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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

of Israe, Mickveh Israel Annie Hs LEI YAH =
900: attorneys Strong & Cadwaiader, 80 wan 81
1857 ST. 1874 West 3 sty brk 2oxss. ' Mopr
mtg $4,000; install per cent. anu eonstn Co;
| ris Zwern tosFleischmann Realty anu
| 81 900: address, 10 Broadway
| 10Th ST. 51s West 2 sty brk Ioxss II Is June
I; yrs; Joseph Gottlieb TO 1h,,ry 40 Broad,
| So. 500; attorney Albert II At.eioui'' ~
way THE BRONX.
CLARK PLACE, 8. 2ses IT Of Jerome ave
25xloo; June Is: yrs % per 500. attorneys.
| Alger & Simpson, 81 William ST.
CRoToNA PARK. East 81 "a ,S 1e y % Is TO TO
beg: June Is: due october I. 1911; Ole II Olsen
| to Robert l. Wensley: So. 400; address, II broao-
| way.
EDISON AVE $. IT'S IT n of fremont rd
| 25x1oo: June Is; installments. per cent;
Egbert Lawrence to Eureka Co o s,rrs
ney John Davis. IS William ST.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNCoURs e e. !.
S. 2s.S IT of 17eth st. runs lio1 w soI 2;
Andrews 70 70 Sarah N Jefferscn; $4,000; attor-
neys Friend & Friend, 132 Nassau ST.
NOE AVE w cor Freeman ST. 5o1 frreF;
1une Ia yrs, Samuel Lyttle to Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co; $4,000; address,
100 Broadway.
yrs. 51k per cent; Thomas Gallagher 70
Annie c RuhI and ano; $3.50; attorney II
Bergman. 3219 Sd ave
MAGENTA ST. s, lot 191. map OF lots
near Wiliiamsbridge: June S: mos. IL per
cent; Domsnico Moralisto Of Boston saoo Mass 70
Lewis Pennini. p Broadway Extension. Bos-
ton, Mass.
MINFoRD PLs cor 172d St. 100:
June IS; 3 yrs So per cent; Mary Kaiser TO
william Ebling; s13.5o0; attorneys. Duion &
Roe. Al Park Row
sTEBBINs AVE. s. 1920 TT Of 1s!th
St %. 6xs5sx irreg: June "A: yrs; and
per cent; Louise Gatti TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $4,000; address. 17e Broadway.
II sx7s * AvE June a. 3rs and '5
per cent; same to same; $500; address, same
as above.
st. a5.sx7a.7S irreg; June. "a: yrs: and
per cent: same to same; IS. 500; address. same
as above
STEBBINs AVE. W S. 1903 # n OF 18th st.
% 6xs27x irreg; June Il; yrs; and per
cent; same to same; $500; address, same as
above.
los. each 25x1O0; mtgs, each $1,000: June
Is: yrs; John Stanton to Bronx Savings
ayes.
,.vANDERBIL'T AVE, W cor 1850 st. o1-5x
&C. June e. II 6 Er Luigi Mo u to s ann St
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. cor Castle Hill
ave, 2311x11Ix irreg; / yr; June II; Joseph
Wagner to Peter Duncan; $1,000; attorney
Charles Furthman. 3D. ave and 14Sth ST.
1ST ST, g. 1881 IT 9 of Ave B, 635x53
Cnionport; June 10: due as per bond: Frederick
Schulz TO Margaret BOSNIAN; $500; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
141ST ST, S, II # Of Alexander ave. old
line 20 1x10o; May 1; due Nov l. 1913: Anna r
Carney to Elizabeth T Byrne; $1,000: address.
837 East 141st
145TH ST. :. 2o3.4 # g Of Sd ave. 5ox1Oo
prior mtg $4,000: June IA; VI, per cent:
Benjamin Benenson to Buugay Co: So. 900; at
torneys. Williamson G. Bryan. 2196 80
WOODYCREST AVE, cor 166th st. 2T7. IL
- Woodycrest ave, 165th st. 277.1x-;
16eth st. 100 # W of Anderson ave ok;
Woodycrest ave, cor 166th st. 1764x27 .3x
irreg; demand, per cent: June Is: Efiz J Bagot
Wall
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ALTERATION PLAN.
MANHATTAN

a
SAITH ST. 5. 200 II a a, =.
sly brk dws. w Anaznoss 51ase ars :.
architect. cost. $4,000; ovyrs-' i55ssAz,.s, !
Smith, Al East 44th ~ MA
SID ST. $. 1911 1t " n.
20 sty brk apartments. Tasar ;stsr.s
- East 32d 81. archirser: cos, 7 "a We
Church Of Holy Trinity. zig w.. =
10TH ST. 30 East; IN
and tenmt: " Goldberg. 301 10y IL
G B Meyers. 1 Union Squar. T z1d 2 -
cost. $4,000 owner. 81 GoIdber1 g. ar-ss.1s
125TH ST. $40 West. % M "a,
and store; Gronenberger q y orf
teets. cost $1,000 owner. I uss,,zs -
1I5th 81 n4it 8
GREENWICH ST. 759. 70
Gronenberser & Leuchtax - l.
architects; cost. ST., a,,-neS -
Investing Co, 50 West 13sth 20 e-sss'
THE BRONX
BROOK AVE. $50: I s1v hi,
dwg. 25xT4 10; Somer1eld q y,.sSre. Ca, +
Square. architects: cost, sfn 800. z IS
Brand. 465 Brook ave. ~.
LONGWOOD AVE. sss. < -.
39x90: Moore e Landstsdel fSs., ox -
ave. architects; cost $1,000; osv-s. L,
rnitage Co. 30 Broad 81. p !
Sd AVE. 1891. I sty fr.-
George Hof, jr, T2f MsIros~ -. Ts y
cost, $500; owner. Fred I1cers-. - a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
MORE RRleHTWATERs SALES.

The T. B. Ackerson Company has re-
Gently sold at Brightwaters. its thousand
acre residential development fronting the
Great South Bay. at Bayshore, Long ISL
and, the following plots: 102x150 feet on
Windsor Avenue North, near Mirror Lake.
in the Lakes section: a plot 1OOx10 feet
on Ackerson Boulevard and Chenango
Drive. LOOKED feet on Peters Boulevard.
1o0x15o feet on Baldwin Boulevard, in the
Pines section, and 1o0x233 feet on Windsor
avenue in the Bay section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

Samuel Luyster and sno : sxr. %, 70 VIII
famjnnie M Van Oordt. trustee. SloIsZ.
TenfenniaI Mortgage Co to Central Buiidins
Imnrovement and Investment Co; assts. s ~
Vat,hew Mcnamara to John Aahoney' si'o.
C.ms.ava Iauter to Emile Cyriax: $500.
William H Brown. exr. to Emily Sou'naSA'
Louis Levy and emo to Abraham smith sio':
Jri,s J Frank and ano TO Reuben isaacS'
sci 600. 49,, r,sr. S,v,nzz
Bank; 81 ,,,, xrSx.a,. q o51
William Smith to Adolph Becker; $50
,sarris Frank 10 Bertha l. katzauer; SlO -
Esther King TO Emil Rudolph and ano. SiV.voV.
Mater BerIiner 10 Isaac Well. 500"
Alfred I. Frankenthaler TO Lillian RI Cohsh
ah Pax Mortgage Co to Daniel seyoei and ano:
S445, 900. 4. r-,,, u.r-b,er-
81 500 ,. ~ ., Mary 2
Regain; $4,000.
Same to same: $4,000. .
Iau-xers Title Insurance ana 1rllst 70 10
LAWYERS Title Insurance and TrusI 20 as uuSe0e
for Charles B Hatch; 5000 x,. p
place; 50. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

with apartment houses Mr. Treacy took i'm
proved property in exchange for the lots
BOSTON AVENUEAThe Charles Buck Com
pany bought from John Gilmore a plot, 7Ox1s0
plot which 1t recently purchased II will proba-
bly, build six story elevator apartment on tho
site.
ELTON AVENUE-James A. jackson sold for
William H. Wagner a six story apartment house,
on a lot 25x100 feet, at the southwest corner
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LIS PENoENs
JTNE u

117TH ST. 523 to $40 Ea.,.
Walter T Kohn agt Louvre ps,s.Tr' r..
foreclosure OF two mtssl: a9.e--es
Kohn.
10th ST. 5. 110.10 II . O, A.
100-1o: German Savings Bank ~ =, - "a
New York agt Charles w Rs..-ss q
(amended foreclosure OF rrtzS- "a
Rocker. Jr- @1-r
SID ST. 3. 1913 Il 81
1922 2: SD st. 5. 145 II " OF 80 ]
l02- 2: Marion ave. 4 IS n ss1e ]
25x1oOx25x100: Elizabeth Pastsi,.09l -.
John c Hcenninger. exr. At Al -,
clare viii void: attorney. A P Wsz.ss
STANTON ST. 81; Marv -.
Ernest g Deltz ct al (partitiou), 49, 80. ,
Everett @--9lle7 4
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SUM INFER RENTALS

The Lewis H May Company las :,
for Daniel Whitford his cottage an :.
munde avenue, Far Rockaway. In,
and, TO Herman Weinberg. and for n,
Smith his cottage on Healy av--,'
Mrs H. Hernstadt. for the seaso-.
leased for Miss L Law her co-,s.]
Jessica avenue. Arverne. Long hs,.
3. Silverstein for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Frank B. Seaver has opened an Office at
No. 1906 Third avenue near 6Sth street,
in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn His
Dyker Heights Office at Twelfth avenue,
corner of 65th street. will be continued as
heretofore,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
BUILDING LOAN coNrsr..

JUNE Is
23D ST. $ $. 175 II OF Tn Az. =.
Samuel Heyrran loans Mentor Rss1.,, :. !. !. z
21ST ST. 132 and 134 West. Rsx,., -
loans George W Vause s10o, 0o0. "a,
BOTH ST. 139 and al East: MIesa.f
man loans Mrs Louise A Phillips s-1 ~ z
4TH AVE. e cor OF 24th 81 az ax,;.. +,
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co r.. q
Building and Construction Co 81. 1j0faa
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LONG ISLAND
OFT OF CITY.

ORANGES AND FIGS ARE ,.I n Egclsss:.
crops Growers N "a ga 81 900 % - =
n Sr1si rA1 Wri,e T today Tor full pl ss
YOU Qua can. without leaving yesss s,s s,rs
or Occupation. participate y ~. n 49,
and later become the OWE own - sessssa
AMI orange orchard. should ~ vi eSue<
your home in this beau..1+g5nx 49,
company Is composed or - 4, Hass
ness men and fruit srOD',,,snt aase,,--.
South Texas. Your 9t5jyhsst n..,s
cured cure, , no S sRscgls'i and reliable '
RookIet and literature ireSS,,oN7ss,s.ss
loan AND MORrG AGfEs ,ssion. ~ ~
American Bank Building. nS--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
SELLS cEDARHURsT PLOT.

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for the Rev. Z. J. Higgins, administrator
q plot consisting of five lots at CEDAR
hurst, Long Island, TO a client, who VIII
improve the site.
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wrsrCHEsrER cotN'

PH11IPsE MANOR on T slaasss.. ..
One mile unobstructed f..istion. AeD
err residences near coinptssssTSSR CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
PLAN BROOKLYN FACTORY.

Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Z Il Robins 20 the Herman Chemical
Company the apartment house No 80
Adams street, between Concord and Til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

Broadway. architect: covr
Lamb. SIT West 18th " ''s.ooo: -
THE BRONX
HOE AVE. 3. 2ss z,
sly brk shop. 22x1S; Ole 8 .srS
ave, architect: cost. $500. a.sene. o.
Greene. 1911 Hoe ave. '~nsr, ~ ],
MAGENTA ST. Is =.
aye sly hrk dws; 25x5o, Jo.1 aa,
Pistro o Manz aEs; 1870 5 F cost sssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
To IMPROVE A WEST SIDE BLOCK FRONT
High Class Apartment Houses Planned by Haven Estates Tor
Parcel in Haven Ave. Between 169th and 10th Streets


larry streets, Brooklyn. on a plot SoNiio
feet. The buyers will RAE the f1athouse
and erect four story factory builoins
with an extension, covering the entire lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
COUNTRY PRoPs"'

" MaI. eh rsi location fur s,, sss
roc wn two baths. stable I'VE ssee = e. !.
September 10th. snla1I s.- s,i,rxs, No
FARMS. Real Estate. p,Ts sITTiis' sss
rr rt F. J. CAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

italian Union Realty and Security Co to Pr1r-
Dental Bond and Mortgage Co. 81.
$3.50
Frank Moss TO Leo c. Stern; 500.
Rebecca Tice to Leo G. Stern; 500
Rose Cramer 10 Louis J Norhaus; 500.
Ella l. Murphy, admrx Elsie Murphy. TO Ella
Il Murphy as guardian Elsie j Murphy: assigns
mtgs, 81
bernard Baer to Julius Baer.
Julius & BaSr 20 Michael Paladino; 81 900
ROYAL Bank of New York TO Rosa Wolf. Sloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
heal ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

In onx BED COTTAGE. LARGE GROUNDS.
LEAAiAN. $50 Ssss, season. $3.50. Mrs o. II
A'0 nassau St. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
MECHANICS LIENS

JUNE Is.
. GREENWICH ST. SAT and $40; Levine g
posner aKt Ray Doe. owner; BECKER ReaItS
co owner and contractor; Cohen & LEVINE
contractors; 81, 500
IENOX AVE, 31o; A Mach & Son agt Eose
r,rev owner: Marx Brooks and Jonas hantro-
witt contractors; S415.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same sloa
SAME PROPERTY; Harry Hamburg ast
same; Sis
HTrIJ AVE 1858: Sam Edelr1an sgt Jo-
hanna and Wilhelnina Fuhr, owners and con-
tractors; $50.
sEpCWICK AVE. 2503; Ruben silverstein
set Frank Davis owner; Howard B Jackson.
contractor; 1854.
1s9TH ST, 6. whole front between Cam
brtIIenx and Beaumont aves. 200x25: Clyde
f Howes agt Bedford Park Construction co,
owner and contractor; S113 20.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE Is
ANTHONY AVE g. 17s # OF 1884 st:
Frank Del Balso ast Anthony Avenue Construc-
BROADWAY. W cor Of Goth ST; Jcny FIRE
hose Rack Co agt A and NJ Hail Ell al MATCH
90. 1910; 1892
PARK AVE, 1881: Bernard j Reynolds ss1
Betty Sugar al; June 10. 1909; SO 30.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
CWith owners name aud address)
JUNE Is.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 169th 81: lor
two sty brk apartments and stores, 5OxSS. :;
Gronenberger & Leuchtag, West 20 ST.
architects: cost. s125. 900; owner. H G Realty
Co, 127 West oath st
MADISON AVE- 1889: to sly dws: "
wessenberger jr. IS Duane st, architect cost.
Sc. 500; owner. D Wolf. on premises
MADISON AVE. 176: to sly dws; Gem
ire Borough Realty Co. lessee; II Pelton. 10
East 33d ST. architect: cost, SIS, 900; owner,
trustees of Columbia University.
TERRACE VIEW AVE, n cor Kingsbridss
ave: for a sty brk apartment and store.
S6 1Ox1O7; G + Pelham, 5o7 5th ave. architect;
cost. $4,000; owner, Hudson Terrace Really
Co. 135 Broadway
SOUTH WILLIAM ST, Q. and Stone st. 81;
70 5 sty warehouse and apartment: D
Wheeler III East o3d st. architect; cost.
S25. 900; owner. Reform Club. Pier A, North
River.
45TH ST. s. 413 n Of 18th ave. for
sty brk lofts. So 4x5o: J Gavisan. 1123
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcrlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

9TH ST. 125 West. 16S1oo-11: sty brk
Oct 40 1905: Alfred C Bachman to Francis
Iathrop care of James and Christina
Harper: $4,000: address, 81 Maiden Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

25x55.5x irreg: s sty brk.
Levine and Louis Rosen-
LIZ: $4,000; attorneys Jay
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THE 1ALLlNGER BURDEN.

The majority of the committee ap-
pointed by congress to investigate
the charges against Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger have found that
there is nothing In them derogatory
to that gentleman. and that he is the
right man in the right place. That
is what was expected. 1t is not, per-
haps, such difficult finding as the
most familiar enemies OF Blllinger
will esteem it. 1t depends largely
upon the point of view in these mat
tiers what conclusion should be reach
ed in judgment upon general and
rather impalpable accusations
against men in positions of great re
sponsibility and opportunity. 10
just what extent the resources Of
the country should be developed to
tie uses of and enrichment of the
present generation. and in what pro-
portion they should lie preserved to
the enjoyment of those who are to
come after is fine question. Grant
ed that present developemnt should
We StltAulultu W lLlt uiS1GSN uGSItt,
the ARGUMENT readily follows that to
that erd 1t is necessary TO enlist the
most Hiahly developed agencies of
promotion and production in the
work CT bringing latent resources
into active use. and from iris it is
a short step to the contention that
the most hichly developed agencies
are the great aggregations of capt.
tai. and that to them should be offer
ed teeyy inducements to open up the
treasures of nature to more general
use. That is followed by the school
by Secretary Ballinger,
and II Is ty no means an inconsider-
ALE element, The extreme conserva-
ton tAeesies or Clifford Pinehot aud
his following do not always appeal
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O ;4cn CT practical nina, ane. pa

O ;1cn Cf practical naino. aAc. pa
- Pincbot and IS friend Roose
&c {, taiak and say tat al 40
not accept their doctrines are eft
er ignorant or dishonest, q great
many persons of intelligence and in
tegrity hold their views to be too
radical for general application.
Secretary Ballinger mas carried the
ideas of private promotion of public
resources to the limit of safety, and,
perhaps. beyond that point On the
whole, it is not clearly established
that lie has done anything specifcal-
ly wrong, but it is undeniatly true
that he has created an impression
of disregard of the public interests
and too great concern for private
profits II may be that he has done
what he thought was to the best in
terest of everybody, but ne has fail
cd to command the confidence of the
people in his guardianship of their
rights in great resources. Much of
this result is due to the tWistings
and turnings of tae secretary and. his
friends throughout the whole course
Of the campaign against him by the
friends of conservation. II amas not
so muCh what ne had done as the
H-lJi4Uds he had used 10 prevent All
inquiry into what he had done. and
his efforts to dis ort and conceaf,evi
dence Tat have caused distrusT. IRE
B8ninEcr case is let of smoke aith
very little fire so far discovered.
That BaI,inrer has destroyed his use
fulness and has. become a continuing
harden to the Taft administration is
clear enough. and SO long as De re-
mains at the head of the interior de-
partment that branch of the govern
ment will not have the confidence of
tie people of the country, tWhetler
fairly or not entitled to it. But the
conviction of the secretary of specific
wrongdoing is another matter The
democrats and the insurgent reput-
licans on the committee which has
tire Ballinger case will
return an adverse report. They have
already published such finding. Out
of this a good deal of political capital
will be made, and the administration
will suffer from it, but it is not like
ly that impeachment proceedings
against the secretary could: be sus-
tanned, and it is not at all clear that
they should be seriously pressed. It,
will probably be better, on the. whole,
to leave to the Taft administration
the burden of Ballinger to the end.
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All Georgia Should Follow Suit.

Atlanta has made general in
crease in the salaries of Ter school
teachers and there is much rejoicing.
This comes as a nice Christmas gift
to them.-Athens Banner.
And the "cold" Seal He Gave Us.
DR.. Cook may be in doubt about
the pole, but the subsequent frost"
was Il sure tting.-Columbus Ledger.
Really, They Are SoIieitous.
1t is truly pathetic to observe the
concern shown ty the republican
press for the way the democrats are
going to manage the ship of state
Sparta lshmaelite.
And Where VIII Such Woman Fin
ally Rest.
A Cincinnati woman says that she
is not going to rest until kissing is
abolished. But where will she get
enough victims to pracsice on. ipStae
Observation-Disclosures News
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RUBBER s7AMPA
Steel Stampe,
Seals, Stencils,
Metal Letters, Etc,
W. g. FAM, CITY HALL.
HERE IS A REMEDY THAT WILL
CURE ECZEMA.
WE Provo ftp

Why waste time and money experfs
menttng with greasy salyes and 10.
uons, trying TO drive the eczema
germ from underneath the skin when
Andrews drug store guarantees
ZEMO. clean liquid preparation for
external use to rid the skin Of the
germ life that causes the troubIeH
One application will relieve the Itch.
ing and often times one bottle Is suf-
hcient to cure minor case OF &C.
zema.
ZEMO is sold by druggists every.
where and in Brunswick by Andrews
Drug Store and they will tell you Of
the marvellous cures made By thia
clean, simple treatment. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are recognized as the
cleanest and most popular treatment
Tor eczema, pimples. dsndrutf and all
other forms of skin or scalp afrec-
tons whether on infant or grown
person. Will you try ZEMO and
ZEMO soap on our recommendation
and guarantee of satisfaction on
your money taek?--Andrews' Drug
Store
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The Glynn. county commissioners
could give the people of this COM
munity no better Christmas present
than to permit them to vote favor
ably on bond issue for he pur-
pose of constructing fine system
of public roads, etc. The plan 10
making other towns and cities grow
and develop, and it will do the same
thing for Brunswick and Glynn
county.
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EXPERT MEDICAL SCIENTISTS
ANNOUNCE STARTLING RE-
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SENPiME.

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Bronchitis and Catsri'h. which Is mail.
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for It It is curing thousands of the
most stubborn GASES. Il makes 10
difference how long you have teen
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II you have experime nted with 9th,
er treatments and have failed TO find
q cure do not be discouraged. but
send for a trial Of this wonderful tru-
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scientific compound discovered by
professor OF Vienna University, and
10 being recommended By thousands,
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The movement ON the part of the
life insurance companies of the south
to keep the cash paid for insurance
in t,is section, is one of the broad
est and most far-reaching steps yet
taken by the business men of Dixie.
Millions of dollars go annually to
New York and Boston and elsewhere
in that section that should remain in
the soutN ~
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The people of Brunswick should
vote for that school tax levy. We
simply must take better care of our
schools and in ratio to population,
etc, we do less for them, than is
the case with any other city in the
state
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Those congressional berths and
the Washington climate together
must be most charming. Livingston
Is trying TO become clerk OF the
house, epd HoWard. the other lame
duck OF Georeil, Ia heing urged for
q position on the new customs court.
when fellow gets his hands into
Uncle Sans salary cart, 10 likes TO
Weep them there. N.st sSs'Nss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

It's really amusing to note the
larger cities of the state talking ia
vorably of moving the capitol from
Atlanta to Macon. Trey are Just a
little bit checked up with the green
eyed monster on the Atlanta subject
and that is a good way for some of
it to ooze out.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

Brunswick is the gamest little city
in the state and stands all kinds OF
obstacles placed in her way only to
set up against the proposition with
more determination than ever. All
that she needs is more civic pride,
more unity of action and deeper
conclusion to get there.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

That dose of whitewash they gave
Pallinger seems to be wearing Off
pretty soon. 1t is said that Senator
Scott, of West Virginia, and a stand
ipatter at that, pronounces it fake
finding.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

The people of Brunswick and
Glynn county want that bond issue
and they want a chance to vote for
It. It's a matter of plain duty for
the commissioners. who, after all
are but the servants of the people,
20 give them what they want.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

Those Christian Scientists are
making lots of fuss over. where the
body of Mother Eddy should res. if
she had her way about it. Why lf,t'
just ask her According to their BE
lief she could tell them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

Read the advertisements in The
News this morning and in doing
your Christmas shopping, why not
trade with those who are energetic
enough to ask for it, in the only
right way?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

Every prominent lawyer in the
country is getting some GOOD a liver
tising just now ty being mentioned
in connection with those vacancies
ON the supreme court bench
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-11

President Taft is fighting very shy
of tackling that tariff matter and
under the circumstances, one cannot
really blame him.