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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
WHAT WILL FANS DO
REGARDING BASEBALL

Brunswick is the only city in the
Empire State League which has gone
through this far without calling upon
the fans for assistance financially. The
local association has gone on through
the season, giving the peple the best
baseball they have ever had, and not
once have they been called upon to-
assist in defraying the expenses. Had
not all the clubs jumped the salary
limit, causing Brunswick to do like
wise, SO it is stated, then not even
now would the club be behind finan-
eially.
However, during the past few weeks,
when rain has prevented two or three
at-home games, the club has gone be-
hind. In order to continue the sea-
son and to assure Brunswick of base
ball next season, money is needed,
and, in order to raise it, general
mass meeting of all those interested
in the success of the club are urged
to attend meeting at the city hail
this morning at 10 o'clock. 1t is to be
meeting to determine just what is
to be done, and it is the duty of every
person in the city who wants to see
BASEBALL continue to be present. 1t is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
DYNAMITE PLOTS
IN STRIKE AGAIN
TIE M'lI1fcI AUTHORITIES
STRENGTHEN POSITION IN
MINE SECTION.

Calumet, Mich, Aug. 1.-Strengthen-
ing of the military positions. as a
sequel to revelations ol alleged plots
to dynamite shaft houses and other
property marked by. the copper min
ers' strike todoy. Reports that the eX-
plosives had disappeared from the
Hancock mine powder house and the
discovery of dynamite on prisoner
taken at RFed Jacket led General Alb
hey to issue orders designed to in
crease the effective strength of the
brigade of state troops controlling the
district.
The third infantry hospital corps
was pressed into service, it's members
being mounted and armed with revol-
vers and riot sticks fashioned from
wagon spokes. This force will be used
as reserve cavalry In addition sec
tion CT Battery A, stationed at Quincy
was ordered into Calumet to take the
place of infantry sent to reinforce
some of the outlying posts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02

not necessary to bring any cash with
you, but come, do what you can and
help out in time of need.
The season will continue for only
three weeks longtr. Brunswick must
stick out the season. Next year the
league will have had a years expert
ence and a costly one at that, and
every club can easily go through with.
out any financial difficulties.
However, money must be raised~to
continue this season. There are num-
bers Of people who subscribed stock
who have not yet paid it, there are 9th
ers who should have subscribed, but
haven't. Take just half an hour Off
this morning and attend the meeting.
Everything during the entire season
has been left just to one or two peo-
ple, who have gwen much of their
time and money to baseball, 1t Is
now UP to the fans generally. The
situation is simply this. A certain
sum of money must be raised by the
middle of next week or those now in
charge of the club will surrender the
franchise. Attend The meeting this
morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
FIGHTING BEGINS

Caracas, Venezeula, Aug. 1T was
rumored yesterday that Ciparino Cas-
tro was on board a steamer off Coro,
but the ggernment received no def
mite news Of his landing on VeneZue-
Ian territory
official dispatches state that an in
yading force from Columbia under the
command OF Gen. Rosario Gonzales
has been driven back steadily ON the
frontier Of the state Of Tachira, here
Col. Romero, in cnlmand of the state
troops has forced the rebels to aDan-
don .kt Iositions.
On the ther side of yenezeula rcvo-
lutionists commanded by nephew of
Castro attacked the city Macuro on
Tuesday and were defeated,it Is claim
cd, by government tloops led by Geo.
Zayago.
No troops have yet been sent from
Caracas to meet the rebels rs the gov
ernment bclives the state troops
srong enough to deal with them.
The President announl ed today that
all news Of hostllities would be pub
lished whether favorable or unfav-
able to the goyernmment lie says he
feels he can safely do this because OF
his splendid army and also because
lubis opinion is with the govern
ment.
relegraphic communication between
the capital and the rest Of the republic
is maintained.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
BATTLE PROMISED
OVER MANUSCRIPT
SALE OF THE WORK OF THE POET
BURNS WILL BE TAKEN TO
COURT.

Liverpool, Aug. 1.-The Liverpool
Athenaeum has received notification
that the legality of its recent sale OF
the SO called Glenriddel manuscripts
OF the poet Burns will be taken to the
courts. The London dealers who
bought the manuscripts supposedly in
behalf of an American at a price said
to be $4,000, has been warned not to
part with their ownership for the pres
ent.
The action in the courts will be
hfSed upon the contention that the
manuscripts which were presented to
the Athenaeum over century ago by
DR.. Curris Burns critic, had only been
loaned to him and that they really be.
logged to the nearest he.. u IL. ,,.,,.
V no is Annie Buras
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
) SUPPORT GOVERNMENT.

Caracas, August LIN conse-
luence CT the outbreak of the revolu-
ton ia Venezuela and the invasion of
the country by forces under the leader
ship of former President Cipriano
Castro, the federal council today cpn
slitutinally authorized Presidept taAlt
!cente Gomez to assume alEai9ftgL
powers until the movemeDf aeils.ai
President Gomez on Ndnes ia
nistht sent kilograms to the sta
ernors of all the enczuelan states :
ing them to be alert and oct rapidly
and energetically in assisting the gov
ernment to, crush the rebels.
The governors in their replies prom
lscd unqualified support OF the govern
ment. Some OF them requested the
dispatch Of additional arms and ann
munition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
IN
CORN MARKET
PRICES ADVANCE TWO CENTS A
BUSHEL ON CHICAGO
EXCHANGE.

Chicago, Aug. Excitement in the
corn market whirled prices up moee
than two cents bushel today. This
made the advance equal to about Z
cents in the las week.
that the corn crop as o whole had suf-
fered loss of 20O,0O0,00O to 100000
900 bushels in the past few months,
owing to damage from lack of nor
part CT the injury has been In Kansas
and Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska
but the outlook for greatly enlarged
area of damage was regarded by many
traders as dangerously threatening.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
DOCTOR COLLAPSED
WHILE IN MIDST OF
STARTLING EVIDENCE
LARGEST SHIP AFLOAT
COULD DOCK HERE EASILY
THERE'S ROOM AT THE VARIOUS
WHARVES FOR, ALMOST ANY
LARGE CRAFT.

It's not very pleasant for the peo,
pie OF Brunswick, those who boast.
and justly SO, of living in the best
seaport along the Atlantic coast 10 see
a report sent broadcast that a little
eunboat, less than 800 feet, being TOO
large for the local decks" Indeed,
Savannah or Jacksonville or Charles
ton are only too glad to see such a
report coming trCm Brunswick. They
can hustle along to Washington with
1t and use it very effectively in their
fight against Brunswick.
Just why any person, whether he is
a Brunswickian or net, who has ever
been along the river front can say
cruiser too large for lCcal dCchs" is
not quite understood, unles it is intend
ed for a knock to the only port along
the south Atlantic coast which can ac-
commodate the large war ships be-
longing to Uncle Sam.
AS a matter OF fact there was dock
ed at the wharves of the Downing
company yesterday-the steamship ia
LldCIdH, tUU lccl III Ill
and drawing upwards of % feet of
water Even larger ships have
been in this port and they have
been docked without the least diff
ficulty.
The truth of the matter is the Des
Moines is not coming up into the
harbor for the simple reason that the
officers believe it much cooler to re-
main at anchor off the quarantine
station, where a delightful breeze pre-
walls at all times. Such reports as
the one circulated yesterday are harm
full to the port of Brunswick Indeed
there are probably half dozen
wharves in the port of Brunswick
where the Des Moines could dock and
then there would be room left fer 9th
er vessels.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
PALMER EXPECTS
EASY SAILING
PREDICTS SMOOTH SAILING FOR
CURRENCY BILL IN BOTH
HOUSES.

Washington, Aug Representative
A. Mitchell Palmer, chairman OF the
House Democratic coucus, an early
White House caller today, predicted
smooth progress for the aGministra-
tion currency bill.
The House caucus" he said, @at its
meeting August lth will adopt the ad-
ministration bill without material
change and will ask the banking and
currency committee to report IL quick
ly to the floor Of the house. The bill
will be passed and submitted to the
Senate as soon os that body passes the
tariff bill. / think the bill will he.
come law during this session."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
BOSTON SLEUTHS
LOCATE GEM THIEF
ELDERY MAN THEY SUSPECT OF
BEING CONCERNED IN
ROBBERY

Boston, Aug. Representatives of
a private detective agency today have
under surveillance here an eldery re-
spectacle appearing man whom they
suspect of being concerned in the quar-
ter million dollar jewelry robbery at
Nara gansett Pier.
While they do not believe the man
has the jewels actually in his posses
sion, they are of the opinion that he
knows where they are secreted and is
only waiting a favorable time to re
cover them and escape on a trans-At'
lantic steamer.
The man, it is said has served sen.
tences in Western penitentiaries. Re
Gently he lived in Providence, but
came to Boston shortly after the
thefts at Narraganset Pier were ccm
mitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
DEFER DEFINITE ACTION.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Dennite ac-
tion on the Smith cotton future bill
was postponed by The senate commice
on agriculture today. after two hours'
debate until melting probably early
next week, when vote will be taken
by the full committee on the odvisa-
bility of approving the measure. Sen
ator 4.ansdell Ct Louiana led the at
tack upon the bill in committe. He
was supported by one or two other
senatrs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
ABOLISH INFERIOR COURTS


Washington, Aug. LA constitu-
tional amendment to give congress-
closer control OF inferior Federal CURT
Judges and to simplify the method OF
removing those judges. was proposed
In resol non iruoduced In TIE
house by Representative Hull OF Ten
ncsscc. The rtsollticn IL intended to
meet the demand fc7' q more simple
method Of coltforIas judiciary.
Representative Hulls Resolution
would amend the constitution to pro-
vide that Congress shall have the
power to iablish ony iEferior court Of
the United .'tsios AMI remove Judge
Of any inf.aior court Of the United
States Az, q I. &c by resolution II coli
aurred ~ sy thirds Of both
hous y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
REPAIRS TO Be MADE ON
LOCAL PUBLIC BUILDING
SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS
is EXPECTED TODAY FROM
CHARLESTON.

Capt. John II. Deyenaux, superinten-
dent of repairs Of public buildings,
with headquarters in Charleston, Is
expected to arrive in the city tcday
for the purpose Of making arrange
mcnts for certain repair work to be
done on the local public building.
The visit Of the superintendent is
the result Of damage having been done
to the building a few weeks ago, when
the structure was struck By bolt of
lightning and the flag pole smashed
into sm 'thereens, while the building
was otherwise slightly damaged
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
kREsS SALE TODAY

The big state sails celebrating the
opening of the new Augusta store will
open this morning at the local Kress
store. There will be certain articles
featured at certain hours each day
during the sale. Today at n. M,
enamelware and axes and at 10 a. m,
will be the bargains. There are many
hammers, saws and Atlas nail sets
bargains to be found at the Kress store
today, n partial list CT which will be
found in another section Of the pa
per.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
FORTY MILLION IN AUTOS
SENT TO FOREIGN LANDS

Washington, Aug. Automobiles
and automobile parts to the value CT
$40, 100000 were shipped from the
United State in the past fiscal year as
against 100000 worth in 1903, de-
cade ago, according to figures made
public today by the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce.
Canada was the largest buyer hav-
ing taken 400 cars valued at $9,-
100000 England bought almost 1000
valued at $4,000, ,000.-
less than $2,O0O,O0O owrth OF auto
mobiles were imported.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
PAsTEuRIZATicN OF MILK.

Washington, Aug. 1--Scientists nf
the dairy division of the department
OF agriculture today made public the
result Of seias Of c..peiments in pas
teudization CT milk.
AS result OF the test it is recon-
ncnced that wnan nilk intended for
the marker is rtstelJized st should
heated at about AS degrees Fahren.
Eeit. and hel,: AZ that temperature for
30 minutes he scientists founr
tha: pastenrisatlc q, high tempera
turcs were der tr,<tiyL &c many of the
hsa,tnsGl and loay iulding qualitie
OF the fluid.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS Lose
FIGHT FOR LOWER RATES

Washington, Aug. Newspapers
of Atlanta, Ga, today lost their fight
fer lower rate on news printed pa
their city. The Interstate Commerce
commission held that rates from Bal
lows Falls, Franklin and Berlin, N. w.,
and Fort Edward. n. Y, we're not un-
reasonable or unjustly discriminatory
as compared with rates on wapping pa
ped from the same points in the Nes
Engia IL states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
TEN DEATHS IN 4s HOURS

Milwaukee, Wis, Aupg. 1--Three
bG.es were taken from Lake Michi-
gan and one from Milwaukee river to
dag making total OF ten violent
deaths within the last forty eight
hours. Besides four drownings there
were four suicides and two deaths in
railroad accidents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
THE DES MO|Nty
IS HELD READY
WILL PROBABLY PUT IN AT LA
GUIRA TO PROTECT
AMERICANS.
FIGHTING IN MANY STATES
President of Venezuela Announced
That All News of HostIities Would
Be Published Whether Favorable or
unfavorabIe to the Government.

Willemstad, Curaca, Aug. 1.-Corro-
poration Of the report OF Ciprlana Cas-
tro's landing at Coro, enezuea, was
received here today from Puerto Ca
belo.
Gpl simon BELOW, Castro's brother
in law with number of adherents
Lett here last night in sloop for
Venezuela.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
ATTACKS M'REYNOLDS.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The Diggs-
Caminettf debate in the House of Rep
resentatiyes wound up today with Re-
publican Leader Mann delivering an
attack upon the administration and
Attorney General Mckeynolds for
postponement of the prosecutins and
Chairman Claytn of the judiciary com
mittee, replying with spirited de-
Tense The galleries we're crowded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
pEs MONIES HELD READY.

Washington, Aug /. The cruiser
Dcs Moines is being held at Bruins
wick, Ga, in readiness to sail today
f5r vehzuela She probably will put
IL 4 l.aGuira to look after Americans
and their interests.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
AMEmcAN rncaIMs AT ROME

Zone. Aug l. Fody OF 80 Amer
ican Lilsr:ms headed by Monsignor J.
II. Tl.cn k,shop d neon, Neb.. ia
day visited Cardinal falconlo. former
Apostolic ccleea % nc United STATES
and were as'ervard received by the
ccngisinrial nnil.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
ADDITIONAL SPACE HAS BEEN Sc
CURED FOR STORAGE
PURPOSES.
STOCK FOR OTHER CITIES
Brunswick is Distributing Center for
Atlanta, Jacksonville and Nearby
Cities and Now Has Just Added
over S125,ooo Worth of Supplies.

Sc large has been the increase of
business through the Brunswick post
onlce rs distributing point Tor tho
postoffice department that il has been
necessary to add additional STORAGE
room in the basement Of the federal
building, work having been complet-
ed yesterday. When Brunswick was
liirst designated as a distributing point
I Alor the entire section there was suf-
Ilhclent room in the basement to store
Iqll OF the thousands OF postcards and
envelopes shipped here for distribu-
tion, but the increase in the business
has been steady recently and it was
decided that more space was needed.
BY making few changes in the
basement eight additional feet of
space have been secured, and it IS be-
lieyed that this will give Postmaster
Elliott all the. rc0m needed One or
two other improvements have a'so
been made TO thebui.ding, ,inIclud ing
the installation of II gus burning
water heater
New Supplies arrived.
There is en- route 10 brunswick at
present a shipment of post cards num-
bering 100000 and which are valued
at SCI 600. There was delivered to
the post Office yesterday 1896, 900 en-
yelopes, having value or $G3,22S,
therefore within the next few days
the-e will be added to the stock, in
cluding the arrival of envelopes yester-
day. practically $125,000 in stamped
envelopes and pest cards.
This stock is shipped to all cities
in this immediate section. Atlanta
probably draws on the local office for
more supplies than any other city,
while jacksonville and other nearby
large cities get all Of their supplies
from the loca! office. That Brunswick
will be continued as the distributing
point for this section is assured by
i'the fact that improvements ore being
made in order to handle an increased
business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
RACE SEGREGATION.
Also Asks Congress to Probe Question
of Postal Service Employees.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Race segrega-
tion Of employees in the postal ser.
vice would be investigated by the SEN
ote postoffie committee if a resolution
introduced today by Senator Clapp by
request were to be adopted by the
senate.
The resolution states that the re-
ported order for segr egation ISSUED
from an unknown source" will cost
the government s150.000 annually is
entirely without justification.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-02
OFFERED MERCER PRESIDENCY

Macon, Ca, Aug. 1.-The presidency
Of Mercer University has been offer
ed to Rev. T. w. O'Kelly, pastor OF
the Baptist Church, Raleigh, N. c.,
but he has not signified whether he
would accept of decline.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16
Pains ia the Stomach

II you continually complain of
pains 10 the stomach, your liver OF
your kidneys are ont of order
Neglect may lead to dropsy, kid
ney trouble, diabetes or Bright's
disease. Thousands recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
stomach and kidney medicine
made, H T Alston, Of Raleigh,
N G, who suffered with pain III
the back, writes: "My kidneys
we're deranged and my liver did
not work right. ! suffered much.
but Electric Bitters WAS recon
mehded and improved from the
fret dose, ! now feel like a new
man" 1t will improve you. too.
Only 5Oa ami 81 90 Recommend.
ed by Crowder Bros & Beckham
adv
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16

Land Transfers

All Smi,h aud wife to Henry DAuo
. d wife 80 acres 6 dist $1,000
w Moore aud wife TO ii V Brewer
d vic 40 acres 10 dist 800.
Nv Brewer and wife to 5 Davis
100 acres DIST 9S5
" = Rouey TO r H Beckhsm and
ale lot s d 100
= 40 ,nshy and wife to h Il
okham and vile lot s dist 80
Ri Beokham aud wife to } : Aber
=, thy aud wife lot s dist 275.
wB Massey aud " fe to } ; Abs'-
!. tiny auo wi,c ~ 5 DIST 275
Ino Ro,-,r a. Gnss | eohnde and ]
\ bel.on lois 8 .,.t 10.
SAL Bake hrus to q " Wsidroo and
lie n acres % -ist l4O.
AL Bailey to a H Niece 100 'cre'
: list 400
pa Noaon and wife to K + GILLIAN
AID wife 100 acres IL dist $50
Mrs. Jno e B.oxn to al smith and
wM Richardson 50 acres Srd dist 4425.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16

Rheumatism as a result of kid
ney trouble, stiff and aching joints,
backache and sore kidneys will ell
yield to the use Of Foley Kidney
Pills. They are tonic in action,
quick in results, curative always,
w. s. Shelton, Stanley, Ind, says;
III would not take 800. 90 for the
relief from kidney trouble | receiv
ed from one single bCx of Foley
Kidney Pills." Crowder Bros &
Beckham. (Adv.)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16
Mary Lassen Koetch to Geo Grifi !

mary lldssbn huotCu w NCO Niih
and wife 1913 acres 9Th dist 10
Chas G Wood and wife to jos s and
samany"y Tlnsley 40 acres 10 Gi't 500
JT Curtis and wife 7 u Hariin"n
an ii wife 100 acres dist $50
l. G Grimes ard wife to f n Lauua
2l@ acres dist 646
,snthia and f f UnderhirI TO u 3
Harr lot Il dist 600
Mrs Louisa Badly 10 H-ory Gay =
ton 100 acr : Z dat rs.
Mrs O q Waite M t. . + NJ Gee
loS Is dist 700
Forsythe Lumber Co 10 T'ope see
Western r r 90 Id Rishtawy 80
Katherine Hof IL and husband W J
: Alternately ! acre 3 dist 50
David : Hicks and WIFE \ " Woot
en- land l3 dist $50
A W Wooten sod wife to j / Sljli-
van laod 10 dist 600
IA 0 Freuch 10 Julia I stewart 8
acres II dist $50
Jas Elliot and wife to ] @ Nnugh'
and julia Ann Maught 300 ares 9 dDSt
1000
W H SUITS a ID wife to Ge airy Gray
2 acres 2 dist 800
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16
Social


VOSS RAINEY.
H Raymond Voss aud Miss Lucille
RaineY were quietly married al The N
E. Parsonage on Wednesday March
Goth 1913, Rev CT. Elliott officiating,
/ he bride is the charming daughter Of
Henry Rainey carrier on Route four.
The groom Il resident Of Columbia,
Tennessee, and is held in high esteem
by host Of friends. They will make
their home at Columbia, where Mr..
VOss has a position with The L. & N.
Railroad. MANY friends Of both par
ties join in wishing them a happy and
prosperous voyage on The great sea oI
life.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16

Miss Mary Dale Craig came down
from Mt. Pleasant Saturday 10 visit
friends Miss Craig is always well
come in our town.
You cannot afford to sell your
Chickens, Eggs, Rutter, Hides, etc
without first getting our prices.
4-9.4t ia & ] M SUTTON.
Have you tried our Queen Brand,
Northern made Flour. Try "a
pound Bag and be convinced of its
quality. ia & j M SUTTON.
40 At.
WANTED--For U S. ARMY: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages of
Is and IS: citizens Of the United States;
Of good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write the
English language. For information
apply to RECRUITING OFFICE, Law
rencebure, Tennessee.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16

years, ana at timss became 30 bad I
weala become unas@sclous. laws bees
fonnA IN thAa esnAAeson May timsa.
PhymSaAns sid not seem 10 - able e
30 ne any KooA would become
waak and fog lays ct = time could as
Ne work Net long aGo got = bog
q pT. Niles LAXATIVE Tableta, ana
After using than fsuna haa nsvsS
tr1eA anything that acted In such >
ala an elective AannsF. hshsve
have e Ast esunA the remedy that
suits my oasa"
Thousands Of people are sufferers
fEosA habitual constipation ana
wAils poasiAly realizing something
81 he Danger Of this cOn4idea, ~
Aas9eGa to lsng 70 employ pFeRss
curative measures until ,geTieaa III.
ness asesa Fesuita The advice 81
III pAysiEians :. Keep your bswsls
eAaaa" sd h's geod advice.
D.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
- hv Ell druggists, At IS eents
- esaE>ining IS doses. II NJ
aA saEisfsetOsy, y0ur money .
kaaaRa as@@snAG. CO., RihAaFA, laA
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-04-16
Business OF Lawrenceburg P. Q.

Business dlne at the Lawrence burg
posioIfice for The rear ending with the
last Quarter on March 81, 1913
Receipts from sale OF stamps etc.
$72927l
Number Of Money Orders issued 545l,
amounting to S2i,tS6 IA
Number OF MONEY Orders paid 5000,
amounting 10 S20,SS6 S
Receipts Of the posloliice for March
1913 were over IS per cent greater
than for March 1912, and receipts Tor
the whole Quarter were IS per cent
greater than for the corresponding
period last year.