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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-03-09
Be Prison Guard.

Ex-Sheriff John Byron has been
appointed as one of the guards of the
penitentiary and left the first of the
week fer Boise. John made a mighty
GOOD officer and is a good man TOR
the position he has secured.
1t is stated that Byron is IN line
for a much better position shortly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-03-09
Go to South America.

lack Gully, one Of the daring cow
punchcrs of 6he Salmon river country,
has disposed of his holdings down
there and will leave shortly for South
America
IIc will 20 to the Argentina coun-
Try aDd look the field over with a
view 20 embarking IN the cattle busi-
ue>, on an extensive scale.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-03-09

Deputy Sheriff Quinlan was in
Noo>sia last week on official business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Cash Dividend

The BOARD OF Directors of the German
Fire INSURANCE Co, of Wheeling. w. Va,
have declared Semi-auuual cash Divi-
ctul uf SiN per cent tGf. b. payable on
demand. ar tie office OF The Company.
80. 1919 Chaplin" street. Wheeling. W
Va +. HESTER. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Most modern and leading moderate rate
hotel
ALBEMARLE 1 N iIi, ~ a. A,,,E
Sew ftrou-auut. capacity $50. private
u1ih., elevators. 5000 o. vide. r0aI
''rcneFi exceptional table. white service.
i".i.tI tFiy season rates. s.. $40. fI2 SO
Ip weekly. g. up daily. Booklet
D. COPE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
FOR RENT
DIED.

ON FRIDAY. June 70fr.
1cnrr 1886 tHHrlire street IONS
WATflli1t ESD. ir Tho -0fh wear or
Die axe
IurerIl from fHc reaiffu.r nr MONDAY
morning af HH REQUIEM mass af Sf
InarrHe Cathedral 90 O'Clock
Ff.fnia of fIe family fre .rvifeT Or
frrrerf private in Mf calvary -rrc.
ferf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
THE COLWYN

81 South AIrUgar Nrc open aU year
40 90 up daily. IS up weekly
b. g. WARM ETDN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

The uniform success that has at
tended the use OF Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made IL favorite everywhere II
can always be- depended upon For
sale by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
ReSorts-Atlantic City, N. j.

THE RossLYN. % MOUNT VERNON
between III and KENTUCKY
AYES. one square from Beach. IS week
~ AMI up. Bathing from house.
J. MckECH<IE Owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
lSLESWCRTH
And Annex

WITH CAPACITY OF 500
'n o." Ocean front. extending from Vir-
Einla 20 Maryland Ave Most centraI
location. fresh sea water Iu all I.tIs-
iaFt" airy rooms. newly furnished win
running water Elevator, etc. Fun or
.Nr~tfa. American or European plan
auto meets trains Booklet Frank NJ
l'h"ebus. Mgr. WA HYAIAN Prcpr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
POULTRY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AoENT-ToUnG man wants effu1fIo~ a.
agent ~ ran Insurance company. can
slNe good references Apply or address
re- Employ mcnt Bureau. l45 10th 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Hotel FrOnienac

ne most popular Sc,
% famous piers. &C
Ions; modern. high-c
% the best. capacit,
ery special terms OF
mp daily: including
metal beds. elevator.
ucrior table. with "
supplied direct from
sanitary plumbing. p,
ocean and Boardwalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Kentucky ave. 100
yards from Beach.
ctton. Between the
,ntral to all attrac-
class hotel. as good
y $50. VIII make
IS up weekly. $50
large ocean rooms.
baths. phones. SUI
White service. table
farm. pure water,
orches overlook the
). Booklet.
W. +. WATTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
HOTEL MAJESTIC

steel Pier. center OF
view. canacity 300.
baths. white seryi,
table. special SO up
Booklet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Virginia ave. and
Beach. close to
attractions, ocean
elevator, private
e. etc. superior
weekly. 81 up daily.
NJ. 4. SMITH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Phillips House and Annex

Mass Ave and Beach. Atlantic city. y.
>. Elevator 10 street level open all
year. r. l.. PHILLIPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

south carolina ave trt t.s Reach. rrf.
raf" baths elevator fs Stree. Dino
I' f-. ''' capacity Superior
table -Hr.. 10 rIff. tsrukftf
BftfAN O. WILLIAMS
.f fst.' .f rIH.Israfc r-.rs fs-.If. .f..ts
&c Netherland N.H
4. .t.IwuIk OV'fiuuhIur fnv.r .rH
ocean center ~ 900. attractions ID.
rarfI~ Cod. Elevator r.r|t.t. trfI..
EsWft rIfria. 81 fnrnurr.If
Bathing from House ., ., . .,a'
NHif. -rv AL rueI. 100 Hirirr. -nnm
Special .' Rates tl.ss....a
vk1v. g. 100 f.I..
l''FlET AUGUST Eriiwtr1si irr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
LETTER LIST.


List OF letters remaining in the post
office AT Whcelirr. ohio county. ". Va
saturday. July LIT. 1911. 70 obtain
any OF the following the applicant must
ask FOR advertised letters. giving date Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Tho state OF West NIr-inla. ohio Coun-
Is. ST..
IN tie circuit court OF ONO COUNTY.
West Virginia. june I;8lcs 1911.
Jessie Scf,.le
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

The dupont Club will hold turkey
shot on Thanksgiving Day. There will
be eighteen turkeys offered as prizes.
The program calls for fifty targets to
be shot in three events at 20, 10 and
15 birds each. The entrance fee will
be fifty cents including the cost of
targets. All members will be arrang-
ed in four newly revised classes
three turkeys TO each class and three
to visitors. Ties will be shot on at
25 targets.
In addition TO the prizes, three tur-
keys will be offered as prizes for rifle
and pistol shooters.
dupont gunners also are ready for
their anniversary shot December l6
Il will consist Of 100 targets in five
20-bird events. Entrance fee for the
100 targets is $500. There will be an
optional sweep on the 100 targets OF
$500, the club adding $500 to the
purse in the optional sweeps and II
there should be Is or more entries
in the optional sweeps, the club will
add $1,000 Money in the sweeps viii
be divided Rose System 5-3-2.
Trophies will be awarded by the
Lewis Glass System. Any tie Will b'
shot off at 10 targets.
The club has provided trophy fcl
the professional shooters who may b
present and take part in the 100 tar
get race. For the professionals there
will be an added target handicap.
The feature Of the shot will be th'
contest for the l.. c. Cup representing
the Inanimate Target Championship
of the world. This cup is at presen
held by George L. Lyon. shooting rep
resentative of the Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
who has been challenged by Lester 5
German Of the DUPONT company. Thi
event consists of 200 targets per man
made up as follows; 100 targets un
known angles. which will be shot owe
the Leggett Trap; so targets, exper
rule, one man up, which will be sho
over the five expert traps recently in
stalled at the club; and 20 pair
which will be shot over the Legget
/ Trap
The e. c shoot will start at 10
p. m Edward Banks, of Whining
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
Carpenter Says Gambling
Will Not SfrangIe Baseball

ment to our constitution and pro-
vides that any persons connected
with organized baseball in any ca
pacity whatever will he blacklisted,
il found guilty Of gambling or betting
in any way.
"The other action was the appoint
ment of a committee consisting Of
Judge Kavanaugh, of Little Rock;
Attorney James II. ORourke, of
Bridgeport, Conn. and ]. J. Stein. Of
Buffalo, to decide upon a country
wide movement against the gamblers.
The Unanimous opinion of the dele
CATION at San Antonio was that by
presenting the matter TO the atten-
tion of the proper authorities in
every city in which the gamblers are
now hood winking the public with
their combination pools and other
games, that the law will be enforced
without delay.
IF more drastic action is found to
be necessary, the national association
is prepared to take the matter up with
the federal authorities. In whatever
steps il may take feel sure that the
national association will have the as
sistance of the national commission,
the National League and the American
League. One thing is certain, organ
lied baseball is strong enough to cope
with the matter"
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

President Carpenter Of the Tri-
State League has returned to Al
toona after attending the gathering of
minor league club representatives at
San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Carpenter
was greatly pleased with the meeting
and says the minor leagues are closer
together than ever before and that
movements made for the betterment
OF the game will be felt during the
next season. Speaking of the anti
gambling movement that will be start
ed throughout the country, President
Carpenter said
Gambling will never get a foothold
in baseball because the organizations
which control the game will not per-
NIT II. Attention was called at our
meeting to the fact that gamblers
driven from other lines of sport at
tempted last summer to start pools
and other betting games, and Presi-
dent Sexton announced early in our
session that he hoped the convention
would take some action to drive the
pests away from our national game.
"The methods of the pools. all of
which are lotteries and therefore
contrary to the law and many Of
which are actual swindles, were eX-
posed in our meeting and TWO strong
resolutions were adopted. One res
olution was in the form of an amend
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
TURKEYS AS
TARGET PRIZES
EaStlake GunnerS Load Up for
Thanksgiving Feast In
Live Fowl Shoot
DUPONT SHOOTERS TO
GET THEIR BIRDS LATER

Trap shooters had another big day
at home on Saturday, the DUPONT Gun
Club and the Eastlake Club each pull
ing on a good shoot The Eastlake
shoot was for turkeys
The winners in the Coleman DUPONT
merchandise event before the DUPONT
traps were: Glass A, l.. ID. Willis, %
out Of 25; Glass b, william G.. Wood,
% out of 25; Glass G, DR.. A. Patter-
son aud DR.. II. Belts tied at 20 out
of 25; Glass d, d. X. Rutter, is out
OF %.
In the challenge match Glass c for a
silver cup, Victor DUPONT defeated T.
w. Mathewson, 80 to 80. In a shoot
for Glass c cup, G. f. Lord, the holder
defeated w. ]. Highfeld. SO to So.
The 50-yard (22 calibre) rife scores
were ID. Appleby, 239, 23S, 23S, 1872;
T. w. Mathewson, 213; G. W. Pierce,
231, 228, 229 j. w. Anderson, 157, 202; 4;
II. Dunlap, 204, 200, 219, 203 e. Dun
lap, 2O4, 173, 2O2; w. Rommel, 1872,
2O6, 20S; j. Nurnberg, 214, 224, 203,
21S.
The 5O-yard revolver and pistol
qualification scores were: ID. Appleby,
S5, 80, Sc; l.. G. Weldin, 81; j. w.
Cam, GA, Go, SO, 70, II; L. d. Willis,
"A.
J. T. Robertson was high gun at the
East Lake shoot, winning a turkey
and two other prizes, having a straight
run of 80 birds in competition. Among
other prize winners were ID. r. Smith
and Thorpe Martin. Smith winning in
tie with Robertson and Martin, and
Robertson winning in tie with Martin.
Other scores were as follows:
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
ST. ALOYSIUS AND
BELLEVUE, 0 TO 0

At Montrose on Saturday st. Alloy
sius and Bellevue played to 0 to 0
score. Although outweighed 20 pounds
st. Aloysius put up its hardest game.
Bellevue played Bill" Stewart, star
fullback of the Wilmington High
School two years ago, and many other
stars from the Highland ball team
The game was hard fought from start
to finish, St. Aloysius showing the
spiria of do or die" Capt. Swift ran
the boys in fast style. Lutz for
men dupont Academy team boy
played a fine game for st. Aloysius at
halfback, and also did some fine kick
ing Campbell, was star at quarter
back for St. Aloysius. The lineup:
I,,.ot,,o nn1larr,tn
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

ing mounts and all his expenses while
in the employ of the Rothschild sta
bic. Dugan also may receive some
presents if he wins important stakes
on the German and Austrian race
courses. He will leave this country
March 1. During the winter months
he will pilot the horses of r. F. Car
man on the Southern tracks.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
HIGH AGAINST
NORRISTOWN NEXT

The High School football eleven
Will play Norristown High School at
Front and Union street grounds on
Thanksgiving morning at 1O15
o'clock. Coach Speer has about 20
candidates out for practice and has
announced that nobody will be per-
mitted to enter the game unless he
is out for practice daily this week.
Because of High Schools excellent
showing in Chester, a close game is
expected on Thanksgiving Day.
Sen Auben Conchas. Durstein, makers
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
THANKSGIVING
GAME AT SOUTH SIDE

At South Side Park on Thanksgiving
morning at 1890 o'clock Manager Bill
MCGOWAN. of the DUPONT Academy will
try out his men against st. Nicholas
Academy, the fastest academy team in
the east
Neil Lynch, a Wilmington boy
plays quarterback on st. Nicholas and
will try hard to beat his home town
boys. He is game as they make them
Neil ought to make good. Captain Ma
lone Of st. Nicholas Academy is picked
by Mike Murphy to be the fastest ono
mile man in the country in another
year or so.
Phil Barry who is now putting up
great game for Penn State, at half
back, may referee the game. Barry is
a former villa Nova full back and ne
thinks a lot Of the boys The prelimi-
nary game will be between Newport
and St. Aloysius.
Havana Seconds, culls of &c cigar,
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
Carpenter Talks PocIduPon Trims Pasdempera Loses Rero
WINSDOR LOSES
TO CENTENNIAL
Philadelphia Puts TIVE Goals
Between LEGAL Boys Posts
in Saturday Game

In a st. Georges League soccer
game in Philadelphia on Satu day
Windsor lost to Centennial . 0.
Centennial played a fast combintion
game and scored their first god IS
minutes after play began. Aftercor-
ners work by Windsor, which pDved
fruitless. an accidental foul b T.
Edge of Centennial drew a pealty
which was taken by f. Whitlel he
putting the ball through the goa On
resuming play Windsor again prssad
Centennial goal keeper, but coul,not
kick the ball through and theinal
whistle blew with Centennial onion.
On Thursday Windsor plays loc-
Ger team from Baltimore at Shepot
Park. The visitors have not 10. a
game for five seasons. Windsor til
do their best to break their re,rd
by winning the game on Thurssy.
Saturdays lineup:
Centennial. windsoi
Weyant ..-..... goal .... Olisr
Wells fright back. ..... Lazy
Bowdler ..... left back. ..... Ede
Rev .... right halfback. Ainswon
Kendall -. left halfback. .. Helm
Meadows centre half. Armstron
Grifiths outside right. Griffith
Cooper .... inside right. .... WOOD
Whitley e. centre forward. Holgat
Beech ...... inside left. .. Wood
Oliver ... outside LETT. Greenwel
Linesmen, E. Martyr, J. Bevan
referee. ]. Williams; time Of halves
35 minutes.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
IMPERIAL A. {.
LOSES, IL TO 0

Imperial lost its first decisive foot
bali game TO Riverton-Palmyra at
Riverton, on Saturday by a II to 0
score. Riverton played the locals to
a O to 0 score here, on Saturday. Oc-
tober 2S. but went back at them hard
in the return game and won, although
Imperial made the Jerseymen -now
they were in the game
Boehme proved the Riverton hero.
He gathered up a pass intended for
Kane and made o 6S-yard run for
the first touchdown. Imperial played
well in general McCalls daring
tackling, great catches OF forward
passes. and splendid judgment dis
played in picking his course while in
possession OF the ball, made him the
star.
Tucker and Snitcher helped won
derfully in keeping the score down.
Tucker did grand passing. thus Civ
ing Snitcher plenty of time to get
of his accurate long distance punts
After the game Imperial was en-
tertained at a chicken supper, after
which a smoker was held in Forests
Hall Sevenal selections were given
and William Raymond. sang. Mr.
Snitcher, and Manager Hughes of the
local team gave recitati0ns. A few
friendly boxing bouts also were given
The teams may meet here later. The
lineup:
Imperial. Riverton.
Christy ....l G. 30 Faunc,
Raymond. W. Founce.
Snitcher. -.....L T. 49,. mccullough
Fairchilds. .......l. e. $50. Armstrong
Tucker. .-..-.-.-.c. .......-.. Lloyt
Warburton......r. g....... Holbecl
Hetzle.
WeIsh..........r. t. .....M. Brow
Adams.
Mccall .....-..r. e. ....... Matti
Weigand
Kane. ........q. b. .Wrigh
Woods s-.--......l h. b. .-... Thoma
SbriFer.
Jeferies. h. b. w Faunc
H. Brown.
Brrne f b ~ Boehm
Mccall.
Referee. Heating; umpire. Barr
deid judge. McAfullin; head linesman
Fennimore: timers; Lynch, Welch
Hnesmen. Smith and Kern.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
MORE COLTS in THE
STOECKLE STABLES

Harry ]. Stoeckle, an admirer OF
fast horses. recently paid a visit TO
stock farm in New York state, accom-
paned by DR.. II. J. Ewes and Hermann
Erb, and while there purchased two
five-months-old colts, which give
promise of being fast.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
LOCAL HORSES NOMNATED.

Harry ]. Stoeckle has nominated in
the Western Horseman Stake the
mares Fanny Stanton, by Milton s., in
foal to Bingen. and Lucille f., by
Epsy Boy. in foal to Binvolo. H. T..
Wallace also nominated Dossie Viii
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
sen Auben PaneteIIa. the lIttIo smO6e'

ton, will referee the match and Chas.
H. Newcomb. Of Philadelphia, will act
as judge for Mr.. Lyon, and William
NJ. Foord. of Wilmington, will judge
for Mr. German.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Eddie Du-
gan. one of the best jockeys in this
country, has signed a contract to ride
for Baron Rothschild of Vienna next
season. The youngster will receive
a salary of more than $4,000 a year,
also extra fees for winning and los
Evening journal., 1911-11-27


Timers McCafferty and Woods. Line
men, Rimlinger and Murphy. Time of
quarters. two 1O-minute and 2 15-
minute. Scorer, Eddie Abrahams.
Al. so- 60 A,,1,o,, So A1l aoalors.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
PICK r. r. c. FOR 2.O7.

r. T. c.. Dude Archdale. Gold
Dollar, Belvasia, Lewis Forrest, Ad-
got Hail. Dorothy Hansbow, Nancy
Royce, Gay Audubon, Peter Thomp-
son, Binvolo, High Admiral. The
Hugenot, Fair Margaret and King
Brook are picked as the crackaiacks
for the 2.O7 trot in 1912.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27
CHESLEY GETS ELKTON GAME.

Chesley will play Cecil County High
School at Elkton on Thursday Il viii
be one Of Chesley's hardest games.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

Havana Seconds, culls of &c cigar,
? for Sc, S1.10 box of so. Selak and
Hoffman, 41S Market sreet~
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

OTHER SPORT NEWS ON PAGE 10.
Evening journal., 1911-11-27

Referee. Keaiing: umpire. Barr;
deid judge. McMullin; head linesman.
Fennim0re: timers; Lynch, Welch;
Hnesmen. Smith and Kern.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-12
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS
Personal
Mention

Col. w. E. Kay has returned to
Jacksonville after a business trip to
the city.
w. c. Lane, OF Eastman, was IN the
city yesterday.
J. o. Crawford, a prominent turpen-
tine man of Florida, spent yesterday in
the city.
w. o Christie left on the Clyde
steamer yesterday for New York and
from there he will go to South Amer
lea on a business trip.
Dr.. H. G. Carnes of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday, leaving in tne aft
ernoon for Anguilla, where he will
be the guest Of Capt. w. r. Towz.
send for a few days.
DR.. ]. P .Harrell and a party of
friends left yesterday morning on the
launch "R. L. Noble" to spend several
DAYS fishing at the Fernandina jet
ties.
Paul &c. Twitty, formerly of this
city, now of Jacksonville, was shaking
hands with his many friends here yes
terday. Mr.. Twitty has recently been
elected cashier of the Fourth National
Bank Of Jacksonville, succeeding e.
d. Walter, and is probably the young
est cashier in the state of Florida. He
was the recipient of hearty congratue
lations from his many Brunswick
friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-12
A Day s Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather.-Ths following IL
tle weather forecast for today: Show.
ers.
The Tides-Hign water on the
Brunswick bar today at $50 a. N. and
o.5S p. m. Low water 4. 2.27 a. N.
and 2.57 p. m. About half hour later
in the harbor
"The Great Heart u the West" and
several other great pictures at the
Pastime today, matinee and night.
No Services sunday.-On account
OF the pastors absence, there will re
no services at the Presbyterian church
ON Sunday.
Another Doubieheader today, matt
nee and night, at the Cool Grand, COM
posed OF two very funny comedies by
the Lubin players. A Pathe tragedy,
Essaney Western and a Pathe hand
colored Film Dart. Our prices remain
the same-5c and 10c.
Bargains in shoes.-The shoe man,
Sam Kaplan, is Offering some very
extraordinary bargains In summer
shoes. He has quite a nice line RI
laeles and children shoes which he
offcls at less than cost and mems
81 IS at one-half former selling price.
For repair work, he has tho best
equipped shop in the city.
Is a Vice Presidential the meet.
ing OF the Georgia Agricultural soci-
ETY. at Waycross, DR.. w. B. Burroughs
or this city, was named vice presi-
dent of the society for the Eleventh
congressional district The election Is
well deserved as DR.. Burroughs is one
of the hardest workers on agricultural
development in the state.
Excursion to Fernandina.--The
steamer Fmmeline will make a spe-
clal trip to Fernandina Sunday, leav-
ing here at $50. The fare for the
round trip will be only 100 and all
who go can visit beautiful Amelia
beach as the cars will be waiting to
take the crowd. This will be a very
pleasant trip and no doubt many will
go.
For saby's comfort.-Attention IL
directed to the advertisement Of II.
M. Miller & Son in this MORNINGS
News. These gentlemen are exclusive
agents for the famous Westbrook baby
protector The uses of the Protector
are many. 1t serves its purpose equal
ly well whether the baby rests on a
bed. on a couch. on blanket or quilt
on the floor, in the open air Of the
porch, under the shade trees, or in
summer house. When baby is taken
on an outing, tho folded Protector is
easily carried. and Is instantly ready
Tor use, when baby has gone to
sunderland and peaceeully rests on
. soft, thick blanket. It's a splendid
thing for the baby and at the Miller
store it will be pleasure to show
them.
\
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-12

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The FTeart Of the Great West"
oh. You Bill,
a Famous Duel"
The Latent Spark"
Another superb Offering for our big
Saturday crowds. This program has
been selected with great care, and
besides from embracinr several com
edies will also include our splendid,
The Heart of the Great West"
We have always inasined-that, next
to the South, the West was the gree
est section OF this great country of
ours, where hospitalitv and friendship
walked hand in hand. and this pic
ture win ore than verify this. A
voung man from q bis civ has to 90
West for his tealth. and you have
got TO come and see what happened
to him
"A Famous Duel"
We have several comedies. but this
is without doubt the hest. r. YOU Won
on the ball gsr1e Yesterday, you will
absorb this with great Joy, and if you
lost you won't care. for after seeing
this great farce tho world will look
different, and you will think that you'll
win next time.
THE Latent Spark"
This is our special vitagraph Of last
evening which We are running TODAY
by special request, so that all orr
patrons can see their great cSur,.
John Bunny. Chummy is some Bunny
all right.
"oh, You RilI.v
Moths has nothing TO % what
ever with any Bin you ever knew BE-
fore. This Bill only has one arm and
one foot. but the foolish stu-ts he
manages to do would do credit to a
man with several arms and feet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-12
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