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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Men Will Find Inter
esting Things IN Our
Basement Section.

Men s working shirts, blue or tan !;
sizes IA to II; 65c values for SOC;
45c values for 29c.
Mems handkerchiefs, all white OF
with coIored borders-10c and 15c
values for SC.
Men hose, all colors-25c values
for 15c; 15c and 20c values for 10c.
Mems balbriggan shirts and draw
ers; all sizes-50c values for 25c.
Some men like candy, too. Satur-
day 40c chocolates will be sold for
25c a pound. These are hand made
goods; whipped cream centers; all
flavors and coated with Bakers
high grade chocolate coating Regu-
lar 40c a pound for 25c.
Mems and boys canyon hats
worth 1oc, for SC.
Mems perfect fitting shirts with
cuffs attached; sizes IA to II; light
and dark colors; neat patterns
$100 and $125 values for SOC.
Big line of mems $4.00 shoes-tan
or black; latest lasts; all sizes, Base
ment price $29S.
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court In and for the county of Salt
Lake and state of Utah.-In the matter OF
the estate Of John Boundy. doceased.-
Notice OF private SALE
Under authority OF an order granted by
the third Judicial district court OF tho
county OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah. dated
June 30th. 1911. ]. the undersigned ad
minis tratrix. Will sell at private sale the
following described property;
1. The property known as the Sanford
and Whiting ranches, surveyed March
+th. 1870. by J. S. Snow, deputy county
surveyor of White Pine county. Nevada.
situated In Pleasant valley Juab coun-
ty. state OF Utah. and bounded as fol-
lows, To wiz; Commencing at post No, l..
about miles southeast of the Kern min
ms district and upon the dividing line
between the state OF Utah and tho state
OF Nevada. thence south 4ls degrees cast.
one hundred and ten and thirty hun
dredths (l10 800 chains TO post No. q.
thence south 81 degrees east fifty-one
and cigbty-flve-h -hundredths Col s5) chains
to post No, 8. thence southeasterly TWEEN
ty-siN and siXtY-six -hundredths (26 .6G)
chains to post No. &: thence north 81
degrees west sevepty-ono and forty-thr
(11 .A3) chains to post No. .; thence north
i5 degrees west eighty~fve and thirty
seven (S6.3O chains to post No, G, and
thence northwesterlv twcntv-siX and six
ty-siX -hundredths (2s 66) chains TO post
No. / tho place OF commencement and
containing $50 acres or land
2. Also. commencing at the northwest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
STALE EGGS ON THE
ST. LOUIS MARKET
Quotations Suspended Owing to the
Fact That the Case Goods Are
Mostly Rotten,

ST. LOUIS. July Egg quotations on
the butter. egg and poultry exchange
were suspended today owing to hot
weather. which has practically removed
eggs from the market. Retailers who
took chances on finding good esEs In
tho cases bought the eggs today at 10
cents n dozen.
In majority of the cases examined
on the exchange as many as eight eggs
to dozen were found bad,
The suspension OF quotations followed
the demand that eggs be graded In ac-
cordance with the hot weather. but as
no grade could be made the action to
rule egg quotations off the market was
adopted Yesterday eggs were quoted at
13 to II cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Shoes, $, Oxfords
and Pumps Sold
at Cost and Less

Rather a startling state
ment-a fact, however.
1t IS the one week in the
year 1Ohen stocks are to
be reduced regardless of
br,ce.
Two reasons account for the
growth of the shoe depart
ment: The fine makes which
we carry and the uniform cour-
tesy of the salespeople. All of
our shoes are bought direct
from best known factories and
include standard brands.
-WOMEN'S OXFORD IS,
PUMPS AND SANDALS-Your
choice of any pair in stock, Values,
$500 to $500.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS S
AND PUMPS-Your choice of any
pair of our $3.50 and $400 grades.
$1.95-WHITE CANVAS AND
WHITE KID OXFORDS AND
PUMPS-Any pair in our stock.
Values So. to $500.
MISSES AND CHILDREN OK
FORDS-Any pair of our $3.50 and
$500 grades at $1,95. You can Sc
lect from the best made, from the
most stylish lasts.
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Rub Dry 7 owels

World wide renowu. woven in such n
manner that each fiber acts as a sponge,
making it very absorbent and sanitary
and yet rough enough to give that health
full glow after using, needs no ironing.
25c Size priced for Round up sale zoe
each.
39c size priced for Round up sale, 29c
each.
soc size priced for Round up sale 371Hc
each.
S5c size priced for Round up sale Soc
each
$1.25 size priced for Round up sale s5c
each.
PILLOW CASES,
45x34 size. made from good grade of
bleached muslin, former price was l21ac
each. Round mp price, 10c.
45x34 inch Pillow Cases in fine quality
of bleached muslin, former price was l5c
each. Round up price 12&c.
SHEETS.
Double bed size (76x9O inches), made
for durability, will stand hard usage
heavy weight, full bleached, formerly
priced SOC each. Round up price, Soc.
Hemstitched double bed size (s1x00
inches) sheet, fine quality, closely woven
muslin. sold formerly for 90c each Round
up price 75c each
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|[S[ PIRATES
WITH DEFEAT
"A the Pacific Mail Line
IL I,ooters of Wrecked
/ Steamer Asia.

-apr, B C., July The story
,sfuI battle with the pirates
E..,l the wreck of the Pacific
- Asia, and the recovery OF
elk was brought by the
G,,n Gp,,,o,esilaus, which reached port
4 orient yesterday. :.
I'M of the Pacific Mail line
the use of a small Chinese
md a complement of soldiers
. srpedition went IN search OF
- When the gunhoat Az.
I, ' ibc retreat OF the lootcrs
!. N mt out and began an at.
volIey from the soldiers killed
the pirates and the battle
.s.d with the flight Of the
/, They we're pursued and their
rreoyered. Much OF the stolen
4 Electrical equipment taken
y Asia was recovered. The
q The booty is being continued.
ras brought by the Protcsllaus
sslIiou started by opium plant
Kanm against the suppress
,ss opium trade. The planters
'e, troops sent 10 suppress the
There were heavy losses on
The taotai of Lanchow per
/ IN contingent Of soldiers to
/, of the disturbance. After he
4 ths rioters and captured three
rpelssders. who were decapi.
ID rebels dispersed.
"a newspapers received by the
,ps report that the Japanese
4 has decided to expand the
4 laval yards. where a great
5eb will he the largest east of
M be built.
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Special Reductions In
MILL RY

Many thoughts will re-
vert to headdrese even
though the prin cipal
season has passed. Two
months of summer In
which to enjoy a new hat
The prices are the interest
ing feature-for everyone
knows that ith-O'Brien mil
linery typifies correct fashion.
Beautiful dressy models and high
class tailored hats-half price
A limited number of good style
turbans at 95c each-these are rare
bargain for any one desiring small
dark colored toque. Others in great
er variety, ranging from $195 to
$1,000 each.
One lot black large rough braid
untrimmed shapes, SOC each,
A few colored shapes, 75c and 81.
Sailors and French jumbo braid
outing hats-scarf drape-$1.25 to
$3.50 each.
AU flowers ON display Csc q
h1i,,cb
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Roundup Of Linen:
and Bedding

We aOa7,t yoA to kmow about
the strong Ualmes scheduled for
the sole. The prices are dorm
so much less than usual that
aOe believe, aUhen yoW examine
the goods and note the special
prices, you'u lay IN q supply.
We cannot emphasize these
values too strongly. They are
teeming with quality-and
quality is the first requisite,
then price.
Tablecloths of pure white Irish
linen-several good designs 20
choose from.
2x2-yard size. formerly sold for S2.25.
Ground up" sl75
2x2-yard size. formerly sold for $40,
Round up" $500
2x2H;yard size, formerly sold for $500,
Round up 1925.
2x3-yard size, formerly sold for $S.75,
Ground up" $2.75.
2x3-yard size, formerly sold for $500,
Round up s5.25.
Heavy unbleached German da-
mask cloths in spot pattern, only *
2-yard size, formerly sold for $500
each; Roundup" price, 5000
TABLE DAMASK.
7O-inch wide heavy weight spot da-
mask with Greek key border, pure
white, extra strong and serviceable );
sold formerly for 90c yard :;
Roundup price, 69c.
NAPKINS-To match the above
damask in the 22x22-ineh size, sold
formerly for 1925 dozen; Round
up' price, $3.50 dozen.
CREAM DAMAsK
Cream damask is the most durable
kind to buy owing to the natural
strength and durability Of the linen
which has not been impaired by
bleaching chemicals, which makes the
linen white after a few washings,
60 inches wide, formerly soc yard,
Round up price, Ace
81 inches wide, formerly roc yard
"Round up'' price. 60c
20 inches wide, formerly soc yard
Ground up price 75c.
20 inches wide, formerly S1.25 yard
Round up" price Sloo.
NAPKINS.
An exceptionally fine lot of odd nap.
kins, all are pure linen, full bleachcd, in
floral and conventional designs.
20x20nch, formerly priced sl,S5 Dozen
" Round up" $3.50:
22X22-nch, formerly priced s3,25 dozen,
-" Round up" $3.50.
22x22.iuch. formerly priced 1919 dozen.
Ground mp 1926.
24x24-incb, formerly priced s4.oo dozen,
Round up" 1925.
CRASH TOWELING.
Pure linen tea toweling, full 1s-inch
wide, red border formerly priced IL . Sc
yard, Round up price. lohc.
HUCK TOWELS.
100 dozen cotton buck a back towels
In fine closely woven. soft finish quality:
pure white and with red borders. large
size, lI12x35 inches; hcmmed ends and
fast selvage; formerly sold for $1.l0
dozen, Round up price, SOC dozen.
TURKISH TOWELS.
An extra heavy extra large (size COX
44) pure white, soft, thick pile bath
towel, with hemmed ends; formerly sold
for 3212 cents each. ''Round up' price,
25c.
DECORATIVE LINENS REDUCED
Every piece Renaissance and Cluny lace.
also drawn work and embroidered fancy
pieces, include doylies. centers, scarfs.
squares, luncheon cloths, etc, at reduced
prices. You will find great saving in
this entire line. Space will not permit
mention of each item
q a q q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

There satisfaction reviewing the of the
Round Up-in hearing words of prase-n knowing that
have obtained extra values for their money-in
the knowledge that the store has fulfilled its promises
q 1t should be. Sales are necessary Each one
should be true sale. Telling the truth in store
important truthulness in any walk of life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Saturday Waist Specials

LINGERIE WAISTS-About 50 differ
ent styles in high neck, Dutch neck and sailor
collar effects, and also colored embroideries;
all white with square Dutch neck effect; beau
tifully embroidered fronts
Some high neck waists made of fine French ba-
tiste trimmed with val. lace and beautiful planen
yokes; assorted patterns. All szes-95c.
LINGERIE WAISTS--About 80 different styles in
high neck, also low neck waists Values up to $500
for 81 95
LINGERIE WAISTS--Values from $500 to $3.50
for So .95.
LINGERIE WAISTS--Tn allover embroidery,
hand embroidered styles. Some have handsome val.
and cluny trimming. Values up to $7.50-for 1926.
TAILORED WAISTS-In dainty linen and some
hand embroidered styles; broken lines which will
close at $135 $195 and 1895, Values up to $3.50.
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STATEMENT WILL SHOW
ACTUAL CONDITION

NEW YORK. July because of con-
siderable adverse criticism, the clearing
house statement beginning tomorrow Will
not include the 20 per cent reserve Of
the trust company members. Instead.
only the 10 per cent cash actually held
by the trust companies IN their own
vaults will figure In the reserve account
and the surplus reserve will be based
on the actual cash holdings OF banks
and trust companies. This will have the
effect of creating q smaller surplus re-
serve than has appeared for the last few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

45c-MEN'S WORK AND OUTING
SHIRTS-A number Of colors and mate
rials-worth 75c and $l.00,
MEMS JEWELRY HALF PRICE
tie pins, cuff buttons. tie holders, watch
fobs-anything in this line at one-half
price.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS- three
for 50c-our regular soc quality Of cross
bar, hemStitched, pure linen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
Extraordinary Prices
In Mems Furnishings

Perhaps shirts are needed
maybe one is thinking of an
umbrella, suspenders, belts,
hosiery, night shirts, hand lug
gage, underwear, jewelry
pieces, handkerchiefs. These
are only a few Of the articles.
Whatever you need-come in.
You will save considerable on
your accessories. Indeed, it
will be to your advantage to
lay in a certain supply.
Csc MEMS SHIRTS WITH DE
TACHED CUFFS-Any shirt in our
stock, any pattern or style. Regular
$1.25 to $175.
MEMS UMBRELLAS HALF
PRICE-for any of our regular $3.50
to $500 grades.
MEMS SUSPENDERS-35c and
SOC qualities-the very best, the kind
you prefer.
MEMS BELTS-50c to $1.75-
Tan. white. gray, brown and black.
sl.35 NEGLIGEE PLEATED DRESS
In fact any style shirt you may wish. Val
ioc, e0c. 25c, S5c MEMS dALF HOS,
IERY. All colors and kinds at prices and
SOC, Soc. S1.25 NIGHT SHIRTS. The
best possible values for the price.
HAND LUGGAGE DEPARTMENT,
NEAR SOUTH ENTRANCE-The travel.
ing season has come Your needs IN either
English hand bags or suit eases at prices
you cannot duplicate
MEMS NECKWEAR-25c and ooc ls
Men IS UNDERWEAR-B. V, D. Del
park, Porosknit, Vassor and others. You
know their reputation.
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often night ouertokes the Colcboy He hobbies his
steed, cooks simple mea smokes his pipe by the en-
oerS-and medltdtes.
St2!t and dark IS the njght-a desoIate Solitude an
eaveop1ng pale Of brooding backness sublime tathom
less vod-6roken occasionally by ponys stamping and
crMc11g M the cool grasses. The Eastern sky breaks
nto 7oSs-gooc and the mountain range shadoa0y
form as the moon begins ITS silent course The ConUboy
uros has blanket TO enjoy perfect sleep IN the open.
A glorious morning.! The man draaOs long, deep
oreohs o1 the ozone rs retreshingy peued aOjh the
purity OF the dam of day. The Llvimg is JOYFUL
broncho opeS the pLos the Coaoboy a0histljng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08
COMMITTEE TO HOLD
SESSION in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July 7.-Unlted States SEN
ator Gamble OF South Dakota, member
of the Lorimer senatorial investigating
committee, arrived In Chicago today and
conferred with John L. Marble and
John j. Hcaly, attorneys for the com
mittee, now at worl. here.
Senator Gamble said that the commit
fee would hold d session In Chicago
Within two weeks. when a number OF
new witnesses would be called. Senator
Lorlmer may take tho stand In this
ciiy
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$1.45-MISSES' AND chill
DREN'S OXFORDS-So many

styles it will surprise you.
MEMS OXFORDs, S3s5-The best
made, and worth $500 and $50. We al.
ways sell them at $500. TANS, PATENT,
KANGAROO, VICI KID, GUN METAL
a great variety of lasts in button, bluch
er or lace.
$265-Your choice Of any of $3.50 goods.
swell mannish lasts and styles in all
feathers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

WANTED FOR u S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men between aGes OF
Is and 80: citizens of United States, OF
good character and temperate habits. who
can speak. read and writo the English
language For information apply TO Ro-
crultiny Officer, Walkers bank building
corner Main and Second South streets
Salt Lake CITY Utah co5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

Enjoy basket lunch of Utah prod
ucts nj Hermitage, Ogden canyon,
Wednesday, July II. Round trip S1.0o
oi all railroads.
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EXCURSION TO CANADA
August 3rd.

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
rates to Lethbridge, Cardston, Ma.
grath, Raymond, etc. Further details
later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

,c11,xc,roN. July Cuba is ar
.o,n.,In,, "a nav a tribute to the sailors
n.hnsc lives were sacrificed In the de-
struction OF the bat,leship Maine, raTi prgs' .
dent Gomez has issued decfee r'r.a i, =
throughout The republic as soon as iia-
vana harbor gives up the dead.
There Is doubt, however as 10 VIZ, mi,e'''e, to
napn this sympathetic demonstration, az
many army and navy officers believe Una, INA,
no bodies VIII he found In the preSen'
operation Of uncoVefinG thc WIoen'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

Don t fail to try Ogden Sunday cx.
cursion via o. S, l. Sl.Q0 rouud trip.
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|)VERTISING TALKS
1usInued Prom Page One,

plan of the Industrial
ID is TO USE THIS
D TO ADVERTISE
CITY, covering a pc
d three years, which is
srage Of $4,000 each
immunity advertising
eretofore been confined
d exclusively to me-
5 of general publicity.
ittees having the adj
in charge have
Eht that the only way to
acity known through
DE entire country was
81 great national me-
COpe the Industrial Bu-
Of Nashville will not
the mistake Of spend
HL OF ITS ADVER-
FUND in this
"a.
nov sixty-three cities
one good newspaper
p city will be able to
story about Nashville
present and her future
very effective way.
cities touch the spots
he United States
M THERE IS MON
INVEST and where
A are many people who
0e induced to locate in
Elle if the story to be
convincing.
e slxty-three newspa-
ARE RELIED UPON
E over 100000 fam
Eaders.
q PIlnt these Adver-
iaiks and, therefore,
/ interested a great
o[ their readers IN
E'ALUE ~ OF ADVER-
=, industrial Bureau of
'lle can use one full.
y an introduction, in
y Of newspapers, at a
u $4,000, or there
aad then they can fol-
p with an occasional
story-the total cost
Exceed $4,000 a year.
10 would leave $4,000 a
S'',I! Miscellaneous gen
ESu''llclty, which is
NEWSPAPERS
~ BE CONSID-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-08

Go TO Ogden and back any Sunday
viu O. S, l.. for $l.00,
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BIXBY STATEMENT
PRINTED IN SPAIN
Doas Console Themselves With the
Thought That Although Whipped
They Are Not Dishonored'

MADRID, July 7.-All the papers print
TODAY tho statement of Brigadier CEN
eral William H. Blxby. chief OF engineers
L., S. A.. that he believed, the destruction
OF the battIeship Maine in Havana wa, was
caused by the explosion OF rorno nGr "'a
The 4. b. c.. in commenting on i,, tne
statement. says that il will be 81 shown nHr
that although spain had 10 give up he, ne,
American possessions she ha' p'' D''
dishDuored.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NO.
TiCES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further intormation.)
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mr. NEWSPAPERS
4 u ", BE CONSID-
/ q, t,i1oI IN any cam
|N,rat mtat means r. IL L,
M M OF A CITY-or
|tySgulCK ny GROWTH
Pf BUSINESS.
e continually

luly is s@en excursion to Ogden
tSs rs,iil VIII assure closer social
D. yo ,e'at'oDs between the two
Pa tGa part by attending.
'p rate to Ogden on all
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ioupdI Sunday via o. S.
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL.
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Nay.;rn to Railroad Men.

Look on: Tor sererr and even dan
gerous kidney and bladder trouble
resulting from years OF railroadinc.
G.ss T.. Bell, 63a Ed St. Fort wayn"
MD, Was many years a conductor on
the Nickel Plate, be says: Twenty
years Of Iailroading left my Kidneys
In terrible condition. There was q con
tinual pain across my hack and hips
band my. Kidneys. gave me- much dis
Saif ess, and the action OF my bladder
|. Was frequent and most painful. got
III. supply OF FOLEY Kidney Pills and
nae first Apttle made a wonderful i'm
provement and four bottles cured me
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eur@ay of my railroad friends. -, Roo
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nati. chicaso. 9Asaeeilie. Washington
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Root Juice at
Bruce $ Drug Store
A Continual Stream Of Evidence Flow
ing in From Every Direction.
Saturday the Last Day Of the
Root Juice Demonstration

II one can judge by the continual
stream of evidence t1at is flowing in
from every direction, the BOOT Jaice
demonstration at Bruce's drug store
has proved great blessing, to scores
Of people of Brunswick and surround-
ing country. Many that have. suffer;
ed~se long. time with some troufaes Of
the stomach. bowels ltyer, .k1d1eys,
Or nerves. ARE now clainlin gireRtire
freedom from all aches and ~pdfns.
Among the many recent callers at TIE
drug store to tell of wonderful good
received from a short use of Root
Juice was gentleman who said that
Root Juice had almost. performed q
miracle In his case: Il. before using
the remedy. was weak and nerv6Ns.
My appetite was poor and digestion
MAS SO, bad that the. highest foods
would Sour on my stomach, caiisingE a
formation of gas that would press
against my heart and almost cause it
ito stopiAeatiinng ct times, but after oak.
Ing the juice short while. my aPpe-
tite Is good. my nerves are settled
and / digest everything. I cat without
a single disagreeatle symptom" $50
many local people are. praising Fthe
great remedy that it's rapid sale, a,
the drug store is no longera surprise
We are told that. the .demonstra ton
at this point closes Saturday night
Until then the Root. Juice is sold fol
81: a bottle or three for s2.se. =
--7 =. : CT :,
It's >orth IS to Won 10 read our:Ia d
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"Foiey's Honey a3d Tar is the best
cough remedy ever used as it quick
y stopped a severe cough that had
long troubled me-" says J. w Kuhn,
Princeton. Neb. Just 50 quickly and
surely it acts in all cases OF coughs,
colds. laerippe and hung trouble Re
fuse substitutes Roberts PHARMACY
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Perceptions fof cay taxes tor the
wear teto have been placed Ia my
hands fer collection. Save additional
costs BY making settlement at once
1t Room Ho..s6 aTseaS0rer's Offace,
City Hall, as the marshal Is preuar.
'ng N ls1y Sand collect same By ada
Yea is alSnE Md sase saasssAsa ssruf thar
defa,. " -Trhfs notice Is finai. Respect
1 s'sssssssss ~: 10, slss. CITY TREASURER.
50 Sc ~ ss'T".,-. YfR7e H.e Marshall
Feh. q. 1871. IA 4 seaS.s-l3
sf&tsre your tgSxaas sreet Nxsu ~
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place. III
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03

Did you ever try Wright and Cow
en- Co. fer groceries? II not sou
have no idea the money you can
save.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-03
A Mo*fer's Safeaua ed

Foiey's Honey and Tar for the cSif
dren is the best and safest for all
coughs. colds. Groups whoopingccugb
and bronchitis. No opiatas. r oSerts'
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