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much more ■.•r# ,tbo simp,c Process of rJug- fares, as conductors do in America, but the task Is lightened by the fact that only a certain number of persons are permitted to ride on a car at the same time. The number of sit ting and standing places is plainly marked on each car. If a car Is de signed to carry 30 persons, no more than 30 persons will be permitted on that car at the same time. When any thing in Germany Is forbidden, it is settled once for nil. In order that every person who rides shall get the prescribed ticket inspect ors are employed who spend their time in ascertaining whether the conductors are doing their duty. These Inspectors step into the cars and ask the passen gers for their tickets. They note the number of the tickets and whether they correspond with the stubs retained by the conductor. The clerk who gives I out the blocks of tickets to the con ductors notea the number of thg-WTnper most ticket Mid at the retefiTof each block collects from the conductor who . returned It as many jgg£ M thcrc are tjekets detached. "$£ rcte of b. .Hrwarlcs from cents to the distance. Small children are carried for one-half fare, and any one for the sum of $2.50 may secure a ticket which entitles him to ride as much as ho wishes for one month. When a car Is full, the con ductor displays a placard bearing tli* word “Occupied."—Chicago Record. SltUltamri Of British Hefitroenta. The grenadier guards were uickuam ed “The Coaihcavers” because they wore at one time allowed to work in plain clothes at odd jobs for private employers. The Seventh foot were “The Elegant Extracts” because at one time all their olHcers “had been cboseu from other corps.” The Forty-sixth owed their name of “The Lacedemonians" to their colonel's stirring speech on the ancient Spartans. Like many other regiments, “The Gallant Fiftieth” re ceived several nicknames—“ The Blind Half Hundred," from their ophthalmic troubles in Egypt, and “The Dirty Half Hundred” because in tlieir peutn •ular fights they wiped themselves with their black facings. The One Hun dredth regiment are “The Old Hun dred” and “The Centipedes.” The Twenty-eighth were called “The Fore •nd Aft*” because, standing back to back, they repelled a front and rear •ttack f before Alexandria in 1801. The Cheshhe regiment has been christened "The Lightning Conductors” because “In the Irish maneuvers of 18f<9 several *ec were struck by lightning dVring a night march."—Loudon News. The Rlnsr-huis. Tile ring-lml does not disdain an in •ect diet- Beetles, grasshoppers, lo custs and termites are all readily de voured, as well as ticks and bots pick ed from the hides of cattle. I have sometimes amused myself by watching the bold yet cautious and gentle man ner in which one of these ravens will approach a reclining ox and, after a preliminary course of soothing caress es, accompanied by a soft “cawing” note, insert bis head into the ear and . dexterously extract the ticks. These birds always seem to have a good un derstanding with tl *lder and more experienced oxen, wno will, at a bint from one of them, lie down and place themselves In the moat favorable posl tion for the extraction of their para sites.—Stark'* Birds of South Africa. A T n elr* Hour Dinner. They dined well, if not wisely. In the old days described by Sir Algernon West in bis “Recollections.” He says: "Thanks lo the introduction of sinok Ing after dinner, v.ine drinking Is now over. What it was in old days ap pears most Incredible The laic Lord Clanwiliiani told roe of one occasion when he had dined at n friend’s villa near Putney. The dinner whs extraor dinarlly late for those days—at 8 o'clock. “When they at last rhse from the table and went tip to their rooms Lord Clanwilllam flung open his w.ndow and saw the haymakers coming into the field. “ ‘I wonder,” he thought, ir they begin work.’ And oa consulting bis watch bs found It was 8:35 the haymakers were returning to work from their breakfast’’—New York iWortd. Bur. t "Excuse me." said (be shabby look ling young roan. “But would .u ko kind as to cash this check for n * "Why don’t yew git somebodt thet knows yew to cash It?” ask :d the old countryman, picking op bit, carpet sack from the curb “The people that know me won’t do it.” bitterly exclaimed the young man, turt irg sway to bide a tear. ‘Toor f.-llow:’ sympathetically an swered the farmer as he #>ok out his wallet “How mu h It It fori” And still they say money's hard to get— Eausss City Independent JKind nlr Pit-kina. nerves are In any tijjWif gear should not pick hair,” fraMl a well known specialist in Jma diseases to a reporter, “and 1 am almost willing to go fur |W:r and to say that they should not jfcndle mattresses or pillows stuffed Kith hair. The tactile nerves, the lierves that are located in the ends of the lingers, seem to be specially affect ed by handling of hair or animal wools of any kind. "Many good housewives do them selves great injury In picking hair in the repair or alteration of mattresses, and, while they think they will save money by doing such work themselves, they often find out that, besides the personal suffering In consequence, they pajp out many times in doctors’ and medicine bills what they save from mattress makers. "I know of some persons, men more frequently than women, however, who wonid be thrown into nervous spasms if they were compelled to hrfndle vel vet for 15 minutes—that Is, to handle It on the fuzzy or velvety side. Those who are unpleasantly affected by vel vet know It and therefore avoid It as much as possible.”—Washington Star. A GORGEOUSLY BOUND Work of art has just been issued at an publishers desl?P"6 -WfStifkr, • 1 county, also a gcod solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 full-page engraving', sumptuaus pa per, illuminated oovera and bindings; over 200 golden lilies in the Morocco bindings; nearly 50 golden roses in tiro cloth bindings. Sells at sight; presses running day aDd night, so great is (he sair, Christian men and women making fortunes takifigjCrdgrt. Itap and prorro ions. One Christian'Wq.- man made clear SSOO In four Weeks’, taking orders among her chinch ao quainiances and friends. Write us. It may lead to a permanent position to maeage our busineis and luck after our large oorreepi n lenue, which you oau attend to righ! at your bom-*. Ad dress J. A. Knight, Secrstary, Coroc rau ■■ United States Treasury, NVaehington, I). C | REI) HOT FROM TIIE GUN’ I Was the ball that bit G. B. S'ead- ;-nan, of Newark, Mich., in the Civil i war. It caused b rritle Ulcere that no treatment help for 20 y< are. Then Buekleu’s Arnica Stive cured him. Cures Cti’e, B:uie, Burns, Bails, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptioi s. Best Fil- sure on earth. 25cte. a box. Cure .usrsnte-tJ. Sold by all druggists. Rubber Stumps, | bfeoci!-, Cfj*-ck Protectorp, J ISumbfring Miohioer', S‘eel end BrDi*?, B.eel Lojj S au>p<s, tc. Will B. Fain, A geef. oJ2 New At 1:* at reel. The prog;esaive natione of the uorld are the great food conauining nationF. Good bod wel igeated gve strength, If you cannot digest all you eat, you need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It uige&ts what you eat. Yon need not diet your : if. it contains all of tbe digestauts combined vitbthe beat known tonics and reconatructires it- will even dsgest® all ciMsec of food* in a toot le. No other preparation will do thia. Tt in- Ktantly relieves and cures all gpimocb troubles WjJ Butts Pure Whis’ py,, Hsrpu’,. Perfect Wl'ik-jr, H-irper’s. Flvery buttle f>ii rhiiteefl Hrpef’e. Sold b, TANARUS, Nen n.n, Brunswick, Ga. Second hand household urniture bought and so|d, -ilso pianos, organs, trunks, mirrors, carpets, etc. J. W, 1 Wa-kins. If . our atcmnoh in weak, it should v* b lp. Hood’s Sireaparill* ffives : -PS'ti to tbe ftooikoh and cure" ,-pp,*i.U indigestinD. Fvelj ill's of bufely |>ei vsde the Jif use bold tv. *9 One Minute Con.h (Jure, the onijr harm - 9 rcuit'iy 'b t prodneea immediate u)t.. l-inlAl IhU for couffh9, colds, croup and all 1 .vro.it and 1-iDK trouhlea. It will prevent con | rump.ion W J. DutU. WANTED. Ar eal, 11 wells to drive hi |260 etch Ri e sud capticily s[urant&ed will "iso guarantee lo complete wells in 15 (lav*. Call on or hddreae A. H. Baker, *O3 Gl juce.ter afreet. JsjicM TJKlrnns'w lUik OCTOBER 10, iPiQ. Women are Like riflU/OrC Healthy andstrong I 'OyrCI 5. they.blossom and bloom. Sickly, they wither and die. Every woman ought to look well and feel well. It’sherright and duty, but she might as well try to put out a fire with oil as to be healthy and at tractive with disease corroding the organs that make her a woman. Upon their health depends her uealth. If there Is Inflammation or weakening drains or suffering at the monthly period, attend to it at once. Don’t delay. You're one step nearer the grave every day you put it off. Women can stand a great deal, but they cannot live forever with disease dragging at the most delicate and vital organs In their body. You may have been deceived In so-called cures. We don't see how you could help It— there ia so much worthless stuff on the market. Hut you won't be dis appointed in Bradfleld’s Female Rev. ulatar. We believe it is the one meal cme on earth for Womanly ills. There .ijjjya much difference between it and so-called remedies as there is hctwecnriicht and wrong. BradCeld's Rennie Regulator soothes the pain, stops the Laetna, promotes regularity, strengthens, purlins and cleanses. It does alt this quickly and easit)yield,-, naturally. It is for women alone to de-' ciile whether they will be healthy or Bick. . raCfield's Regulator lies at hand. ii per bottle at drujf store. Bnd flr our ft - ®* booklet. THE RRAOnr.ID REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Go. A NEW PLACE TO BUY DRUGS. s Smith’s Pha macy, corner Newcast'e and Monk Streets in now well equipped with anew, freah and well bgl' eted stock of pure Drugs, Soaps Perfumes and Alt To let Articles found in a first elaa, u i-to-dato drug store Your Prescriptions will receive the personal attention of a graduate in Pharmacy of many year* practical experience. You will save money, get the best attention and your trade will be appreciated. SMITH’S PHARMACY, LOR. NEWCASTLE AND MONK STS. BEORGIA DETECTIvriIGn BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Civil and criminal eases attnndsd to ouelntss strictly cbfcKoftMiJ. Eu q liret conducted with sscreev. j L <J. LEAVY TV7 Rnftoo-'’ L. J. Leavy 6c Cos I Auctioneers, Commission Merchants and Gener al Collecting Agent? Consignment^Solicited and Prompt Return* Rendered. Special Attention Paid to Collection of Rente B. J. OLE Wl NE TANARUS" m ■■JL. M ± O Vl © S Selling, Renting, Retiring, Service Wo sell Cl eve] ana, Monarch, Crawford, Eagle. Elk, Dixie, Best of WTfeels for the Least Money- Wall Paper —at the— PAINT STORE, 502 Monk St. W.H. LYTLE PROPRIETOR. OEVARIS & LEVADAS. Gocerics Country Produco —Yeget’btti sic. Also Confectioner*. MONK STREET. BRUNSWICK, OA Service By Publication. °1 U< ' , A "Ofuimy of Glynn. John Rogers, I In Glynn Superior Court, May T®- 1 Term, 1900. T tLfe I ',' LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. To the Defendant. s„s| e Roirers: j 1 /®. I *‘' l ! el 's , j:‘>nimanded to hr. and appear Com . ilfil's ti Tcrm - uext, °t Glynn Superior K?un t, i, < Lu e h ,“ ‘ , n at the court house to Fi.it vT C V t ’ y, .‘ n County, Georgia, on the # !!' s®n>bcr, WOO, and by Ten s,n?i Vi. C OC Y ° r f,, renoon Of Bald date, then l V answer the complaint of the plain- Divoice abovo s,alcd case in hie t.loel for Witneas the Honorable Joseph W. Bennett, of the hup rlor Court of Glynn Couutv, this the JOth day or July, 1000. „ H. F. duBIGNON. Lierk Superior Court, Glynn < ounty, Ga. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. GEORGIA—GIynn County. TimVo?I ar ;i n v. JeOersGU Levy, •^, ,l * 1 > ,onal Punk uf Crunswidk and the Mnv- Ji p 5' ,01 /5 lci:l J of Brunswick.—Petition for par 'w 1 ly 4l n (Jl ynn Superior court, De cember Term thereoM'XM). To the efendrnt, JeffeiMon Levy: aie b ? rel >y n °tiflwl that the petitioner in • CQ oe will apply for a parti ti.-p of that certain real property in the state 1! iVv J gia, l i! >u , nl y ot <*lynn and city of Bruns- B*n 8 * n t et aa follwwa; T 0 Northeastern portUm is known as and called the hliv/tIK" or “Thq. Wells Tract:*’ courses and distances, to- LomfTbKT n}i . Ht tho ceutre of lho s ol U h. u it u 9 O i. u and running thence .Sontliw ardly 1,610 feet; thence running Kast m?fwi^. 8 /?u eet; thej A Co running Northwardly lb JO feet, thence running W est wardly 855 feet, except three certain small tracts heretofore Hold by the owners; such application for par tition of said land will be made at the next term o said couit to lie held on the tlrst Mon daaiu December next. This notice given in pursuance of an order granted September 28,1iK)0, by lion. Paul E. beabrOok, judge of said court pr< siding, the Honorable Joseph W, Bonnet being disoualilled m said case. Witness the Honbrabte Paul E. Seabrook, jndgeef said court presiding, this Octoficr 1, *,, , H. F. DU BIGNONT „ Merk Superior Uourt, Glynn Couuty, ia. sparks a twitty. Petitioner' a Attorneys. ‘ SERVICE BY State of Georgia—Countynf Glynn, Mra, Klla klarkhitm Litiel fordivoroe: in the Superior court ol 'Ulyuti T - county. May teritt, IMSo, ~ Order to perfect; er Vice Martin B. Markham granted at said term, To the Defendant. Martin B. Markham. You are heruby required, in person or by at m.r.ney’„Ji! appear, at tho December form, lIKKI.of Glynn Superior court, to lie hold on m and for said couuty. at the court house,in Brunswick, Glynn count., Georgia, on theflrst Monday iu December, 1900, and you will he there by ten (10) o clock, of the forenoon of said day, (hen and there to answer the complaint of the plain 113 Mrs. Jllla Markham, in the abovo staled ease. In her libel tor divorce. Witness the Honorable Joseph w. Bonnet, Judge ot the Hupeiior court pf Glynn county, tills the 24tb day or August, toou. 1 „ . , , A. O. TOWNSEND, Dtpuly Glerk of the Superior Coin-1, Glynn (.ounty. Georgia. . ERNEST DART, * Attorney for Plaintiff. SERVICE BY" PUBLICATION. Mis. Clyde Freeman, Libel for Divorce. Re turnable to December v- Term, 1900, of Superior .. - „ Court of Glynn eoun (>. J. Freeman, ty, Georgia. To the said defendant, O. J. Freeman: You are hereby required* personally or by attorney, to be and appear at the next term of the Superior Court of said cunty, convening on tho ilrwt Monday in December, 1000, then aua there to auawer the plaintiff, Clyde Freeman, upon the merits of her petition for divorce llled agninatyon; as in default- of such appearance the Court will proceed as to justice shall apper tain. Witness the Hon JoHeph W Bonnet, Judge of aid .Superior.4kmi t, this 2#d day of a uguHi, im. a*: o, t< > w wsentx Deputy CJerk Superior Court. Glynn ( o.,<;a - 'IT*W. Kit\USs, I’ltiTb. Atty. NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION, Notice is hereby given that the following bill® will bo intfodtteea at th next session of the General AhembJv of tpwit: A bit! to be entitled An Act to amend an Act to create a Board of CommisKlonerß of Rosdn and Revenue in the county of (ilyi n, passed in IS7O. ami the Acts amendatory thereof, so bs to provide and fix the compensation of the ebairman of such board; and for other purposes; Also a bill to be entitled An Act to amend the ( barter of the City of Brunswick, and for other purposes: Also lii l l to ho fintitied An Act (o amend an Act to establish tbe Lite Court of Brunswick, in and for the County f (ilynn; to define its jurisdiction and jr’iwer; to lruvide lor the of a judge and oiber o'lb’ftrs tboreoT; b.' tfeiine tii ir powers and diitlefi. and frr other purp Approved DecemJ>or ibe bib, IHOS. aft to imbib t the judge • f iaid'e uirt from nraet eing law. aiid to i lix the -aiaiy of such jn-tue, ami iouuolliri pur- I posfiv-: - r | Also a bill t• be enliilnd An Act vert- mend,the charter of tho . *i*Uf i Brunswick, nnd Jor other purposes. ** This 4 *ctidier Ist. i I'UBLIi; avi b "4 St.*te of Georgia— l r oun j of Glynn. i ii.U i .i •! by virtue of Hits •pv#*jr of hsJ o. contained iu me deed . kh jd- dc i from Amanda A. I>,vD to ti<* LrunW,iOk Title Guaratlie and Loan ( ompany. made fiXecnu and ami flfi: vcivd on ihe 24th ay <n Fftoruar.. and width s tid deed >o secure/kd>t is du v re corded ort pages 44L 442 aua 44; of Vol 5 r the gfiiieml recordr- of GJynnicouutv, Georgia, rf crence thereto being bail, the Brunswick Title Guarantee aud Loan company will expose and offer for sale to the high, et and heat bidd. r for cash, before the conn house door of Glynn county, Georgia, withiu the le gal boms of sale, on the first Tuend-y* in November. 1900, all of th.t certain iract, lot or parcel of hind, with jhe building ana improvements thereon situate, lying and bei .gio the Old Town of the City of Bruns wick, ‘-Iynn county, Georgia, known and de Hcnbed as the n •rlheaetern 80x9u feet of Old Town lot number tweDe (12), b unded on the noith by the eatern one-half of old.town lot number cloven (U)T) feel; eaut oy Oglethorpe street 80 teat: south by the remaining eaetern portion of said lot number J 2 90 f e*, and west by the rortnwestern portion of said Old Town lot number n h feet, .aid Old Town lot dqui her Jt being identified upon the map of said etiy made hy George It. JB ildwin a. D. which reference is herftljy.bao for the purppap 01 liquidating the due iJ pany by the said grantor, namafy. fioo.fid primj < ipai debt. hesldcH interest t. nto Ut*> first TfifC/ dav in November, 1900. ara<iffot % =' tA *> and the further rum of $9 00 as CNfflfjOT t Using this saie. ' BIUJNBWICK TITLE GUARANI ICL & LO?’ C )MFANY. V By C. V GOODY KA U. Presiden w At teste W. E. Kay, Sec * Trea*. V NOTICE OF LOCAL LEG The public at hereto ■ notified that a biU' r|W )>e offe' fid t the next seshlon of ihejegi*latill%; amending the charter of tbe city of BranWifl*A R. K. HOi KlKife iM Brunswltk, Ga., Sept. 27,1900. Administrators Notice, V AH person* h iving claims against e>tate of J G. Campht 1' will present them ti.the under signed, and ad owing stud eetate will o)ea:e pay their accounts : > J. J. SPKAHB, Adm 1 . Estate J. G, Cmp)>#U. ..... i -A aYDMINISTRATOKS SALE GEORGIA—GIjnu County. By virtue of an ordor of tite Court of Ordl narv of said county, I will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November, 190 J, at tbe court house in said countv, withuu the legal hours of sale, the following described lands, the property of the es ate of Bridget Miuehan, de ceased, situate in the City ot Bruunawiek, in said state and couutv, to wit: Lots numbers twelve hundred and thirty seven (12:57), twelve bun red nnd thirty oiglu (1238), tweiyc hundred and thirty-uiue (1231)), twelve hundred and forty (1240), six hundred and forty-two (612), and six hundred and forty-three (648), respec tively, each of said lots being in that portion of said eity commonly called “New Town, ’ and desigimud upou the map of the plan of said city as made by Geo. R.Baldwin, servevor, A. p. 1887, and of the addition tin reto,by the num bers above described, ana to which map and to the order of said court of ordinary aforesaid, reference is madefjr all purposes of desc.ip Also, (he unexplred leasehold iutcrest in nnd to the following lots or parcels of land sit uate in the city of Brunswick, and in that part thereof commonly called “Town Coin nons,> f t >- Lliat portion of lot number seventy-five (io) fronting forty feet on Amlifi#t street and mm ty (0) ieot on J stnet, the leasehold therein expiring u.iou March 21,11)67; lotnuin. her one hundred and thirty-live (.185), bouuded f ah !r y , Albany street, south by L street, west . Wolfe street and uortU by lot number one hundrod and thirty four, and having a front uj.oll Albany and Wolfe streets respectively of ninoiy (90) feet and a depth lx two n said streets of humlr. and and ei. hty (18() feet. Also, that portion of lot mimlxr one huudred and thirty-four (181) bounded cast by Albany street, south liy lot number one bundl ed mid 2SSty® V i e weHt l>y Wolfe street, and north by lotuumbcrone hundred and thirty three (188); aid the remaining portion of sa.d lot number on* hundred and thirty-three (184, the same fronting twenty-nine (29) feet upon ;UJ? 3 Ih tr . eeta , urt , , l i 1 nety <*') loet hpou Wolfe stieet, the leasehold interest therein expiring March 2,1967, and the description of enettof said t?, l H m °r DB lotH aud l )ai ot lots being made with teferenoeto the map of what is com moiily caileil the ‘-ttugheß Survey" of the Town Baic! .e' t y HI" in lho office of tlie TioVn co “ tl < !l1 thoreof. Term,of snio cash. Iniß October k, IWki. ItO.ENLK) TOItRAS, han ueceatoa tUr U ° llonili 00n<i,i: - Eria R et Mino- SEKVICE BY PUBLICATION. State of Georgia—County of Glynn. Mrs. Lillie Long Libel for divorce; In the Superior court of Given - county. Mav term, 1900. rFriTTi i._ i„ „ Order to perfect seiTloe, Tnthete r - tf 7 n T t . |,tl at “ ,1 > wrm. You are hereby re a A .Long, tornvv, to he and it!ipear, : vrl ly at term, !900,0f the Glynn holden in and for couuty, at the coW house In Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, on the 11 rat Monday in December,'l9C.o, and you \vill bo there by ten GO) o’clock of the forenoon or said day, then and there to answer tho com plaint of the plaintiff, Mrs. Lizzie Long in the above stated case,- in her libel for divorce. Witness (he Honorable Joseph W. Bennet, Judge of the Superior court of Glynn county, this the 24th day of August, I9i 0. T . t , a. o. Townsend. Deputy Glerk of the Superior Court, Glynn County. Georgia. ERNEST DART; Attorney for Plain tiff. CITATION. GEoKGI V—Glynn County t i banns Dart, of Glynn county, in said State has aj plied to the Ordinary of said county of Glynn for exemption of personalty and sotting apart aud valuation of homestead, and I will '‘P ou s ime at JOo’clock a. m. upon the ii>th day ot October, 1900, at the Court house in said county of Glynn. Thia September 22,1900. t . r,. v, JEFFERgDN i). SPARKS. Judge Cily Court of Brunswick and pro hue vice ordinary Glynn County, Georgia. CITATION. GEORG I A—Glynfi*Loun ty. \\ tie reap. Ella J. Jennings, administratrix of George M. Calvin estate, represents to the P et ffton, duty men mid entered oil ?'* e •*• (Sy adminitei*(tfiflorge W.Uiilvm’.cetaie. This Is. therefore, to cite Wl persons eoßoei oen. kindred and creditors; to eliow cause, it anv they cfi. why said'id- SimiMM I ?.* ,houl if not l,i; ' di-charged from ? i!" 1 ’ Troeive letters of disirils- BK'II on the llret ilouday in December, lfnu. 7 HORACE DART, Ordinary, CITATION. * Glynn County. Mra. Mary Mahoney having made applica tion for twelve mouths’ suppoit, out of (be estate of Timothy Mahoney, and appraisers fIU-lSf*?? I ™." Ule ‘*roe having Ug! ihvir rettiin. ad persons concerned arc lii rc.iv requited to show cause hefore the court (and mdinarj- ot .aid county on the dial Monday In November, ligm, wh.r said application sh- KOI ho granted. Thisith djy JfVovem er.iC HOR kCG D.Y|t r. Ordinary. ' CiTATIOy. GEORGIA—GIynn County. Loreini Turner, wife of Alfred Turner -hn* applied for exemption of personality tn jgett a;g apart and valuation oY © Vi ioVc oK? P;*J ,°P° n sat day >f < 19(h), Rl ii.y educe. This Septtnilxir 2!)ih,lJoo HORACE DART, Grdsnr.jy Glynn County, a. CITATION. Georgia—Glynn County. i ? W:p. l armie A. -Smith lias appliVd 'ttajemn- Mono pciw.iinlUy and the se tii g ; • a L u “ f,’ n ••< or ao '■esiftV^PK' atat" and ,ate of )* coauty and sraie. aud I w ill pans upon the r..nje at ter • clock a nr, on the 22nd d.:yof OU'obei I'no the court houJc°of ftoruCE DART, Ordinary (ilynn C- unty, Ga bERVICJ# BY PUBLICATION. Ntfttc of Ueo/gia—County Glynn Mra. Kito. Wj-ii- tlh.l b, divorce; in toe u ia*r/or court of Glvnn o?d y, to Mv ter “'- hK J.mca Wylie. rremod", Yi u H l ,eLcto , i?/r^“a?r t id*to e LT C ’ , toro.y to. he .ad nptlenr ,iy *' torm, 190?: of (.ilrnn SupJrlor com en in atm for said countv t ne noia iu llri.i.Bwivk, Qlrnn coliStT u,2,% r ‘ hou ”‘’- first Monday In December, tobo ° n *Vi Jhe then hy ten (lOj ck 7° u Wll ' Dai-S day, thei, there to i,,~J .> eaMn ut KtatoW., ihffplw iIL. wVif.® to'.'L 1 - I iibivee ■ and itoel for ( v *,', 1,1 , '■'ilnr.ee the Honorr, Jnsenh u ’l’ > V> offhe Kivperior whnnt’li,, ' c . rbc.aua d,y. „ f a u¥ us"-jo COI " Uv - Deputy titefk at toe J Connty, Ueorrla, “P'Wor Court. I.iyur V.RNHIrT lITTr. * A tt-irsijjy tor I'laiutiff | h 11 ' *• f<-i !-. i 1 <>r ‘ <:,i G•* "li : *l. ;r\ r,f and '"-t .i • *v per KM eti .ri .y n MFWfm 'M 1 Un 'd If • ’Va- WiSMlffiSiy v#' 1 1 “ ' r " H i " 1 '"-1,.,. u ' 'X’f • > c.diri be- Wmi.-rnext. , sxkelh; at KE.SSV.ERS Cor. Monk and Brant Sts] I (ooqd Positions By4ctrve.w(dtk.wa^- Young Men Women ”h° our practical 1 uu!^^B usir l esS (odrse ■ CHMDNQe ! ..’--X' BUSINESS ( COLLEGE Se*d/brCaiaJtyu& INSTRUCTIONS wMAu.m/rovttfA: s/£ Rainy Day Hats. The very best of the moat favored shapes are shown in our assortment. Trimmed and Untrimmed felt Hats In a vgriely of shapes, .tyies and colors. Wbe have bought and made them np to soil to those w ho desire something serviceable, yet pretty; good, lint low priced. These are right and priced right. HISS RATE SLATES. 504 GLOUCESTER ST., Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ; Digests wh*,t you eat. ! It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It i the latest discovered digest ant and tor.ic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cure* Dyspepsia j Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence. 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