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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

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he Mexico Fire Cay and Brick &C
has q EEs supply Of eoaI ahssd a.
wdl as the Arrzsc lee and SsEsgs
Co. shoun the local Light Piz1t be
cone short Of coal IL would no
only ckee up the Fried@A11Shelhl
s1os Plant here. bat Wlnttng Offices
Ice cream fs90ri% AID o1er bzEi
nesses thzt dspend upon Il for p0Eer
The strike Is expected s1o1s
The bIEalaEnHs coal workers and 1hA
Eaez lezr@ the Pollock Milling q
Elevator Co. h the clear to re
vert 10 a popular slang express
500 They use arthrseMs IN thsil
establishments for sbe manufacture o
gas with wh5eh they ru1 their sR
ghBss- They are also prepared fo
the strike.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
OBITUARY

o.es rors TIE de1th AnsG has rs
it'd he oanzulty Of Hatton aod
,wreked AZ TIE 6oor and enszrs5 IN
~. bsnso a ous q - Oldest citiIs1s
~ c,xiud a is victim Nh VIZ
giau Ho,t. AS areS1lt The Eooe
e,uuty IS Wrapped IN sr0E, tof no.
-n Va better kn1Ez CT Eore
tsofss than vzs thE 500 wOI4a
ss wN born 1Ens 1ths 81, n6reen-
rEr Cguasy Vagina and wAS TIE
ssu.hts- q shc1s and MAfila4 hSey.
sttss ~ c. II ysAgs 50, EttA nG
.usrsntE exze % MAs1n g nSas4
and stiie5 65Rn 1Zo1g ne PEt1r-
sssus his q Blocz1s1 No "a
Jurs III. Iss1 sc oezzz ne vile
.Eiah Hat AhoGsl gez1 a. tbsT
.n9Fsa to = f1rz nsr HAts1n Nc,
and for ths pass 3 FES have rGt1sc
Al he z=e "a 51z&sS=@ Her
.husars els3 Es5zt u Pears 49, To
ms uriou tbsrs wsrs : ehG3ren Bora
a follgE;-WnAAn WKrTen. Ch1s ;
Nsrths J., Aunie. MAry A. ant Bet
t,s. All married except Bsstie and
Warren who Lived With his asea
mother. Just q seek bsfore Der
death, her so1, Warren. % whom 81
xas deeply devoted took TioasniiT II
and died in 2 on ; days The shock
was too severe for this frAA cd parent
and SIZE began 70 fail zpldlE. IL va
hsArt-hrezktng 70 those who witnessed
her pitiful h1s1tations wnsa she
followed her Gear boys remains 70 Tie
gate ard said. "RzrsSsIi, WAEren,
Just FOR . little WHILE Aad In one
short week the mother followed him.
Her life Eas ooe q great industry
careful ECONOMY and success. she
delighted IN having plenty Of eEerT-
thing that vas useful and good f0E ths
comfort Of her family about her. Wa
a noted entertainer 10 her friends
the weary Traveller on the orphan. b1i
the end Of this Eezry old pilgrimage
has come, and she Is resting beside be-
husband and son in the Pleasant
Grove Cemetery. And:
The dear cd pleasant homestead.
That was full Of peace and light
Now, is wrapped In deepest sOrroE,
As when fall the shades Of night
Oft We hear that good CID motto.
And il fIs our hearts with grief
What Is home without mothsrs"
oh, those words 30 sal, 50 brief.
Her dear children, how they miss her
They mourn f1r her night and day
Bat aGod gave, 50 he can take her,
This is what we've heard her say.
Miami, Mo. NIECE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
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San Francisco, Cal, March 10.
Arrested while In possession Of nv
$4,000 painting, "~shspherd ao
Fleck." b. Jean Francois m'''E
William Kurze, a young German a'
let, declares he took the picture ~
the purpose Of copying II. The ps
turs vas stolen last Sunday Nv"
the Golden State PARK Museum
kunzs was arrested in his s''o'o'
immediately after being booked "
a charge o. grand larceny the p1s
oner was taken from city prison y
several detectives and II Is be"' y.
that they went in search Of p''''y'
aceompliees. ~.
kunze said he was led to t'S' %
picture by his love Of tho bsaO'".
and a desire to obtain an ad'q''.
copy. The work, loaned to the NV
UNI by Miss Sara spoonsr Of Vl
Franelsco. was painted by J'a"
let IN 1882.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

Young Beeham, who IS operator Of
one Of the leveling machines at the
Friedman-shelby Shoe Factory, Of
this city, had a narrow escape from
losing several Of his fingers on the
right hand As it was, the member
IA badly lacerated.
Mr. Beeham, IN some manner,
caught his hand in a portion Of the
machine. The hand was badly mash
ed in the fleshy portion.
His physicians state they fear no
III results Of the accident and that
In a few weeks he win be able to
return to work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
q Most Valuable Agent.

Ins g5TcTaue q Dr. P-us
Ee1Icr@ greatly Du tie usenz
WopHTfH Ehieh is ezrrae1s frum zzsfvs
EraG r8nts And has e soIz1aoa
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ht1glaGLt u j. 3 le19s ef8c5eEt pYerzrlfka.
Gsseerns xai reliegs many cAss u uTFssii
0@auhlnu Arc excessive ga8tHc Gtyl@1h
EcldifTH
sGas1an Medical Discovery ebriehss ani
rgukts tie blood curing t4gtrhes r4Mpisz
eFaptionA AeTpfala1@ ewe.tl1Es an0 Old AuTts
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

souri, stands today alone the, yes,
THE poultry state q the union. No
other state can touch Missouri when
Il ONE 10 surplus poultry products;
no other state can touch Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

NEEs. EaIis HEsey VIII laye fW
Hgsston Texas. fhk week oc = aOr1
v1s MrE Elzzbesh B1cks. who
has spent the winter ta Texas wh
her son, JOIN, viz return ho1s Ef1h
Yrs. Hhey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

With everything from a teething
ring to granite ware, Abbay & Ad
ans have a completely equipped
Five & Ten Cent" department IN.
stalled on the second floor Of thei1
building that is arranged along the
very latest lines and most modern
IDEAS. Nothing in the department
Is more than ten cents or less than
five.
II r. really wonderful what a dime
can buy. In fact, a dime in this de.
partmeut makes the purchasing quail
tiles Of a quarter loom up with those
Of a dollar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

he CIczo & A1o directors a.
zoazcsd an Issue q EIssSN9 q
eqlYuazt and kLHEuTezenr bouds
q rheh slS@ 89s are 70 be Is
sud Ct ocoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
WALTER NORRIS HAS
HANDSOME NEW RoAsTER.

Walter Norris has q Fsrg h1e new
ps2uzt roszEr Eld p9po0r1 E2cals
Il Is qzfte 3 costly affair ard much
handsome 9zn his Old uzch1e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
CLARK, Mo-, March 10.

a destructive fire at this place at
an early hour this morning resulted
in a great loss of property.
The electric light plant was
burned TO the ground, as was also
the mill and elevator buildings
owned by George Davis. Joe Der
gers blacksmith shop was also
totally destroyed.
The fire originated 10 the en-.
CINE room Of the mill, 1t is said.
The damage done by the fire
will aggregate 5000. with only 81,
900 insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

no4z1k & toez x coal Es -
tug sored al alozE Gs rziEusGs
s1z q Fraz1E Qzrs = PIE has
Essez bE6s ks UsrE Al ohs-
poi-is z Tie Cozrr. ea1 IS beng
III and yhs z2s p-sc<tcs Is cover
Ex 1s ecEre SzEss risA reserve
r1sfi-r qz.ter&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
Your Friend. MIOney, at the Same Old Stand
Hdma Did Xt Hae Snail Expense, Low rfGes

7 wish TO advise all my friends did not move hes
a. ! connected with any other dry goods store IN Mex
leo in any way shape or form.
We opeued Our doors for business Saturday, and wnie
our trade was ~erainently satisfactory, as hundreds Oh
our true friends came in to see US, and speak encoui-
agiug words to us. we were not quite ready Ior an
onenlDp: our show cases had not arrived, and we ou
not nresent quite the appearance we would like "
havs On an occasion of this kind. However, we nope
10 have all of our fixtures installed and the balance o.
our Goods which are in transit this week. we VIII
have thisweek a complete new line OF the
American Beauty Gofsets, Shirt Waists,
Ladies Dress Skirts, and both Long
and Short Jackets,
and / will take this opportunity to say that truy
appreciate the patronage and good will OF all Dly ou
friends and customers, and with your help | hope 10
succeed. | do not ask your trade through friendship
alone. as my prices viii always talk. No man owns
his goods for less than |, and none in this same
line of business can afford to sell them for rs low a
price. You will one and all be treated with the same
consideration in the future, as in the past, WITH
ONE EXCEPTION. On account of my limited cap
itaI. | am compelled to SELL GOODS FOR CASH
for one year at least. Your money will bring from
10 to 20 per cent. Suppose you try this for awhile and
see. Everything new in this store, even the phone;
| write in your book McLoney's phone $50.
We are ready to serve you and will be glad to see you.
Remember the place, at the same old stand, on the
corner opposite the ~postofice. Trade with the man
! that has done more to make Mexico a city than any
! other merchant in town.
New Goods al The Lowest Prices. Your Friend,
w c Q n Y.
McLoney's Phone $50. 1t Is New Also
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

a DICK dust S6dk
Ineut or settling.
stnngy or milky
appearanceofte
indicates an IN,
healthy eondi.
tio1 Of the kid.
neysi too FIRE.
queut desire 10
a il ma !,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

Compound and
Liver Pills before
childbirth, and we
are all surprised to
zee how much good
.it did. Ny physi-
clan said Without
doubt j. was the
C compound that
helped you i
thank you for your
kindness in advising
NE and give you full
to use
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

Ne Tezze ozltsok fE = ArEs
fza crop Il Cs1-rzI Naa0ua Is
e5od his \ The 9y7sz & Dr.
J C. WhEzsz TEsssx q hCkzl-
tire 4 fhs Co1ses q ArEEREs q
IL UZversir a xtssgGl
rs opzSoz does mex hnE good
r-uzshozt Az1rzz IL regard 70
pe4ehsS In suzs parts the pesrhes
are o1zz5@aiy kidd aud Il oaAars
OILY &s q he e-u7 d4@Seed Tz
w1rSt ELECTS were f~A h onch4res
o. heh Ps1ufz q CUzzz where ths
uora wlA e11N go fan sweep In
s1ze ESzars erogs were Enee
ia to E1ss-. Gzd n o<hszE ouJ TIE
t neers las scfecss5 thea
Farzz Judge 1S Haz.nz. e the
Azi-za C0gusy C0zz Eho resides
Il he eastern r1z q the corzy.
SAYS IA paaeA crop Is in good con
eaxiuz and has GHsre1 very Euh.
Z any.
Coanry TrnaxE@ NOBLE B1-nes.
wAo reskss sou1h a tbs CIR ana
whose orchard Is upon a high pkcs
q rozn5, @yz lis peach ochzrd
wM damaged a4rh this winter AID
there ksnt the sHgh.sst rusPsct fG
. crop On lis Place. Nr. Barnes
states further thzt Ench DEPENDS
upn the kczton Ct a. orchard
whesh~ IL can safely esczpe ths
coh or rot
z J. Winters, WHO has q peach
tEm. says hts crop cane hrOugh
an right Until this last freeze and
the prospect at present e for .
hall q crop. Had II not been for
tbs last cod he FoCA have enjoyed
a fan crop
d.. J. r Fr5us. Of this city. whc
las a numb=r q peach trees OF
his tosn properly. reports them Il
good condition and SAYS there Is
every rroufse Of . good crop OF
his phee-
ROte- MeDonough, who lives il
l~Dorlhwest Mexico called At The
Ledger Office this week and pre-
sented u with a sp-g * peach bios
sons. They we're undzuzged and
Mr.. McD0n0QEh States al u hit
trees are IN iust As good eundition
He expeces o1e q the best crops fl
years.
County Assessor 7. J. Eeko. who
Is familiar with conditions through
out the eo3nty. as his work takes
him over the entire ground, state:
that last year the peaches In the
eas end, IN many places, we've en-
tirsly killed while IN the west end
especially On the orchard Of ? u
Quis1berTy. the crop was very pro
life
TheodOre Cauthorn, whose farm
and orchard are north Of this city
stated to a Ledger representative
that his peach trees we're in excellent
oouAsiou and promised a coed crop
He said hardly one per cent Of the
buds we're injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

You may have a sample bottle sent free
eyn1aiL Address DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bine
hamton. n. Y. Mention this . ana
remember then sne, DR.. Kilmei x swami
koot and the address, Binghamtoa
y. ". on sye4y bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

KRIS JOIN E0fH Netf
w menasls, L. Is y E
i k4se been sa1e-a
tea years vita maag
5sat T. ny s~e, slsa
- Tzx Eeak sn3 aicoa1
HAD 10 nrnalason. tssH g.: Ea2 .
Might snd last greatly in - ~
Il srssd other rened hci E1th y
saessss. Until / eonnszcc1 70 aAe Re
uaa. / now feel bsties kn evsfg re
spt. r-n sleep cell. ard haEe g-ln@
n weight I e1uzpt pra fsrdnl
hishly enough foE ts good = has sob
re.
III any woEsn are GERMS @A a11
Iwouid advise them 70 ny Fsgaa5 AlG
e1nvsaes themselves. i'eTuIa has 1ea'
ms good. / know BY ny e~Perene
that Is - worth its weight IN geld Z
any che who needs IT,
II also took MznaIin, foreoas1pshoA
IN connection with Per1nz, and If0uni
il halpsd ne where other la1s1Fe
fAile5.T
NoU Vel ef cStsrTh.
Miss &Alisz JOlisy, P2Ensis, ". G
writes. II have beer taking TcEr Pc
runa, rad can say thai III veil q d
sAtarrh.
Il thank you for JoUr kindness an
yoGE &dvieas
and these added to the nUnbe
Judge Wallace submitted. make
the total number Up to date stan
at zo,so5, or 5000 more than ar
necessary under the Initiative and r.
~ferendum.
Hopkins & Garter, OF Mexico. Nc
sold an eleven months old bull ca
to Air. T. J.. Dave, Of Troy. Kan
lfw ss90.e0 This is a royaIly brs
poan bull cali, ont Of Imp. Re
Lady 5th, by Dybrsak- Sired !
Royal Diamond By Bapton DiamoE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

Esalth restoring prop
critics. If you media
medicine You should
have the best. Sold by
druggists in hfty-cent
and oue-doilar sizrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

While Missouri stands as the Poul
try State of the Union, Mexico is
fast becoming the poultry center Of
Missouri. The first Of the many &C.
uyhes boosting poultry raising in
Audrain county viii be Monday even.
ing. April II. when Secretary Of the
State Poultry Board 7. E. Quisen-
berry viii give on illustrated lecture
On the various breeds with ia col
oTed slides. The lecture will be
free and N some public building.
In the fall Mr.. Quisenberry ex-
poets 70 move 10 Mexico and make
this city his permanent home. He
vas here Monday and met with the
Audrain County Poultry Association
He believes ia the future Of Mex
leo az a great poultry center and will
come here to assist in making Meg.
ico a city.
In speaking Of Mr.. Quisenberry, the
current issue q the Useful Poultry
Journal, Of this city. said:
Missouri Is the home Of a man
that has done more for the poultry
people Of this state and for the Unit.
ed States, than any othera nan On rec
ord. What be has done for the poul-
" people has been Of 5 TO the
little fellow, the farmer, the begin
her. He has not tried to do some
thihg that would only benefit a few
big fellows but his had the common
people, the masses. In view, and By
his good work. HIS faithfulness to his
state and the poultry interests, Mis-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

! when 1t comes to number Of pouitr.
faBciers."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17


my name in your testimonials."-Mrz
ID. W. MITCHELL, Box g, Sabattus, Me.
Another Woman Helped.
Granltevllle, VT was passing
t~hToughthe Changeof Life andsutfeTed
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Testoredmyhealth and
strength, and proved worth mountains
Of gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women | am willing Won
should publish my letter. - Mrs.
CHARLES BARCLAY, RID, Granite
vile, VT.
Women who are passing through
this critical period or who are suffer
ing from any of those distressing Ills
peculiar to their sex should not lose
| sight Of the fact that for thirty years
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which is made from roots and
herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills. In almost every COM
munity you will find women who
have been restored to health by Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
out Of Proud Averne Ind by the Re-
noBned Silver Plate. Second Dam
Proud Averne by Pride of Morning.
This is probably one Of the greatest
young bulls produced in Missouri In
recent years.
E. H. Carter is nor convinced
than ever that advertising pays. On
Thursday he had a little advertise
ment in the Breeders Special Of
Kansas City. NJ. Dave, as soon as
he saw the advertisement, wrote
Mr.. Carter regarding the bun. sir.
Garter wired Mr.. DAVE TO come to
Mexico and see for himself. The ami
NAL was sold within a week after
the first advertisement appeared.
Intelligent advertising always brings
prompt results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

SOMETHING must be done Il
keep the dust down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

William Yogngberg, 4 miner, con-
fessed late last night TO the murder
Of Mrs. Dera Nelson, rear this city,
Tuesday morning. Finding his
love for the woman was not re-
turned, he became desperate and
choked her to death. Later, while
In Jail. he attempted suicide by drink
ina lsp5anum, but this was ciseov-
cred in time TO frustrsts his lntsn-
tons.
The confession, in writing, fol,
lows:
There is no use. I cannot deny
any longer that ! killed Dora. We
were sitting side By side and we're
quarrelins. said something and
she slapped me. Then she said,
That settles II. You and ! will new
er marry now; II you EVER call me
Up over the telephone or try to
speak 10 me again I will have you
arrested said, DO you mean
thatr and she said, I mean every
word Of it,
with this ! reached over and
grabbed her by the throat. I drove
my fingers into her flesh till I
could almost feel il give way. She
did not speak or struggle veg much,
| was crszed and the longer held
her BY the throat the more felt
like a demon. kept my hold for
at least two minutes and when / let
loose she was dead. I cooled down
then and realized what had done.
! wanted to kill myself. but ! had
nothing, to do it with. ! got up and
looked at her for a while and then
I picked her up in my arms and
kissed her time and again.
To the married in May to Miss
Edith Fanon, a sister Of Mrs. r. NJ.
Roberts, Of this city. A. W. Rose, a
young automobile chauffeur, of Ok.
lahona City, was murdered Feb. 27,
and Leon Fries q member Of a
prominent family in the e State.
is under arrest charged with one Of
the coldest-blooded killings in the
history Of Oklahoma.
In speaking Of the killing, Mrs.
Roberts said TO a Ledger representa-
i've Monday morning; Il saw
the accounts in the papers. as well
as received a few Of the facts
from my sister who was engaged to
MF. Rose. Mr. Rose was driving
Fries to Norman, Ok, when some
thing went wrong with the machine.
This was on the afternoon of the
9th. When Mr.. Rose alighted from
the machine to fix It, Mr.. Fries
waited until his back was turned and
then It IS alleged struck him over
the head with a hammer killing
him instantly.
Fries knew 8Ir. Rose had money
On him. Later the accused enter
tanned some girl friends with the
money he had stolen. He was ar.
rested and charged with the killing
and at present is in jail awaiting
trial Ny sister and Mr.. Rose were
to have been married ia May.
Fries Is but eighteen years old"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

The engagement Of Mamie Car
ter. Of this city. and Clay Hamil
Ton, formerly q Mexico. now resid
ing IN 81. Charks, South Dokoea, WA
announced Tuesday afternoon by Mis-
Alice Morris. While the engage
uera has been suspected for some
time. the announcement eame as
complete surprise.
The announcement was made b
Miss Morris In q very pretty httls
ceremony. After all Of Miss Car
tr's friends had arrived. Miss 3Iorrh
entered with a beautiful silver Low
ing cup and. after offering a toast
drank Miss Carriers and Mr. Hamil
toms health. The cup was theI
passed from guest to guest. eacl
making a toast to the happy pair.
Miss Carter IS one OF Mexico
most charming young women. Fo
a number OF years she has been il
charge Of The Worrell Jewslry Coz
music department. Mr.. Hamilton i
prospecting in the real estate and IN
surance business in South DakOt;
and is a young man Of sterling WORT
and business ability. The wedding i
to Be early In April
The Ledger joins many friend
Of both in extending coagratalation
in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

PHYSICIAN
APPROVES
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabattus. Maine.-Y You told me to
take Lydia Z Pinkham's Vegetable
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17
thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and. Never Suspect h

7 FIJI bottle or common glass with your
Eater and let It stand twenty-four hours:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

often expressed, that Dr.. KilrneT's
SEstnp-Root, the great kidney rcniedv
fnlhlls almost every wish in CORRECTING
rheumatism, pain IN the back, kidnevs
liver, bladder and everyp part Of theurinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and sealdiHg pain in passing it, OF bad
effects following use Of liquor, vine or
beer, and o~veycorles that unpleasant ~.
eessrty OF being compelled 10 10 often
through the day, and to get % many
times during the night. The mild ana
immediate effect Of Swamp-Root Is
soon realized It stands the highest be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

the back are also symptoms that tell Won
the kidneys and bladder are out Of order
and need attention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-17

Fries Is but eighteen years old.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-11
NOTICE.

There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be con-
stitutional disease and therefore re-
qulres constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to teaspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills Cor constipation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-11
DAYS DOINGS
IN BRIEF

The Weather.-Fo Forecast for today
in Georgia: Fair, moderately cold;
moderate north to northeast winds.
6ioeraph Program Pastime
will offer its patrons and all lovers
of motion pictures a complete bio
graph program tonight. This is a
treat you cannot miss.
Crowd at Jekyl.-The season at
Jekyl island is now on at it's heighth.
During the present week several large
parties have arrived and two or three
more are expected Monday. All of
the cottages and the large clubhouse
are pretty well filed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-11

jeorgia Hardware COMPANY and