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The sun., 1910-08-06
NORTH CiROLINs REPt BLICtNA
significance ef the contest ef Nereheaa
Ana Duncan for tORtrol.

To rpg EpiToR oF THF STN- SIR. SO far
as can see wandering about IN the south
the closing Of the rift opened nv Mr. Taf :
speech a. Greensboro, Y e. two yesrS ar
30 ago L. practically complete There hss
been no Intelligent effort in any auar'sr Pro-
build up a Republican parry. even In >'a'".
where material of reJuvene-cence "1is's
The machines have fortified their At.
proache- no outsider need apply. and from
top to bottom 80 far ~ ! can see. 'her"
.. A serried n somew hat narrow front -
up aRaInst irreVeren' invaders In o'he-
words. the old arrangement - In full flower
The ms sider- do not want re"ruit- u hn fna.
contend with hem for the prizes dt~trihIie'
from Washington. Apd the whole Republic an
ebullition A. the South - at a -tand>th'
In only one neigh hoThood have di-'o'-
cred the slightest protest again-i Tho dom
mating claims of the machine. and tha' be
m the Green-hor district. whers the Hon
John Morehead. backed by eN- senator
Marion Butler. has launched hghr asains
the Hon T. & Duncan. nov referee m
North Carolina matters, for control ~ 'r"
Republican forces in the approaching IRA
Morehead like the Hon Thomas settle =
Republican by inheritance he - = NJ.
tive oi the state. a. was hi- father. forms'
Governor he - man ~ wealth and -orisi
position and haS ne hacking of many power
ful forces " - hi- present ambition 20 n'
chairman of the Republican state commit
zee. which means that he viii preside o's
the Republican party = de~tinIe- IN the state
and conduct propaganda entirely h"stl'"
20 that nov directed hy the Hon ! e Dun
can. referee and dominAtor AZ large 'hrouc'
out North Carolina How II will turn ou'
nobody can tell with certainty but the inter
es's OF North Carolina with ~ Wultrfud
nous cotton mills and other industrie- meet
ing protection are gradually inclinins ''s
people to Republican doctrines. and the uI.
shot may h" IN Morehead favor Ne -
strong man veil liked and welcome ever.
where The people want 10 he protec'rt
IN their various liNehhoodS They have
proper contempt for the organization.
which contents itself with the drilling or
delegates and the -uh-euUent partition o.
the Federal patronage They want vid"'
field IN which they can operate freely W..
out the taint Of the machine. and this 'neE
zee In the triumph Of Morehead
n IL = very interesting situation. snN
should ~ result IN the triumph Of Morehesi
~ may lead to that break in the -olid South
for which all patriotic people Ions
NIAToR
GhtHSsBoRo. y. G. August
The sun., 1910-08-06
4 Rhode Islansi Red.

FF0T7 fNF TrlTfaf00 T0HFHlI.
Mrs. Abel hanley Of Old Orchard adopted a
ben into her family some months ago. Int, hen
ls OF the Rhode Island Red breed and soon shov = D
more Intelligence than the average hen. goi1-
about the house like any other member OF ne
family and SsIkidg w and down stairs NJ
Manley declares the hen ran tsiL and that 49,
can understand what IL ssys This non i $50
fond Of being petted II viii stand IN front o.
Nr Manley chstierinE sway and " he fs,, 10 -
notice she wi get into his lap. she do,s not 'N'-
IN m!nEie with other hen.. She will NAik o. n.
doors for while ami then rernier the ho..'
Mrs MAniey has numher Of cats The nrn ~ '
tho cats are iTi~nds. hut ~ times vhsn ne "a. ..
have q tempting looking piece ~ meat MIST '
Hen viii walk up and puli " from their mo On
Mrs Manley Il very much attached to this he1
and the hen In return loves her mistress
The sun., 1910-08-06

II Ls Figaro ~ veil informed Paris
proposes 10 honor the late King EDWARD
Nv a memorial IN the central boulevards
that he know 50 we'll Running parallel
with the Boulevard de Ia Madeleine. but
depressed few fee below its level IL
the old Rue BasSe d. R-mpart with lts
row ~ antiqust.d buildings curious
patch of darkness and quiet m the liveliest
part ~ Paris The buildings have been
condemned aud little square - 10 take
their place. from which a broad street
- 80 b. cut leading to the outer circle
of wide thoToughfdre- on winch IN. Gar.
~ la5ar- faces
This street and square are 20 bear
King EDwAHD- name. and IN ia. latter
his equestrian s'atu. will he set up. II
will he a mark not only 81 the entente
c1rdials hU' Of IA. mutual admiration
and affection that PARIS and the late
hing shared Tor each other. The nam.
Ia b- perp-tua'-d ho~"v"r. should b..
more accurately RE du Prince de Galles
FOR u Was the Princs - WALLS Who IN.
gratiated himself with the PariSlans bv
becoming houl-vardisr ike the rest -
them
The sun., 1910-08-06
W4sHIvGr0N'S GOrERNWg>r
4 Taxpassr D.al. win ~. a., 10, m.
FranrNl.e and Autsaana,

To rHE FntroR oF THt -. .
TaV STN Of August rnd n lone -
from I = Johnston Of Nssbfn,,r. =.
cT,ttct... I'm SrS for ~. ,.fIf.-.
local nod t.- ON IN. .ror. %, rp..tr
attacks on the national Tr.,.tr, .rH ...
proce.da ,o .t.fs the yrt.,,,,.. -.
Di.,,,,, .y.tp., IN. gens,.t ,,,,,.....--,
do NO, prooo.. IN folio, NJ I.tr.
.,,,,n,.n, ,h,o,,,bo,, hat ,,,.,.i, .
-, ~, 80, :, ~, ,,,,.,,. h., -. 90
!. o., ,,..,,,,,,, -. ,.t.,, -, 49,, .-.
80. ,.,n.,,,n. ,..,a.r, ,,,,,'.,.,..' We
-. -, 80. a., -. -, ''
-. - A., =, -. '.'.
.-'.,.', . ,,'....' ~ To-
~ q .,,' -, ' .'.','.. So = " '.. ".
~ VI ". ''s' '''' ~, '. ."n-
Io''" NV '"c ''"""'" '-'h.'- ans
HssAA o, ns'","es w N'Pp"'' ~ i.' 1000
'e"'i"h. 'heh ne A'E"e~ IVA WI" N"'u"
OF 'h@ pIN'"' u" NOV E"' '"' ''H' no
respec' OF TAXATION ana h'"a'e~ 'h'' 'h"
noNernnen' does ho' 'oh't'n"'" h' i."
share OF ihe local oudHet Ahd 'ha' '."
District - ground down s''ordnsn -.-
nothing else OF importance w ms l"''"' AMI
The sun., 1910-08-06

declares that 10 d,d not .pli' y senator
0ORi Mr. Goes ha~ adisle'i . heavy loSi
20 his burden 81 responsibility nv r--n-
ciR'ing Nicr- President SHFRN'NS name
wlGh he AFFAIR The senator s'em- Il"
b- 10 prepared - HIb-iantIaie hl- graN"
charges Hr has certainly acted With
very li'l" discretion, tn sav IA" least
nles- h.. 'an uhian evidence IA C"r-
ruboritt tun uf the ugly story h" will earn
more contempt than pral-"
The sun., 1910-08-06
EvroRrs or ,Ro> .AD >TEEL.

N,SHiNGtpN. NHg > LAport, ~ ron
tnd -ts"l and he Manufactures thrr~uf
"a m" hsrai wear I,isi rlussd show q value
VI tl~''uIus. This - % li.s eloquent
frum So. 49, IN I-o. o. "a. .iOg in isso.
Ni,t6 - ~ IN~, and So 5ic .us 100 l>'s'
\ r'n-td-rahlr aumt-r IT articles that ~
lss' Werr ,ncludrd "a the miscellaneous
group have SINCE been classified --Ia-
rirrlv hecatIs' - the increase ~ th" "N-
port trade The -sports of IRON pipes
and fittings we're m, iude,i ~ the misrel-
lan,pu- group prinr To- Sas Sai.s in 1910
we're valued at ~ Siiu0 Electrical ma
"h,n-ry was hrsi classified separately "a
SsS aud isO sales exceeded tS.HO.tsD
lNp-Nrlt-r- have b..n listed separately
s,nc- 1897. snd sales last year amounted
10 s." ".!i0'-" Ib>h registers were sept
rately listed "a lsin. and " g'o .ts0 worth
were sNpnrt-d ia IgIn
since 1891 the makers uf American sew
ing machines have -Nporte.i $50 1ssl ,sO
worth ~ iheS.s articles the slle,. of 1914
amounting Ia 81. SOO. 90 The u-.a nf Amer
Ican sewing machines. tyIse~ritsrs aud
cash registers - worldwide. They are
used IA London. Pa ris and ~ Petersburg
and IN Scout. Bangkok aud colombo.
American engines. fire, locomotive and
stationary and American printing presses
and laundry machines are perhaps not
less widely disi ributed The same NAV he
said of buiiders' hardware and consider
able variety of tools. There ~ also an
almost Worldwide u-r Of American pumps
lathes and drills. and machinery for
special purposes Steel rail shipments
l NJ year amounted Ia $40. ) 70 OGD and shin
ments ~ structural iron and steel To
81. ~ Ooo. about one-half Of the latter APP
bearing IN the Canadian account. Sales
OF iron sheets and plates amounted to
81. 80 .OOO. and salss of steel sheets and
plates to ssi2O.OO0. Sales of ha rbed wire
amounted to - ~. .Oao and ~ other
wire 70 SiOTt.OOO Wire nails brought
81 7O0. .Ooo. and cut nails and tacks brought
q mother million dollars Sales of locks
hinges and other builders hardware
a amounted To ~ sal 00o. and -alcs IT saws
q nd other tools to - JpO Gn. The list in
chIdr- other shipments a. follows
The sun., 1910-08-06

lr ~ tDuur "F las SIS ~ " -
reported m Psn-AmeVicsn circles here
'hii TIE nlied states DELEGATES to the con
'"ren'e ~ Buenos ANre- are giving = din
ner 'o-ntgh' - iher AE-o' ia'~- EOm the
other republics and fha' tho representa-
IiNe % Nicaragua has bean stpdiousIy ig-
nored m the matter ~ the mutations Can
MS he ~ and VI 80. docs ~ NOT strike YOU
a. magnificent diplomacy. TiPITAPA
Ms-Ht>DruN. ~ &. AuguG
The sun., 1910-08-06
Gladstone 90 ~e~ man.

TO ~. rprToR ~ rHs srN-S'' Many per-
sons ho are interested IN tho matter Of style
vii appreciate Nr GAds,ones delight in me
bsAIty Of cardinal Ne~man writings
- ia transporting style. I nnd myself con
siAn'S disposed to rrN aloud and vent myself
that sAy a. read - @, Ike the very highest
ng>ic Snd seems sometimes In beauty 10 TO
ncN Nond the human
This warm panesyrc appears In Gladstone I,
letters on Religion \ MoySss.S
wv NoEE August
The sun., 1910-08-06
BU Of Advice Vrsm lows.

F'bH ne S'oss ror Cp,Ioa,
Dn Iuiy nith wrseked buggy vas to,nd In Dr
Morris yard Some one had len IL thsr, on IN.
night OF the fourth later reports Gays that one
orut Fnsn with his best giT tried 10 paas another
rigE. u did not propose 10 he pas.ed 20 q rae, vas
the result and the NtsCk followed ue I,arned
tho young lady Was hurt quite bad Roys don't
rIn races Uhsn you best girl 3. In with YOU toy
spon o. wont have no best sirt
The sun., 1910-08-06

10 rHE EpIrog ~ TAG SUN S,r 90
wish TO extend hearty thanks for The
diversions afforded by Father Prout's
IicniC. IL - merry hesT' goes all the
day and the good iather no doubt walk
Ing -eTsnely IN The Ely-an fields. ChuckIes
uN -r fhe-c things lFB
BRTBuEPnRr. Conn August
The sun., 1910-08-06
Do..sr Asr.e wun III. s.,.,

10 rHE fpIIoN OF THE SUN .S,r am sorry
mat cannot agree with Mayor Gsynor on the
subject OF Arrestinz boys and young Ioafer.
Mayor GsSn nor i doing good work a. Mayor bu,
bis prejudice AGAINST policemen IL evident
boys Of ~ and even younger are not 10 b.
consldered Immune from punishment Al that
Age they can he and ihey are bad sny police
OrrceT Magistrate or ritgen can tsstIty
NV NoEE. August n 3D. Lam.
The sun., 1910-08-06
That ",IacsrenIc D,.asssr. E,

1oTHF EpIroR ~ THE SUN Srr Nearly
hfty years ago IN the Brookline. Mss- high
school bright. bold schoolmate. long
since dead. spoke the following on . decla-
nation day u differs from the Two YER
sionA THE STN has printed
TIe, fTaues stoidi
Hired boat for NlAesn
Nagnum stormum SurErbAt
20 boAtem ONerturnebai
~ omnes droW ndlderunt
."l svimere non potusrunt
y &.
BEooKItNF. Mass August
The sun., 1910-08-06

Tu rHr IpIrpu 80 THN SrN ~v Just gh.,
can NJ burton d Hcndrick mean N hts artrIe
on o. grniylng At.iy IN the Nugust urCIsrcs
wh-n n" >sys .Ch',,Co huilt 40, famous drain
age ,NnaI And ~ = -tiok- cut down tts 2, phoid
rat" nearly 5Hp p~r rent
~ Appfars that me former ate ~ In iOn 0su
and me later rate - IN rypvD ',rordins -
ur,IInrtr uathSTaiirs' u. osr-.r- me rsdurtiop
ooulf rgu-e out shout SOC prI cent Onis
rc,urI-' ststis'iciars arc allowed 70 e-,rs u.
dr,'ton- mrth~r nan ~ rsr cent " "a.
HgLNkTIA. y. }. August ).
The sun., 1910-08-06

Turn them pu' cries Nr BRYAN.
alluding - IN. Democrats IN the Illinois
Legislature Wno voted To- send th" Hon
WILLIAM l.oRIMIE to the Senat" HIS
Indignation - belsted and seems forced
II gives on" tn" impression that he =
seeking to rehab,litat" himself a. - l--der
~ the party 10y d-nounclnE the wre'ches
Other fTm,nati"nS may he expected from
Nr BEY,. when he can think II some
thing t. Ssy
The sun., 1910-08-06

t. rHE ENRON oT THE SuN SIR
y oud ike 10 have Sargent TAylor'- trans.
laiIun ~ the following
lsabile haerrS eEo
Tortihus - in aro
a. Mobile 'hrmis truN
Na'icinem pes an duS
GFoRGFC n DBGFN
OsK LANE. PHTADFLFHI,. August :
The sun., 1910-08-06
,n.,h.r Du Maur,er IImer,rA

- rHt Enron "F THF SrN SIR ALLOW
me 30 add - the nonsense verses of Du
Naursr quoted IN tO.daNs SuN m. fol-
lowing
U,sune eune nir Nemours
Gyl rephaue Ia nsne chose touiours.
OuAnd ~on rntchsnt ieune frbre
'ur NirE enier.
I-Ils rtpond 'Char,n son tour
lou' gaismenf LEoNARp Srr.sr
FvNosk Angus
The sun., 1910-08-06

The last service that ! EDWARD sim
MONS performed for the citizens N New
York vas m the once of president oT the
Board of Water Supply In the execution
~ his duties. IN strict compliance with
the statutes and IN Obedience to the
counsel ~ expert and Trustworthy ad-
visers he did What he conceived to he for
tho best interest of the community IN
m" face of slanderous attacks -o bitter
that 70 believe they were merely tho Ell
pressions - ignorant meddlers over'a1 1es
human Credulity MIR SINMoNs perse-
vered. despite abuse 80 yirulent that
abandonment - the struggle through
sheer disgust would have been almost
forgivable. IL must have been To him IN
his declining days a source of comfort and
pleasure to know that even within a few
years the wisdom n his policy and the
honesty ~ mis- purpose wer" cordially
recognized bv the public he served
The sun., 1910-08-06
S,rsas. wnd An,msI 81 Ws,re.

wash ngon CsVgrs poHfrHfr LrEiUon Jour'g!
some Kind Of Wild animal l. diExnE up '7-
rev ! u Howarh's To,Atoes This mars sfr-
merely digs the rotaioes out, but docs no' rs
thsm ~ he would eous around In diggiRg ~ :
Nr howard would hs better pleased.
The sun., 1910-08-06
sasssrip,lsa. ,, Nail Postpaid

sabsFTtpttoas ~ SAiL F"sapeN
DAILY Per Month ................... 80 30
DAILY. Per Yea ................... 90
SUNDAY. Per Ncsr ............. 90
DAILY ANDSt NDAN Per Ncav 10
DAILY AND Sl'NDNN Re Noah 30
Posisss 10 icr,ign cUintrie- adds'i
Al CHECKS mone, orders tc 10 bs made pay
sbls TO THS Sv>
Fublshsd h. The san Printing sni rthu>hing
Association a. 10 Nassau sJrsi in tue hEoush
Of Manhattan New NorA prc>tieh' of the Nsso
r4atton Fdward y Nttchei 30 Nassau stree
Treasurer % n. association. ls1an l7o
Nassau street Sscrrsty o' ihr Associstion -
Quinn lin Nsssau street
tondon ofrcs FmnghAm HolSs Arundel street.
strand ~yhe DAN sud SundsN So az GA sale "a
London st The American ami colonial fNchangs
Caritch street Regent si-se' and rAv steamship
AGrnry. !5 Green strr'. ,harng Cro-S Road.
Paris once ~ Ru. outs le GTsnd The daily and
sunday editions arr sale a. kio-aue .. n~s' the
Grand Ho,e kiosqvc - noule, nj d~s Carnclns'.
corner Place de roT"-s snd Nio~auc ~ hotlevsfd
de- IAli-ns. roTner Rue oUI, Il Grand
"a leaving The cip .nr me sumner 40 mAy
rave TaE ~ sem 20 Ou ~ mail a. me regular
subscription rates aCdrr.s~> being changed A.
u.tsn A. ds,ttcd trtSrs TaE ne N'n' ''-o"g
aay nsW sdSal.r - 20 tbr Publication of,~
The sun., 1910-08-06

ConribuiinE Favor what do you want
S"rio'osis' Nothing ~ Just snoop aronad .
" hi- 10 s~e nos sou i've
The sun., 1910-08-06
NIrtue ~ ire Iamp.

Aladdin r,nbed Ms n,aGir lamp.
II doesn run ~ gAs hill On me uhenl a.
away In tnr summer. Ne bOAsted.
Herewith an mArvslled.
The sun., 1910-08-06

The list does not include many articles
IN which iron or steel or both form lmpor-
tsnt narts. surn a. agricultural machinery
and implements. Exports IL such articles
Amounted last wear To- SSi2issI. an in
crease from 81 ssS 1E IN lSs2 and from
sI6 Oss nD m Issi u docs not rnclud"
cars and carriages and other vehicles
~ conveyanc" and transportation sales
- these. exclusive Il automobiles and
cvcles amounted tn - so.01 The auto
mobile account was sI iSo 80 for s.asS
cars. an Increase from s. ISi2t3 IN 1876
TN the other hand the business m cYclc~
of different kinds - failing ~ L.
amounted To MSS i2s in Ion5 and To
tScU. 7oO lasi year sales ~ metal furniture
amoG nted 10 S9aS $50
Huge as this business - m IT. aggre-
gate, II represents very small fraction
~ our total output ot manufactures of
iron and steel The doubling ~ the
foreign sales within few years can h"
effected nv intelligent effort
The sun., 1910-08-06

o. az '.sna' "a .Irr- tr '-"1 -lfr.''-i7'' 'ot
r. Atsfrrr t'-A 'nbrr, 'SisfSa -',s 'ss'r'd 'Hsv
-us' ~ on ra,s, s,-d s'irrrs 20. .7ri psTp1w
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THE PASTIME.

1t is not the policy of the Pastime
to revive ancient history, hut we
think We may be pardoned if we
ask you if you saw that western pic
ture last night. If you did not then
you lose, but You need not despair,
@oing to he histOry-maker.
"A Cowboy for Love" Thrown
from the back ofs "a swiftly gallopin"
horse the son of rich rancher is
found by toe lovely daughter of Mex
lean peasants, who nurses him Dlcll
to health. The attempt of the youth s
proud father to break the attach
ment which springs mp, results in
an e,opement and the lovers start ont
in life alone. In delightful man
ner is shown how the lonely and mo.
rose old man has his heart melted
by the raby fingers of his grandonild
resulting in happy reunion.
20 You Wives'-A Powers come
dy is new to Brunswick, but they will
We well-known by all after tonight
rs we have two of these original and
delightful comedies.
The Toming of Buck A de
liehtful western comedy, one of the
funniest you ever saw. and a picture
fat will put you in a good humol
Cor the rest of the week.
Everyone is coming to the Pastimt
| to see the new pictures Are vOl
| one of them?
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND rONIGHT-MotIon

THE GRAND TONIGHT-Motlon
Pictures.
"A Home Melody"
Spotted Snakes Schooing."
more Than His Duty
"a Woman's Vanity"
"The Golf Fend."
"Mirth and Sorrow"
"A Home Melody'-A bcaut;ru'
'ltagraph LISA 81, p-CuucjiUA Vac.
Ill of the faYGr;te Eitasr4.-. al.o.s
taking part. The story is one of The
)rettiest ever put to motion pictures
and is sure to create sensation to-
night.
Spotted Snakes Schooling" is one
Of the best Indian dramas shown in
motion pictures in many months,
,he story is entirely new and pro
duced ly the famous Kalem company
several real Indians take part in this
film and is a sensational pic,are
throughout
More Than His Duty" is a story
sahat will appeal to every patron of
w N'iphu, a JuoSS 10 COlIlpSlltu TO
pass sentence on his own son and is
one OF tae finest pieces of acting ever
produced in motion pictures.
"A Woman's Vanity" is a scream
from the very start to the finish. one
long continuous laugh: one of the
funniest pictures ever shown at ,ne
Grand.
The Golf Fiend" is another clev.
er comedy, picture that makes You
wonder how much such foolish
things could be put to motion pic
lures, YOU Will laugh for weeks over
this picture.
"Mirth and Sorrow" is without
doubt the prettiest romance ever
shown in motion pictures. produced
with the usual care and given a mas
sive production by the famous Pathe
company and acted by Frances great
est actors, this romance will be re-
membered for many months ~ the
patrons of the Grand. The picture is
a wonderful one and all should see il.
The above program, the longest
ever shown in Brunswick, will pack
the Grand tonight Over 900 feet
OF pictures and six new subjects.
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NANNEY DRUG CO,

Colgates Violet Talcum ,.....15c
Colgates Cashmere Bouquet
Talcum -. So. -. ,....1 5c
Colgate's Dactylis Talcam $50
Nantahala, 10c, 15c and .25o
Syrup, White Pine and Tar ..2oo
Lowney's Fine Candies; pTescrip-
tons filled; goods delivered
promptly.
Telephone 116.
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SEE OUR FINE LINE OF PER.
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JUST RECEIVED. THEY ARE
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YOUNG MEM WANTE }.
Government Pays Railway Mai
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Free Scholarships Are Offered.

}Incle Sam holds examinations for
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TAI clerks. Prepare at once for the
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thousands of appointments are to
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Pimples of Eczema. Boils. Swellings
Eating Sores, take 3. r. 3. 1t killa
the poison. makes the blood pure and
rich, completely changing the entire
body into a clean, healthy condition.
healing every sore Or pimple and stop
ping all aches, pains and itching. cur
ing the worst case Of Blood Poison
3heumatism or Eczema
BOTANIC BL-OG BALM (B. 3. b.
is pleasant and safe 20 lake; COM
posed of pure Botanic ingredients. II
purifes and enriches the blood.
DIUGGlSTS, 81 PER LARGE BOT
TIE. with directors for home cure.
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A GOOD POSITION

IAN be had By ambitious young men
and ladies in the field Of wireless
or railway telegrapGy. Since the g.
hour law became effective and since
the wireless companies are eetAb-
fishing stations throughout TIRE coun
try, there is great shortage Of teieg
raphers. Position. pay beginners
from $40 to $50 per month, with good
chance of advancement. The Ma
tional Telegraph Institute operates
elk official institutes IN America. I'm
,er supervise OF r. r. and Wire
'ess officials and places all graduates
into poositicns. Il will pay you to write
them for full details at Cincinnati o
Philadelphia. Pr. Memphis. Tenn.
0avenport, Ia, Columbia, S. c., Oh
! Portland. Ore. according to wher,
YOU wish to enter.
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ROB ROY FLOUR HAS STOOD
THE TEST OF TIME WHICH HAS
ONLY SEVED TO MAKE IT BET.
TER. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TT.
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1s1o-TAx No1lcE-1e1o.

r. For the purpose of collecting the
taxes for the year 1910, | will be at
the places on dates mentioned, to
wit:
ST. Simon, Oct. IS; Nov. 9: Nov. %.
Sterling, Oct. 10; Nov. 10; Nov. 90.
Bladen. Oct. 26: Nov. 16; Nov. 30.
Brookman. Oct. %; Nov. II; Dec. l..
All int >.venlng dates at the court
house from s a. m. to 1890 p. m.
and from p. m. to 5 p. m.
HIRAM J. READ, T. c.,
Glynn County, Georgia.
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REDUCED RATES TO SAVANNAH.
GEORGIA.

Southern railway will sell round.trip
tickets to Savannah, Ga, at $3.50.
Tickets will be on sale Nov. 9, 10
and II, and will he good returning
to reach Brunswick not later than
midnight OF Nov. IT,
For further information call on or
address +. l.. McGougan, G. A.. Bruns.
wicG, Ga.
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Group is most prevalent during the
dry cold weather of the early winte'
months. Parents of young children
should be prepared for it. All that is
reeGed is a bottle OF Chamberlain
Co1gI Remedy. Many mothers ere
never without it in their homes and
Il has never disappointed them. Sold
by e. G. Bruce.