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Mrs. WlnsIow's Soothing Syrup

Ia. h.'a I'D e! syw sIxrY.FIvI YEARS ~ MT
i, T.f CTii "a l!aiic! 81: :gcSssS ;ocThi
euHEs WIND coLio. ssi |. Il. So ,s~.1y H. i,IIR
\. .,,. a.. ~: ~ Dre: IN every ps,s q 'A' vor
,"d..r. ~, nn , ~ ~ ~. wi..lsvs seOthIpl sy,ur
,nssd seSs! ~ Joed spd Dtuss Ar Suas sS IN sr.
Nuress aooe sAl OLD AND WELL fniED IEMEDY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

dy, pimpiy cempiexion. headachs.
nausea. indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak. pale, sick!y Burdock Blood
RitterH makes tho blood rich. red.
purs--rsstorss perfect health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining un-
called for in the Burlington postoffice for
the week ending August q, 1909
MEMS LIST
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MILK IN BOILED COFFEE.

Much Of the physical trouble arising
from the use OF coffee Is to be attributed
to the addition of knocked milk to boiled
coffee. The natural boiling Of coffee ex-
tracts the astringent principle. fannie
acid. which. combined with the com
pound parts of the milk. forms an In
digestible substance that appears on the
surface of the beverage In the form Of
a thin scum. so that when coffee disa-
grees with anyone who likes II boiled
trial Of preparing II with boiled milk
in the same manner a. the French pre-
pare cafe au lait." Ia suggested Then
II the III effects are still apparent. dis
pense with the milk altogether and use
sugar only. or. better still. try condensed
milk, In which tho elements are some
what changed chemically In the condens-
Ing process.
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Print by Request

Mix the following by shaking; well
in q bottle, and take, in teaspoontul
doses after meals and at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-halt
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces, A local druggist is the au-
thority that these simple, harmless in.
gradients can be obtained at nominal
cost from ~ home druggist.
The mixture is said to cleanse and
strengthen the clogged and inactive
Kidneys, overcoming Backache, Blad.
der weakness and Urinary trouble 81
all kinds If taken before the stare Of
Bright's disease.
Those who have tried this say / t,posi.
lively overcomes pain in the back,
clears the urine of sediment and reRu.
lates urination, especially. at night,
curing even. the worst forms of blad.
der weakness.
Every man or woman here who feels
that the kidneys r not strong Or act,
ing in a healthy manner should. mil
this prescription at home and give II,
trial, as it is said to do wonders 70,
many persons.
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Sing a song of swellheads, a
fellow full of gin, coming home at
2 a. m. his wife won't let him in.
His feet are full of tangle:foot,
bis is'h bead ID i IL : FIJI :qll Of wheels, the key.
hole hole, runs nns around the 81. knob, be, 2
feeling s feels Is; !, ! H &. puts his feet
upon the porch, his head upon the
ground, and all the same within
his mug" the wheels are going
round: He thinks that be- Is
sober ana everyone IS tight, and
he's inhis bedroom instead'of oSut
at night. He thinks that the
moon'sSa dollar and will buy q
dozen drinks, and many other
thoughts he thinks and drinks
I a I'd, thtdigAAkes,,,s but when his wife
shel compys ahE, a nf With Vi ] : hickory
slat, be gives 2 shout z. and yelleth,
Now Mary Ann, quit than"
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The following card, made into
q blotter, singed by a dozen gro.
Gerry firms Of. Delaware, Ohio was
scattered BY the thousands and
proved very effective. in a cam.
paign which was victorious:
Anyone who drinks three glas.
ses Of whisky a day for one year,
and pays ten cents a glass, for it,
could buy, instead, at any of the
firms whose. names appear en-
this,F3 barrels o. -four, 2o'bushels
Of potatoes, 300 pounds of tea,
5 0pounds of salt, 30 pounds of
coffee, 20. pounds of rice, so
pounds Of butter, 10 pounds of
candy. dozen cans of tomatoes,
10 dozen oranges. 10 dozen bana.
mas, 2 dozen'cans of corn, 10 boxes
of matches, ] bush"l of betns,
1000 cakes of soap, IL packages
of rolled oats-,for the same mon
ey, and get SIS 80 premium in
making the change in his expen.
ditures.
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". G. NORMAL NOTES.

The = class ii rhetoric, at tie Normal,
under the direction Of. Prof. Charlton
Andrew, has organixeda weekl news.
paper cailedT The Rhetoric journal. A
complete editorial STAT formed on the
plan Of the. city newspaper, will supply
and edit the copy" for the perioaicai.
Each week the stan viii be changed.
SO that all the Students may occupy'
the various editorial positions. No
kind of Englishiis more ia demand 1t
present'than the simple direct style 81
the newspapers OF the better class, lt ana
training ia brief, concise, journalistic,
expression is In accord with. the trend
of the times.
The Normal basket bali team took
the boys from the Mocorhead Normal
into camp Tuesday, 70 the tune 81 is
to l8. e.
Prot, Hanna, Superintendent OF the
Valley. City High School, addressed
the Y. NC. A. Sunday afternoon on.
the relation between mind and body.
1.-The talk was Il nu:h practical value
Ito young men preparing for the
teaching profession.
A second mems basket ball team
has been organized to represent both
the Normal and Y. NJ. G. A. 1t is
prepared to take on any high school
in the state.
The Normal School enjoyed a visit
Wednesday: from the committee ap-
pointed ~ the State Legislature to
visit the various educational institu-
tions. The COMMITTEES consists of
senator John Cashel' and Representa-
tives James Duncan Thos. H. Baker,
". and =. M. Hahley. All these
gentlemen addressed the stuudesntNt-body,
as did Edward Amherst Otto, of the
Otto School Of Expression, Chicago.
DR.. NJ. A. Pray, president Of the
Normal board and General Peake, of
this city, one Of the schools oldest and
best friends. The common subject was
naturally Educational Needs.
Prot. Edward Amherst Otto lectured
at the Armory Wednesday, evening,
under the auspices Of the vally Clay
Lecture Association. His subject was
Sow. Sour; lGArsepes"a study in Heredity,
and;,he empha.ied the need of protect.
ing the human racs from evils trans
mttted from generation I generator
ot. the. physically, mentally ant
morally unit. The, lecture was largel,
attended and enjoyed by u students
A new hot water shower bath has
beesnnaainstalled Ii the boys l~avatorr:y.
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PACING sTALr1oN: !. FOR
SAFE.

! will offer for salemy beautiful
pacing, Stallion Lookup" No
ASSN, $ years ela. This: hi horse
Is. well bred ana his peaiilgrrees|
can belooksa pip 81 addresasAibK
the Am. Trotting Rsgfstesra AS: &
lc iestio g Chicago. Horse can he
seer, st ny farm : sws:. Of Hope.
VIII sell for cash or. on time.
A. K. Algeo.
Al<eo. N. Oak.
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individually, may elect to- take these
subjects or not to take them. Schools
must also offer courses in the elective
sciences as we'll as in physics.
3. High schools of the first class
are required to do sixteen (l6) units
of work: high schools Of the second
class, twelve (l2) units, and high
schools Of the third class eight 49,
unites. High schools of the first class
must include all the constants named
in the proceeding list. &
What a constant means. A constant
is a subject that is required. No
student can be excused from studying
it. For example if a student had
studied six constants and ten electives
he could not graduate, even tho he
had sixteen units. He must have those
eight constants and eight electives
after this year. The class OF 1909
must have those eight constants and
| six electives.
In Hope High School this year all
OF the constants named above are
taught and the following electives:
English, Course ". American Lit
erature. Latin |, Latin II, Latin III,
Latin ". German l. English His
tory. Commercial Geography and
Commercial Arithmetic.
Students passing the examinations
prepared by the State High School
Examiner are entitled to credit.
The eighth grade held a class
meeting Friday morning and the
folling officers we're elecCed.
Hogen T. Kraable President.
Blanche M. Warner Vice Pres.
ident.
Elsa L. Klovstad Secretary.
John H. Carpenter Treasurer.
Chas. N. Iaber left Monday
evening for Mount Clements
Michigan, where he will spend
month at these famous springs tt
rid himself of the rheumatics
that have bothered him so much
for the past several months
Merchant G.. Langeland accom-
panied him as far as Chicago
where he will spend a week OF
ten days attending to business
matters and visiting friends
Lankin Reporter.
II - W. D. #.H".f ~" ~
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Notes.

PROGRAM OF STUDIES FOR
HIGH SCHOOLS.
CONSTANTS.
/. English, Course I.
?. English, Course II.
3. English, Course Ill.
4. Elementary Algebra.
S. Plane Geometry.
s. History, either general or an
cient.
l.. Advanced United States history,
one-half year.
8. Civics, one-half year.
9. Physics.
ELECTIVES.
10. English, Course ".
II. Latin I. Grammar.
II. Latin II. Caesar.
Ii. Latin III. Caesar.
IA. Latin w. Virgil.
Is. German l.
l6. German II.
II. Greek l..
Is. Greek II.
10. French l.
20. French II.
q. High Algebra, one-half year.
%. Solid Geometry, one-half year.
%. English History.
"a. Modern History.
25. Penmanship and Spelling, one,
half year.
rs. Bookkeeping, one-half year, or
a full year.
q. Commercial Law, one-half year
%. Commercial Geography, one.
half year.
%. Stenography and Typewriting
30. Political Economy.
81. Physiology, one-half year.
30. Meteorology, one-half year.
80. Physical Geography, one-hal
year.
"a. Elementary Geography, one
half year.
IS. Either Zoology or Botany.
SO. Chemistry.
81. Pedagogy.
80. Senior review of arithmetic, one
half year.
80. Senior review of English gram
mar, one-half year.
40. Vocal Music, one year, one
half year.
Al. Drawing, one year, one-hal
year.
AZ. Agriculture, one-half year.
43. Manual training.
A. Common school courses.
As. Commercial Arithmetic. one
half year.
NOTES
|. All courses r to be pursued 10
q year except when otherwise specified
A course Of study with FIVE recitation
a week, or the equivalent, counts as
unit.
2. Music and drawing must be of
cred in every high school, but student!
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A. fine PROGRAM.

M EEErl.H, 80 f - 4. ~
Evolutionary entertainment at the
opera house, Tuesday, Feb. 10th at 8
pm. sharp.
PROG ~ !.
MISS PEARL KIRK, READER.
Music. Orchestra
Vocal Duet. ."My Country"
Gladys Philip and Edna Jones.
Readlng 49,.
(a) Young America in Pinaforen
l(b) "The Classic Clergyman
Piano Duet...... Selected
Misses Joslyn and Danskin.
Reading "Saved".
l.(a) Piano Solo,. Blanche Warner.
l(b) Cornet Solo.......Frank Philip.
paadina (a) Genevra
~ "Calib's Courtship',
Reading. 1.-The Night After Shiloh''.
Vocal Duet. Selected
Miss Murray and Mr.. Halsten.
heaQlng
(a) "Aunt Sarah on Bicycles"
{ t(b) 1.-THE Cow Boys Rest'.
r Ladies' Quartette
Reading. "The Obstructive Hat in the
Pit
Music. ............ Orchestra
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FOR SALE: A quantity Of
good seed fax raised on new
breaking. Enquire Of N. G.
Veile, Hope, N. Oak. 41.4t.
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Some men. : born Ill naturcd, and
come marry poor cooks.
The wise a Is always q married
man That's how he got bis wisdom.
The difference between fact ind fc-
ton u mostly In favor Of the best liar.
The. man. who loafs on his Job Is apt
10 bssminu5' BOTH loaf ana Job sSoAef
or Ater.
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Major Co. never guarantees
anything unless they are certain
of it's quality. They tell you on
page 5 why the Litchfeld Manure
Spreader is guaranteed for five
years.
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Hu1nor mo Philosophy
~ DUNCAN n. s,u11
PERT PARAGRAPHS: ]

The baby that doesn't run the house
It lives in isn't any great shakes Of .
baby.
4 fashionable woman hasn't um2m
be anything else.
Some people ars heroes, .apd jpeysk
Cream Of It. Whit tip syast maiotftt
ever dream Of It and tatsM Out thaf
way.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

State o. Georgia.-County Of Glyna.
By virtue Of an order issued from
the superior court oe said county
dated May 31st. 1909. To lis directed.
in the petition for partition of Charles
4. Russell and ". B. Burroughs ten
ants in common. there viii be sold,
for the purpose. Of partition. before
the door Of the court house IN said
county, for casg. to the highest and
best bidder on the first Tuesday in
July, 1909. the following described
lot or parcel Of land, situated in the
Old Town OF the city of Brunswick and
identified or Baldwin's map OF said
city made in 1887, as Old Town lot
No. sixty-three (No. So said lot con
tains ninety by one hundred and
eighty feet. Said sale is subject tc
confirmation or rejection by said SUI
per.or court. The successful bidder
is required to deposit as earnest
money with the undersigned 10 pei
cent. Of his or her bid and the re-
mainder to be paid on confirmation Of
sale. if made; if rejected. the said
10 per cent. to be returned to the bid
der. This June It'll. 1909.
H. f. Gu Bisnon,
VIM. n. 5errie,
Edwin w. Darn,
Commissioners.
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A ThrllIinq Rescue.

How Bert X Liam, " Cheny, Wash
was saved from frightful death is a
story to thrill the world "A hard
cold.2 ne writes, brought on des
perate lung trouble that baffled an
expert doctor here. Then ! paid SIC
to $15 a visit to a lung specialist in
Spokane, who did rot help me. Then
! went TO California, but without bene-
nit. At last | used Or. Kings New
Discovery. which completely cured
me and now / en- as well as ever"
For Lung Trouble, Bronchitis, Coughs
and Colds. Asthma. Group and Whoao-
ing Cough. it's supreme SOC and 81 60.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
Roses Drug Sore.
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Women Who ere Enuiea

Those attractive women who are
lovely in face. form and temper are
the envy Of many. who might be like
them. weak, sickly woman win
he nervous and irritable C2ustipa-
ton q kidney poisons show in pim-
pies, blotches, sNin eruptions and a
wretche6 complexion. For al such,
Electric Birers werk wonders. They
regulate stomach, Liver and Kidneys,
rurify the blood; give strong nerves,
bright eyes. pure breath. smooth, yol-
vety skin, lovely complexion. Many
charming women owe their health and
beauty to them. soc at Rose 5 Drug
Store.
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personal :
AND SOCIAL

Mrs. G. Downing and little Misses
Etherlyn and Marjory Nightingale are
spending few days on ST. Simon.
Mrs. J. D. Sparks and children
leave next week to spend some time
az Nh Sparks Camp in Wayne coun-
IT,
a meeting Ct the W. C. T. u. VIII
be held this afternoon al 5 o'clock
at the residence Of Mrs. NJ c. Rowe
on Union street.
The regular Wednesday night ex-
cursion to St Simon took over quite
large crowd last night a pleasant
dance at the hotel Bellevue was the
feature Of the trip.
=
Don't forget to drop in az Knechts
old stand on Friday some time be-
tween 10 a. m and $50 p m. The
girls of the ladies' class Of the First
Baptist church viii serve you with
all the iced watermelon you can eat
for IS cents. They win have fresh
home made candy On sale. TOO. The
proceeds will go to the Seamen's Mis-
sion.
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NOTICE.

Georgia .-Glypn County
To Whom it May Concern The
undersigned, administrator upon the
estate OF Mrs. Mary Smith, has app
Piled to the court Of ordinary for said
county Of Glynn, for leave to cell Ger
tain land Of the said estate for the
purpose OF paving debts and distribu-
ton which said application win be
heard at the july term 1893, of the
court OF ordinary Of said county
This June 18th. 1909.
D. II. Gilmore.
Administrator upon the Estate Of Mrs.
Mary Smith.
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CITATION.

Georgia .-GlynD County,
G.. A. H. Jennings. administrator up
on estate Of Mrs Ellie May Brown,
late Of said county. deceased having
filed his petition for discharge. This
is to cite all persons concerned TO
show cause, If any, against the grant
ing OF said discharge at the regular
term OF the court Of ordinary for said
county to be held or the first Monday
in July 1903 Horace Dart,
Ordinary. Giynn County. Georgia.
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Everyone would be benefited by TAX
ing F'oley's Orino Laxative for cox
stipation, stomach and liver trouble.
as it sweetens the stomach and
breath, gently stimulates the liver
and regulates the bowels and is much
superior to pills and ordinary laxa-
lives. Why not try Foley's Orino Lax
alive today? iaassf
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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO
RkLL

Georgia.-Gfynn County
Notice is given to whom it con-
Germs that the undersigned admins
traitors have applied to the under
signed ordinary for leave 10 sell the
lands belonging to the estate of Rob +.
ert Moses Sawyer, late of said county.
deceased, and which real estate is de-
scribed in said application now of file
in the Office Of said ordinary, and
said application VIII be heard at the
next term of the court of ordinary of
said county. THIS June 9Th, 1909.
Allen Franklin.
William c. Cain,
Administrators of the Estate of Said
Robert Moses Sawyer, Deceased.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, Glyaa County. Geofg ia-
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SHE'S ALL RIGHT, TOO.

Chicago News)
The pensiye maid,
Serene, astute,
The girl arrayed
IN bathing suit,
The stunning queen
IN raiment new
With stately mien,
The golf girl too
The damsel neat
In yachting dress,
The one petite,
With auburn tress,
The hammock miss
With accents low,
Before you go
The girl you kiss.
The artless, coy.
Confding pet,
And votes, ahoy,)
The suffragette-
! love them all,
Sedate or gay
Or large or small,
Or any way.
] love the lot
They DO net care,
Though; love they're got
From everywhere.
I'm at their feet,
I'm free to state
But, oh you sweet
Girl graduate!
-
Miss Mary Potter leaves next week
to visit relatives in Douglas
t.
Miss Meta Scarlet left yesterday
TO spend several days on Cumberland.
-
Mr. and Mrs D. L. Keller and son
leave Sunday to spend some time in
New York
Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Smith leave
Monday for Jacksonville, where they
will reside in future.
q
Mr. and Mrs L. ~ Jones and chill
drsn left last night to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. /. G Bodet in New Orleans.
Mrs. L. A. Hardee and Miss Marga-
ret SPARKS leave next week to visit
Mrs, p w. Gorfrey in Covington.
81
Miss Antoinette De Cottes, who is
visiting Miss Ethel Elliott of Bruins
wick, will remain there a week long
er returning home next Sunday
Jacksonville Times Union
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Gould Nj e. aetter.

No one has ever made q save, ONT
nent. lotion or balm to compare with
Buchler's Arnica Salye. It's the one
perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises. sores, scal1s, bofls. uleeys.
eczema, salt rheum For sore eyes,
cold sores, chapped hands It's su-
preme. Infallible for piles. Only 25
cents at Roses Drug Store.
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crT41Ica.
Georgia.-eslynn County.

UeotgIa.-taynn County.
L Goldsmith administrator upon
estate Of G. T. Pitcher, late Of said
county deceased having filed his Pc
tition Ter discharge This is to cite
all persons concerned to show cause,
if any, against the granting Of said
discharge at the regular term of the
court Of ordinary for said county 10
be held on the first Monday in July,
1909 Horace Dart
ordIaary Giynn County. Georgia.
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Jbe----A-
OLIVER
Typewriter

THE STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER,
You can write any Of those things
yourself If you do not happen TO have
stenographer.
little practice. to write just as rapid
orator on the OLIVER. Because the
OLIVER is the SlMPLIFlED type
writer, And YOU can see every word
you write. because it has about so
per cent. less WEARING POINTS
than most other typewriter
Eighty per cent. EASIER 20 write
hsn these other COMPLICATED, IN.
TR1CATE MACHINES that require
"hrmoring" technical knowledge
long practice and special skill to op-
crate.
Than machines which cannot be ad-
iusted TO any special space-with
which ii is impossible to write alb
stracts, insurance policies, or odds size
documents except ySu buy expensive
SPECIAL attachments requiring ex-
For the OLIVER is the typewriter
p7 the eoct1r, the lawyer, the insur-
snee agent, the merchant, the hotel
proprietor-or any man who does hfs
own writing.
write Us now tor our boohlet on
he sINsPLIFTED features of the OH
TER. ysTNT
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITATION

To Ill Whom 1t May Concern:
Ward L. Lang having. In prcrer
form, applied to ne for permanent
letters OF administration on the es-
tate Of Il. ". Green. late Of said cogu-
ty This is TO cite all and singular
the erediroEs and next o. -tu 81 Fl W
Green. TO be and appear AT my Office
within the time allowed BIS Law and
show cause, ii any tney can why per-
manent administration should not be
granted 70 Wad I. lang on Il "a
Green estate.
Witness my and hand official sigma
tire. this 9th day Of June 1909.
Horace Dart. ORD nary
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NOTICE TO DEeTorS AND CRED.
lT0ES

lTORS,
State ot Georgia. County CT Glynn.
All creditors Of the estate OF Mou
Yuen, lately of said county, deceased
are hereby notified to render in their
several demands to the undersigned.
according TO lew. And all persons
indebted TO said estate are required
to make immediate payment to me.
This June 10th, 1909
A. II, Boyle.
Administrator upon the Estate Of Mou
Yuen, Deceased
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NICE HOME Fon SALE.

Modem cottage opposite Baptist
church. 1917 Union street. Apply to
Geo w. Harper.
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ALL SIZES OF LATEST PATENT
FRUIT JARS AT WRIGHT g.
GOWEN'S.
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IT'S THE BRUNSWICK SMOKER
AT FEARRINGTONS.
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Semi Annual Dividend no. IS, Tha
National Bank Of Brunswick,
Brunswick, Ca.

auae II, 1903
Tha Board Of Directors Of the Ma
tional Bank of Brunswick has this
day declared dividend of 4 per cent.
CSa-90 per share) out Of the earnings
for the current six months, payable
on ard after July 1st, 1909. to share
holders Of reeord at close of business
this day. {. d. Water,
II Cashier
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THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND IS
NOTED FOR GOOD SERVICE. IT'S
A GREAT PLAYGROUND FOR CHILL
DREN, WRITE L. A. MILLER, MAN.
AGER, FOR RATES.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL NoTicE,-ciTY TAXES
1909.

The Tax Digest is now open in the
office OF the undersigned at the city
haii Tor the payment Of taxes due the
civ OF Brunswick for the year 1909.
The first half years tax is payable on
OF before June 5oth, 1903 A discount
OF peF cent VIII be allowed to all
who pay tbs tail years tax on BIZ he
fore July 10th. 1893
W 3. Fain,
City Treasurer.
Room No s City Hail
Brunsw wick Ga, June 21st. 1883.