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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
MOUND CITY.
October 20, 1910.

October 20, 1910.
Hrs. Jean Gatten OF Hounds was in
on a shopping trip Tuesday.
/. Compton was in Pulaski on
liness Wednesday,
IS Lillian Johgrsen and Harry
KS drove to Villa Ridge Wednes-
evening to spend short while
| p Miss Clara Perks, who il quite
number Of our citizens among
+ pm We're Mesdames T. NJ Ford,
as. Wehrenberger, ST., Willis Fri
/ LA, Fl, Whitaker, JOS. Fullerton,
/ gar Miller, l.. G. Perks, Ella Aus
4 G. S. Britton, VIM. Wilson, w.
|IRodman, and w. T. Jaccard; Mr..
Mrs. c. S. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
INV. William son, Misses May HaW.
Is, Blanche Darragh. Cora Fuller
and Ruth Wilson, attended the
| per given by the ladies of the
Ilhodist Episcopal church at
Funds Wednesday evening.
i. B. Burkhead made business
to Cairo Wednesday.
|Ir. and Mrs. VIM, James, Mrs. Bert
| hrl and Mr.. Geo. Kreitner, all OF
Neville, arrived Wednesday on ac-
Int of the illness Of F. Kreitner,
Mr. and Mrs. James returned
|their nome that evening, but NM
I$itner and Mrs, Mehrl remained
a longer visit. Mr.. Kreitner, IS
Iorted better at this writing.
Hrs. w. A. Toler of Mounds was In
city shopping Wednesday.
|Ir and Mrs. Milton Stanley OF
|ro, moved to this city this week
reside In one OF the Hogan cot
IA on Pearl street. Mr.. Stanley
secured position as lineman for
Mound City Electric Light and
ter company.
Hrs. l.. Walbridge was in the c ty
In Mounds Wednesday on a shop
LIZ tour.
LENDERS of the Congregational
ir and several of their friends
| 1T to villa Ridge Wednesday ey'
Ing where the choir gave must
for the benefit Of the church OF
| / denomination there.
Hrs. John Stone OF Marion. and
IS Edith bryan of Carbonate, a..
Il Thursday to visit their sister,
F.. Vivian Montgomery, a few
e.
IRIS. Leila Miller and Miss lu.ogene
lrkes we're Cairo shoppers Wednes'
|tlgia Mozely is on the sick list at
home on Poplar street.
# and Mrs, J. N,~Bowers pur-
sed a Bush and Lane Piano We'd
day for their daughter, Miss Iona.
salesman was A. l.. Compton.
|Iifs. Fred Sperley and Mrs Grace
|iiston of Mounds, were in Cairo
Tuesday on shopping tour
rig. S. p Williams, who has been
ously III for several weeks, is
ia a precarious condition.
YIN. Montgomery was Cairo Visit
Wednesday evening.
r. Weaver and daughter, Mrs.
Is. Keiser Of Mounds, left Thurs
fol st. Louis where the latter
shop aud the former transact
Iiness a few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
GRAND CHAIN.
Octnl1Rr %

October 20.
Mrs. NJ, l.. Rosenbarger and daugh
ter Miss Hazel were shopping il
afro Wednesday.
DR.. d. O. Melton of Metropolis was
here Oh business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Yoakum have
been wishing here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j Alison of Chapman
Kas., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r. p, Evers herei
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Evers Of Joppa
;re wishing with relatives here this
week.
Thos J. Litherland transacted bust.
ness in Karnak Wednesday
Mrs. J, NJ, Sinks is spending a few
days among Cairo friends.
Mrs, W. II. Newton and Miss India
Moore were shopping in Vienna Tues
day.
Guy Reese of Belknap attended the
carnival here Wednesday
Mrs. Thos. Mcintyre and children
returned to their home in Pittsburgh,
Kas., after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Laura Davis and daughter
Mrs, Rosie Baker left for their home
in Santa Paula, Cal, after several
weeks visit here.
Mrs w. Hepron Of Finley, H. is
visiting her mother Mrs. Elie here.
Miss Bessie Fields was shopping
in Mound City Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

l am now enjoying. !" - Mrs. SARAH
LoUsrGNoNT. Aid s. Livingston Street,
Brookfeld, Mo.
The Change of Life is the most criti
cal period of woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain.
Women. everywhere should remem-
Der that there is no other remedy
lnown to medicine that will so sue
cessfully carry women through this
trying period as Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from ma
tive roots and herbs.
For 80 years it has been curing wo-
men from the worst forms Of female
Discrimination, alteration, dis
placements, fibroid tumors, irregulari-
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
If you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfidcn-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
md always helpful
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
Three Generations Use It

The honest, straightforward state
ment OF LIS. IsaJda Pritchard of
Astoria, Il. r, Is convincing proof J.:
the great merit of Dgfiy's Pure Malt
Whitley as a family medicine.
Thousands CT sgch letters are re-
c~iycd srGsn grated men and women
WHO have derived wonderful benefits
frorl is use.
4 DON'T know how to express mya
sclfin regard to Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskcy. have taken it for twenty
years and il has saved my life several
times when | have been given up to
die BY my physicians. lam now sixty
six years old and hale and hearty,
thanks to Dufy's Pure Malt Whis-
key. Ihavc recommended ii to many
people and also to my immediate fam
ily,my children and my grandchildren,
and they in turn have recommended
it to others. My children say do
not look day over fifty and do not
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

Sunday october 23ri In connection
With the above train, tickets VIII be
sold from Cairo to E'aducah for train
leaving Cairo at g a. m. Saturday.
for50ne ia 9. s1.a5 for the round trip.
These tickets will be good to return
from Paducah not later than the 24th.
j. ~ Jones. Ticket Agent
JnosfA.i scott, ASS slant General
Passenger Agent. Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

Cairo People Should Learn to Detec,
n the Approach Of Kidney
Disease

aThe symptoms Of kidney trouble
are. 50 unmistakable that they leave
Tho gronna sfof doubt slaK kidneys
sxegete sito thick Va cloudy. offensive
urine, full Of sediment irregular OF
alassgeg III Sauaaasasbs.4a sensation 81
sealdihgsg ThasllJck aches constantly,
headaches and lizzys Spells may oc-
cur and the victim ~ often weighed
down by feeling OF languor and
fatigue Neglect these warnings and
there As danger Of dropsy, Bright'.'
disease on diabetes. Any one OF
these symphonic Iii warning enough to
begin treating the kidneys at once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
vuruvare GOOD Manners.

Nothing tends so much to brighter
ana sweeten social intercourse and
make life generally agreeable az the
l'ttle attentions. ciyilities. and cour
,esies which we style good manners
ana since good manners are the nat
uraif oitgrowth OF character and kind
uess p heart. II stands to reason that
one olfour chfefest concerns should be
me cultivation Of the heart and the
anecuons and the upbuilding Of char
acter through development Of the
moral sense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
WEN MA.

lss Pearl Elkins has returned
j an extended visit with relatives
'hlcago and Kankakee.
Z. A. Spann transacted business
'airo Tuesday.
RS. Rudele Estes and baby Joel
) returned to their home in Cairo.
I. C. Simpson of Evanston is in
ma on a business mission.
RS. Ira Dill left this morning for
home In st. Louis after weeks
with her mother and old home
Ids.
M. Simpson has returned from
eek's visit at Champaign.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

street, Cairo, ILL.,, says: Il am glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, as
consider them to be the best kidney
remedy in existence. They have been
used in my family for number OF
years and have always brought
prompt and satisfactory relief. ANY
person suffering from backache "or
other troubles caused by weak kid
neys viii make no mistake In giving
Doan's Kidney Pills trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, New
York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. 34t-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

tuted for the missing man, but ne
eluded capture for several months.
clipper OFF, BY Relative.
The arrest Of Rapp Is said to be due
to a tip given the federal authori-
ties by relative OF the wanted man,
10 whom he had written. 1t is believed
by the government officials that Rapp
has spent the money he is alleged to
have taken in high living
Rap! last. night refused to make
any statement other than to say that
he had been having a good time ana
that "he was glad he was back in
Chicago" He didn't relish the idea of
spending the night in the county jail.
however, and attempted to persuade
the deputy marshals % lake him TO
hotel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

Little Kate, watching her big broth.
er playing baseball, he being the
catcher and having a baseball mask
on his face. ran into the house to her
mother, exclaiining, "Oh. mamma.
mamma, come quick. Willie has got
his face caught In rat trapl"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

NOtS CENTRAL RAILROAD co

so from Paducah to Louisville
return,
ecial train will leave paducah on
rday, October 22nb at 2 p, m,
will arrive in louisville at II p.
sane date. Returning the train
leave Louisville at 1000 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

uateS Dack 70 Glle
time that Wo m Q n
may expect nature
to b ring on them
the Change Of Life.
l got a bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkham' s
~ ge table Com
pound and 1t made
me feel much better,
and l have contin-
|ued its use. | am
very grateful to you
for tha rood health
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
rs Diurctic Promptly Cures Most
Severe Bladder Trouble.

helher old or young, no man Or
BIZ can make a mistake bystak-
good kidney Neutrality-suspicious.,
NJ moitcnt you SUSPECT any,kid-
III ur nary disorder 81. feel NJ dull.
Eant ache Id the back, sides Or
81 the urine - full Of sediment,
|iick. cloudy and offensive, ir-
la~ cf passage orsattended by N
a,t'ca Of sealding. begin taking
IN Duretic, with the knowledge
aaere Is no other remedy at any.
male anywhere else in tls6s
which win effect SO thorough
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

Teacher--What class Of birds does
the hawk belong TO, Tommy?
Tommy-Birds OF prey?
Teacher--Correct Now. what class
Of birds does the quail belong?
Tommy. very promptly~-Bird ON
toast.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21
WOMEN
OF MIDDLE
AGE
Need Lydia E. Pinkllam's
Vegetable Compound

Brookfield, Mo. Two years ago !
was unable to do any kind of work and
only weighed lis pounds. My trouble
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-21

IS without question as to its merits as
it has brought the blessings of health to
and sickly children, who find in it the
10 necessary to them. 1t quckens and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-20

the purpose of having them subject.
ed to the same test as was the All-
susta brick as reported by said Spack-
man in his letter of Dec. II, 1909,
and on. file-with this body, also the
clerk is hereby directed to forward a
cheering Co.
Read in council July IS, 1910.
Adopted.
Brunswick, Ca, July 10, 1910.
Spackman Engineering Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Dear Sirs: | am sending you by
toddy's express ten brick. Please
have rattler test according to the
specifications of the Nat. Paving
Brick Manufacturers association
made on these brick and report re.
suits at as early a date as possible.
Very truly, J. B. HIGH.
Eng. and Dir. Pub. Wks.
July 90, 1910.
Mr.. J. B. High. City Engineer and
Dir. Pub. Wks., Brunswick. Ga.
Dear Sir: We report results CT the
test on Southern Paving Brick: Lab
No. 1880.
Sample submitted by J. H. High.
City Engineer, Brunswick, Ga. re.
ported to J. b. High. City Eng.
Brunswick. Ga.
Description-10 paving bricks,
Sout' c"n: g used il rattler CHARGE.
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Average size, S.72 in. 2 90 in
3.3' in; lengths varieu7rum SIS
IN to S.S6 in; depths varied from
go IN, to 4.07 in; widths varied
from 5.33 i'll. to 3.43 in. : average
weight, s.4 lbs; average area on
top surface, 20 3S spin. average
'olume OF one block, HIPS cu.Jn.
impact test-Sixty minutes in
standard 2S-inch RATHER maxine On
revolutions per minute. Weight he
iore test. actual total. So IBIS: weight
al'er test, actual total 81 .9S lbs. loss
ny impact, 23.O2 lbs. or 27.os per
cent pc
Inc above tests were made strict
III accordance with the standard
inethods of the National Brick Man.
uiactruers' associations specifica.
tons. Respectfully submitted
Henry S. Spackman Engineerine 70
Vice President.
:, Brunswick, Ca, Aug. 81. 1910.
hehry S. Spackman Engineering 60.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs: | am in recent of the
report OF results Of RATHER test made.
an nine Sou Clay Mfg. Co. paving
.I1ek, also bill OF sc for test ana
~'''z Tor express. The EXPRESS was
prepaid and / am inclosinY dun,icate
receipt for same.
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Salaries

Salaries
News Pub. Co. $50: F. E. Twit-
ty, $50; Lula Willis, $22; A. O.
townsend, $50; do, ~: Butler Yopp.
$40; c. P Tronton, treas, STAG:
G Y. Cate, $40; Butler Yopp $40;
News Pub ca, $50: =. +. Twitty,
s.: \. O. Townsend. $50: G.. Y.
Cate $40; c. P. Thornton. treas.
$50 So; Butler Yopp, $40: c. P.
Thornt II. treas. $66 10: G.. V. Cate
$40; r. D. NccCcr. S25; 4. O.
Townsend. $50; Lula Willis. $50 To.
tai, sSQS09.
W. H. Berie. sheriff, $1S1.4O; Co.
ney 4 Parker Co., 1928; Mutual l..
& W. Co., s73.46; L. T. McKinnon
$3.50; w. H. Berrie, sheriff. s232.SO;
Mutual L. & W. Co. 1.9S; Sou.
Bell-T. & 7. Co, $50; w. H.
Berie, sheriff, s216.20; Mutual l.. &
w. Co., 81 Co. Sou. Bell T. & T.
Co.. $3.50; Coney & Parker Co.
$l3. so; Gilmore & Wood. 81 so: do.
60; do, Use. Total, $754.94.
Sundries
Brunswick Riflemen Co.. $25; West
ern Union Tel Co, $1.l3i Finola
Mfg Co, $15; X. d. Mott. J., 65; A.
o. Townsend. s5.75; Brunswick jour
Eal Co.. $12: do. SO: News Pub. Co.
So: H. NJ Miller & Son. Sc. 80: Pooe
nix Gro. Co.. Coo; Rutts-Dubterly
hdw. Co.. $40 80; Brunswick Rifle.
men Co.. SIS: Moses Danies. 81 90:
E1liott-Fisher c.. $25; News Pub.
Co.. S, so; a. O. Townsend, So. 73:
R.SJ Read. TIC, s14.o3; =. Poul-
son, ST.. so. Total, $1Sl20.
Roads and Bridges.
John Postell. IS: Lang G. Orr,
$l2l0; S. Marks, s2l6.50: II. S. Mc-
Crazy, IS; do, So; A, b. & A. RI.
Co.. $S77 60 S,uthern Ry. Co..
SETS: Brunswick Trans. Co.. s54:
s. Marks. 1929; do, Sc; Brunswick
Trans. Co. 6; r. l.. Radcliffe,
1929; Chat. s. p. & F. h. Co..
SCI %; j. l.. Stevens. SIS: Hilton
Dodge Lumb. Co., S32.10; do. S25 %:
H. S. McCrary. 81 80; St. Simon
Trans. CO.. S3SS: A. S. Deaver.
$l2. Total. $1.759.l5.
lunacy.
G.. V. Cate, 81; Horace Dart. $40:
Geo. f. Fahm, 81; r. G. Jackson.
81; j. G. Green 81: j. p. Shelly.
81; G. v. Cate. 81; J. p. Shelley.
81; Horace Dart. Ord. SIS: w. II.
Berrie, sheriff, s0.75. A. Kaiser &
Bro, 81. 80; Alfred Green. 81; V. l..
Mitchell, 81. Total, $91 81.
Elections.
w. r. Cox. $l2; Horace Dart. Ord.
SIS; H. F. duBignon. clerk. $40:
D. Aiken, s12. Total. 500.
Notes. interest. Etc.
c. p. Thornton, treas, sl.530.31;
do, $l,sS1.1s. Total, s3,411 40.
Stationary. Etc.
Foote. Davies Co.. sl5; Fleming &
Bryant, sl2 SO; Geo. d. Barnard &
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Porter. $40; NJ. A. Hodges. $40: w.
L. Parker, $40; Tom Hackett. $40:
+. X. 7. Mundy, $40; G 4. Steiner
$40; w. H. George, IS: \. Poulson.
IS; Roland Farmer $40: Page Cray.
$40; Tom Hardcastle, SIS; Harris
King, Jr., $S; f. l.. Nets, S. Ben
Sans, $40; l.. Ludwig, $40; $40: r.
b. Burney $40; c. NJ Flanders. $40:
J. T. Ponsell, So: J. T. Ponsen. So;
J. 7. Ponsell, So; w. P. Green, $40:
a. NJ. Haywood $40; J. e. Brocking
ton, $40; Ernest Dart. $125: G. f.
Fahm, Mp & EX,.O. Jp.. s31 80; w.
H. Berrie. sheriff. $35: w. H. Per.
rie, sheriff. SEC &c; j T. Lambrisht
Up. 81 40; A. o. Townsend. DC. $25:
A. o. Townsend, DC, $75; d. w.
krauss, $l25; H. j. Thurlow. $13:
Philip Goette, Sc; Philip Goette. $40;
II. C. Travis, $40; Alfred Green. $40;
j. r. Doertlinger, $40; j. e. uDbber-
ly, $40. Total $1,70923.
Court House
S. Marks. slS,9 so; Fleming 4 Bry-
ant. 1925; Mutual Light & Water
Co. $27 10; Mutual l.. & w Co.,
$51 "A; Mutual l.. & w. Co., $2S. u
l., 7. Mckinn.n, So 80: Glym Ice
Co., $3.50: Sou. Bell T. 4 r. Co..
ST.; II Glogauer, 25c; Lula Willis.
$24; s. Marks, $S5; d. Mott, 5000;
Phoenix Gro. Co.. 65c: Mutual l.. X
w. Co., $23. 81; Finola Mfg Co..
$16.25; Bowen K Thomas. 81; Son.
Bell T. 4 T. Co.. SIS. so: Wr,&l' K
Gowen. Sc. So; Mutual l.. x w. Co
$2l.G9; Sou. Bell T. & T. Co. $3.50;
Lula Willis Sc; GlyEn Ice Co So. -.
I tai, $363.19.
Convicts.
E. F. Higgonbotham, $500; j. c,
Beasley, SEQ; Sam Ward SEQ; Geo.
Deaver, $780, NJ. j. Burns. $715;
ing Co. 1881 03; j. j. Lissner, $125;
Brunswick Carriage Works. SO. %;
Wright & Gowen Co.. S42.25; Down
do. Sl505; Allen Dubberly, 81, VIM.
Anderson. SIG; b. II. Leavy Bro. &
Co.. IS; W. r. Townsend, 81; e. r.
Higginbotham, 500; Geo. Beaver
SEQ; j. c. Beasley, SEQ; Sam Ward.
SEQ; w A Mcdonald, S12 90; Wright
4 Gowan Co., $11I5; Lott Lewis Co,
Sl66 10; j. l.. Wflcher. $50: Butts.
Dubberly Hdw Co., $20.5O; do "a. 60
R. E. owens, 81 81; II. S. McCrary,
sSl so; Parker & TAFT. $21; Antoine
Chem. Co., $S5; w. r. Townsend,
Sis: Sam Ward. $50; Gee. Deaver,
SEQ; J G. Beasley. SEQ: Il. f. Hig.
gin otnam, 500: w. p. Higginboth-
am, Sc; r. F. Higginbotham. $3.50;
Wright a Gowan Co.. S17.10; j. NJ.
Burnett, 1854; Brunswick, st. ST.
mon & d. Stmo. Co.. $3.50; b. F.
Lewis, 81; j. A. Lowe. Sc; NJ. j.
Burns, 81; Coney * Parker Co., $3.50
j. ID. Brown. 81; A. Kaiser 4 Bro.
$50 80; do. soc; j. l.. Wilcher. SEQ:
d.. $50 Downing Co, $40. 70. To-
tai, s1,730.13.
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COUNTY STATEMENT.

Office of Treauserc of Glynn County.
Georgia, c. p. Thornton. Treas
urer.
Brunswick. Ga. July ). 1910.
To the Commiss ners of Roads and
Revenue Glynn County, Ga.
Gentlemen: | submit to you below
a report of Glynn county's finances
from April ry last quartely report
10 present date:
Receipts. ''.-a...,.
Balance on hand at last report,
Sl0,3S726; from H. j. Read, r. c..
general purposes taxi. $2,677; from
II. J. Read, T. C. Interest on
bond taxi. $649; A. o. Townsend,
times and forfeits. city COURT, $l45:
A. o. Townsend. & alance road tax
$3.50; A. O. Townsend. convicts.
Sc; miscellaneous I'll. f. Higginboth.
am, S. 1s)k(etan
am, So. Total, $l3.SS576
" Disbursements
Paid out on vouchers, $l2,97l. 9S !;
balance ON hand, Soils. Total.
c. b. THORNTON,
Treasurer. Glynn Co, Ca.
REHABILITATION - Disbursements
Superior court, 1922 o.; city court,
Sl,709.23; court house. $3631o: con
Nicts, $2,730.1S; salaries. $S0S % !:
pail, 1854 81; sundries. $1S1.20 reads
and bridges. $l,759.l5; mnacy. $9l !;
elections, 500; charity. $640: notes,
interest, etc. $$.411.49: stationary
etc. $92.i4; ordnary's court. $40. Al:
inquest. 500. Total. $l2.971.9S.
April $685.. 46 May, $4,476 g. !;
June, $4,959..90, Total. $12,971. IS.
Superior Court
News Publishing Co, 81; ii. f. du-
Bignon. clerk. Sc; w. 4. Derrie.
shelf. $40; l.. J, Leavy, contract +.
Sl7O4; r. S Pyles. DS. 81: Bruins
wick Journal Co. 81; Mrs. \. NJ.
Calder, IS. 80; c. l., Reddin%. stem,
$3.50; r, S Pyles. DIS. $40; James
Dent, 81; F. l. Stacy. IS. John Pos.
tell, IS; John Postell SIS; w. A. Pos
tell, $22; II &. Dent, 50; Philip
Goette. 50: T. Kenner, 81; ]. S.
Franklin, steno,, 1875. Total S322O4
City Court
A. o. Townsend, DC. s75: Ernest
Dart. sl25; w. II. Berrie. sheriff,
sec &c, ID. w. Cross. 1925: II. f.
Fonda, 81. J H. Morgan, $40; J. H.
Morgan. Sc: r. S. Pyles. d. s.,
$40; Ernest Dart. 1925; w. II. Der.
rie, sheriff, see. &c; d. w Krauss,
Sl25; A. o. Townsend. DC. SIS; S.
r. Goodbread. $40; R. S. Pyles, DIS.
$40; T. b. Ferguson, IS; J. Il. Lar
sen. so; w. F.. ouche, 81; n. r.
Barnhill, $40; C. L. Cobb. IS; Phil
Keller, IS: s. j. Corton, IS: ]. Elk.
trowich. Sc: w H. w cd, Jr., SIC;
j. d. Brown. IS: NJ. w. Harrell.
$40: ]. willis Clark. $40: Henry Cir.
vim, IS; Jas. Shadman. 50: p. A. Sc
gui. $40; Ms s. Kn'gAt, SO: w. F..
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Co., $40. 40; Glover Bros, s12 rs;
do, Stops; Walker & Ccgswell,
-. As; Fleming & Bryant, Sc %; do.
So; Geo. D. Barnard & Co., SIG. "a.
Total, $92 A.
Ordinary's Court.
r. S. Pyles, DIS, 81; F'oote Davies
Co., $166; Davenport Prtg. Co.
81 10; w. H. Berrie, sheriff, 81
Total, $10.41.
Inquest.
G.. A. H. Jennings. CIR, ST. do.
$40; R. j. Mathews, 81; G. A. H.
Jennings, Cor, $40; do, 81; n. c.
Douglas, 81; F.. F. George. 81; o.
D. Terrell, 81; S. b Bland, 81; w.
NJ. Reardon, 81; j. o. Zelner, 81
Total, $29.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-20
part of Official Minutes Ct City
Council of Aug. rs. 191o).

Philadelphia, Pa, Z. S. A. Aug. 10.
Mr.. n. D. Russell, Clerk of Council,
City of Brunswick, Brunswick, Ga.
Dear Sir: Replying to your letter
of Aug. -, and resolution of council
under date of Aug. II, we inclose,
herewith, original letters of the. only
correspondence we have received
from any person in the city of Bruins
wick, or elsewhere, relative to the
tests e bricks made for you. and
have received no correspondence
from any persons named in the reso-
luton of Aug II with the exception
OF the letters written by Mr.. J. Is.
High. city engineer Mayor r. r.
Hopkins and yourself. all Ct which
we inclose.
Kindly return correspondence aft
er noting both your original letters
and the carbon copies from our files.
Henry S. Spackman Engineering Co.
HENRY s. SPACH.AN, Pres.
Brunswick, Ca, July 10, 1910.
Henry S. Spackman Engineering Co.
T. y. lOlU street, fIlIdutl)nld, ia.
Dear Sirs: / beg to inciose here
with. copy of a resolution adopted by
the mayor and council on July 49, in
accordance with direction in said res
Clution
The test by you therein referred to.
is tie test made and reported to you
by Mr.. j. b. High, city engineer and
director of public works, Brunswick,
Ga, in your letter of Dec. Il. 1909.
The city engineer is forwarding to
you by express. the same numrer OF
brick fer the purpose as stated in
the resolution. Yours truly.
y. d. hUSSELL, Clerk of Council.
Be il and it is hereby resolved by
the mayor and council of the city of
Brunswick. in council assembled.
That the city engineer be and he is
HEREBY directed 10 at once take frcm
the paving already laid like mum.
Der of brick. as in case of the pre-
vious work, and immediately express
same TO Henry S. Spachman Engin-
eering Co., of Philadelphia. Pa, TO.
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te0ntinued en- Page Three).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-16
SAN FRANCISCO VOTES
FOR EXPOSITION BONDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10
Five million dollars worth of city
bonds for the Panama-Pacific eXposi-
ton to be held in 1915 on the opening
of the Panama Canal, were authorized
in the selections held here yesterday,
the vote in favor of the bonding being
in the proportion of twenty to one.
San Francisco has entered into the
exposition game with an enthusiasm
which has so far placed her far in the
lead for official honors over New Or
leans. The citizens have responded
to every call for an endorsement of the
prospect for an early completion of the
is always met many times over.