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THURSDAY MORNING, BRUSSra DAILY SEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr... City Editor CHAHLES M. TILTON Solicitor Ail vii,-Using rates made known on application, Church and other char itable organization notices published at half the regular rates. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. T rms to suliscribera in the city and by mail free of charge to all eat ts oi the U nited States and Can ada, Mexico, Porto Rico. Guam. Phil ippine islands and Hawaiian Islands: Pei Month I .6® Six Mouth# 2.50 One .ear ’Phone 188. Entered at the Brunswick, Ga., postolflee, as second-class mail mat ter. Hon. Emory Speer has designated the Brunswick Daily News as the official organ of the United States Court, in bankruptcy proceedings, for ijiynn county. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The New# Publishing Company de sire# it. to be distinctly understood that all legal advertisement# must be paid for in Advance. We cannot afford to unvote our space to such advertise ments and wait on the courts lor the money. J, Pierpont Morgan made forty million last year. Why certainly—as expected. March weather in March. The Tampa Herald is urging the farmers to plant velvet beans. The New# sincerely hopes Gover nor Candler will recover soon from hi# present indisposition. Secretary Gage resigned to accept ft 150,0v0 job. He likes money bet ter than lie does glory. * The Knoxville Sentinel calls at tention to the fact that perhaps Sen ator Tillman hud not observed that Senator MeLaiirin's first name is "John L." The Quitman Free Press says: "The prevailing remedies for the grip seem to be quinine and whiskey, coal oti and whiskey, mutton suet and whiskey, mustard and whiskey, and whiskey." The Charleston News and Courier intimates that President Roosevelt may be in contempt in Edenfleld, wheiv} Jim Tillman lives, hut is not in contempt in Charleston, where the exposition is in full swing, The South Carotlna senators have been censured, and the incident is officially efosed. When (lie roll call was being had Senator Tillman rose and said, "Among gentlemen, an apology for an offense, committed tin der the heat of blood is usually con sidered sufficient. WILSON ON SOUTHERN FARMING Secretary Wilson of the United States Department of Agriculture, in a survey of agricultural progress In live south in the Twentieth Anniver sary number of the Manufacturers Record, of Baltimore, urges a great er average yield per acre than a greater acreage of cotton, the return, as far as possible, to the soil of the fertilizing ingredients of cottonseed, and greater attention to live stock industry, and he adds: "I heli.ve that the South will not much longer be. known and thought of primarily as the laud o' cotton, but as a great and prosperous region of varied agricultural industries. With the great industrial progress oi the southern stales and the develop ment of thbir wonderful mineral and manufacturing resources comes the best of alt markets for the farmer— the great home market. More am'- more I hope to see the agriculture of tue south diversified as this great home market expands. "Let the cotton crop continue to increase iu total production, but le its growth be rather by a higher average per acre than by a very large extension o the area upon this crop, l.et southern farmers keep the plant food at home and send the products of toe farm to market in the form of manufactured articles (manufactured on the farm by na tures processes) rather than in the form of raw material. Let them grade up Ihclr flocka and herds am keep many more of all kinds of do mestic animals. Let them renovat the soli by the use of legumes, an save flffl the fertilizing material tha the farm itself produces. ' .non will the agriculture ot lac south show in the census to be taken in 15 10 advances greater by far than even (7ie great progress made in the last twenty years of her history." THE LATEST NEWSPAPER LAWS Some decisions ot the U. S. Su lpi erne court on this subject are: j Subscribers who do not give ex pres# notice to the contrary are con sldered as wishing to renew their subscriptions. If subscribers order the discontin uance of tneir period cals the pub lisher may continue to sqnd them until all dues are paid up. j Refusing to take periodicals from the office or removing and leaving j . cm uncai.ed for is prima facia evi dence of intentional fraud. Under this law the man who al lows his subscription to run aion for some time unpaid and then or dei s it discontinued or orders tin postmaster to mark it "refused" an have a card sent notifying the pu' Usher, is liable to arrest and fine the same as for theft. (T IS DISCOURAGING. It is with regret that we again call the attention of the business men lo the iaet timl they are neglect ing their duty as members of the Board of Trade. This i an organization which should have the active support oi every Brunswlcktan wtio has tin welfare ot the city at heart and ii is indeed discouraging to note tli small attendance al the regular weekly meetings of the organization. Good work has been done by the Board oi Trade, and a great deal more is to be done. Attend the meetings. IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS. Clerk Must Be Furnished With Re turns of All Property. “All persons claiming or owning property, both real and personal of every or any nature or sort in the limits of the city of Brunswick or who are engaged in any sort of bus iness, shall furnish the clerk with a return under oath of all property both real and personal in said city owned or controlled by him, her or • hem ou the day designated by the law of the city.” * * * "Any person making a return ot real property, may at the time ot making alien return with the con sent of the Mayor and council, direct in writing that his return as to par cels of real estate included therein shall stand and no his return of the same for every years thereafter and until he shall alter suen his return by adding other parcels thereto or striking thereirom. some ot the par cels included in the same," * * * "AH persons transferring or acquir ing real property snail notify the clerk in writing of the tact of such transfer, and the names of the trans ferrers and transferrees before the nrst day oi April, and in case trans tors of real property shall not he so notified to the cleik then the same may he taxed as the property of th person last returning same, ami shall be subject in like manner as if no tiiiasier had been made.’ * * * "if there is any real estate net so returned by the first day of May it shall be the duty of the clerk to is sue execution against such real es tate as unreturned property." * * * Referring to the above extracts from is notions ill and 336 of the City Code 1 beg to notify the public that the re turn book will be opened March 1 Notice of transfers must be in by April 1. anti all property must be re turned by May 1, on which dav , books will bp closed. AN. I). RUSSELL. Clerk of Council. Brunswick. Ga.. Feb. 28, .1902. TAX ASSESSORS' RETURN. Public Notified to File Complaints if Any They Have. The board of assessors of tne eitv ot Brunswick have this day file 4 their return of assessments for the year 1902 in the office of the undersigned as required by law. Twenty 'days ->o) days, from March 1. are allowed m w hi. ,i to file complaints against property o assessed. Such com b<? ln ' vritin K- on such complaint being made the assess mem complained of shall be immedi a ely referred to three arbiters, one 'i.oron -. the Mayor and council, one ,7 ” ; complaining, the third bv - 11 ' ' chosen, whose award shall •e con. lugjve and final.” (Extract I.om Section 61. Code of City of Li iinswiek). y. and. RT’SSELL. Clerk of Council. • k. ff*.. Feb. 28. 1902, :r ' : ' n? - o;;: ' bicycle repaired 7' % \l° experienced work- Siree; 7 S Gloucester THE BRUNSWICK UAILY NEWS. ANNOUNCEMENTS For State Senator. To the public: I respectfully an nounce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for senator for the Fourth district of Georgia, com posed of the counties of Camden, Charlton and Giynn. My platform will be to execute the will of the peo ple and serve their interests so far as I know it and to tire extent of my ability, and to procure such legisla tion as they desire without -egard t my personal interests or those of any clique or taction. A. J. CROVATT. For Judge Superior Court. To tne citizens of the Brunswick Judicial Circuit: At the solicitation of friends throughout this circuit, and having the ambition to fill this office, I beg to announee my candidacy for judge of the Superior court of the Bruns wick circuit, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. if elect ed to this Honorable position, t prom ise to discharge the duties of the trust to T the best of my understand ing and ability, without fear, favor or affection and with absolute im partiality. I respectfully ask you: careful consideration of my candi dacy ami Bohoit your support. . Respectfully, T. A. PARKER. L,axiey, Ga. For County Treasurer. ! hereby announce myself as a can dltlate for the office of county treasurer and ask for the support of my friends and tire voters in general. F. M. SCARLETT. For Treasurer. This is to notify my friends and the public In general that I will be a can didate for the office of County Treas urer, subject to the Democratic pri mary. I respectfully ask tne support of the voters of this county. CHAS. M. TILTON. For Treasurer. To my friends and the voters of Glynn county: 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for re-elction to the office ot County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary. For two terms I ha-.e been elected to tills office and trust my conduct has been such as to merit your colidence and suit port. Thanking you for your sup port in the past,, I am yours truly. H. S. LEE. For Sheriff. I respectfully announce myself as a a.ndidate rot- re-election to the office of sheriff of Glynn county, subject to the Democratic | rmarv. and re speciit.ny solicit the support of my nii an aim the voters generally. W. H. BERRIE. Sheriff. This is to Inform the voters of Clynn county ..,at 1 will be a randi late for the office of SnerilT, subject to the Democratic primary, and re spectfnlly a#n the support of my Iriends and the public generally WALTER T. OWENS. For Tax Receiver. This Is to inform the voters of Glynn county that I will be a can di late .or re-election for the office of :'u\ Receiver, subject to the Demo cratic primary, and respectfully ask for their support. JNO. E. DUBBERLY. For Representative. I will be a candidate, at the ap proaching Democratic primary, for the office of Representative of Glynn county, and will gratefully appreciate (he support of the voters of Glvnn county. EUSTACE C. BUTTS. For Representative. do the voters of Glynn county: I hereby announce myself a can didate for nomination, subject to th" Democratic primary, fer Represen tatlve oi your county in the next General Assembly. I do not announce, "in accordance with the wishes of numerous friends ami the public generally," but he cause 1 feel 1 can faithfully serve m. constituency ,i elected, and because R is a personal ambition. 1 received a nomination to s'rv> **" ®f veral > ears ago. but my milk tai> du..os deprived me of the nriv dege of continuing in the race so 1 now ask a confirmation of the con ndence then reposed in me. ERNEST DART. COLLINS & GLASS, Contractors and Bi Idert ■ Estimates furnished on short no tice and satisfaction guaranteed. Superintending a specialtv. 422 North Wolf Street Brunswick, Ga. Stenographic work and typewriting neatly and promply done. Terms rea sonable. Office of ('has. H. Jewett opera house building, 'phone 275-3. ’ B. L. Shoemaker. Repairing neatly done. Always on time. 110 Corner Gloucester and Ogle thorpe streets. R When you want lumber of any kind call on L. A. Miller. He will save you money. WXOEMPSTER Manager. REPAIRS BICYCLES, GUNS, TYPEWRITERS AND SEWING MA CHINES, AND GENERAL MECHANICAL REPAIR SHOP. Successor to J. A. Montgomery. 503 GLOUCESTER STREET. [Prompt and Thorough Attention and Prices Reasonable. A V ; ife Says: u We have four children. With the first tree I suffeted almost unbearable pains from <2 to 14 hoc its, and had to be placed under the influent e of chloroform. I used three bottles of AT other’s Friend before our last child came, which is a strong, lat and V healthy boy, doing wajt my housework up \ '*• J* - to within two hours of birth, a id suf- fejSsT 7 * \ ieredbutafe w hard (Vj !V£f ' / ~'J pains. Tbts lini- j ' \ Y* cnent is the grand-/ fj , // A 1,/ cst remedy ever V T y made.” £} Mother's f ' Frier and ! n\ will do for i very woman what it did for the Minnesota mother who writes the above iet et. Not I > use it during pregnancy is a Tji fakc to l paid ior in pain and suffering. Mother’s l Send equips the patient wnh t •Jrong bod and clear intellect, which in 'urn are u iparted to the child. It relaxes he musciei and allows them to expand. It -elieves mi rung sickness and nervousness. r ! puts al! the organs concerned in orfect condition fr,t the final hour,so that theaciual labor is shoe t and practically painless. Dan ger of risi vg or hard breascs is altogether avoided, a t 4 recovery is merely a matter of a few dayf Druggists i *ll Mothsr’s Friend for SI s tattle. The BradAeld Regulator Cos., Atlanta, tie SsnS ior *ur free Illustrated book. PRODUCE RESTED i- Elif C. Our Kidney Cure does the! and more, too. it restores the weakened system to a healthy condition iu q time: pula new life and vigor in tip “don't cam” body. An excellent ni. icine for any season of the year, particularly good now. non • ■ ; take some of our Kidney Cure • Liver t ills when feeling badly. Out stock of £)rug$ f Medicine# and dundrie#. contains everything required in tee sick room or home. SMITH’S PHARMACY Corner Monk and Newcastle Str- *s We Deserve Your Confidence in matters pertaining to drugs and medicine, because we have made it a point to buy only the best. We do not believe in substitution. Rest assured any prescription that is filled by us is prepared from the freshest and purest drugs it is pos sible to buy. nrvporous IVCA PLASTER King 0/ All Plasters Put it on your back ; put it on your chest; put it anywhere you have an ache or a pain, ami you will be surprised at the result. ’Phone 37 lor your wants in the drug line and get them. Hunier-caie Drug Go. TO THE PUBLIC In addition to affording every fa cility to our customers consistent with safe banking, we are prepared to act as Administrator or Executor of Es tates. Guardians of property of prop erty of minors, and to make bonds in judicial and other matters, generally to exercise all our powers as a Trust company. Brunswick Bank & Trust Cos., H. W. GALE, Cashier. SCHEDULE S. A. L. RAILWAY. IN EFFECT Dt CEMBER IST, 901. 8 30 pm.jll 10 am.,Lv Brunswick Ar.l 7 43 anaJ n^Tpin. 11 25 pm. i 55 pm.,Lv Savannah Ar. ; 4 45 am.l2 10 pra. 715 am.. 10 3u pm.jAr Augusta Lv.'ll 00 pm. 620 am. 305 am 6 00 pm. Ar ..Columbia Lv. 1 05 am.) 8 40 am 5 07 arm 8 00 pm*Ar Camden Lv. 12 53 am! 8 34 am 5 IT am. 11 33 pm.jAr Southern I’inea Lv.' 9 27 pm 5 27 am 1" io am. 130 am.Ar Raleigh Lv.| 735 pm! -3 32 am 2 26 pm. 5 54 am-.Ar Petersburg Lv.j 3 18 pm. 12 20 pm. •> 05 pm. 6 35 am.Ar Richmond Lv. 2 38 pm. 10 40 pm * ■■■> Pm 10 i ant- Ar Was ngton Lv.-ll 01 am.' 7 00 pm. 11 25 pm..1l 25 am.;Ar Baltimore a,v.J y 34 am.! 6 45 pm 2 56 am. 1 36 pm. Ar Philadelphia Lv.j 1 20 am.' 3 29 pm 6 30 am.; 4 15 pm. Ar New-York Lv.jl2 10 am.j LOO pm. 5 25 pm. 7 15 am. Ar Portsmouth-Norfolk Lv.j 9 25 am.j 8 50 pia. 6 om am. 1 10 pm. Lv Brunswick Ar.; I 10 pm.llo 45 pm. II 20 am 340 pm. Ar Fernandina ......Lv.j 725 am.! 740 pm. 9 15 am.. 3 55 pm. Ar Jacksonville Lv.j 10 id am.j 7 40 pm. 118 pm. ( l2 40 am.jAr Ocala Lv.j 300 am.'. 11 52 am 5 10 pm 7 2n am.,Ar Orlando Lv! 8 25 pmj 8 25 am. 5 4') pm 5 00 am. Lr Ta mpa Lv.j 9 00 pm.| 8 00. am. 11 17 am. K 02pin. Ar Lake City Lv. 7 42 am. 5 27 pm. 12 03 pm. to 48 flm. Ar Lite Oak ...Lv. 6 42 am.j 4 44 pm. 12 58 pm.'. j! pm.jAr Madison Lv.j 549 am.! 352 pm. 15 pm. 10 0o pnt.Ar Tallahassee Lv. 4 00 am! 1 38 pm. 5 too pm Ar— River Junction Lv., ;12 10 pm, 10 50 pm. Ar Pensacola Lv. j 7 00 am. k 30 pm. 11 00 am. Lv Brans wick Ar 1 10 pm. 8 10 am. 7 H) am. 8 30 pra Lv Savannah Ar.' 8 00 am.j 8 25 pm. ’ 35 am. 12 45 am.Ar Helena Lv.; 3 38 am 4 05 pm. - "0 pi;!. 1 32 am! Ar Abbeville Lv.j 2 40 ant.; 3 15 pm. 1 18 pm. 2 24 i -it. Ar..’ Cor dele Lv. 1 3a am.j 2 10 pm. 3 10 pm. 3 22 am. Ar Amerieus Lv. 12 2b am., 12 45 put 2ft pin. 9 00 am.Ar Columbus Lv.f‘: i0 10 am. V 4*i pin. 8 eft am. Ar Montgomery Lv. 8 00 pm.! 8 20 am. 7 2t> am, lv Brunswick Ar. T 32 pm. 7 u am. Ar Tha!maun Ar.j 6 50 pm. 10 15 am. Ar - Savannah Lv.! 4 30 pm. Thtotigh Pullman sleepers north south and west, s M. Barr. First Vice President and General Manager, Portsmouth, Va. it K. L. Bunch, General Passenegr Agent, Portsmouth, Va. V.. P. Scruggs Division Passenger Agent. Savannah, Ga. B J. Ford, City Passenger Agent, Brunswick, Ga. Schedule Southern F iiway. FOR SAVANNAH. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Lv. Brunswick 445 am 945 am *1 35 pmj 905 pra. ” Ar. da anneh 9 25 am 12 45 pm ....*4 25 pmi....12 £n ant. ' r - Washington 736 am ...!IS> 15 ain'j 930 pm. Ar. New York 2 03 pm'...* 4 13 inn 6 30 am. FOR JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. l.v uAinawlck !.... 4 45 am 7 20 am. 9 .45 am .... l 35 p®. Ar. Jacksonville .. .... 9 15 am 12 45 pm-.'..! 2 20 pir. .... 7 40 pm Ar. St. Augustine 11 10 am ...; 330 pmj 9JO pm! FOR MACON. ATLANTA, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO. 1 v lbunswick .... .... 7 20 am .... 9 45 ajn .’.TTToi'pm, Ar - Mu ' un 1 30 pm'...* 3 55 pm .... 3 00 pm. '■ Atlanta 4 in pmj...* 615 pni 520 am. A Louisville .. . 800 am . ..! Bus an; .... 7 f.5 pm. A-. Cincinnati j | 8 in am ...! 7 55 an .... 780 pm. Ar. C i.n-ago 5 On pm ... J 5 30 pni 7 28 am. FROM NEW YORK7WASHINGTON AND SAVmNNAH:~" l.v New York | 12 I*s aiuj...*l2 40 pm. a'ltTpmT ' "'o'kion 10 52 am ...* * 25 pm .... 9 55 pm. ' • fr ' annah I s*) am *lO 25 aim 315 pm. ' J ** M ' k ' l: > am ...! IHi pm 606 pm. FROM ST. AUGUSTINE AND JACKSONVILLE, FLA. M Augustine { 730 am. T.... .. .wick?”sV!lle 920 am 835 am 12’5o"jim. jj 2 35 pm 1 10 pm y 05 pm. F'-O’.' CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, ATLANTA AND MACON. j' 4 s .>a-u 8 3ft {im - 1 - i ..... S 3u an: . '.'j Oi 00 ai:i.x 1 MO am .... g 35 am. I- • ■ I oft an; .... 2 25 pni. ! Da iy Excc; t Sunday. * Dally Except Monday. ONE CcN l AWORu. If you want position, a house, a s 'vant, or want to find anything t"'3t Has beer, lost, or want Hi g tHst someone else ha. ad vertise in this column. This papei 3 jn t>y mo re people in ohe dav tiian any other Brunswick paper at.s sUictiy one cent per word for each, insertion. Nothing taken or less than 50 cents i .. HUNT —Newly furnished rooms a, 4dl ti street, corner A. FOR SARl;—Choice brown leghorn fdr setting. W. Merchant. RI'RBER tiTAMFS- Seals, stincels, etc. Agent Underwood Typewriter. Will Li. Fain. FOR SALE—Medium size safe, $4O (v.sn Apply to A. H. l.cavy. News oilit e. FOR KENT—Two good rooms to utl-m -n or three rooms to small - miiy; good location. Address J., care News. i' Olt ;<AI-E —The old Frankliu home on Monk street, will sen .'Mail cash payment down, balance to suit purchaser. Brobston. F'endig & Cos. FOR SALE— Tobacco stems. In addition to being the best known fer tifor flowers tobacco stems will destroy all insects which are so dis astrous to flowers during the spring • ■ Hondo cigar factory. Notice Sanßary Department. , Brunswick'. Ga.. March 4. 19*j2. For iae convenience of the public and in order UTat prompt service may be rendered fly tne departmen r.otu,- :s hereby given that on and after this uafe, 1 will be at the C Hai. on MSnday, Wednesday and Friday irom 10 to 11 a. m. Anv <omp, a!n t W! n be promptly investi gated. The eo-operation of the pub k- is invited as it is the endeavor the department to keep our city in the best possiole condition. Respectfully, • , f T GOODBREAD. *32?" *■* I £*’ a IIsY | ifk Hfj t " i j |%*| i N§! !f * v. k y , *•''t every liquor dealer caters to the fam*iy trade, Let I ao. You must be 33 careful in buying liquors for family use as you arc in buying med c. e. We never make a mistake— best avtflays. R. LEVIS Ag’t. Corrsr fv'o. * Grant Streets. GCAL AND WOOD. OONEY ,(■ A^KER. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES For Sale Cheap. ...TWO DOUBLE BARRELL BREECH-LOADING GUNS. LESS THAN FACTORY COST 3. B. NATHANS, 312 Newcastle St STEINWAY AND MATHUSEK PIANOS The Best Piano and Organ Now On the Market For the Money SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. B. J. OLEWINE, Agent MARCH