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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
CHAPTER *.
The Quarrel.

This tremendous cNhortatiou made
a profound impression. the outdoor
audience agreeing that the speaker
had outdone himself Moreover while
1t was going on, Chester privately
set fire to little wooden con
struction shack where he had pub.
licly placed the records the CON.
petitions the day before Then he
announced that as the records had
been destroyed he would give a bar.
becue to the whole Jutft II they
inducements working gethcr gave
flesh impetus to the work, and II
was exactly ten weeks from the
time that Chester took charge OF
the construction that the last spade.
ful OF earth was thrown on the cm.
bankment, and the final rail spiked.
Warsaw remembers that barbecue
to this day. 50 does Warsaw's sher.
IN, who failed to find any dynamite
handy. and was chased hastily into
thcSwoods. So does Warsaw ; mayor
who had the privilege OF formally
opening the line. And so does Chos.
ter Taylor, and wonders yet at the
duh ache OF it. and the weakness
and general disgust with life, when
hc had performed task which no
man in the community could dupli-
cate. and was richer by the fat com.
mission which he knew was coming
from Goldsmith a Elkins. But he
had had no word from Edith Twning,
and the pride OF accomplishment
had lost its thrill, and the posses
sion OF money had lost its power.
The beard OF directors met that
sclfsame day, and Chester was sum.
moned before them on the eve of
his departure.
Mr.. Taylor" began the chairman
deferentially. the gentlemen here
present want TO formally apologize
for their remarks in regard to the
heat ten weeks ago. They wish to
withdraw them, You have ably earned
the seventy five thousand dollars
which We now hand over to you in
the form of certified check to-
gether with your twenty-five thous.
and dollar guarantee"
NO apologies are necessary, gen
tlemen," said Chester. 1T was sim
ply "A gambling chance | took upon
what | learned about the chara ctcr
and psychology of the negroes In
these parts. when a young man ap
pears before su.h an experienced
body OF eminent men, and claims
that ne can define the infinite and
scrute the inscrutable, u mcdicum oi
OF doubt Is more than natural"
"All ! can say in reply to that
Mr.. Taylor" replied the chairman
lis that you scruted it al right
and this company owes you IT,
heartiest thanks"
Hello, Perry"
Hello, Taylor Wha do yJu
want?'
We'll, | like that Here take
all the trouble to call you up OF
the phone. after being away fol
three months, and th, is the way
You greet me. Mans inhumanity tc
man
That does mt strike me as Z
very fortunate quotation under tn,
circumstances. Why did you dodge
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Stubborn AZ Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-Loss of Appetite
Indigestion. Nervousness. Desponden.
cy. Headache. But such troubles fly
before DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best Stomach and Liver
remedy. SO easy. 25c at Ardmore
Pharmacy.
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Third Ward Mothers Club.

Mrs. Charley Anderson il leader
for the Third Ward Mothers Club
on tomorrow afternoon and has Sc.
cured several of our best musicians
for musical numbers.
The program Is:
Vocal solO-Miss Cameron b zone
Vocal solo-Miss Van Wormer
Piano solo--Miss Anne Thmpson.
Piano solo-Miss Louisa Love.
Violin solo-Miss Lester
Vocal solo-Mrs. &. NJ Campbell
The meeting will be one of con
siderable Importance and 1t is hoped
that all who can will be present
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I
AMRICH
ham Company
BY ROY MASON
Copyright. 1909, BY c. W. billing
Synopsis

SyUOpS'os
Chester Taylor, a young Yale man. is
adrift in New York, pennioss and
shabbily clad While wheeling a
truck on the pier of the Sauterne
lac meets Edith TWruiur ',o or.
dcrs an expensive outfit cloth.
ing and by sheer nerve cures a
suite at the Uruguay where Edith
and her father live llc restores
Edth's watch. found by him on
the Sauterne. borrow fi0y dollars
from Mr. Twining play. "A racing
tip from his friend Perry Lang
ham and Won twenty l,r hundred
dollars. lie secure employment
with Goldsmith 4 E.us Wall St
brokers Richepiu 90 mysterious
Frcnchman who spc.llatcs through
Goldsmith q Elkias uJs lost hcayi
ly. He quarrcls with Chester and
is promptly elected from the office.
Langham receives % letter appar
entity written by Chester, but real
ly forged by Rigu.Wu, asking a
loan of five thousand dollars. Lang.
ham is staggered. .ut sends the
check as requested Chester is sent
to Texas To push through q rail.
road contract in which tine firm is
Interested He adopt move! meth.
ods in pushing tn, Nurh
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DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak and mserabIc, IT yon have Kidncy or Bad
der trouble, Dull head pans, Dizziness NeryOusuoss,
age Of Mother Grays tusTRALIAN-LEAF,th the
Iscasant herb cure. II never fails. We haze many
testimonials fIom grateful people who have used
equal. Ask Tor Mother Gray's Australian I..ai
At Druggists or sent by mail for so cts. sample
FREE. Address, The Molher Gray Co., Leroy, SY.
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81 MARY GWYNN WHITMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-rouR-T TWO

since a business meeting will con.
clude the program.
It
No Tag Day.
The Franklin School Mothers
Club have withdrawn their tag day
aud postponed it indefinitely in IA
yor Of the Y. VI. c. ~ Auxiliary
They thank the many friends who
have so graciously offered them as
sistancc and encouraged them in
this venture.
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Chamberlan's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic con
stlpation, headache, biliousness. diz-
zlness. sallowness of the skin and
dyspepsia Sold by all dealers.
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Read This.

Durant. Ok-This certifies was
cured OF Kidney. Bladder and Rheu
matte trouble by the use OF one bot
tie Of Halls Texas Wonder. fully
recommend IL for II Is medicine
with merits.--W. -. WARD. Sold by
all druggists.
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and yYu know H. Under the circum
stances however. could not allow
YOU to see Miss Twining again. so
had talk with her father, which
| think will cfegually prevent IT,"
ITO be- continued
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to use New Age as directed and
it will positively rcvitalize the
roots and make them grow hair.
In the form of an unguen,.
Easy to use. Does not grease
hair or clothing. Applied by
beauty specialists and BARRIERS.
For sale by all druggists under
a positive guarantee to give
satisfaction or your money re-
funded. 81 per package with
complete directions.
If you live ont of town and
your druggist can't supply you
send 81 for full-size package
postpaid and guaranteed.
Co.. Guthrie, Okla.
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Metz Age
Hair Gro&er

rot only removes every particle
of dandruff, but so invigorates
the scalp that no more dandruif
forms. 1t tones up the blood
vessels and oil glands and re-
news the fatty tissuc.
Then the hair naturally re-
ceivcS the nourishmcnt it re
quircs, becomes soft and glossy,
itching is relieved, falling hair
stops, and new hair takes the
place of old.
Three or four applications
bring these wonderful results.
And one or two applications a
week will keep the hair at its
best. II you are bald continue
Ne~ ASe CharNlca
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable.
and have been restored to health
through their gentle aid and cura
tive properties. Sold by all dealers, E
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y NJ.
Neycr did n,p,, Won r,,,uh,r how
your family u..d ,o h,,, o., co,,o so,
to Now Haven IL, r,, tb,i. r,uo
wonder tb.v ,,cr scrf WON any nj.
lcwaucc."
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hr,o
uu,.. u.u
10 you '''"S' '' ''NI' "''dS' 'h'l
I"" ""'I"N'" i've '"""s"n' 'o'.'i'
'o"' "'' '"' ""N "''"'' YOU 'I'
II certainly do This Us setting
past Joke
Yes. IL Is That's a'l have '' say
To You. q cd bye.
Chester heard the sound ui O.
receiver as il crashed onto the hook
and hung up his own iatrumout u
dumb ama1omoni Could it be posi-
Die that Perry was really scri us'
Had he been drunk at that party
No. h' remembered that h' sang a
lot ANA made general ass of hm'
self. but that WAS because hy was
iccllng so good ut the Improvement
in MS worldly circumstances. why
should h' borrow live thousand dol
lars lr m Perry. after all that Per
IA Ia hI
had lu-t made pot oi money him
sen Did Perry d'spi-" nina because
he had been broke. vaEnnt. %
Tramp. pro'ucallN down ia the Eul-
ter was a man - be branded as
an infamous scoundr"l because his
pride kept aim from borrowing IN n.
'\ from hIs own or hH In'"'i s.
ili"hds? Ana mere was Perry ac'1S
lng MIN OF borrowing OF almost st'a-
ing five thousand dollars.
II is a Ing drive from the S'oD.
ton on NdshinstoE Squar" 10 tho
Uruguay Hrd il can be so,r ''u
Chester was IN a dangerous mood
His thoughts had proceeded nS far
as Is Indicated at the close Of th"
preceding paragraph before he hail
ed cab where Fifth Avenue opens
into the square. He was still weak
from tn" fever and, since the TEN
porary flush Of his triumph in War
saw had died away. he had found
himself strangely irritable. Then was
the constant calling thought OF the
unanswered letter To girl who en-.
tered daily int his thoughts and
whose memory prc-cmptcd most OF
his waking moments. by the time the
cab drew up in front of the tru-
quay, Chester had lashcd himself
INTO towering rage. lie was not
yet twenty'iour, and other men have
done the like. His fingers sho as
he handed his card tJ the clerk
Send that To Mr. l-angham, quick,
ho said.
As he stood Tuning in the ofic"
Mr.. TNining stepped out of the elc-
'"'o't
How are you, Mr.. Twinlng." cried
Chester eagerly, and how---"
Mr.. Twinings icy stare fruZr the
question ON his lips.
How do. said the latter curtly;
and passed on.
Mr. Langham says that he viii
consent To see you said page at
Chester's elbow.
Oh. he says that he will consent,
does he growlcd Chester between
his teeth. Il rather think that he'll
be sorry he put 1t that way before
I'm through with him
B. Perry was standing in the middle
of the sitting room when Chester
entered. and did not advance to meet
him. or offer his hand.
Now tell ne what In The devils
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Here and There.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clements
have a little boy at their house since
yesterday. who has already begun
to show signs OF bossing his par.
ents and is being introduced to a
large number of the friends of the
family.
The kosmos Klub meets this af
ternoon with Mrs. Charley Dobbns.
Mrs Tom Frame is hostess for
the Busy Bees on Saturday.
Mrs ]. \ Edwards will attend the
meeting of the "S9ers" at Oklah ma
City
Mrs. G. p. Van Denborg has return.
ed from Pauls Valley, where she
represented the Presbyterian Mis-.
sionary Society q 'I-Ir annual state
meeting. The Ardmore society came
of with firet honors this year. much
to the elation of Mrs Van Denberg
and the other members cf the or.
ganization.
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Ferndale Review Club.

The Ferndale Review Club was en-
tertained on yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. HanWay, Mrs VI. lkard presid.
ing
The response was European Writ.
,rs.
The lessen subject was the re.
view of the sixth chapter Of Stod.
lard. which concerned the larger
cities of Europe. including Moscow,
st. Petersburg. Berlin. vienna and
Paris.
Mrs. Maud Douglas was leader
and was excellently prepared
Music was furnished by Mosdamcs
Hard and llanway.
Mrs. Leeman Peters added her
name to the membership.
Mrs. Hanway served delightful re-
freshments
For,y.Two.
Miss ri die Mckay delightfully."- on
tertained number of friends with
FOrty-Two on yesterday afternoon at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. W. X.
Bleakmore. on Hargrove Heights
a dainty two course luncheon was
served Misses Trice. Ware. Drew,
Marie Roper. Mable Roper. Hall,
Lucille Bell. Natalie Williams. Mary
Hobson. Lena Gardenhire. F'loy Mul.
len, Vera Olive. KrOmen. Clara Tate.
livine Woods. Greer. Leslie Woods,
Alice Segar. Vallie Sutherland. Mae
I.owden and Garnett.
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THE WIND-UP.

THE WINDUP.
Just enc more pang of parting
For you on Apr. one.
And then the grief5 of Easter
VIII all be- past aud done.
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.DANDRUFF
the Danger Signal

TT you have dandruff take warning.
1t is not only "A nuisance but the sure
sign of diseased scalp. 1t shows that
the fatty tissue beneath the scalp is not III
healthy condition. that the blood vessels and
glands at the hair roots are impoverished. And
that means starved hair falling hair badness.
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The kosmos klub meets this af.
ternoon with Mrs. Charley Dobbms.
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Mrs. Tom Frame Is hostess TO
the Busy Bees on Saturday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14
WE MUST NOT MISS THIS
CHANCE.

Brunswick is about to lose an OPP
portunity for which other cities in
the state have been working tooth
and toe nail TO capture for weeks
and weeks. We refer to the all
round the state automobile tour to be
run next month, the original route of
which included Brunswick, but the
this city therefrom This will with
out doubt he the greatest automobile
run ever undertaken in tine south,
and upon it's termination depends the
final establishment of a permanent
state wide route, which will have Of
fetal standing in the established au-
to routes of the country. Again, it
will afford the towns and cities which
it is to traverse splendid oppOrtu-
nifty for advertising as auto antitrust
asts and manufacturers from all sec
tons of the country are going to
make the trip and will, of coure, be
observant of the cities through which
they pass. There are hundreds of
good reasons why Brunswick should
not miss this chance and be left off
the route. She should not only have
the party come this way, tht by all
means she should be well represent
ed in the great run and her cars
should be in charge of wide-awake
bo sters, properly loaded with adver-
Using matter that the people of the
state, who live in other sections on
the line of the run, should be advised
of the countless advantages of this
splendid little sea port city.
The time is growing short and the
plans as they stand right n3w do not
include Brunswick, but we are per-
suaded that a little work in concert
by the people of this city will serve
to change the arrangement The
patAfindinS party came through
Brunswick and those comprising it
were well pleased with the then ar
ranged route and the chances are
4at our seeming letharsy has been
the cause of this change
Let's get busy and get ack on the
map Of the route.
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GRIM ES
AND
William Nixon.


AND well-known Irishman.
CASUALTIES met a strange death
when he fell down the steps in his
residence at GA Indian street Sayan-
nah, Ga. Nixon's body was found at
the foot of the steps when the other
occupants of the house rose for the
day His skull was fractured, and he
had been dead several hours. Nixon
was connected with the Savannah
brewery, and was a member of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. He
came to Savannah 20 years ago from
Ireland, and amassed quite a compe-
tency.
Joseph Rourke, the 14-months-old
son of j. j. Rourke, a wellknown
merchant of Savannah. Ca, was in
stantly killed when he fell from bug.
gy and was stepped on by horse
attached to buggy following close
behind.
-Four masked men secured $1,000.
a diamond sunburst and a gold brooc.2
in robbery at the camp of John
Adams, the king of gypsies," at Col
orado City, near Colorado Springs
Adams gets his title of king of gyp-
sizes" from his supposed wealth.
Quartermaster Sergeant Alvin w.
Mosel, of the One Hundred and Twen-
ty-frst company of coast artillery,
who was tried at Fort Screven sew
eral years ago on the charge of whole
sale larceny from the stores entrust-
ed to his Keeping, and. whose convic-
ton was brought ABOUT through let
ters he wrote to his, sweetheart in
Savannah admitting his guilt, learned
his fate. when the sentence was re-
turned approved from the department
headquarters in Atlanta He was
sentenced TO five years in Leaven-
worth prison, and has started for that
place to begin serving his term.
Cleveland Bartlett, white, pgoprie-
tor of near beer saloon in the lower
part Of Columbus. Ga, shot and in
stantly killed Shack Lane. negro.
Bartlett SAYS the negro went into his
place Of business and acted in a dis
orderly manner, when he ordered him
out The negro took up a piece Of
billiard cue about feet long and
struck Bartlett, who grabbed his pis-
toll GAd fred three shots into the left
breast of his assailant. Bartlett was
arrested
Jewels to the value of $4,000, the
property of Mis- Ethel May, Davis, Of
Chicago, were stolen from her state
room on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
II during the steamers voyage, from
Bremen to New York. The robbery
became known with the arrival of the
liner at New York.
A. S. Powell shot himself to death
at his boarding house at SanoiR, Ga.
Mr.. Powell came to Senoia from
Woodbury. three years ago His faith.
er, mother, three sisters and three
brothers live there. He was known
all over the state as a baseball player,
but was superintendent of the oil mill
at Senoia. The cause of the shooting
is unknown.
II is said that the mortality attend
ing the cholera epidemic in St. Pc.
tersburg, Russia. is lessening.
George S. Meyers, the multi-millon-
aire tobacco merchant Of St LOUIS.
died at Redlands. Cal. after en- illuees
Of several years The body VIII be
taken to ST. Louis for burial.
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SLDELiGHTS FROM
OTHER SANCTUMS

Just Plain Spleen!
Maybe Watson has been inoculated
with hydrophobia.-M News.
No, He Saw the Engine on the Track
c. vernon Patterson evidently saw
the handwriting.-Co Ledger.
How About Augusta, Ma?
The gnashing of teeth has now
been transferred to Oyster Bay.-Sa-
vannah News.
Better Late Than Never. N N N
Teddy is getting rather more care
full OF his table companious.-A Allan
ia Georgian.
#&*@a
Let Him Keep it. if He Win Stay.
Patterson placed q pretty big halo
upon his head before his departure
Tor the tall timbers-CharIesto Post
~@AH@
VIII This Effect Women's Headaear?
Rats at least should now become
@dDeF II Is announced tnat iUu,-
0o0000 Cinnamon are. TO have their
queues cut off.-Augusta Herald. e.
But Why Disturb Tim, When He's
Quiet?
An exchange wants to know the
Whereabouts of Sidney c. Tapp. You
can search us.--Rome Tribune.
Amt 5alIineer in the Same Boat?
Every ody seems to agree that Joe
Cannon is a political dead one. The
old man himself will tumble to this
fact before long.-Savanah Press.
=
And So Is Woodward.
We may be out OF the pennant
race. but we are in the mayoralty
| race.-Atlanta Journal.
But the Worm May Turn and Sting.
He is at home again. where he
will take a much-needed rest by put
ting the Old Guard out of business
Atlanta Constitution.
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The enormous amount of money
spent by both the successful and the
unsuccessful candidates in Georgia
the other day ought t. suggest a new
law to the legislature
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

It's out at last. We nave wondered
why he did it. The untry has teen
guessing his reasons. But now We
can see where Senator Hale, of
Maine, had good eye,
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A dollar dinner and boat ride to
the sea buoy have been suggested as
pr per to celebrate he arrival of the
Algonquin when she puts into port
Good!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Now if Speaker Cannon and Secre-
tary Ballinger would Just follow the
lead # Gov. Patterson the resiena-
ton route would become popular
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HIGH COST OF LIVING.
Over $1,000, 900 Extra Spent in Caring
for New Works. Poor

for New Works. Poor.
The high cost Of living Is blamed
By the New York City department of
charities for an increase Of more than
million dollars, or nearly so per
cent, in the estimated cost Of caring
for the city's poor during the year of
1911. The estimate for the 1911 bud
get is $1,240,103 over the allowance
for this year, and shows a total of
estimated expense for 1911 Of. 3d.
S22,715.17.
The department cares daily for
more than ten thousand sick or other
wise dependent persons, equivalent to
3,6e0,000 persons per year. The ex,
pense, therefore, is about a dollar per
person.
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= Now surely that democratic con-
gresham from the First Maine dis
trict will feel very odd sitting in the
former seat of Thomas b. Reed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

If it is not too late, Brunswick
ought TO get busy and get on that
state wide auto run. No such oppor-
tunity will come again in a very
long time and we cannot afford TO
bliss it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

The result of the elections of Mon
&lay should be sufficiently encourag-
ing to the Tennessee dem Gratis to
|canse them TO get together name a
good man in Patterson's place and
rdll up the usual majority for him in
November.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Laioie is trying hard to Ty Cobb in
the batting average in the big league,
but the Georgia Peach" is hard to
keep up with.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Tom Watson is to speak in Column
bus on Friday night. Wonder if
Tom Hardwick will follow him over
there to kill him? ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Those. meat packers may yet be
made pack horses in some good con-
Vict camp.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

The candidate who pleads for a
fair deal generally gets what he
should have-a licking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

1t cost some of the candidates for
office in Georgia a good bunch OF
money to beat and get beat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Taft was silent on hearing the
news from Maine. Out of breath,
+ Thaps.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

We are prepared 10 sell you hon.
est high grade piano on easy Sc paw
ments. all and see us. Irvins's
Music House, opposite Oglethorpe
hotel
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<sponsible name-not for publica-
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= Brunswick, Ga.
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The Handwriting is on the VAN.

Who expected to I've TO see a
democratic senator from Maine?
Watch the democrats capture the
senate in 1912.-Florida Times
Union.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-14

Those Maine cousins of ours won't
love MS a little bit now.
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WANTED-A building lot wanted on
on st. Simon island. Might pur-
chase cottage is price is rea SON
aable. Address X. Y. T., P. o. box
296, Dublin, Ga.