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'j BID AY MORNING. RUSSWICK DAILV NEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWB PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY M.nager C. H. LEAV Y Editor. LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr City Editor. HTvertlsinf rate* mad* known on HDullcatlcm. Church and other char lttW# ofganliltlon notice* puhitsnea at half the rrffeular rate*. Advertiser* dealring their ad3. dl-‘ continued uiutt notify the office In writing. 1 I" SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Term* to *ubcriber* In the city and by mall free of charge to all '.art* ef the United Htito* and Can ada. Mexico. Porto Blco. Guam. Phll lotßne Islands and Hawaiian Islands: P Month * -*® Si! Months On* t*ar “ 00 PSorie 1. ■ UJ..J *!..!> I '■ Ehtered at the Brunswick, Oa„ postoffice, a* second-class mail mat ter. ‘ ___ Hon. Emory Bpesr has designated the Brunswick Dally News as the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for crynn eounty. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. Th* News Publishing Company de- Blros It to be distinctly understood thht all legal advertisements must be paid for In advance. We cannot afford to devote our space to such advertise ment* and wait on the court* for the money. LW mUfl.'V,;--' - 'll MU -T— ■— The News desires the subscribers who are behind in their Inscriptions to come up and pay at once as their papers will be discontinued unless a settlement Is made. It is unfair and unjust to make The News send you a paper and then when the collector calls refuse to pay for IL A direct lino of steamers iron) Brunswick to Culm is a fall enterprise we arc hoping for. \Vo never hear anything of Mr. (iuerry Ihcse days His prominence was or short duration. C'rokor sys he is through with pol itic**, and we think it is mutual pol Ulcb la through with Croker. * l,l “■ " '■-■■■a t The mooting of the city council last night wus a busy one. and a number of matters touching the public weal were disposed of. Brunswick's shipping record for /xUgnsl promises to keep pace with the one mude in Inly, and in all prob abllity will lie another record breaker. lu LiWtirurton, M<isßourt, Tuesday! two men, a white man and a negro, were lynched for shooting a wealthy citizen of that town who caught them stealing his chickena, 'l’lie poetv have been rhapsoiir*mg O'.or Georgia poach < They ire re spcel Telly reminded that fho most at tractive Georgia peaces do not grow on trees, nays the Tampa Tribune. Work was commenced on the fiber factoiy at Crispen yesterday, and Dr. Chittenden says it will be rapidly pushed to completion, and he hopes to have it In full operation in the course of sixty days. Hobby Walt hour, the famous south ern bicyclist, who formerly lived in Brunswick, having defeated every thing In inis country, has announced licit Iso is gohig to Europe and set tlie hoys over there a pace. Col. C. Hi It Green, of Texas, seems to think Brunswick's harbor is Hie best in the country, and we would not be surprised if tic and his mother, Mrs. liettle Green, did not make sonVe investments here at an early date The Taliaferro County News has found its way to our office. It is a uprightly paper, published by Messrs Alvin ii Ralph Golucke., at TrnwfordsvHle. and if there is any thing in a name, then the pnldU-n-rs of the News should have a till mens Use of atleec.-s. Morbid curiosity has reached a cli max in this country, when precautions must be tale 11 to protect the body of an tmtiaw. At the Oregon penitentia ry the other day, vitriol was thrown on the iace of Harry Tracy, the dead outlaw by the superintendent, wuo explained that this step was necessary to keep the body from I icing stolen and placed ou exhibition. A PRETTY LOVE STORY. As old as ancient traditions, and as inexorable as the laws of fne JVfedes and the Persians, is the trutn of that old maxim, “Love laughs at lock smiths.” Tti.s human nature law is no re specter of persons, and holds sway o'er the hearts oi prince and peasant alike, and in the end generally adds a triumph to Cupid's galaxy of victo ries. The most notable case of tins story of .ae heart is now weaving a very pretty; romance over all Europe in general, and the Gorman empire in particular, and in a way effects not only the happiness of the crown prince of the German empire and Miss Gladys Deacon, a well known and very beautiful American girl, but involves the future emperorship of Germany, and may cause serious dip lomatic earl liquakes. II seems that on a recent visit ef the crown prince to London to spend some, time with his great uncle, King Edward, lie chanced to meet .Miss Dea con. who was a guest ef tie (inches: of Marlborough. II was a ease of love at first, sight,; “eyes leol-.ou love 111 eyes that spake again” Tito de bonair prince was a willing captive to the graces of the dainty American; they led tiie cotillions together in lie very select el roles of the English no bility, and at the end of a few weeks. In the spirit, of a true wooer, he pre sented his sweetheart wilh a magnltl cent ring—the gift of his fatoer. the kaiser, proposed marriage, and forth with received hurry-up orders to re port to liis paternal ancestor at Ber lin, Then followed a stormy inter view between irate father and love sick son, in which the young man was given peremptory orders to forget his dream of love wim, the the statement that no Hohenzollcrn prince should ever marry a girl of common Ameri can clay, it matters not how beautiful ly It chanced to he mo.ued. The prince threatened m do as did the Austrian archduke, who took the name of John Orta, anu. renounced his rig.i.s to the throne for the sake of the woman he loved. The prince said lie would rather have the heart and hand of tne American county than rank or purple, or even the throne of the German empire. Just how ibis very romantic auair of the heart will terminate, we of course, know not, but at any rate, here’s to tne crown prince; may he have the manhood to stand by the woman he loves, crown or no crown and if he does, and weds the woman of his choice, it's dollars to doughnuts he will have the kaiser's forgiveness, and at me same time have a princess well worthy of the title. Emory college very property let Pro lessor Sledd take a slide. Miss Kate Beeiing has been nomi nated by the republicans of- Mon is Count}, Kansas for eounty treasurer A dispatch from Topeka, says with reference to her campaign for the nomination; 'Tne young woman de feated three of the best known and wealthiest men of the county, wle. im mediately offered to go on her bond of .iC i.ni'ii. Miss Peering captured the coin - ution with her grace a. and beauty.” Chairman Griggs, of the democratic congressional committee is muea gratified over the action taken by the retail butchers in their convention just closed. He believes the butchers have set on foot a movement which will make more democratic votes for representatives than anything outside of the direct work of the committee and Die democratic cam paign orators. Pierpent Morgan is munificent in millions, but in his office it is said that otic clerk, when not doing mes senger service, is engaged in slicing (>ff the Hap siue of all used envelopes and preserving the fronts in pads for scribbling paper. The mail of such a nouso is enormous and the saving thus affected is not Inconsiderable. The saving of envelopes and newspa per wrappers is gradually being aff predated in other large banking houses. •fiifi BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. „ CUBA, TOO. ' The new republic of Cuba will bor row |:i.'..otio 000, and the uses to which it will be pul will show that Cuba has some people who have acquired the pension t abit. Of the $35,000,000 it is said that $4,000,000 is to be loaned to the distressed sugar planters, who are so heavily in debt that the banks will make no further advances to them About $3,000,000 will go to pay old debts contracted by the Cuban Junta a*ul the remainder of the money will go to the men who served in the rev olutionary armies. They got no pay while they were lighting the Spaniards and it lias been tacitly understood ever since Spain gave up,the island that they were to get something when an independent Cuban government had been established. By the time this loan is used up Cuba will be ready for annexation to the United Slates, wuere we make a specialty of granting pensions. MANY CHEAP RmTES. Southern Railway Offers Opportnuity of the Season. For Just one .lay you can buy a round trip ticket from'Brunswick to i itner of the following popular re sorts at the prices named: Asheville, n. C., $10.00; Ilrevard, N. <’., $10.30; Flat Hock, *. C„ $9.20; Hendersonville, N. C, $0.30; not Springs, N. (’., $11.25; Saluda, N. C., $0.10; Trying N. C., $0.10; Waynea ville, N. C., $ 11.25, Ocean View, Ya., $12.50; Old Point Comfort, Va., $12.50; Virginia Beach, Va., $12.30. This will be a rare opportunity to visit, tlte "Land of the Sky” for less than half tie- regular fare. Tim tickets will ho on sale August the 20th, and will be good returning until SoplormiT 4th. If you are interested, call on or tel ephone, C. L. CANDLER, General Agent. Soutaeni Railway Cos. Try Rob Roy flour. NOTICI'i Save your umbrella irame as J. Ex tmwifeh, 422 Newcastle sircpt will recover it for SI,OO anu guarantee it to be eijuat to any new $2,50 um brella. lie also manna umbrella* to order. Comfort for the Feet. Soft corns, bunions, ingrowing, club, gouty and brittle nails, fetia odor and perspiring feet corrected without pain. THE THOMASrSVTI.I JO. (!A„ CHtltu.'- ODIoT, Oglethorpe liutel Barber Shop. McDuffie's Tasteless Chill Cure will build up broken down systems and make the blood rich and healthy, cer tain cure tor chills, guaranteed or your money refunded. Price 50 cents. At W. Joerger'B. The D-rt Comes Out In stead of going fti, when you send your clothes to Jim Carter. Let his boy come lor your clothes lb,one 2:.J2 Rob Roy flour. New Methods Are always being adopted for Ike benefit of customers at Jim Garter's clothes cleaning establishment. Bing telephone ~;>;>2. W. M. TUPPER & CO., Forwarding and Shipping Agents Lighterage, Towing and Marine In surance. Correspondence Solicited BRUNSWICK. GA. IS YELLOW POISON In your blood ? Physicians cal! it flalarial Germ. It can be seen chaaging red blood yellow under microscope. It works day and night “First, it turns your com plexion yellow. Chilly, aching sensations creep down your backbone. You fee? weak and worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It enters the blood at once and drives out the yellow poison If neglected and when Chills, Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen eral break-down come later on, Roberts' Tonic will cure you then—but why wait? Prevent future sickness. The manufac turers know all about this yel low 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—lt will cure you, or your money back. This is fair. Try it. Price, 25 cents. ; r -*<■ ' )-■ (I- ! fit;)))(;’( ( vV DtO . 1,(.’0 (- V - . The Little Huckleberry, mat grows alongside our bills and mountains contains au active princi ple that has a happy effect on tne boweis. It enters largely in Dr. Big ger's Huckleberry Cordial, t ie great stomach and bowel remedy .or Dys entery and Diorrhoea Sole bv all druggists, 25 and 50c bottle. Why pay SI.OO for a bottle of urcti nary whiviskey when yon sail get the genuine Wilson's at Julius May's for $1.00? ONE CENT AWORD If you want a position, a house, a aervant, or want to find anything that hat been lost, or want some thing that someone else has, ad vertise in this column, FOB SALE.—Two good mile.; cows. Apply to K. L. Nobles, S2O E St. WANTED. —At once, a good delivery horse. A. C. J oners, 210 Newcastle tit. iMd cod BENT Nice airy front room tor rent. Apply at 711 Gloucester street. WANTED —At once, six or seven room bouse close in. Address box 166, city. LOST. —Cherry-colored so.v umbrel la, witn monogram "M. K. on me handle. Finder return to News office and get reward. FOB BENT.- Two nice, large front rooms, turnisned; bath room counecl -1 to. Apply 211 Union street. WANTED,—Five loot roliei top Jink. Apply to Cbii.-i. o. iidscli oc Cos. FOB SALE —Itaober stamp**. seals, stlnoets, etc. Agent Underwood Type writer. Will B. l ain, 312 Newcastle street FOB RENT. My cottage, wi.Ui mod era improvements, No. 212 Union Hi. I‘ossdSsion given first of August. J. D. Sparks. FOUND Bateau at sen. Ownu can have by describing same and pay ing. cost and advoilismg Coney Parker, WANTED. Boar.b r. . (o-a. ,ein : or couples can obtain nice coo. coiuforta file rooms and hoard at f'i Monk, lutes reasonable. FOB SALE. One young i. oi- ■w. gives ten to twelve qifitl'i I la.'. Apply to Captain Chiu icy Aiul> : -oil, Soutu Wolt atret-i. LOST'.- Engine keys No. l-o >. In tween freight, and pie -n r di-pol Kinder return to C I. stein . an . c.-eive reward. GE08G..., WAYNL COUNTY Notice is hereby given that, tin :u, uersigtied, by authority yf au order ot tho Court of Ordinary Ot Maid county made at the July term, lari, of sa; court, will sell a- ptibnc outcryy be tween the legal hours of -ale, on tht first. Tuesday in September tl*..*o2j, be for© the court ho lido door m aiu eounty, in the town of •.-■o.. i .ia to tin- highest and best bidder, all oi the undivided one-seveni,, .i-. i int- i cst of the estate of the late Martha I’opwell in and to unit tract of land lying in said county of W,./no, and ex tending alscymto Glynn county, Gt-or gia, containing four hundred and ill ty (4uo) acres, mure or te , an,; bounded as fo.iows, and to say; West by the Oh] Post road, south by Akim land and vacant lan .; east ay Wait and Townsend s land and vacant land, and nortli by lands of George V Pup well, Junior, aim M. W. Arnou; sac tract, being particularly described ii the petition and map attached thereto on benalf of Georgia Nail, ndnnhistia trix. of the estate of the la’ g- on . \V. Popweil, Senior, praying leave tn sell the other six sevenths 0.-ii undi vided intbrest in said tract, now of file and record in said court. T-mm of sale, cash. Purchasers pays for ti tie. This, August -4*h.. 11)02. J W. MANNING .Administrator of the estate oi Mar tha Popweil. t.rIORGIA. WAu.E COUNTY: i he undersigned hereby gives noticr that, by virtue of an order of tin Court of Ordinary of salt! conn y granted at The November lum last, she will sell at ptioiic out ! cry. between the legal su e hours ton the first Tuesday in September next (1902). before the coui housr door in said county, in Jessup Ga t( tne highest bidder, all of'tne inulivld eil six sevenths (tl-7) iutcrest .if tie estate of the lat-' George W Popweil the senior, in and to ail of t int tract of land, situated and lying partly ir said eounty ami partly in L.ynn conn ty. said state, containing four hun dred and fifty (Lei) acres bo there more or less, and bounded tbits- Woe by the Old Post road; south ny ‘land, of Akins an-1 vacant lan.is, cast by vacant lauds and lands of Ward and Townsend, and north by latius of George W. Popweil, the junior, and M. \\ . Arnett; said tract is fully and particularly . escribed in the petition oi the undersigned for leave to sell sai.i six-sevenths interest in the same, and the. plat attaeaed luereto. now o. file and of record in the sai.i court. Terms of sale. cash. The purchaser pays for titles. This, August fin 1902 GEORGIA NAIL. —ministratrix of the estate of Geoigc W. Popweil, Senior. GEORGIA, .i YNN* COD Xii. Whereas. C. P. Goodyear, ad mini* tratoi of the estate of J. I). Oxher, in Georgia, represent* to the court in ois petition that he has rally adminis tered said estate: This'is therefore to Cite all persons concerned, kindled and creditor, tc show cause, if any they can, why raid adminintratoi shorn., not in discharg eu from his administration ami •ax-civr letters of .lis dismission or ;..e Monday in September Uu'i. This, August ii. 1 9* 2. EDWIN DART. Cl rk of Ordinary. Swan's Down flour Is he best. H. S. White's cough tm-d:. In- a sure cure. 25c.. at Hunter Sal,- . ..-rp Quinine shampoo, rue latest for ladies' hair. For sale only at Clarks tonsorial parlors. THE BAY IRON WORKS Manufacturers and Repairers of Machinery fnpTnp.s Saw yiils fIIMUIMNUI LiMQIMV Vl *!••• v Marine work a specialty. Packings, Fittings and Supplies, Estimates furnished free of Charge. 629 Bay St. f W. R. DART, CLAUD DART, I ■ 'resident and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. 1 THE PICK OF THE FOREST has j been taken to supply tho stock of lum tier in our yard, aiul nowhere is *ft : olhe to fin 1 a mure complete or sal. :a tc>ry Ktock than we otT‘*r to our castorners. With t'ne quality the Ik-sc. /in prices c'l't- tno lowest fop the qmU ‘ty* e?;> wi-f-re. ami s hat our not k doubly desirable. Phonr ih? Lang & Wood. PLANING MILL. Phone 19?. NO fvi i STEHY. If- la no longer a mystery why \VU non. the Photographer's business so steadily ,acreages m magnitude. The reason is quite envious to ajiy one ,dking the trouble to investigate. Step in and see the quality of work ne is maaing, and you will no longer wonder —if you ever did. The proof ia the thing—come and satisfy yourself. Through Cars to Savannah. To accommodate the Increasing trav el between Brunswick urid Savannah the douTurrn Hallway will hereaft-.il •peraU- two extra coached on t’ne train leaving Brunswiuk at 6:25 a. rn. every _ and- i.aii! all who desire to spend the day in Sa vannah. ' J. W. CONOIY, Notary Public and Ex-Officio Justict of tee Peace. Office, 307 Ncwcast.fi strt ot McDuffie’s Little Blue Liver Pill makes bue people bright, cleanses the system of all the deleterious and uu aealtny matter aud makes anew person of you. 25 cents, at W. Joer ger's. The IB**sic >iue wul otann double rail} trips to tit. .Simon juer Sunday caving Bruuaw.ck at ;i,;;0 a m. and 330 p. m. i cunning at 11 a, m. and ti t day at the island and a large crowd; Alii gO. Something new—quinine shampoo for ladies Get it at Clark’s barber -hop., Ju!.,r.- May is selling Wilson wijis ney ut SI.OO per qiiait. Notice of Retrieval. Until my new quarters are ready for occupancy I will share the office wilh* Mr, C. W. Deriling, next door to Dr. Burrougiit on Newcastle Street, C. H. JEWETT. Bob Hoy Flour has no equal. We Will Fix You. If you want the best class of clean ing ami pressing done, and at the very Cheapest prices, call at the Un ion Ch un mg and Pressing Club, at No. 610 Monk street. Don't never think clothes look too had. for we can make them look like new. W'e will send for arid deliver free of charge. UNION CLEANING AND PRESS ING CO., 510 Monk St., Edwin Martin, Prop. Swan*. down flour, absolutely' pure; try it. i •■■o.trs.ty ot Georg.a. The 102.1 session of the University I of tin. stale will open on September: ‘JSth. This institution is orgnni/. -.1 in! three depart meets, Academic. Law ami Agricultural There is no tuition fo; residents of the state except in the i law school. In agriculture the courses! have been increased and enlarged so i as to embrace a short winter courste, j a one-years course and a lull course, j Boom is furnished tn both the old and I m-w dormitories tree, and excellent' board is supplied in Denmark Hall at ss."o ucr month. Cnancellor Yv'. B. Hit; ai'i he iad to supply a handsome book and catalogue on application. There s only one pluee. in Brunswick where (h.U'nes are cleaned and press ed by scientific, methods, and that's at Jim Carter's; RESTAURANT, FOR LADIE3 AND GENTLEMEN. Whore ycu wTU be properly -served with the best the market affords, at reasonable price*. Oysters In any style. Everything new apd clean. OPEN TILL 12 O'CLOCK AT NIGHT ERNEST * ARNHEITER, 217 NEWCASTLE STREET. wTSmpster Manacer REPAIRS bICVCi.ES, GUNS. TYPEWRITERS AND SEWING MA CHINESj, and general mechanical REP'AIR-SHGP. Successor to J. A. Montgomery 503 GLOUCESTER STREET. Prempt and Thorough Attention and r*' Prices Reasonable. 1 Yin ■ n you vrstt Mlivminaly call and Have you yes \<iminc(t proparlv and glasses fiUcdjputt not Mono Improve >our Vision but .will *Preser%e your Siylit. Dr. M. SCHWAB & SON, 4 7 Bull Strvi t. Uhi( is business 'Seed With Is? . Uooaune we are conipetout. careful and accurate iii our pi'cacriptfou do liurtmnnt, and all tbo'dijc-lors know it, arid feel that When a bottle hears our label it contains just what was pre scribed ;uul the beat and purest of drugs—never any adulti rations, sub stitutions or changes. The host and purest for ifie sick aud suffering is our watchword in compounding prescrip tions. Our trade is continually increasing from the practice of i,.e above meth ods. Follow the.crowds and you will surely fetch up in good company at Hunter-Sale . Drug Go. ’PHONE 37. Birth Place of Pure Drug*. Typewriter Headquarters. Do you wish to buy, stdl or rent a machine c£ any description? You will find It to yiur interest to call m me. Can eel! you a ty pew writer 'it such a price and on such terms that you will not miss the money, C. H. JEWETT. f | Whiskey I I Distiiled especially dor us. It is the: :best whiskey in: “Brunswick; call: dor it. For sale: pniy at cur bar s J lIDEWENSniNSj : 2 00 -Monk StJ VftfcWONT WHiSKEY is.Flht, T*O,* August is,