davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
ELECTION NOTICE.
r7TH AssEMBLY

nth ASSEMBLY DTsTfsICT--CONf'D
The Tweuch EIeoti0n District s bounaed 5y
and within 81. e7ca 81. Colu-nl1s aye. 4" stta
re- -r41. ntf f,lect5. Dir--r- IS .ounssd ~
me- --.5-tserf = Election oistric. fs bounded ay
ana WITHIN - a~rE r.. C-1--al Park "esr- "
g1th e. ard fJiUuoIs avs
ire Fifre@r-h Election fl.si7ic is o"uu..ee ~
and c-lthtu V- g1rl ST.. CoiEln9-s ave. VI ss1
-- s.. i,,gr- Election Dtstri-. ts bounlez ~
sath ST. AMSTERDAM ave. " 97ta ST. 1z'ti-
v-ay. ~. 97th ST. and 4u,isen t;l.--. -
l5~ are s..th.u - 99tn ST.. Columbus ave. =
g-th st. auG Amsterdam ave .-,-,- g.
and xitain y e9rh se central Park west F
Ss-h 81 and rCsurcous ave
The Nineteenth Election Dislrct . l'~A-S
F,v and within W i00th 81. Manhatt1n ave. I"
101sr st- Central PARK Vest W @'th o. an
Te Tvsatisth Election District IS ooundsd T
ard within w iOis+ ST. = fr.st rlai'i d'7-, ~
ItO,h st-. CoIui.1i 1s ave- ." .-'tN 81 a'--
The ruenty-hrr- Election District IS .ounaea
b. ard witntC q. fVist So ColuiiiDus ave- ~
1tra-r 81 ano Amsterdam ave.
-le Tuer,tv-secoud Election District BE- onii-e-
ea 5v and wlsria ~. 1920 ST. Columbus ave. " -
f0sst SO and AMSTERDAM ave . a.. Z.
~ arF vVf-~i- " 1920 ST.. Central rar- se7-.
". 109Sr z--- Nanhattaa ave. " lYo--l - a-
o. lil- s fourth Election District is hound-c
r-- ard vvftsln " f07I g.. Central Park west
II IO94 e. aud CoIIrn-us ave
.-- r. a. ~f,oir vr- f6sf 81 CoIunous aye. 7v
1920 e. and AMSTERDAM ave -. -. ,-,.
Ire Tvrerrv-sf<th TIe-tiol y---Ii'.- p -'-----
r. and within " lDS-~ So -oi2Il-0~7 We e-
LUTl St and Amsterdam ave
The Tweur~ seventh Election Disl0ic- p l11--i
81 hy- and " hin W f07tN 81 Mannat-a1 a >
y 1o4th 81 central PARK Wss-. y. iosc ~
and COluubU ave -.-. . ,s
-bA 7vrsrr- eighth Election DistTlr- e 1oi-1o-
81 h,- and wiz Mn " l0Sth ST. Nan11--tl avs
e f05.1 g. and AMSTERDAM ave
ne T-vencv-nfnth Election Dis-Tfcr - 10l11s-
Fy and VT sir W 1H7fh ~. Ce--rat -, - " - -
e fO4tr 81 Manhattan ave. " lootn 81 ara
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
rr1RrEENTH AssENBrY n1srrrcr

The First Election District IS bounded bv
and within " ozd ST, 10th ave. W. 51st ST.
The second Election District is bounded bv
and within w go ST. 10th ave. ". SD ST
The Tnird Election District is bounded bv
and within w. $50 81. eth ave. ". 52d 81
Tnc Fourth Election Distric- is boun5sd nv
and within W $50 81, srh ave. y. 52d ST.
The Fifth Election District is bo,,r5a5 h,.
and within " 53th e.. stl ave. x. SD 81.
The skin Election District is bo,,rd.o nv
snd within " 54th ST.. 9th ave. IS. -5d ST an
The Seventh Election Dist-i,- IL bounded by
ana within ". 55th ST.. lOtb ave " 54th ST.
llth ave " so 81 and Hudson River.
The Eighth Election District is hoY5r1es BY
and within W I5th ct, 9Th ave " 5fth St
The ninth Election District IS bounded bv and
within " Jdth ST.. 9th ave ". 5Jth 81 and
The Tenth Election District is b,,,nse4 bv and
within v. 57tE ST.. stL ave. W. 55th ST. and
TIE Eleventh Election District Is bounded by
ana within w "'H ST. 9Th ave. " 5sru 81
The Tweitsa Election Dtstric, &. bounded rs
and Hudson Fiyer.
rho Thirteen Election District IS bounded oy
m Fogrteen{a Fa9.z, El,etion District is bounded
ave. " ">tH 81 arl Hugscr Fiver.
The F.,teeTIh Election pistlIct IS bounded by
cCtn ST. and hudson River
-~le S-t-euth Elect lo- r,f~.-3-+ 90 betlrFsT sv
ard within " 61sr ST. C,o.-5-,,.,,r s,e " Foth
81 and amsterdam ave
FT~ Sc .tsleeh,r E.sction District is bounded
thence Ci4"'n-l I-- -hr,reN tn. centre II
the r'ocE ron w '2d ST tc u '-tsJ g. and
Io-f-t a's. ave, W f1st and t2th ave
Ine rFt.enIh Election Dist~i~r i. bounced by
r~- vliNln W - e.. Amsterdam sve. % ".
ffSt 81. it'en'" d'7EDuaI Iine through tre ceu-
re ~ t"e nl"'k from Amsterdam eve su- w
flrL - y" NesJ FUd i've. AID " f2d 81
~" - 'r'-'er',-h |i@~tior ptsrricr ts bounced ny
s7d 7.""in diaFors1 Iive f-orr " 80 - and
Nr.I-1' - - ave fNrourN the ceutre q -" 0i''~S
~ " 80 81 and Columbus ave. Columbus
Ave.- ". "'@t st. au1 An1st-ra4us ave.
N~ ~nr,Nro Ftecriar ptsrrtrr is counted ~
80 N'tFl" ''"b r'-tsuaN,fe "~~- 10 "
80 -, d'aFone' line iron, VI fsd ~. ~nd
Co'n-'o ave. tN-ou~N th~ centre ~ the block
20 - aHc Amsterdam, ave aac AM
1A@ f"a2'y-ar:t Election p.,tgi,t is sea=sA.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
-rper AssFlrBr.v DTs-R7cT.

The Fi-~- Election District As bounded hy
and within Morris ST. 5i.+rS'le leH ST. 5s7,-,'LL
-- whitehall ST. Easr RlVer7 H-asoH kl.eI.
C-ose-se-.s Ellis. oyster '--1c 5ruiot s. -s-----s
-- --r5ra F-fectiou District ls hounaeo 10y
s-F ---rH- liberty 81, Broadway. Flilon st.
TT-s-rf.-- s- va. ST.. Broacway. Rector ST.
Cr--ueleH ST. Morris 81 a1c HLdspI t,tEe'.
Tho Third Election District Is bounded ny
and g-f--.- warren ST. BroadVas, Liberty 81
--- f@'.--E Election District - bounded by
r7r-z5r 81. North Moore 81 W Broad
vae. White ST. B~oadva-. Warren 81 and
ne r.--- Election District is bounded by
ana t.I--fr worm ST.. centre ST.. L@arl st.
Part ~ou IS. William ST. Fulton ST. anc
~ S5~rg Election District is bounded or
ano within Worth st. Park row, Pearl 81. and
-ra Seventh Election Distrlc- is bounded by
ara within Grant g.. BvoadTaE- White ST. W
F2rtsCv.sv. y. Moore ST. HucSou ST. LaIgh HI
r-~-i-lz ST. canal s.. suC Sullivan 81.
.As .s. !i.--- -, 81 ze-frL = WaTfs 81
sullivan ~r.. canal ST. Fa-ick ST. LaighV 81
The Sinth Election District is bounded by
ana within Cana e.. Hudson st, Hubert ST.
Greenwich st.. Beach st. auG Hudson River.
The Tt-.n Election EiFr-i~t Is bounded bT
and --i-u-r Charlton St, Hudson 81. Spring 81.
E-aur'tet s. canal ST. atflc = ~ IusoL ~ L-s a
THE Eleventh Election District IS bounded
rr and v.lti- spring 81. Narick ST. bruoInF
81. Hudson ST. tdIa5 ST enc t.eil"I,h
T-e TvvefFfr Election DfsJricr IS bounded by
and
Ct Errrf-ar ST. 'N1rts 81 auu Narick 81
7-r. Tr .-reerth Election District is bouulec O
a- sug pttht- Spring ST.. Broadway. Grand 81
ana sullivan 81
f-. avr within W Houston St. BrOaCWal
~urfu= s.. eHc sullivan 81
~FE Fifteenth Election District iE bounded
- --rr g.truin ~harlrrn ST. Prince 81. Suli1l an
81 Ervfus -. NaCCCuEal 81. Naulam 81.
T-s-f-E 81 Spring and Hudson 81
Tn. Sixteenth Election District rs bounded
f- and within King 81. Nacdouga- ST.. W
l5fsfsfru ST. sullivan st. Prince 81. Charlton
e. and Hudson 81
To- SeV.nteerfh Election District Be- bounded
i-s and u-1rntn " Houston ST. Farick IT..
king ST. Hudson ST.. Charlton 81. and Hudson
Elker-
Tne Eighteenth Election District is boEnde.i
1v and Within Flarkscn st. Aa-lck 81. ~.
Fs,aert p 81 and Hudson River.
Tnr Niu-tezIfF Election DistricI Is bounded
7. anF within ~. Houston 81. MzcdouEal 81,
KING ST. a-d Varic< -.
Tre Tvreutlrrh Election District Is bounded
r.-- and within x. So 81. Macdougal 81
T1eecger ST. 8ancock -. Y Houston e..
vFrfcr -. Carr. .-e aal 9th ave
TIE Tus-n---1-E- Election District Is bounded
r.-- au1 Within Becker ST.. Thompson 81. u
houston and HancocE
IRE Tv-rnrv-s-cond Election District Is
Fo-r-faF hv enc a-t--fr u Sd ST Broadway
y HcuF-0~ 81 Thompson 81 BIsecker ST
zuE EacLc-@a- -.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
SEVENTEENTH A-sENfm4 nr-rtl,-.

Tia FIRST f:'e-t.on pI.-l.-. - bounded ,., ......
Within W. S1fn -t. trrtraf r4.-.- We --
-ip 81. and to.uWaus ave '
The Second Election Df>--i.t is u.,,,..., . ,,
within vs.. S5th al-. Genital F~rF ~. r -s
So and Columbus ave W -''-l
Tbe Third Election l's-ri-r is t-o.,,.t.l l .
VI. hin " eHfh ~t-. central tari ~ M --
g. and rOldu bus ave. "'9'' w. '---
The Fourth tis. t,1u pistri-, Is ta,,,.. ...
g. and Columbus ave "7S'. W -'t
Tire Flttn Election Dlsrri-- isl E...s- 4
within aSd 81. Central Par. W. 4I..
re Slxih s.lectio7 Ilistrtet .a bounced s, .-,
N snd c5tuH,t... "a. -.'-fa' Far. Wst " g5d
and within ~ a5tE = ISIS, Ia bounced b.
s' - Va, Y y.1 81, ara Ne 49,, .'''i
The tiseth Election Dist-.-l r. ~
an- Hit3'n " ga g.. Wer- ea.5 sou IS.
N1 SECS f.,-+S rs ss lr- Ei,1rsiss l-ye
Within ". 9trh ST. Wee E-4 -'''i 20 FL
IN. 1-4r-f T,iesrfev, 49,, ana Fiucsol F;lt-t.
rNo sys N e4rc A. ". aSth Il. 81 80
Ths Elevsnth Etscrion Dis,-s-.- Fiyes. -.
- .nc Broadway. pus ave. " WE
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
ASSEMBLY, DIsru--

- rsr-. Elaet..r u.-tr.-t llanle- %, l8t
-,t,-ir = 1ftH So. -i ".f .'- -- BIZ %
7- second Il. -r.a. u.--~ -r-- o, il1
-s-r+. F ~. 81. Ell 7t-. E. if1 - l.- --N
~r rrI~. rI..tea u's..-- Isl ..lal- a1
.-,-.- rtts .t El=- -.r- u .a- . $50
rr- -at.rtr EI-cr.oa D.sr~lcr i- pc-r-e ~ az
a0Hir -t-- &
~. Fif.r E.-.r,.~ ui-rr.r- z. --1H- -f
,..-,.,- " -5rr g. Arrr- a. 2 ,t-. @l- 90
r.. SIXTH EIe---oa rist-t-- .Crrts- IS as
s.-htr e TF-e &C.. -st -r- b. Io-- ---
"a. seventh Elc-.lol uisr-tcr s. 9e11ds- y
-~4 x.s-N.r r. ---r sr-- 81 -.a- p t-- So -
Az j. -r-- s-- AVID -5N'-s-'H ~'
7,,. v,rr-e Egac-.5- Dlst--c- Is -11--sc oy --,S
,.-,-pf~ +, T-rs -. ls. ave. = !dt1 81 ar -
- -
rbs ~tr.s Election Dls--tcr rs oounted os ~
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
TENTH ASSEMBLY DrsrRIC-

The First Election District Is bounded BY ard
within -, 81. Isl ave. Z. Houston ST.. Eldridge
81. stanton 81. Chrystie 81 and = ave
TIE 5Nron1 Election Dlstr-ct Is bounded ~
s. zu6 ElC-idgc 81.
The Thirc Election District Is BOUNDED by znc
viii q! diagonal lne rom rAe ccr.1c~ % e 81
an1 lsr ave. 70 7he corner % Sd s.. e-c Avenus
A. Aveaus =. z. Houston 81 ard lst ave.
Tae Fourth Elsct.on District IS bounded by
nnc within g 81. Isl ave, lsI 81 anc &c ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

18th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-CONTD-
by anu WITHIN ". I'D st.. Amsterdam ave. W.
30 81 and Hu0sO0 River.
The Twenty-secOud Election District IS Do-1--1-
ed by and within ". e5th ST.. Amsterdam ave.
w. 63d 81 and Hudson River.
The Twenty-third Election District = bounced
By and within " GTyh 81. Amsterdam ave.
" 65th - and Hudson River
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
---l---l---- AssFNEL- D1srElcr

u D. r..4-s,E Occupied az
80 ~ --a Musical instruments
80 --, go ..--.--.-.- coffee store
o. -. -ft-E 81 -........... -71Cs srtaSer
= 80 - ---.-.. Butcher shop
80 -r1de--aFer
--.5.r o. ..r-a -I Ia ErCp
o Barrier shop
!. -.-s 81 - .-.---.---.. .CIEa- store
az 20 - --e .-.-............ Vacant sore
,.sf-t - --.--.--..-. -. Barber srOp
-. ..,s- q ----[--or ave ..-...-....... Laundry
"a -a=-t 81 ...........-.. Barber srIop
- ,.55= % ------..--.- Barber shop
- 1Fr T. rglth ST.. -.-.- <i-st4lt A'Lr
- -.--s ----...--.--. Cigar store
.- - --4-.----. e--s gay store
=, 80. l.--- ..-.--... Carriage store
-a-.-- .---...--.. t-- 8e~-alF-
..-o- ,r'-.rsT-- ---- IsaTTc- -h0D
-, r--.s.---. ave --.-----.. "a rtpT E~C-
--gI .,-.--.--. 4s.a -.--..-. Barber -Fur
49, .,-7a9--. --a ......-.. Vacant store
----. ..- Fsa--e- SHC0
~ -'' --.,.. -..-..- F7rr=~ shop
--.--.--- T2e-.rar -fCr
-,o--, ~ ...--....- Tailor ~rrp
.-.. ESz~re- znCp
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

18th ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD
q =, "a - .... fyarser snop
= 1rs = go - --.--..- atlOr sful
90 = ,srb :, ---.--... Tailor srop
-- - itAs'i = ~
. \ en6 Work house Dock. BlacfWells r island
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
eEco,-D ASSEMBLY DIsTRIc1.

ne E.-sr Elsc-.c- DisL--c- q bounded by zno
--t-h-- VeL 81. Pearl ST.. Olc SIP. Ezs- River.
v.-s-.s.zL s. E-ozcWa Beaver -. a1c Will
an
ne seco-E E-sc-:o- DiEr-tc: IS bounded by
s-E within FLl--- S. Pearl 81 Oove- ST.. E-ssc
1s--s- ols szfr Pear 81 VAL - and TTtllieE, s.
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A LESSON TO LEARN.

brunswick needs to learn We'll the
lesson OF encouraging new capital.
new industries and new enterprises
Of every kind that mean the coming
Of additional people and the coming
of additional pay-rolls, where the
WaSe-earner can find ready employ
ment, TOO prone have we been to
lroWn down such concerns when
they sought to enter fields that
would enliven competition. Every
new enterprise bringing an influx of
money or PEOPLE s.ould be cordially
received ana warmly Welcomed, ty all
classes and conditions of our people.
T"e News recalls a few years ago
when Very large shipping concern
was forced TO leave Brunswick for
reasons which We're OBVIOUS to the
people at that time. which was & ha q
blow 70 the commerce Oh Uap pom.
and from wlich she has never entire
ly rallied The proper effort the
proper cooperation or The pai, OF tie
people OF Brunswick Mudd have
dept the firm of A. F. Churchill 4 Co.
in the port OF Brunswick and t..os .
OF MS familiar with ii realize thlt IT'S
loss means 10 us.
Unfortunately, like most small
cities, we have not entirely oat-.los.
certain specie of provincialsm
which inveighs against the coming of
enterprises, if perchance they seek
TO enter certain fields III which GER
tain fields in which competition is
not wanted and which never protests
against the leaving of an industry
large or small-upon the groundless
theory that others would come IN
time and take its place.
We must broaden out along these
lines and we must learn TO welcome
cordially all legitimate enterp; .aes
wit'out respect TO what field OF e.
deaver they enter or how industri.
ously they push when once they lard
n that open eXpanse of competitive
cfro { Other cities at the same
stage in their growth have encoun-
tered Just such problems as we ha,e
IN mind and they had to solve them,
tnFi IS we win have 70 do. Learn 10
cultivate civic virtues broad mindad
business methods and progressN q
dos AND get away from the little
thst lad only to ne court
j use and untold litigation.
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/ 9 2.

AS a sample of the splendid fight
! the New York World is making on
| Rooseveltism and the candidate of
| Roosevelt for the governorship of
New York, the following is given
from that great metropolitan journal
of Friday, which is the most potent
moving, militant power of democracy
today in the country:
If Mr.. Roosevelt were not a candi
date for president in 1912 he could
explode the issue in five minutes He
need only reaffirm the statement that
he issued from the White House on
the night of his election in 1904:
On the 4th of March next | shall
| have served three and a half years,
and this three and a half years con-
stitutes my first term. The wise
custom which limits the president to
two terms regards the substance and
not the form, and under no circum-
stances will | be a candidate for or
accept another nomination
But Mr.. Roosevelt Is not repeating
in 1910 the pledge he made in 1904.
He refuses to reaffirm it, and he adj
mitted to Mayor Maddox of Atlanta,
during his recent visit there that If
| thought | could carry single
southern state | would willingly run
for the presidency"
While his followers in New York
are shrieking that 1912 is not an is
sue, Mr.. Roosevelt goes ahead with
his plans, preaching the new nation
alism in the insurgent states, adopt
ing reactionary platform in my
own corrupt state" helping Beveridge
fight the Aldrich-Payne tariff in In
diana, helping Lodge defend the Al
drich-Payne tariff in Massachusetts,
keeping silent about Aldrich and
Cannon, evading the cost-of- living is
sue, refusing to open his 1904 cam
paign cash looks, lodging the ques-
ton of Hartman Panama canal
profits. urging the people of New
York to make Our Harry" governor,
trying to conciliate the petty bosses
that he pretends TO war against. and
denouncing everybody who refuses to
support him as crook or the ally
of crooks.
Theodore Roosevelt is the first y
president of the United States since
Martin Van Buren, to drag the pres
tige of his great office down into tho
mire of practical politics and bee me
common political boss for the sole
sake of political power. IS there any
body innocent enough to believe that
Mr.. Roosevelt is doing this fJr any
purpose except to Eecome president
again?
! How ridiculous for NJ. Stimson to
| tell the voters of New YORK that he
can say by the utlority Of Mr., Taft
that the president does not regard
/ 1912 as an issue in the New York
campaign! |: is an Issue. Mr. Taft
Knows ii is an issue. M Stimso
knows it is an ISIS e. M. Roosevelt
knows it is an issue. If Mr.. Taft
wishes to participate in TIE cnlrra
On his own political throlo we nave
no objection but the pres ,dQncy OF
he United States is not private prop
ely to be disposed of ny a gentle
ans agreement"
The people have something to SAY
not; the sele lion CT a ptr :, 4
IA Ire time T. SOP TIL Jdora Reese
ell $ insatiaA,c ambition is t9l0 .ht
place is New YORK. The opporImit.
Is /. the polls en- Nov. :.
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luS, MINI.
Broekyille, Ohio IL wSs irregular
aud extremely nervous. A neighbCr
recommended LyGio =. pinkham's
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Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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thousands Of voluntary testimonials
are on file in the lfnkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass. from women who have
been cured from almost every form of
female complaints, inflammation. ul.
ceration displ9oements. fh~cid tumors
lttt 4il12tie, t'cl tj.ela' .claehe.
Indigestion au- rrUoIs ptostratiun.
EverS Suffering women owes i to htf
self 70 give lydia r. P4lkLau's Ve {.
table CcmIoru4@ trial
Ii YCu WnE hseA54 sslyfee write
Mr.. StakianAe.Snn, @ass., fori.
III is Tree AND aINa!s helpful.
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In the death of Solicitor General
Charles d. Hill, of Atlanta, the state
of Georgia loses one OF her most bril-
liant minds-a man who could have
reached great heights in the politi-
cal world, had he only conserved
those splendid talents.
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All of the candidates for municipal
honors in Brunswick are good. clean,
progressive men and the city will not
suffer, ii matters not who is elect
ed TO the offices
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So Collier, OF the Atlanta stockade
fame. has been defeated at the polls.
Verify the people of Georgia are te'
ginning to do some thinking ON their
own hook, and this time they thought
wisely
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So far as Toe News is concerned
it can live under any kind of a mu-
nicipal government that suits a ma
jority of the people of Brunswick,
and il has no political axes to grind
for it's not in politics-so please
get our position straight on on the
commission plan question.
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BY the shakeup Mayor Gaynor
gave the New York police department
we are forced to the conclusion that
the West Indian hurricane must have
struck Manhattan island also.
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STAGE Roosevelt took the stump IN
New York betting odds have gone
away up on the democra &c candidate
audiences in the state hull liar" at
Roosevelt every niNlt. and prominent
republicans desert their party to vote
for the democrat. How have the
mighty fallen" EXF
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And Is Therefore Very Liaht.

In Morocco campital punishment is
sometimes inflicted with the lash.
This method is also largely resorted
to in our country where the lash of
conscience is substituted for all other
forms of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Her
q Id
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Announcement is made that Dr.
"rrdrow wilson is 10 visit the Geor-
ria eore a. Ills wife Now then.
sraese savannah. Rome Athens.
redqr;oen. Dalton. Gainesville. and
Cow other Georgia cities viii get
Ie@G. to receive him.
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mass meeting of the friends OF
Candidate Dix, IN Sew York in mass
meeting assembled. Gave voted Mr..
Roosevelt liar He is getting il
from ~ sldes and its about time for
My Dear Maria" to take another shot
10 him
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When that time comes i'll Bruins
wick that the better element of her
people get above looking with sus-
picion" at each other, Brunswick will
be a better town.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Read every advertisement in The
News this morning and then when
YOU have to buy. why. buy IRON
those merchants who have lie ana
energy enough TO tell YOU what they
have and TO ask for your trade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

We are pleased to observe that
Senator Atkins also favors the com
mission plan of government. When
large property owners take to the
proposition. why, Others will follow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Every Saturday witnesses some
new turn in the much talked of Rruns-
wick steamboat litigation. Wnat a
mushy thing is the law anyway,
when shrewd lawyers make up their
minds to play ping-pons with IT,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

That fellow in Birmingham who
forced to pay a fine of $500 for mere
ly trying to kiss pretty woman,
well. he has a kick all right enough.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Walter Taylor. the newly elected
city clerk of Atlanta, has been sport
ing editor of the Atlanta Journal for
years Getting the experience, per-
hans
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

That mayoralty launch of jim
Woodward's seems to have leen
headed to the Winn-ward.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

A car line ON St. Simon without a
hotel is rather like a production OF
Hamlet without the Prince of Den
mark in the cast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Judge Parker Was on the Job Long
Ago.
How would the colonel like for a
busybody committee to try to find
/ Who raised the money for his presi-
dental campaign?-Florida Times
Union.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Edgar Allen Poes name has finally
landed in the hall of fame. How
ever n1at won't serve to add another
Jingle to The Bells.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
AFTER
SUFFERING
FOR YEARS
Cured by lydia E. Pink
s!a,.l's Vegetable Compound
Park Rapids, Minn.-"I was sick for

IN L W as NIGh IOk
years while passingl
tAreAgh the Change
ii Wife and was
hardly able to be
around. After tax
avg sac Bottles of
Wia EsY inkham's
V { &c a BILE Com
pound | gained 20
p,enq@ e Jam now
able Ito 10 NY own
W or k ana feel
W e H." Mrs. Ed.
La boz, I&rk Rap
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Doctor Crippen says he flew with
the girl to escape criticism-and the
hemp, perhaps.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

And SO it finally took an auto tc
run down Senator Aldrich, eh?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

Ought to Be Hard Labor Breaking
Rocks.
Great fun sending in false alarms
isn't it? But there is not much sport
doing time on the chain gang
Charleston Post.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23

WE HAVE A VERY HANDSOME
LINE or DIAGONAL GPAN,TE
WEAVEo DREss GOODS. THE"
ARE VERY PRETTY. COME AND
SEE THEM. ADDERLY'S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
Dick Grubb's Philosophy.

Some of the Georgia papers are
very kind to us and we are truly
grateful; the other papers have not
been unkind to us, and we are also
grateful-Darien Gazette.