegates must declare for
their constituents that they adopt the
Constitution of the United States and
formulate a state constitution The
state constitution must contain guar
antees of religious freedom and pro-
hibit polygamy. The proposed con-
stitution is then to be submitted to the
people of the territories for ratiica-
ton, and at the same time they will
vote for state officers. The results
will be submitted to the president,
and if the provisions of the enabling
act are complied with he must within
twenty days proclaim the result OF the
election, and the state of Oklahoma
s.shall be deemed admitted by con-
gress into the Union on an equal foot
ING with the original states.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
$4,000 IN GOLD is BURIED
A SHINING POT OF GOLD DUG
FROM EARTH IN FLORIDA.
A Story OF the Discovery of Long Lost
Treasure Comes from MiccosukIe,
Fla, by Way OF ThOmasViIIe.

Treasure Comes from MiccosukIe,
Fla, by Way OF ThOmasviIIe.
The Thomasville Times-Enter~
prise tells the following story Of
big find of money in Florida:
A story of long lost treasure be-
ing found under rather peculiar cir
cumstances comes from Miccosukie,
and it comes through sources which
are bound to be accepted an anthem
tic. It is stated that about 5000
was found.
"a H. G. Cook, one of Thomas
ville's prominent attorneys, brings
the story from Miccosukie, where
he spent several days last week.
While there he took dinner at the
home of Dr. Marlborough, a promi~
nent citizen of that section.
CDR. Marlborough says that for
several days the negroes of that sec
ton had been spending ten and
twenty dollar gold pieces in the
town and an investigation was start
ed. 1t was then learned that dur
ing negro base ball game one OF
the negroes happened to strike the
ground hard with a bat. When he
did so the bat came in contact with
a hard substance which upon inves-
tigation proved to be pot.
"a negro is always on the lookout
for hidden treasures so the pot was
dug up, and in it was found the
shining gold, 1t is not known who
got the money, but the story goes
among the negroes that there was
about $4,000 in all. This story is
thought to be little more than was
found, but that gold was found there
seems to be no doubt,
The gold was discovered on the
place of Mrs. S. E, Miller, who is a
resident of Thomasville, Her home
is on Remington avenue,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
is PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN
Chairman Grggs Spends Considerable Time in New York
Trying to Secure Funds for Democracy's Contest
for Control of the Sixtieth Congress-

ming to come in. The bulk of it is
for copies of speeches dealing with
tariff revision. Speeches that will
be sent out to satisfy that demand
are by Representative Williams, of
Mississippi, three in number; the
two famous watch trust speeches
made by Representative Rainey, of
Illinois; speech by Congressman
Towne, of New York, and one by
Congressman Pou, of North Caro-
lima.
Speech-making tours have not yet
been planned, but it is intended to
request Bryan to make a number of
speeches in districts where his pres
ence may be presumed to do the
most good. The republican con-
gressional committee is operating
from headquarters in New York
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
THE SKIN or THE TEETH.
when We Say We Escape BY it We
Are MisquOting.

when We Say We Escape BY it we
Are MisquOting.
When we declare with gusto that we
have escaped SHY the skin OF our
teeth" we are guilty-so the authorl-
ties declare-of using one OF those
twisted sayings which have entirely
supplanted the original versions.
Precious few persons know, says the
New York Sun, that it was poor old
Job who began all this talk about the
skin of the teeth. In the book OF JOB,
18th chapter, 10th verse, it is recorded
that he exclaimed;
81 am escaped with the skin OF my
teeth.
One hears people saying nowadays;
81 cot out with nothing but the
clothing on my back"
This sounds like positive opulence
eampared with jobs sole remaining
belonging, the skin of of his teeth
with which, not by which he escaped.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
TO MOVE HOTEL ON BARGES
Plan of FIagIer to Transfer Big Hos
teIry from Atlantic Beach to
Il Key West, Florida.

Flagler's scheme of building his
road, the Florida East Coast, across
string of keys to Key West is not
the only monster undertaking that he
has planned. The other has to do
with one of his great hotels, the Con-
tinental, at Atlantic Beach. This
great structure, four stories high, with
verandas and promenades, nearly a
half a mile long, and said to contain
5000 rocking chairs alone, is to be
moved from Atlantic Beach to Key
West on barges.
1t is said that the big hotel has new
er been paying proposition and Mr..
Flagler has decided that he will move
it to some point where profits may be
more certain. The plan is to cut the
hotel half in two and place each half
upon barges constructed for the pur-
pose. Then these are to be towed to
Kew West, about as the dry dock Dew
ey was towed across to Manila. 1t is
said that several large hotels and
boarding houses are on barges down
below Mama and the men who are at
work on the East Coast extension
board at them. The idea of moving
the Continental to Key West without
tearing the building to pieces grew out
of this, it is said.
A gentleman who is close to Mr..
Flagler says that when the Continental
closes this season, the big hotel will
not open again until its doors are
opened to tourists who alight at Key
West on their way TO Cuba.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
CONyrCr MADE HIS CROP.

After having worked his crop, Fon-
ders Bridges, a Marion county negro
who was charged with selling liquor
without license, reported to United
States Commissioner Brown in Co
lumbus Thursday and is now in Jail,
where he will serve out his sentence.
At the last term of United States court
he was convicted and sentenced by
Judge Newman, but the kind-hearteo
Judge released him on nominal bond,
Sc that he could make and lay by his
crop. The condition was imposed thai
the negro return August l and serve
out his sentence.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08

A New York dispatch says: Anoth-
er man returned from Florida to the
lower east side Yesterday with a story
of peonage in Florida, and another
letter has been received from a man
there begging aid. There are still so
immigrants who are known to have
started for Florida camps within the
last six months who have not been
heard Of since.
David Krill, who lived with his Sis
ter here, came home after an absence
in Florida for seven weeks. When he
left this city for the turpentine camps
he was in good health. When he came
home Yesterday his sister did not rec
ognize him, and attempted to drive
him out of her fat. His back was
black and blue and still marked with
deep red scars where, he said, he had
been whipped. He had been taken to
Jacksonville, he said, and from there
he was taken to a camp in the woods,
where there were hounds and negro
guards. At the end of two weeks, ne
said, he found that he owed the COM
Danv s24 above his promised Sl2 a
week. He was still strong, and decid-
ed to escape. He ran away one night,
and in the morning found that he was
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08

A Washington dispatch says the
preliminary work in matters per.
tanning to the coming contest for the
sixtieth congress is now in progress
at the headquarters of the democra-
tic congressional committee there.
Chairman Griggs spends some of
the time in New York in an endeav-
or to secure financial assistance,
as the finances continue at a low
ebb
Returns of nominations made are
being classified and the candidates
campaign managers in various dis
tricts are being questioned relative
to the prospects ofcarrying their re-
spective districts, and as to the is
sues that seem popular and impor-
tant locally.
Demands for literature are begin
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
NoLAw's DELAY HERE.
Negro Was Tried, Sentenced and
Hanged in Fifty Minutes.

Negro Was Tried. Sentenced and
Hanged in Fifty Minutes.
Within one hour and 20 minutes
from the time he reached town, Allen
Mathis. the negro who criminally as
eanlted Miss Ethel McClain last We'd
nesday night, in Mayfeld, KY, was
tried. sentenced and hanged. Only
20 minutes elapsed from the time the
inrv was sworn until the negro was
pronounced dead. Fully LOCO people
were ON the scene, but only few hun
dred could see the execution, although
the entire fence surrounding the scat
fold had been torn down by the en-
raced citizens while the trial was go
inc IN. 1t was with difficulty that a
lvnching was prevented. The negro
was brought to town from Louisville
At $40 in the charge of military
COMPANY from Hopkinsville. This
company, together with the local mill
tia managed to keep the crowd of
the negro, but at times came neal
having to use their guns.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
NEGRO TRIED SUICIDE.

Used His Pants in Effort to Kill Him
self.
After having declared that he would
rather Ego to h-lI' than to go back
to Athens, where he is wanted on some
charge, and further stating that he
would break his neck before he would
go back, Will Brown, colored, who
was Sunday arrested in Columbus for
the Athens authorities, on Monday af-
ternoon attempted to take his own life
by hanging himself, having fastened
his pants to a bar of iron in the cell,
and tying them around his neck. The
negro janitor was cleaning cut the
cell room when he heard a strange
sound in one of the cells, and upon in
vestigating the cause, he saw Brown
hanging as stated. He hastily notified
the sergeant who was on duty, who
with several officers rushed into the
cell and cut the negro down and took
him out into the corridor. He was
perfectly timber, and would have been
dead in short while longer, had he
not been discovered as soon as he
was.
A physician was hastily summon
ed, and the negro regained con-
seriousness after while.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-08
SHE GETS HIM PARDONED.
And He Is Now Tied up for Life Witt
Her

Her.
Mrs. Nellie Rock, through whose
devotion and efforts Charles Strick-
land secured his release from the pen
itentiary, after seven years of life
sentence had been served, wrote to
Governor Mcdonald, of Colorado an
nouncing that she and the man who was
pardoned on Tuesday are to be mar
ried as soon as they can reach Kansas
City.
Mrs. Rock addresses the governor
as "My very best FRIEND" and says
sPlease accept a woman's heartfelt
thanks for giving my lover his free
dom. When you gave Charles B..
Strickland his parole you gave me all
I hold dear on earth. He has told me
of your words to him, and has asked
me to be his wife. He wishes me to 60
to Kansas City with him as soon as
his parole comes.
:'Wishing Gods blessing on you
and yours always, | am the happiest
woman in the state. y