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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20
OUR SPLENDID VINoL.
Quickly Stopped Mr.. Clark's Hane-on
Cough.

Cough.
We have seen right here in Bruins
wick such wonderful results from the
use Of VinOl in such cases, that we
agree to return the money 10 anyone
who tries it and does not get the same
result Mr.. Clark did. He says
Il used Vinol for a chronic cough
and hard cold which it seemed inn
possible to get rid Of at nights I
would cough so violently couldn't
sleep. ! learned about Vinol through
friend who had used it at the house
whore ala living, and the result Of it's
18a in my case was that the hard cold
vas COON well and the chronic cough
disappeared In very short order" i.
J. Clark, 9 Pearl St, Amsterdam, N. Y.
It's the tonic iron, the extract Of
fresh cod livers without oil and beef
peptone contained in Vinol that makes
it such successful remedy for chron-
ic coughs. colds and bronchitis. Try
IL on our guarntee. Roberts Pharma-
ey, Brunswick Ga.
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sTiL.t. A. MYs Terry.

Atlanta, Feb 1.-THE coroner's in,
Guest has failed to pierce the veil OF
mystery surrounding the death OF
Watson Arlington, who was found
with skull crushed and bones broken
on the street in the heart Of Atlanta
yesterday.
AS theories o. robbery aad of falling
out ri a window have both been adand
oneh the only possibility the police
can think Of is chat he must have been
run over by an aut Jm)! lie yet their
only reason for offeEin,g this cNplana'
ton is that other hyp0theses have
oet?, exhausted
T. seems prol;,t'N ia; IL" M terry
s.Et]IAding th dam WI nrvcr be
c3earea.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Bids wanted for furnishing uniforms
for fire department.
Sealed bids will be received until
Saturday, FEB. 10, 1915, at 3 pm. for
furnishing uniforms for the fire de-
pertinent az follows
Eight single-breasted sack coats of
medium weight regulation blue, with
broas buttong and emblems Twodou-
bic breasted coats as above. Ten pairs
Of pants Of same material.
Marks Bids for furnishing uniforms
fer fire department" and file at city
clerks Office city haall
THE PURCHASING COMMITTEE,
BY j. Sidney Roberts. chairman
THE FIRE COMMITTEE,
by NJ. %. McKinnon, chairman.
brunswick Ga, Feb 8, 1916. -2-19
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Sunday 10 am, Sunday school; II
a.n., morning service; Z pm, Luther
league; 1880 pm, evening service,
subject; THE Third Commandment.
Tuesday pm. sewing school and
confirmation class; Z pm, singing,
Wednesday 3 pm, second preparatory
class. Saturday 8 am, first prepare
tory class.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The city assessors return OF the as
sessment on all property liable for
taxation for the year 1916 by the may
or and council of the city of Bruins.
wick, Ga, is now on file in my office
and open for the inspection of taXpay-
ers. Anyone dissatisfied with said as
sessments MAJ hive same reviewed by
filing complaint in my office before
Feb. 20, 1916. Blank furnished on ap-
Dication.
N D. RUSSELL, City Clerk
Room No 7, City Hall.
Brunswick Ga. Feb. /, 1916. 2-29
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M,kENpREE METHODIST.

CORNER NoTWich and K streets, Rev.
Basoom A. Pafford, pastors. signs of
Sin" viii b. the pastors subject at
the O'Clock hour this morning.
Some Mothers Child" will be his sub
;2ct tonight. Anxious parents are spe-
cially invited to the evening service
Ju2ior league at 9;45 am. Sunday
school sot pm The Missionary so
cicty will meet Monday at 8 pm. with
Mrs. L. w. Beach, 1928 Union street.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:15. A cordial welcome awaits all
who will worship with us.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

At Che morning service the pastor
win preach. His topic will be Christ
md the Child" There will be no eve
hing service ON account of the revival
services at the Presbyterian church,
and the pastor and people will attend
these services. Sunday school at 9:45.
Cordial invitation is extended to stran-
gers and visitors.
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NOTICE.

will be at the following places on
the following dates to receive state
and county tax returns for the year
1916:
st. Silnons pier-Feb. 4.
st. Simons. Frederick q.
st. Simons, Jew Town March 10
Sterling Feb. and %; March H.
Bladen-F b. H. Mich. and q.
Brookman Feb. u; Mch. and 25
March II, at 4 pm.
Everett City-April l.
Brunswick II, IS, 10; March
16, II, IS; April 10, IA, Is.
JOHN L. DUBBERLY
-4-15 Tax Receiver.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
City Tax Returns.


All city property transferred since
feb !, 1915, and property poted b" the
former owner to me, must be returned
to the undersigned for taxation by the
mayor and council Of the city Of Bruns-
wick, Ga, by the 1st day Of March,
1916, or the same viii be taxed as TN.
returned property. N. B. All returns
both real and personal must be made
to the undersigned by March /, 1916.
n D. RUSSELL, City Clerk.
Room No. Z, City Hall.
Brunswick, Ga, FEB. /, 1916. 2-29
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.

DR.. Ogden will speak at each of the
following services: Sunday school at
9:45 ain, preaching at II am. topic:
The Philosophy of Burden Bearing"
Young peoples mass meeting at $3.50
pm, topic: Gods Gracious Cali"
Preaching at 1880 pm, topic: will
Your House Stand in the Storm ?" We
invite those not elsewhere engaged to
avail themselves of this rare oppor-
tunity to hear one or all of these mes.
sages. w. II. CHAPMAN.
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New, fresh, 1oc cakes. Devoo,
ACTION IS NATURAL.

p. S Meehan, Hancock, Mich,
write8: Il have given Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets a thorough trial and can
positively ate they are the best lax
alive ever used Their action is nat
ual, no pain or gripping, and they
clean the system in fine shape" Stout
persons say the buoyant, free feeling
they bring is a blessing. Sold every
where.
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Al cid 70 pinesfion.

When you feel dull and stupid after
your meals, frequently have sour
stomach. and eructations you should
take one Of chamberlains Tablets
after dinner to aid di-
gestion, ObtainabIe everywhere.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.
o O o O o 0 O 0 O O
For Solicitor General.

| announce as a candidate for the
office of solicitor general of the
Brunswick judicial circuit Subject to
the approaching Demorratic primary
In the event of my election 1 pledge
myself TO the faithful discharge Of the
duties Of the office. / ask for, and
will heartily appreciate the vote and
support Of the people Of the circuit.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT l.. BENNETT,
If. Jesup, Ga.
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spEclaI NOTICE

BIDS WANTED scalei IDS will
be received lltil M3ndaJ February
28, at 1890 pm. for taking care II the
city clock for the year 1916. File with
the undersigned at the city hall.
n. d. RUSSELL, Clerk Of Council
Brunswick, Ga., Feb Is, 1915. -2-28
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Wright & Cowen have all kinds Of
fresh garden seeds which they guar
antee to be reliable and can be de-
pended on for a sure crop. Bulk seeds
a specially. Prices are right Phone 537
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Cash talks al DeVoe's.

Fresh country eggs, Csc per dozen,
today. Phoenix Grocery Co.
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&c. 9 ACC eash prlees thIs week.
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|AS
Wauseon Lodge Knights of Pythias
In Big Campaign to Bring Member
ship to Three Hundred-Pythian Re-
view In Wauseon May Oath.

With present membership of 256
the members of Wauseon Lodge No.
156 have begun a campaign to
bring their membership up to the 300
mark by May oath and all the indica-
tions are that they will make their goal
with out difficulty; the entire mem
bership is enthusiastic and the work
ers are all determined to spread the
Pythian doctrine of Friendship. The
impressive work of the Page Rank
Team Of this lodge has done much to
inspire the entire membership with
desire to exemplify the teachings Of
this order and win others to work with
them in spreading the spirit of faith
full and loyal friendship among men.
Last Tuesday night ten applications
were reported; this brings the mem
bership up to 266 and leaves only "a
more to secure and "The Boys" will
make It'll
Next Tuesday night the Page Rank
Team will confer that rank on five
candidates. On Friday May fifth this
team will go to Bowling Green to put
on the amplifed Page Rank in the
Lodge at that place.
On May oath the Wauseon Lodge
will entertain the lodges Of the coun-
ty in a grand Pythian Review. The
D. o. K. K. Drill Team Of Toledo will
lead a Monster Parade, the Bowl
ing Green Knight Rank team will put
on the amplifed form of that rank;
Delta and Swanton Teams will put
on the Second Rank work and Wau-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
CAPTURE OF MADRID
Napoleon In ActiOn-Suppressing Re-
volt In Spain-Austria' Attempt to
Avenge Austerlitz- Events That
Affect the Europe of To Day.
By Earl M. Wood.

After Napoleon had beaten Aus
tria at Austerlitz, and had allied him
self with several of the minor Ger
man states, he turned once more to
battle England in her rush for COM
merce. Great Britain, although she
had sent no troops against France, had
been continually blockading her ports
and was using her power on neutral
countries to prevent them shipping
supplies into French ports. The EN-
peror. finding that England had closed
the sea against him, determined to
close the land against England, and he
ordered that all the ports of the vas
sal and allied states of France refuse
to admit British ship. This meant
that English merchant ships were bar
red from the harbors of France, Italy,
Belgium and Holland, as well as the
ports of Dalmatia, which Napoleon
had only Just snatched from Austria
The United Kingdom, however, still
continued to do thriving trading
business with Spain and Portugal, so
that France decided to take steps
which would close the harbors of
those two countries to British trade
A quarrel in the Spanish royal family
gave Napoleon just the opportunity
he desired. The King of Spain and
the Crown Prince, The Prince of Aus
trias, appealed to the French sover-
eign to settle their dispute, and the
result was that they were both invit-
ed to come over into France to live,
while Napoleon's brother, Joseph
Bonaparte was placed on the throne as
King of Spain.
Instantly the population of Spain
rose in revolt and British and Portu-
guese troops began operations in ?or-
tugal compelling the French TO with
draw from the country. At the same
time large French army surrendered
to the Spaniards who were now re-
enforced bv the British. Napoleon
heard of the revo ution in Spain and
set about to crush it. He left Paris
with a large body of troops, and on
the borders of Spain he took command
of a much larger force, destined fol
Continued on page 12)
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
BETTER ROADS
Citizens of Fulton County Go On An
Inspection Tour and Find Better and
Building.

A few of the petitioners on the road
running east from the Center School
house, southwest of Wauseon, Percy
Sites, Harry Perry, Clark Robinson,
Jake Miley and Charles Mathews,
went to Detroit to look at some con-
crete roads built of the Thomas Steel
Reinforcement and saw some very fine
roads which beat any roads that have
been built in Fulton county up to this
time. When Thomas Steel Reinforce
ment first introduced this Thomas sys-
tenn, the city was afraid to try it as
other concrete roads had cracked and
gone to pieces; SO the Thomas sys-
tenn put in street and guaranteed it
for five years, not to crack over three
feet and not to wear over Il of an
inch; this same street has been down
six years and is in fine shape, it has
not cracked and has not worn any to
speak of. At the present time they
have seventy miles of this street in
the city of Detroit and it has gained
a good reputation.
The streets in Detroit cost with
curb complete, $1.57 per SO. yd. It is
time the tax payers in this county
should get busy and get something
that is worth the money they have to
invest in roads There is not a road
in Fulton county but what is in need
of repair in less than five years and
some in six months after they are put
down; there is no reason why a road
built of the Thomas Reinforcement
should not last for thirty years or
more; they claim the best roads in
the old country are built of concrete
and they last for years. 1t is time for
US to get started right now before we
spend lot of money in poor roads.
The petitioners on this road have de-
cided to use the Thomas system and
concrete and we believe they have
chosen wisely The State Highway De-
partment claims that concrete roads
are the cheapest and best roads that
can be built. One good thing about
the Thomas system is that they put
in their own reinforcement and boss
the job through to see that it is done
right. The Saunders Brothers say
they will put in a road with the
Thomas system and concrete and
guarantee it for five years
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
WITH THE COUNCIL
All Members Present at Regular
Meeting Monday Evening-Requests
and Permits-COmmittees Report
ing and Observation-Disclosures To
Vacate-CIean Up Day Designated :

Councilmen all present for the sec
ond regular April meeting last Mon
day night. Routine business was dis
posed of and the Mayor opened the
meeting 10 hear the messages which
citizens present brought to the Coun-
ell. G. 4. Salyer presented a request
for the establishment of a sidewalk
grade on the West side of South
Franklin street from Birch street to
East Chestnut street, the request was
referred to the side walk committee.
Permission to use the sidewalk and a
portion of the street pavement in
front of the Methodist church for the
purpose of holding Union church SER
vices during the coming Summer, SUM-
day evenings was granted. William
Dennis asked the council for permis-
sion to place water pipe nine feet
above the sidewalk in front of his
property on North Fulton street for
the purpose of filling his sprinkling
tank from a well located on his lot.
No objections were made and the re-
quest was granted.
The committee appointed to act
with members of the Fire Depart
AANhb W PAgRaAS oRGNAANetbAOiAo 1OA
Fire truck reported by fling such
specifications with the Council. An
ordinance to vacate land in front of
the Court house to be used as a site
for the Fulton County Soldiers and
Sailors monument was passed.
At the request OF Postmaster Emil
Weber committee consisting of
Messrs. Bulger, Howard and Blake,
was appointed to confer with the Post
master concerning a request from the
Post Office Department at Washing
ton to cooperate in apprehending
persons guilty of burglarizing post
offices and to prevent such burglar
les.
The gist Of the plan proposed by the
Post Office Department is that all
tramps who visit the town selling
shoe strings, pencils, coat hangers,
umbrella members and etc. be requir-
ed to visit the chief of police, mar
shall, sheriff, deputy or constable and
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
PRIMARY ELECTION
Election of Delegates to National and State Conven
tOn-Presidential Preference Ballot. Names
on the Ballots Reasons Why Electors in
Ohio Should Turn Out, Tues
day April 25

The so called Presidential Primary
Election which will be held on Tues
day of next week, April 25th, presents
some new departures for the consider
alton of the voters of this country and
whatever may be the individuals opin-
ion as to the advisability or inadvis-
ability of this primary, it has been es-
tablished. for the present year at least
and presents many reasons why in
this year 1916 it should not be ignor-
ed by the voters of the State of Ohio.
For the first time in the history of
American Politics, the opportunity to
express a direct choice as to presi-
Dental candidates is given the indi-
vidual voters of the country.
Ohio Republicans are given an op-
portunity to register their approval
of one of the ablest statesmen the
State has ever produced as a candi-
date for the nomination for President
of the United States, in the person of
ex-senator Theodore E. Burton. Sena-
tor Burton's record as a statesman
shows his manifest ability as an ex-
ecutive and a leader. He is a man of
broad outlook and of stamina, his
judgment has been shown to be sound
and reliable and he has never demon
strated the vacilating quality of which
the foreign diplomats of the present
seem so ready to take advantage.
Senator Burton is a man in whom
the people of Ohio may well take
pride and the fact that his name will
appear on the Republican preferen-
Il l,o11o4 oraaI ~
reason why every Republican should
get out to the poles next Tuesday and
! cast his ballot. William Grant Web
ster's name appears on the prefer
ential ballot below the name of Theo-
dore E. Burton. On the Democratic
preferential ballot appear the names
of Woodrow Wilson for president anG
Thomas R. Marshal and Frank S
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21

Monnett as first and second choice as
candidate for Vice President.
Another ballot which will be hand
ed the voters next Tuesday is that
which bears the names of the candi-
dates for delegates at large, dele
gates and alternates to the national
conventions and delegates and al
ternates to the State conventions.
Four delegates at large to the Nation
al conventions.
On the Republican ticket the names
which should receive the suffrage of
all loyal Ohio Republicans as dele
gates at large are: Frank B. Willis
and Warren G. Harding. Governor
Willis because he has been chosen bv
the managers of Mr.. Burton's cam
palgn to present Burton's name at the
Chicago convention for presidential
nomination and Senator Harding be-
cause he will act as temporary chair
man of the convention. Other candi-
dates whose names appear on the bal
lot are VIM. Cooper Proctor and John
j. Sullivan known to be friends of Mr..
Burton and the present administration
OF the State, Schuyler O. Giffin and
Matt Glaser.
Remember to vote for not more than
four Delegates at Large and four AL
ternates at Large. There are but four
names appearing for alternates-at-
large so that all may be voted for on
this part of the ballot. Delegates to
the National Convention appear next
below the Alternates at Large; two
are to be voted for, there are three
names: George r. Campbell, William
W. Campbell. Ollin W. Gleason. AL
ternates to National Convention come
next; vote for two and there are but
two names, Fred H. Wolf and W. H
Phlpps. Delegates and alternates tt
the State Convention come last on tht
ballot. The nominees for the six dis
trlcts of the county as selected by tn,
Republican County Central Committe,
will appear on the ballots as assigned
to the district in which you vote, vot,
for one delegate and one alternate. Oh
the Democratic ballot there are fou
Delegates es-at-Large to be chosen, fv
names appear; four alternates to b.
chosen and four names appear. Tw,
delegates to the National Convention
are to be chosen, the names of F. A
Barber and Frank G. Kahle appear
two alternates, William H. Behne
Clarence Kohn. Four delegates to tn
State convention. H. L. Coll, Fred W
Leu, H. D. Meister, J. G. Stiriz and "
0. Stoltz are the candidates; four al
ternates to- be elected and four name
appear: George Geer, F. E. Pillioc
Sylvanus Walter, John A. Wilkin.
Remember that this election will cos
the county just as much whether 70
attend or stay at home and this.
your opportunity to show your inter
est in and express your choice in re
gard to who shall be the candidate G
your party for president, also VIII
shall represent you in the Nations
and State conventions of your party.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
STEREOPTICON LECTURE.

AS an appropriate preparation for
Easter the minister at East Chester
field church, Edward D. Collier, will
give the story Of the Life of Christ
in chronological order, with each event
in its proper period, emphasizing the
manly side of the life of "The Great
est Hero in the World" which appeals
to every listener. The story will be
illustrated with 125 colored stereopti-
con pictures, one of the best picture
machines on the market being used.
There will be appropriate illustrated
songs and other features making it a
delightful and profitable evening The
public is invited. Admission free As
travelling lecturer for tn Home
Herald Company of Chicago, Mr.. Col
Ter received a tsaining that makes him
versatile entertainer and instructor
with the stereopticon.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
CLEAN TIP DAY.

The Mayor has named Monday April
"a, as Clean Up Day. All rubbish
should be taken to the curb, from
whence it will be taken by teamsters
at 10c per barrel.
It is also the desire of the Mayor
and Council that our citizens take
more than ordinary interest in clean
ing up and beautifying their sur
roundings, thereby helping to make
Wauseon beauty spot as well as en-
hancing the value of their own indivi-
dual property.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-21
seon Team will give the Page Rank
It will be great day for Wauseon
and all the Pythians of the county.
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECASI

WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.
A disturbance that was over the
Rocky Mountain region Saturday
morning will move eastward and be
attended by general rains the first
part of the week over the region east
of the Mississippi River. Another dis
turbance will, in all probability, form
over the Southwest the middle of the
week advance eastward, and prevail
over the middle West at the end of the
week, attended by unsettled weather
and local rains. The weather will be
fair the first half of the week general
ly west of the Mississippi; the middle
days of the week will be fair in the
middle West and South, and generally
fair weather will prevail in the East
ern and Southeastern States after
Tuesday. Temperatures during the
week will average near the normal in
practically all parts of the country, al
though a change to considerably
cooler weather will overspread the
Northeastern States Tuesday and
Wednesday,