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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25
IS
A|R.RANGED-.EOR
PA.W.VA.. LEAGUE
FAiRMONT AND CLARKsBURG
VILE PLAY DO UBLE HEADERS q
( THIS SEASON. ~. -.
gSHORTgJUMPS BETWEEN TOWNS
MAKE "A VERY COMPACT
W. ORGANIZATION.
TEAMskWILL REPORT FOR DUTY
MAY 1ST. SALARY LIMIT
80 1851 500.

tsNIoNToWN, March a5.-.M a
meeting OF the Pcnnsylyania-West
Virginia baseball league held here
yesterday the schedule for the 1914
season was adopted. II was voted
Ito drop Kittaning and Butler from
tile league. The circuit now COM
prises gMckeesport. clarlcroi, Con-
snellsvillc, uniontown, Clarksburg
and Fairmont. ki,tanning and
8nutlcrSwerci dropped to make The cir
cult more compact. The season
"Opens on May 90. and closes on Labor
Day. September z. Each team will
3plasS50. games at home and the same
number abroads THE. salary limit
sgas fixed At $500 and the play.
$erS limit Mt 10 for each team.
President H. a. MaciiinnoE pre-
sided at the meeting and represent,
cd AicK cesport and Charlcroi. Clarks-
burg was represented by Hugh
Shannon; Fairmont by L., c.. Need
ham, conpellsville and Uniontown by
Fred G. ragie.
Uniforiss have been purchased and
preparations are we'll under way for
the opening of the season. All play
sers have been ordered to report to
their respective teams on May l:
Thomas stouch, former manager of
the Grecnyillc, S. c.. team, pcnnant
winners two out OF three years. has
been engaged to manage the McKccs-
port team. Hugh Shannon, of the
Bay City. Michigan team. former
manager Of the Salem. Ohio. team in
tile ohio7Pennsylvania league. has
been engaged to manage the Clarks-
burg team. 4. C. Needham viii,
manage the .Fairmont team. Man
ayers for the other teams, have not
been chosen as yet, 81,
The Schedule callss}for McKeesport
and Chartered to, .engaseiiu NIL holt
day games. Uniontown and Con,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25

SIDstIlttlUHs ,f-- n FHIFVIVW,I hHUN
for Tcnnant.G Y s ~
Field goals-Fairmont. Colebank,
3: Garrett. q: Haun, s; Davis, S.
FaHmont, AtcBcc, .; Tough, 8; Fox,
?; To6thman,. 4.
Goals from fouls-FairMont, Gar
rett' iFout'or 4. Haunt. 4 out Of q.
Fairview. Loush, ont Of s. Tooth
man. out Of ,.
Referee Morgan.
Timer Webber.'
Scorer Knight.
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25
NeDSt0re Front
About COMPLETED

The work OF razing the front Of the
store room on Main s.ret to be occuI
pied by the Gallihcr and Crawford
Clothing, company, is about complet-
cd and work will begin at once Of
placing modern front to the build.
Ing. Contractor Walter Eliason has
the work In charge.
As soon as completed the room will
be stocked with an up 10 date line
of mems merchandise. The Grm Is
composed, OFF, J.. Gallihcr. and Frank
Grawfc'd, both prominent business
men. Mr.. Crawford. the junior menu
her Of the firm, has had years OF c';!
periehee in, the clothing, business ami
is well qualified TO conduct tho !'tr. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25
Wheeling To
Play Fairnont
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM FROM NAIL
CITY WILL END SEASON
HERE.

On Thursday night the Wheeling
high school basketball team will end
lis season here when 1t plays the
Tairmont high school Ut the local Y.
II. C.i A. gym floor.
This will be the second game he
tween these teams this season. The
first game Wheeling defeated Fair
mont by comfortable margin. Fair
rEont's team has Improved mater ial-
~ and hopes to defeat the runnerur
in the state championship game. The
lineup will probably be:
Fairmont Wheeling
Reed -. ........ ....... BactIhah
Forward.
WINDSOR. 80. ..... BoycC
Forward
RisSS ..-..-.... $500. creighton
Center.
Barnes .............'.., M!
Guard.
Hawkins $50. Hamilton Matthews
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25
FOUR NUTTye
i NOVELETTE, +
TIE RAFTING DISCS.
Better to have loved and lost.
Than. never 10 have loved at ALI
lie mnttered, and with that he crossed
Tie garden and dropped Ger the

The great detectives visitor ner.
vously twitched her elbows.
Il hope | am, a loyal wife" she
said. shakpy. But as sufrraget |
feel my first duty is to my country.
For weeks my husband. almost every
night. has left the house on mystic.
rioms missions.
"Bnt he is a confirmed sleep talker,
aud each night have listened. oh.
sir. lie is conspirine III a blot against
the government, his talk is all OF
royalty. and Of evenings spent with
designing kings and queens. I Thought
1t my duty to- come to you."
did he speak OF any OF the kings
reiations:" inquired the great detec.
tive. after short, but expressive
pause.
Yes. Associated with his rankings
OF kings and queens, always there Is
reference TO somebody's atnty."
The great detective hid smile be.
hind one lean hand and assured Ter
there was nothing TO it.
y -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25

nellsville, and Clarksburg and Fair-
munt will battle on the double bill
days. The Uniontown management
las leased the Continental No. j
ground here and within few days
worklncn will begin REPAIRS OH the
grounds and stands. uniontown
will be the head quarters of the new
league because OF Its central loca=
ton,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25

tpar IS a sllarc) has sold at N
premium as'higll as rs spoints, and
| is now quoted at rs % d point
premium. The Company produces
both Gil and natural gas, and Is
earning at the rate of 15 per cent.
on Its stock; There has been excited
trading in the shares on the belief
that dividend. Of l per cent d month
will be declared on the stock within
80 days. The stock has been listed
'cn the New York curb. and ii +
being traded in there daily. as VOL
rs IN the Baltimore and Philadelphia
markets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25
Fairuieu Lost :
To Faiirmont

4The Fairview nigh school basket
bail team was defeated last night by
the FaIrmont high school team at
The y. NJ. c. A. gym last night by
the score of II to 25, The first half
ended with the score, of 16 to II. Iii
the second half the. local players took
a brace and scc:ed 80 points to the
VISITORS 8. Sandy Toothman played
with his team and while the players
showed a lack OF experience they
haye had. splendid training.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-25

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STOLE $20,00O IN
 BULLION; ARRESTED.

LOS ANGELES Nov. 23.- Wine. field Scott a San Berandino deputy sheriff, accused with Clarence Loyst. choir singer of having robbed a mine at Dale of approximately S2O,OOO in gold precipitates, was arrested at San Bernardino Scott is implicated iu a statement made by Loyst last night after his arrest Loyst said the robbery occurred Tuesday. He declar- ed Scott planned it The mine is the property of capitalists headed by Charles M. schwab, a steel magnate.
 After taking the gold from a bullion room Of the Virginia Dale mine, Loyst said he and Scott made across coun- try seeking to reach the railroad but were overtaben by Charles Brown am employe of Che mining company and a deputy constable who tock Che gold from Scott. but re- leased both men
 The arrest of Loyst here followed the request of officials of the mine who came here to investigate the theft Loyst and Scott were former employees of the mining company
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
KEEP A JAR OF
 MUSTER0LE HANDY
1t Quickly Loosens up Coughs and
 Colds in Throat or Chest

Just a little MUSTEROLE rubbed on your sore, tight chest before you so to bed will loosen up congestion and break up most severe colds and coughs.
 MUSTEROLE is a clean white oint. ment made with oil of mustard. Sim ply rub it on. No plaster necessary. Better than mustard plaster and does not blister
 Thousands who use MUSTEROLE win tell what relief it gives from Sore Throat, Bronchitis, TonsiHus. Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma. Neuralgia. Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy. Rheumatism. Lumbago Pains and Aches of the Back of Joints, spraius. Sore Muscles Bruises, Chublains. Frosted Feet and Colds Git often pre-. vents Pneumouia).
 At your druggists, in 25c and soc jars, and a special large hospital size for S25O.
 Be sure you get the genuine MUS TEROLE. Refuse limitations get what you ask for The Musterole Com. pany, Cleveland, Ohio
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BRITISH TO PROVE
 AMERICAN COPPER
 GOES TO GERMANY
Ambassador in Washington To
 Show That Shipments to Sev- eral Neutral Countries Have Increased AbnormaIy Lately

WASHINGTON Nov 23.-To sue cesstully maintain her right to secure or detain American copper cargoes carried in America or other neutral vessels to neutral county Great Britain apparently finds it necessary to establish the probability that the copper is actually destined Co Ger. many Australia. or Turkey Statistics are Icing gathered by the British showing the marked increase Of i'm ports of copper in certain neutral ports as cne means of establishing this probability.
 The whole subject of the British risht to interfere with copper ship mcnts is still under consideration by the state department Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, British ambassador. con fcrred with Acting Secretary of State Lansing, showing the figures of i'm portation of copper into neutral coun- tries. These revealed an abnormal state in the copper market abroad but there was no general incrase or decrease. -st
 It is proposed to show that certain countries imported copper exceeding their requirements yet without creat- ing surplus stock indicating the balance has gone across the border to belligerents
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
SHIPS BURDER IS
 DOOMED TO WAVES
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unteers, had put off in a small boat to try and reach the schooner The boat carried a fog horn with which it planned to exchange signals with the Hanaleis horn. It is believed that besides the two whose bodies were reported to have been washed ashore, others on the rapidly break ing up vessel yentured into the surf in an effort 10 win the land It is re- ported an overturned life boat from the Hanalei and a life raft have been thrown upon t1e beach. The Hanalei is owned by the Independent Steam ship company of Los Angeles. and operates between Eureka and San Francisco. It left Eureka yesterday and expected to reach this port early today. The vessel is commanded by Captain Carey
 It was realized that about the only hope Of saving the remainder of the passengers and crew was to get a line out from the shore. To make t,is attempt the San Francisco Ex- aminer arranged to send a mortar gun and crew Of the Golden Gate Life Saving station to the scene of the wreck. A motor truck met the life savers at Sausalito and began the long journey around the heads to the point opposite the stricken schooner.
 l. is believed the life savers will reach the scene about midnight One passenger who gained the beach is Elwood Scherwin of Berkeley. The other, whose name was not ascer- tained. was washed ashore uncons- cious but not seriously injured
 At least twelve vessels stood by the Haualei waiting for the dawn when the curtain of fog shall lift and reveal the exact position of the strick- en ship. A ray cf hope is found in the fact that the Hanalei is known to be staunchly built and therefore is likely to survive many more hovrse before breaking up. She is setting
 nto deeper water al the edge ol the shoals
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FINAL RETURNS OF
 ARIZONA ELECTION
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carried any county except Pima. which gave pluralties for Cameron and Morrison on the c. o. P. ticket. Campbell was high man among the candidates for tax commission in six counties and ran second in three oth- CTS He beat Miller for a place on the commission by almost two thou sand votes and was less than two hundred behind Zander for first place
 or the Democrats elected, except those to the supreme court and tax commission, each had more votes than the combined vote of his Repu. lican and Bull Moose opponents. fin fact except in the race for governor the successful Democrat boiled more votes than the total of all his op- ponents. Governor Hunts vote was larger than the combined vote for Young and Cameron, but a few less than their combined vote with Che vote of Barnette added
 The largest vote boiled fo any one office or measure was that for gov ornor. there being 51,03l votes cast for candidates for that office. The vote on the prohibition amendment was the next largest with total of 4S.63O votes cast on that question
 Wiley Jones received the smallest vote of any Of the candidates under the Democratic heading, but his vote was more than 4O0O larger than the combined vote of his opponents.
 Hayden Leads Ticket.
 Congressman Hayden received the highest vote with 83,296
 The complete vote of the state, ac- cording to the official returns from each county fellows:
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MEXIGANS TAKE OVER
 PORT OF VERA CRUZ
(Continued from rage one)

eagements between the convention and Carranza forces are reported from various points
 A telegram from San Luis Potosi. where Villa officials are in power. said that General Blauco, the com mander in Mexico City, had recog- nized the convention party. Blanco is quoted as having reported to Gut ierrez that he has arrested Generals Obregon. Hay and Villareal and Villa troops will be, rushed to repair rail roads to expedite their entry into the National capital
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
MOOSE DANCE

The Military Branch L o. o. M., will give their second monthly dance at odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday night Nov. 25, 1914 All invitations have been sent out The Moose orches- tra will furnish the best music that can be had in the district All mem bers of the lodge are invited and the members Of the Military Brahch are to appear in full uniform The dance Bis tO start at S:30 sharp adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
WOULD HAVE LESS
 EXPENSE NEXT YEAR

WASHINGTON. Nov 23.-The pres. icent is giving careful attention to a means of reducing government ex- pense next year, because of the Flu rorean war aiming toward a budget system to co ordiate expenditures and income.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
CORPORAL CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON.

BRIDGEBURG. Ontario, CanI Nov. 23.-Corporal Paul Mazur of the forty. sixth regiment stationed at Port Hope is under military arrest in Toronto charged with high treason for at- tempting to aid three Austrian resery- iats to leave Canada. He will be given preliminary hearing Wednes. day on the charge the penalty for which i5 death.
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NoTIcE ot lluInEMn-

Wolverine & Arizona Mining Com pany has declare a dividend of twen ty cents per share, payable December l5th' 1914 to stockholders of record at the close of the books November 3Q, 1914. Transfer books close at We close of business November 30. 1914 and reopen at the opening of business December 10, 1914.
 Signed CHAS. CHYNOWETH
 Secretary. Calumet Michigan.
 November 20. 1914 adv
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ATTENTION ELKs.

All Elks are requested to meet at Elks home promptly at 5:3O D. m. to- day to aid in escorting the body of our late Brother Thos. LerweH Co the 5:55 D. m. train. adv.
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BENEFIT DANCE.

Don't forget the old Country Dance Thanksgiving night at Fair Hall. Rene
 it of James Johuson-Johuson Addi- tion, Admission S10O. adv.
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State Tax Commission:

Thomas E. Campbell, R..16lS3 Fl. Vance Clymer. s. ........ 3695 P. J Miller D. ......-......14257 Flank H. Parker, R. ........ S3S7 F. J. Perry, P. ............. 2751
 E B. Simanton s. .....-.. 17Zl
 J. F. Suits P. .............. 2e94 C. M Zander D. ............ .163yy
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WANTED

Clean cotton rags at the Review office
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Judges of Supreme Court;

Thomas Armstrong, R. .......1227S Walter Bennett R. .......... 10792 W. s. Grove. S. ......-..... 392S D. l.. Cunningham D. ..... 2006O Alfred Franklin, D. ........ .17924 p. H. Hayes. D. .......... SS9) James N. Morrison. P. ....... S2l2 Henry D. Ross, D. .......... 2l592
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Miami County eill:

Yes .......... .............. 5SSS No ....,. ................. 3OO66
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supsrInlendent of PubIIe lnstruetlon

C. O. Case, D. ......,....2 26Sg9 Mrs Rose Krebs. R. ....... 12g35 William Moore Claydon, s. 4092
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IndustrIaI Pursults Rnl!

Yes ....... ................. 1G764
 No . ... .................15S53
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EleetrIeaI construetIon Law.

Yes ......... -................1S .1SI7l No .... .................1225s
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United States Senator

Mark A. Smith, D. ......t .25790
 Eugene W. Chain. l. P @ 7248 ]. Bernard Nelson P. ...... 26C6 J. l.. Hubbeu R. ........... BITS Bert Davis. s. ...4......... 35S2
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State Treasurer.
Attorney General:

NANNINeg ANUeiais
 Wiley E Jones, D. .23477 J L. B Alexander, P. ........ 7220 Joseph D. Morrison, R. ....12125
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State Auditor:
 J q. Callnghan, D. .......3279S Charles R Greene. S. ..., 5O97 State Treasurer.
 Mitt Simms, D. ...........27l50 Thomas II. Rynning. R ..l17gG Charles P. Myers, S. ....... 444l
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hea ........ .................l3 .l3Nl3 No ....... ............. POTTS
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Secretary of 5tate'
 Sidney F. Osborn, D. ....... .3Og2e c. C. Cole, R. ...............l00l7 Mrs. Leroy lkenberry s. .... 42gg
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Yes .......... ..............1l042
 No ........ ..................22 .22434
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Geo. ". P. Hunt, D. ........ 25226 George '. Young. ?. ........ 5206 Ralph H. Cameron, R. ......l76O2 J. R. Barnette, s. ........... 29g7
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AustralIan Tax Law.

No ..'..' ."-.-...-.....l4a2'
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Represen' 'ative in Congress:
 Carl Hayden. D. .33Zg6 Henry l.. Eads, R. .......... 1891 Ulrich Grill, S. ............ 3773
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semLAnnual Payment of Taxes.

Yes ........ ................l3S42
 No ..... .................. l5935
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Eighty Per Cent Law:
 Yes ...... ..................
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Old Ace and Mothers Pension

Yes .......... .......... 25S27
 No ........ ............-...124O3
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County Seat Removal:
AntI.capItaI PunIshment.

Yes ........ ......-..........i iSl2S
 No ........... .1940S
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Eioht-Year Amendment {:

Yes ... ................. l6l93 No ......... ............... 2G437
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ReelamatIon Ronda:

les ........ ...............l l469b No ...... ................... .1S996
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Read Bonds:

Yes .... ..................13 .132l5 No ........ ............... 233gS
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corporation Commission.

A. W. Cole D. .............2 2S339 w. P Geary. D. .276S4 F. A. Jones. ?. ............. 296Sl
 Y. P. Moore. P. ............ 5559 Robert Mitchell, R. ..... 9572 James C Reed, k. .........10210 Robert l.. Morton. S. ....... 4644 A. r. Mott s. ............. 425S Albert J. Straw. S. .......... 44O4
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Anti Blacklist

Yes ........ .................1 1S3Ol
 No ...-...... .............17444
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state Nine Inspector:

c. Fl. Boliu. D. ..............24 249l
 R. L. Stallings. ?. ......... 550 Parker Wocdmau R. ....... 956 F. J. Nipple. g. ............. 442 Frank Briggs. l. ............ 112
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24

Calumet Michigan, November 20 1914
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-07
IS SURPRISED At
USE OF TELEPHONE
'SNGLISHMAN SAYS 1T is REVEL
ALTON TO HIM TO SEE 1T
USED SO MUCH.

Atlanta, Nov. 1.-THE one thing in
America which has most struck the
fancy of Hon. Eric Shaw Courtney, a
| recent visitor to Atlanta from Eng
land, was the American habit of real
| ly using inventions instead of con
sidering them inaccessible Injuries.
he told reporter that the way At
lanta folks used the telephone in ev-
cry line Of business was a revelation
to an Englishmaa used to the made
| quate facilities at home.
we never telephone in London. -
said Mr.. Courtney. AT least, hardly
ever. BY the time we can secure a
proper connection and bring the 9TH
er party to the instrument we could
much easier have sent a messenger
Toy.
But over here, why it is remark
abe. ! arise in my hotel room, and
| phone for Ice water. Then the
phone rings, and it is a friend only
] room or two away who wants me
to go riding. Then there's another
Can, this time from New York or Chi
eago-all over the same little instru-
ment Your business men talk owe.
the phone two minutes, calculate
all right and have closed an impor
tant. deal which would have required
dozen conferences in England. You
do not write formal invitations tC din
ner any mCre-you telephone. Yol
do not send your butler with a note,
you telephone. 1t has been a revel,
alton to me. But perhaps if Eng
land had such service as the South,
ern Bell and other Bell companies
give, stretching all over the cont.
nent, we might be greater telephone
users" S-1EEa
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STATE AND COUNTY TAX NOTICE
f01d

For the purpose Of collecting the
state and county tax for year 1914 |
will be at the following precincts on
dates mentioned, to-wit: ST. Simons
per, Oct. 20; Nov. 5, and Dec. q;
Sterling, Wright's Store, Oct. q, Nov.
B, and Dec 3; Baden, Lang's store,
Oct. %, Nov. 3, and Dec. T; Brook
man. Livingston, Oct %, Nov. 10 and
Dec. 8. All dates not above mention.
ed at courthouse. Parties desiring
Information as TO taxes will please in
close addressed and stamped envel-
ope in order to insure immediate
attention. You Will see that the tax
books open on Oct 20, close Dec. 49,,
1914. Fl. J. READ,
Tax Collector, Glynn County.
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Notice To Our
Advertisers
| -l2EEM

Effective, November the first, and
until further notice all changes It
standing advertisements, copy for
same MUST be /, in this office
not later than TWO p. M, prior to
day of publication, or change the c.
OF cannot be made. A change in work
ing hours of our mechanical force
makes this absolutely necessary anc
we sincerely hope that our respec
tive patrons will assist US in thu
matter thereby enabling Us 10 gi:e
a more efficient and on-tnle service
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