davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-10
SOLID SOUTH
IS WAVER|NC
New Orleans Opposed as Pan
ANA Exposition City,
TEXAS FAVORS SAN FRANCISCO

Decided Falling Oh In Enthusiasts In
Lone Star State as Evidenced by
Articles Appearing In Papers Of
El Paso and San Antonio-swino
In Line For the California City az
tho Logical Site.
While New Orleans is Industrious
ly claiming the endorsement OF the
Mississippi valley region and the
middle west it is allowing the solid
south" to wayer in its supposed al,
lesiance and slip away.
A few days ago word came from
San Antonio, Tex, that there was a
decided falling OF of New Orleans
exposition enthusiasts In that city
owing to the greed of the Crescent
City in attempting TO secure the Ma
tlonal Bankers convention for next
year, after San Antonio had put in a
BID for their entertainment. Snch
action was not considered ueighboriy.
especially after the Texas city had
been asked to support New Orleans
In its struggle for exposition horors.
Now FL PAso, Tex, has apparently
swung into line for San Francisco
as against New Orleans as the log
ical site for the Panama exposition,
judging by the following in the FL
Paso Herald of Oct. 12:
"El Paso's Interest as to the loca.
ton Of the Panama exposition OF 1915
all lies with San Francisco as against
New Orleans. AS one commentator
says: There never was an exposi.
ticn 50 successful as that at Seattle
and there never was one SO forlorn
failure as that at jamestown, Va,
Notwithstanding the fact that half
the population OF the country Is with.
IN days or 4 nights ride OF James
town. An exposition at San Fran
cisco will promote the development Of
the west and that is what we are
after"
Sometime ago New Orleans secured
en endorsement In St Louis and that
SUCCESS appears to have Induced the
belief among the Crescent City boost
ers that the entire middle west was
only waiting for an invitation to
climb on the New Orleans band
wagon
Next New Orleans announced that
Omaha was for il, but the announce
msnt was premature. In It's hurry
to report result the New Orleans bu
reau at Omaha sent broadcast over
the country thai New Orleans had
been endorsed as the exposition city
by the Commercial club, the largest
and most influential organization of
business men there.
Immediately the Commercial club
held a meeting, repxdiatsd the alleg.
ed endorseInent Of New Orleans and
endorsed San Francisco by an over.
whe,mins vote. The city councA OF
Omaha, by unanimous vote, passed
resolution also endorsing San Fran.
cisco.
Still asserting title to the sympathy
and influence of the entire middle
west section, the New Orleans boost.
- descended uron Chicago and re-.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-10

Decided Falling Oh In Enthusiasts In
Lone Star State as Evidenced by
Articles Appearing In Papers Of
FL Paso and San Antonio-Swino
In Line For the California City AZ
tho Logical Site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17
o8c Storm Serge, 6oc.

Wv SSSAAA SSA6S SSS'
44-inch Atwood Storm
Serge; in medium and dark
navy blue; bring samples for
comparison: sponged free of
charge. o8c value. Zoe
At, yard ..........
81 Satin Diagonal, 75c.
Just enough for one days
selling; in navy blue only; fine
42-inch Satin Diagonal; all
wool. To be sold at nanu-
facturer's cost: be
prompt. s1yoo value. 75C
Yard ~
7sc Peking Mohair. soc.
50 inches wide; navy blpe,
with Picking stripe; good us
ter and a good dust shaker;
note the width. Worth 75c.
For two days, 50r
ydIu
7sc Empress Cloth. ssc.
Exactly import price; all
wool, extra quality; in a rich
shade of navy blue; only $50
yards in this lot; be here
promptly. Worth ". 55c
At, yard ...........
$3.50 Herringbone Serge.
$I.o5.
A rich shade of Navy Blue
5o-inch Atwood Herringbone
Serge; nice for separate skirts
or coat suits; only few
pieces; a rare bar
gain. grasp it. At, Sl.O5
yard .....-s
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81 Black Poplin, 6oc.


Atwood 42-inch Black Pop
lin, with fine and even rep;
one OF the incest fabrics for
summer wear. This quality
sells elsewhere for
$I.oo. Our special 6Oc
price, per yard $500. w
8ec Black Imperial Serge, 75c.
All wool 43 inch French
Serge, with the fine and even
twill; the quality that shakes
the dust and will not crush;
shown in an ideal black; wear
guaranteed. 8oc quail 7Er
ity. Special, yard.
$1.a5 Black San Toy, osc.
Atwood 47-inch San Toy;
something entirely new; a
thorough Distressing fabric;
the wearing quality is equaled
by none. Instead of $1.2s, to-
morrow the price will OQc
be, per yard ....... ~
$1.zS and $1.5o Tailored Suit
ings, CSC.
56-inch Suitings, such as self
stripe effects; all colors and
black and wide range of two
tone effects, such as checks,
stripes. pin-head checks and
mixtures, including m any
pretty grays. To go at our
spe CT al price, per O2r
yard ............... ~
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Fix Your Home Now for
the Summer
Extra Special Bargains in
the Upholstery Dept.

Screen season is here. Don't let
your house get full Of flies before
you buy. Our screens are the best;
Owosso hardwood. adjustable, and
will wear: all sizes. specially priced:
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Prices on Dress Goods That Will Start1e
the Most Frugal Minded

$500 Black Henrietta, 7oc.
Atwood, 40 Inches Wide,
Silk-fnish Imported Henri
eta, in a beautiful, rich black
it has the very soft finish
which drapes nicely.
Our special price, per 7Oc
yard ......... !.....
$1.a5 Imported Black Wolfe, ;.
$I.oo.
43-inch Imported Wolfe
light and heavy mesh, with the
wiry and crisp finish; the non
crushable quality; such makes
as Priestley's, Lupin's and
other foreign manufacturers
equally as good.
SIPS quality. Spe- q M
cial, yard ....... wv
$I.5o French Prunella, esc.
A rich shade OF Fine Navy
Blue Imported Prunella; 81
inches wide; will retain its lus-
ter after sponging; splendid
for one-piece dresses;
all wool. $I.5o value. OQc
Yard ............
Stag Black Silk Warp Hen
rietta, 8oc.
Priestley's All Pure Silk and
Wool Henrietta, with the
much-wanted bright, lustrous
finish. The quality that sells
regularly at $I.25. To-
. morrow, special, per Soc
yard ............
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NOTION SALE.

Collar Foundations OF Net.
Special, 5 for.
Celluloid Collar Supporters.
Special, 3 cards for.
Crowley's Needles; gold eye.
Special. 3 papers for. ........
Lightweight Dress Shields.
Special. > pairs for.
Dressmakers' Pins: needle
points. Special, 4 papers for.
Improved Hooks and Eyes:
black or white. Special. q
cards for. ...................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Walnut-finish Door, COM
pIete with hinges, knob OHC
and catch; all sizes. Each. ;.
Natural-f1nish Door: grill center;
two corner pieces:
complete, with all at &l IN
tachments; every size. .Ol.ZV.
twelve corner pieces: O. N
all siaes; complete. .oU
We desire to call. your attention to
our line Of Summer Couch Covers
in linsne and linen.
$l.25 Ltnene Covers, 90
fringed. striped and plain. HVC
fSaCn. ..-..s......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Tubular Shoe l.aces. A. m
Special. 1 dozen for ......... ~
Darning Cotton: black and m
white. Special, o spools for. ~
Kings Blasting Cotton: 800 IN
yards. Special, 3 spools for. ~
Clinton Safety Pins; black m
and white Special. , cards for ~
Quick White shoe Polish. IN
b0t1IG -. - 9 $1,000
Net Collar Forms. with IN
cords. Each. Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Il s : 4: ;sss e &C.. ;s:s SoS
Plain Linen, with
broad striped border ~ -
of green, blue or red: ~ ~
fringed. 1890.
Plain Linen. extra
quality. heavy linen 90 30
fringe: green. brown NJ al
and red borders.
Same quality, hem o. ~
stitched instead Of snZ !"
ITlHSeQ. ........-....-'...-
We have just placed on sale 100
rolls OF Best Quality China. Mat
ting that regularly sells for $500
the roll consisting of 116 warps and
O-95-lb. goods. colors are green,
red, blue and combinations: de-
signs are checks, stripes and plaids:
these are select goods rn Or
and excellent values. Dy. %
The roll. .......--.....s..
$3.50 Snowflake Summer Por-
there's. attractive parallel stripes, in
the daintfest shades of green, red.
blue, pink. yellow, and wood color;
an all-over dotted effect that Ii
most pleasing: extra ct no
heavy long fringe at OI.V0
bottom. Pair.-.--.---.
Others at CSC. $1.25. $1.49, $1.59.
$1.10 to $29s
Deitox Prairie Grass Rugs are per-
lection in summer floor covering: all
sizes. At special prices:
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the honest voters of the party that
it is being, converted into an. annex
of the republican machine, and they
will stay away from the polls by the
million as they did upon a previous
melancholy and unjustifiable occas-
ion.
Another possible consequence is
that the wrath of the honest demo-
cratic voters may be aroused by this
persistent persecution, they may mo-
mentarily see everything red. and
make an effort to compel Bryan's
fcurth nomination by the party. AS
has been said before, this persecution,
this perpetual funeral over Bryan, are
intended TO relegate to obsecurity
every prominent den )ocrat won is,
known as having been friend and
sympathizer with Bryan, SO that the
control of the. party will be entirely
in the hands of the men whose high
est ambition it is to play it as a tail
to the kite of the republican machine.
It is not Bryan alone but those hun
dreds of thousands of democrats WHOM
it is designed to inter. And if the
job is efficiently done there viii not
he enough party left to do duty Under
a political headstone.
In conclusion, Bryan is not and VIII
not be candidate for another n mi
nation for any Office at the hands of
the democracy, II it were honest, all
this burial work would be unneces-
sary. But it is not honest, and It's
purpose is penetrated by every demo
Graf who can see through al open
door. .
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BURYlNG BRYAN BY THE DAY.

Notwithstanding the almost mum
cradle funerals and interments of
Bryan that have occurred in the past
half dozen years, the process goes
merrily on. There are politicians and
papers that have taken the work by
e =. c-d thcc-. 6cwaIc Grd s-l3:c~
Yer thc - &c thc2gh it were TIE ,2ct
20 ever c. ct to get. They toll
L c Gcc.h &c" c. bryan a-a n-yar-
ie@ every i;vo'crg 32y. tho wc-A IS
30! tc:-,uc &C -tu3:1. = S>35,a c
stopped and the workmen sent 10
Jericho. There are but two probable
effects. The most important is that
the democratic voters throughout the
country may be convinced that Bry-
anism is dead, that the issues he
stood for are no longer democratic,
and that in voting for congressional
candidates next fall they must ignore
every man who has ever been active
and in good faith stood for the same
principles as Bryan.
Such a policy will have the effect
to still further reduce the number Of
democrats in congress. Once convince
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The man scrambles out of bed,
leapes into his clothes, flops down at
the breakfast table, gulps thrice, races
down the street, swings onto car,
elbows into the elevator; filings open
the office door-and sits down and
reads the morning newspaper for an
nour Tulsa Democrat.
Well, that shows what very i'm
portant thing the morning newspaper
is,
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The county commissioners are to
hold their regular monthly meeting
this morning and we will think a
whole lot better of them if they will
40 the square thing by the city hos
pltal and leave that appropriation
where it has always been. The hospi-
tal is one Of Brunswlck's hest insti-
tations and needs the appropriation
to keep it's standard OF excellence up.
70 lis present rating.
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That's capital good idsa Of the
Savannah Press in portraying the
real spirit of publicity and progress in
three mammoth special editions of
that splendid paper, the first OF which
is just of press, bright ani cherry
and one or the best illustrators Of the
busy Georgia port that we have ever
seen.
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We have always had a good high
opinion of the average druggist, bat
now that Dr. Broughton has called
them disgraces, etc, We really think
more of them than ever,
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Now here comes a man from Flor
ida who has the cold nerve to make
the assertion that sulphur is good for
snake bite. When Florida gets into
the dry column that fellow will change
his opinion. Its cinch bet!
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In the death of Rev. j. B. Haw-
thorne the south loses one of its able
and mcst valuable divines. Its a
great pity that we have so few suca
men as ne and so many like Parkhurst
and Broughton!
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FOR TAX RECEIVER.

I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the Office of Receiver
CT Tax Returns of Glynn county sub
ject to the primary; and solicit the
support Of my friends and the voters
generally.
JOHN E. DUBBERLY.
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What the Savannah automobile club
is doing for Savannah in the matter
of good roads is pretty strong argu-
ment that Brunswick ought to have
such an organization,
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II you did not send in that income
report to 0ncIe Sam yesterday yoe
ars liable to he very sorry FOR it,
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: \ = T. ~ 4+*44 4

Observation-Disclosures se,--~->---
correspondence solicited, bat to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied BY responsible name
not for publication, but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications win be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Hero.ttanoe should be made by
pcess 81 note, check, money order, or
Agistered letter. Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING Co,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
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Wonder Il the @chantcler' D
whole rooster hat for the dear ladies'
will hit us for his Easter?
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The Baliinger investigation is re-
solving itself into d sort Of you are
anotner affair."
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Through Pullman sleeper
carsJesup Colorado Birmingham Memphis
City.
Through Pullman Jesup Savannah Columbia
Charlotte and Washington.
For additional information call
H. F. CARY ePAy }. /. MEEK, Ae.P.Ay E. L. McoUGAN
Washington c. Atlanta. Ca brunswick Ga
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se$sss

Is Jeff In Close Touch With Him?
Having relegated Standard Oil to
Hades, will jeff Davis please explain
whether or no the devil is satisfied
with the light he has thrown on the
'situation.-Atlanta Constitution.
YSaA&G
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II you want TO vote in the coming
state and county election you must
pay your taxes and register by A gril
8.
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Which, Perhaps Is Quite Fortunate.

WHICH, Perhaps IS Cutie T oftuhate,
After that long senatorial deadlock
in Mississippi it begins to look as if
it resulted at least in the state being
represented by man Of whom little
is known.-Tampa Tribune.
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OFFICE: 2o7 GLOUCESTER STREET
TELEPHONES:

Business Office, Editorial Room. 1SS
The city Editor ........ 34o.
The Editor ........,.tt.....,. 432
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Three Rather Dubrous eraces.

Halley's comet comes in May, Col
Roosevelt returns in June, and in
July we have the Fourth-freworks
three months in ccession.-Colum-
bus Ledger.
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He Would Change the Policy, EhI
Mayor Gaynor has fired 400 office
holders since he has been at the head
yet some people pretend to say he may
be president of the United States
Savannah Press.
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Mems Judgment?

Mems Judgment?
JOAN Temple Graves a rip-snorting
advocate of ship subsidies. How a
tat salary does affect some men S
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
$*#aA
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But He VIII Get over 1t.

Mr.. Taft is still incensed at the
newspapers, presumably because they
told unpleasant truths about him and
his keepers. Tulsa (Okla) Demo
crat.
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WANTED-A bright active young lady
from 10 to 25 years Of age to travel
with other ladies under managers
care and take orders among bust
ness men; must be of good charac-
ter and willing to work. Expenses
advanced Steady work. Call 1407
Union street.
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SIDE LIGHTS FROM
OTHER sANCTUMs.


= = 4 , . , . . . . : . = > e
Its Like Furnishing ones own Son.
The meat trust has been indicted
IN New Jersey Think OF il. In New
Jersey Athens Banner.
@&@&*&
But RE Ought Not Tol
Because : person is tongue tied
it doesn't necessarily follcw that the
doesn't talk much Columbus Enquir
er-Sun.
Mems Judgment?
john Temple Graves a rip-snortine
advocate of ship subsidies. How
fat salary does affect some mems
judgment. Augusta Herald.
$**&>
But He Will Get Over it.
Mr.. Taft is still incensed at the
newspapers, presumably because they
told unpleasant truths about him and
his keepers (Okla.) Demo-
crat.
##*@&a
Three Rather Dubrous Graces.
Halleys comet comes in May, Col
Roosevelt returns in June, and in
July we have the Fourth-firework
three months in succession.-Co Column
bus Ledger.
*s$%T%
Which, Perhaps Is Quite Fortunate.
After that long senatorial deadlock
in Mississippi it begins to look as if
it resulted at least in the state being
represented by a man of whom little
is known.-Tampa Tribune.
Ss$sss
Is Jeff In Close Touch With Him?
Having relegated Standard Oil to
Hades, will Jeff Davis please explain
whether or no the devil is satisfied
with the light he has thrown on the
situation.-Atlanta Constitution.
ssaa&s
He Would Change the Policy, EhI
j Mayor Gaynor has fired 400 Office
holders since he has been at the head
of Greater New Ycrk's affairs. And
yet some people pretend to say he may
be president of the United States
Savannah Press.
/ *&***@
The Critic Must Have Had Good Eyes
to Have Seen 1t.
An eminent dancer is suing a critic
for critising her costume. 1t seems
that in this case it was not brief
enough to be above riticism.-Atlanta
Constitution.
But Can You Teach Old Dogs New
Tricks?
The British are trying to reform
their lords we are busy with the task
of reforming business and reorganiz-
ing it under the Sherman act.-Florida
Times Union. 1
&ssas*
Fame and Notoriety Neck and Neck.
Ballinger may be small man or a
|, bad man but he has achieved fame and
will leave a record The testimony
given in his case has already gone be-
yond the five-shelf list and separ-
ate building may he needed for the
preservation of all. the matter in such
connection.-FkriAa Timesf Union.
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Child's gold necklace, with
small heart, chip diamond in heart.
Finder please return to sol street.
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The Critic Must Have Had Good Eyes
to Have Seen 1t.
An eminent dancer is suing critic
for critising her costume. 1t seems
that in this case it was not brief
enough to be above criticism.
| Constitution.
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! OFFICIAL ORGAN OF =
I Glynn County, =
City Of Brunswick, 4
The United States Court of =
: Eankruptcy fer this District. =
=
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LoST-Why buy seed potatoes in
sacks when you can get them at
Wright & Gowen Co.'s in wooden
barrels,
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WANTED Small office, desk, cheap.
E, Address G. c. Fennell, this office.
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But Can You Teach Old Dogs New
Tricks?
The British are trying to reform
their lords; we are busy with the task
of reforming business and reorganiz-
ing. it under the Sherman act-Florida
Times Union.
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"Oh spring thou lovely spring"
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EGGS FOR 4ATcHINe.-

Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcass
Black Langshous and Buttercup eggss
10 cents each. c. S. TAFT, phone 20.
4-13-18
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= = \ \ =
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fAE BRUNSWICK NEWS

Entered at the Brunswick tGa.) Post
office as Second Class Mail Matter.
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Want Column /

->~e~~e~s>~rs~eess
! Want Column
s.>>~>>>>>~>c~-@~~>~.-~
EGGS FOR HATcHING.
Rhode Island Reds, Black MinorcaA
Black Langshous and Buttercup eggss
10 cents each. c. s. TAFT, phone 20.
4-13-10
LOST-Why buy seed potatoes in
sacks when you can get them at
Wright e Gowen Co.'s in wooden
barrels,
WANTED Small office desk, cheap.
r Address. G. C. Fennell, this Office.
WANTED--A bright active young lady
from IS to 25 years Of age to travel
with other ladies under managers
care and take orders among bust
ness men; must be of good charac-
ter and willing to work. Expenses
advanced. Steady work. Call 14O7
Union street.
LOST-ChiId's gold necklace, with
small heart. chip diamond in heart.
Finder please return to sol I street.
Bicycle of Racycle make. Plug
in one Of the tires. Return to N.
w. Findley and. receive reward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S~>~ea.-.a s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CIGAR SALESMaN WANTED-Ex-
perience unnecessary. Sch our
brands to retail trade. Big pay.
Write for full particulars at once.
Globe Cigar Co., Cleveland, o.
5-18-10
BRASS, STEEL AND RUBBER
Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Badges,
House Numbers, Memorial Tab eta
aluminium Door Plates. w. B. Fain,
City Hall. t.
FOR RENT.
'|>r~"~'>'s-U>'-~.~1-
FOR RENT-The Virginia House;
very desirable location for board
ing house, corner Newcastle and G.
streets, opposite A., B. & A. depot.
All the furniture in house for sale.
Apply at 405 G. street.
FOR RENT Eight large rooms up
stairs, suitable for boarders or
rocmers. 1920 Bay street, $1,000.
Call and see the Brunswick Hide &
Skin Co. 1920 Bay street. 81
FOR RENT-stores, Offices. residen-
ces and farms aud country homea.
Albert Fendig & Co, Phone ITO,
corner Newcastle and Gloucester
streets
o>>,s>-,~-~
FOF SALE.
,.,-'.~>4se-s4s,-- ,v,-,ssss
FOR SALE-Ten sections of lockers,
each section containing ten lockers.
Apply to Cart. c. A. Taylor, Of the
Brunswick Rihemen.
LAUNCH FOR HIRE-For pleasure
PARTIES or for light towing. Apply
TO r L MOBILES, Phone 245. 1929
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching barred
Plymouth Rocks; rs cents for set
ting Of Is. Phone 337.
Genuine Pochahcntas Linen Suitings
perfect beauties; former price was is
cents per yard, we are now placing
them on the market at 10 cents. Adj
derIey's.
-%-
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the Office of Receiver
CT Tax Returns of Glynn county sub
ject to the primary; and solicit the
support Of my friends and the voters
generally.
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its Like Furnishing Ones Own Son.
The meat trust has been indicted
IN New Jersey T4lnk OF ii. In New
Jersey Athens Banner.
#%#&%M
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Beoause- = person is tongue tied
1t doesn't necessarily follcw that the
doesn't talk much.-C Columbus Enquir-
er-Sun.