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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
w. II. BOWMAN
LAID TO REST
Funeral of the Pioneer keokuk Bust.
ness Man Was Held Yeste rday
Afternoon at Family
Residence.

The funeral of Wilmot Hall Bow
man was held at the residence, Sl2
Franklin street, yesterday afternoon.
1t was largely attended by friends
who for the past forty years have
had business and social relations
with Mr.. Bowman.
Rev. DR.. Ezra Butler Newcomb
was the officiating minister.
The pallbearers were Judge A. L.
Parsons, A. ]. Ralston, lack Owen.
William A. Publisky, Oscar Adams
and Gerard Megchelson.
Burial was at Oakland cemetery
and was private.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
c|TY RAIL Commission
APPOINTED BY council
i oakinn into Details.


1t will decide just how Hach 10
definitely plan in advance Oh the
election about location, cost ana
other details. ~.
II has been suggested that the
location should not be CHOSEN until
it is bought, after the electlon. as
any election fixing the place Woulu
give the owner the whip hand over
the city.
Many other considerations arise
and are talked about as the sup1ect
is thoroughly considered.
The commission of seven Will de-
eide all such things and is appointed
for that purpose.
VIII Have Much Weight
After the election, which Is ex'
pected to result in big majority FOR
the new city hall memorial to the
Keokuk soldiers of the world war,
and previous wars, this commission
will remain in an advisory capacity
and very influential with the city
council in further procedure.
Exactly what kind of building 1t
shall be, what it shall contain, how
the memorial to the soldiers shall
be expressed, and the hundred anu
one things to be decided by the city
council, under the law, will be con-
sidered by this commission, and Its
advice to the council will have very
great weight, at least, If it is not
dominant in it's influence.
There cannot be a town meeting
every time detail is to be decided,
and the seven men were chosen to
voice the desires of Keokuk-which
accounts for their representing as
many as possible types OF citizen
ship here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
MEN IN THE
ALTOGETHER
No Criticism Here About Wornen's
Bathing Suits, but Complaints
About Men and Boys
Appear.

While other cities in Iowa are
seething more or less with discus
sions and ordinances about how little
a pretty woman may properly wear
on a bathing beach, not a word in
that direction has been heard In
Keokuk.
But complaints are made every
week to the police department by
somebody about men and boys being
too nude when swimming In Lake
Keokuk.
The last was about men at the
site OF the old Moose beach who
were said to be shocking passengers
on the Burlington trains which there
run close to the shore.
Other complaints have been about
boys and word of caution from the
police removed this annoyance to
some people generally.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
MRS. HENDERSON
FUNERAL HELD
Old Time Resident Of the City Was
Laid to Rest In Oakland Gene
terry Yesterday After
noon.

The funeral Of Mrs. Henry L. Hen
derson was held at the residence, lzo2
Bluff street, Sunday afternoon, ana
was largely attended by friends OF the
family.
Methodist church was the officiating
minister.
The pallbearers were: L. II. Aver.
Robert Rees. william Rees. Robert
NJ. Hicks. D. A. Garretson and b O.
Sullivan.
Burial was at Oakland cemetery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
BOWMAN WILL is
OPENED AND READ
Provides That Large Part of the Es-
tate of the Well Known BusI.
ness Man Shall Go to
His Sister.

The will of w. H. Bowman, pioneer
keokuk business man, has been
opened and read before the clerk OF
the district court.
The document provides that the
home on Franklin street shall go to
his sister, Mrs. James w. Lapsley.
The rest of the estate it is provided,
shall be divided between Mrs. Lapsley
and Mrs T.. Z. French OF Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
Seven Citizens Designated to
Attend to Details Of Elec-
ton and Move on to
End.
RICH IS THE CHAIRMAN
Sawyer is Secretary, and Joyce,
Griffey, Ecker, Kiedaisch
and Wills Complete
the List.

mavor Lotion announced the
names of the commission on build
mo a new city hall this forenoon. 1t
is composed Of:
c. M. RICH, chairman.
hAZEN |. SAWYER, secretary.
THOMAS n. JOYCE.
J. D. ECKER.
FRANK L. GRiFFEY.
j. ALBERT kIEDAISCH.
IRA w. WILLS.
This commission will have plenty
of work to do in midsummer.
1t will first prepare and circulate
petitions for a special election on
the question of the adoption of the
plan by the conference of eighty
men last week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
Could He Have Worse Eater

New York World: Cheers followed
this question which was put to A.
Bonar Law in the house OF commons
yesterday: rs the spokesman for
the government aware that nobody
in particular wants the ex-kaiser
brought here?" Perhaps it will be
the fate of William Hohenzollern to
be man without country who is
not considered worth haling into
court on a charge of disorderly con
duct
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

through the head and thrown from
moving train near Onawa, Iowa, last
night, by five highwaymen.
Neland's feet fell over the rails and
were cut off.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
AT LOWITZS.

Crash, Went records Of comment
of low prices. Why? Savings, and
you have chance at the special offer
ings OF voils, batistes, Bingham, etc..
10 to 20 percent discount. Now.
LOWITZ DEPT. STORE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

Mt. Sterling, Iowa, brother, half OF
it going to Mrs. Lapsley and the other
being divided equally between the
other two relatives.
A. l.. Parsons and the Keokuk Say
ings bank were nominated as execu-
tors under bond of $4,000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

sweets" are driving him TO ~ can
81 have plenty Of money, p ne said
not resist stealing CANDY hox #
when arraigned for stealing
candy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
Attacked bv Hiohwaymen.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 21-John
Neland, harvest hand, was shot
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

az ASK EVERY KEokUk LADY
To read Lowitz's special big ad to-
night and save"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
WHOLESALE COAL

WFfOLESNIE SOFL~
Put in with your neighbor and buy
a car load Springfield s2.55; Franklin
Co, 1925 (. o. b., Illinois. d. T..
Reeves & Co., agents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

cOAL-cOAL-COA
Springfield mice big chunks) $500
to $780, Franklin Co., $500 to $500
d. E. Reeves &c Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

II is a singular fact tla, rsb
hares are excellent sWliiiine'
bits cannot swim
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21

If you do not expect to win you will
be an easy loser.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

era precise castigar los provocadores
Y que era por ESQ que los alemanes de-
bian il a Paris! g 'Nosotros queremos
la paz, agrega, pero una paz duradera
Y en- las condolences que os he dicho.
Para este es precise que pongamos a
Francia en- la imposibilidad de resistir-
nos. Poner gratuitamente en- libertad
a vuestros soIdados y ofciales para ex-
ponerlos a marchar de nuevo contra no
sotros, serfa prolongar la guerra y el
inter6s de nuestro pueblo Sc opone. No
podemos, pues, acceder a vuestra peti-
ci6n de cambiar nuestras condolences =.
Wimpffen insiste Y amenaza con reem-
prender las hostilidades. Moltke lie res
ponde que las posieiones alemanas son
inexpugnables. Wimpffen pide enton-
ces enviar un Official para darse cuenta.
''Lo vereis personalmente, replica Melt
Ike con brusquedad. Por 10 demas, no
teneis tempo de refexionar: Es me
dia noche y las cuatro de la maiiana
expira la tregua Y no os acordare nj
un instante de mas.
A una observation de Bismarck, quien
dice que el rey de Pfusia no llegarfa
sinO las nueve, la asamblea Sc pro-
Tonga hasta ese momento, pero nj una
sola condici6n fu6 cambiada Ante la
terquedad de la negativa alemana, la
capitulacion fu6 aceptada en- los t6rmi-
nos rigurosos que habia indicado el enc
migo. El ejercito frances qued6 inte-
gro prisionero de guerra con armas,
banderas, estandartes, municiones en-
trega de Ia plaza fuerte de Sedan.
Ochenta mil soldados fueron tenidos du-
rante ounce dias en- la peninsula de
Iges en- un suelo mojado por la lluvia,
sin abrigos, sin mantas y casi sin vive-
res. Los sobrevivientes Theron llevados
en- cautividad y veinte mil perecieron
vfctimas de privaciones de los malos
tratamientos infligidos por el enemigo.
No olvidemos este, no 10 olvidemos
jamas y, como dijo solemnemente ell
presidente Wilson, no admitimos min
guna conciliaci6n con un gobierno ar
bitrario que turb6 la paz del mundo,
que Sc gloria de recuTrir a las practi-
cas- mas ilegales mas inhumanas, que
viol6 a conciencia las reglas prac-
ticas de Ia guerra civilizada!. .....
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I'm ViStazO a Ia prGRSa
americana

FL" New York Times en- su Gltimo
ndmero legado aver y refri6ndose al
moYimiento bolsheviqui" americana,
dice:
"Negamos que exista cl llamado boil
sheviquismo de Lenine Ell America. No
puede haber la mas minima relaci6n
entire las huelgas dc estos dps con las
actividadcs anarquicas de Russia. Hay
que poner fin las debilidades y tran
sigencias. Hay que actuar en6rgica y
prontamente.
El New York; American comen-
tando las Conferencias dc la Paz, Sc
expresa asi:
:" IIubo para todos los gustos. No ha
de haber, pues, ,diferencias entire las
naciones. 10 es verdad, como Sc dice,
que la adoptaci6n dc Ia nueva liga de
naciones habra de anular nucstra Doc
trina de Monroe.
Y en- segunida, cl gran rotativo en-.
trando en- ell estudio del 'bill' prescn-
tado en- la Camara, para el aumento del
ej6rcito, dice:
"Al establecerse como sc debe las
guarniciones, al legislar sobre extre-
mos que afectan a los Estados, Y la
riqueza nacional, siempre hay perju-
dicados Y benefciados. Es indudable,
por ejemplo, que 81 Sc reparten las
guarniciones atendiendo la riqueza
nacional, Sc disminuiran unas sc es-
tableceran otras nuevas. Estas pueden
pasar de un estado a otro, Y la trans
formation de su objeto de interior a
exterior sc obtendra de un modo facil Y
practice, que responda al espiritu de
sacrifcio del ei6rcito.
Por su parte 81 Literary Digest
por boca de su colaborador Mr.. William
H. Taft, ex presidente de los Estados
Unidos, hablando in extensis sobre csa
ley militar .agrega:
En- un pals tan militar como Ale
mania, sc observa que, para alcanzar
una nueva ley militar, hizo falta cam
paha de prensa civil, prensa particu
lar-no ofciosa-para orientar, am
Pillar discussion parlamentaria, y cola
boraci6n de todos los partidos, abso-
lutamente de todos.
Mr.. Taft, que ha sido siempre an
ap6stol de Ia paz, defende IN tarto
la nueva ley, en- estas palabras, que
son de fondo:
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ACLAMACIoNEs EN- PONCE A LA
coMPANIA DE OPERA

Hcmos rccibido los telegramas 81.
guicntes:
Ponce, Feb. 2s, 1919.
lei MUNDo', san Juan.
Entrcno Comrahia opera scncilla.
mentc colossal. III txitu IN sido tan
extraordinario que q pnbiico, dclirantc,
ha ovacionado durantc mucho tempo nv.
tistas. Nadina Legat, Is una soprano
ligera maravillosa; gu voz es DC timbre
puro calido, sus frascs sugcstivas. sus
sgilidades, gorgeos, trinos, insupcrablcs
Baritone Viglionc aelamsdo durautc 90
da la function. Sinagra deiard cn Pucr
to Rico. cl rccuerdo dc IN gran tenor
\ ha alcanzado q maximo ~ 81 gran.
dc carrcra Baio Picch colossal Prc
sentaci6n con gran mio.
Manuel Mocetc.
Corresponsal
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Underwood and Underwood.

Irremisiblement hay our ser una
naci6n militar Nucstro puesto q Il
concierto universal de los poderes, tie.
ne el numero mo Z Es Ia vanguardia ,
Pues entonces mantengamonos ahi, con
fuerza Y valentia. Lo demas huelga. :
FL Washington Post ., aquel cele-
bre peri6dieo dc Ia ciudad eapitolina,
que tuvo un dia frascs duras para no
sotros, 10 que oblig6 a Munoz Rivera
2 escribir su famoso articulo "Nucs
ira Mansedumbrc dos columnas lie
mas dc sangrc y DC fucgo, -publica III
editorial semi bolshcviqui, cuyos para
foi convene transcribir:
Las huelgas siemprc han sido el
re,ledio de los trabaiadorcs. No aeon
Sc amos la violencia, pero 81 pcdimos
un POGO mas dc garantias para cl po-
bra hijo del trabaio. (El Washing
toa Post dice little bit more Of
mtrcy0
81,
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Paniagua,
Corresponsal Especial.

Sr Director:
listed bien sabc u afcinado Yuc ~.
mos d las rcctifcacioucs historicas purs
bicn; he lcido On 'EL MUNDo". un
trabajo sobrc 81 origeu dc las carctas,
no cstando conformc. lc rcmito cstos
datos sacados del Archivo dc Si...
no; creo que dc No-mancas catimo
muy It'll su publication
FL diablo sinti6 una vez hastio dc
su persona. Ser nm fantasma incorpd
REQ no era, ~ cabo, para II. ocupacidn
muv divertida; dpcidi6 bafar . H.
terra, 4 codcarsc con los hombrcs. dig
pucsto probar yu sucrie Fl uua mesa
dc iucgo, a vcr rctratada cu = fondo
dc una copa dc champagne su cGgic
antiprohibicionisia. n bchrr en- uuoa
labios color dc ccrcza, q amor. todo a.
amor
y bai6 2 u ticrra. una norhc. fue
IN "Don Juan, ~ Falstaff', ~
I" Estudiantc ne Salamanca
Bchi6, iug6 amd.
a "a locura habia robada sua casca
bclcs
Era una nochc dc Carnatal. - -
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#ls slOCEs pfl1 GALE ~
rS%~@ - =

lir z, haii. como Euine1 maIHfa
III mats dee.f raiao. haa Hra
nugia qa naraba lagrmas f.as
bald cav dcapdp imprrsa. - E.
barro, amassda con las rasas o. ah al
mundo. 81 esst9 sraralosn.
e maaana sIzuisnir rEan ssen
tan De- h.sfafiadarrs. dr ravo- fstfrs
me yalgo. fHt llamada r'is Bassnsf.
viva ror aqael entoucs'. ~ rnrta
aquclIa fsonpHia III trHrante f
gid III primer farefa.
Mario BRAU
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Ponce. Fob. =. lprs.
corrcsponsal

Ponce Fob 8. 1919
"EL MUNDo. san Juan
Anochc Sc cstrcn6 comrahia De opera
Mancini con grandiosa partitura I.u.
cia.' Dcsdc quo nos visitan compahias
no habiamos dido I'm cuartcto tan com
plcto admirable In presentation cs.
pl6ndida n vcstuario luiosisimo. Ia
soprano Nadina Lcgat Incompatible.
su voz Is un cncanto dc dul1ura deli
cadeza, agilidad cxtraordinaria trinos
dc una purcza maravillosa. Fut larga
mcntc aclamada rcpetidas vcccs. 81
nagra mcior quo nunea; sus facultadcs
lc colocan en- Ia Inca dc los graudcs
tcnorcs. BarEomo Nigliouc, colossal.
fu6 llamado a csccna muehas vcces. "a
10 Picchi, insupcrablc Mn haiu que
nmca habiamos dido. Publico cntu.
siasmado.
Paniagua
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Sc SUICIDE vAzoUEz LozADA
MARIO BRAU

Informap 1e raes aa- - = bauia
Pasio Vieia fafsa 81 rns diaa Mar
tn VAGUE, tozada la.sn = iaara ~
menda pubalada raf N esiamsrs iafa
a habi7 llezafa aenfsmutr ds Gaa
yama. ~ pueblo ra'ai dr rtrst.ra
clones rrasttsa1as rsuiin ~ taia
ha eansado = + vida. ~ Ia stai fan
tan fragira drtefmIuarfau.
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Adi6.. riea .8nsadns adolor.fut ta
malu- hin.Ha1os snsadns
Adi6s catiusidade fn ius pira. an.
trs. pi.l eH eaFu0 tfNn faIlts Na
mas yaratas arrfiadns Hi mas rFfa.
dDlor 3 earn aeouignufr III
una pfcuafaeieH Haagira ram ai Ha
tantc Tif qufa frl1 Geo sHH.f
,curuosp que iufam1 lna rirr
Tif ilete laIatos pe1Hehna.
tTil uleidcsr ~ sus males .H -
pics on q9t hleu ms sieut0 los r
ahofa
Comrrr uHa rain he Tu at
mismo. % eaai4Hier fafmasia aiHa
efu NJ sufra par mis- tirmrn Nu f..
ea pirs hnfhados. ad1Irritina sansa
do. Garaafixamua ei hirnrsfaf Hr i..
pIes pUI un aha j I'll nu Hrsu'..trrr
inera Advi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03
1eNAc1o ANDABA sUELTo

La policia de Faiardo ha arrestado a
Ignacio Villegas, que desde hace va
rias semanas viene cometiendo algunos
robos y escalamientos en- dicha pobla-
ci0n.
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DEsDE PONCE
S. r.

(De uuestro CorresponsaD.
Feb. %.
Han sido muy comentadaS en- esta
ciudad, las importantes declaraciones
quo sobrc nucst-o future status no
litico, hiciera en- q Scnado q promi
nentc leader rcpublicano don Jose Tous
Soto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

Sc encontraban en- Ponce los aprecia
bles amigos de Guayama Luis Feline
Destis Y Manuel Martinez Davila. rs
te 1ltimo trvo Ia cortesia dc hacernos
una vista
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Fl Official dc Sauidad doctor Zavala
giro hoy una vista dc inspection al
cOmerciO.
Pedro Munoz Y Arturo Rios fueron
denunciados pot alterar la paz publ.
ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

Aver 81 declare OTTO incendio en- una
pieza &c cana, propiedad De IA Ila
cienda Barrancas'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

Tomas Rivera fu6 denmciado por in
Fraction a Ia Ley dc Sanidad, por ven.
der pan sin tcner el correspondence
certifcado dc salud
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M. Mocete Padilla.
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,VienesZ
Juan Lus Cine Re
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(De nuestro CorresponsaD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-19

This page advertisement is contributed by
THE GUN STORE. B. Chambers Proprietor
TOMBSTONE FURNITURE STORE
LORENZ PLUMBING SHOP
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Mis- Lewis of Jacksonvill is the
guest of her sister Miss Emmie Lewis
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HoNoRARLY DISCHARGED.

VIII it be dusk when he comes Eomer
The thick and starry fringe o night
That seeps the garden strawberries
And turns the flowers white?
Or will morning bring him back?
A golden moon, an afternoon?
If | could set the sun ahead
And fool the plodding moon!
Mr. Haley Martin has returned
from Waycross.
Miss Elizabeth Livingston is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Baird.
Mis- Lewis of Jacksonvill is the
guest of her sister Miss Emmie Lewis.
Miss Lila Burford has as ref guest
Miss Florrie McMurry from Jackson
vile.
Miss Catherine stewavt Of Way
cross is the guest of Miss Eltyy
Burns,
Mrs. H. Parker and children left
Sunday for Atlanta where they will
spend some time,
Mrs. E. F, Coney leaves Short Tor
Waynesville, n, c., where she will
be for some time.
Mrs. Alex Livingston mas returned
to her homa in Brookman after &
short visit to her sister, Mrs. Bairc
Miss Lila Burford is entertaining
with a moonlight picnic this evening
fer her guest Miss Florrie McMur-
ry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson. Miss Ma
ME Atkinson and Mr.. William Poo
tie left Friday for Atlanta and Chat
tanooga.
Miss Ora Kemp AMI Miss Rache
Herman left Tuesday for their heme'
in Scotland after 4 visit TO Mrs. Far
dy Roughton.
Mrs J. Bennett returns from Kirk
wood in a few days where shc ha!
been spending some time with Mrs
Q. Fleming.
Mr.. George-BlantQA. entertained
number of his friends last evenin'
with a delightful boat ride to 81
SimOns.
-
The marriage Of Miss Josephin
Williamson to Mr.. Starr NJ. Cox VII
take place this afternoon atthe HON
81 of the brides mother, Mrs Margare
Williamson on Union street.
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SPENT FORTUNE IN SEARCH

g 1911.
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AN Overwhelmed MoTEER

If the steps a mother takes an! the
work she does could only be measured
by figures what an-ftrray they would
make Through girlhood, wifehooi
and motherhood woman tolls on, Of
ten suffering from backache. pain in
side headache. nervousness and e!eep-
lessness, symptoms of more serious
ailments peculiar to her sex. Tfou-
sands of such women, however nave
found relief from suffering by tax
ing Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, as is evidenced by the let
ters of recommendation continually
being published in this paper.
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Miss Elizabeth Livingston is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Baird.
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned VIII sell at pub
lie cutlery. to the highest bidder for
cash at noon on Saturday the 9th
day of September. 1919, before the
court house door of Glynn county a.
Brunswick, Georgia. sixty shares OF
the capital stock of the Pickens com
nanv. q corporation. heretofore Stand
ing in the name of ]. A. Ross, and de
posted by him in pledge with the un
dereigned as collateral security for
debt. and the same being SOLD a. his
pronertv to satisfy such debt
This 7th day of August, 1919.
THE DOWNING COMPANY
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Il spent $500 in 7 years treat
inc with physicians, some specialists
costing me so visit. only to at.i asst
say that nothing could be done for
me. that | had cancer or ulcers OF
the stomach l had suffered awfu'
pains in my stomach, but after t9k'ng
a few doses of Mays Wonderful
Stomach Remedy these all disappear
ed and for years am feeling fine.
If is a harmless preparation that re
move the catarrhal mucus from tie
intestinal trast and allays the lnfia-
nation which causes practically al
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis One dose Will
convince on money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-10
TRUSTEES SLAE.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Eastern Division OF
the Southern District Of Georgia.
In the matter of Matthew Couve-
las and George Tampas, trading as
The Silver Moon Cafe.-Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue of an order
passed by Honorable A. H, Crovatt,
Referee in Bankruptcy, there Will be
sold before the place OF business OF
said bankrupt at Number 1917 New
castle street, Brunswick Georgia, that
certain restaurant business conduct
ed in that certain building located al
said 1877 Newcastle Street, said City
OF Brunswick. together with fixtures
furnishings. stock on hand, etc. a!
public cutlery to the highest and best
/ bidder for cash, free from liens and
subject to the confirmation Of ting
/ Court. upon the 18th day Of Se9tem-
/ Der 1919 at twelve o'clock noon.
The trustee will offer said proper
! ty in parcels and in bulk and sell The
4 same as to the best interest OF the
estate may appear.
The trustee will required a depcsi
of ten per cent Of the purchase
price. the balance Of said sum 80 h
paid upon the confirmation OF salt
/ sale by the court.
HOPE STRONG,
9-1ol1 Trustee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-10

Mr.. Haley Martin has returned
from Waycross
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-10

All children troubled with Worms have an I'M
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as a
rule there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system Nature will then
throw off or dspel the worms, and the Child will be
N perfect health Pleasant to take. 6Oc per bottle
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Nctice is hereby given that neither
the master owners. aGents nor con
signees OF the American Steamship
Kisnop will be responsible Tor any
debts contracted by any officer or
member Of crew of said steamer
whatsoever other than by the master
STRACHAN SHIPPING co
Sept / 0,1919. Agents
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-10

The marriage Of Miss Josephine
Williamson to Mr., Starr NJ. Cox VIII
take place this afternoon at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs Margaret
Williamson on Union street.