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THURSDAY MORNING The Auto Valvo Wickless Tin' Auto Yaluo lias no Mick. An 4. T asbestos ki Hiller is used lot starting, but * .when hot lias no capillary power mici + • unne of the functions of a wick. The Into Valvo can lie lighted quickly ami 4.1s operated and controlled by a ••cut o!V. 4- which is not nccassarv at lighting or 4 norma] flame but merely to limit or ♦ '‘cut off" tile oil supply. C. IWeGARVEY, 316 Newcastle Street. TRULY “A GRAND OLD WHISKrY” Is the famous CREAM OF KENTUCKY, It's pure and wholesome and sold cheaper than any other whiskey of *ts fame, rank or quality. Sold iri Brunswick only by Douglas & Morgan, I. TRAGER & CO., Distillers. Offices, Cincinnati, 0., U. S. A. h ftu lit•• ; t a mmh&J * Llii .l v | Vjßf Wholesale and Retail Dealor in - Gchwarzchild & Sulzberger Beef Co.’s *HK. Western Beef, " VhP Perk and Mutton. %‘c# 5 Fresh Poultry. Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Groceries Fresh Eggs from the Country. All goods sent out nice and cl ean. The best of everything for the model housekeeper. 207 Monk St. ’Phone 89 C. Downing, President. E. H. Mason, Vice President. E.D.Walter, Cashier. The National Bank of Brunswick. BRUNSWICK, G \. CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED AN l> FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS and total RESOURCES in exec* of ONE HALF MILLION DOLLARS, are devoted to the assistance of h git in,me business enterprises. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS invited from individuals, firms and corpora tioni. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT acco mil bear internet, compounded quar terly. ftitdrest hearing cerlflcates of deposit issued oa special terms. MONEY 08DERS of the "BANKERS’ MOM', i ORDER ASSOCIA TION" are cheaper and more convenient than p. ; office or express. W. H. BOWEN & CO., Contractors a nd Builders of Stone, Brick and Frame Buildings. M AM'FA' "I'll; KRS Of TICK ANT) ART!LIUAE Wi'nXlv J. M. BURNETT, WHOLESALE Grain and Provisions, Horse, Cow and Chicken F. ed. Brunswick Sash anti Boor Cos, MANUFACT URERS OF SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS, MOULDINGS, FRAMES, ETC. FROM GEORGIA PINE AND CYPRESS LUMBER FACTORY: OFFICE: Stonewall Street. 800 Cochran Ave. Print* Street. Telephone 239. Cochran Avenue. Ocean Avenue. , BRUNSWICK, GA THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS Champ Clark’s Letter *w* .m. [Special Washington Letter.] T 'f if new whispered about that Pros I blent Roosevelt has relinquished his determination to bounce Gen eral Nelson A. Miles by pin el up him on the retired list. Where fere? Because some observant per s-mau'e connected with the udniinistru tioti has had his oar to the ground mid lias hoard the roar of disapproval from all over the country- that's why. At l lie Grant banquet in New York a dis tinguished officer of both the civil and Spanish wars told me that the enemies of Miles were making spectacular asses of llicmselvo.-: not that he loves Miles, for evidently he does not, but because lie knows public sentiment. lie fur ther added that if the president could not get: along with General Miles, which he most probably could not, the sensible thing was to have a free and frank talk with him, explaining to him that he was tired of the bickerings in ndiilary circles and proposed to end them by placing the general not on the' retired list, which would lie construed by all the Miles crowd as an instill, but upon waiting orders, to which nobody could reasonably object. Tills Is a vet eran soldier's opinion. It ought to lie woi'lli something and 1 give it foi what it is worth. So far Milos has been helped by the rumpus. Wisdom. And so Captain Clark decline to no copt the position as envoy extraor dinary to a'.ii nd (ho covonatiou of Ed ward V'll. and to do the kotowing be fore las royal and imperial ina.j: sly! A h vel head lias Captain Clark. Ilis standing, already extremely high in the estimation of his eouutry and of the world, will be Increased by his declination. Now, if General Wilson and lion. While-law l'cid would also decline, everything would be lovely and |he goose would hot’.'.t high. Hut will they do so? General Wilson might, for Ids whole distinguished career slmws that he does not cure a rap for the trappings and ceremonials of roy ally. If lie goes to London tit all, It will he to have 11 lark ami to recreate himself, but with Hon. Whitelaw Keid it is somewhat different. lie regards the performance as a gr it function a serious lais'.m-ss and perhaps would feel .-iffrouted w, re the president to undo the whole scheme, which Inis keen unfortunate and unpopular from the lieu Inning. Of course the editorial postmasters have indorsed the thing as a piece of w : -.o s:a .esmanship. So they wouid enthusiastically indorse I oioael Roosevelt if lie tried to make him elf emperor; but, barring these editorial p-■stmasters and other pup snekers. this extraordinary embassy to tie c< -I itk n has not L-eu euthusias tie.illy indorsed anywhere. In Quaysylvania. In the lan ungo of 11 1<* Into Professor S'jU'-fT'i of i ’ !im\ ; Hall. “lion* is i ■ * And il is from the I' 1 1 ii;i<I<• 1 I ' "ii *; which until quite recent l.\ lias been a thick ami liiiu Quay or g in. li h flows the litter denmnilizn s >. Mini !■'■>!’I'liiicsH of Republicanism in J m no; ylvania. The Inquirer is mud throngii ami through. It says: VI. (, ■ i. iir U . the Republican par ty of JVannylvanSn. today i.' this: Ac o Piitshm-g n;Jiionaln-s going to In 'll!.-,-/. ! io ijiciat. to p.onator Quay ecu !.ii ‘‘• ’ him to dominate and practi cally io own Pennsylvania? i Imm ci- to lx- perm;ltoil to buy this st.al". for the TMileborg millionaire com bine spoils hoodie* and nothing else. r r!ii rmib.-naiiv - ' if combine is op l>( -i to !.; n for governor. Klkin is h•.:■ > ■••!. ii is a < ni)‘. Mi I of the people. Tie* l ittshuifc, rniihomiirc; combine does not uud-r:-ta.-.-l ;.: i hom-:-t can did ate. It would ii ■ j*. • )ii whom it couhl e 1 • 1 and. -01, cod , -t. it is so afraid of the peo ple the* it doe3 r.ot dare to name Its rep i -s..motive, it jo-fern to wait until the ]:v-i in-:.c nl and ; ism to foist upon the l: pub h an party come :,undk!:iie. at pres -1 i 1 unlciown, who could be r M *d upon rq • iit > o' tie- ndliionc ire combine’s of d-rs. If Pennsvivania wirhes r.uoh a candi o; ", ?!. i Uis l ii has to do In t o rro to the primaries . r to be leld In tile country t'isMri-.-i*- and vote for boodle. On tbs other h ud, if it wishes a goy e. nor of the p. opl. , a iso-riior who Is not in touch with the millionaii" combine of I ;• Md.org, but who his tie- b.-st interests of the stale m li'-art, then J< t Its sturdy In publican citizens in every county stand by John 1M TCI kin. Mr. I * ; • n e t a!?; to the people, not to dictation, arid his nomination v.'i'!id yn vc Pennsylvania to the Repub* lican party. Sii:■ e lin* pot milled tilt! kettle blade 1 iiei’e ha s been nothing ho excruciating ly ferny as to bear the Philadelphia io ;Mj ( ;• pnach jiolitical morality and to hear it veil, “Hoodie and boss!” it lias for years supported the Philadel phia bunch is. tin* worst gang outside the penitentiary, and lias whoopetj it up for Senator Matthew Stanley Quay, who a nd( em.s “lions" an honorable title. Muzzled. The best tiling President Roosevelt has done since he got into the White House was the muzzling of General Funslon of Kansas, whose tongue ap peared to be tied hf the middle and loose at both ends. FußSton’s abuse of the vi m ruble and cherubic senior sen ator from Massachusetts, George Fris bi; * Hoar, seems to have been the straw which broke the canid's back. Sena tor Hoar is a scholarly man; so is the pros'dent. lie Is trying to surround his administration with a literary at mosphere by having poets, orators and authors in high places, and he does not propose that Funs ton shall jump on Funny Things Happen In Quaysylvania—Mr. SiMey’s Protest Against General Smith’s “Pacific” Methods. Personal Mention - - - nny of the literati. So ho jumped on E'unston, ami ho jumped good and hard. It is quite safe to predict that the next ticket will not ho “Toddy and Freddie.” whatever else it may happen to bo. Sibley Flays Smith. W hen the lion. Joseph Crocker Rib ley lott the Oem-M-rats and went over to the Republicans, he took his human ity with him. The truth is that, while Sibley is somewhat erratic in politics, a kinder hearted or more generous man never lived. Hitherto In* has gone the whole hog on expansion in the orient, hut recent atrocities committed by en tile oj (Jeneral Smith’s order liavt* dis gusted Sibley and outraged his ideas of right. The other day in the house he hopped on to General Smith in the following vigorous fashion: Therefore when I am compelled to read nth-ram cm contained in military orders Hint make tic blood of man run cold, when 1 have heard the statement:: made that wo wen cruel In the conduct of that w t r, 1 have thought perhaps the partisan was speaking, but when t have read, as J have withUi tin* past forty-eight hours, that a general wearing the uniform of Hu* army of the United States, one who stands under the shadow of our flag, is mm orders, not to conciliate a province, hot to leave it a howling \vt!d<rnes.s and to kill all above ten years of ago, then it st "ins to in-• that humanity must hav marehod be.ekward for eighteen centuries and that Herod again appears. I have r ad of Timour, the Tartar; 1 have read of Altlla, I have road of tin Saracen eonrge, but 1 t! 1 *k God that sine the tragic no on <\dvv.ry it has taken eighteen eenturie . to produce a Smith. 1 have read of the "water euro." 1 believe that was exaggerated. Can any man whoso blood bounds in ills pulses any man who has tend his BibU or who has be. n reared at the knee of a Chris tian woman, justify the perpetration of mi. b cm .libs upon am ilur man who w.ars the guise and the imago of bis ( real or ? And yet wo hoar this man at tempting to justify a.ns by which men ure pumped so full of water a. nearly to drown them and then brought back to life b.v thumping them over tin* stomach with the butts of muskets. That Is not civ ilization; that is md Christianizing the world, I am thankful that these are sporadic cases. All Should Join In Protest. They will never pacify nny race of hu man beings on this earth by Hist drown h‘g th*in and then bringing them to life With the butt of a mi:ak> t, and against Unit, as a member upon ibis side of the chain)/, r, against that as a man who U - ioogs, I hope, not alone to the U< publican l inks, but to the whole brotherhood ol man the wide world round. I want the members of this house on this side of the chamber and that P> voice their protest. A friend of mine Mid a few minutes go. "Oil. you had better wait and heat his defense"’ I hope the president of the l idled States will hav*- the courage, upon what the man admits, to discharge him dishonorably from lie service that lie lias dlsgraeed. lb- admits that he issued the order to leave the province a howling waste and a vviHein-• \s ~n<| to kill all above ten years of age, the innocent with the guilty. That nun never ought to lie permitted to stay in the Htrvin - r tin Unit, .1 Slati m until the cun goes down. Ho is u uiny-eteo not alone to the party, hut to every man who ever wore- the uniform of the United .Slates, and he Is a Idol and a disarms- to onr pis ant civilization. Waft and hear what his Justification may he! That man does not live who ean justify such orders. There Is no Justification. I care not how adroitly his lawyers may frame their plea or how subtle he tin Ir reasoning. The ta t admitted by his own mouth that In- Issued sta ll orders is suftici. lit for the hope that there are tin- courage and the patriotism and the humanity and the ''lirlstutility nt th ■ otter end of the ave nue Unit will not let him wear the fed eral uniform twenty-four hours hence. Certainly that v.-ns straight front the shoulder and does great, credit to both the land and the heart of Joseph < Sibley. Net doubt there are thousands of other docent Republicans who are thinking what Sibley had the courage a-id manliness to say. Of course tin organ grinders will jump him, but he ean stand it. lie voiced the idol of nil decent people of all parties. Since the delivery of hitt speech lie has been flooded with commendatory letters from all parts of the country. Right thinking Americans do not propose that we shall be known throughout the world as bloody butchers, to which low and unenviable position such “soldiers” God save the mark! as General Smith would reduce us. What a pity, what' tt calamity, what a hurtling shame that we ever undertook to con quer and hold the Philippine! ! They will in* a millstone about our necks un til we get rid of them. If we keep on in the insane course upon which we have entered, this Philippine business will bankrupt us financially and, what is worse, ruin onr good name, which King Solomon declared is more to be desired tints great riches. Thru Mr. Sibley does not stand alone among Uepublicims i;i Ills present atti tude of antagonism to tills Ilerodlikc business in 1 lit* I'Uilijipines is demon strated by the fact that the Philadel phia North American, a Btaneh'Kepub liean paper, owned and conducted by John Wanamaker’s son. denounces and cartoons General Wilson as another (iencral Weylcr. which is perhaps the severest; denunciation that could lie ap plied to any soldier. Weylcr has been a name at which the world held its nose, even if it did not grow pale, ever since his brutalities in Cuba. C. C. Cocroft, representing Phillips & Crew, Atlanta, expert piano tuner, is in the city for a few days arid of fers his services to the people of Brunswick. He can he found at Fleming & Waff’s. .BTEINWAY AND MATHUSEK PIANOS The Best Piano and Organ Now On the Market For the Money SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. B. J. OLEWINE, Agent ‘Busted" tfieTriist I have succeeded in bursting the Plumbing Trust that existed tor so many years, and have brought the prices down. My prices are the low est. My work first-class. You can find me all the year round at 608 Monk street. COLSO : HOYI j—’ l I" 1 Rest Flour on Earth. Norm Except? Sold only by GKO W. HARPER Phone 158. The Grocer. W. M. TUPPER & CO., Forwarding and Shipping Agents. Lighterage, Towing and Marine In surance. Correspcnot-nce Solicited BRUNSWICK. GA. Ship Notice. Neither tho owner, master or con signee will be responsible for any debts contracted ity the crew of the British steamship Cairnron. Potter. Master. NOTICES. Save your umbrella frame as J. Ex trowitch, -122 Newcastle strejet will recover it for SI,OO and guarantee it to be equal (o any new $2,50 um brella. lie also mattes umbrellas to order. S mmm Law School UNIVKKKITY OF VIRGINIA. In Virginia inouittiiitiH. Summer. .Inly 1 toNoutmi l*r i.iwtt. Ity iln l.uw l /D'iili>. Ih q.ful to tn'Kii.iias ;•> ramliiliitoH tnr thn liar; and loiiißutitioners win- hav • larked systematic Instruction. For t aUilouuff, address Jt. t'. Ml.NOlt, ht-mlurj’, 4'hurlottoavtile, * h- Bids Vv anted. lii-ls are invited for the purchase of the malt-rial in the 010 Baptist church building, cur util' of C and if streets. Building to he torn down and removed from tin- premises. Bids to he sealed and file,] with the clerk of council Ity 12 o'clock May 22, t'nc right is re served to reject any and all bids. N. D. Russell, clerk of council: W E. PORTER, 1007 G Street painter and paper hanger. Signs of any description. Agent for wall-paper mills. Drop me a postal. Cal! ’Phcme2B9-3 Rice™" We have just received 10 carloads • of RICE and for the next ten days, we will. make Special Prices Merchants will do well to supply ■ their wants now. 9he downing 'Cc . , flust Received A Beautiful Line of Summer. . Millinery. Alsou Fine Assortment . of Ladies' Ornaments of the latest Oitoeon Styles. I,adivs are invited to inspi et. <5. turle, 308 Newcastle St |On and after the •sth. ou restore will be opened at 6:30 a. m, and close at 10:30 p. in Hunter-Sale Drug Cos. ’PHONE 37. Birth Place of Pure Drugs. WE CAN GET IN A TUlx quicker than any plumber in town — and cheaper. And the work will stand any test that the householder or builder may demand. The material will stand the wear and tear of every-day use and come out ahead. OUR PLUMBING WORK is done with all due despatch, but nothing is slighted. Let up estimate on uew work or repairs. A. H. BAKER, 205 Gloucester, Street. BELEVUE HOSPITAL TONIC. When suffering with any ®f the fol lowing diseases, get a bottle of this splendid tonic and be quickly quickly relieved: Indigestion, Biliousnesa, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Sick Head ache, Pains in Back from deranged kidneys, or Brights disease, or any and all forms of dibility requiring a quick tonic. W. J, BUTTS, The Druggist, “In any size bottle. ' “bed top ryl Absolutely the best whiskey in Brunswick... It is pure. For sale only by me. All kinds California wines 25 cents per quart. Family trade a specialty. S. D. LEVADAS 206 Monk Street. For all kinds of lumber see L. A Miller. J. W. CONOLY, Notary Public and Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace. Office. 307 Newcastle Strict P. DEV ARRIS? STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. MONK STREET. Free delivery. || Whiskey.; : Distilled i : V [for us. It is the: [best whiskey iri] [Brunswick; call] [for it. For sale] [only at our barJ EOEWENSTtINS -OO -IVlonk StJ l IREMONT WHISKEY la FINE, T©o,! McDuffie's Tasteless Chill Cure will build up broken down systems and make the blood rich and healthy, cer tain cure for chills, guaranteed or your money refunded. Price 50 cents. At W. Joerger’s. RESTAURANT, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Where you will be properly served with the best the market affords, at reasonable prices. Oysters In any style. Everything new and clean. OPEN TILL 12 O’CLOCK AT NIGHT ERNEST ARNHEITER, 817 NEWCASTLE BTREET, MAY 23