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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
SAN BERNARDINO COMPANY
PURCHASES WATER RIGHTS
Builds immense Dam In Little Bear
Valley for Power and Irriga-
ton Purposes

SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-Some
weeks ago the Los Flores ranch on the
Mojave river, owned by Mrs. John A.
Cole of this city, comprising over 5000
acres of valuable grazing lands and
water rights, was sold to H. E. Harris
of this city for 100000.
1t now develops that Harris was In
fact not the real purchaser at all, but
that the land and water rights were
purchased by the Arrowhead Reservoir
and Power company of this city, which
is now building an immense storage
dam in Little Bear valley for power and
irrigation purposes.
The company purchased the ranch for
the water rights which go with it on
the Mojave river. and is said to be
also getting hold OF all the other water
rights in that section that can be Sc
cured, in order to head off litigation
that might arise from the impounding
of storm waters in Little Bear valley
which might otherwise go down the
river
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

KENNEDY RoCKHoLD-charles e.. Kennedy.
age 90 native of Illinois. and Lillian e.
Rockhold. age 20, native of Kansas; both
residents of Los Angeles
BLISS RISDEN-Ralph b. Bliss, age ~, ma
tive of Minnesota, and Liala NJ. Risden, age
%, native of Michigan; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
MAS-QUANDT-Addis f. Thomas. age 81,
native of Canada, resident of Sweden, and
Alice o. Quandt, age 90 native OF California
resident of Los Angeles.
LLO-VENTALORA-John Saltello. age
21, native of Italy. and Maria C. ventalora.
age IL native of Italy; both RESIDENTS of
Los Angeles
KELLY MocLEMENTs-Jo John ]. Kelly. age 40.
native OF England. and Grace L. McCle-
ments. age SO, native OF New York; residents
of Los Angeles.
WILSON GORRELI.-Thomas r. Wilson. age
2s native of Pennsylvania and resident OF
Bardsdale. and Lola ID. Gorrell. age "a ma
tive of Maryland and resident OF Havre de
Grace Nd
Mex WN-COPLEY-James w. McKeowu.
age 81, native of Mississippi. and Estelle M.
Copley. age q. native of Connecticut; resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
RE-MARLATT-Elisha G.. Moore, age ~,
native of Tennessee and Sarah j. -darlatt,
age 26, native of Texas; residents OF Re
dondo.
COVARRUBIAS-S HIELDS-Charley ]. Covar-
rubias age 22 and Dora Shields, age is; ma
tives OF California and residents OF oxnard.
IDO-MARTINEZ-Julio Guido, age u. anu
Convepcion Martinez, age is, natives OF Mexl-
co and residents of Los Angeles.
BLACK WILSoN-John Black, age p. and
Bessie Wilson. age ls; natives of Kansas and
residents of Los Angeles.
INS-COLLlNS-William w. Collins, age
81, native of New York and Emma A. Col
Inns, age Al. native of Minnesota; residents OF
Long Beach.
JIJENE ANN-IREI.AND--Geor F. Juene-
Manu. age SO. native of Maryland, U. 5.
army and Ruby NJ. Ireland, age 20, native
OF Kansas and resident of Detroit, Mich
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
SANTA MONICA
Cor. oregon ave and Third street
Home phone ITS.
HAVE GOOD SPEAKERS
FOR CONSOLIDATION
Boosters" Prepare Excellent Program
for Big Mass Meeting to Be Held
at the Casino Friday
Night

SANTA MONICA, March 1S.-The
consolidation boosters" of the beach
are making great preparations for the
mass meeting to be held at the Ocean
Park casino tomorrow evening.
Many influential and forceful speak
ers are on the program. Those who
will talk on the project are e. T.
Clark. president of the Los Angeles
Pacific railroad; A. l.. Seiblg, man
ager of the Edison Electric company;
T. H. Dudley, mayor of Santa Monica,
H. B. Eakins, president of the Ocean
Park trustees; Attorney Fred H. Taft,
Charles ]. Moves. former superior
judge; Attorney Force Parker. Dana
Burks, David Evans, Attorney Kenton
Miller, Judge NJ. R. King, Attorney
w. H. Anderson. Judge H. Hutton,
Councilman j. E. Miles. G. M. Jones
and H. NJ. Rebok, superintendent OF
schools of this city.
A representative of the Sawtelle
Commercial club has been invited to be
present and discuss the addition OF
the city of Sawtelle to the consolida-
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
ADVISES WOMAN TO SIT ON
HUSBANDS LAP TO WIN
w. C. T. U. Leader Says Man is
Human and Can Be Won to
Many Things

CHICAGO, March Whenever the
people sit down like sapsuckers instead
OF getting out and working for inc ne
their community go dry says Mrs;
Mary Harris Armor. state president OF
the w. c. T. u. of Georgia., who is
here to tell Illinois women how her
state went dry.
"When the fight was started for tenn
perance," she declares, 1--WE women Just
began to pray, and what we prayed Tor
vas men-real men, who would not be
afraid to stand up for the truth.
you must not sit across the table
from your husband and say to him,
Honey, you must do this but instead
you should sit ON his lap and say To
him. Honey, won't you do TINS Tor
me?'
Husbands are human, and can be
won to do a good many things that
you would not ordinarily think"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
GOOD REAL ESTATE DEALS
ARE MADE IN SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO, March 1S.-Several
good sales of real estate have been re-
ported here in the last few days, the
principal one being made by Geo. Fl.
Peck & Co. to Emma Glasscock of La
manda Park The consideration was
$4,000. the lot being 25-foot frontage
on sixth street, between Palos Verdes
and Center.
Several houses have been sold by the
Same office in the new tracts at Point
Firnin. while in the same locality a
hotel project is about to be undertaken;
The probability of an early union of
this CITY with the city of Los Angeles
has turned the eyes of the investing
public toward san Pedro and the great
harbor, and daily the number of inquir-
ers increases.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
NO FUNDS IN BANK
FOR HORSE OR AUTO
YOUNG AGENTS FRIENDS ARE
MUCH SURPRISED
Reported to Have Won $4,000 at
Races, and Makes Extensive
Purchases, but is
Arrested
No. 4 Pine Street.
Phone Home 26o
Especial TO The HERALD

LONG BEACH, March 1S.-The
friends of Roy N. Carr, bright and
hustling young real estate agent were
just getting over their surprise at the
report last week that Carr had won
$4,000 at the race track and had
bought two automobiles and race
horse, when today they were astound-
ed by the news of his arrest on war
rant issued by Justice Brayton charg-
ing him with having given to j. Z.
Peltner of Arcadia a check for $3.50
when he had not the money in the
bank to meet it. The check was
given in payment for racehorse
which Carr purchased.
Peltner visited Carr later and con-
fronted him with the information he
had gained that there were no funds
to meet the check. Carr is said to
have laughed at the man. Chief of
Police williams, who went to talk with
Carr about the matter, said that he
was insulted by the young real estate
broker.
Today friends of Carr offered to pay
the amount of the check. Carr made
no endeavor to clear himself or to Sc
cure bail this morning and was taken
to the county Jail.
failed to pay for two automobiles
which he was to buy from Frank E..
Shaw and Dr. w. Hartman Jones.
Shaw's auto is now held by one of
Cars creditors. Dr. Jones has recov-
cred his machine. About $500 is said
to be Cars Indebtedness at various
garages.
Efforts made by Attorney Taymor
and a relative of the young man Sc
cured his release from Jail this after
noon.
When arrested Carr had loaded re-
volver on his person. The police be-
lieve he had contemplated suicide. The
young man is a member of the First
Methodist Episcopal church and presi-
dent of the Baraca class of young
men.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
FAST STEAMER TO ARRIVE
ON ITS BI-MONTHLY TRIP

SAN PEDRO, March 1S.-Thc Alaska
Pacific Steamship company's fast
steamer Admiral Sampson will arrive
here April 7, on the new run which
goes into effect at that time. A BIZ
monthly schedule between East San
Pedro. San Francisco and Puget sound
will be maintained, the Salt Lake road
handling the traffic between this port
and Los Angeles.
With this new line of steamers the
big boats of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company and the new Jebsen and
Ostrander steamers Southern Califor-
MIA will have, ample traffic accommo--
dations with Seattle and Puget SOUND
points.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
GOLD MINING COMPANY
INVOLVED IN LITIGATION
Defendants Alleged to Have Wrecked
Valuable Property by Various
Ways for Own Profit

SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-The
trial of the case of the Seal of Gold
Mining company VS.. II. B. Slater, F. M.
Sabbathe and r. B. Sheldon ct al. was
commenced today before Judge Bled-
soc.
The case included all the tangled liti-
cation that has involved this valuable
property for the past year or more.
1t is alleged that the defendants have
wrecked the property in their own in
terest by various methods, including
fire which destroyed the buildings. In
the past few months score or more
of attachments. one criminal prosecu-
ton, and other litigation have involved
the mine, which is in the Dale district.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
CHILDRENS DANCING PARTIES
TO BE RESUMED AT PAVILION

VENICE, March 1S-The Abbot Kin
ney company has announced it's inten-
ton of resuming the Saturday after
noon children's parties at the dancing
pavilion.
The initial party will be held next
Saturday, and many beautiful prizes
are offered for the best dancers among
the little ones. Last season these gath
erings We're very popular with the
children, and some very pretty func-
lions were held on Saturday afternoons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
ClIlIFN STOPS HIS
OPPONENT IN SIXTH

DANNY Cullen stopped Kid Dobbier
In the sixth round of their scheduled
ten-round scrap last night az Wnite
CITY Athletic club at Arcadia AFTER
an exciting battle up to that moment.
Quite a large crowd attenueo III
show and enjoyed the milling. The
semi windup also ended via the dream
land route, Chappie Ward of Santa
Anita racetrack stopping Kid Jean
nette in the third round with wallop
to the jaw. Kid Hunt and Young
Fitzsimmons fought fast four-round
draw in the curtain raiser. All the
bouts were fast and exciting ana the
fans got run for their money as
usual. KID Delaney refereed all the
bouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
VENICE
HON. 4o1k sunset 1891
VENICE SHOE COMPANY
WILL BE RE0RGANlZED
To Take Stock Preparatory to In
creasing Capitalization-Many
Many Orders Ahead
Home 4o1S.

VENICE, March 1S.-At meeting OF
the directors of the Venice Shoe com
pany this afternoon it was decided to
begin the work of taking stock i'm
mediately, preparatory to reorganl-
cation of the company on a basis OF
larger capitalization.
The company has large number of
orders ahead and can sign up more at
will when the capital of the concern
is brought up to a sufficient amount to
insure a working surplus.
A number of capitalists have signi-
fled their Willingness to put money into
the enterprise as soon as an inventory
can be made Much valuable machin-
cry is among the assets of the firm,
and if the plans of the directors are
carried out the capacity of the plant
will be enlarged considerably.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
LONG BEACI, RESILIENT
DET0URS GAS SUPPLY
Trick Discovered by Trouble Men,
and Prosecution Is Avoided by
Payment of SIS

LONG BEACH, March 1S.-An At
lantic avenue resident with some
knowledge of the plumbers trade con-
structed a cutoff pipe by means of
which he was able to convey the Edison
Electric company's gas from the COM
panys pipes into his residence with
out allowing it to pass through the
meter.
Manager Howard Smith, finally sus-
pecting that some trick had been
played, as the meter showed no gas
used. ordered his trouble men to in
vestigate. The cutoff was discovered.
Confronted with the evidence the
men secured. the property owner
pleaded for leniency. saying his wife's
illness had caused him to resort to the
trick, and he escaped prosecution by
the payment of $15, estimated to be
the value of the gas used.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
DEATHS

KEHOE-Mike j. Kehoe, 20 years, 9olh East
First street; phthisis pumonalis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brinkmeyer, "a years.
native OF Indiana, California hospital gas
sTILL~Willie II. STILL IS years. native Of
California, receiving hospital; gunshot
wound
HADAD-Jacob Haydad. AZ years, native OF
Canada, county hospital; cardiac dilation
DORLAND-M Margaret b. Dorand ~ years
native of Rhode Island, 1929 Berendo street;
cerebral hemorrhage.
DRONEA-Recardo Dronea, 40 years, native
of Mexico, county hospital; tuberculosis.
w. Coffin, 80 years, native
of California POI North Grand avenue; car
cinoma
ANDREW-Fred Clinton Andrew, "a years.
native of Oregon, 1876 West Avenue 81,
tuberculosis.
M. Salisbury, So years.
native of Germany, 6029 Piedmont street;
heart disease
EILIOTT-Mary Elliott. 81 years, native of
. Indiana California hospital; shock
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
OF EDUCATION
SELECTS SCHOOL SITE
Will Erect New Structure on Five
Lots Offered for $650o-May
Issue Bonds

LONG BEACH, March 1S.-A large
and level school site at the corner of
Pennsylvania street and Linden ave
nue. was decided upon this morning by
the board of education as the lots that
should be purchased for a school to
take care of the small children who
cannot be expected to walk to either
the Burnett school or the Atlantic
avenue building.
The site includes five lots, each so
by $50 feet. and one large lot which
measures 141 by 100.
The bid was $500.
Bonds may be voted now for a
building to be put up on the site. The
board had thirty sites under consid-
GRAFTON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
RUNAWAY HORSE CAUSES
DAMAGE AT LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, March 1S.-A horse
belonging to John Church ran down
an alley between Pine and Ocean ave
nues ate this afternoon and, coming
out in Pine avenue, collided with JUS
tiCe w. S. Braytons automobile, tear
ing a lamp off the car.
The horse then crashed into a wagon
of the Home Express company.
Churchs light wagon was wrecked.
Church was not in the rig when the
horse started to run
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
Plan Consolidation

Capitalists are still working on the
plan for the consolidation of the gas
plants in Redlands, Cotton and River
side. he option on the Redlands plant
of the Home company has been re-
newed and it is expected will be closed.
The deal means the building of an i'm
mense gas plant in Cotton for the sup7
plying of the three cities and the pip
ing of gas to them from the large CEN
trail plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
KNOCKED ACROSS WHARF
LkrDING ELECTRIC RAY
Torpedo Fish Gives capsor Severe
Shock in Its Protest Against
Being Caught

PORT LOS ANGELES. March 49,
Fred Ackerly and William Langdon,
engaged in the fishing business at this
place, had a lively time with an cleo
trio ray which became entangled in
their nets about a mile from the long
wharf.
The ray, or torpedo fish,, as it is
commonly called, has the faculty OF
giving the unwary a severe electrlc
Shock Langdon was hurled the
width of the wharf from one such
shock while landing the curiosity,
which weighed about eighty pounds.
The specimen landed today is one OF
the very few that have been taken on
this coast
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
REpoNDO WATER POLO TEAM
HANDILY BEATS L. A. A. c.

In the water polo game played last
night between the Redondo and the Los
Angeles Athletic club teams. the for
mer won by score of to 0. 1t was
one of the best exhibitions OF water
polo played this season. TWO nVe-
minute halves were played. In the first
half the winners scored two goals, ana
in the second half the other goai was
made.
Arrangements have been made Tor a
return match which will be played
soon. Seven hundred persons witnessed
the game George Freeth has been
elected a member of the Redondo team,
and will max his residence at Redondo
hereafter Following is the lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
All Officers Re- Iected

PASADENA, March 18.-The Pasa-
dena federation of the w. c. T. L. has
reelected all the officers who served
so faithfully last year. the list being as
follows: President Miss Mary A. Stew
art; vice president, Mrs. Mary NJ. Co.
man; corresponding and recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. Isabel McCrea; treasurer,
Mrs Ida Ford
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
DIED

this city, March 16. May Elliott,
aged 81, beloved wife of Walter r. Elliott.
The remains may be viewed by friends at
the chapel of Pierce Bros. today between
the hours of and p. m. Shipment Will be
made Saturday to Harland, Ind, for burial
beside her deceased mother. S-la-l
cI.ARK-Helen M, dearly beloved wife of DR..
Edgar w. Clark, mother of Mrs. J. 10. VIII
iians Hollywood passed away Thursday
morning. Funeral Saturday, 80 p m. at
late residence 242 Morgan place, Hollywood.
Interment Evergreen 3-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S.-The rain
table only shows a trace of rain at Eureka
and San Diego.
The weather has been generally fair IN
California except that showers have occurred
in the extreme south. Unsettled weather
prevails In southern Nevada, Utah and
Northern Arizona. The winds have been
mostly from the north, reaching velocity
OF 26 miles per hour in the Sacramento val
ley. 1t is gradually becoming warmer IN
the northern and central counties.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday'
breaking away during the day; light north-
east winds changing to southwest.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair FRIDAY
light northeast winds changing to prlsK
west
Santa Clara valley and San Joaquin valley
Fair Friday; moderate north WINDS
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; hght
north winds changing to south.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19

to have a special topic about electricity.
especially telegraphy and wireless
telegraphy? Aunt Laurie has a fine
$25O book on the subject which she
might offer for a prize if there is suf-
fcient interest in the topic. Mention
it in your letters to her.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
FUNERAL NOTICE

IOfficers, guards and members of Los An
reles hive No, 1, L. o. II. M, are requested
On at D. M sharp to attend the funeral
Of our deceased sister. Susan c. Humphrey.
Funeral from M. e. church. st. Louis street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at p. m.
a-1e-1 MARY L. DENNIS, Record Keeper
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
FEATHER EEL is CAUGHT
OFF LONG BEACH COAST

LONG BEACH, March 1S.-The first
feather, or ribbon, eel ever captured
here was pulled from the water this
morning by a local angler. The eel
was three and One-half feet long and
as thin as a ribbon, for the most part.
Upon close investigation it could be
seen that i'm one place the eel was
about one-fourth Of an inch thick.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19

GI1.MAN-To Carl and Grace Gilman, $50
Birch street.
LEWIS-To William s. ana Nelle LEWIS
county hospital
scHWARTZ-To James and onnie Schwartz.
1909 Shatto street.
ham. 1874 East Thirty-slxth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
POMONA
Rioters to Escort Team

CLAREMONT March 1S.-Arrange-
ments are completed for one of the
greatest delegations in the history Of
Pomona college to 90 down to the con-
ference meet Saturday The rooters
will leave on a special train. and
half holiday will be granted. The
preparation will be wound up in a
rally to be held Friday evening, where
new songs and yells will be practiced
and speeches will be made by students
and alumni.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
CEMETERIES

ut,s az easy TO secure a bargain IN a used
.utomebiIe, through want advertising, as ID
nsed to be-and still is--to secure . horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19

You might Just as well MOI BEL I. Z. In
advertising unless you are osiN" 10 i"r-
ther YOUR Dlansf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. March Is, 1909,
Time, Bar. lTher. HUM windIvei. Weather
: am. 1898 SO SIS NE Cloudy
S pm. 29.s2 50 70 sW Is Clear
Maximum temperature SO.
Minimum temperature 81.
Rain fall for season 1910
Rainfall last season to date 1919.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
BIRTHS
GIRLS
ROYS

SHERMAN-To Herman and Fanny Sherman
293 East Vernon street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
News From NeighbOr'ing Cities
PASADENA

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
sfe,ne aess Sunset 27$0
Correspondent. las 8. Los Iiobles Avs.
Day-Both Phones bs. Night-T. me 260S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19

If there's something useful which You can
feach--even for a small part of your time
= want ad will keep you busy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19

Don't simply allow 1t to die-that plan OF
yours. Find little capital through adyerts-
ing.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
A MILLION MORE
IN THE W|REGRASS
THIS is THE AMBITIOUS PLAN OF
THE RECENT coRDELE
CONFERENCE

Brunswick is interested in the big
boosters" convention, which viii meet
at the state fair in Macon on Octo-
ber IS. Real estate, railroad and
newspaper men win all take part in
the meeting.
This convention will continue the
work started at the Cordele confer
enee and perfect the arrangements
for the great movement of settling the
wild lands of the wiregrass country.
| An attractive program is being ar
ranged and all win have an excellent
opportunity to get thoroughly imbued
with the spirit Of a big movement that
Is now assured and one that will
change conditions absolutely in south
Georgia.
The slogan is "A Million More Peo.
pie for the Wiregrass Country Within
the Next Few Years"
The advisory board of the new
movement consists of Jesse Mercer
w. Fl. Leahy. Hoke Smith, John Her
ring. D. b. Jay, John w. Greer, Gee
w Deem.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
ATLANTA IS READY
FOR BIC RACES
VISITORS MAY ARRANGE FOR
QUARTERS THROUGH RE-
LIABLE COMMITTEES.

Atlanta, Oct 14-The thousands
who viii come TO witness the auto
mobile races on November 9-13 will
be well cared for under one of the
best plans ever arranged for, such an
event. The chamber Of commerce has
named public comfort committee.
The committee is composed of S. G.
Dobbs, sales manager of the Coco
Cola company, chairman; Brooks Nor
gan, ST. Elmo Massengale, w. w. Orr,
and Dr. H. y. Shutz, with Geo. w.
Chaplin of the Massengale Advertising
Agency, as secretary.
The committee has started its work
some time in advance of race week
and by carefully systematizing its
plans will provide comfortable quar-
tiers for every visitor. as well as stor-
age for automobiles. Every hotel ant
boarding house has been listed th'
homes OF many private citizens hav'
been opened and there will be no lacl
OF room The committee offers 1t
services absolutely free of charge t
prospective visitors.
Address G. M. Chaplin, secretary, 81
Empire building, Atlanta Ga. Tele
phone. Bell, Main c5O3; Atlanta phon
$40.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Foleys Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
the throat, soothes the inflamed mem-
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and infiamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and the
cold Is expelled from the system. Re-
fuse any but th genuine in the vel
low package For sale at Atlanta
Pharmacy
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
IATIoNAL EXHIBITION OF AUTO.
MOBILES AND AUTOMOBILE
RACES
Atlanta. Ga, November e-1a, 1909

Races viii be run on the fastest au-
toQobile race course in the world.
Racing cars from all parts of the
world will participate Reduced ex-
cursion rates via Atlanta, Birming
ham & Atlantic Railroad. Double daily
train service. Visitors who will use
the night trains returning, have the
advantage of attending any of the
theatres and leaving Atlanta at lilo
p. M. arriving at all points at rea-
sonaOle hour Sleeping cars on night
trains between Atlanta and Thomas
Vile via Fitzgerald
/ You cannot afford to miss this grea
international event. Tickets will b'
sold November 7-12, inclusive. Return
limit November 10th, 1899.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
Both Bows Saved

Il us Boon, a leading me, chant OF
Norway, r.ic.s.. writes; "The hattIes
Oh Foley's Honey and Tar absolutely
cured nv bov of a severe cough. and
neighbor's boy. who was so i'll with
coia mat the doctors gave him ur,
1''"'" hv taking Faley's Honey
ana Iar.' Nothing else is as safe
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
1908 TAX NOTICE. laoa.


For the purp, ot collecting the
state and county taxes of 1909. :!
viii be at the following named pre-
cincts on dates named to-~-it.
st. simons-sept. 81. Oct. ), and
.sog. ~.
sterling-sept. 2s. Oct. 2s, and
Nov. 25.
Bladen-sept. %. Oct. II and
Nov 20.
Brookman-sept. 30. Oct. 2S, AMI
Nov. 80.
Ali intervening dates to December
10, at courthouse. If qualified, you
may register at time Of paying taxes.
4. J. Read,
Tax Collector Glynn County.