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WANTED.


WANTED--A settled white woman
cook for a family of ID persons; !
good wages; no upstairs Nork. plenty
Of time on Apply at this Office.
WANTED Houses or Hooma for
lent Parties having houses or
rooms for rent TO married Theolngi-
cal students will please report 70 H.
:. EIderdice, President Of Theological
Seminary.
July IS, IT,
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ChiIdren,s Dresses o6e

f.oa . dresses fof children ffnm : -
ysara mzde Il me quality bingham IL
viii noI I=aa. aIso gingham dresses ~
ehildFea ITan . u years. for - sIsaTz
Aaee ale oHIY &c
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SMITH s RElFsNIDER
FOR SALE

viii sell At private sale my farm
of 81 acres situated on the State
road. three miles north of Vest
minister. Nd. improved by a 6 room
Brick dwelling with all modern con
yeniences. light. water and heat. >
large bank barn and all necessary
outbuiIdlngs needed on a first class
farm
Call On the owner who will Be
pleased II show You the property
and give fnll particulars.
GEORGE NJ. SNEAK.
July 1s-2I
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About dozen pair Of Lion nHans
scout Shoe made Of tan ooze cali n.Eu
lar prize 30. For the clearance ii
tbs.
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ANationisa as strong
materially as its
Coal Supply

We are shipping fifty million tons
abroad this year, besides producing
enough for the needs OF this great
the rest Of the League members.
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Mems Scout Shoes S1.o6

About : IaIT n mems scout aau.= =
sizes s. :. F. 10. worth today 80 ; naIT.
For lha clearance sale only sfas
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Ia We circuit court for Carroll County.


Mamie - HHlIsF. ct ii Complainants ". EInIFz
y EIahH. .laeH. ct al Defendants.
Ordered MS 18th day Of July, A. d.. 1919 Inax
the acconnfl d the Auditor hled In this cause b
finally ratified. I'D confirmed. unless cause 10 tie
contrary thereof b shown on or before the zfh
day OF AnguaI< znezl: provided copy Of this o.
der be inserted IoFz4Wo successive weeks before
the last named day - some Newspaper published
in Carroll county :
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
True Copy Test
july 1s2t ~ - A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12
That is Why You Hear
SO Much of Essex. p,

Anyone who has ever driven much
knows that the greatest delight,
where speed is concerned, comes
with the ability to best a rival with
the extra bursts OF speed. 1t is tie
situations which show a cars ability
to outperform others that gives the
greatest cause for pride.
And knowing that the ESSEX does
excel most cars, even many that are
larger and cost more, there is little
wonder owners speak of it as they do.
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this ordinance within thirty days after
| b.. ~ served with o copy of The order
aforesaid, or after hayn begun such
work shall fan 20 COMP same
within thirty days thereaIer hen
in either case the Mayor and Cc.nelI
Of t1le City OF Brunswick may al
at the cost and expense OF such per
at the cist and expense IS cd per
son, company OF corp /, and
shall issue execution ags IFS, sch
lo"ner for the cost thereof, with costs
which execution shall be issued lev
led, retSrn and directed, ard ali far
Their proceeding thereafter and there.
under shall be as prescribed untes gne
said city, and particularly as pre-
sadie ity, and particularly as pre-
scribed in said see N eleven OF the
Act OF the Legislature afc aid
SECTION VIII BE il fl Aer or
dained. that should any railroad or
street railway fail to comply with the
terms OF this ordinance in addition 20
the other rights and remedies herein
provided, the City may in addition
thereto proceed to annul, revoke and
forefeit the franchise rights and priv
jleges held by said company.
SECTION TX. Pc it further or
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COUNCIL MINUTES.
lOfficiai
REGULAR MEETING.

Brunswick. Ca, Nov. 10, 1919.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12

dained, tina any company, person or
corporation required to pave under
Il e terms Of this ordinance nay
gree and contract with said city. TO
nave said work done by said city and
TO pay the cost thereof to said eli. +,
and upon their faiiu SO to pay
the city shall proceed as if the saiG
person, company or corporation bad
failed to begin said woIk as herein
required or to complete the same iii
the time required, and the city had
done said work at the cost Of said
person, company OF corporation.
SECTION. Be it further orda'neu
that all ordinances and part hereof
in conflict with This ordinance ~ and
the same are hereby repealed.
Bills and accounts proper APP
ed and audited amounting to $3,4S1.9O
We're read and ordered LACED in
course of SET menL also estimate
No 2 By Consulting Engineer Tor Inc
paving conartctdrs for wc'k pooe
during October amounting to $f5,zT0-
AZ.
Adjourned.
\. D. RUSSELL.
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in Balance.
II bdIaUCt,
A Vegetable Compound VIII Not Make
You Sick. Eat Anything You tie,

Because you are bilious, suffer WITH
indigestion, have headaches, d touch
of rheumatism now and then and feel
cut Of sort generally, doesn't neces
sarily mean that your liver Is the only
part Ow your anatomy that needs at,
tention. This upset condition may be
caused primarily by either the kidneys
or blood, and the liver simply refuses
to function cut OF sympathy ~ d, if
you only treat your liver, you are only
getting at One-third OF your trouble.
The Liver Kidneys ana Blood are so
closely allied, one depending upon the
other, that when one gets out OF order
the other fall in line Therefore, the
only way to put the entire system back
to its normal healthy condition is to
right the liver and kidneys and purify
the blood.
Or. Iiitchcock's Liver. Kidney &
Blood Powders will clear up these
three vital parts of the system keep
your tripod Of health in balance and
make you feel like new. This is one
Of Dr. Hitchcocks favorite prescrip-
lions that he esed successfully for over
60 years, and is a purely vegetable
compound that will not Ike you s.,
Eat aything yoa ike while taking it
, cents will by a large box
at YOUR druggist Take a Level q
spoonful tonignl and it will straighten
you out by morning. If you ar" not
satisfied -our money viii be refunded,
If YOUR druggist can not supply you.
I his name and address TO the
ELiichcnck Medicine Co, Ntlanll. Ga.
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Clerk Of Council.
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That Is Distinctive

terly different car than has ever
been offered. AS well attempt 10
judge the capacity of mans brains
by the size OF his hat, as to determine
what the ESSEN can do merely ny
its type or size and the fact thar =
sells for only a little more than the
other cars whose limitations you
recognize.
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and you will receive a sample free
~ your trouble.
Jas, H. Mays. travelling salesman Of
Rome, Ca, says; We have used DR.,
Hitchcock j Liver Medicine in our
family for some time. and believe it
will do all that is claimed Ter it. !
cheerfully recommend it as being a
first class family medicine. We do
not want to be without it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12
Note the Advantages
of Such a Car

HE ESSEN is not a large car,
neither is it tiny. No space Is vast
cd. No extra weight is used. Ncitn,
err passengers or driver are croNded.
They have plenty OF room OF the
seats and for Their legs. The size o.
the ESSEN gives it many advantage.
including moderate cost and opreat-
ing economy. And think how mucn
more convenient to drive 1t Slips
through traffic that larger car can
not negotiate. 1t can be parked IN
space that others cannot. squeeze IN
to. 1t turns in short radius.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12

One thing we can't forget in buy
ing a motor car is the pride OF owner
ship.
The automobile is a pleasure We
hicle and it spoils the fun 20 be
hopelessly out rivaled by d car thar
is smaller and costs less to buy.
And for the same reason there IS
a lot of satisfaction in having Il car
that, though it is small and its cost
is less, does out-pcrform all OF It's
class and has few rivals among the
large. costier automobiles
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12

Or. Hitchcock's Liver, Kidney and
Blood Powders Tone Up the Liver
and Kidneys, Purifying the Blood
and Keeps Your Tripod of Health
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Present, Hon. J. Hunter Hopkins
Mayor; Aldermen Dart Brown, Ley
bourne Mccall and Roberts
Absent, Aldermen Abrams lam
bright and Mccullough.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read and confirmed
Petitions and Communications,
From Frank c. Walker for refund
Of street tax paid in err II. account
being over age. Referred to Taxes
and Revenue Committee
a motion prevailed that the permit
granted to Labo. Union for free II.
cense for Krause Shows TO exnlDft
one week FOR their benefit. ne extend
ed 10 begin the first week in Deem
hon.
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So Don't Forget
This Fact

THE ESSEN in every particular,
save in price and weight, is compare
bic to cars that cost much more
And it possesses the further advan-
tage in economy that comes iron, IT'S
lighter weight.
Remember, $4,000 owners are te,:-
ing CT more good qualities about it
than any ESSEN salesman can tell
you. ESSEN owners will advise you
to buy an ESSEX in either the nve
passenger touring car, the sedan or
the roadster models.
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Essex Quality Didn'e
Just Happen.

THE ESSEN performs as ii does
because it is built to the highest type
of car standard Its size and price
has meant no sacrifice in guilty,
durability or comfort.
Every construction detail is com
parable to one of the worlds most
famous fine care.
That is why the ESSEX is SO
speedy, SO nimble and enduring u
te why everyone knows it is In Ut
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-12
THE TRIPOD OF HEALTH
PUTS YOUR SYSTEM IN O2DER

The Liver, Kidneys and Blood are
Your Tripod of Health. When One
is IN Distress They all Suffer
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
IN DOUGLAS
 ENJOY VERY HARD DAY

DOUGLAS. Oct. 1.-Two complete whisky stills with several gallons of their high powered products. "whits mule" raisin brandy. as well as the alleged operator of one Of the stills. were seized yesterday in two raids by federal officers with the coopera- ton of ths police Juan C:zlan vas arrested in a house on street. just outside the city limits. in Railroad addition. where a still ~as found in actual operation.
 The illicit machinery at this place was of complicated design and show. ed signs of having been manufactured by some local tirsmith. Several large bottles 0: liquor and a quantity cf raisins used in is manufacture were taken along with the still An extra bu; temporarily idle still, was also lOunQ ana c0nllSf1ffQ.
 Later in the afternoon the officers broke into house at 2lI Seventeenth street and captured another outfit. but ;he moonshiners probably had been tipped of, for he was not here This still was d homemade affair, big ard pail, :ive-sallnn oil can and gas pine fixtures being used in is manufacture The pipe connections were stuffed win bread dough to pre- veni leakage.
 All ,he openings 10 the house had been covered with paper to prevent any one seeing what was going on in side. Even the key holes were stuffed up. The officers know who the owne- Is and hope 10 locate him before long.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
ATWOOD AND SHAUoHNESSY
 ARE CITED FOR CONTEMPT

PHOENIX. Oct. 3.-B NJ A. wood, former state engineer, and I. D. Shaughnessy. former secretary of the state fair comimssion. have been cited 10 appear before the Arizona corporation commission at 10 o'clock Saturday morning 10 show cause wl.y they are moi in contempt for violation Of the state blue sky laws
 Atwood is the president and Shaugh messy the secretary of the Texas oil development: company, concern whose operations have been unie: investigation by the commission for some time past. The con:pany's agents and officials are specifically charged with sale of securities with out having secured the necessary per. init from the state commission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
 IN FRiGATFul FASHION

PRESCOTT, Oct. 3.-Frightful was he manner in which Mrs. May Bayne destroyed herself yesterday forenoon when she committed suicide at her home on North Virginia street. using a pump shotgun of F guage and blow ing away the greater portion Of her head. IL is presumed she killed her self about II o'clock when repor: was heard by neighbors. but it was not until noon that the discovery was made by her husband, G. H. Bayne, who returned home for his custo- mary meal, when the sad tragedy vas revealed in all Of it's horror
 What prompted this deed remains mystery, the deceased being al ways in a mood of cheer:u'ness while her home life was declared by neigh bors to be always of an agreeable nature. IL is the supposition that .n committing this rash deed Mrs. Bayne -as seized with violent attack of srondeEcy, but from what cause such a mental disturbance developed cannot be solved. even her husband heing unable to advance any theory much less facts
 h committing the ac; il is ap- parent that Mrs. Bayne had frs. re- moved the shoe from the right foot and the trigger was pulled evident ly by the big toe, the barrel of the gun being of such a length that the reach Of the arm could not have been the means of exploding il in the man ner she met death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
ENTRY BLANKS FOR FAIR
 AUTO RACES IN MAILS

PHOENIX. Oct. 1.-Entry blanks are now being distributed by George Purdy Bullard. superintendent of au tomobile events at the state fair, and rom the early interest eyinced in all quarters it is evident that the com ing program which is to be staged \oym5r $. will fullful all expectations
 There will be thre- main events this ear. Event No. 1 will consist of one, .oJ-mile class D. ronstock freefor iI. A prize of s2.5O5 will be awarded he winner $500 will go as second .ize. and 5000 as third money.
 Event No. will be 25-mile class [ -castock race open only to driv- CTS and cars from Arizona, New Mexi- Q and Texas. The first prize will je $500 the second $500 and the third i200. The entry fee in these events ias been placed at s25
 Event No. 3 will be a ten-mile nov city race for class E. nOnstock cars costing sl,200 and under. factory price. The first prize will be s25o. he second sl50 and the third slOo The entry fe is s1O.
 The special conditions governing he racing program are set forth in the entry blanks.
 Full data on the car to he entered together with the names of the owner driver and mechanician. with registe- number of the last two named are called for on the entry blank.
 The automobile program will he held under the regulations and wi;h the sanction of the contest board of he American Automobile Association.
 The official sanction number 6 lI4i. Application for entry blanks should be made 10 George Purdy Bul. ard Goodrich building. Phoenix. Ar Eona
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
STATE FAIR ,i!HERsL
 EXHIBIT TO HAVE
 FINE S3o. 900 HOUSE

PHOENlX. Oct. 3-Housed for the first time n the beautiful new mineral building, erected 2; a cost Of s30.s00. the mineral exhibit al .he state fair this year will cons,f :u.e by far the most varied display Of ore ever held in this state
 Fo- many yeats the fair has been handicapped by its inability 70 dis play the ore prope,.y. The new building provided ample space !o. the proper Gisp.ay of mineral exh!- bits and various mining devices. Equipment 10 the extent O, nearis ss. rQ9 has 5eeu ordered by the com mission This consists for the most part O: dus; proc: plate glass. Cases of museum type which vii, be ar ranged or the ground floor and on the mezzanine. thus providing prop eT care ana n seIlno TOT ,he mOsl delicate specimens.
 J. C. Goodwin, superintendent Of the minerals department. wants to have every section of the state re J. resented
 All exhibitions to be donated for permanent; exhibition will be trans. ported free from any railroad poin, . Arizona and may be sent collec. Such shipments should be addressed 70 J. C. Goodwin, Superinte ndent minerals department, Arizona state fair. Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
FL pASO-pHOENIx ROAD RACE
 COMPLETELY MAPPED NOW

FHOENIX, Oct 3.-The Fl Paso to Phoenix automobile road race will De routed over the road from Superior ;o Phoenix by way of Florence, accord ing 10 a statement here tonight by Robert H. Rinehart. referee. follow ing his arrival from Fl Paso on a tour of inspection. Rinehart said the stretch of road in question would ha in good condition by November 9. when the machines are 10 race over fl. according to assurances he sad state engineer. The race will start at 6:3O the morning of November 2. and will be finished the following day. Rhinehart predicted the record of 37 miles over the course would be exceeded. About 30 cars have been entered and Rhinehart expressed the belief that there would he fully 5o entrants by October 20, the last day on which entries may be made.
 The prize money totals S10.101- which will be divided on the basis Of 75 per cent 10 the winner. 20 per cent to second man and 10 per cert to the third.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
sHERiFFS UNEARTH HIDDEN LOOT IN
 JANlTOR's YARD


 TUCSON. Oct. 3-The mystery of the robbery of the home of Alfredo F. Pesquiera, 631 North Seventh ave- nue. of $2.500 worth of jewelry on August 17 was solved yesterday when Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Holloway arrested Thomas Escoboza at 4l3 Con vent street and recovered all of the property together with some proper ty that had been missing from the Pesquiera home since year ago this summer.
 The property was found under the floor of the Escoboza home. It was necessary to remove a cupboard to get to the cache great quantity of tools of all descriptions were found in the home. II is believed by thi sheriff's office that the too.s repre- sent thefts al various times ffom var ious places.
 The Pesquiera robbery was one Of the first of the epidemic of robberies in the north end which baffled the authorities
 Mir. Pesqa.e-a had left Francisco Es- coboza in charge Of his home wher he left the city. Francisco Es,oboza had been an old friend in Mexico and at one time had been justice of inc peace at Magdalena. Whie Mr. Pes quiera was absent, FranciseJ called 10 his assistance. his ueahaw, Tho mas. The latter lived in the Fes quiera garage and his uncle slept in the yard of the Pesquiera grounds Francisco lad taken care "i th- place the year before. At that lime the house, hut Mir. Pesquera did pot suspect his caretaker.
 Returning from the oountry. Nr. Pesquiera fouGd that h,s hcwe hal been footed. Property had been takep from closets and from locked drawers Yale locks had been picked. goOds removed and Done of the locks show. ed signs Of being tampered with.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
BEAUTIFUL GIRL FACES
 SERIOUS CHARGE CALMLY

PHOENIX, Oct. 3.-Dorothy Berry, the attractive young woman. who was held in Cochise county. was returned to Phoenix yesterday to answer the charge of obtaining property by wor;a- less checks.
 Miss Berry, who represents herself as young woman with unlimited in. come. declares she has merely over drawn her bank account She will be given opportunity to prove this a; hsr preliminary hearing which Justice De Souza set for 10 o'clock, Thursday morning October 9.
 The pretty prisoner was brought .o Phoenix in custody of Ernest Smith, a deputy of the sheriffs office, Mrs. NJ J. Runkle, matron of the county jail of Cochise county and Miss Ida Ford, tru- ant officer of the Bisbee school.
 S. H. Kyle, city attorney Of Bisbee and Miss Berry's counsel requested that w. T. Sprowls be her representa- tive in the local courts Sprowls ap- peared with Miss Beary for her ar raignment The three charges agains. the defendant were read. after which the court set bond at s2,0eO
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
CATTLE GROWERS MEETING
 SET FOR NOVEMBER 10TH

PHOENIX. Oct 3.-Monday. No vember 10. has been set as the def mite date of the special meting of the Arizona cattle growers associa- tion authorized by the executive com mi;tee at its meeting Monday. Sec retary Schneider of the association was busy yesterday sending out cop ies of the call issued by Charles P Mullen. president.
 Coming as it does on the Monday following fair week. large attend dance is expected. Many cattlemen will be in town 10 attend the fair. and it is presumed that the greater portion of them will decide to remain over Sunday to take up the impor ;ant matter to be presented.
 The purpose of the meeting is to get an expression of opinion with reference to legislation now in con gress designed to control the pack ing industry. Despite the fact tha: he association at its last regular convention went on record as favor ng this legislation. considerable di- ,ersi;y of opinion now exists in the ranks Of the cattlemen. This was evidenced in the recent meeting of he executive committee.
 Many heated arguments and ia- Sa;es were he'd on ,he floor of the 2ee:ing. ani as many spoke against
 a-:a'a features of the Ksndrick md Kenyon bills as for these meas ,-es. When i; was fouad tha: seA- men: was divided on a fif.y.fif.y 1as:s, as far as the committee was -oloerned il was deemed advisable v he president; 10 call special -lSEt.1S tl lns tHilre MeEDtTsHlIb y or the purpose Of threshing out the natter under consideration and ar -;y:ag al some sort Of an agreement
 In ;he following ,his policy the Ari- zona cattle growers association stands alone In other states the oa.ilemea have been content 10 fol- ow the recommendation of the marke. committee of the national as soc!ation. without attempting to wefh: 'he merits of the proposed le, islainn
 Fres.dea; Mule. on the other hand. believes that the question is momeltoas one. affecting not alone the cattle interests but the general public, and for tais reason deems ]; worthy of close study by ihe members 0: the association
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
CHARLEY ROBERTS IS
 VISITOR IN OoUGLE :

DOUGLAS, Oc,. 4.-sape-7:sJ- z. NJ Rober;s. accomFaniei ty ? d. MeGu;ggan. au.o dealer. and Roberts sonin-law. Mr. MiseahiLer. were v..i tors in Douglas yesterday evening a-l this morning The parry ie.. ih.s ai- ternoon for Bisbes cn the way bacs to Wilcox. where ali three live f.0- berts stated that the members of t.@ county highway commission had ben invited to attend the meeting of thI board Of supervisors 10 be he'd in Tombstone October .th. when il is expected that some progress will be made toward straigh;ening out the mix-up between the supervisors and members of the commission over the highway engineer question.
 While here, Roberts verified reports that he would be a candidate for the governorship Of Arizona next year an expressed confidence that he woa.I make a strong race.