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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-02
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Anybody viii Do Us But vardaman.
There are seven men who want to De
senator from Mississippi We sim in
sist upon Private John Allen sayan-
nah Press
Which May Be Lucky for Mississippi
Mississippi's senatorelect win hard
ly gft his bearings Ia The upper house
tefore he eiiuguishes his toga At
last fHtf tan
viii the w, c. T. u. Be at the Heinz
A waterways magazine is now pro
posed The presumption is that il
win never be dry~- Columbus Led
ger
And the Record Will Be Coming Again
Baltimore's demand is for more nat
ural gas Wen, the congressional
holiday win soon be over Atlanta
Constitution
We oNPposC lHdA jewel IS 10 sc
Heard From.
1t Is worthy Of note tAat the girls
who have told the worst stories about
the Atlanta barracks are named Pearl
and Ruby. Savannah Morning News.
In Big Measure, Would Be 5etteri
We are, to all intents and purposes.
q republic. but when the Ice King
demands tribute OF costly and much
fuel. We all pay our share. in good
measure. Charleston Post
Oh, let's Arbitrate the Thing at HONS
The Griffin News hints that the edi-
tor Of the Savannah Press did not
go abroad last summer It's up to
Colonel Stevall to send his proofs to
openi1agen Augusta Herald.
Perhaps He viii If He is Given Time
Enough.
A husband who named seven core
spondents won his divorce suit. He
ought to have won two suits with so
5rnupb material Atlanta Eonrnal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-02

For hIIIiousness, sick headache, cor
stipstion and Iivsr complaints, try
Roberto Nature Liver PIila. Per sale
NJ the Atlanta Pharmacy, phone so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-02

Which May Be Lucky for Mississippi
Mississippi's senatorelect win hard
y gft his behring's in the upper house
hefofe he eiiuquishe his toga At
last. fr5t tan
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18

Fire INSURANCE? SEE J. w, MchIn-
non for policy 10 good conp"uy'
Mis- Susie Ellison who has been IN
t;reenvllle for several weeks is expected
home to-day
Mr. and Mrs. r. bert Cobb returned
from their bridal trip Yesterday aud ara
domlcled at the Stroud House.
Mr.. aad Mrs j. r. Kelly AMI Dolores
went TO Maccleuny Monday to attend
the funeral Of 40 intimstr friend. They
returned here Tuesday night.
Mrs J. W. Reeve was the hostes'
Tuesday morning for the card club
The membars met ut 10 p'clock and al
GER the game ssasonable aud refreshing
eatables we're served.
| LittleMisses Narshlea CottinSh"u
| and Madeleine MADDEN returned Frtds'
from delightful visit TO W. I. Citing
ham at Douglas. Ga. Thew we're one
In Valdosta and accompanied home D
Edwin Hsddeu.
Beer drinkers and others who snht
, with Brights Disease. Diabetis, Bac
,, Ache, or auy kidney or Bladder rroubI
can be cured II they will take 6Lo1DrN
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, 500
box, mailed by The BlOodine Co., Inc
Boston, Mass. D. G. smith, srecli
Iagsnt.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18

Fleischmaun's Yeast received at hi.
ais Grocery Store fresh twice a week.
Royal G. Dunn passed through Sat-
urdav en- route for Waynesvllle to join
Mrs. Dunn.
See ]. W. McKinnon for Fire Insur
ance. He represents some Of the lead
ing companies. ll'4t
Miss Hattie Lou Dickinson went o
Olympia Saturday and will remain there
several weeks with relatives.
George Brinson who has been visit
ing relatives ia Quitman and Boston
for some time came home last Sunday,
S. +. Cobb came up from Jacksonville
Saturday and spent several days With
Mrs. Cobb and the boy at Mrs Wr.
Burton's home.
Sheldon Baker and Eddie Hassell left
last Friday for Savannah whence they
took ship for business and pleasure
trip to Baltimore, New York and other
Eastern cities.
Bloodine Liver Pills cure Sick Head
aches. Biliousness, Dizziness, Dyspepsia
and Constipation, 25c box, mailed by
The Bloodine Co., Inc Boston, Mass
D. G. Smith, special agent.
C. o, Terry OF Bethune, 5. g., whC
will be pleasantly remembered as
former employe OF the Smith Mercan
tile Co was in town last week and ex
pressed bis appreciation Of this pape
by renewal.
Handsome cards have beer issued b
lMr. Sidney Archibald Hinely for tn
marriage OF Miss Julia Willie Hlnely t
: Mr., Vans Randell, TO occur on the 25t
inst. Both are we'll known and popult
> Madison Young people and their wee
Idlne. which is to be brilliant churc
affair, is the absorbing topic Of our &c
: cial circles.
8 Died at bis home on the Archer SIN
9 plantation on Tuesday, 9th inst" DC
Waters, after brief illness. Oeceas'
h had been citizen Of this county
d Of his life aud was greatly esteemed
8 u large circle OF friends and acquaiI
nnces. The funeral was held wedne
= day. Interment being in Oakridge cen
m terry. Rev. d w. Withheld otficistir
n "Coms over to my house and p'
with me on Monday-my birthday a
q: we Will sll try to lind nice time on
IN day I'm nine" This was the invltac
I'd which brought Joy to two score III
Ill hearts late last week, for ~ party u
err loses ito attraction as long as the
n. man heart 10 young. The little host
hv sor the occasion was Sara Sheldon Su
~ ijttls daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
a Smith, the time Mondsy afternoon
bal inst, from Ave to seven, the place
q, lawn 10 front OF their home, AFTER
Tor the guests had assembled and bad g
n their birthday remembrances to eH
.uy they spent merry hour in "re-ta'
vst the donkey" the most successful b.
Of Viola whltlock, being presented WI
ore box OF stationery. Cream and CAKE
IN abundance was served the children
md tables placed under the oaks Nj
ter wilma Smith, Floride Randeil
,ha Florida Dsvis assisting Mrs. smith
an serving. Other games were PLAYED
nee AZ good byes were spoken each
sat. was presented with a pretty souven
. 4, the occasion. The beauty OF the
ron the araclousness Of the little no'
to the souvenirs and the al fresco te'
,,zs Ali combined to make 1t a party iol
be remembered.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18


Kidney Pills for Bllliousness.
Mrs. Randel Walker and children re.
turned Saturday to Valdosta.
For Rent:-A four-room cottage APP.
ply to Mrs. w. W. Whtlock.
DIR. j. Z. Ellis of Perry was an inter-
elting and interested visitor to our town
saturday.
Get j. W, McKinnon to insure your
property against loss by fire, His com
panies are strong and cafe. IT
Miss Manic Zipperer left last Sunday
for Jennings to spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Deas,
Mrs. Ebb Harris OF Live Oak is
guest OF her sister, Mrs, Alex Wade
having come over one day last week.
MISS Helen Beggs left Monday for
Valdosta where he is now visiting Mss
Clyde Thomas. She will return home
early next week.
Next Sunday there will be services
in the Catholic church here at o'clock
D. m. and Mass Monday morning at Z
Catholics and nom Catholics are invited
to attend.
What will YOU take for TINT Cough
you have Bll9 l don't want it, but il
| bad It would take Blo',dlne Cough
Checker. 25c bottle will cure you. D
G. Smith, special agent.
Mrs. J. b Brinson who has bad de
Ilightful trip to Quitman where she vi'i
ed Mrs. Robert Grower, and Boston
where she was the guest OF her uncle
Mr.. Jim Smith, lie expected home TO
morrow.
II your liver 10 sluggish and out o
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, consll
mated. take dose Of Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be
fore retiring and you will feel all rign
In the mornlpg. Sold BY all druggists
Marshal Dale is busy trimming Il
oak trees around town. Seems to !
the sound OF the grass cutter would
; pleasant about now. Our streets are
waving sea OF yellow. pretty enouG
, from an aesthetic point of view bl
8 anything but attractive when 1t COM
i to civic pride,
Re sure and take bottle OF Chan
e bsrIsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrho
: Remedy with you when starting on yo
10 ,rip this summer. IL cannot be obtsi
}. sd ON board the trsips. or steamer
Changes OF water and climate OF
m causes sudden attacks Of disrrhoea, q
. IL ia best to be prepared. Sold BY
D. druggists.
70 Those Of our farmers who have emit
. aa into the contests insuaurated
the Board Of Trade for the best acre
DO corn and best acre Of cotton. are remi
III cd that they are expected to notify
IT, Board OF Trade "a to the date when u
ly expect TO gather the corn. Entries
d the cotton contest will be received
Is. al ssptspb Der LIST, and if there %
'or farmer ia the county who hss not
os entered the contest under the rules
,ic the 90 utsst he may do 30 on or oe'
hs the sad date. The time Tor entrl''
ng the corn contest closed May ISL
he though several have asked 70 81
since that time the MANAGERS OF
,bo contest decided that strict justice &c
contestants demanded Q close sdher'
A., 70 tho rules adopted for the cont
M IJUon notification BY the contsstan
* ,hs tius Of harvesting their corn {
;a, the Board will send COMMITTEES
The measure the land and yield OF the
X acre.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18
TOWN TOPICS.
AToast.
Our Phone IS.

4sHere's to the unspoken word 1t new
er starts quarrel;
ut never hurts iriend-it lever does
wrong;
ItA never brings uuhappiness--it ever
wins the laurel
That victors wear who curb their
speech and grow thru silence strong!
Here's to the unepoken word 1t has
the strength of twenty!
At home, in school, in business 1t is
y power indeed
Patience walks beside 1t love goes hand
in hand with 1t,
And brave and happy are the souls
that hold to it In need"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18


,Trv DIR. G. B. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation
Frank Webb came IN Sunday spend
inc several days with his friends here
r. G. Smith made business trip to
\ Jacksonville Sunday returning home
Tuesday.
Wanted:-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid cash or
.trade. r. V. Dial. u
r. j. Hamrick a prominent attorney
az Monticello was registered at the Mer
chants late last week.
Mrs. E. E. Atkinson and Master Rod
al returned to Monticello Monday after
a ZEN days visit to Mrs. G. b. smith
For sale:--An excellent well improv-
sed hammock land farm OF 2SO acres
hPrice sl2 90 per acre. W. p Thompson
Massrs. Jim Morrow and VIM. Waters
came 10 Madison last Wednesday from
y n,nnallon to attend the funeral OF Mr.
!, u hn Waters
The Misses Lila and Hazel Tucker
,aturped by auto from Qultman Tues
a.v afternoon, having been broush
over by several Quitman young people
Harry and Leroy Palmer spent sun
.day In Quitmsn making the trip IN a.
overland car. They brought M'sse
Beurs and Frsleigh home Sunday ever
ing
Blood,ne The Worlds Tonic Is 10
.besr tonic aud body builder Free san
ole by mail for loc' Address IL
Bloodine Co Inc, Boston, Mass
g, Smith, special agent
Mr. Aaron Meade, prominent cltlzs
a, the county, left last Friday Tor
months visit to New York city and OF
!. noin,a OF interest. His interest'I
wife Ia at the Merchants during h's a.
,ssnce.
In buying q cough medicine oou
afraid 10 get Chanbsrlalu's Cou'
Rsmedy. There lie no danger from
aud relief is sure TO follow Espsc't'
rsconmsnded Tor coughs ooias .
whoopins cough. Sold BY all druse's
Mas Eta Morrow lsft TUESDAY
.ctesuvilis where she will visit Mrs.
Rsddius. Mrs. Rsdding gave a p'c'
!, Yesterday in, honor Of Missss Bsr'
M,rrow and Susie Ellison. The you
ladies will return home sunday 10
!" Rsddiug satomobsls'
Mise Ada Palmer Of Champs.en
has recently been the CUES. o. Mics .
,nis BeQgs, returned 70 hsd'sog
week Tor dAy golng as tar 40 ore
ville with Misses BsGgs and rrais'
Laursnce Fralsigh ALSO aecompaf
them that TAR, returning hons on
next tr1fin.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18

Capital, Surplus and Undivided profits
Total Assets
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-04
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.LESTINE, TEXAS, SATU


.HIVIF 1IUHN
CAPTURED
WILLIAM PITTHAM, WHO LAID
MINES AT BLUEFIELDS FOR IN
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Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
ATTEMPT TO COMPROMISE
 CASE AGAINST DALEY
The Complaining Witness Has Found
 Extenuatins Circumstances.

It is understood on good authority that there has been a concentrated ef- for to compromise the felony com plaint lodged against Ross Daley Wherein he is charged with stealing a horse belonging to Mrs James Daley. Ross Daley left for Roosevelt yester- day morning but il is given out that ne appeared before Justice Irwin be- fore leaving and stated that he would return al any time that he was wanted.
 The complaining witness. or rather the party swearing to the compla int. it is stated. has appeared \before the court and asked that the charge. be dismissed. The justice. however, has remained firm in the matter and in sists that the case must go to trial In. fact. on Q felony charge there is no other alternative for the court than to bring the case to trial. Only under extenuating circumstances would it be possible for the court to dismiss the case and it is understood that those circumstances are not considered eX- tenilating enough tn warrant a dis -Inissai
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
CITY ELECTION ORDERED
 AT | SPECIAL MEETING
Nothing said in it about the Sewerage
 Bond Election.

The article in yesterday mornings paper regarding the special session of the city council the night before was in error to this extent. No election for sewer bonds was called in con- nection with the regular. city election which will be held on May 23rd. The writer was obliged to be at the Board of Trade meeting while the council was in session and was consequently obliged to gather his information re- garding the council meeting second handed: hence the erroneous report What the council did do was to arrange for census of the school chill dren within the limits of the town in compliance with the law which requires such census in the case of bonds being voted for public utili- ties. The school census is now being taken and the council deemed it wise to take advantage of the occasion and prepare for such bond elections as may possibly take place during the forth coming year.
 The regular city election was called for May the 23rd and the necessary election officials were designated. In to these matters the bills for and grading of the recently streets were all allowed, after which the special meeting adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
MESA DERARIMEMT
C"As. E.-Jo"Es
 Manager

ting 8 knife slip with which he was whiting, is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected.
 The young son of Bishop and Mrs. Isaac Rogers of Lehi is reported quite i'll.
 Mrs. Joe Robertson was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. The students oi The high school are taking some of the final examinations this week
 Paul Versluis left yesterday with a load of supplies for the Pineair resort.
 The census enumerator has practi- cally completed his work within the the enumerator for the Alma and Leh precincts combined will have to call for assistance in order to complete his work by the 18th of May.
 A party of PhOenicians. headed by Rev. Phillips of the Christian church and Evangelist w. II. Salyer of Tempe. were in the city yesterday |. r the purpose of looking mp q location for the new church which il is pro- posed shall be erected by Jre mem bers of the Church of Christ faith.
 C l.. Howard Of Ash forl: arrived in Mesa yesterday for short business visit.
 I. T. Mcfarland is in the city rom the Goldfield district where he has S re Ciaims which are being passed upon nv an eXper..
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
News Notes.

Theo Dickinson, manager of theBlinn yards at this place. Pete COrpstein. manager of the Valley yards in Phoenix and c. P. Lynch, manager of the Blinn yards in Los Angeles. made an auto trip to Mesa. yesterday.
 Tempe business men are preparing for the summer. Yesterday couple of new awnings supplied by Price Wick life were placed on the east side of the ave.
 J. A. Ahlquist X Co. are now pre- pared to take auto parties % ROose- welt and back. See their ad this morn ing.
 Dr. Hawley of Phoenix was pro- fessional visitor on this side of the river yesterday
 There will be the usual moving pie ture show at the Goodwin Opera house on Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Hattie Harmon who has been spending a few weeks here with the Birebett's and Houstons. left yesterdaY for a visit with Mrs. Geo. Ruffner in Prescott.
 J. C. Chillson is expected home from Los Angeles tomorrow or the rext day.
 Manager Wm. Goodwin of the opera house has arranged for two evenings opera house next week.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
J MADE F0R BANQUET. Sat. May l4th the Date Casa L0mO The Place 4 COMMITTEE APPOINTED
To Arrange All Details of the Event-Every One in the Tempe District Ex- :. pected to Attend-It Will Be Worth While.

On the evening of Saturday May 14 at the hour of nine o'clock and in
 the dining room of the Casa Loma
 Hotel will occur the first banquet giv- en by the Tempe board of trade though i; is hoped that it will be by no means the last one. This much was fully and definitely decided at a special meeting of the Board of directors held We'd nesday evening.
 The banquet was suggested by the finance committee as a preliminary move in the member getting and due collecting campaign that is pro posed tO start in the near future. The principal purpose of the banquet will be to get the people of Tempe tOgeth- CT in social way for an evening to talk over informally things of mutual interest with respect to the up- building of Tempe and vicinity. Saturday even ing was selected as the date for the reason that those who attend will then have the following day in whicn 10 rest IL is thought too that more from the country will he able to attend on that evening than any other Though the banquet has been spoken of as q busi- less mans affair. it is not intended that 1t shall be exclusively of that nature. While it is expected that the banquet will receive the liberal patronage of the business men, it is likewise expect ed that there will be a good attendance of the farmers. The Board of Trade is for the good of the farmer as much as the town resident and should have the support of those who are living out side of town just as much as those living in it. Then again. it is expect ed that every man who buys a ticket for the banquet shall also buy one for his wife. of course. he is under no obligation to do that unless he cares to. but the point is that ladies will be just as welcome at the festive Board as the gentlemen just SD long as some one puts up the dollar for their ticket.
 The details of the banquet have been left in the hands of President Schwep- pc and Secretary Griffen of the Board They will probably from time to time have announcements to make but tho whole affair may be summed up briefly just now as follows. The date and hour; May 14th. 9 P. NJ: the place Casa Loma Dining Room; the price: sl per ticket with no limit to the num- Der of tickets one party may buy The banquet will be served by Messrs Helm and Bell and in addition to the banquet itself there will he a program of after dinner speeches and music More details later.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
BAND STAND REMOVED.

The old bandstand which has been a rather familiar object on the vacant lots between the Chandler building and the Code building on the north side of Main street has been torn down and moved away. The old stand in days gone by. has not only served as center of interest on nights when a concert was in progress but it has also furnished an elevated bed for more than one wayfarer who seelcted it as a place to sleep on different Oc- casiOnS
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
CHILD NEAR DEATH.

The four-year- daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred CrismOn. at the time this article was being written yester- day. was near unto death with an at tack of diphtheria. Everything pos sible has been done to prolong the life of the little one. physicians have remained at the bedside almost con stantly oxygen has been used in abundance to keep the lungs supplied with fuel to warm the blood One of the features of the case is the almost superhuman vitality displayed by the patient -e .tt
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
JUANS ARE COMMITTED.

Juan Quinones and Juan Ramirez appeared in Justice Court yesterday very much rhe worse for a night out and received tax of seven dollars each for horribly fracturing city or dinance. Neither Of the Juans had enough wherewithal to satisfy the claims against them and they were sent back to the bastile to talk mat ters over and solve tho problem as to the real difference between seven dol- lars and seven days
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
TEMPE
Good uiahts Aaain.

After an extended period of good, had and indifferent lights. Principally bad. Tempe again enjoys steady power Re- pairs at the power plant were com pleted on Wednesday and the power turned on. It is understood that there will be no further difficulty and that within the next three months or less duplicate plant. entirely separate from the present one. will be construct ed to obviate any further disasters. Work on this duplicate plant is all ready under way. according to report.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
Went to Mesa.

Quite a number of Tempe Modern Woodmen went to Mesa Wednesday evening to attend a meeting of the newly instituted lodge of that order there. Among those in the party were the following named.
 John Hyder. Jack Arnold, Dick Row land, Jas. Hanna. Leonard Brooks. Rex Anderson. Walter Morrow. Fred Parry. K. T. Hyder. D. G. Buck. J. E. F'lumer felt, Bernie Bruce, Preston Brooks, Walter Vantasseli.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
Stray Stock.

A bunch of half a dozen milk cows was found wandering about loose in the Gage addition yesterday. to the dam age of trees and shrubbery in that district Property owners in that ad- ditiOn have expended considerable in it's improvement the past year and have now agreed to put in the city pound. every head Of loose stock that is found straying there. The High school trus- tees alone spent about three hund- red dollars in trees
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
Leaves for Yuma.

A call to the pastorate of the Yuma Valley Baptist church has been extend ed to Rev. A. B. Tomlinson of this place and has been accepted by the pastor. Rev. Tomlinson leaves the last of this week to take up his new work there and will remain indefinitely. For a good many years past he has been in the real estate business in Tempe and the business here will be continued as usual during his absence by Mrs. Tom linson,