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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Cleveland Board
Did Not Object

Cleveland. o.. May 1.-THE board
OF education this morning honorably
acquitted Miss Pearl Gray, principal
of the Chardon public school, the pret.
tiest teacher in town. The charges
preferred against her by other teach
ers was that she often in school raised
her skirts to fix her garters, that she
wore beautiful hose and was not
averse TO showing them; that she sat
with her feet on desk so the stock
ings could be seen; then when the
teachers protested her language was
even more picturesque than her hose.
The verdict of the board of education
is popular. Miss Gray says the stories
are exaggerated by jealous old cat
teachers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Drainage Tunnel
Commenced


Denver, May il.-Seven hundred
representative men and women OF
Denver left here this morning for
Cripple Creek, where they will par
ticipate in the exercises attending the
formal commencement OF work on
the new drainage tunnel. which viii
Keep Cripple Greek among the leading
gold mining camps OF the world, to
the vast benefit of the entire state.
Secretary Ford of the stock exchange
says the new tunnel will be $4,000
rect long, will cost over three quar-
ters OF million dollars and three
and one-half years are required to
complete II.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Body Of Victim
Viewed by Pupils

Detroit, Mich. May 9-Hundreds OF
school boys today filed past the coffin
containing the remais of Herbert Sc.
crest, 14-year-old victim of the ciga-
rette habit, and vowed never to smoke.
Secrest started using cigarettes when
he was years old. A postmortem
examination showed that cigarettes
destroyed half his heart and greatly
weakened the remaining portion.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Boise, Idaho, May 9.-The town H.
filled with correspondents from all
the leading newspapers of the country
They are nearly all war correspond
ents, who have been in the fell. They
find today at the opening of the big
trial nothing to report, nothing to de
scribe. The prosecution nor the de
tense will give the slightest inkljng
what they will do or say or what sur
prising witnesses or testimony will be
presented. All Is shrouded in mystery
No one will talk. no one has the slight.
est idea of what is going to happen.
Meanwhile the morning was TAX "A uIi
in preliminary of jury getting, which
may be long and difficult task rne
prisoner came in early. Behind. ni.l
sat his wife, Mrs. Haywood, in an in
valid chair, her two daughters ann a
nurse. Judge Wood after attending
TO some civil cases said: Are you
ready, gentlemen" and the trial start
ed. Haywood's counsel indorsed or
the indictment all the witnesses fol
the prosecution, with the consent Oh
the defense. Then began the forma
examination OF jury panel and the
court listened to various excuses.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

San Francisco, May 1l.-Most OF
the people in this city are still walk
ing. The cars are still tied up. Meth
er side will make the slightest con
cession. This afternoon In the pres
ence OF the governor and military
chiefs an attempt will be made to
run the Market street line. This
morning a train came into town bring
ing over three hundred strikebreakeTs
Butte. Mont, May 11.-Tom Brady.
a miner, lies at st. James hospital
with fractured skull, fatally injured,
as a result of blow on the head with
an ak, welded by his 15-year-old step
son. Thornley, Thompson. The boy
Drained his step-father while the burly
miner was checking the lads mother
on the floor of their squalid lodging.
Mexico City, May 1.-THE govern
ment, not having heard from Guate-
mala, which maintains naughty ST.
lence, announces today that owing to
to much dissatisfaction among the
radicals she will abandon the demand
for General Lima, but will transfer
her minister. Senor Gamboa, from
Guatemala to Salvador and give Guat-
emala only the rank of consulate.
Mexico win also publish a full story
OF the trouble to let the world konw
the facts leading up to the assassina-
ton of General Barillas. In the in
terest OF peace and to avert war Mexi-
co has withdrawn from her original
position.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Two Women to be
Hanged in New Mex.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, May 1.-THE
first hanging of women In New Mexi.
co is scheduled for the 7th of next
month. The women are Mrs. yilen-
tine Madrid and her negro servant.
Alma Lyons. They were convicted
Yesterday at Hillsboro, N. NJ, and sen
fenced TO be hanged. The women
poisoned Mrs. Madrieds husband last
March. The negress purchased a
package of rat poison which Mrs.
Madrid put in her husbands coffee,
killing him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
The Year 1906
Most Disastrous

New York, May 10.-The national
board of underwriters today made pub
lie its report of fire losses for the year
1906. It shows that the year has been
fire insurance in America. The worst
preceding years were 1871 and 1872
when occurred the Chicago and Boston
and Patterson and Baltimore fires
made the losses of third of century
ago insignificant. The companies lost
in San Francisco three hundred and
fifty millions.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

New York, May l1.-There is a
strong probability that the longshore.
mems strike will spread today to the
teamsters and coal passers, thus max
Ing the dock tie-up complete, keeping
In all the big Atlantic steamships
Commissioner bingham paid tae
strikers q compliment by declaring
that there was nothiag In LIE sltua-
t!sa to ssarrant a poss sscment Of the
police bsssde. w1scn3ik accordfnx.s
to be held az cheduled.
To guard against possible contin.
gencies. however, the commissioner Is
sued orders that all members OF the
police force on parade report back to
their respective stations as soon as
dismissed from the ranks.
Washington, May 10.-The war de-
partment today is In n state of salts.
faction over the news from Ohio. 1t
Is that Taft has the state pretty Sc
cure and the announcement from For
aker that II he cannot win for himself
he will pull off his coat and work
for the success of the war secretary
thus making Tafts presideptial aspira-
tlons very rosy.
Toms River, N. j., May .0.--It is
said the 100 men who have been work
ing on the Gould estate at Lakewood
are now laid of. only half dozen are
left. All kinds OF rumors are around
growing out of this action. 1t is said
George J. Gould has offered to sell
the Lakewood estate for three millions
and may make his home In Colorado.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

London, May 10.-A verdict Of mcr.
der was returned today against Pedlar
Palmer, the English pugillst who beat
Robert Choat to death when the pair
were returning from the races. AS q
verdict was pronounced Palmer shrek
ed and fell fainting in the dock His
wife and sister also screamed bysteri
cally. 1t is thought tonight that Ped
Ter may have burst blood vessel and
is in a condition critical.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

New York, May 1L.-W. Ellis Corey,
who marries Mabelle Gilman Monday,
will embark on the Kaiser Wilhelm
Tuesday. His suite, consisting OF
three rooms, are royalty furnished.
The couple is to have the exclusive
time of four stewards during the voy.
age. They, are going to France and
will disembark at Cherbourg. Mr.
Corey says that instead of the di.
rectors of the steel trust finding fault
with their president for not attend
ing to his duties as reported they
have consented to his spending three
months on his honeymoon trip.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Kansas City, Mo-, May 9.-The
search for bodies began ut daylight
this morning in the ruins of the Upi
streets, destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. The body of Miss Aurora
Wittebert, an artist, is known to be in
the debris and 1t is believed many
others may be found. The lire was
fsstill smouldering this morning and it
will be night before u thorough search
can be made.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Says Brother Was
in Black Hills

San Jose. Cal, May 11.--Geo. w.
Meyer brother of Charles II. Meyer.
the imprisoned president of the West
ern Federation of Miners, Is living
here with his family and states en-
phatically that his brother was never
III prison at Joliet. At the time al.
legged that he was in the Illinois pen
itentiary he was mining in the Black
Hills, according to the brothers state
ment.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Los Angeles. May 9.-Champion
James ]. Jeffrles, describing the fight
last night when Tommy Burns defeat
ed Jack O'Brien, said: "It was more
of running match than a fight.
O'Brien refused to fight Only in one
round did he do any fighting. 1t was
all burns. He had his man in such
distress several times and could cas-
lily have finished him but for his run
ming. OF the twenty rounds, nineteen
and half were Burns. He will give
Squires a great battle"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Vicious Riot in
New York City


New York, May 9.-Two deaths &C.
CURED this morning as the result of
desperate battle last night between
fifty Italian strike breakers and a
crowd of strike sympathizers who am
bushed the Italians on a pier and at
tackled them with pistols, clubs and
stones. 1t was the most vicious riot
seen In this city for years. Sc ,re
were injured on both sides before the
police reserve arrived. The Italians
had stiiietoes and used them with
deadly effect. More than fifty men
are in the hospitals today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Madrid, May 1.-THE entire king
dom spent last night In state of
hilarity over the birth of son TO
King Alfonso. This morning the re.
joicing continues, although in modi.
fed degree. The queen and baby are
reported doing well today. but eobles
are shocked to hear that the mother
Is going to nurse her own child just
like any ordinary woman. II is
against all precedents, but Victoria
Is insistent and has given royal Span
ish customs and traditions Of cen
turtles n death blow. Diplomats all
say today that II Is the most signal
victory won by a woman in modern
times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Silverton, May 9.-Will Davis at
$3.50 last evening attempted to commit
suicide by severing the jugular vein
with razor. but failing is now at
Mercy hospital on the road to recov-
cry. Too much booze is said to be
the cause.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
scAwAs's MANSION FOR SALE

New York, May 1.-THE World
states by authority this morning that
Chas, Nj. Schwab has offered for sale
his magnificent new mansion on Riv
erside drive which cost him over four
millions, He offers 1t for three and
half millions. schwab says. Il
find no JOY in big house and want
t" get away from the burden II Ell
tails"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
LAND ORDERED RESTORED.

Pueblo, May 11.-Washington has
ordered the land restored to the forest
reserve In Las Animas county which
was withdrawn from entry February
last The government has informa-
tion that the land was to be monopo-
lized by land sharks, hence the new
order.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
Railroads Will
Make Improvements

Chicago, May 10.-This mornings IS
Record-Herald makes the authoritative
statement that American railroads will
spend during the present year a bill
lion dollars in an extraordinary effort
to secure sufficient equipment power
and track including new road to make
OF traffic being offered them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
U. P. Express Train
Derailed at Siding

Keiths Siding, Neb.. May 11.-East-
bound Union Pacific express after
midnight this morning struck the way
car of freight train which failed to
clear the siding, while taking side
track at this point Five cars were
derailed and traffic tied up all night
The engineer, Rush Dean, was serious
ly injured.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
DENVER RAISED $4,000.

Z Denver. May 1l-Up to noon to-
day the fand being raised to advertise
Colorado had reached $4,000. 1t will
be over $4,000 in week, the commit
tee says. and after that the state will
be appealed to for half of the expected
100000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
-mAY BE UNDER SNOW.

Silverton. May "a snowslide at
the Domingo tunnel. about mile from
Eureka, in this county, is believed to
have buried one or more men. A dog
was found at the scene bowling as
though in distress. Taken away the
dog returned and it is now believed
his master is under the snow A party
is being formed to investigate.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
sHRINERs GO BACK sAsr

Los Angeles, May 9-The shriners
began today to move back east hav-
ing chosen St Paul for the next meet
ing place and July the time, and
chosen officers, interest in the session
is over.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Men who whistle at their work sci
dom work any better than they can
whistle.
Some mems preaching is as bad as
the plano practice Of some women.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

When mans first baby arrives he
wants to treat all his friends when
the seventh comes along he expects
all his friends to treat him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

The man who really knows lot
about women Is usually willing to ad-
mit that he knows nothing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

A girl sees nothing wrong in kissing
the right man.
with the amateur piano thumper Il
seems 70 b. all work and no play.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

ts.o li...a,.i'.. 4sai7i. .i-isins Co.
NEtoi DuiIdina steam
ship Baltic on her way - erpoo;,
is hard aground in the channel today.
She has thousand passengers aboard.
including Andrew Carnegie, Countess
Yarmouth and H. H. Rogers. Tugs
tried vainly to get the vessel on this
afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13

Vanity of woman looks like plug
ged nickel when compared with the
conceit Of q man.
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a, 3. & 4. scAEpyLE.
Elective SUNDAY, May 6. 1887

Departures.
For p4erman, Nichols, W'aycross
Nordele. Lagrange, Roanoke, Atlanta
6 am
Tor ,Iaoisyngiiie ard points sou.q
5,45 a. m.
For Savannah ara pe,nta torch
1916 q. ~
For Onefnaa. Nielallz. v1tcee
'itzeera'd GorGe.e. Dele.lse As
son and Atlanta, ~ w
foF Jacksonville sna points ou-h.
i,i5 p. N
For Savannah ara poinEs north.
ao5 p. "a
Arrivals.
From Savannah and p0ia1s north.
From 5aoba9sville End points SCUM
II 80 a. N.
From Atlanta, Macon. Ogse;hc-s-
and other points north, 1875 . m
From Savannah ard points easL
$40 p. n
From Atlanta, Roanoke. In GrHaS~
9na intermediate points. 500 ~
From Jacksonville and points soG:n
1855 p. M.
w. n. Leahy Joe. c. LiF@~.y
Gen Pass AIT. Con a4s.
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Ii appears that large proportion
of the members of congress who have
diagnosed the case of the currency
disagreed as to the nature Of the
ra,aay. When there IS q wide di-
,sraency Of opinion among the doc
tors the patient has reason TO grow
discouraged.
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CHEAP RATES.

The Southern Railway SSH re.
duced rates tickets aecoI4it of holt
days on December 20. q. %. 2S. 81.
%. 80. and 81. 1907 and January
/. 19oS with final limit good to leave
destination returning not later than
midnight. January 6. 1908.
For further information. rates
schedules etc. write or apply to
<. Il. Houseman,
General Agent. Phone. lG1.
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The centennial edition of the Dub
lin courierDispatch was one of the
best special editions ever issued from
= Georgia newspaper Office The
edition was perfe& in every way. lne
editors Of the paper deserve credit
for issuing such publication. 1t
-...la do CREDIT to Town ten times
the size q the thriving little Laurens
county capital
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A bill has beea introduced in the
house of representatives to sell the
Philippines. but 1t would take a
whole bunch of resolutions calling for
some sensational cut prices in the
way of bargain counter cinches to
discover a purchaser.
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In the death of Senator tNailesry,
the state Of Florida loses 9se of its
purest and best<a in ic life.
His entire card without
flaw and his taking away comes in
the nature of a blow to our sister
state
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REWARD

Pythagoras Lodge, So IL X OF p.
Brunswick, Ga Dec. 10. 1907.
We the officers and members %
this lodge have this day expelled
Brother VIII Johnson from tits
lodge for 80 years for killing Broth
er Arnold Jones, worthy member
Of this lodge and we offer a reward
Of $4,000 for his arrest aud conviction
that be may be punished 70 the full.
est extent Of the law.
Done this 10Th day Of December
1907
(SeaL)
E. ]. Rozen
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Those prospective Office holders
whose nominations have boon held
I'D In tie senate will not think it a
very merry Christmas.
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THE cUssTiov OF olFrs.

Atlanta Constitution and is timely fl
every essential detail;
Some gentle cynic has remarked
that each community should establish
2 gieatic clearing house following
each chrishnas where inappropriate
Or undesirable Gifts might be ex
changed for those NOR suited to
The tastes o. the needs Of tAe re
cipient
TIE suggestion embodies ono Of
the dil-mmas that rise ~ to con
front people With the occurrences Of
ach hoaday season adding burden
to the proyerbial Shopping and o.
Grating move o. less to impair tho
spirit q earefree e1ubetance which
is supposed . characterize Yuleude.
The whole problem and the fact
that il is minor one does not De.
tract from its relative Importance
due 70 Tbs common tendency TO re-
gard the selection and buying Of
gifts for mere friends or acquaint-
ances in a purely perfanctorg spirit.
We are discriminating and jealous
enough when It Gomez to our famil.
ies or to the friends linked fast to us
by bonds Of sympathy and coneen
iality.
We question the youngster with II
keenness that would do credit TO o
prosecuting attorney. We resort to
every trick and device suggested By
love and tenderness to find out Just
what they want the little old man
with the portly mein to bring them.
We usually employ the same ener-
gy and discernment with the adult
members Of our families. or our moro
intimate friends.
.Hut with the rest--sav we call It
the world at large-we do not take
the pains to find out what brand Of
CHARS NJ. So-and-so prefers. We
generally plunge into the tobacco
.nists and buy the first box that ap-
peals to onr purse or our individual
taste Sometimes we are not even
sure that Mr.. soand-so uses tobacco
at all We have a conventional Oh
LEGATION to discharge toward him and
he towards us-and we both go about
it as a dreaded task, the sooner ac.
complsxhed tbs Better. regardless d
whether there Il clums ness or skin
shown in the accomplishment
The same hapaa1srd haste agr,I' >
to the fair sex. although it must be
admitted that women. as a ruie,
bring more Judgment and cohscien-
tiousness to the selection of holiday
tokens.
The stores Ia Atlantas shopping
district Offer an endless protusion an 4
variety, adapting their wares to the
most fastidious taste and the most
model purses. All that is required
is the exertion OF a little patience,
the application Of a little gray mat.
ter to minimize the problem Of In,
appropriate Christmas presents. .
The distinguishing charm OF the
holiday reminder is. after all. the
personal touch. the subtle sugges,
ton of personality which impresses
the recipient with the knowledge that
some individual care was bestowed IN
its selection. AS has been said. the
matter is one OF relatively small inn
portancs. But it is the small tb.ags
that count more decisively at Christ
mas than at any other season of the
year
---.-s s.-.------
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The chances are that Governor
Broward is very sorry he happens e
be governor Of Florida at thss par
ticular time
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WANrEp

WANTED - EVERYRcDY WHO
WANTS the BEST GRAIN AL.
CoHOL. CALL AT CHRIS
SHORTS, 2f5 oeLETHcRPE
STREET. $500 PER QUART;
$3.50 FER GALLON.
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This Is, the week when Ney Year
resolutions are made. Next week Is
the time when they are broken.
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The failure Of theNeal bass came
as a complete surprise u WAS con.
aidered one OF the stronge, banking
institution in the state.
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FOR RENT SDmbarseiC Ray street.
occupied by Alex shepard. Pos
session given about January 1. Ap.
ply to Geo. n krauss.
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LOST AN oTercoaH on G3aucester
street Between Cochran avenue and
Union Or on Union between Gloa-
oester and George. Lost from n
hack. Return 70 News Office and
receive reward
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GOING Al COST

A Rothschild the ieweler. has a
large and handsome line of cigar and
cigarettes holders, suitable for
Christmas gifts. which he is selling
at absolute cost.
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sicNE.r RlNes

A new lot of heavy Signet Rings
Just received Call an see them. X.
Mott. Jeweler. 219 Newcastle Street
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Governor Hughes is decidedly IN
the llmeilght these days as Secretary
TAFT can bear witness
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Georgia win face an entire new
order Of things next year--and next
year is only a few days away
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1t VIII be easy to get On the water
wagon next week. You viii have the
law with YOU
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Congress might as well have ad-
iourned for the holidays be ore they
met
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WANTED -0n illustrated catalogue.
explains bow We teach harber
trade IN few weeks. mailed free.
Molar Darber College. Atlanta, Ga
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HAVE A FEW MORE BUSHELS
OF SWEET POTATOES. SEE ME-
QUICK. c. l. PARKER. TELE.
PHONE 81, 9oe J. STREET.
PRICE, 60 CENTS PER BUSHEL.
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Celebrate. but celebrate in tie
right way.
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Shop early and often. fhe mer-
chant does not object.
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LOST Ladies ssde comb. Return to
this cTJice and receive reward.
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statesmen WANTED Sell retail,
trade Sour locality, Sea- pes month
and eTnenses 20 start or commits
sion. Experience necessarg Her
mingsen Cigar Co. Toledo. 0
Dept f.
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Handsome Offices over .Mnrgon's
drug stcKe aow occupied b@Attofnev
z. lSSld NfoF rent aiSS January
first
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For THE sESI- Oak AND PINE
WOOD CALL ~ J. E. ABBOTT.
TEL EPf7ONrs. t-t,,yr5- o.
AND ALBANY SrREETS-REA-
SoNAELE PRICES. ~
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The weather man Is not - baI
af,sr all
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Aad It's only a week now.
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Remember tie poor tonor y
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WANT Ei3-Young man 81 e1oJ ms
its desires position rs bookkcepar
Tie FIRST Of January Aui e..
pefienc'd aud can f1ra sod
NJ reference Address ~t'onOetent
No i5S West Bsoad street. &ava5-
nah Ga
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Ruc SALE TODAY. 1sAvy q CO.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Ci2na County
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank
nptcy FOR this district.