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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
PROBATE COURT.

Juliette S. Aldrich estate Lowell.
Administrator presents his account.
Referred to September 19, 1910, at
Newport.
James G. Adams estate, Derby.
Commissioners report returned.
Thaddeus w. Drew estate, Barton.
Commissioners report returned.
Moses w. White estate. Irasburg
Appraisers inventory returned and ex
ecutor's inventories returned.
Elijah F. Wiley estate Irasburg.
Administrator settles his account.
Eliza Spencer estate, Irasburg.
Administrator settles his account.
Emma A. Fisher estate, Irasburg
FIN. Sears appointed administrator
G. D. Bailey and F. A. Buchanan ap
pointed appraisers and commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
DEATH CALLS
LLOYD BOWERS
Federal Solicitor General Elk
pireS In a Boston Hotel
WAS TALKING WITH FAMILY

Suddenly Ceases Speaking and End
Comes a Moment Later-Was Ex-
pected to Resume Duties by First Of
October-CIose Friend of the Presi.
dent, Who Was Viewed as Prob.
able Supreme Bench Appointee
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham and took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
and Liver Pills, and
am glad to say that
your medicines and
kind letters of di-
rections have done
more for me than
anything else and [
had the best physi-
clans here. I can
do nv work and rest
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

Boston, Sept. 11.-Lloyd Wheaton
Bowers, solicitor general of the Unit
ed States, who had been i'll at the
Hotel Touraine, died there most I'M
eXpectedly. Bowers, who had been
seriously i'll for several weeks, was
thought to be well on the road to re-
covery. President Taft called at the
Touraine Wednesday on his way home
from his western tour and was much
pleased to learn that Bowers was i'm
proving rapidly. His sudden death
was, therefore, shock to all who
believed in his ultimate recovery.
Mrs. Bowers was with her husband
when the end came The solicitor
generals son and che nurse also were
present. DR.. Coggoshell, who has been
attending Bowers, was quickly sum-
moned, but death was practically in
Simultaneous after the final shock
caused by a cardiac thrombus which
stopped the heart action.
Mr.. Bowers was conversing cheer
fully with his family when he sudden
ly ceased speaking and a moment
later he was dead. He had been
suffering for the last two months from
a severe infection of the throat and
bronchial tubes, which had been ag-
much tired out by his last years
work.
Although his illness during the last
week may be said to have been seri-
GUS, it was at no time considered
critical or alarming. There was every
reason to expect that he would be able
! to begin to resume his work by the
/ first of October.
The daughter, Miss Martha Bowers
is in the Rocky mountains, and the
funeral arrangements will not be COM
pleted until she reaches the Bowers
home in Washington.
Mr.. Bowers conducted the govern
ment's prosecution of the Tobacco,
Standard Oil and other trust cases. He
was a Chicago railroad attorn ay when
he gave up a salary of $31, SOD year
to become solicitor general of the
| United States. Had he lived little
! longer he might have attained the
highest professional position a lawyer
can attain He has recent been
talked of as a probable appcintee to
the United States supreme &C 1rt.
He was born in Springfield. Mass.
and was 81 years old. Willie at Yale
he and William H. Taft were maternal
brothers. The president 22l Bowers
have ever since remained the closest
friends.
1t has been said of Bowers that he
belonged to the intellectual aristo-
cracy of the United States" He was
a descendant of Jonathan Edwards
the great theologian and Calvanistit
writer He studied law in company
with Attorney General Wickersham
who was his official superior wher
Bowers died. When they were Law
students in New York Bowers got ST {
week, but the other youth not moth.
ing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

One so cent package of Pratt's
Lice Killer for the best pen
white orpingtons.
One so cent package of Pratt's
Lice Killer for the best pen of buff
orpingtons.
M Leonard
black breasted red game hen l
black breasted red game hen so
4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

A years subscription to the Ma
tional Farmer and Stock Grower
for the best pair bronze turkeys
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
Fatal Fiuht Over a Nickel

st. Adams, w. Va, Sept. 12.-In
quarrel over cents John Suther-
land, a drug clerk, struck Clarence
Cook, brakeman, who fell down 5,
breaking his neck. Cook died in
stantly. Sutherland was arrested.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
The Gratitude of Elderly People

Goes out TO whatever helps give them
ease, comfort and strength Foley Kidney
Pills cure kidney and hiaoder diseases
promptly, and give comfort and relief to
elderly people. Sold by all druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa. 81 suffered with
pains low down in my right side for a
year or more and was so weak and ner-
vouS that could not do my work. l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
Canadian Cruiser Commissioned

Davenport, Eng, Sept. 8.-Cruiser
Niobe. which was purchased by the
Canadian government for 81 ,O75, 900,
has been commissioned for service
with the Canadian navy.
Brittle Bones.
There is more lime in the bones of
the aged than i'll those of the young;
hence old bones are he more brittle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

re, descubri6 ell cabo de Hornos en- ell anC
1916, y del frances De Pages, cuyO nom.
bre Sc hizo famoso por la expedition de
Red River en- 1867.
Los restos 6seos del holnbre de Esta-
do y capitan general de Cuba don Jo-
sc de la Concha, fueron regalados por el
comprador a la Universidad de Filadelfia.
Fueron entregados para la venta 232
esqueletos completes y 500 objetoS mas
pequenos; la venta produjo unos 100000
dollars.
De la collection formaron parte tam
bien los esqueletos de algunos de los an
tepasados del millionaire, pero por ex-
preso deseo de este, los esqueletos no
fueron vendidos sino inhumados en- ell
panteon de la familia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16
Subasta CuriOsa

La publication ''Guia del Coleccionis-
ia International nos di6 hace unas Sc
manas una noticia muy curiosa, de Gu
va veracidad, sin embargo nos permit
mos dudar. Dice asi:
"Una venta singular tuvo efecto ha-
ce POGO en- Santiago de Cuba, donde fue
vendida en- publica subasta una colec-
ci6n de esqueletos, pertenecientes la su-
cesion del difnnto millionaire Domingo y
Domlnguez. Esta collection, que fue
vendida peticion de los herederos, tuvo
gran renombre por tigurar en- ella los
restos de muchos de los inyestigadores
y hombres de Estado cubanos.
La autenticidad de los esqueletos Sc
ria sin duda comprobada, puesto que nu-
merosos representatives de museos ameri-
canos Sc hallaban presentes q fin de to-
mar parte en- la snbasta
Entire los objetos mas interesantes f.
guran ciertas parties del craneo del por-
tugues Cabral, que en- el ano 1900 des-
cubri6 el Brazil. debido 4 una casuali-
dad; restos del esquelcto del viajero
Schouten. quien. Ell compania de lie Mai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

ErpbaiiDmsbeamter u. auh1 I'm
ShlamaiIel.
SDli EaIianten on Wsorge nno Smitb
Straae nit Gepolper be.
brpbt baben.

lrunt aubn, Elm 9edmtsr oss esus
genogerifts, puroe eeitsrn Wittag bon
Sugsnbridtsr GaIoneu iuipsnbirt. Bis
Elm 9orfdu, ipelfer iid1 in Der Utittz
mod Ro6t an Der 8eorae uno Smith
Strabe sreignete, unterIuht uub aufges
tldrt fporosR 1T. 9sItsrn Woreen in
aIsr 5riibe itellten iih Der 2S Sahre
alte 6. R. 0errtgan, BON 5. unb par
foH Strabe. unb Solepb GIart. pori
Glmnoob, Shtp. elm gremier Der Big
syour giisnbd6n, in Der GENERALIZATION
ein, uno gerriaan beihnerte ii6 Del
qeutnant Rsntert, oaB Suhn. tpelher
fih in 8sIslli6aft BON 5lpsi SSrauen
unb sinem Mann bsfunben babe. an Der
Gde Der Georse uno Smith Strabe sis
HeH aslabeneu Repolpsr auf i'm gsriha
tst unb ihm befoblsu babe, isine 5dnot
bohSuhalten. Sn Der 4nnahme, Is nit
eiHem Strabsnrduber Su tban gu ba
ben, babe sr ibm feline gaarIfaft onee.
botsn, tporauf aubn Iein 4b5eihen ge:
3eist unb iib ais 9eamter gu srtsnnsr
eegeben babe.
poli3ift Rettinger, tpslher fih 5uI
3eii in Der 9dbe befano, mar hiH3u,
gesiIt uno bate ben Repolper inGubn'
5dno gefehen. Gr meloete bem 2suts
nant Rentert, 4ubn babe ertldrt, bat
Serringar Isinen 9eslsiter, sineu
Wann Ramsus Smith. anssrempelt
unb als bieier i'm sur Reoe gsfteat
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nah oerS Siiftens
taife gsma6t babe, lporduf sr (Subn)
in Sslbitpertbeibigung ietnen Repolpsr
oe3ogen babe. Gr 9oli3ilt Rettinser)
babe Iit srbotsn, Derrinsdn unn Glari
gu psrbaften, jsboh babe aubn ibn srs
iudt, bic Wdnner laufen sa laHen.
2sutnant Rsufert erbob auf Gjrunf
oieier 8orfdlIs DOT ppIi3eihef Wiuis
fin bic 2lntluge bes zines polissibeam.
ten untpiirpigsn Senehmtns geger
auhn.
2eBtsrsr ertlGrt, einem Wlann M.
mems Smitb uno 3psi 9dmen ben
senbertoins s1iitritt ss5eigt su babeu
an Der Gde Der george unb Smitf
Str1be isisn lie pl0Blif) BON Stpei
Mldnnern onasrempelt iuoroen, tpelhe
iiatt fic, gu snti6uloisen. gerpegunger
etmnht bdtteu, als Oh iie 9epolptr Sie'
ben ipolltsn. Sn Der annahme. es mt
eefdbrlihsn guriteH 81 tbun 3u ho'
ben, babe CT isinen ReDoloer ss3ogen
ieood isi ibm gar ntdt einaefallen. Der
Usdnnern su5urufsn. bic SdHoe hoh3u'
halten.
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Der 6iIfspsreir oes SempsIs $50, I'M
ibn in ben Stano gu ieBen, ein tleIHeS
GjeIhdft su etablireu. 4uBeroem Durz
ben $50 burh 5dmmIungen flIr Ihn
aufaebraht. 9urSe 3sit Ipdter puroe
iepoh in Der 9smeinoe gemuntelt, oaB
5ohberq finan3iea gang gut Ittulrt Jet
uuo auBer 9adrgeIo 5Ipet Santbuher
iiber $1,000 in ieiuem Soner durbe@
nubrs. 9epiTe Mitglieoer Der 0es
meinoe IoQen parauf our6 3Ipet gtegsr
ben aoffer BEL Raht uno Rebel aus
bsn S1auie hdben bolen ldI1eu, uT ben
srhoIt All unterIuhen uno Iih 5u ubers
seuaen. ob ods srpd1nte Gsriltt dur
9BQhrbeit 6erube. Rahoem oieIes
fonTtatirt poroen ipdr, foll Der Goffer
BON penfeIben Regern ipieoer 8uriidges
brutt pprnen iein. 0o6berg giebt
3u, $1,000 in 5psi gas ba4ern in 3rDei
hisiiaeu 9antsn ospoRirt gu baben, be'
Itreitet iepoh, odB oieIes Gelo iein
Giqentbum lei. Gr bebduptet. baB ihm
bus e,elo BON Rat6au eohen, benz
gruoer ieiner 5rau, ubergeben porDen
lei, um sin 5ous 81 taufeu, oamit er
(Goben) feline lanlilis BON europa
bierRr tomnlsn laiIeH tonne
Or. Boris 8oeen ertldrt. bdB Die
gsreinieten ssiieilten 8OhIthdtige
>@eIsllihaften oem RubblHsr
Sohberg 5000 porgeitrett haben.
9taheeni sr (sogea) in Den 3eitnngen
bon benz fperibpollsn Snhalt oes Sofa
fers aenniniB srbalten babe, lei Soofs
berg srIuht iporesu, Die 5000 5uriit'
su5ablen, mas AUDI seidehen lei.
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amS BEN Yoli3eigeriHt.

Tos 1ofst Der stitrissi polIssis
eeri6tsi!buns mar nur rpenig ums
f1nsrsiG uno bic CUR Yerbano!uns an
hsbtnbsE 1dlIs parsn BON serinssrge'
beutunJ.
Charles SbanHon. ir, uno 9dDe
Wsrhalssp. pelte Don benz poiiSiiten
EbsrpooD. rsfp. BEN Serseanten pals
mer perboftst porben iporen, purbsn
ld,uibia trfunben. NIT ibren 4uiOmos
bileH om falihe Seite Der Strabs Be-
nnti 40 boten uHo 5u je $40 uno ben
ROBIN nerurtbeilt.
1is gale segen bic Der uebertrs.
tuna or Mouh OrbinGn3 anseilosisn
actcnlotirbsi3er Sam<s &. Ranks uni
GIi 0rnp purDsH bis gum Samitue
osrf6obeuL
.sJamss R. Noonep linb Sobn Ora.
per botttn iin am Wsittinoh Nahmit.
toe, na4oem iie ibr QleineslS auf 81,
sser nusa.bebnkn Hi<rrsijs pertneipl
hoifen, q ber Gde ber Court Gtraba
isHb Hseohpop oufeeitkIIt uHb poNan,
ten anQtbtttelt. Sic ipurben mil GtIe.
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Zterblidfeitsberibt.

Garoltne 9irginia gea, Y, 1922
Wcntiaan StraBe, Ser8Ieioen.
Marn elisabst6 settia, "a, 5age,
2527 Scioto StraBe, 9aitro.gnterttis.
Sdugling Rotb, 4 Stunoen, 131
0eIt WcWtiden aDenue, sSnqueIt in
Shrpebe
g8n. glepire 4W}onate, Snpatlis.
Inna sSrunces 9ruutemeper. 20,
1924 8laoitone 4peuue, Snqusit IN
Shipebe.
Senrp Clan 5ifber. 50, 2015 60
lumbia 9luenue, gtierenleipeu.
1Frau @nnd 9enDtt5ou "a, 1914
Central apenue, 6ersleioeu
autonio RouIellp, 324 5ront Str,
l Gag, 5riihgeburt.
Ben Green, SO, 1889 5resman QDe..
Shpinoiuht.
George Wlartiu, 49, PIT Wlul6errr
StraBe Rofe.
SEQ. :. 5eltrup, %, 1913 @abs
StraBe, Shrpinbfuht.
BERNARD $. Sreinberg, 5, 1434 Racs
Strabe, 8ronhitts.
glas. aaiier, "a, 131 6uuf3ebrtt
StraBe, synqueit in Shpebe.
Sdugling Shott. 10 4age, 4225
sslprioa 4psnue, 9sriihgeburt.
Ssnrn Q. 5arfiing, 81, 2esos Ptate,
S4piRofudt.
Wiarn GliIabetb Gnoerle, AS, 3621
Sprine 9rope 4penue, SubertulpIe.
potrif Dpran. 62, 8ritte uni
Smith Gtrabs, gruitfeuent3iinoune,
Catherine Wieaepne, 81, 906 Rid,
mOno Strube, SApinpfuht.
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Sliper uuo HearD Britt, 1886 Boone
Strabs, Wldoden.
Charles uno GlIie GpaIp, 1o3l
RihmunD Strabe, Wdohen.
oSobn unp Rpie 4erner, 1902 Hsa
gent StraBe, auabe.
5enrp uno fsannp Sing, 1875 Dat
Lamb Mnenue, Wdoten.
5hpmas uno 4nna Cham, Jazz
2oiolap 4penue, Wdohen.
Charles uno Prulee Quarts, Ams
mon 4penue, SuQbe.
Syrant uno WttnHie Glib. 334l 8tne
StraBs, &nabe.
5om uno Winnie 8ldt. S24 Gldrt
StraBe, Wtao6en.
Garn uno Scribe Robjnion, 1543
8leaIant StraBe, Mdehen.
Soc uno Soiep9ine SumIer, 25l4
goot StrdBe, Wdohen.
@eorge uno Warp 5emrtd, 644 SO.
9. StraBe, Snabe.
2ouis uno Carrie 5idman, 3056
Wlooispopo 2tpsuue, Wtdohen.
Glias unb Inna Beun, 1852 Weit s.
5trdBe, Wtdo6en.
2ouis uno mabel 5ortpung!er, $50
9anprioqs Strabe Wtaoden.
Georae uno S1tberiua Gter, Jl3
SIiDer StraBe SHabe.
8eprge uno 49nes DtDbringsr. POLL
Sim StraBe. Wlaoden
5Srdnt unp Sdnute 0dntuHer, GIT
8eIt s. Strabe, anabe.
/ 4oolph uno 4nna BeH3ira, 928 VI.
| 9tbertD Strabe, anabe.
sbomas uno Marp Graham, 800
Baum Strabe. anobe.
Diner unb 2ena 2p9an, 264 Sets
dea Strabe, aHabe.
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Nn9ebliber 9iebftabl.
Gn0t unerwartets ua0 merswdroige
auls(drnng.
Nabbi Senrp Sot,bsrs's Tinau,en
nift 10 ihIedlt.

Cine mertiplroige QuFtlGruna bat
elm sebeimniBDollsr .9Isbftabl" sefuns
ben, beiIsn Spfer Der R0bbi 5enrp
4ohberg. BON Gonpent ploee, mar.
6ohbsrg meioete Dor iingefdbr elmer
Wode i'm poli3eibauptquartier, odb
elm Softer NIT SLAB in gaar, gdntoss
poiiienbiihern iiber $1,000. GlsiouRess
ftiiden, Shmutidhen etc. aus Ieiner
Wpbnuns seitoblsn rpOroen iei. Gtnise
Iase ipater ipurosn bon Wadbarn
5fpei Reser ssisbeR. pslhe au friibsr
Wiprsenitunoe eiHen ihlperen Softer IN
ben 6of binter Sohbergs Wpbnung
brahten unb eiIisii oaooRliefen. Gs
itelIie iit beraus. oaB Is Der anseblitl
seitohens aoffer mar. Der Snbuli
Desjelben mar, abeeieheH BON $13. mel.
de rnh gfnsabs oes Gigentbiimsrs per
idmunoen iparen. intait. Oeliern bat
iih ergsben, DAP Is iib bel Der affdrs
iibsrbaupt nm .siHsn Diebitahl i'm
itriiten Sinne bes gBortes banoeite.
6ohbers III Rabbtner oes iiioiIhen
1snipels an Der Rihmcno unb MouHo
Gtrube unb bat eine aus Satin unn
lieben Hinpern beffebenoe syamilie. 81
be3iebt ols Habbiner eiH Sabresgebdli
BON $500. Do er ftets iiber Ro1runsss
forgtn nno 4rmutb flagte. CAB Jpn
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itraFen oon je $40 uno aoiten beIest.
DieIelbe S.rafe tpurDe oem Reger
Riharo s,onfs SutbeiI, rpelher In be-
t.unteEem 3uItanbe Pafanten Der
Central 2tbenue dHgerempelt bate.
Die onf Mcrbangriff lautenOs Nm
tlaae aea.n Gbaries 0IhptHo puroe
in Dieieriae pes tbdtlihen 4ngriffs
umaep lnoslt, urtsr nslder 9ihDino
cine @esofrafe oon $25 uno Soften
duisebfcrnt sraisit.
Cine i4tpege Strafe fpurbe benz
.,snrp aentsl 3utbeil, tpeltsr in Be-
truntcnen 3u.1noe Isins Jrau mibe
hanfelt unb nit psm lobe beorobi
bate. Gr putbe Su $50 uno ben 8o.
ten perurtbsiit.
Tan. gerIhadn, elm 5ubrmann
mubte So uno bic aoiten binterlsgen
neil er ods porgei6riebene 2i3ens
ihilo nitt an isinsm Wagen angs
braht hdtts.
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@erlanat Sd,ai,.

Sn geslsituns isiHes Redtsanpdltes
Gi6nen Stridsr, srIhien geitern Der
giaarrenfabritant 0apio Repbereer in
fyirma e. Qeipberger Bros. Dor Wapor
ShDab unb beIhtperts iih oaruber,
eab bic itrsitenoen GigarrenarbeiierIns
neH, bic In ieinsr Jabrii arbeiienbsn
Maotsn beidftisten. Die 6erren to'
ten ben Wsanor nm ppliSeiihuB.
6err Retpberser bsbaupteie. oaB bic
Ginber Der NahbarinoF uon ben
Gtreiierinnsn beitohsu ,norben ieien,
I'm ben arbsitenben Maoden betm
9srlaFen Der Jabrit 3u folg.n. um lis
perb0bneH. Der WsdpGr ntrirtts ois
Sahs an bas pOliseibepartement.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

s5iinf@aterlanD nDsperthsibissr. bic BEN
Erlisn Hlili3resimeHt aussbOrsn. Der
buben sesenipdrtis i'm arreiiIOtai in
Der DaHenballe 90 Der FREEMAN 4D.
cine 5rsibeitsiirafe. bic iiber lie pers
bdngt ipurpt, neil lie iih nidi su ben
Observation-Disclosures einsefun'
ben baben. Der 4rreit purbe uner
bic getrtifenben bon aopitdn 8. 90
Glari ptrbdust unb bieMrreifonten iint
sscbn M. Robins. ARTHUR Gmerfon.
|G. 8. Qeipis. Ghorlfs Ringer unb ga,
lob sDenlod. Gie miiIfen Bis gum Disns
flag Drummer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Sit Der .Mdgen iiberlaoeit, gebrau.
DIE .@ngner's Gooiuni Fbospbate-
l1QA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-30
PO5Ij On yAj5 i
$4,000 PER YEAR
WHAT ATLANTA PAPER SAYS OF
THE APPOINTMENT OF
n. M. KING

In chronicling he a2poin me4t Of
II. NJ King, Of this city, 10 tha posi-
ticn OF state naval stores IN. ector,
Ike Atlanta Contribution Of ytst.Jday
says:
Harris u. King, ol BruAaNic,i ~as
yesterday appointed ~ GioYernor
Brown supery Using inspector oi raval
@to1es, with headquarters a GaYan-
nah.
Mr.. King wins the appointment
over several wellknown competitors,
some of VIII m have made !" hand fight
for it, upon the ground. it is stated
of his knowledge of the business. he
having teen engaged in handling ma
val stores in one position or another
for period of thirty.tlree years.
The appointment is for a term OF
two years and becomes effective about
May t. The emolument attached to
the office is in the shape of fees paid
for inspection ard IS said 10 amount
to about $500 a year.
1T is rather a fat appointment, and
there was naturally q good deal Of
competition for it. The law requires
the appointment of a man who knows
all about naval stores, such as the
different grades of rosin and turncn-
tine, and it was this requirement that
made Governor Brown study the quail
iilcations of each applicant before
reaching d decision.
THE present supervising Inspector
of naval stores is j. f. Glatigny, Of
Savannah, who has held the position
for four years. His second term will
expire in about two months, when he
will Re succeeded by Mr.. King.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-30
sHEsIFF's SALE.
eeorsia.-elynn County.

County.
WIN be sold before the court house
door of said county within the legal
hours of sale, upen the first Tuesda.y
in February next that certain lot,
tract or parcel Of land. sitdlt., ls.L
and being in the city of Brunswick,
said state and county ard known and
designated on the map or plan OF
said CITY made by Georee r BlId
win. A. D., 1881. as Old Town LIT No
one hundred and eignty-four GSD
with all the rights and appurtenances
to said property belonging; said lot
containing ninety 900 by one hun
dred and eighty Q80) feet. and bound
ed north by Gloucester street; east
by Union street west by Reynolds
street. and south by lot one hundred
and eightyfive. Levied upon as tbs
property of the defendant (and p int
ed out in the fl fal, to satisfy q mort
gage execution issued from the SUI
perior court of said county iii favo:
of Frank b. Hayne, traAsferee, against
A. J. Croyatt, admins ratcr Of Mars
L. Crovatt, deceased, and notice Ct
the levy given to the defendant, jan
uary 9th, 1910. w. n. Berrie,
Sheriff, Glynn County, Ga.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

GeoGgia.-Glynn County.
VIII be sold, On the first Tuesday il
February next, at public cutlery. al
the courthouse door in said county,
within the legal hours Of sale, TO the
highest bidder for cash. the following
real estate: The southern half of Old
Town water lot No. forty seven (47)
in the city OF Brunswick in said ccun
ty, said southern half of saiC lot
fronting east 45 feet on Bay street
ana runn;r~ = the vast wit] 9. uni
form width OF IS feet TO Oglethorpe
Bay; said property levied or as the
property of tie Parker iIensell En-
cheering company, to satisfy an exe-
cution issued from the city court o
Brunswick in ard for said county III
favor Of II. B. Solu'er against s.
Parker-Hensell Engineering Co; said
property being in the possession Of
said Parl,er- Hensel, Engineering Go.
This January I, 1910
VIM. H. Ecrr,e,
Sheriff City Court of Brunswick
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Looking One s Test.

It's a woman's delight to look her
scGa but pimples, skin eruptions, sores
and boils rob life of joy. Listen! Buck
lens Arnica Salve cures them; makes
the skin soft and velvety Ii glori-
fees the face Cures pimples, sore
eyes, cold sores, cracked lips, chapped
bands. Try it. Infallible for piles.
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Sheriff City Court of Brunswick.
Simple Remedy fer LaGripps

LaGriEpe coughs are dangerous. as
they frequently develop into pneu
monia. F'oley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs, SO that no ser
ious results need be feared The gen
uire Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow
package For sale at Atlanta Phar-
macy
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SPECIAL RATES TO MOBILE, Ala

Account of the Mardi Gras celebra
ton the Southern Ry will sell round
trip tickets from Brunswick to Mo
bile, Ala, at $1465. Tickets will be
On sale from February TO 7. inclu-
sive, and will be good returning t
leave Mobile before midnight of Feb
10. On payment of $1.o0 tickets may
be extended until March Z.
(. l.. McGouaan. Cen. ACT.
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold

Pneumonia Follows a Cold
but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the cough.
heals the lungs, and expels the cold
from your system. For sale at At
lanta Pharmacy.
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Com pound a n q
Liver Pills before
childbirth, and we
are ali surprised to
see how much good
it did. My physi-
clan said " ithcut
doubt is was the
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b G lped you /
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kindness III advising
me and give you fun
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
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