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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
CONVENTION AT AMIGO.
Northern Counties Repre-
Sentari~es VIII Meet.

A convention of representatives
Of executive and commercial inter
ests of the counties of Northern
Wisconsin will be held at Antigo
january %, to consider and take
action on the following matters
To consider the importance of
terminating forever the question of
change in the location of the
State Fair by securing legislation
that will place it permanently at
Milwaukee, tie Metropolis of our
State;
To recommend to the State
Board of Agriculture the fixing Of
a date for holding this fair late
enough i'll September to give the
counties Of the Northern part of our
State a chance to exhibit fully
matured products in accordance
with the provisions Of the act Great
ing the State Board and to arrange
for representation at the meeting
of the State Board at Madison the
first Tuesday of February
Totake concerted action for bet
ter representation in exhibits, in
attendance and i'll support of the
State Fair
Iron county, as one of the
twenty nine counties in the north
ern part of the state, should be
represented at this convention.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

Commenting on an article In the
Century magazine recounting the
causes Of failure upon the part of
people who went to the Caribben
tropics to grow fruit, the Superior
Telegram says;
And in addition to all of these
ills is another-the farmer loses
the advantage Of the most that he
has learned in the past because the
products are entirely different from
the kinds he is accustomed to, and
must learn new methods
throughout. The man who re-
mains in the latitude and climate
he is accustomed to, can constant
ly utilize profitably what he has
learned in the past He does not
have to start again at the beginn-
ing and learn it all over The nor
al of this is to beware of the lure
of the far-away. Capitalize the
knowlegde gained by experience
with the conditions in the home
region, and work upon that sure
foundation
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
DEATH or MRS. FINsTER
Pneumonia Proves Fatal to
PASTORS Wife.

Mrs. R. F. Finister, wife of Rev.
Finster, pastor of the German
L lutheran church, died Tuesday
evening about s O'Clock at the
family home on the north side.
The news of her death came as a
shock to her many friends, as She
was i'll for only a short time. She
became i'll with pneumonia a little
more than a week before her death,
finally suCcumbing to the disease.
Funeral services will be held at
the German Lutheran church this
afternoon at , O'Clock. This even
ing the remains will be taken to
Clinton, Wis, accompanied by the
mourners, where burial will take
place
The deceased was born at VIII
son, n Y, Sept. IS, 1888, there
fore being 50 years and four
months of age. She leaves to
mourn her untimely demise her
husband and four small children,
a father, three sisters and three
brothers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
Range Pioneer Dies.

A message was received here last
Sunday evening announcing the
death of John Chisholm, which oc-
Cured at Tonopah, Nev., Sunday
morning, No particulars were Civ
Ell in the message and the cause Of
death is not known.
Mr.. Chisholm was ffty-eight years
of age and was a pioneer Of this
range, making his home at Besse-
mer for many years. He left this
range seven years ago for the west,
where he has been working at
mining work in several different
camps. About a year ago he was
compelled to submit to an opera
ton and it is thought that it may
have been the result of this that
caused his death The many old
timers on the range who knew Mr.
Chisholm we'll will learn OF his
death with sincere regret He is
survived by widow and six child
rem, Doris, Alex, Emily, Victoria,
Margaret and John, all living in
this city The bod5 viii arrive here
this morning and funeral VIII take
place this afternoon at the Pre-bz-
teriau church. Iutermeut will be
il the cemetery at Bessenier. where
the family formerly lived and where
two children are buried Iron
wood Times
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
y ours very truly,
w. c. Owen,
Attorney General

Attorney julius j. Patek left last
Saturday evening for the copper
country to join the company of investi-
gators now in that unfortunate region.
MIR, Patek went to the copper country
at the request OF the Austro-Hungarian
consul, to whom complaints had been
made by the Representatives Of the
Western Federation Of Miners, that
men Of that nationality were being i'll
treated in the copper mines. These re-
ports stated that these men were being
forced to remain and work in the cop
per mines IN locked and guarded cars.
helj prisoners and compelled to take
the place of strikers. Of course Mr..
Patek was satisfied that these reports
were pure fabueations before he went
to the copper country bat went thea,
as the Austrian consul insisted that
the investigation be made. -Ironwooa
Times.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

Henry 4 Roethe, editor OF the
Fennimore Times and member OF
the assembly.fron1 Grant county
has announced DIS candidacy for
governor OF the Republican ticket
on The platform Of Economy and
Lower Taxes - Ii his statement
Editor Roethe puts a great deal Of
stress on the matter G.. economy IN
state affairs and will make cam
paign as an advocate Of economy il
the Uroadest sense Of the word.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
Examined i'm Wisconsin

Young ladies who have lovers in
other states will either have to
move out of the state in order to
get married or persuade their in
tended husbands to be examined
under the Wisconsin Eugenic law.
A young gentleman cannot come
into this state and take a bride
even if he has physicians certifi-
cate from another state. The state
of Wisconsin will not recognize
physician S certificates from other
states.
The above informatian was Sc
cured from Attorney General in
the following letter to one of Ash
land S ministers who was getting
information for one of the young
lady members of his church. The
opinion says:
I have your communication
of recent date, inquiring whether
a resident of Montana is entitled
to a marriage license upon a health
certificate by physician of Mont
ana. In reply I will say that the
certificate must be signed BY a
physician licened to practice in
the state of Wisconsin, and that,
consequently, he is not entitled to
his marriage license upon such
certificate.
Yours very truly,
w. c. Owen,
Attorney General.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

An old time sleigh ride party was en-
joyed "Wednesday evening by number
Of Harley bows and girls. About thirty
FIVE young people composed the party
aud they enjoyed a delightful drIee to
Bessemsr. Upolr arriving at Bessemer
Refreshments were parUaken Of at the
Bon Ton parlors, after which the re-
turn trip was made.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

Elsewhere in this paper you wlli find
q notice announcing the closing Of drug
and fewelry stores at S O'Clock ia the
evening. except Mo26ay and SATURDAY
evenings The>drug'stores Will be oDen
on Sundays from 5.t5.zp. n.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

New designs in silyerware, new
shapes and cuttings in rich cut glass.
new decorations on fine china at Trip
lett's jeweiry sore, IronWood. Mich
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
WEIRD DREAM sroay.

rhs ossssiiW0 visiea rhss oeve1 ~
Lie u lsdy vseNeA.
The following dvam story b tee1 y
The ssOry VI ny Life" by Auguseus
J. G Hsr. The story was tosd = ~.
Hare In Rome in 1870:
Lady v~ruou drramed that she 0w
shs butler. With . knife 10 oos Aou1
and candle In the oshes. cruising ~
eatrsscr hail. and So swsks Wtsh .
great stars- After swhile shs -.
pessd herneis to s,rsp again. ard -
desaned-ehe drrsmed that she ~
~ butler. With . knife 10 ooe oaa1
end casdle b the CHR. - IT, ~
~ q the stairsae. ss1 ~ sw0os
MT Bsas sesrk. ~ ~ -. -
th0ugbs 49, evsbo ~ - Quots WssG
aDd - seDt . httie ~ vslatlie As
lase 'sAe seil ssissp sGsta. aoA she
lrnDsd-she dssaoed ehas - ~
~ batIee. wtth kaies b 80 has1
ed essdIe u ths eehss. sens11ng O.
~ bs1rpeN 1e0s. as1 - aweae % .
eFsat eesroe. ss6 ~ )o0pe1 - Oe
~ ss1 - sail. IN hsse % - q
III: IN Asss % - - ehsss essalsb
laoglase1sos' fat
sAs1 - susAsd y ~ Asss as1
tAssw Il wids epso Ao1 shsss ~
sstnl1s seoo1 ~ buties. WleA . knob
b 80 has1 81 easd1s = ~ sehss
As6 vhse - ssddeaiy 40 Ls1y vss-
- b ~ Whles sighe1Uss. VII ~
hele sesso0laa 6evs ~ eoek. - Was
= 6sse6esl>s fstghesos1 sAai -
6SSps6 IT, essdle - ~ ossP aaA
nshe1 - 1ewo ~ eenlsenoo os1 -
= ~ senbaA vhsss sAsss - Q bssse
sssdy es11Is6 as6 hs1dlsA = vhicA
- oeaoe - Aave n66so away Whes
y ~ ouu1ssU1 Lev vesDsa A.
- ss1s eway wtthsse hsvtag ossdsesd
~ q en eo6 y ~ assss hsasd q
aonlAs
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
~ clDlnous Fall
= slail ~. 111EG Q; 7 - =; III = Z y
- : oADso c1iG.

III e. - eeo - 80 ~
- ; o0oso c1i0.
i pssssssi sspsstrsss - : h11
sGnsstjssai etssA<sss I. rssWg1s1 ~ =
4 1ssaGs Lns1As = ~ - 49,
UnkDoun 0oosh Anssiea: y.
sJhs Sssua nsa1 ~ opeo11es2 g>s06
~ q 1rue UvssKfWuu uito 49,
ssoslsuos thss pvs - Usp1 1sn1. r.
wssk ard e1t1a sxsstisa. - A6U
ehaI shes ~ ~ sDsns dlsensse fSGI1
~ water. the Sosvss ~ fnIs1y <le1a.
s1cspt Se epvrne fcs ~ falsso essG'
We fousd treublrsems nsiDse - ks1
depsh whrre sersamIssa ~ 90 49,
Wy ihrou9A.
-lp going down 0ue of ehsos 110e1o1
nvines hsd IN sc1deat that 0oEhe
havs bses fatal The snstpe. ~ ao161
e whlch were slmase seE1ieue ~
sssy saFrow-oaIy abOul ~ an4on
arfuas. We ~ oasseivss 1sWn. ~.
iag % b tiaua Whes ~ gg1611
H. bsttom ~ snan1 , 40 ok
windlng ~ ny trswsea gfsot e
bouidess that left . spacs aosoe ~
eeee vide Tor ~ Watse. ! t1un0 r.
climb ~ osAss ~. ard ~ q =
. hsigAs u shsaf thirty TIT - eoP
70 . up this seeep isriins I ~ ~ -
fcee asninas smsii tsse ard oQ111
myself a. By . lians UGssrA1Dy -
uans sudd<niy savs way TAs Ve1G1f
Of IL lad that bad % ~ ahso1l -
usds ~ loar ny balasrs - ~ ~
body described . compiets ss01e1sth
dropped down hssA 1sse fFs0 1T
hsight % the rucks below.
"Pruvt6Anes oncs msrs Iooke1 o1Dov
~ % that occassoe o. IT, -
down already imagined oyssif -:
bat so-0y bad entered IT, envolp
between two ereat rocks. oon10Dl
which ny shoulder and ~ lea1 -
cane jammed. willis ~ iags vaveo
wildly 10 midaif. vas tseeo1 -
hard sninss TIE two si6s rocko ehn1
{ could not poaabiy estrieate 0ysetG
Il vas only when ResedicsD so1 -
eev mas came 70 ny hslp ard paDls6
ne cot that we were able - ronune
cur journey. waa mucA sAakso 80
. god deal bruised. hot oeAesWesp
sooe the worst foe thst sapisasaae
fall"
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
4 NsTIllEll nEA

1hss - seoe psee1s vAo sli1l sssaEe
= dsuUsd pllls q slenhsaie syFups -
6ehiliey. as6 Mo know ~ ~ pass,
una6ui1ssl1sd ns9ishnsse o eesae's
tn eaiisg / 6eoass ~ ~ 4 ~
ns Ss.isssRss -, Sses.ae sesss's
DnsA1isalFuesl1oeGlAaas ~ eHedy6slss
ASel1 $3.50 su1sll1nnss - oc011'2
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
LocISllL 90 Y !!l!l!i "

c. I. oeelsv $50 /, l1unvsr -.
~ y sE1s ~ t1ll r. = J = - GiIs ~
.1{oa. I
n. ~ M WAlaar Co.,. y
IRocky Fsrd. yin11sd tstsaA1 = -
city last osaAsy. "
Mn- WIN losCsaaell. = c..
Isrslia. m, sDent Gnn1av = III -
VITA Mn. J. n. 0al1sH1lA. # IN
Nr. and Mn Dssnaea I1uspny ~
| tysjoieiag svss ~ arrival = = sagha
pound siri y tAsas Asns - -,
|urday.
Mr. Msrtahlnsr. natrua q ~
City HosDataI. + sDsnlins : ulentA.u
vacation = Psssas - Co,esaas
Springs.
Miss Ruth Rsyna1ds rstnsAs1 49,
hast Friday aigAt sss ssvseal vssax'
visit vith ~ sastsss y Dsavse ~
La vsta Pan.
Mn. C. H. Rsyael1s returned heuna
Monday fseo Dsavss vasss - sosnt
three weeks WIN ~ AausAtss. lGss.
Merritt BaAcock.
Mis- Masssssits Hsln rsenrne6
home Mosday nosains frua Dsavss
where - - bssa saJoyiag .
months vaeaaiea.
Mrs. Harry Coaely. Il wsehisa.
Kans.. h b this city visiting ~
father. H. W. Potter. aad osAsr rel
atives and frisads.
Miss Elda stubbs Who has bssn a.
tending he summer school q The
State Normal at Greeley for the pass
six weeks. returned TO her hoas ID
this city last Moaday snorning.
}. B. Allaback. Of Bsatries. Nsb.,
arrived in Il Juats Tsssday. Mr..
Allaback owns farm II The Oardsa
Of Eden. and wss looking after his
interests hsrs.
Mrs. Fred Jones left Monday for
Pueblo. vhefs she was joinsd b
Mrs. vsrn Kisf. and togsthsr thsy
attended Basnum Z Bailey's circus
In Colorado Speinss.
Ms. 7. r. Dvysr and son. OF Coal
City. H.. have arrived In this city
and will visit indsfinitsly With Mrs.
Dryers brother-in-lav. J. J. Dvysr
and family. in the Garden oe Eden.
Mrs. I'd Daimler. acconDaaSsd By
her sister. Ars. Brady Psarcs. aad
son. Joseph. left Sunday for Mani
tou. where they viii spsad two weeks
taking In the sights Of Colorado's
scenic wonders.
Last Saturday while ". n. o.
born Of the Ideal Garage was dsiv-
ing ~ Ration avsaus II . six cylia.
der car. he was baeked INTO by c. W.
Bomsardnss vho vas eealag oct q
bile easaos. Ssse nusA 6aaaos vas
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

| ~ Ss nv ! sIsr -. i SnI nsss iil y ~ y
Sati na1 49, 1njUsS1. "
II - l1lne1e -, - - ulsulss1
NJ 6s Z s ~ SIsggsSIGaa ~ ~ - es6ng
v1tk fssls1p - Dsavsr.
Co., Illals - usass1 ~ =. n.
cnE111e 4 e11saes Is III - Jsaa
9vsane vh1lA - besa eeeup1s1 ~
C4ASlss n1sCesn1sh.
~ - 1lsA ~ =. cssAaa sstsza-
H. hsas vsnnssAoy fSea oa1S1a
Whsss tAeS hass - vlaleiae shslf
|ea1gAAes, Nh - Wed. - d.
|tl1.
1lsA vsanh FlAAsg Fsess1sl Aeas
~ ~ y ~ 49, fSua : vtalt WITH
- -, Ds. asyal Plassy. - VIC.
= Psshao. - - rsaativsa 4 D.
~.
Lsea BdAy wsas - CelosaAo
oDshes lass oaasfday aa1 spsat NJ
~ S1saday vttA ~ vile asA eAit-
arsa No ~ sDsaAing ~ ssnnsF
- tAat e1ey.
MsA chaA \. MeCorniek lset
Mee1ay tx rseAlo . jola ~ hss-
haA1 ~ ~ sscsatly bssa tsans-
tsersd = tAas NV ~ ~ sailvay
nan sssvjes.
NJ. md Mn. Mex Dysast vent %
celssa1o opslnes wednesday 70 Visit
~ rsnsiaaes q ~ vssk WITH llss.
Dysart's slstsr. Mis AlsAda scipss,
Who is spsadins. .tAs summer thsrs.
Dr. and Mrs. RassAale and son.
Edward. and Mn. n. a. Lss aad IT.
tls JosspA Pos motorsd 70 Colorado
Springs last Moaday vAers thsy at
tsadsd he Bafnan Z Bailey Circus.
NJ. and Mn. willlan Hutasr A.
Rived In this city Tuesday from Gen.
tsalla. H.. and have bssa Spending
ths remainder Of ~ week With M.
Huttsr's alstsr. Mrs. J. H. 0albraith.
Aiss Aasy White. Who is nursing
II oas Of ths hospitals In Dsayss. ar
rived II this eity tha last of ths wssk
70 spsnd two vssks' vaeation With
her parents. Dr.. and Mrs. =. n.
Waite.
MrA Ada Thompson. seeooDanled
by her sistsr. Mn. J. W. Weir. lsft
Tuesday morning for Caaoa City.
Colora1o Springs sad other sumner
resorts vhsrs tAsy viii snjoy ssvssal
weeks
Rev. sad Mn. J. D. Langley lsft
Monday aftssnooa Tor Estss Park
whore they VIII snjoy = moath's out-
Ing. Thsy were accompanied - far
- Pueblo b. Miss Faunis Bsssbohm
and Nlss Jean Masshall.
Mr. aad Mn. o. O. Hess returned
hone sunday froa Chicago. Ill..
whsse tAsy sDsat several weeks.
Thsy rsoost vssy pleasant tsip 80
~ ~ vsaeAss vas esel vheso thsy
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

xsss III 1IG - q ae = = - 1ea1 i
- tany SAjevine - t1spa "a -
" ~. - -. - ~ Dssosr. ~
ssnSanis1 ~ ~ 1ealoh Bva1s
~ N. W1lllan WiacA61 neeseeA
= Psssss - 0paAay - rstsrae4
49, l1sa1ay.
4 fsuhnasesr =. Z. l1aelLis rstsrns1
hpu,e llen1av 1ee11ng lssa - ra1l
Nm. - CanaAa vhass ~ ana -
fanily havs - visatiag ~ ssyssai
v1ekA llss lGaelLle wt1l retssn
hoas laisr d ~ sanass.
Clarsaes =. CAslisls afsiysA h ~
caty WEDNESDAY, - ~ wv = III
hens II Dsavss. H has bssa work
Ing down u usntucky during his ~
catiea aAa says hs = giaA = sst
haek y cool country aGnia.
Mn =. \. Carlisle csns down
froa Dsavsf sunday svsning saA
spsat Moaasy attsa1ins - ba6lneds
affaiss pad visatias Old fsiss1l -
len Gei1ay q neoa for oySaeues.
Kan. vhsss ~ vim vislt Aer notA-
ss Tor : vesk.
Deaa Holnss and JoAa EisAsr
nosersd . OpleraAo eps1ags lass
oaturday aftsfnooa 70 visit their
bsttsf halves Who ass sDsadins the
ssnnss y hat eity. Thsy sstsrasd
Aons sunday aftsrnooa. aeeenpaaisd
b. Mn. Holmes.
J. J. Dwysr gave . hosss warm
Ing a. his Dlacs IN ths 0ar6sn Of
Eden last last Saturday night The
sweat vss II the way q cslebratsnr
the conplstion Of his new hems. 4
large crov Of friends satAered at
ths Dvysr hons early In ths svsn-
ing and tsippsd tAs light fantastic
tes until Ne snail houfs Of the
morning. Dvssybody rspprtsd =
dandy god uns.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
ea,~, I, M, ,1I.l,Ise

ososeioss ~ Osgue ee naoovyselae
6ecs0ss taesoolGl1as wAso - 05aGps
~ FulsA ~ . 0aot sgs1De-oass3cu,
MY - a0ehsrs-b fseQosaeiy osls
61oeUl3 eA1soy - - ls1)Assaes a.
0oeeone1sas lovegaoeo - ~ oecspss1
rsIss - esl1igss0AS. 0sasy wss1
osseAss ~ laaGAess ~ eees1 q
eepylse ss1 ~ NJ ~ W1eh sass
d0pay - ss0s06essag thsss esises
poss-sAoe - ~ las1oPo 0AseseSspe
- 6sssso eessP ~ asaae ~ - -.
- esonso lssoss Gosa1 ~ ~ asl
thet - eaooea1 lseass ssss bssas .
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
~ 49,

wa ~ Roul . ~ ~ sAsas
1T ehsso = . oovu1lss oas1nop sesss
IN - osoG1esgDS - , always
0ovoo1og 81 loosoD- D-oo-olD esap
IN aoooa 31ne ~ ~ ~ NM
~. ~ ~ UO0oop
svsa \ = ~ - - 0hp 4 Vss
- 'ooUoOO = o1uos ~ = -
uuoow osgA"-Ou1uDu1b 0lnonne.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
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49, - - = oe0yo1oo = soo
- - assSsss''''s~s;s ~ - =
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
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U.1nD-l - - : Gups,1
r. ] - y9no elDlguooA ~
- Q oooog - - ~ ~
- - . ~ on111o . 5ssll1
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

TYPHOID s: Sc; =; s: g.; :;;::: :: :!
y8t 49,. n60o1 ~ - - 1n1Qu6oe
yTn SeSsess,:; L. go; E $3.50 S:s:1 4 v ssss
60 1Sua. - - - 1SS6s6 essiaS
n 0yJ0 lAoooAyooS. oe2Gy. a.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-09
SPECIAL DAYS At
THE STATE FAIR
ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES I'm.
TERESTING EVENTS FOR THE
MACON MEETING.

The following special days have
been arranged for the Georgia state
fair at Macon:
Tuesday, Nov 3, opening day.
November 4, Macon and Bibb Coun-
ty day
November g, Wild West day (exhi-
bition of the "101 Rancho.
November 6, college, educational,
canning, cotton and corn clubs day
November Z, Drummer day.
November 8, Farmers day.
November 10, Ford day, convention
OF owners of Ford autos.
November II, peace day.
November Y, Georgia Products
day.
November -, Closing day.
Agricultural exhibits from 20 coun-
ties are assured for the fair, besides
the largest number of individual ex>
hibits in all departments in the his
tory Of the fair association. The rae
ing will be in progress for five days
and the poultry show will be open for
SIX days. The buildings fer the ag-
:.Cu'tural displays and the poultry
and pet stock entries ave been en-
larged and more accom-: odatiOns for
the live stock showing have also been
provided. The midway will be the
largest and, it is believed, the most
attractive ever organized for a fair in
the South. Many of the shows come
direct from Coney Island.
Officials of the fair association con-
tidentIy expect. that this will lie the
most successful year The association
has ample funds in the banks and
there is an absolute qua "antee of the
payment of all premiums. More than
$4,000 will be distributed in cash
prizes, more than one-third OF it 60
ing to the racing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-09

The News is giving publicity to the
following letter, which is q mere sam
p! Of many 1t receives. The writer,
Mr. =. A. Glidden, is interested in
Glynn nty farm lands and he pur-
chased the, even in the face Of the
knockers"
The News is n Possession of the
name Of the stare to death" inter
view, but is not giving it o tn /. .DuD-
lie. However, the party is a prosper
Gus citizen, worth perhaps $25,0o0,
who came here penniless, 1t is to be
hoped that Mr.. Glidden's letter will
serve to silence the knocker, and
here it is:
Detroit, oct. 6.
Editor Brunswick News, Brunswick,
Ga.
Dear Sir: was very much inter.
ested in the article who | am in
The News of Oct. A.
AS a stranger who is very much ill.,
terested in your city and county
would like to state few facts to
your paper
1t is to be regretted after all your
efforts in your valuable paper and the
untring zeal of Secretary Weatherly
and his associates, together with the
best Of your business men for the
upbuilding Of your city and vicinity
TO have some-yes, many-of your
citizens try to discourage every one
they can from locating in or near
Brunswick.
On my last visit to your city one
Of your business men said to me
what are the people going to do you
bring down here starve to DEATH
Good bit of encouragement that
Should he find opportunity he would
say the same to them.
or course you can't prevent people
from saying what they like, but it
does seem to me that there should
BE- some way invented to inject some
loyalty to a place where they get
their bread and butter.
The better element of your city and
county are with you in your motto "B
for Brunswick" while the knockers"
are stabbing you in the back!
Try and solve this question why
they are so anxious and willing to
say all they can against the country
in which every advantage is held out
, to the man WHO wants to live in a
country where the climatic conditions
are as nearly perfect as are found in
Glynn county, and where ole wants
to return To the soil and the open,
why do the residents do as they are
doing. When newcomer is told by
one of them to keep enough money
by him 10 get hack home with for you
will need II very soon, is certainly not
very encouraging coming from those
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GOOD BACKS FOR BAD
How to Exchange t Old Back
for a Stronge One.

Brunswick Residents Are Learning
How to Exchange t Old Back
for a stronge One.
Does your back ace, feel weak
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DO you suffer heaG Iches, languor
and depression?
Is the urine discol red, passages
irregular?
The Kidneys may - calling for
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Weak kidneys cannot , their work
Give them the help tl-,y need
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Use a tested and proven kdney
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Convincing proof of merit in Bruins
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NEW INVESTORS
AND THE KNOCKERS

he thinks ought to know And when
he does go back" the country is mo
good" If a little encouragement had
been extended him by his neighbors
as to changed conditions which he
viii FIND in the seed time and harvest
two blades of grass would be grow
ing where only one was growing be-
fore You know the press is good
instructor-supposing you give those
calamity howlers a fall term of in
struction as to the proper way to re.
ceiye settlers. s
Very resp ctfully,
p. Il. GLIDDEN.
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IT'S GREAT FOR BALKN
BOWELS AND sTOMACHS,

We want all people who have chronic
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ter of how long standing, to try one
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This is the medicine so many of our
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