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MARSHALLTOy NOTES

Special TO THE EvENING JOURNAL.
MARsHALLTON, Oct. s0-Mrs. Ef-
ne Lambert VIII deliver an address on
the subject Of temperance in the hail
this evening. and the IT" a sociery
of young people, win sing.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle
viii attend the NJ. T. Church in a
body next Sunday morning TO hear a
sermon by the Rev. E H. Miller.
The Hall was crowaed on Tuesday
evening to hear f. I. Perry, the Rev.
i. +. Carpenter and Rev. A. s. Now
bray discuss the campaign topics.
on sunday morning last the Rev. T..
H. Miller visited the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Allcorn aud administered
the rite Of baptism 10 their three chiI-
dren.
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CARS NEW DUMA.

A CCORDING to the latest returns the Car
I n has succeeded in securing Russian
Duma or Parliament. to please the wishes oi
the rcactionaries and burcaucrats The hrst elec-
tions indicated that the radicals again would be
IN control despite the curtang of the franchise
rights But by shutting out the mass of citizens
and limiting the qualified voters almost solely to
tho propcrticd classes, the Russian aristocrats
have GOT what they wanted and the Empire will
again try the experiment of limited constitn-
tional government The new attempt will prob
ably be more successful than have been the other
efforts to give the people a voice in their own at
fairs although in the coming Duma the voice will
not be that OF The Russian people.
Even the rcactouary parliament, however, is
an improvement on no parliament, and Russia
may be expected to advance by degrees towards
a more enlightened government.
One OF the best things that the Duma could do
would be to provide for better education OF the
masses. SO that they can be fitted for governments
But even the education OF the voters would not
mean that the Cars supporters would be
stronger In European countries where cduca-
tion is the rule and not the exception, the radical
parties are able 10 more than hold their own. An
educated radcalism is more desirable than al
uneiucated one.
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now 1T IMPRESSED A BISHOP.

a S A result OF his American trip the the
4 Bishop of London has learned something
about rs and our ways Preaching on his re-
turn, he declared that 'there is far greater eener
osity, love and trust between different bodies Of
Christians and between schools of thought in the
same church in American than here in England.
It was like passing from another atmosphere to
pass from the wrangles Of Great Britain into an
atmosphere where they are unknown" Other
comments told OF the great enthusiasm that he
witnessed here. it must have been surprising 10
the bishop to see this state of affairs in a country
where religion is free and open and not dependent
for support upon aid given by the government as
is the case in Europe
Religion thrives where the state keeps hands
of The American way is the better way. as The
Bishop OF London has doubtless discovered
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Wednesday, October 80, 1907.
WELCOME FoR aoLp HOME pAY.o

VAT ILMINGTON has on her holiday attire.
w Tomorrow is the "Old Home Coming
Day" And what an event it should be VIII
mington expects hundreds OF visitors We well
come them. We hope they will have an enjoy
able time. Our citizens and our merchants cx-
tend to them the glad hand OF hospitality. We
wish they would come oftener to see us. They
will find Wilmington progressive, whole-souled
city. 1t is a good city to live in It is good
city to visit 1t is fine home to return to. Will
mngtons latch string is on the outside, and let
this be but the beginning of an annual home af.
fair that touches the heart and mind. Let Will
mngton devote the day to Wilmington and Della
NNare.
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Peoples Column

ANONYMOUS ccmmuni"ations fer th9
peoples column viii not be prinied.
Names Or Contributors 10 the column
Wiz not be printed, but must be fur
nished The Evening Journal as an eyi-
ccqsr.butay.
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nonatian nav Ia Mission.

The Sunday Breakfast Mission viii
observe tomorrow as donation day at
Its headquarters No. III Shipiey street.
The members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
will be present 20 receive any dona-
tions that may be offered
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FINANCIAL
Name

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First National Bank .........s.-..... ..-.s.sss
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onion Aatlonal Bank ...-....-.. ...-.-.--.s. -
Equitable Guarantee & Trust CONF any ...t
seturlty irist and SAFE Depoa'l ~ ''' -
WiraiuRtcr Trist Company .-............'
American Vuicanizod Fibre, COmnloi 80.
American Vuican.zed Fibrc, p-sterred 80
Iysigwaro Railroad Stock ..-...'-.-..-.-'s
YVt.minqtnu Gas a E.Iactric. Com .......-.,
Wilmington Gas * Electro, Itf ...--......'
whining ton. New Castle A. Co lty.' CONF
W.AEinFtcI. New castle 50. ~, pifo..
ERmc bBNt'o
Americar Vr,cauized Fibre Bonds ........
Wilmington City Railway bnT0s ....''-'s
WliminEton x Chester Traction Bonds .-.'
Wflr1irrton Gas Il Elect. EOuds .........s''
yViifningtor, New Castle q 80 tsoadS '..4
Tlelnarvia Telephone S0nca. .-... -. -, -
WILMINGTON Light. fower & reiepn'''' ~
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Team Wants chall.nnna.

William n Morris. manager OF the
Pennsylvania football tearl. eesires TO
iecetve challenges from clubs Tor a
saturday game. Mr. Alorris can be
reached over the ID & A. telephone.
No. 532S this afternoon
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creseerts Lose Three.

The Crescent team. Of the wilmington
ctty League went 60 Philadelphia Mon
day night and lost three games 70 the
Giants Of the Casino Lrasue Of that city.
The scores.
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A Japanese porter carries his teapot
with hin whom DC goes 20 his days
wo-.i as an Nmerican workman car
nvg E2.L
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This newspaper is on sale regularly at every newsstand
a. wilmington ana the principal towns In the State o&
Delaware. also at Broad Street Station and twenty
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THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
eeress received ia its editorial rooms over speoai
WirnA
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Advertising rates application
40 attention paid to unsigned communications
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Gilbert s. Tones. Business Manager.
Fourth and shipley Streets, Wilmington Delaware
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Sl.co to Baltimore and Return, Sunday,
Nov. 3, Baltimore and Ohio r.. r.

Special train viii leave Wilmington
delaware Avenue Station al $40 a.
M; Newark at $40 a. m: reforming
leaves Baltimore Camden Station) at
$50 p. m.; (Mt Royal Station) at 6.35
r. ms
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rERMs oF suRacRIrTIoN.

BY mall, postage prepaid. ssOo year, or IS cents
month payable advance BY carrier six csnts week.
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New York once sol Cambridge Building, coEaer Fifth
Avenue and ThiSty-third Street
Chicago once: 81 BOyce Buildin8.
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DON'T

Engage in speculative ventures.
Make your investments safe
snd sound. While consider
ing the matter, deposit your
funds with
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Wilmington, Del.
Capital and Surplus, Si,0OO,OOO

Acts as Executor, Administrator,
Trustee, Guardian, Agent, Attorney
Assignee, Receiver or any Fiduoiary
Capacity.
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Directors and sole stoekholdersj Robert 3. Hairt
Albert w. cummins, clsmens B. Haiam and ssosrt
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pIRECTORs.

DIRECTORS.
DR. J. A. Draper J. Wilkins Cooch
ID Rringhurst. Jr. willard salisbury
j. Smith Brennan iNbert B. W heeler
Jos. l.. Carpenter John IL Danny
Otho Nowland Thos IT, Belah
John Bancroft Victor b. Wocliey
Franklin Taylor, Henry p. Thompson
Saml IS. Smith
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Wilmington. ootoler ..
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nepublcnn Newspaper, published daily. every aft'
noon except Sundays, by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
March Questions.

!. On what terms was tho surrender
OF tho government OF Virginia
into tho lands or parliamentary
commissioners made, nnd when.
did this surrender take place?
2. What did Berkeley do nftcr this
time, and who was inndo Gov
crnor OF Virginia In 1862? What
gentleman was elected Sccretarv
OF State?
8. When did the first House or Bur-
gcssos under tho Commonwealth
meet? How many and what
counties were represented nj
this meeting?
4. Who succeeded Richard Bennett
us Governor in March OF 165b.
and who followed him in 1861?
How were these Governors elect
ed?
s. Describe the Indian troubles in
Virginia during the year 1856.
6. What transpircd in Virginia after
tho resignation, by Richard
Cromwell, OF tho protoctoratc in
England?
Z. How did Charles II. reward tho
loyalty OF the Virginia colonists
when he was restored to tho
English throne?
8. Describe the condition OF affairs
Us to government and social con-
ditions in 1910. What was tho
population OF Virginia Mt that
time?
0. What can you say OF the Cava-
lier immigration to Virginia, be-
tween 1850 and 1870?
10. Mention some famous Virginians
who wero descendants OF tho
Cavaliers?
II. What odious trade laws were re-
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enacted wlicn Charles I I, vn 4 m.
Il, stored? What effect ala theso
laws have on tho Virginia plant.
crs? 49,"
IL What OF tho Northern Neck.s
grant? 81 -
10. What OF tho dissatisfaction pro-
u .,, ny Governor Bcrkclcy's
lullure TO protect tho frontier
against tho Indians?
-. describe the extent and limita-
ions or virginia In 1876. Whit
was the state OF feeling among
IN, the colonlsts ut that time?
~ Mno was Nathaniel Bacon? Who
NV, NUS MS wire, and whore did hc
iiVeI IN 1915 how long Ind In
bcen In tho Colony?
~. Describe the main evonts ,,d
inc results Of Bacon's Rebellion
giving tho date OF Its beginning
and ending. : .
= = = Aehtion tho names or fin Gov-
erhors or Virginia who succeed
~ 'erkeley until the year ITO.
,.g 10 became Governor thcn?
o. A,Ve an outlincof events in vir.
gina from 17l0 until 1910. ma
i'ieh tloH several principal flruroa
connected with Virginia historv
una government during that limo
~. what Virginia Colonial Govnrnnr
instituted the only American or.
DER OF knighthood when. und
Tor what reason? What was tho
motto OF tho order?
~. When and how was tho posto,
system established in virglnia?
q. Where did Sir. Alexander spots.
wood spend his last days, altar
retiring from his post az Gov.
crnor? A. Nr &,ryrrp
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struction priod was getting In Its
| deadly work,
The heroine of the book is lSleanos
| Field, u Connecticut woman who comes
South to accept a position III q school,
and ends by marrying II Southern man
who is one of the trustees in the school
| where Miss Field teaches.
MIR. Caldwell is q South Carolinian
By nativity q lawyer by profession.
and n scholar By attainments. He
eNtenuates nothing and makes no
apology.
he states that tho Yankee school
marin suffered from ostrncism and
misconstruction Mt the hands of some
of the Southern people she camel to
live among, and that she found friends
among others. He makes the impress
sion on his reader throughout Of be.
ing frankly and unfalteringly truth
ful. "
THE ISLE or DREAMS. BY Atvra
Kelly. D. Appleton e Company.
of New York, publishers.
! a Very charming little twentieth
century story, in which an American
girl of an artistic temperament and
lovely personality is first disillusioned
and then made very happy.
The thoroughly wholesome tone OF
the little book, It's touches of humor
and pathos, its quaint individualities
and it's delightful description of Kath-
crimes home life, OF that happily mar
ried couple, the Drummonds, OF Miss
Emerton and Robert and Jack Ford
common in tone -
Inc voyage to THE IsleSof Drea ms. 7"
which occupies the last pages of the
story. makes a pretty and romantic
conclusion. ~
AUNT JANE OF KENTUCKY. nv
Eliza Calvert Hall. Little Brown
Co, OF Boston. publishers.
The first chapter of this book, which
ellioooies sally AIMS Experience"
was originally published separately in
the Cosmopolitan magazine, and was
pronounced a little masterpiece In ru-
raj character delineation and home spun
philanthropy.
The author, a well-known kentuck-
ian. who is not without experience as
writer, although this is her f,rst
Grass country what such writer's as
sarah orne Jewett. Alice Brown and
Mary r. Wilkins have done for similar
phases of life in New England.
Aunt Jane is philosopher in home
spun, and in her "ricollections,' we
see the beauty, the romance, and the
pathos that lie in humble lives. The
humor of the book is softened and
refined By being linked with pathos
and romance, and the cnaracter-drar-5
ing is done with SO firm hand that
We seem for the moment to live on
the highways, around the hearthstones.
and IN the gardens Of that country
neighborhood, smiling over its Joys.
weeping over its sorrows. and realiz-
ing afresh our common humanity. our
kfnshtp with the children of Ken
lucky soil.
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Our History Contest.

Our Colonial Amil1s
uwnrds the prize
Clarke county, follow
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Horace A yaehelrs serial story, Hcr
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THE STRANGER BY j. F. j. Caldwell.
The Neale Publishing Company, o.
New York.
The author OF this book is 2 Southern
man writing of the period after the Wa !.
between the State, when the Recon.
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d Co. of Boston, publishers.
The first chapter of this book, which
EN- bodies Sally AIMS Experiences"
the Cosmopolitan magazine. and was
pronounced little ma sterpiece In ru-
raj character delinsation and home spun
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!: Society News


The social world is showing signs
Of awakening from the slumber
which has enwrapped it so long, but
even these are few ard lar between.
for society in this warm cline where
summer fingers into fall never
really puts on its glad rags and ba-
stirs itself until nearer Christmas.
~ the meantime matrons and maids
find plenty to do these bright indian
summer days and very informal snail
affairs are the only breaks in the
monotony Of house-cleaning and get.
ting ready winter outfits.
Miss Elise Mcdonald is visiting
friends in Atlanta.
Miss Maud Thompson was over
from Jekyl yesterday
Mrs. J. M. Armstrong has returned
from visit to Indiana
Miss Center is now located at Miss
mary Gays on Union Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Stiles leave
Wednesday for a trip to New York.
80
tMiss Lula Baker will probably
spead the winter with relatives irf
Texas
s@s
Miss Ellen Penniman is still in Nd.
folk where she has spent delightful
summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. tPeddi.
cord will return this week from their
wedding trip.
The ITALIAN club will hold a called
meeting this week at the home OF
Mrs w. M. Upper.
Mrs. Langley leaves today for
Blackshear after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs, w. G. Brantley.
The Neighborhood Morning cub
will resume its meetings shortly, the
first entertainment to be given prob
ably next week. i. ll4E III
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Polhill Of Fitz-
gerald have issued invitations for a
reception for next Friday evening in
celebration Of the twentieth anniver-
sary of their wedding. A number Of
Brunswick friends have received in
vitations to the affair which will b.
brilliant affair given at the Grant
Motel in Fitzgerald where Mr.. and
Mrs. Polhili reside
Mrs. J. D. Sparks was hostess at a
pleasant meeting of the Sixhand Eu-
chre club yesterday Afternoon, com
plmentary to Mrs Langley of Black.
shear, the guest of Mrs. w. G..
Brantley. A number Of interesting
games were played and the prize was
won - Mrs. r. r. Hopkins Re
freshy ents we're served after the
games. Those present were Mrs.
Langley, Mrs. Willard Reese, Mrs. r.
r. Hopkins. Mrs. W. NJ Upper, Mrs.
W. G. Brantley, Mrs. ]. w. Bennett,
Mrs Ralph Topper
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LML FOR DIVORCE.


STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY or
ANN. JULIA. BURDEN. VS..
GEORGE BURDEN, GLYNN ST.
.PERIOR COURT, DECEMBER,
TERM. 1907.
To the Defendant. George Burden
You are hereby required, in person
or by attorney, to be and appear at
the next term of the Superior Court
Of said county, to be held in aRa
for said county. at the court house
Brunswick, Georgia, on the firsd
Monday in December, 1907 at 10
o'clock, am, then and there to an
swer the plaintiff upon the merits Of
her petition against YOU for total di-
vorce. @
Herein fail not. as in default 4
such appearance, the Court viii ~
coed as to justice shall apperta$
This service directed by the judge
Of the Superior Court Of this circuit.
by an order, granted September %,
1907 directing service upon you in
this manner
Witness the Hon. T. A. Park%. the
Judge Of said court. this 7thAaY OF
October 1907
II. F. du Bgnon.
Clerk, Superior Court, Glynn CO. Ga.
Earnest Dart
Attorney for the Plaintiff
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PUBLIC SALE.
osorpIa. eIvn countx.

Georgia. clynn County.
Bv virtue Of an order of the Ccurt
Of Ordinary OF said County. the un.
dersieued as Guardian OF the estate
OF Minnie Y. Carter a minor, will
sell az public outcry on the first
Tuesday in November. 1907. before
the courthouse door in said county.
between the u ual hours Of sale. the
following real estate in Glynn Coun-
ty, Georgia to-wft.
All of her undivided interest in
and to all OF the following portion Of
the trao, of marsh land and water
front on Turtle river in the city OF
Brunswick originally granted bv the
state Of Georgia TO Samuel Wright
her ancestor. to-wit All of that pOf-
ton OF said original grant which lies
within the boundaries of the tract
or was undertaken to be
conveyed - the Brunswick Company
unto the East Tennessee. Virginia a
Georgia Railway Company bv led
dated July >. 1889 and recorded in
book ZEE. page 2S2. of the general
records OF Glynn County. Georgia
being the northern two hundred and
nf,y-'hree (253) feet Of water front
on turtle river. with the adjacent
marsh land. of the tract so originally
granted by the State OF Georgia to
The said Samuel Wright. Terms
cash
This October Sth 1907
S. 3. Wright, Guardian for Minnie
V. Carter.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF
GLYNN. WILLIAM BUTLER VS..
MAMIE BUTLER IN GLYNN ST.
. PERIOR COURT. DECEMBER
TERM. 1907.
To said Defendant Marie Butter
You are hereby reQuieSd and di-
rected to be and appear the next
Superior Court 10 be held % and for
said County en- the First Honday in
December next to answer in said
cause.
In default OF such answer. the
COurt@fWill proceed as the law di-
reot and as TO justice shall seem
proper.
This citation and notice is issued
published and made under authority
Of the order Of the Judge OF said
Court granted July %. 1907. in open
Court directing service on you by
publication
Witness the Honorable T g. Park
CT, Judge o. said Court. this 3rd day
of October 1907.
n. +. du BIgnon, Clerk Superior
Court. Glynn County. Georgia.
Max Isaac, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To our customers and public at a
meeting of the boss BARRIERS. ii was
decided that on and after October a..
the shops will close at 7:45 ON.
Therefore. giving our Customers from
O'Clock in which to have their work
done, Saturday night excepted On
all holidays the shops will close at
2;30 pm. and Will remain closed
until the following morning.
Allen & Thrash.
Floyd & Shaw
r. F. Johnson.
c. A. Clark
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Tourist (visiting aa ancient castle}-
are there any legends connected with
this old castle; Guide oh. yes. 1t Is
said that in ancient times a stranger
once visited this castle and gave no
tip to the guide Thereupon the latter
threw the visitor over into the moat
But don't be frightened. OF course it's
only an idle legend.
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History class. Subject, George IL.
and the Pelham Ministry" Master
Who said and when, Now / shall have
no more peace" Small Boy after
long interval OF thought Pleass. ~,
George III. on his Geathbed--Pa
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CITArIcN


Georgia, Glynn County.
sam p. Amos Guardian of Miss
Mamie Amos, has applied to me for
"a discharge from his Guardianship
Of Miss Mamie Amos: this is there
fore to notify an persons concerned.
to file their objections. if any they
have. on or before the first Monday
In November next. else Sam r. Amos
viii be discharged from his guard
ianship as applied for.
This October 9th. 1907.
Horace Dart. Ordinary.
Glynn County. Georgia.
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Mrs. G. N. Jones and Miss Laura
Jones have returned from Atlanta
where the latter spent several months
#s
Mr. and Mrs c. d. Parker VIII
spend this week at Niagara and on
. trip IN. the lakes and win return
about thsFflrst Of next week.
Mrs. Sbllery P. King has recover
ed from be fall she received some
time ago N is now ableaSw@be GU
again to the pleasure of her many
friends.
Miss Helen Branhan has issued
quaint and attractive invitations for
a party for next Friday evening, DC.
tober 25 from 50 to l o'clock. The
guests will wear domjnos and the
party win BE- large affair.
A number of pleasant affairs will
be giveE next month for Miss Leslie
Butts% whose wedding to DR., j. w.
Freq ian Of Jacksonville will be a
be liant social event of the autumn
Miss Matte Bishop win go to
Hampton Sydney college in Virginia
in a few days, and after visit there
and in Norfolk. will 20 Macon to
visit friends until the Christmas hol-
idays.
Little Miss Thelma Ray Richard
son entertained "a number of her
friends yesterday afternoon at her
home In New Town in celebration Of
her eighth birthday. Refreshments
were served after which the little
folks enjoyed a pleasant afternoon
PLAYING in Orange Park.
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cITATfoN.

Georgia, Glynn County.
To all whom it many concern:e
]. w Pinkston andmG R. Brinson
having in proper fort APPLIED to me
for permanent letterx Rdministra-
ton on the estate of ABlain, late
of said county. this is fte N Aand
singular the creditors ana mex kin
of said A. C. Blain. deceas 70 be
and appear at my ONCE " the
time allowed by law, and cause
II any then can. why PED shent ad-
ministration should not b~S9ranted to
J. w Pinkston and G. Il. Brinson on
A. c. Blain's estate.
Witness my hand and Official sigma
ture. this I'd day of September, 1S907.
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
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Miss Annie Faughnan who has
been employed by the Oglathorpe
hotel as stenogNapher during the sum.
mer. has accepted a position with
her former employers, the Loudo
wici-Celadon Company, at their Dixie
plant. Ludowici, c., and win leave
Monday for that pace.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

I beg 10 announce to the public
that my office is now open and par
ties desiring to see men may find me
in from 9 o'clock to /. ? to and z
till .. d. B. Daniels, Office ON TN
ion street. rear OF Postofice
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GO TO 3lLLlCAN's, SUCCESSORS
TO W. 2. DoERFIiNGER FOR All
THAT'S NEW IN THE UP-TC-DATE
JEWELRY LINE.
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MRS. r. F WILLIS
ORES snszar

Has removed from b street. to 70f G
s#eet, opposite new court house and
is#hrepa7ed to receive the PATRONAGE
Of her friends and the people Of the
city generally.
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Bill McNIsH, Agent, Sterling, Ca