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SfcNDAY MORNING,
RUNSSICK DAILY NEWS.
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Professor Sledd lias left Emory.
The college is to he congratulated.
The News lias received a copy of
the Athens Tribune, the now weekly
of liio Classic illy. The Tribune is a
neat as a pin, and contains a large
amount of interesting reading matter.
The people of Kansas should jc
able to live on corn and milk, even i
they get nothin!# else. Tnero are
bOO,(HIO milk cows in the stale (more
than one for each two persons) and
as they are valued at $25,000,000, or
over $lO a piece, they must In- good
ones.
Itcnr Ailrulrnl Taylor didn't nay wo
would !' at war with (Jernmay, but
It would bo just as well to keep the
barnacles otT tho warships and out of
too navy department. -Macon Tele
graph.
Tlio warships arc all right. It Is the
navy department where the barnaelea
are dinging.
.ludge Alton I!. Ihirkcr Is t.ie only
democrat who has carried New Vm-k
since 1892, anil his election to chief
justice m 1X97, liv :i plui silly of over
till,non votes should give nitu a chance
at the ileniocmi ic nominal inn oir gov
ernor. .lodge Darker, however, is not
a machine man. and that fad possibly
accounts for hin being 1. .1 o,it when
the names ol probable winners are
mentioned by tho democracy,
ROOSEVELT’S REVELATION,
In bis first annual message to con
gress last December, Mr. Koosevoll
made this oracular utterance: “The
creation of great corporate fortunes
has not been dm (o the tanif, nor lo
any other government action, bill to
natural causes in t'no' business world,
operating in other counlr.e. ns mey
operate in our own."
This chunk ol ei onomie wisdom is
too ibwisi' for the great majority of
people to understand, and when iu
a few weeks (he president tabes (he
slump, an elucidation of its meaning
would ho In order. During the last
torty years the republican orators, ed
itors, publishers ami presidents have
been expatiating upon me beauties
and blessings of a hi a protective
tariff. To its own operation they have
glowingly attributed in large part the
development, (he marvelous growth
and the splendid prosperity of the
country. They have pointed to it as
the great shield thrown over capital
and labor, the beneficent instrument
by means of which The " public lias
become the first nation of the world
iu industry and we alth. Now comes
All'. Roosevelt with lire declaration
teat all luis tariff-teaching of nearly
two generations Is nnsoun.i, mislead
big mischievous, untrue. ' Natural
causes, not tho tariff," >ie asset ta.
have created the most gigantic cor
porations known lo history and en
abled thousands of individuals to
aniEvs fortunes, many of wklca dwarf
into insignificance the revenues of
half the kingdoms of me old world.
I Is Roosevelt right? Have all 'his
predecessors from - nines Mauison to
William McKinley been wrong? The
people would like to hear uirther
from the ex-colonel of the “rough rid
ers" on the subject. By what “natu
ral" progress, for Instance, is It that
Andrew Carnegie has amassed his al
most fabulous fortune, and the steel
trust, of which lie is one of the main
pillars and beneficiaries, is enabled
to sell steel rails in Europe eleven
dollars per ton cheaper than it sells
them In the American market which
il monopolizes? Has the tariff nolh
lug to do with it?
Again, there is Clio colossal sugar
trust. The tariff on foreign sugar i
next to prohibitive, with the result
that the trust is enabled to o:.a< t 50
per rent, noovc its value for Its pro
duct. vv'hat. are tiio “natural c.iiiim ”
operating in this case?
The business man who wishes
his business to grow must keep
it before the people.
The most approved way of keep
ing before the public is iu tne
newsaper.
The newspaper is your Intro
ductory salesman; il talks to the
prospective customer about your
store and goods in their houses
and lliey are told wont you have
in stuck and helps them make tip
their minds before they leave
home where t'ucy will mam; Uu.ir
purchuses.
- If you don't tell the people
what you have io sell, how au
fuey going to find it out?
TO EXPERIMENT WITH.
Killy healthy young men can got a
job ut Washington in tie- department
<>t Agriculture that is il they waul
the job.
Alter they read toe requirement*
tliere may not be much of a rush.
l>r. Wiley, tile chief etiemi t ot the
department, and a man of seholorly
r< search, is just now looking into the
mutter of the effects of foods ami va
I'ious ingredients used for coloring or
flavoring purposes. He warns fifty
young men of good liaidts and good
health to enter into a contract with the
department to eat whatever he wishes
to feed them, and submit to a careful
and systematic course of observation
Io see how far it is practicable to pul
poisonous articles in staple article* of
I < Mill,
All toe young men will have to do
will lie to i at. Hr. Wiley will do the
risi. unless (lie poison gets busy nud
begins to work. ’The te.-ds will la a
for leu days, ami the cnudidat.cs to;
I lie sinecure will lie obliged to report
to the depart meat every day between
certain hours and tell how they lce|
Each test ot poisonous food will be
followed by a similar test with good,
substantial, normal food.
Tne scientists of the department
will then make a comparison of the
conditions following the use of each
kind of food, and the result will be
reported to congress.
One application of ifiis series oi
lesfs will lie to determine wlici .
this country should pursue a retails
lory course toward tne nations Unit
practice discrimination against Amor
lean foodstuffs. One of the find
HOs to he made will be to decide
whet our the use of borax .n tin
preservation of meat products i.,
deleterious or not. Germany lias y
new law soon going into effect ex
cluding our meats that have Ueen pro
serve! in this way. and Hie eri
mem is most timely and important.
To the Public.
Mr. .1 M. Bryan is now employed in
m> real estate and collection business
ami I am better prepared than ever
lo Collect rents and handle your real
estate. Collections of rent, earnestly
solicited. J. 1), COOLER,
Real estate agent, No. ciN New. as
tie SL, up stairs.
The steamer Hessie will make dou
ble daily trips to St Simon each
Sunday, leaving Brunswick at 9:30 a.
m. and 2:30 p. ui., returning at 11 a
m. and 6 p. m. This will afford the
people of the city a good chance to
spend the day at this popular resort.
\ on can t afford to miss it.
Ginghams are very much worn just
now; io get a good quality, you will
have to go to H. V. ADDERI.EY.
THE BRUNSWICK DAILf NEWS.
Guilty, but Fair Minded.
“Gentlemen,” said the man whose
bulk just comfortably filled a seat in
the parlor ear, “I passed through one
earthquake arid never want to experi
ence another.”
“Where was it?” was asked.
“In Pittsburg.”
“But 1 never heard they had an
earthquake there."
i “Yes, they did. It was fifteen years
dho. I was there. I went to the roller
skating rink. I put on a pair of skates.
1 started out to cavort.”
! “I'm:” said four men in chorus.
“And the earthquake followed, and I
went to say right here and now that
if uny of y ou are from Pittsburg and
can prove the Io s of friends or prop
erty' 1 am willing to make a fair set
tlement of damages.”
6nc Way t< Tlo It.
“I wish,” .he sighed, T could break
little Willie of the habit of calling
! names."
“You cati,” responded the gruff neigh
bor promptly,
“How?”
“li;'■barge the nurse and send him
out to pi t , with a for. rough boys
i some aft< i-nc-on.”—Chicago Post.
Vc' . r Got T'.: ■ : i titnin.
“Why do you tadi your friend ‘Dry
I'avy : ” wap raked of the wild and
woolly wtit nii-r. “Is it bemuse of
the nature of his wit, or what?”
“Wit ii‘.'ior>’:” (insvv- red the west
erner. “Davy got n dose o’ the waier
cun- in the Pbillppin s two years ago,
an’ tie hasn't been thirsty since.”—Bal
timore American.
Not Its ISml ii* It Ml l‘h t lie.
“P'.ior man,” said the lady visitor,
addressing one of the inmates of the
insane asylum, “don't you often feel
very wpl to be shut up here?”
“Dll. no,” tile patient answered. “The
lunatics who come to look at us are
g-ueruHy vi-ri amusing.'’ Chicago
Record Herald.
Logical.
Pat -Pfwnt th' ray son Clancy do
be ufther havin’ a tin weddin’, OI
wonder?
Mike- Faith, an' it's because lie's
been married to Ids onld woman tin
years, Ol'm think in'. —Ghlcngo News.
WE SELL
Buggies and Wagons
and can make the prices to suit. Re*
ns.
Wheelwright, blacksmith and horse
shoeing.
T B. Burns,
210 Richmond street..
IS YELLOW POISON
in your blood? Physicians call
It tlalarial (term. It can be seen
changing red blood yellow under
microscope. It works day nnd
night first, it turns your com
plexion j ellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
wort hless.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
w*!l stop the trouble now. it
enters the blood at cove and
drives out the yellow poison.
It neglected and when Chiils,
! : e\ us, Night-Sweats and a gen
end break-down come later on,
Huberts’ lonic will cure you
then but why wait? Prevent
future sickness. The imnufac
turors know all sfcnut t!;L
iow poison and have perfected
Roberts’ Tonic to drive it out,
nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and Cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It has cured thous
ands It will cure you, or \ our
money back. This Is fair. Try
it. Price, 25 cents, k-rs* • .
>iu lll'.* riu.rin: .-y Y* *1 Halt-;
Hiinli-r Sul. itrui Cos il* *. a tea. •
Or- J- H. Powell,
(Specialist,)
lye, lr, Nose and jThroat,
Hour:. s a m. to 5 p. ni.; Sunday.
7 to S a. m,
Office, South first Street.
Fitzgerald, Georgia.
THE PICK OF THE FOREST has
been taken to supply the stork of lum
ber in our yard, and nowhere is it
possible to lin Ia more complete or
satisfactory stock than wo offer to our
custom ms. With the quality the best,
our prices arc tie lowest for the qua!
ltyi any where, and that makes our
-lock doubly desirable.
ThotiPi 197.
Lang & Wood.
PLANING MILL.
'Phone 197,
IN MEMORiAM.
In memory of Joseph Downing, who
died at his post while yard conductor.
August 1, 1902.
Poor comrade Joe is at rest in the
grave;
A warm-hearted friend, modest and
brave.
My heart wells with tears, for a foti.l
mother’s grief,
Who mourns for her boy, whose life
was so brief.
He is now calmly sleeping the sleep of
tne dead;
Mother earth his guardian, peace nwi
on his head.
No more will he worry wltii engines
and cars.
’Mid the signal lamp's flashing lii.
glimmering stars;
With a “Slack back a length, cut off.
give me two.
Now. come, work lively, and id us m l
through.”
In ail kinds of weather, 'mid .-now.
and rains.
(It looks easy to out siders, but it also
takes brains),
These switching crews labor, ’mid dan
gers and strife.
Oft, faithful to duty, they give up thru
life.
You boast of your heroes, your Samp
sons and Schleys.
Who bravely face deat.i amid glory,
who (lies:
But tne modest railroader meets death
just as brave.
While he often goes down to an un
known grave.
i-o booming of cannon, no muffling oi
urunis,
No waving of banners, no flashing of
guns;
No singing of praises, and extolling of
worth.
As the brave snattered boy is lowered
to earth.
Yes, Joe had his faults, am* who has
not?
From priest to sinner, from tetolalci
to sot.
Come, show me the man wno makes
such a claim—
Tills wonder of wonders, and what is
his name?
Lot his tongue he- silent, he is o'er
w ise,
Sees toe mote in his brother's, with
the beam in his eyes.
Then let is hope, when tie trum
shall sound.
And the dead shall he ra soil from
their sleep in the ground,
That Joe will he there, without sorrow
or cares.
Ami joyfully ascend the blight shining
stairs.
—C. 1., STEINER.
A GOOD LUNCH.
The Arcade is now serving the bent
lunch in the city, and this popular
place should he liberally patronized
ny the public.
If you want your icycle repaired
right bring it to an ex, erienced work
man. B. J Olewihe, 505 Gloucester
street
NOTICE.
Save your umbrella frame as J. Ex
trowitch, 422 Newcastle street will
recover it for SI,OO and guarantee it
to be equal io any new $2,50 um
brella. He also maxes umbrellas to
order.
I*s, OCEAN TRIP
jTo NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND ALL
| EASTERN RESORTS
> v 'rhm
i OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LOW RATES—St pj-kiok Skk\m b
50 Houri o f Octan BrexK
( n Sailimj-s each Week
j O from Savannah, Ga,
i Tho MPMlimiuiin uf tjim Pcjffi!"! 1 | ip.i- iii Mm.
i hfirablt* in Survivor ApjKiinttiipjttiT, ( >?pr
L a 'U'ltghlful I'fiiita--iui'X ppiittiVf in . (Ifit,. f t *|p
[ Bujoynitmlß from all Smitlieru t, v f ,
’ ■hurt ra.l jourtioy to Savannah and u h .urs of
j ctH>l,jtali air to Sew York.
foa a*Tii, RisiavanoNS, *ova'.siN(?
Ctc.. To
TlrUI A gen in in Hnwisn
w.s. Ihwt.r. r. r. * r..
Swan's Down flour la he best.
University of Georgia.
The 102d session of the Universltj
of fue state will open on September
18th. This institution is organize.! hi
three departments, Academic, J.aw and
Agricultural. There is no tuition m
residents of the state except in tilt
law school. In agriculture the courser
have been Increased and enlarged sc
as to embrace a short winter course,
a one-years course and a full course
ltoom is furnished in noth the old and
new dormitories free, and excellent
board is supplied in Denmark Hall at
sS.l>o per month. Chancellor \Y. !’>.
Hill will be lad to supply a handsome
book and catalogue on application.
There's only one place In Brunswick
where clothes are cleaned and press
ed by scientific methods, and that's
at Jim Carter's.
"You look a three time winner,'
says the summer girl. "How do you
manage to keep your clothes looking
so nice? ’ The young man replied, "i
send my clothes to Davenport's,
l-'hone 141-2. old Central Hotel stand.
SHOES SHINED FREE.
At 300 Monk street. Kae’a and
every customer of mine given r
shine ticket absolutely free. Clothe?
cleaned end pressed on short notice.
DAVENPORT’S.
Phone 141-2.
The steamer Hessie will make dou
ble daily tripe to Ocean Pier Sunday,
leaving Brunswick at 9:30 a. m. and
2:30 p. m., returning at 11 a. m. and
6 p. m. It will be a splendid oppor
tunity for a day at the seashore.
FOR RENT.- -Two nice, large front
rooms, furnished; hath room connect
ed. .Apply 211 Union street.
WRIGHT & GARFIELD
I3anli.era and Broltors,
52 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Brunch Offices: 30 WEST t*rd ST. 210 WEST 120th ST.
Orders solicited for fhe purchase ox- sale of
Stocks, Bonds, Grain Cotton.
in ai.v i.ii;<>unts for c,.*h or . u moderate margin
HOW TO MAKE MOKE THAN of BEK CENT. A YEAR ON YOUK MONEY
EXAMPLE:
Buy 100 Shared United State# S .eel Common (say 43) on 3 per cent,
margin.
CREDIT.
Margin deposited $3OO 00
Interest on deposit © 0 per tent IS 00
4 per cent dividend on 100 Shares Site: Common ; 400 0#
, $"18 00
DEBIT.
Less ti per cent. Interest on 100 Sb ares Steel Common $258
3400 WM
This if over .pi per < at. a year on your investment without
Ing ANY i.lvanrr in ! sunk at aii, aua \.e have no hesitancy in sayindH
that we fully believe this stock will sell a GREAT DEAL higher.
A BIG BULL MARKET.
Th. In.ii at.t -a. - -'sat we are on the verge of one of the biggest butt
market -s the country bus ever known. It is rumored that John W. Gate? is
backed by a pool of s*s:: 000 000. com posed of J. Pierpant Morgan, Marshall
Field. John J Mitchs!!. President I! linois Trust Cos., Moore Bros , and sev-‘
eral other capitalists, for the purpose of putting prices very much higher.
We would advise the Immediate purch ase of all good dividend paying stocks,
such as Manhattan, St. Paul, Reck Is land, Atchison common, Steel and P
eoples Gas.
WRITE FOR SPECiAL LETTS R GIVING FULL DETAILS,
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BAY IRON WORKS
Manufacturers and Repairers oi
Machinery, Engines, Saw Mills
Marine work a specialty.
Packings, Fittings
and Supplies,
{ i Strut tes htiTiishcd free of Charge.
. ; ay St. '
W. R. DART, \ CLAUD DART,
’resident and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer.
\ lie Prescription Store.
Since we remodeled and doubled
our drug Htoie, tne number of doctor*’
flit lid. h.ia Bte.id
i-y in<Tf-as. and. until now ft 1b spoken
of ;w> the ''Prescription Store.”
• ill w-rk
very iow Tnere’s hardly a pro
s' ! fii'-n I hat wo cannot save our cus
tomers money on.
VV-; handle . no but the very nost
quality of drugs and watjeh every
d> -e i o efy to aoo that it is fresh.
O; >■ pvc-oripdion clerks aro ex|ieri
‘ - 1 “d pnanuacists arid are exceed
in' ;; i r-ificieiit in their work.
-' invite you t-> bring your pre
rcnii ,-i-s i,-lit to us. Ton can be
siiie. thm. that the medicine will lie
exactly ns your doctors want it to be.
W 5 !|TTQ
YY * U* UU I I O *
,-d THE DRUGGIST.
Has it ever ercurrod to you that
>-vo -'it ■■ me tiie pn ture oi
a a; s.ioudor r a five that grad
dal., i. coming dim and m .o dim
>e nothing left ot n but paper? Well
Wilson, the Photographer is looking I
.or all such pictures, and thouga he
may not happily be aide to restore
ibetn to their forjadr i; ■ s.u>e.-e; and
deaiify, be can ti arrest their pu-.
cut decay and bring joy to many a
joust imld. y ; Glouci-sier St
natch us grow bigger and bigger,
are h . v to please at any < i -a.
Notice of Removal
Until fny new- Quarters -are ready
for occupancy 1 wi.i share the oikee
with Mr. C. VV. Doming, next door to
Dr. Duirongut ou New ast.le street
C. H. JEWETT.
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We Will Fix You.
It you want the best class of clean
ing - I e-k.g
Very cheapest pru at the Un
ion Cleaning and Pressing Club, at
No. ulb Mock str i . i - s’t n< ver
think clothes look too bad, for. we can
make them look like new. VYe will
send for and deliver free of charge.
UNION f’EEANINO AN ft PRESS
ING CO., 510 Monk St., !M. in Mar: m.
Prop.
•
The steamer Heo.-de win make dot!
hie daiiy trips to ocean pe.r each
Sunday, leaving Brunswick at 9:3d a.
m. and 2:20 . m., returning leave
#
affords Ute people of finis est>' a fine
opportunity to spend the day at the
Heateiioie,
Swan’s down flour, absolutely
pure; try it.
AUGUST 10.
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.'k •*- i W* r '" '*£>&**&
iSjjji it
■ imS^-
THE LIGHT
In our window points out the way
to a good, honest drug store. We
think that the things we sell are bet
er than others, because we fully sec
that we nuvs sell only the purest drugs
n order to keep our seeeess. Ktrery
t.iiag else you’d expect to find in
a drug store is here at its best.
riia Fiest Equipped Soda Fountain
in the city. Your drinks are served in
an up tc-date manner, and as cold as
ice will make them.
Hunler-Sale
Drug Cos.
RHONE. 37.
N Birth Place of Pure Drugs
Typewriter Headquarters.
T>o you wish to buy. soil or rent a
machine of any description? You
v. US find it to year Interest to call iti
me. Can sell you a typewwriter at
such a price and on suco terms that
you will cot miss the money.
C. H. JEWETT.