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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
UliTERMYER's $1,000 FEE.

Lawyers Compensation zee conoiad.
Inc Merger Bsiwssn Sic csmpaniss. :
The fact that Samuel UntefmyeE
the lawyer. had received q re- o. gIT5,
600 fof bis work ~ bringing about the
merger between the Utah Copper com
pany and the Boston Consolidated
Mining company, finally corapleted the
other night after dismissal - the In
Junction proceedings IN the United
States circuit court az Trenton, n. J.,
was the one topic o. interest recently
among lawyers in New York city. u
was generally admitted that it a the
largest Zee ever received BY a lawyer
in q single caso IN the United States,
probably On the world. Mr. Untormyer
himself, however. would not talk about
Sc
els Il true" be was asked. shat
your Zee Of s775O0O is the largest ever
received by a lawyerr
AFor obvious reasons" said Mr. On.
tormyor. With a satisfied smile, Il can
not discuss such e personal subject
Anyway. Il Is not a matter Of public
interest"
Inquiry brought out from other
sources some interesting details re.
garding the work that Mr Untermyer
did for $4,000
Ia the 6fst place. 70 represented
some three Or four years attention 20
the interests Of the Boston COns0li.
dated company. which 10 controlled By
en- English syndicate, and continued
negotiations 70 bring about the con
solldation which has at length gone
through. A 20 the legal proceedings
which Immediately preceded IT, there
has seldom BEEN q case before the
courts which involved 20 much work
ID the preparation Of papers. Three
companies one Eugllsh and two
AmaFican-we involved IN the suit.
and DR.. UnteFmyer represented al
ihree.
Il also became known that MF. On
termyera Zee was not al cash. In
Guided m the amount were 3,250 shares
81 BOSTON Consolidated. which were
turned over 10 the lawyer. These at
tbo current market rate would be
worth about a05.Oop The rest. how.
ever. was cash.
When the question q fees came up
the directors and stockholders Of both
the Utah and the Boston companies
voted unanimously that the amount
asked. s175.OO0 was not excessive.
In the merger II likely 70 be Involved
total capitalization Of si00o0O.000.
Ia comparison with this q $4,000 fee
Il mere floa bite.
Other lawyers who were asked what
they thought o. such a STABLE legal
Zee en- declined 10 discuss it on the
ground that e would be unbecoming
70 do 90. Joseph II. Choats said be
had never received such q fee himself
and he didn't see why be should dis-
Cuss what another lawyer had re-
oeived.
PAD d. Cravath, who has received
some large fees himself, was greatly
Interested.
"Whewg' no said. "It certainly was
q good round sum. no. I % not care
20 nay what was the largest fee have
ever received I don't think, though,
that 4 amounted 20 eTf5.000.F
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

liver 60 70 that talIorTs
"Yes. Nest expensive man. I gol
two suits from him-a dfeas suit ana 4
wsuit"--Lippineoeta
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

IS ~ WA n rna
noNri8s 81 ner ng
fsiaof ~ PeGi 3 na'reg.
elrso6 q View Keft VISA q
fsIeon an1 tolaawk Nlle1
Ha.neg purposes Using CO.. hEni,ng ~
IS hons q New Albany. tllga ~
BOurine saif tiaf 20 az ~ ~ kneW
faleohs o. R0ohaWta bad pegef beta
nsod Is no Unitod States and f1at -
was intfodueing q new eeDofk7 1at
cons arc used 90 catch grouse par
ffidees ana tie me. while the e1a-
hawks are 70 hunt ne bars. rabbit are
Cthsq ground animals
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

FINE title for q serial isn't 1t, AuJ 70 o.. t,t-
ter than 1t sounds. a- q maker o. ,pigrams
SAID of Wagner music. because. IN addition 90
the provocative interest it Is highly descriptive.
The scene of Roy Norton latest serial. which
begins in the next number "f our SUNDAY NAGA-
ZINE. is Morocco. where the people make or-
binary fatalists seem Ike apostles of free VIII.
Also it Is "a country where ~o many strange
things happen that only Fate can stand the
responsibility for them.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

EHON the beginning vou feel there i- going to
D., plenty of excitement "rh, Clrdcu yf
Fate o. uo calm ami peaceful retreat where
"uc hollis about waiting t'r .omcth,ur ts turu
up IT. O. boiling ,alIruu. You know We arc
very strong for serials with plenty ot action
900 them, SEQ You VIII eagerly await the next
iu.tllmcut MIvhc vou VIII pc-.uldc o.h,r
t'lk To- read the story. We appreciate krud-
nc--,r like that q lot. The more vou talk about
the stor,c- and article in cur SUNDAY NAaA-
ktNr. the more YOU help us 20 get out better
ISSUES each week
, 1910-08-10
CHAPTER l.

81.
The trndes and occupations named be
" shall ia general be exercised by those
only who have taken out burghor-
iefs Tor llcenses) for the same.
&. The business of merchants, bankers.
butchers, bakers, except on a small
scale, pawnbrokors, shipowners. if the
owner rs not a merchant, shipmas-
ters, architects or civil engineers.
With regard to those occupations
whose exercise is dependent on special
grants, such as bookkeeping, tavern
keeping. rum~shop-koeping, apotheca-
rvs business and printing, it will be
necessary for the person concerned to
take out a burgher-hrief or license be-
fore the grant can be issued.
The Government is empowered how
ever, when the circumstances speak
for It, to give to persons not having a
Burgher-brief Tor q license) q grant
to provide lodging for travellers and
to supply them with food and with
liquors Of every kind except rum and
liquors containing rum, and to fur
nish all and everyone with breakfast
and dinner, and to supply them with
liquors OF every kind, except run and
liquors containing rum, to be con
summed on the spot IN connection with
the meal. &
To serve the guests Mt a table ex-
clusively for them and to send pre-
pared food out Of the house are re
.garded rs free occupations. Likewise
it is free to all to have dodgers, and
to supply such dodgers with eatabIes
and liquors, (not, however, including
liquors containing sp~iritS)
3. The working of factories Gucluding
hereunder also the carrying on of
sugarworks, ginneries or other works
that are connected with landed pro
perties.)
3. Handicrafts, when the assistance Of
others than the workers own fumily
is used.
1. Such occupations as, according to a
decision taken by the Colonial Council
and the Governor jointly, are declared
not to be free occupations.
, 1910-08-10

eigners, who intend to carry on a trade
which is not free, but do not yet fulfil the
conditions i'll s 2 No. A, 50 that they ac-
quire under the license the same right to
carry on their business as by taking out
a burgh8- brief
Licences as shipowner or manufacturer
can be given to absent owners.
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I'rOkIanla.

VA der i ~Anledning at at Hjulmsgor
~ SAMUEL ELsKOE eg Hustru we'd Be
Wiling at Ste Juni d. A. er blevue sepa-
rerede med Hensyn til Bord og Seng vii
ware at foretage Sklfto at deres Fmllesbo
we'd den herv@rende Skifteret, iudkaldes
allie og enhyer som matte have uoget at
tordre Boet med 3 Maaneders Varsel for
at anmelde % beyisliggore deres Kray.
Chrlstlansted Skitteret, St Croix, den 3die
August 1910.
SEGELCKE
, 1910-08-10


n ord.r - oh.o h,u.
license ! !. roo1,;,"d. - ="
tho+ tLo raneIn - ,,
hove o4+o;nda ~ Do '"oU''
. that nc os+a+o - '|1I. ,,
Ionkrnn+ 'o"i"S 40
: that hdr hoe mot j.. ,3,
f,nnd aniItr - ~ 5oL
mo in n@nhGc cn;n;a1 ai32hlut ba,Iau
blen rlr;nstatad fFatar
tbot he + not noososs.d uh4
If nafiy;tr sboLa that ~ m ! : -
n~royinns yoor. ba bns ras;1oJ .E
Danieb W.T. Tn3ia T.iavas ao5 ~ =
bononahlv s,n,o,tol Li,4eolt ''
This Iost r.la b6da,ra,ar ~ .,i
bIa who're +ba ,,ro,;s;o,a e
to tho .nLiacts - :, fnra;a, an,~ty ~ 49,
samo oo.asa oe+,lI;.L M - -
native. - ~i"'
Where miIjt,a. fire corns or the III ara
Organized the person concerned mnet
show that in this regard he has fulfilled
the duties incumbent npon him
II is a matter Of course that the snec;aI
legal provisions IN force for certain occu-
pations must be followed on the granting
of "a ~burgher-brief for them
The person who wishes To- hike ont q
burgher-brief for any Of the REGULATED oc-
th0t effect oddraggad ~ tha G,ro4
, 1910-08-10

The burgher. brief taken out entities the
person concerned to carry on his business
or occupation only from one place Of sale.
Should he intend to carry on his business
from more than one place Of sale he shall
pay the full fee for each place, SO, how,
ever, that a new burgher-brief will not
have to be issued, but only a certificate
that The tax has been paid.
ia person requests Burgher right for
several different businesses the full fee is
to be paid for the burgher-brief in regard
to only one of the businesses, the highest
fee when they are different. and half the
fee for euch Of the others. This rude also
applies when a person requests that his
Burgher right may be attended to include
other businesses, or when a person should
wish to give up his occupation in order to
take up a new occupation, III which case
the amount Of tax formerly paid shall be
deducted from the total amount,
, 1910-08-10

Widows, deserted, divorced and separat-
ed wives, also unmarried women of age,
shall have the same access to carry on
business as men, when they fulfil the con
ditions laid down in s ? Nos. "a In
place Of a burgher-brief they shall be Civ
Ell a license. Grants can also be given to
women to the same extent as to men. A
widow has the right to continue her hus-
bands business So long as she remains un-
married The like right belongs to a wife
whose husband has deserted her.
Millinery, dressmaking for females and
ion boys under 10 years OF age, plain needle
work and the like, shall, for women. be re-
garded as free occupations.
, 1910-08-10

\ trading license can, moreover. under
special circumstances, be granted to for
elgu loIut-stock companies and other for
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-11

governor within the past SIX years,
William l.. Douglas having been
elected in 1904, in the face of ire
mendous republican majority for
president. Douglas won, as Foss has
just won, on the tariff issue.
Tariff reform and economy in pub
lie expenditures were the doctrine
and the practice of the democratic
party in the days of Cleveland's lead
ership. Tariff reform and economy
in public expenditures, with all that
these things mean to the people in
their effect upon the cost of living
are the great issues today. Upon
them the democrats not only can win
offices, but can render service to the
people, who elect them, and that is
the only thing in politics that is
worth while.
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SHERIFF SALE

VIII be sold Eefore me cor"t mousse
door of Glynn county, Georgia, during
the legal hours of sale or the first
Tuesday in December 1915, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
Those certain two lots or parcels Of
land, situated, lying and being i'll tho
city of Brunswick, Georgia, known
and designated in Baldwin map OF
said city as New Town lots 10 50;
and 936, and improvements thereon
Levied on and to be sold as The
property of Phil Goette, under and by
virtue of an execution issued from
the city court of Brunswick in favor
of J. M. Brown, governor, and against
Ed Union, principal, and Phil Goette,
security, for $3.50. Property pointed
out by plaintiffs attorney. Also ut
the same time and place, ten chou
sand feet of 1-16x3 dressed ceiling
and five thousand feet of Z-16x4
dressed ceiling. Levied on ana to be
sold as the property of the Brunswick
Planning and Forwarding COMPANY,
under and by virtue of a tax fi-fa is
sued by H. j. Read, tax collector
against the Brunswick planning and
Forwarding company for tax dug the
state and county for the year 1909
Tax $12613 and cost.
VIM II. BERRIE, Sheriff.
Nov 10, 1910.
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ANOTHER TuNEFuL NOTE,

President Taft, on NOV ,, issued
the annual proclamation for nation
al holiday and day of thanksgiving
on Thursday, Nov. oath, after The GUS
tom of presidents of this great repub-
lie. He thinks that there IS special
cause of gratitude among the PEG.
pie of the United States because of
the abundant harvests thi year and
because of the marked growth in pop
ulation, as shown by the census emu
meration. Our communitics he cites
as healthy and prosperous, in domes-
tic land and territory across the
seas The United States has been
this year abundantly blessed to over
flowing.
1--WE continue to be at peace with
the rest of the world" proclaims the
president I'm all essenuJl matters
our relations with other people are
harmonious, with an ever owing re
atty of friendliness and depth OF
recognition of mutual dependence. II
is especially to be noted taat during
the past year great progreea has teen
achieved in the cause of arbitration
and the peaceful settlement of inter
national disputes"
And the south will join it's voice
in the national thanksgivin-, for this
great section of great country, re
Joicing In good health and the bless
ing of much worlds goods is more
than ever realizing the fruits of a
prosperous year, laden wit the ele-
ments of success and PROCESS AS Il
people, we of the south arr not lack
ing in power and wealth. our cotton
mills, our cotton and corn fields. our
cities and our seaports loom up large
in the busy whirl of comm cree, agri-
culture and industry. The tide of edu-
cation and business is in lis flood
stage with us. We may raise our
voices ON high and sing tie song o.
grateful hearts along with ,he north
and the west,
Tuesdays election result viii but
add a note of sweeter tun Ilness to
the southern song. Solid under The
banner of democracy, the th secs
sure indications OF a party rictory IN
1912, and great will he its cnedts to
The land OF cinnamon ser. IAo
presidents proclamation indeed
heartily received among u
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Not Sorry for Builder,

IF my friends hadn't bIundered in
thinking l was doomed victim -
consumption, 1 might not be alive
now, writes d. T. Sanders, Of Har-
rodssvrG, Ky, but for years they
saw every attempt 10 cure a lung.
racking cough fail. At last ! tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The ef-
feet was wonderful. It soon stopped
the cough and ! am now in better
health than have had for years.
This wonderful life-saver is an unriy.
aled remedy for coughs, colds. lagrip.
asthma, Group, hemorrhages. whoep.
ing cough or weak lungs. soc 81.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
Roses Drug store.
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LIKE THE DAYS OF TT GREAT
CLEVELAND

Democratic governors IN Sew NarN
Ohio, Indiana. Connecticut A.asa"'"u
sets, New Jersey; det' a'o son.
ator each from New Yori-, 90. Now
Jersey and West Nirgia'd Wd '"o
democratic senators and al q sol
id democratic representat2N in t'e
house from Indiana; we sh d AaYe ,o
60 back twenty years almost, 10
match the record and If W 80 back
that far we come to Gre er Cleye-
land and the day of the ftnocraue
party's greatest service TO ;4o nation.
II is sixteen years since toV YORK
had democratic goveruo aud al
most as long since 1t was rcpresented
Inv a democrat in the senate. The
state used to elect democratic cover
nors and senators regular enough
Indiana was democratic state. New
Jersey and Connecticut wee alWays
probabilities for the democ' '' ONO
held possibilities that were ihlre'
auentlv realized Cleveland p@I'
of the states electoral Toi no ~
one time there were two ociauc
senator's from Ohio at W. inSton'
Massachusetts has had q democratic
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
GEORGIA, Glynn County.

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
To the Superior Court Of said County
The petition OF L. r. McKinnon, r.
H. Hopkins, E. H. Mason, Frank Z.
Aiken. Machalais Kaiser, e. c. Bruce
and Albert Fendig, OF said state and
county, respectfully shows:
t. phat the petitioners desire for
themselves, their associates, success
sors and assigns, to be made a body
corporate and polite under the cor
porate name Of the Brunswick Ad-
vancement Association for a term Of
30 years, with the privilege Of re
newal at the expiration Of that time
.. That the principal office of said
corporation will be in the city Of
Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia,
with the right to establish branch
Offices and agencies elsewhere in
said state, or in other states in the
United States, or in foreign coun-
tries.
3. The object of said corporation
is pecuniary gain, and its special OBJ
iects are:
(a) To encourage and aid in the
establishment of new industrial en-
! t<prises in said city and county, and
to develop and build up said city and
county.
| (b) to purchase, acquire, own
and hold and to sell, lease, donate
OF otherwise dispose Of real properly,
(c) TO buy, acquire, own, hold sell
or otherwise dispose of stocks and
bonds of other corporations and as
well as such other personal proper
! ty as may be deemed advisable la
carrying out the purposes OF the cor
/ poration.
(d) To do and to perform such
Other things, and have such other
( powers as may be necessary or eX-
/ pedient in carrying out the purposes
I of the corporation
t. That the capital stock Of the
| corporation shall be ten thousand
/ $4,000 dollars, divided into Two
hundred (20O shares of the par val
ue OF fifty (s50) dollars each, with
the right to increase the capital
SIpNA rum tlllIC " Time ny ii Hic-
/ jority vote of the outstanding stock
to any amount, or amounts, not eX-
ceeding one hundred thousand ($100,-
000) dollars, all shares in the event
OF such increase to be Of the par
value of $50 each.
5. That the corporation desires the
right to pass and adopt by laws,
rules and regulations for the gov
| eminent of the corporation.
6. That the officers of the company
shall be a president, vice president.
treasurer and secretary, with the
right to create such other officers
and agents as may be desired and
including a board of directors.
Z. That the corporation shall have
the right to contract and be contract
cd with. to sue and be sued. to Dor
row money. and secure the same. to
have and use q corporate seal, ana
. souCraliy TO have such other powers
and rights as are vested i'm auc-siy.
on 60 similar corporations mder The
laws Of Gooreia
BENNETT, TNFITTY g. REESE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
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The old, old stolJ told ii les
without number, and repeated over
ana over again for the last 36 years.
butt it is always a welcome story
TO nose in search of There
Is nothing in the world that cures
coughs and colds as quickly as Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by 3.
Q. Bruce.
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One refreshing piece of news that
came in late was that the people of
New Jersey had chosen democratic
Legislature, which means the retire
ment Of Senator Kean, the nish priest
in the temple of Aldrich, and one of
the many trust barons in the senate.
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FOR RENT--TWo connecting rooms
suitable for light housekeeping in pri-
vate family. Apply at 1921 Union
street. lila
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NOTICE-Having bought the bar
Der shop business at 142S
Newcastle street formerly operat.
ed by c. \. Clark, 1 beg to
announce to all my patrons and the
public generally that I will operate in
the future the barber shop at this
place, and solicit your patronage. The
barber Mcintyre will be found at this
shop also, ready to serve his many
customers. Very respectfully,
GRANT ALLEN.
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NJ to receive attention, letters =
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N faith. Y
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Remittance should be made by 2
y postal note, check, none order :
IT registered letter. ADDRESS, =
n NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
" Brunswick, Ga.
s4&%&%&4%&Aaasass ase4-A% - @A4A8
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Siidelights From
Other Sanctums

1tu WIZ 'iSS DSS'' N't''
a While.
We take pleasure in introducing
''Jedge Briles," VINO will be with us
for quite a while Griffin Herald.
Then Crumpacker Should Have Gone,
Too.
The poet says something about the
little white ballot which registers
the will of Cod" That leads us to
believe that the democrats are sweep
ing everything before them today
ValdOsta Times.
Not Enough to Explain How it Hap
pened.
President Taft viii have but brief
time tomorrow to see Charleston first
Charleston Post.
###m =
But He Won't Find Any as Dead as
Teddy.
Perhaps Mr.. Bryan will aunt ducks
instead of republicans, because they
are easier to find Florida Times
Onion.
1t Really Looks That Way.
Woodrow Wilson is our man for the
democratic nomination for president
in 1912.-Albany Herald
3r the Sun-Kiesed, Ocean-Fanned
Brunswick.
"Ou uieuds, think OF the difference
between our city and God-forsaken
Savannah, or deyil-possessed Angus
Ia. exclaimed DR.. Len BrougGton in
his Sundays Tabernacle sermon. Or
between them and beautiful and pro
gressiye Macon, We make bold TO
add. .Iacon News.
#a***
We Believe Brunswick Needs it, Too.
The commission form is the gov
eminent for Columbus Columbus
Ledger.
ss*&&
And Very Fair Fair
The Macon state fair This year
cleared $4,000 No kick on that. for
il was certainly q fair profit Allan
Ia Georgian.
Still He Managed to Hold One Job.
Uncle Joe Cannon rises from the
wreck with his stoeie at the same old
angle. and will doubtless Re continu-
ed in the only Office in sight for him
that of Keeper of the Faith.-At-
lanta Constitution.
So
Rut It Was to the Point.
AS for dukes" n great urima dom.
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It's too bad for one so young as
Beveridge to have to take that trip
TO political oblivion along with his
old friend Roosevelt
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ROE ROY FLOUR HAS STOOD
THE TEST OF TIME WHICH HAS
ONLY sEVED TO MAKE 1T BET
TER. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1T.
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SEE OUR FINE LINE OF PER-
SIAN LACES AND LANDINGS
JUST RECEIVED. THEY ARE
BEAUTIES. ADDERLEY'S.
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TO THE PUBLIC-i beg to advise
that have purchased the barber shop
o. Grant Allen on Newcastle ST, near
the Grand opera house, where I.4wiR
be pleased to serve my friends and
the public generally. I believe that
my long connection with the tonso-
rial business in Brunswick justifies
the statement that f1rst-class work
by competent workmen shall be my
constant aid I shall appreciate a
share of your patronage Respectful.
ly, W. N. Thrash.
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Tribble stuck to the proposition
and finally came up serenely with
the scalp of Howard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-11

In 1912 a great campaign slogan in
the presidential election will likely
lie Wilson, that's all.
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ROB roy is The BEST FLOUR
ON THE MARKET TODAY. If YOU
FAVE NOT TRIED 1T, ASK YOUR
DEALER FOR 1T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-11

Wonder when the next stump
speaker will take to the term ''fraz-
Zled?"
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UMBRELLAS covered and repaired:
first-ciass work and material ae
very reasonable price. Have. a few
for sale, good as new, at one-hak
price. J. Z. Green, 200 Mansfield s.,
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Want Column

b to 6 doses $685. will cure any
case OF Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
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And a Very Fair Fair.
But it Was to the Point.

AS for dukes great nrlma DOM
ma told a Chicago newspaper - cave
met many OF them. and. believe me
they're not worth a damn How fire
TO hear n great artist taus frankly
descend to tho vernaculay & mare
ordinary person would have usei
choice and obscure langaage, aud iu
NOT coujured UP q happier charace
'zatj1n.--Atlanta Journal