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SPECIAL NOTICE.
City Tax Executions

Guy ok EA6CUIIUHS.
Executions vs.. delinQuents for taxes
due the Mayor and council of the city
of Brunswick, for the year 1915, are
now in the hands of the city collector,
and preparations are being made to
levy and advertise all unpaid execu-
tons on February l, 1916, for March
sales 1916. Make payment now to the
city collector, room No. 5, city hall,
and save additional costs and interest.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. I, 1916.
A. L. OWENS. Marshal,
1-31 City of Brunswick, Ga.
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return of personal property, duly made
and accepted by me Tor the year 1915,
will be and is accepted as the return
for 1915, UNLESS notified by me, of
which due notice will be given.
L. A. ROBINSON, City Assessor,
Room No. 5, City Hall.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 3, 1915. FL
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HELP YOUR LIvGR-iT PAYS.

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constipation, biliousness, dizziness
and indigestion. You feel fine-just
like you want to feel. Clear the COM
plexion too. Csc at druggists.
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT.

Dandruff causes 2 feyerish irritation
OF the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loos
en- and then the hair comes out fast.
To stop falling hair at once and rid the
scalp Of every particle OF dandruff, get
a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any
drug store, pour little in your hand
and rub well into the scalp. After a
few applications all dandruff disap-
pears and the hair stops coming out.
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have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family forthe past five
years, and for Group l have never
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George, Nelson, Mo. Before becoming
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George lost child from an attack of
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NEURALGIA PAINS STOPPED

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You viii get sucn relief and comforti
Life and the world will look brighter.
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ut all druggists. Penetrates without
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
CitY license 1916.

All persons, firms and corporations
doing business in the city of Bruins
wick, Ca, subject to CITY LICENSE,
are hereby notified that city license
for the year 1916 is due and now pay
able at the office of the undersigned.
w. B. FAM, City Treasurer.
Room No. 5, City Tall.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 3, 1915. 131
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The Riddles in the public school are
smart-just awful hard to fool--Say
Name your lunch upon the slate" a
thousand then will write STONES
CAKE" Six kinds-one price-10
cents. at Phoenix Grocery.
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BEET PlANTs-Just the time for
setting out. Try Hastings improved.
extra early and the Egyptian inn
ported seed, and Hastins long blood.
PLANTS NOW READY. E, M, Dart.
Phone Sol. Also straw5e, y and eel.
cry plants ready.
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II every school kid in the land could
in one big band and all
were asked a lunch to take, the yell
would Ee-Hurrah. STONES CAKES.
SIX kinds-one pricc-ten cents, at
Phoenix Grocery.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Mayor and Council until Monday, Jan.
"a, at 7:30 pm. for the care and keep
OF the city clock for the year 1916.
File bids with the undersigned.
N d. RUSSELL, Clerk of Council.
Brunswick, Ca, JAN IL, 1916. 1923
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Good for CONSTIPATION.

Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent
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10 take and mild and gentle in effect.
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FISH AND OYSTERS. Phone 234
for fish and oyster for breakfast, din
ner and supper. Brunswick Fish Co.
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FOR RENT-Five rooms in second
story for light housekeeping with
porch, bath and electric light; south
ern EXPOSURE. Inquire No. S02 Rich.
mond street, corner Albermarle. l-21
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LOST-A small diamond pin with ruby
settings, lost in Oglethorpe hotel.
Very liberal reward if returned to
Oglethorpe hotel office.
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WANTED-Agents GemaIe) to make
from So to Sc daily in your home
town. Write for particulars. Eagle
Novelty Co, Branch No. 275, Albany,
Ga.
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FOR SALE-Dairy with complete out
fit, milk bottles, horses, 3 wagons,
20 head of cows, good stock. Also
will turn over to purchaser a large
number of good customers. Apply to
Arthur Leavy, phone $40. tt
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Ask for capitola seIf-rising flour.
It's a good one.
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RECOMMENDED FoH GROUP.

w. c. Allen, Boseley, Mo-, says: II
have raised family of four children
and used Foley's Honey and Tar with
all Of them. l find it the best cough
and Group medicine l ever used. I
used it fo: eight or ten years and can
recommend it for Group" Same sat.
tsiactory results for coughs aud colds,
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FOR -RENT-Residencc on corner of
Newcastle and Howe street. Inquire
at 1119 Newcastle street. 1906
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money maker, new
original, fascinating plan introduc
ing home supplies, factory to consum-
or. $25 weekly, easy. Write for
terms and free goods, offer quickly.
Rider Mfg. Co., Dept 800, Coshocton,
Ohio. 1-1S
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FOR SALE-PURE GOLD AND
WITH re- RICE rN Quantities TO
SUIT PURCHASERS. .JNO. T. LEON
ARD & SONS, CHARLESTON, S. c.
4-1S-16
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The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
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FOR SALE-Seven-room house pleas.
antIy located; bargain to quick pur-
chaser. Apply at News office. If
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FOR QUICK SALE-60x90 lot, corner
George and Grant streets, facing
Hanover park. Will sell at bargain.
Apply to R. W., Union street.
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FOR RENT-For light housekeeping,
two newly-papered rooms and kitch-
enette; adjoins bath. Phone SAT.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

= ItOUIH 4NU. 7, VIty HUI.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 3, 1915. 1-31
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which there was a good deal Of an Ar.
gument, dealer West.
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At one table 2 passed and 4 bid a
club. Y two spades and y three hearts.
n helped the two spade bid. and \ helped
the hearts. When Y went to four spades
y thought he had too many losers to
go further, in spite of his 81 in honors.
but a doubled the four spades and set
the contract for two tricks.
= saved money by being set, although
A and II played the hand we'll against
him. Il led two rounds OF hearts. and
on finding his partner was not echoing
switched to the clubs. afterward making
n trump. Five tricks. Y loses 200. less
simple honors. lie would have lost 229
on the heart contract.
At another table A doubled the three
spades instead of helping his partners
three hearts. and Y made his contract
through Bis failure to switch to clubs
after two rounds OF hearts. The third
heart let Y trump. leading ace and an
other diamond. dummy leading a third
diamond. which Y trumped. The ace
and another trump put 4 In, when he
had nothing to lead but clubs. so that
dummy made the king.
h gave Y and Y "a below the line,
1913 above. a gain Of ?i7. instead OF
losing 22?, showing a difference Of 47t
on this deal.
Deal No. I was rather interesting from
the fact that SO many OF the y and s
pairs missed going game on II. Here
Is the distribution. dealer North.
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tive to 1921 cAzens. Under this
plan New York county would have "a
Assemblymen. a loss of Z; Kings would
have -, a gain Of /; The Bronx would
have 3. gain Of 4 Queens would have
q. a gain ~ .. and Richmond would
have >, n gain of I. This would make
81 Assemblymen from the greater city.
a net gain OF /.
New York county would get nine
Senator's and the Bronx three. Under
the present apportionment. made be-
fore tho division into separate coun-
ties, there are twelve. Senators from
New York and The Bronx. He would
give Kings nine Senators, a gain Of
one. Queens would have two, as at
present, and Richmond. making with
Rocklard a single Senatorial district,
Would have one, as at present. This
would mean a net gain Of one Sen
ator for the greater city.
Mr.. Haffen points out that the total
population OF The Bronx Is equal "a
the total population Of twenty-one up
State counties that have a total As
SAembly representation OF twenty
members, His figures also show that
while tho general State ratio for the
Assembly is n representative "a
1894 citizens, the Assembly ratio for
the nine counties which have three
vt more Assemblymcn each is one
representative for 81 ,02S citizens.
: Tn" Hungarian Republican Club ri
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CHIEF CROKER'S
TERRIBLE MIGHT
continued from FIRST Pdgr.

breaking on such dcvastat ion. tn"
work If a few hours, They Will re-
member tho smoulderlnG ruins at the
armnry the Chsrred and hlacktnod
walls Of the old hotel. The water had
frozen from the least projection, and
the buildings were festoon"d with
~icir,es. over il all a gray sky druop"i
IuN to catch the Gray smoke, which
still rose IN great clouds.
They will remember these things and
the list Of twcnty-tW" pcr"onS lying
dead, hut they Will not rcincmhcr, for
they could not know, the dull ache IN
the minds and hearts of the iircmcn.
Never had men worked WITH loss
thought Of their own safety and never
had they worked, It would appear, viii.
less reward.
And neither will those who recall
tina, dark morning. February -, rr-
! member. as Some freinen still in the
Department do remember, the dull
shock with which their already tired
minds and bodies heard on that mem
orahlc night the third and last cry
of fire.
Sparks from tho armrry had been
carried as far south A. TNenty-elGhtl
street, live blocks away. and had
started a fire in a carpenters shop be-
tween Fourth and Lexington ave-
nues. Again the clang of fresh tire
engine bells was heard in the streets;
again the horses slipped and fell, hui
not again was there any loss of life
The third and last fire was eNtin-
guished with little trouble, but il
served to make that nisht-f indeed
anything else was needed to make il
so-onc of the most terrible In the tire
annals Of the city.
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SOME DUPLICATE RESULTS.

Among the remarkable swings made ~
the recent duplicate tournament at the
Crescent Athletic 'lub several took place
on the first -four deals. Nos. 3 and I
were interesting because they were th"
two PLAYED by Pair No. 3. y and :. who
made the top score their way, against
Pair No. 4, n made the top score T.
and W.
Pair , got tho plus end Of these We
hands, making % only, while Pair No.
IL made j2i plus on them. Playing
the r. and w end Of these two deals,
Fair No. 10 made $40 plug, where Pair
No. 4 lost 20. ~turiously enough Pair
No. :. sitting y and :, lost 20 ON the
same deals, but Pair No. 2, y and :,
gained &c.
How there could he &c made both
ways on these two hands is a mystery,
az they look like pianos for three odd
and 100 aces in deal No. 3, 2jJ for L.
and W and four odd IN hearts, with
nine honors. 22s for y and = IN No. 4.
difference. 20 minus for y and :, Here
Is No. 3, dealer south
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a composed NJ 15s delegates and
which chose Henry Clay as its candi-
date. also soy "A precedent by adopt
inc a Platform. The present ma
tIonal committee was originated at
This convention as "A campaign com
inlttee composed of one member from
each state selected Icy the delegation
"f that state AT the convention.
There will be S36 delegates I'm tho
unofficial stat convention To he held
by h Republicans in this city on Feb
riary H.. The Assembly district Ia the
unit OF representation in this conyen-
ton and the basis of representation is
one delegate for each Assembly dis
trict and An additional delegate for
each 1000 votes or major fraction
tfsSreof vast for the Republican Gu
bernatorial candidate in 1914. The
counties which Will have twenty or
more delegates are: Kings. 1913: Now
York, ll6. Erie, bS; Monroe, IS; The
Bronx, 81. Westchester. 30: Albany
20: Queens, %; Onondsga -.
Anticipating the work Of the ,oris.
lative committees which are about &c
undertake a reapportionnent Of legs.
lattve representation. Louis +. Haffen
former Borough President Of The
Bronx. has drafted a plan ON a gen
cral state ratio for the Assembly O,
ono representative 10 1885, citizen.
and FOR tho Senate Of one representa-,
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ward that ali the young men on board
were going to England to join the
army and most Of the older mes were
going to all places left vacant by men
who had enlisted.
They were in such a hurry to be
shot at that they we're paying their
own are m would not wait for n
transport, which would have taken
them for nothing.
After a few minutes wait we were
given our places at n table away on in
a corner. We had neighbors to the
right of us and neighbors TO the left,
hut not a word was spoken. In the
meantime every one was looking at us
with u very cold eye, some with two
eyeglasses and some with only one.
one lady assisted the glasses she had
on with another pair mounted on a
stick.
7 felt rather shaky and wondered
what was the matter, az Il was easy to
see i was not admiration. I felt quite
safe II was not our costumes. as we
had al aboard beaten on that point.
ou know how the English women
drcss.
We went up on deck to get the last
vierr of the Islands. As ii was a beau-
tiful afternoon all the passengers were
out. A group Of young fellows were
doing signal drills--such nice looking
boys going rack TO he shot at, The
women were all knitting socks.
We sat down near them, intending
to be very sociahle. But. presto, in
"A very few moments We were quite
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4 deal, and hid no trump \ led
the club simply because that suit Wa "A
little stronger tina the hearts. hummN
pu, ON the ten second hand and held
the trick.
This allowed 4 to lead the diamond
AZ once and to make the usual ace jack
ten hnesse against both honors In one
hand ON his left. Now A does what
lac should have lone At first, leads the
heart hut it is too late,
T. gets IN with the acc, puts dummy
in with the ace of spades and leads an
other diamond. making four tricks IN
that suit and the two top 'luh9, win
ming the game with three odd.
If \ opens with either Of the major
suits the game is saved. He ""uld nat
urally prefer the hearts, rs king fo~c-
| iug the ace. Now Il must underplay
tin, clubs. on the chance Of gcttiug
! dummy in to lead the diamonds from
the weak hand to the strong.
A puts on the queen, leads another
heart and unblocks his partners spade
sui; bv twins up the king, Three clubs
and three aces IL the limit for Y and
4, who are set for 80 points, instead Of
winning the game.
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ANOTHER WAR PROBLEM.

Here Is something new In the way
o. STATING problems in proportion. the
required answer not being Impressed In
ngures, but in the names Of tho parties
concerned In the transactions, The idea
was su";ested by Ernest Rergl,plt, VINO
has lately taken Mr.. Whitfcld's place a.
card editor Of the London Fteh.
Harry Glmble, George Watkins and
Percy McNey made up a little shopping
party Of six persons. each Of IN" men
taking his wife along, the object Of the
expedition being to make up some parcels
for the British soldiers that 'rcrc In.
termed or prisoners in Europe.
BY a curious coincidence each of these
six persons bought AZ many parcels as
he or she paid quarter dollars Tor cach,
and each married couple spent sSl.o5.
but Watkins bought eight more parcels
than Gimble. while the fair Am, lila
bought sixteen more than Winuif'"d.
The name Of the thirl lady in the party
was ~FlorSncs'
What We're the namos II the husbands
of these three ladlesf
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All or them now had somoti.u- Fl, SID.
to us except one coup -, auI tr.
they would have spoken ulI, IT,,
not been introduced. kuuN upw e,
the Allies have bcou SO Ion. -
winning the a They lu.. y, off,
cia parsonage To introduce to .
fighters in the trenches. So ii,, ga,
be expected to speak to ci. 30 uisr
We were sociable at last and a.
they once got started every ONO
something to say. liu, tho fool,
questions Two young fellows IL,
were going over to join t'r .,.,
wanted to know il i; WI. .,a'y Co..
that American women dit H.. ~
wedding rings. Several uc .l, ,,Io.
asked IL I would teach 'Ir.u ,
American slang and vita did go
whiz" mean? | did my hes, to auso,.
them to their satisfaction.
The rest Of the days Ncre VIZ.
agreeable. now they were s,,isee, =.
were no; spies or pro-Gcrman r.,
We would not discuss tho war -,
were neutral; only ! told them whs.
Chinese bcOkkeeper had said IN IN. a.,
Honolulu, that when thcy bc,.,,,
Christians they would not KIN esc.
| other like heathcns."
The last evening we spent very 60
ciably all together. ! was very MI
litely invited to a game OF chrss by
grave and reserved Ing ishrnan
said, sure, I will play with yo,
And very much to my W Surrr,sa
won. I declined to play another gars
~ It was more by accident than ar,
thing else than | won, and after N.
English friend had complimontot NJ,
| by saying. you American women e..
do anything" I did not want t',n A.,
find this out.
When the trip was over we Nc.
really sorry to say good-hy. TIE
shook hands with us very cord,
and said they would ike nv 500 an
wonderful country and its wcndora,
women.
As we were going into Victoria >
saw Old Glory waving over Fo.
Townsend and I hurrahcd with ~ n
might. 10 an E~nglishmau .findr
next to me 7 said, Take off Vou- 3.
to the biggest and best country o
earth" Being EngliSh, m, W. ,a.
about II, 70 I removed h. t,' p,
him and I promised to saIi'. M. n.
when ] Va it.
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81 some tables T. made tho usual mis-
Iplo Of bidding one diamond. a suit in
Wnicl, he cannot win a trick. At others
he passed II 10 a much better spade
than diamond. even with only four IN
SUIT. because the sure tricks are Ia
spades, and thst Is the suit YOU want
your partner to lead # III" player on
Your left gets the winning declaration.
At one table both Il and A passed, and
Y hil a heart. This Is certainly an
extraordinary declaration with "A part
ncr vino has nothing to show. II tin"
idea is to keep IN bidding open V should
be- only too glad to have II closed.
y was about to hid a heart himself.
hut in Wow of W. bid he couteuted HIM
self with two clubs. anticipating Us
dental uf the heart suit. Il bid two
diamonds. A passed, as he know what
to lead and VAS not afraid OF the dia-
! m0udS going gamc
Instead of denying the diamonds. Y
also passed, and left his partner to he
set for IA points. No matter what Y
bids lust 50 that he denies the diamonds,
Il Will go to spades upon the principle
SO often stated in these articles, that
there must he some suit in which the
hands nj. The thing L. to lind II.
At one table Y did not bid AT all the
first round, and u anticipated "A take
out If Rs club bid by declaring the
spades. A went no trunps. but Y sup
uOrtnl the spades and h shifted IL
hearts until fnall' four spades over
called four hearts, wlirh Y doubled, Z
madc his contract, ~ below, i?l above
, winning 263 points, Instead of being lef'
to lose ~ in diamonds,
what beat the diamond contract wa.
either ~ having shown the clubs and
got \ to lead them. ar As picking TIA.
.I,,,, ,I,I GuIt himself M .- 10 MAX,
some Of his little trumps
Al one table We get the old lesSol
on the Importance of the partners 81
leucc. y did not bid. and " start"c
with a heart. when Il bid two diamonds
and \ two hearts, y passed again. In
u plunged right along and bid three
diamonds, Ignoring his partners refusa
to- assist him and his apparent content
with the heart declarations Tho con
tract hciug for one more than at th'
! other table, II went dow for 1874, in
stead Of IA. II tho heart contract Is
lr, alone, the two odd IS all they make
The strange thing about tins hand T.
that at ono table u not only went Il
three diamonds but was doubled an'
made it. Il had never mentioned th'
clubs, starting with "A heart, hut III
doubled three diamonds, and Il did no
think Of the spades AT all, apparently.
A led his partners heart suit. as h.
knew nothing about the clubs, an
dummy made bo%h queen and ace, Z
describing two clubs, When DUNN,
led a small trump, b jumped for it will
the ace, so AZ to lead the clubs. Z
ruifed the second club and led the queer
of trumps, which knocked the king ant
Jack together.
Instead of leading another heart. I,
force the strong trump hand, A saw tina
This would allow Il TO pun both A.
trumps, so a led Il sInal spade, hopin,
TO get IN a TRUMP an the clubs. Thi
gave Il four spade tricks, ~ below tn
line, Ia above, less slmpl" h%onors,
Gain OF Goa, instead Of losing l6i, on tn
same declaration.