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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
Convention at New Orleans
Plans for Proposed Road
Clear Ito Canada.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 23.
Organization Of the Jefferson highway
forces at the convention held here
this week Is expected to give impetus
to the work Of pushing the latest
transportation project to an early
completion. Enthusiasm manifested
at the two-day conference made ii ap-
parent that the people Of the states
to be trayersed by the highway are
keen1y alive to the Importance Of the
matter. q
p. q. Meredith, OF Des Moines, Ia,
publisher Of Successful Farming b, =
and the man who FIRST proposed build
| ing the JEFFERSON highway to connect
| New Orleans and Winnipeg, Canada,
was selected to act as president Of
the permanent organization Of the
Jefferson Highway Association. N. d.
Fink, of Muskogee. Okla, was elect.
led vice-president Edward 3. Swim.
Iney, Of Kansas City, No. treasurer,
land Walter Parker, of the New Or
leral secretary. sss ,s
Contributions from Towns.
The meeting resolved that every
town named as one Of the points In
the route win be expected to con.
tribute one hundred dollars to be
| used in the preliminary work. Nc
maximum was set, as II was the con-
census OF opinion that 1t would be
the best to leave the question OF ap.
lpropriating more money to the dis.
Icretion OF the directorate. Delegates
from New Orleans and other points
lin Louisiana maintained an impair.
| tial position throughout the conven-
ton, but Joined with others in fight,
ling for an organization based pure.
ny on state representation.
Each state has been given four dele.
gates to represent II on the directorate
and the highway when constructed
will include the cities Of New Orleans
lBaton Rouge, Alexandria, Shreveport
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23

Parr is plaintiff, and Calvin r. Howell, ct
ais, are defendants, 7 win, as such trustee
and special Commissioners. sca the "
DECEAfBER, "A. n, 1sf6,
commencing Mt one o'clock p. M, offer for
sale, and sell at public auction, at the
front door of the court house OF Harrison
County West Virginia, all the foilowing
described real estate, situate In the city Of
Clarksburg. county OF Harrison. and state
OF West Virginia: q Il q IL
Being Lots Nos. u, Is and II, as laid
down and shown on the map or plat Of the
Stewart Improvement Company Addition
to the city Of Clarksbnrgn which map or
plat is Of record In the efice, OF the clerk
West Virginia, in deed book No. 100, az
page 400. On said three lots there have
been constructed and are five dwelling
houses, and said property viii be offered
for sale in dye separate parcels divided 81
that one dwelling house shall stand upon
each parcel. and will also be offered for
sale as a whole. and will be sold in the
manner which viii bring tho largest price
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
PUTS
. NEW HAVEN CASE
IN UGLY LIGHT
These COnspirators,' Says U.
S. Attorney Bats, Plotted
to Throttle Commerce and
Industry of New England.

New York. oct. 1S.-The jurors
chosen a. try William Rockefcllcr.
Lewis Coss Lcdyurd Edward y. Rob
nin-. ana eight other directors and
former directors OF the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad
charged with conspiracy 60 monopol-
izc Interstate commerce under the
sherman law, took their seats In the
federal court today 10 henr the OPEN
ing address OF q. l.. Bats attorney
for the government.
In his opening statement Mr. Bats
said that the jury would DE asked Go
consider the methods hy which the
alleged unlawful acts of the New Ha-
ven were done. as well AS the acts
themselves lie declared no wanted
tu make 10 clear that thre was no sug
scstiuu intended by the government
that the component parts of the Ncw
Haven should uc returned 60 their or
iginal status. us the combination uf
the parts we're not necessarily unuw-
fuL
Tho government auG the law ala
not dcprcCiate and undertake to pun
ish those natural gruwths and rNpan-
sions which might Dee beneficial. he
said. hut the New Haven Wla "a COM
bmation which could have brought
together aud given good service with
out hrusng about situation where
"tho people OF this Ncw England dis
trigt are at the mercy of powerful
combination
Tho Ncw Haven railroad" ne con.
tuucd, (which once owned only 52s
milca of track. succeeded iu aeluirluu
| nli its competition. until it controlled
! $500 miles of line and gaincd a po-
mt"n wherc every person engaged W
/ business loo NcW England. CNcry en-
! trrprlsc. was under ity power and con-
! uol
| Steamship and trolley lines Wcr,
! similarly acquired me- slid, ana
] complete Won"puy ur all transroria
! tinn traffic attained. 1 monopoly thai
/ was uni1winl ana designed to place
| 1n unlimited power n the hands "'
! these '"nsplraturs
The enter comp ii"r OF th' NrN
! Haven .u ihc cIrlE H'ys was The \rN
! YORK ANA View England railroad. 10
/ 1882. Nr. blits charged the NrN
! Haven broke up through r'u''
| maintained hE lh" N"W YORK and \rN
! ENGLAND road JOS mining control Z"
one "f Hs connections 4" NrW YORK
! the iiuu.Ii"n'r.
How 'hnrlcs s. M'H'n' WI" h rN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Allies Arrive With Reinforce
ments in Time to Stop
Movement to Cut Saloniki-
Nish Communication Line.
GERMAN INVADERS
PUSH SLOWLY ON
In Russia Germans Have Re-
sumed Attack on Riga Po-
sitions, While Little Change
Occurs in West.

London. oct. IS G2.Og o.. mD-
serbian and Anglo French troops have
occupied the Bulgarian town uf Stru-
uit1a, so mites north of Saloniki, a,-
cording to official tclcgrams from
Athens This follows closely upon
news that Scrbians with allied assist
urco nave rcPulsrd Bulslfluu at
tack at Nillndo,o turning the ad-
vance uf the Bulgarinns into q retreat
beyond their own border.
The rhIef military importance OF
the allicd-ser6inn success ~ the de-
feat of the bulgarian project of cut
tins the raiuniki-Nish railroad. which
is known tp have been the bulgarian
objective. li Us not clear whether
Brush troops gu-opcratcd with tn,
Iryu,h boo this operation.
Russian ana Italian help thus Tar
has ho,u only Indirectly ,N,rtrd uy u-
creased ugEr,ssiyouoss against the
Austrp-Gcrmlrs.
lu tho eastern thouter 1ho Germans
urD IglIu attacking the Russian pos,-
uuus southeast of l.igu.
WITH particularly intense IruU.ry
Ir, continuing uu both side. in th,
'hluuHru, reeIuu tup French war of
h,r reports SLIGHT pfurr,ss
a truus 1Irrioldc Oh the soutuplsf
ui N,u.iIl, uHs been completed and
tho GNon.hy wood positions have
been consolidated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
HeHstrom Viii
Be Shot on
NoUember I9
Swede Convicted of Double
Murder in Utah in 1914 to
Be Executed in Spite of
Diplomatic Interference.

salt Lake CITY, Utah. oct IS
Joseph IIciistrom, convicted OF the
murder Of J. q. Morrison ANA Morri-
sons son here January 80. 1914. was
brought before Judge NJ. l.. Ritchie
of the district court at i0.30 O'Clock
today and resentencod 10 be shot 10
death Friday. November 49,
liellairom WIS brought 10 the court
room from the state prison In an au-
tomobile Few persons outside the
officers knew he was Ia be- sentenced
today and only a small audience was
present hellsfrom declined to say
anything before sentence was pro-
nounced. lie undertook to say some
thing aftcrward but was not permit
ted to speak. Ne was taken back to
the prison Immediately.
liellstrom was originally sentenced
90 Dee executed October L. 4 respite
until last Saturday was granted by
Governor spry at The request OF Pres
ident Wilson nt the earnest soiicita-
tiun Of the swedish minister nf the
United states The respite WIS ter
minated and nellstrom'n application
FOR communication OF sentence was de-
nied hy .he board of pardons satur-
day az no new evidence was present
od
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
CHARL TON FAlNTS
FROM ORDEAL
Of TRIAL

como, lialy, oct lN.--lia' 10 SET
acca, presiding Judge at thu ual of
Porter Charlton. rendered q decision
today refusing consent tu postpone
mtut ot the trial saying that ho CON
aidcrcd the presence OF >isnnr Caia-
ncu of Charltnu's counsel sufficient ca
protect tho interests OF tho accused.
The court then iutoTrngated chart
ton, Tho prisoner spoke for about an
hour giving % compete uccouut of his
hfc from the time he met MARY scott.
whoiN he married and of whose mur-
der hc is accused. nap 90 the time the
crime WIS committed.
charlton WIS attacked with "a faint
ing hi during the progress ul th, Iu-
tcrrog1tiou and WIS u1lIgci .o retire
from the court room When hr ro-
turned. rHrou sclpeu auui1uri ,tt
INQUIRY
.hr public s being exc. Idrd from
'hc court room because OFF iuo natui,
COZ thr testimony
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Contest TO Decide for or
Against Votes for Women in
New Jersey Finds Struggle
Bitter.
PRESIDENTS STAND
WILL HELP WOMEN
Two Weeks From Tomorrow
New York, Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, Will De-
termine Suffrage Question.

Newark. n. j.. Oct. ls.-T Tho 0rTt
gr,Bt usht m the oust for woman suf-
frJrc ia today only 20 hours away.
At oclodk tomorrow morning the
polls iu New Jersey viii bc open FOR
q special election To decide whether
the women of the state shall have tho
vote.
Two weeks from tomorrow New
York, Pennsylvania and Massachu-
sctts will decide whether they Will join
the twelve states IN giving women the
vote.
President Wilson's declaration for
suffrage. reinforced by thorough
campaign by organized workers. is cN-
pected boy suffrage leaders To carry
the day for woman sunrape
More than $50 women speakers and
other workers went over the state to-
day bringing the campaign to d. ctuse.
Less spectacular but rour the less
thoroughly org8uizrd. was the CAM
pdgu conducted by opponents pf sue
fauc Party lines have been oblltor-
atcd .n the contest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Fighting Guard
Stops Prison
Outbreak
Plot for Liberation of Ten of
Most Desperate Prisoners in
Leavenworth Federal Pris-
on Frustrated.

l.enycnworth. kas., pct. ts.-A plot
for the delivery OF Ten of the most
desperate prisoners in the federal
penitentiary failed. . became known
today when nfchurd irown. q guard.
gave battle to Joe Lewis. negro prls-
oner. armed with hicssiW The at
tempt was made last might in the iso-
ution ward whore th, most desperate
men are confined.
with the saw Lewis severed the lock
of hir cell aud escaped into the cor
ridor where he leapcd upon brown
from the rear. The negro demanded
tho keys TO the other coils nf the
ward on tho threat of cutting the
guards hroat with the saw. Brown
resisted ana the scufflo attracted other
guards Who succeeded In subduing
lewis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Question Of Reinstatement of
Men Discharged Between
Sept. 1st and Time Strike
Was Called, First Up.
WAGE CONSIDERATION
IS NEXT IN ORDER
Representatives of United
Mine Workers Arrive in Ar
iona Ito Lend Moral En-
cOuragement to Federation.

81 Pusu. Texas. oct fS.--I'he de-
mand for reinstatement of all the
striking Arizona copper Jniners ana
of nll the men discharged by the min
ing companies between September 1
and the opening at the strike was the
nrst issue on which the mine man
ayers and the strikers delegates
locked horns In their peace confer
cnco. Tho question was unsettled
when Adjournment was taken soun
after noon.
While both sides declined 10 reveal
what had taken place behind the
locked doors of the conference room.
II was understood that the mine own
crs objected To- the reinstatement of
some OF the union Organizers who
were diFChursed shortly before tho
strike was called. The miners dele
gates were invited to bring in amend
ed demands ON this point at the after
noon session Whether a compromise
could bee effected or not remained To
be determined.
The miners claim that the discharge
of Western Federation organizers was
primary cause OF the calling OF the
strike ON september il--thnt but for
that action on the part of the opornt-
urs the strike would not have been
called nt that time. " al AN. The pO-
situn uf the managers on the other
hand was that the discharged men
were "agitators' who We're stirring
mp trouble among the employees.
n was not expected that the wage
demands OF the employees would bo
reached today. These demands in
cludc "a minimum OF $3.50 for surface
workers and minimum of SO for un-
dcrground men. Both these figures
are on basis of copper selling at 10
or less. \ sliding scale is provide d
when tho price of the metal advances.
Copper is now above t7c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
CANADIAN WHEAT
MOVE MEN IS
ENORMOUS
More Than Four Million Bush
els Pass Through New York
to Allies Since the First Of
August.

New York. oct. lS--what is said by
grain men to be the largest movement
OF Canadian wheat through the Unit
ed states ever recorded is now going
"n through this port. Records Of the
Produce exchange complied To and
including Friday. October IS, show
that 4,26d,531 bushels have been
brought here from Canada since the
early part of August and reloaded on
steamships for shipment mainly to
ENGLAND. France ana Italy. This
wheat. In order To avoid the payment
.of duty ef 10 cents per bushel.
comes through IN bond.
The Canadian wheat crop Is esti-
mated by grain men Tor tins season
at approximately 332. 900 bushels
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
GERMAN ARMY VIII
MOVE TO con TANIINOpI.I l..

Paris. oct Is t5.iO 20. ma dis
patch from Basel. switzerland. says it
is learned that German lieutenant
detached from duty, while cunNdlesc-
ms has received orders 20 rcIoin his
corps. the Sixteenth Hnyariau, at Uc-
deaEhHt'h. Hulglria. between Novcm-
Der I6 ana December .. After this
time, the order is declared Co state.
"a" CORPS viii no stationed ut Dousi1u-
tuuplc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
wv wv wv wv
CONTRACTS LET
FOR SIXTEEN NEW
U. S. SUBMARINES

Washington oct lS-Con-
tracts for sixteen submarines and
slN destroyors wore awarded toe
, day hy the navy department
uue destroyer viii he built at
the Norfolk navy yard aud one
, at Mare Island. Cal. Sis uf the
submarines Will bee built on tho
, Pacific coast. The Hromcrton.
, Wash, and the Portsmouth. \
, ll navy yards each will build
> one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Eight Li0es L ost
in Wreck of
Gas Boat
Vancouver Gasoline Schooner
Alliance Goes Ashore at
Point Arenas; Six Men
and Two Women Drowned.


san Francisco, oct. lh.--Sly men
ana two women were drowned early
t"duJ when the gasoline schooner AZ
liaucc 80. . WIS smashed Go pieces uu
Malpnss rocks twelve miles north oi
Point Arena. Cal. \ SUR boat from
Point Arena live saving station picked
up TWO men.
The schooner was pounded inio
wrcobago Within ten minutes after
She hit the rocks. Raphael Medina,
one cot the two men saved reached
shore through the SURF and obtained
aid. a telephone message did not
reach the Point Arena life saving sta-
ti"n until nearly four hours after the
wreck.
The Alliance sailed from Victoria
Octubtr under command col Captain
Doluuchoy.
Narshncld. one. oct. 1k.-Thc Al.
lianfc SO. put iu here latc Weducs-
day out ui ul aud captain william
bclouchrcy said hc Wu- bound for
Muzlilan. SinaloI. whore be- expected
to go into the coast Nlsr t.ld,.
Miguel Ah.ia, newspaper WHn of
MUatluu who was aboard. gIid hr
WIS the owner
-S~~~-------- -.---,-~,
announced today that nm on iui COM
municatiou from Berlin stated Ger
muu submarines had recently sunk
twenty vessels. includins four
transports OF the allies in tho Mcdi.
terrancan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Amsterdam, oct ls Nn London.
3 go p. M TcleEraphiua under date
uf october TO-. the correspondent with
General Won Gallwitz's army iu Serbia
ul the cologne Guzuttc says.
'Thc Germans have tu contend with
seven, BATTLES against uubburu ana
desperately fighting purms
After referring to the prngross all
ready achieved hy tho Germans on
serbian soil. he continues
The difficult mountain country.
with its bizarre rocky and steep
ulukcr formations causes our troops
enormous difficulties. which also are
uurmrutod by the t1ct that IN, Ger
mans have to fiEht continually higher
ON RISING grouud Tho SprhInns Hring
them are iu admirable defensive po-
sluousl which enable them Co hold
tor long time the defensive sectors
when attacked. Despite uulIyurtble
mountain hand ans the extremely bad
condition ut tho valley ruads the Grt
man troops have succeeded ,u pro-
HIossing."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Nrw YORK oct is Count Won
Hrtusturg The German ambassador.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Berlin, oct is Cyh wireless to
Tu'krrtuu. IS. 3D. "Aocordmg 90 "a
dispatch from Vienna" says the over
seas News Agency "ltusaa inquired
informally Of Rumunn whether that
country would permit the passage uf
Russian troops through the pnhiudm
district The Humauinu prime min
istrr N. llr1tiauu. replied that % was
the firm decision OF Humaul tu de-
i"nd her neutrality most cu,rs,ti,rIIy
uE1inst ull armed oucruuchmruts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Vrn IT'S a little quiet to-
III day, but we rather like
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Half Your Living
Without Money Cost

right or wrong start in 1915 will
make or break most farmers in the
Cotton States. We are all facing a
Crisis on cotton. Cotton credit is up
set The supply merchant cannot az.
vance supplies on 1915 cotton. You
must do your best TO produce on your
own acres the food and grain supplies
that have made up most Of your store
debt in the past
good piece Of garden ground,
rightly planted, rightly tended and
kept planted The year round, can be
made to pay half your living. i viii
save you more money than you made
on the best five acres Of cotton you
ever grew. Bpt il mast lie a real
garden. and not the mere one plant
ing patch in tic spri9g and far.
Hastings 1918 seed Book tells all
about the right bipd u a Dlpnny.say-
ing garden aud the vegetables to 2ut
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as well and Shows you tie clear road
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Independence IT'S FBEI. Send for
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Atlanta, Ga.-Advt.
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Personals

L. ". T;maaa IF Atiga,a spent YES
to-day in The city.
N. +. Mnorc OF Jacksonville was in
lIo city Yesterday.
W. G. BARRIER of Atlanta is in the
city on short visit
NJ. Z. Oxford OF Birmingham is in
lie city IQr a few days.
Ashby Z. tliH of Atlanta is spend
1S 2 few days in the city.
v. Nj. Taylor Of At.&ata was among
h" visitors ioIhe ,iiy Yesterday
T.. y. Whitfield has returned from
ten-day's business trip TO TAMPA.
J. X. Robertson, the well-known Way
r"oss druggist, was in the city Yes
tcrday.
). y. strickland OF Savannah Was
Hm0ng those registered at Ito Oslo.
thorpe yesterday.
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Special Today At the Pastime to-
Jay some unusual pictures will be Of
erred, which will no doubt prove pop.
lar ~lta local thcaicr-goers. C. 4,
;onssey viii present his beautiful pro
uatiou "Qhcriia," ibe Girl in the
;oiden FRANC. This is 4 most elab-
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; production. which mas made Il great
ut whcrcY2" il has been shown.
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PIANO SALE
Begins Monday, 1916, continues
Two Weeks.
V &c KE S & NJ a N n

- - - - - - ~
Have arranged with 5jor Bros,
the fagous firm Of New York, to
stop off in Brunswick, car Of
their high-grade Pianos and
Piano-PIayers, before they are
forwarded on to Atlanta, their
Southern headquarters. This
is a very rare opportunity for
any local people interested in
Pianos or Piano-Piayers.
There are absolutely no Pianos
that rank higher than the makes
Of this noted firm.
Mr. Gavin, special represent
alive OF tlese famous n1ap4fqc-
turers will conduct the sale and
will gladly cal on any one in
teteated.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Al bills against the Blitish steam
snip Neltcnian mast be presented at
our office by II o'clock noon, OF this
inc 10th day Of March 1915, Or pay
ment thereof will be debatTcd
SHlPP4NG co. Agents.
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Someone has said that people with
Chronic Liver Complaint should be
shut up away from Humanity, for
they are pesslmists and see through
glass darkly. Why? Because
mental states depend upon physical
states. BiliQusness, Headaches, Diz-
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ter using Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
Zoe, at your Druggist.
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ECZEMA DISF jGURE1
FACE. BADLY
Also on Hands. Broke nai n Fia,
pies. ltchod Badly, Spread Al
Over Body CItic4ra Soap and
eminent Cus5o4.

E'mD'cn SprinP. FI1, -"r had hal
eczema on ~ f1ce and lands ~ abous
threc years. Ny f9cc We badly di-GRurci.
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Fresh country GIGS. 30 cents per
dozen, at Wright aud Governs.
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,EVERE Punishment
Of hrs. ChappeIl, Of Five Years
Standing Relieved BY cardui.

NJ. Airy, N, c..-irs. SaFh N. Chap
pei of this town, sayS:f IN suffered for
five years wifi womanY troubles, also
stomach troubles, and fmy punishment
was more than ahy onescouldAtelI.
! tried most every lind ofSmedicine,
but none did me ANY good.
read one day apot Cardui, l the wo-
mans TONG, and INdkcided' TO Try it.
had not taken but about six bottles until
| was ALMOST clrcd 1t did me more
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My friends begaa asking me why
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WHITE ROE SHAp

A fine lot of fresh white roe shad
just received by w. A. Stewart. Phone
1877, 116 Monk street.
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Fresh country eggs, - cents per
dozen. PHOENIX GROCERY CO..
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Spccis! Prices on Aaroe.-Wright
x GOwen Co, are offering special
..'i2c OF hams for the next three days
fhjs iirm carries the very best brand
II hams known IL the market Of the
"Grld. and &c offering any brand in
lock. AT Use per III. for the next three
Jays.
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nYieoratirg 20 the Pale and Silky
rhe Old STANDARD general strengthen
'ng tonic, GROVES TASTELES5
chill TONIC, drives out Malaria, en-.
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y ! { X |: Rs & NJ 4 Mn
14O4 Newcastle Phone 376.

Dcn'' 0yerIook ~ piano sale at
Nirhers d Mann, fou are wcIcGme
40 iroDblc to SHOW tie Instruments
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BicyciC tires and supplies at Mine
han Auto company. Best in the mar
k"t The now bicycle lamp
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-20

Fresh country eggs, % cents per
dozen. PHOENIX GROCERY CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-20

Vtckers y Naan's biz piano sale
gives every BrDuswick bone real
chance 70 bgy . l3auo III attracii9c
prices and terms.