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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-10-01
z CAMPERS HURT
WHEN DYNAMITE
WRECKS CHIMNEY
FIRE BUILT IN OLD CHIMNEY
IGNITES EXPLOSIVE BURIED
TWENTY YEARS.
WEATHER WAS BITTER COLD
Party Was Forced to Land on the
Island When Their Gasoline Boat
Broke Down and They Were Forced
to Find Protection Against Cold.

fJaeksonville, Oct. 21.-Fire in an
fold chimney on Storrs island caused
the explosion of large amount of dy-
aRamite this morning, severely in,ur-
- two men.
rhe>Spjured men were Stehen Zap
pats, 8 East Bay street face in.
iured, ma lose eyeslght; J. B. Farris
sos EastB Bay street. RIBS broken. prob
able i4Ernal injuries.
ThsIexplosion was caused by the
building of fire in an old chimney
by fishing party, which was forced
to land on storrs island when their
gasoline boat broke down last even
ing.
The party was composed of two
women and one man besides those
who were injured. The geather was
bitter cold, and the party fund the
chimney of an old house in which
ire was built This morning at A
0clocB there was terrific explosion
Iand the chimney was blown to the
ground. A large reeastanding by was
uprooted and fell ac As Mr.. Farris.
Mr.. zapatis was in the face by
flying brick, shell ava burning wood
His eyes were badly injured and his
face was otherwise badly cut and
bruised. He may lose his sight as a
result.
The tender Of the United Stltes
dredge, which is stationed aear the
island took the party to Mayport,
where the injured men we're put on
board the tug Hessle and brought
to this city early this morn
ing for medical attention.
Mr.. zapatis is the proprietor of this
Terminus hotel, at sos East Bay st
Mr.. Farris resides at the hotel. The
dynamite was buried over 20 year
ago in the old chimney by Mr.. Them
as, who was doing some government
work upon the jetties. Its presence il
the chimney had been forgotten b
the workmen and the members of tn
fishing party had no 'nowledge of tn
danger when they landed on the is
land and started the fire to prot &C
themselves from the cold.
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COURT QUASHES
THE INDICTMENT
AGAINST WATSON
JUDGE ABRUPTLY ENDS TRIAL
BY SUSTAINING MOTION
OF DEFENSE.
AARGE FAULTY HE OEC
shole Article should
Id Instead paragraph
=, 5'F' and to b
lsBasis of Indictment, v

Augusta, Oct. 21,-iThe trial
Thos. "a. Watson charged with S.
ing obscene matter through the mails,
ended abruptly at noon today when
Federal Judge Rufus e. Foster, sus.
tanned the motion of the defense
quashing the indictment against the
editor. Immediately upon tie am
|nouncement Of the ruling there was q
demonstration by the Audience which
Judge Foster permitted to pass unre
buked.
In directing that the Indictment be
|Quashed Judge Foster saiu:
IT appears in this indie ment that
the publications alleged to have been
sent through the mails in violation 81
the law are extracts from complete
article. 1t is my opinion that the gov
|ernment is required to plead the en-.
tire article and is not entitled to pick
Iout few paragraphs here and there
|and make them the basis OF aan In
dictmentn
He added that II the government
were allowed to pursue such d
course 1t would be possible to Indict
a person for sending through the
mails copy Of the Bible. Judge Eos
ter said that in sustaining the motion
Of the defense he was not ruling upoe
The Question as 70 whether or not
the articlNs wpre obscene And that
me ggYerusaept might at any time
pN to sfeindict
the specific point upon which the
Indictment was quashed was empaa
sized by Mr.. Watson himself, dur M
his brief presentation of what h,
termed other phases" Of the case. H,
argued that if the indictment agains
him stand it would also be necessar,
to hold men who send through tn,
mails copies Of the Bible or the crm
inal code of Georgia guilty of tn,
same offense, because cbccerr wcrd
appear in both books.
United States District Attcrnol
Akerman submitted c brief argum9n
against the motion. He claimed tha
it was unnecessary to include the al
legged Objectionable articles In the in
d!ctment in their entirety and that In,
indication of the specific plragla3h
was sufficient 1t was at this poin
that Judge Foster terminated the ia
by sustaining the motion dismiss nf
the charge against Watson.
United States District Attorney
Akerman refused to discuss his p~ob
able future course in connection with
the case.
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LIGHTED UP FOR FIRST TIME ON,
NIGHT OF BOARD OF TRADE
DOLLAR DInNER
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS HEN
1t Is to Be Hoped that the PA
the Trustees May Be Realizes ],
viii Be a Most Appropriate T
to Inausurate the Great White v

E. c. Bruce, president; ]. G. We
erly, secretary, and the trustees of
brunswick White Way association,
H. Wood, c. H. Leavy, B. F. Mann /
A. j. Gordon, held a meeting at
board of trade rooms yesterday mo
ing at which the details of inst
ing the white way were agreed u
and the system and equipment
lected, it also being decided that
per cent of the subscriptions shor
be paid in by Oct. 27.
The contract for the poles, whic
are handsomely designed, has bee
awarded the Withers Foundry an
Machine works, of Atlanta, the cor
pany agreeing to deliver the polt
within two weeks from date of orda
There remains some eight or ten me
chants and property owners to |
seen regarding subscriptions to I'll
movement and the committee hop,
to close up the list by Thursday, whe
another meeting of the trustees wi
be called and the order fer poles an
equipment placed
Present plans are to rush the vol
on the white way and have the systei
complete by Nov. 1S, the night of til
Brunswick Board of Trade dollar dill
ner, and, during the banquet the BID
ton will be pushed that makes "
Brunswick white way a reality
1t is to be hoped that the plans
the trustees may be realized and q
system installed by the night of u
dollar dinner, as many distinguish
visitors will be in the city and 1t "
be most appropriate time to ha
Brunswick's light shine forth.
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WITHDRAWAL OF REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE REGARDED AS
SMOOTH TRiea
FOR ORGBN On
Predicted that sulzer viii AtSSSse a
Big Factor in the Race for Speaker
OF the House and that only a
Landslide Can Now stop Deadlock.

Albany, Oct. 2t-What win be the
outcome of VIM. Suffers race for the
New York Legislature Nthe ques,
tion foremost in the minds OF the pol
iticians around the capitol today
1t was. generally agreed that he will
make a great deal OF trouble for the
organization in New York.
His fire VIII be directed against
Aaron G. Levy, who is a candidate for
municipal judge, and Alfred b. Smith,
speaker of the assembly, who seeks to
succeed himself, Sulzer intends to
invade their districts and attempt to
square accounts with them for the
active part they took in his impeacn-
ment as governor OF New York and
OF course in that fight he win oppose
| the Democratic Organization canai
dates generally.
Even suffers worst politiGaR foes
practically conceded him yi@ory Iii
is own assembly district. key were
clined to regard the witt Edrawal Of
the Republican candidate hs a tris k
intended ID damage tho Democratic
party a great deal at the cost of a
small concession. There was no.
Ao expressed that tbs Republicans
win " sllaad Gor Sulze "a the hope
that he bis
attack ch
ses tho asaafnbly
The question which caused the
greatest speculation. however, was
how many votes sulzer would be able
to swing for his apeakership cand da
cy In case of his election. Tho consen-
sus OF opinion was that the mex, as
sernbly probably will be divided among
the three parties, and Ii this predic-
tion is true and Sulzer is able to mus
ter the undivided support u one fac
tion and few Insurgents from other
quarters he would prove a big factor
in the race. A majority of the assem-
bly, is required to elect a speaker and
only landslide for one party can pre-
vent long deadlock if Sulzer wins.
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WILSON PUZZLES WALL STREET

New York, Oct. 21-It is reported
on the best Of authority that certain
Wall street leaders are seeking u
conference with President Wilson 70
ascertain his intentions regarding leg
isIation affecting large corporations
of the country during the next session
congress. 1t has been reported that
ssasident is claiming vigorous
cam Tn next winter in
Ms Of the country
Ysetback
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PLAN NATIONWIDE HIGHT.

Kansas City, Oct. 21.-One of the
important reports to be presented In
the national council of Congregational
churches, which will begin its trien-
nial convention here tomorrow, is that
of the convention on temperance. Mem
mers of the convention, while refus-
ing to give out the report declared it
contained a number of drastic sugges-
tions that places the church at the
head of a national movement to elim,-
nate the liquor traffic.
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CRIES SELF TO DEATH AT
HER SISTERS WEDDING

Chicago, Oct. 21,-Seized with fit
of crying at the marriage of her elder
sister, Anna Owiak, 10 years old, died
a few hours later of physical exhaus-
ton. She feared her sister was leay-
ing home never to return.
The child began to weep as the
bride walked down the aisle to the
altar at St John Cantius church. She
was taken home, where shec ontinued
to cry, despite the efforts OF ply
s!cian. She died while the wedding
dance was in progress.
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FEDsRALS OFFER sToVALL
AND koNEY BIG SUM

l st. Louis, Oct 21.-This is going to
q merry old winter in baseball. The
gal league plans lad is now busy
NJ schemes, whien viii go into
EAhin fortnight.
4Asds naye been made and major
league players approached. THE Fed
erals have agreed with numerous stars
OF the diamond as to compensation for
l914 and 1916 and are willing TO put
the money in the bank in any formnd J.
sired by the players.
The war win break Immediately art
er Nov. H. The Federals are receiv
ing assistance from the Baseball PLAY
ers' fraternity as that association hae
issued Instructions to It's memhsrs NOT
to sign contracts until after I'm first
.of the year.
1t has been common talk AMONG the
Browns and Cardinals for some time
that agents for the Federals were al
work. In fact number of the play.
ers have had defnite ropositions.
Among those approached are Geo
Stovall and Ed Honey. Big Ed is want
ed as a star attraction for the Terriers
while Stovall has received a big offer
to manage the Kansas City club. The
city on the KaW is his home
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500, 900 FOR EXPERIMENT.

Washington, Oct. 21-Representa-
tive Walker Of Georgia, today intro
duced in the house a bill to appropri-
ate 100000 to experiment in the cu1
tivation for seed betterment and i'm
proyement in staple and propagation
of sea Island cotton in Georgia, Flori
da and South Carolina.
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TABLET UNVEILED TO
ALEXANDER STEPHENS

Crawfordville, Get, 21.--A marble
tablet to the memory Of Alexander II.
Stephens, vice president Of the Con
federacy, was unveiled here Sunday,
Impressive ceremonies attended the
unveiling The tablet, which bore an
appropriate tribute to the Confederate
leader with the gift of the Gate City
Guards" OF Atlanta.
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MISS WILSON TO HAVE
A 'MuMg WEDDING

Washington, oct. 2t'~-A ch gsanth'
mum wedding appears to be be pla
for the White House nuptials pf Mis-
Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Franc
B. Sayre on Nov. %.
Thousands Of the beautiful gmums
are being grown in the Whit, Hous
conservatory for the event.
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AnMIRAL nlEp OF POISON.

Plymouth, Mass, Oct. 21.-Med c7l
experts today testified that Rear Ad.
miral JOS. G. Eaton died from poison
at least one dose of which was adj
ministered within six or eight hours
of his death, during which time, testl-
mony showed, he was unconscious,
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OLDEST SUPERINTENDENT QUITS

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 21.-Jos. Wat
ters, the Oldest mill superintendent
in New England, both in years and
time Of service, resigned his position
as superintendent Of the Osborn mills
today, The 42d anniversary of his en-
tering upon his duties as superintend-
ent. He has been the only man to
hold the position since the corporation
was organized in 1872.
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BOY BITTEN BY RATHER.

Altus, Okla, Oct 21.-While gather
ng corn son of r. A. Talley, farm
er living in the Plainview community
was bitten by rattlesnake. The
youth has suffered no bad effects.
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WILSON JOINS Y. M. c. A.

Washington, Oct. 21.-Presiden
Wilson has joined the local branch Q
the Y. M. c. A., becoming a regulal
member. Many other presidents haSJ
been members of the organizatiM
during their Washington residence.N
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cHEsrNurs KlLL WOMAN.

Hartford, Conn, oct. 21.-As the re-
suit of poisoning caused by eating
chestnuts Mrs. A. S. Grant died at he.
home in East Windsor Hill.
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POLICE BEAEyE
FIS %QBy
IS ONLY DREAM
-
WIFE oF-NEW WITNESS SAYS
THAT HE is THOROUGHLY
UNRELIABLE.
FROM A REPUTABLE FAMILY
Wife, Sister and Her Husband All
State that Fisher Was Habtual
LAR Made So BY Drink and Dissi-
pation--ls Addicted to Drug Habit.

Alfalfa, Oct. 21--Another Mary
Phagan sensation bid fair to explode
with a duh sickening thud, and the
only sufferer apparently will be Leo
Frank, the maudlin pipe story of Ira
Fisher only further tending to preju-
dice Franks case.
Fishers story of knowledge OF the
murder Of Mary Phagan and his state.
mSnis that very we'll known Atlanta
business man, j c.. Shirley, a furni-
ture dealer, according 10 the journal,
was guilty, is almost wholly discred-
tied here by everyone 1t was consid-
cred the yagary of a diseased mind
Ior Fishers wife, from whom he is
separated, his sister, Mrs Stallings
and others who know him, say he is
q confirmed drunkard
Ie comes Of very good and re
l51Dia family, highly respected and
pr2saAEEous Ira Fisher has for some
zen the black sheep" of the
I'd at one time his brother in
to have him committed
hS Fce here
last al
" and m sar.
lied IN DaIt6s and have two
children
/. his wife, sister and hqr husband all
State that ira T'islfer was habitnaiiy a
liar. made so by drink and dissipa-
lions. 1t is believed also that the man
is addicted to drugs. His brother-in.
law said Fisher would tell the widest
sort of stories, only to find later that
there was not scintilla of truth in
his statements.
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sNsLAueHTER

Z. 21.-Laurence
B. Duke, the to-
was formally
Slaughter in an in
the prosecuting at
8mobile driven by
killed Henry ~.
G. Simmons last
Il be arraigned We'd
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cambridge, Oct. 2l--Chas. and John
Lambert were brought here yesterday
and lodged in jail charged with arson.
They weresarrested at QFAcy Fla,
about a week ago and Shelf Emanuel
brought them here yesterq the men
having waived exaaditid
The Lamberts are cha D ar
son, the particular offen shat
they burned two barns pth-
ern Sumatra Tobacco "a in
the southern part Of unity,
The affair ereatad II ment
at the time. ad tAf the
men now under d up
by Pinkerton detq ves. Non. the
evidence has beg made public, but It
is run rumosed ,ssi,, y it is very strong
When arraigned before Justice Me-
Bride yesterday they waived prelm-
mary hearing and were committed to
Jail under bond of $4,000 each.
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'OH Ter BREAKING
RECORD, iU Be fEfiSrD
BILLINGS GREAT TRoTTgR, 10
cALLY TRAINED, NEVER TO
GO ON TRACK AGAIN.

The following frole the New York
Herald about Uhlan, the great horse
OF j. G. X. Billings, which has been
/! in winter quarters in Brunswick for
the past three years. be Of inter-
est in the city:
'Uhlan, 1853, &Apld he worlds
record and the lat has
beaten 2:0l VI Nind-
shield, has ap-
pearance
ports from
trotted a
lls54 liz a lew
G. X. Billings.
ed. it is said, e
trgting turf an aim
as saddle ho< strsNS park.
M. BilliE Past frotting
horsesrss rides in the
park 1e Riding clab
NTH records Of
Among these he has
Is purpose are Char
04l-4; Lewis Forest
Prince Of Orange, 2:O6 IL;
2.07 3-4.
is big, strong, handsome,
find bnted black gelding, with riding
shoulders, a strong back, plenty of
hook action and a disposition which
should make him almost a model
horse for the saddle.
uhlan is nine years old He has
has been in training since he was four
and has beaten the best horses Of the
day and the best time on record at
nearly all ways of going except under
saddle. He has not been ridden on the
track. but it is surmised that if Mr.
Billings conv -rts him into a saddle
horse he may some day try for the
record at that way Of going. His rec
ord to sulky is 1913, to wagon, 2; to
pole with Lewis Forrest, 2:03 IA;
with running mate, 1854 1-2 and to sui
ky on half mile track, 2:02 "a
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IN 49,
FIclALS or
lnMlEInkMT
llsii iunisi
PERSISTENT Re
-
IS r's"''"S
A. When it
is attach
n TODAY 81
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Seaboard AR
puncement has
urnaaa of inc
e party
yesterday,
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~ aa,als
a
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6ials will come
mainSer OF the
IN eitXtomorrow.
u j.
" spl0 from 'ne p'00A
ae ssns Y the near future prop-
hq latter part Of November, and
Tia past several weeks many
hs,,a toan afioat se a. tba
s,a n,,r..,assr - ,ba lina THE
80 s,aaa a,,.;ono4 ON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF POTTER.


By virtue OF a certain order oil
sale issued out OF the Honorable
District Court OF Milan County. on
the 10th day OF December. 1912, by
sam Wilson. lr' clerk OF said court,
against r +. Pool. T. S. Henderson
and NJ. y. Pitts, FOR the sum OF two
thousand nlnety-seven and 7S-10O
tS2O977S) dollars. with interest
thereon from the eth day OF Nov.
4. u. 1912 at 10 per cent per annum
and costs OF suit. In cause No. 1894
In said court, styled, II. 4. Jackson
versus T. s. Henderson et al, and
placed IN my hands for service, !, W.
NJ. Burwell, as sheriff OF Potter
County. Texas, did, on the .... day
of January. 1918 levy on certain real
estate. situated IN Potter County, de-
scribed as follows, tO-wit:
Lot 10 IN Block &c. Glenwood Ad-
dition 10 the town o. Amarillo, Pot
ter County, Texas, as shown by plat
OF record in Deed Records OF Potter
County. Texas, and being the same
conveyed TO r +. Pool by Jas. +
Hesley and wife. Hattie Hesley, OF
the 10th day OF March. 1911. by deed
OF record in book page of sale
deed records. and levied upon as th'
property Of said NJ r. Pitts, and OF
Tuesday tho 4th day OF February
1913 AZ the court house door o
Potter County, IN the city Of ANA
rillo. Texas, between the hours q
10 A. W. and p. VI. will sell sal
lot at public vendue, for cash, 4
the highest bidder, as the propert
OF said ". r Pitts by virtue of sal
levy and said order OF sale.
, And in compliance with law,
give this notice by publication, in III
English language, once a week fC
three consecutive weeks immediateI
preceding said day OF sale, In TT
Amarillo Daily News, newspape
!. published IN Potter County.
Witness my hand, This 9th da
: OF January. 1918.
W. VI. BURWELL,
Sheriff Potter County, Texas,
' Jan 10-17-2i
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The Oriental Hotel il Serving the
est meals OF any hotel in the city
get weekly or monthly rates. bl-tl
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DAILY MARKETS
OKLAHOMA CITY Livestock
By "Hop."

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. l6.---
Hog receipts. 1000. market . cents
higher. Bulk, $7.35.
Cattle receipts, 1000; market stea-
dy
Sales. Az. VT Price
Russell. Hodge
1i5 Steers ........ 749 5000
Knox. Jacksboro-
AZ Steers ........l193 40
McFarlan. Konawa-
% Steers ......... l13 iIO
Mankins. Shamrock
"A Cows ........ 945 500
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Cultivate Sense Of Humor.

A sense OF humor Is certainly the
salt OF life, either OF the married va
riety or the plain single existence
II certainly helps wife TO laugh on
many a little bruise that otherwise
would grow into fostering sore. To
see the funny side OF many OF the
trivial annoyances OF life at the time
they happen certainly eases the situa'
ton.
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improved

FOR sALE-Ten sections rmproven
ranch. 20 sections improved rantn,
both in Hutchinson county. these
ranches are fine range. plenty Of
running water. Price right easy
terms. Apply TO S. G. Carter. ANA
rillo. Texas. p. o. Box 50i. Phone
547 castle
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FOR SALE.

STEERS FOR SALE-4S0 coming
9's. spur brand fine quality,
'43.5O. spring delivery; 200 steers
coming as, fine quality, white faces
dehorned, s5i, immediate delivery;
$50 steers branded II E) connected
fine quality white faces. delivery on
or before August A. f. Burton
Cashier. First State Bank, Panhen'
die, Texas.
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For SALE CHEAP-One three bur
ner Detroit Gasoline range. good as
new. Apply 30i East Sixth street or
nbone 7qS G3-3p
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KANSAS CITY Grain

KANSAS CITY, No. Jan lG.-~
Cash Wheat-No. red, 1864 III;
No. 3 red. 99a 1857; No. hard,
.S9ls d91; No. hard, SSm9o.
Cash Corn-No white, ~ y "a 90
No. white. i9H p; No > mixed,
ass: No. g mixed. asa Ia.
Cash oats 30. > white, 35d "6'
No. 3 white. 34lg a 80; No . mixed,
"a.
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FOR SALE-One hundred and sew
enty head Of Red and Red and White
face COWS. J. NJ. Bailey. Hale Cen
ter. Texas. o'-l'p
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WE HAVE just unloaded a fine lot
u that good cheap lumber for barns
nd coal houses. see us and save
money. Brazelton- Pryor Co. Phone
,75 6-tfc
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As courage BE- POI. .muont'y the viz
tue OF men. 90 10 i8 the virtue which
most powerfully challenges the 70
spect and emulation Of men And 10
deserves this prominence. for IL IL
also the virtue which gives security
TO all the other virtues.-Lowell.
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AMARILLO CAMP. w. n W, No.
1889. meetc Thursday night OF each
.eek IN Grand Opera Eolse hal
local camp dues % cents per month.
10 more Every chopper in the city
invited sO-ue
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FOR RENT.
RATE one cent a word first inser-
ton. one-naif cent Q woid eacn suo'
sequent insertion.

FOR RENT-Six room modern fur
nished house. Apply 1910 Lincoln.
use