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Died.

GISlF @ FiN-Tu Tuesday. February 1s. 1907. at her
EMILY KINDS GRIFFIN
Funeral service at house ID m Thur
day lnteTment EandaI{a IN -
MAGiE-On February 70 1877 ar II -aa p, -,
- Ak HIItHlE MAGIE. widow Of James
n Magic aged seventy-three wears
uneIal from residence Of her son Ed
WdLd X Magle- y Seaton place northwest
-, a. = , m, lhuFsd'iy' February p. 1897 II
MOORE-Suddenly, February Is. 1907. JAMES
\ h MOORE. husband Of Nettie Moore
nee King, aged twenty-nine years.
Funeral services THURSDAY February ~
az 200 .. m. from his late residence Is2S r
street northwest. Inter-nent GIenWood
Cemetery. r,
sE5XS-ToN-suddenly on February lg. 1907. at
lZZl + street northeast Miss TERESA
Particulars in another column.
SIMMONS-On Tuesday. February 70. 1907 AT
northeast. IDA SIMMONS. aged thirteen
years and two months, daughter Of William
and the late Ida simmons
Ida was our darling
Pride Of all our hearts at home
But an angel came and whispered
Ida do come home.
FunSraI Thursday at : O'Clock D. m
tAerlboro papers please Copy.D Il
February IS, 1907 EMMA
CANT TAYLOR
Funeral Mt zion Church. Thursday.
O'Clock, Georgetown II
WILSON-On Tuesday. February l9. 1907. at
9I5 p. m. CHARITY INCH WILSON
widow Of George Robert Wilson. at her late
~NlCe. 203 a street southeast. aged sew
enty-flve years.
Funeral win take place Friday. February
p, Al II O'Clock a m. from her late resi-
dence.
Relatives and friends invited. Internent
private faq0-9+
MOORE-Suddenly. February IS 1907. JAMES
A. X. MOORE. husband OF Nettie Moore
nee King. aged twenty-nine years
Funeral services Thursday. February 2lst
instant from his late residence 132S T
northwest IutnTTuerr a
Cemetery feIQ-9t
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A.-No
Q;;-Do you know Mr.. WeIles. a sculp-
A.-No; ] never heard of him
How long did you know Mr.. Gar
A.-Not very long.
Q-Was ii throughout 1902
A.-No; ] don't think So
Q-And your acquaintance ceased
abruptly, in August?
Ayes
Us II true that while you were liv-
ing at the Audubon Mr. Garland be-
came great annOyance-sO great that
your mother told the clerks not to send
ms card up2 (Mr Jerome read the
question from tEe same affidavit)
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BARBER'S ITCH
cured in One MontI1 bv Cuficura

Last winter I suffered great pain
and agony with BARRIERS itch. I t-icd
skin specialists and all kinds Of remedies.
but they did no good One day I saw
q Cutlcura advertisement and bought
a single set Of CuticUra Remedies. and
the results were great. In one month
was cured NJ II. Berg, 1901 Chest
nut St., Phile-, Pa, Jan. 80, 1906"
Complete External and Internal Trest-re1. s,r
Livery Hurn0- OF Infants Chndrcn and AcuIte cor
hlsts Of Cutlcura Soap (25cl % Cleanse the skin.
Gut!cura Ointment f5O-l % Heal the sam ard
Sltcr4 Eeso vent (50g). .or IN the form Of Cocnate
toAted PMS. DE per via Of COZ 70 Purify the RIo0
s2ta throughout the world. Potter Drug a Chprs
Colp-- Sole PruDs. Boston. Mass
- Mailed Free Book on S--n and S~aTo FFu-,o--
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HER LUCK

And what" asked the tandarfoo-
Old you do after you had Iynchhel tbG
wrong mau?'' W '''V
'Do?, replied Nevada Ned. we done
.nt ne Fisht thing Took UP a subscrfp-
Ioh Ier ms wife and raised S5Z- Il
was the luckiest thing that coUIT o.
happened 10 her-"-Chicago Record
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A.-Yes.
Q--You grew up to be fifteen or six
teen years old so simply that after all
the trials you afterward went through
yvu remembered the incident Of the cat
and the conductor trying 10 put II on
the train2
A.-Nes-
Q--And you also remembered that
when you went on the stage and went
10 dinner you had chocolate eclairs2
Yes.
Q.-Am the pure and simple surround
ings were due 10 your mother
A.-Ees-
Q--She was careful os You when you
were in Philadelphia
A--Yes.
Her Return From Paris.
Q.-You posed only for woman artists?
A.-There were three men.
Q.-I now show you what purports 20
be the register Of the Hotel Savoy under
the date OF October "A. 1902 Is that
your signature-Eyelyn Nesbit and maid.
Paris?
A--Yes-
Q-Does that refresh your mind?
Does that remind you that you arrived
Saturday, October a. 1903?
A.-Yes, sir
Q.-At what hour Of the day did you
arrive?
Al don't remember the exact time.
Mr.. Jerome here read extensively
from Mrs ThaW's direct testimony. es-
peclally with reference 10 the visits she
made with Stanford White 10 a photo
grapher.
Q--GOu fixed the day of the wrong
done you by reference 10 this visit 20 the
photographed, did YOU nOLI
Mr.. Delmas objected. He said the
Continued on Tenth Page)
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The BerlitZ School of LANGUAGES
s23 18th St. n. W. Trial Lessons Pree.
French. German. Spanish. etc. Native teachers
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UNDERTAKERS.

ZoAKLEX JENKINS,
sos II St. y. ". Main 4ssI
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Drawing and Machine Design

MRS II. LANDOE REED,
PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR ADULTS
1904 r ST. n W Phone Main 6Ts5
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AoMlNlsTRArRlx sat {
Georgia, oiynn county.

Georgia, Gtynn county
Under and by virtue OF M ordet
Of the court Of ordinary OF said conn,
~, granted at the December ternh
1906, thereof, Will go sold at public
cutlery on the first Tuesday In Fob
ruary, 1907, at the court houGe doc
IN said county, between the usH@
yhours of sale the following real eslat@
90 t1isd ID Glyun county, he'ongina
"a tS.vif r. billiard, decas
That certain tract or parcel Of gau
dying and being In said county and
gtato, In the city OF Brunswlck there
In being 4 portion oP what is known
az the "fortyilye acre tract" and b.
ginning al point on the eastern line
Of the prolongatiou o? Albany street
1885 fecj south Of tho southern lin
Of Old Town LOT number SOC. gnd rg4
ming thence, la an 1astegly direction
aat right angles 1850 feet to tho we8tera
fllne Of the prolonratinn Qg AmEetai
bBtreet thence soutlGrly and IA tiBh'
PangieB and along the western limo OF.
the prolongation OF Amherst stree.
225 feet and to a point one hundred
and flfty feet north OF tho tnter6ec
ton Of the northern lin8 Of Secons
avenue and the western .iue 0f the
pr6lon9ation Of Amherrt stress
thence westerly and at wight angles
with the southern boundry line frs
aiveA and along tho northern lie u.
second avenue 1870 feet 10 the eaatern
line Of the prolongation OF Amber
street. IT, ence nortbeTly along tae eap
tern line Of the prolongation OF AL
hany atreet 2c5 feet 10 the point %
beginning. and bounded on the norta
100 feet hy land OF j. s, RatFo: oesi,
225 geet by the prolonsation Of Ami
herst street south 1870 feet by otheil
portlous az the lands Of said estate Of
said deac4ased. ]. Il. Dillar@. and
west, 226 feet by tho pyolongstl0n
of Albany street.
The sale viii continue aSw day 10
day between the Same hours until
said property IN Eold Terms OF asls
cash
This 9Th day OF January, 1907
Mice Katherine o. lfolxendorf,
Administrative Cum Testamento An
uexo Of J. r. billiard, deceased
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READY FOR BUSINESS.
Mrs. Harry Miller, o. the New Hotel
Royal Announces That She
Can Caro- fer a Limited
Nimber Of Select
Borders.

Mrs. Hay 3itller, formerly OF the
Central ,tol. EGGS 70 announce that
she IS catering to i limited select
patronage at SO Gloucester street.
the Nicholson building. nearly oppo.
cite the poetofsce. . refined place Of
superior excellence in appointment
and service sor transient and yerma-
nent guests. Distinctive FOR It's ele-
gence, exclusiveness and excellent
cuisine.
Every apartment mas boon newly
decorated, painted. papered and lux.
nsousiy furnished, which, together
with all the latest conveniences,
mates II combination OF elegance
and comfort net eEceited anywhere.
a truly refined home for refined peg
p4@.
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..emoRlAl 10 eENERAL la

In letter to Jne-
charge of arrangements in Waahna
ton tor the centennial celebration o.
The birth of General Lee. presiden
Roosevelt expressed tae following
wish.
= hoee that you @in take adyau
ltage Of the one handredth snniysrsars
,of General Lees birth BY appealin
to nj! our people. IN every section d
ihis country to commemorate hi
life ami deeds by the establishment
.of some great representative educa
tional institution Of the south. Of ;
permanent memorial. that win serg,
the youth Of the coming years. as lis
I'm the closing years % hls life. ser
those who so sorely needed what
so freely gave"
Ii this suggestion IN to be CARR
out the Jacksonville Times Union
thinks there is but one logical place
Tor such memoriaL-at the institution
that bears Lees name, and that givcs
his body a resting place. The Ttmea
Union says
Refusing offers of salaries at that
time unprecedented General Lee ao
cepted the presidency Of Washington
and Lee college at a salary Of 1880
a yea nd devoted the remainder OF
his l@o 0 the fortunes Of that in
stltution His connection with it
ought to endear It to tho south The
name It bears--deriyed from two of
Americas noblest sons ought to be
borne By an institution that, IN viz
ible greatness as well az in the ex-
.eellence OF work, should stand among
the very foremost in the land. Lee
wished his body to rest at Lexing-
ton and there should his memorial
nc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-30

The new gasoline torpedo boat Of
the British navy is smaller lighter
and faster than the usual lteam pro.
PEELED vessel It is but g. f. long
and feet beam. has three p~o7el.
iers, and makes rs knots. car~ir2 a
load OF three tone rs y ii draft
and great speed Admiralty a5apts it
for coast defense The tank IS not
part Of the hull, and in Gaze Of acct.
dent the gasoline will pass Into the
air Instead of filing the irkas6ag of
sAs vssSsa with sxsasslve
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sIErrgNAAMs REsIeNATioN


GovesRor Swettepha9 has, rendered |
his resigpssEto the British govern
meg Because of the general dissat-
Gsfaction over the manner in which
be dealt with the situation at King
ston. succeeding the earthquake
When the governor told Admiral
Davis that It was his duty to ask
the withdrawal OF the American sail
ors. ne was quite within his right.
No power has the right to lana its
troops en- the territory of another.
unless the troops have been request
ed And Governor swettenham had
not requested the American admiral
for any assistance, it seems
swettenham was quite within his
rights. Thes>is no doubt Of thai al
al ~
But RI international analrs. as Well
as IN private affairs it is sometimes
better to waive rights and stand up
0n courtesy. Insistence upon rights
does not get near SO much in return
as& rule. as waive: of rights may,
The American admiral howeye,
much no may have transgressed the
international laws. nevertheless acted
n spirit OF kindness. lie thought
that it was not time to walt for
laws. He wanted to help to straight,
IN out the Jared ana r0YHsssSity
But swettenham stood on his dig.
nifty. He had not asked for help
aud help he refused to accept And
there was no doubt al ala technical
right.
But the British government and
The British peopla lool-aa a5|Np an
other way They could " AFFORD &C
offend the people the United
States just a5agh me desire 10 back
ap swetteel BAN wien he was techni-
cally right. And the British govern
nent signifed its displeasure T.
Swettenham in suc1 a way that ne re,
signed Courtesy between nations is
! necessary Neither nations ncr In
1iyiduals can afford t. disregard it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-30

The dream Of smokeless cities will
be realized at no distant day Euro
pean engineers have visions Of smoke.
less railways. and method OF solz-
ing this part Of the problem il being
already tested between Ostend and
Brussels. The engine used is OF ~
cial construction. II has an aepira.
tor which sucks In all smoke ana
steam, and q special receptacle where
the vapors are chemically decomposel.
Neither smoke nor steam escapes into
The open air.
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The Albany Herald still insists that
the best possible use which can be
made Of Mr.. Roosevelt after the eX-
plration OF ais present term viii DC
10 send him to the Isthmus to bose
the digging OF the canal. The big stick
ought to suit the big ditch job
"thoroly"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-30

There was a time when an accident
killing fifteen or twenty men was con
id cd terrible catastrophe. but
these days such an accident is pass
20 with brief mention.
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is quickly relieved ann promptly cure
w Dr. Drummoads tightening
Hemediea, The 10 teFnal remedy 80
pleasant 10 take, Rots Immediately,
and 10 fer rheumatism only in al ~
torturng forms. The external pre-.
paration restores stir 3ointg drawn
cords ard hardened muscles.
your druggist has not thaae rornaaies
In atock. do nor take anything elsa.
Ssad ST. 10 thu Drummond Medicine
Co, New York and the full treatment
OF two large bottles win be sent
your express address Agents wAntaG
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When horse IL 40 oyerworked

When horse Is 40 overworked
lies down and In other WISE declares
Its inability to 60 further you Won
con&itlar 1t criminal 10 use force.
Many man OF humane Impulse
~ho would not willingly uurm gT
ten. s. guilty Of cruelty where his owa
stoma chA is concerned OYerdriven
oVorNorked, when what ii needs
something that will digest the foo,
eaten and help the stomach TO reeu-
perate Something like {lodol For Dy3.
persia that Is sold W au iJa,esizts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-30

Macon proposes to get that line u
river steamers and It looks like the
enterprising citizens Of the Central
city viii success. A river connect
ion with Brunswick means much 70
Macon
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Waycross is paving her princitaI
business street with vitrined brick
something Brunswick saould have
done long ago.
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SThe Savannah Press thinks that II
that city had had a C. P. Goodyear
Savannah would have had line q
steamers to Cuba long ago.
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II Brunswick intends keeping VI
with the march Of progress now pre-
vailing IN this section she viii naye
o pave Newcastle trest 4 vitritie1
brick
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OHEJef YtEe riaauE.
There's yravs ngor from the pls.
gIe OF CophS Colds that are 50
prevalent you take Or. Kings
rev saasIscUveTy for Consumption
'CUuehr and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls
Of Forest City, Me-, writes: nsItv r.
Godsend 10 people living ia ciimaN
where coughs and colds prevail. cr
ma 1t QaIctiy onds them, II IRE.
gents Pneumonia, cures LaGrfupa
gives wondsEful relief 10 Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs
strong enough 10 ward on ConFarnp.
si0n, Coughs and Colds. COO ana
eS,0e. auasa afesd By amitb pSar
maegs aFaas as9ls Arm
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v.ga1,ha1 Governor swetterham incide1i
sour 9Ai0A' ""'A
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It viii cost a large fortune to TO-
he Thaw case IN New I ork.
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CITATION.
STATE Of GEORGIA.
IL NlAThI AIrpK

STATE 0B GEORGIA.
GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs. Sentelle PAfTord Sieckerby, a
resident Of said state and county,
having duly applied to be appointed
guardian Of the person and property
of Ivay Paford q minor under four.
teen years Of age, resident OF said
county, notice Is hereby sstssass4 th 81
plIcatlou win be pnsa - the next
term Of the court 81 ordinary for
said county TO be held on the FIRST
Monday in February 1907. Witness
my hand and official signature this
January 3, 1907
Horace Dart,
|. Ordinary GiYnn f,nufitv G0nra9.l
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WANTEO---A good bicycle ordsr
hny came quick GEO w HarDar
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cold lie much more saeuy cure
when the bowels are open. Kennedy
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Cal on Davis & Blackberry, f16
Monk street, for groceries at lowest
marko prices
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FnE BRUNSWICK NEWS

PUBLISHED DAILY RY
The NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Notloe ~ discontlnuanes q Ads
ana suhserlI ions must be made
business oHi9T in writing
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
81 fnn Co8nty.
Glvnn County Commissioners.
The United States Court OF banb'
raptcy for this District
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CLARENCE Il. LEAVY. Editor art
MsnaseT.
LOUIS J.LEAVY, Js., City Eaiter
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Horace Dart,
Ordinary Giynn County Georgia
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F0UhD.~-Bhotgun, comparatively new
Owner can have same by describing
property and paying for this ad Call
o. the News Office
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Entered at the Brunawick, Ca. Ss>st
oface as second class psib matted
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sunscRlprIoN RATEs.

T.rms Of subscription IN tbs cit
.nd by mail free OF charge to all part
Of the United States and Canada, Mex
Ice, Psrto Rice. Guam, Phlippin
,slsnaa and Hawaiian Islands.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-02-22
Wars Cost in Peace.

In June. 1906, John Burns, member
of the British cabinet, called attention
in speech at Manchester TO the fact
that in the past ten years England had
spent 800 900 900 in war. He stated
by way of contrast that it had taken
%, 900 municipalities of the United
Kingdom one hundred years to,spend
81, 500, 600, 900 on 1000 gas works, wa
ter works, markets, trsmways and
electric light undertakings.
1t is easy to convince Americans. ac-
custOmed to looking upon our country
as a peace loving nation, that the mill
tary budgets abroad are draining the
Old World of its financial vitality. II
will astonish many citizens of the
United States to learn that in the table
of relative military and naval expen-
ses. including the sums spent in differ
ent countries for pensions, and all
amounting, as stated above, to nearly
two billion dollar, exclusive Of inter
est on national war debts, America
heads the column
The latest figures are $3.50 900. 900 for
the United States; $346, ,O0O, 900 for
Great Britain; $341 ,006 900 for Russia;
$23S 900. 0O0 for Germany; and sll this
in times OF peace Harold Boice. in
Appleton's.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-02-22
NeIqhb0rs GOT Fooled.

II was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak to
leave my bed; and nelghbors predict
ed that 1 would never leave it alive;
but they got fooled, for thanks be to
God, was induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery. took just four one
dollar bottles to completely cure the
cough and restore me to good sound
health" writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of
Grovertown, Starke Co., Ind. This
King of cough and cold cures, and
healer of throat and lungs, is guaran-
teed by b F. Hughes. druggist. soc
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-02-22
white SUGAR
TO BE PUT OUT OF COMMISSION BY
NEW PURE FOOD LAW.

TO BE PUT OUT OF COMMISSION BY
NEW PURE FOOD LAW.
Pure white sugar that has been in
use 80 long is to be put out of coramls.
sion by the new pure food law, ALI
the grocers still have the snowy white
article for sale, but it will have to be
changed before long sunless the pure
food law is changed. Yellow sugar
without adulteration or the whitening
process will take the place of the de-
licious, beautifully cOlored pure white
sugar.
The refners and chemists and the
grocerymen are much disturbed over
the action of the pure@food law, and
perhaps some housewives may share
their feelings. But Uncle Sam will
have his way, nevertheless. Sugar
chemists say that four pounds OF ''blu
ing substance are used to every 1000
pounds of sugar for sbleaching pur.
poses. They say that this is not adul-
teration-that it Is merely purification
by a thoroughly healthful process"
But Uncle Sam looks at the bleacbed
sugar from different point of view,
and so does the commission.
The pure food commission does not
agree with the chemist, and insists
that the whitening process be aoan.
donsd. When this is done. all sugar
refined under the commissions new
will be of distinctly yellow
shade. Owing to the new law. Ameri
cans sugar will resume the color lof
years ago which was on the market
when the old men of the present time
were boys. for the 'pure white" sugar
has been handed out a big and sour
lemon.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-02-22
Natures Warning.

STAUNToN PEOPLE MUST RECOGNIZE
AND HEED IT.
Kidney Ills come ouletly-mysteri-
ously, but nature always warns you
through the urine. Notice the kidney
secretions. See If the coloring Is un-
healthy-if there are settings and
sediment, passages too frequent, scan
ty, painful, its time then to use Doan's
Kidney Pills to ward off Brights s dis
ease or diabetes.
Mrs. d. G. May, of German st., Har
risonburg, Va, whose husband is a.
travelling salesman for the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co.. says: II
found relief in Doan's Kidney Pills af
ter suffering for a long time with kid.
ney disease and after taking quanti-
ties of medicine of all varieties. feel
myself in a position to express nv
opinion on kidney medicines as find
but one cure for kidney trouble and
that cure is Doan g Kidney Pills. l got
a box of this remedy, took it regularly
as directed and my Improvement was
remarkable. not only noticeable to
me, but was apparent to my friends,
and called forth much comment.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the only RENE.
dy have taken that has done its work
without distressing the stomach
Plenty more proof like this from
Staunton people. Call at B. F. Hughes
drug stree and ask what customers
report.
For sale by all dealers, Price so ctr.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N Y.
sole agents for the United Staes.
Kemem moer the name-Doan s. and
take no other.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-02-22
BY the Card:

1t happened in one of the temporary y
eating houses on East street.
Whats the matter now, Annie ?"
asked the head waiter.
Fresh guy down there by the win
dow insulted me-"
What did he do ?"
II handed him the lunch card. he
looked at it and said: What you gotP'
l just knew be was goin' to get smart
with me. so l drew myself up and said
to him: III have you understand. sir.
that we serve everything that's on the
bill of fare
"Well, says be, as you seem to
have plenty, just bring me mess of
fyspecks. '''-San Francisco Chroni.
Gle.