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SUNDAY MORNING. BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWB PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LCAVY Manager C. H. LEAVY Editor. LOUIS J. LEAVY. Jr City Editor. JTrertlslng rate# made known on application. Church and other char- I£Ss!e organization notices published at halt the regular ratea. Advertiser* Heading their ada. dis continued must notify the office in writing. U*!#l* SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Term# to subscriber* In the city and by mall tree of charge to all •■aft* of Che United Slates and Can at*. Mexloe, Porto Rico, Guam. Phil- Ififflne Islatldß and Hawaiian Inland*: P Month ♦ WO 81* Months 2 o 0 One .ear 6.00 Phone lit. .. I l! *J.. 1 J l1! 1 --.l Ehtered at the Brunewlck. Oa., poitofSce. al aecond-ctaa* mall mat ter. Hon. Emory Speer hae deelgnated the Brunswick Daily News as the offlolal organ of tha United State* Court, In bankruptcy proceeding*, for Glyn county. -T-— — PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The New* Publishing Company de alrea it to be distinctly understood that all legal advertisement* must be paid for in advance. Wo cannot afford to devote our apace to such advertise ment* and wait on the court* for the money. The Weather. Sunday—showers. Si. ■ ■l!.’*BB8' I W.W!W- Mil ■:•'■■■' 'I. Turn on the light. The Vindication Club —Carter, Rath bone. Alger. There Is too much Bryanism about Tom Johnson. Jamea Kalamity Jones may miss the pie train after all. If franchises were car lines Bruns wickians would ride. The cure for insomnia—borrow a policeman’s uniform. Read every advertisement in The News today. You will profit by It. There Is no doubt auout some of the Jury commissioners being experien ced | i JJL The weaker man owes us an apol ogy. He said it would be fair yester day. Roosevelt should, by all means, re turn Hooker’s call, while on his South ern trip. Tell the truth now—lsn't the News the best paper ever published in Brunswick. Glynn county is settiug .ueiu a pace. The grand jury trust is tne latest and we lead the world. The newspapers are devoiutg large amount of space just now telling the farmers how to farm. Brunswick has a variety of profea sional men. From the corn doctor to the jury commissioner. Judge Gober has been appointed by Gov. Candler to till the unexpired term of Judge Hal. T. Lewis. Mr. Professional Juror, you are not in It with some members of tne jury cfltamission. Turn on the light. . . Georgia’s trouble, the legislature meets next month. But let us not trouble trouble till trouble troubles us. George Ade should open a school of slang as it seems to be the fad now, and he is every way qualified to teach it _ . If General Alger really becomes a candidate for senator in Michigan, tnere will be ’ beefing” and all kinds of it. ' ■ The way the papers are nagging at Mr. Bryan b-ads us to think that thev believe in punishment after (political) deata. If all the Spaniards Teddy has kill ed should return to life, become Amer icanized and vote for him be would certainly win. Can't somebody think of something to lakfothe place of the mother-in-law jokes'.® The string on these has cer °u|- THAT JURY REVISION. Since Its Incipiency, in fact with the very first issue, The News announced that it would not champion the cause of any particular faction in the local political situation in the county or tne city. How well we nave lived up to toe principle then ennunciated, is best evidenced by reference .to the files of the paper; we have had no enemies to punish in the first year of our exis tence; no political friend3 to pander to, or reward in the present. Indeed the lessons of the past have made it manifest to us that the nowspaper that expenses or condemns any and all measures because of the party (locally of course; that fathers them, will sooner or later he lost in too quag mire of ignominious failure. However, in the cause of right we are now called upon to condemn un equivocally the work of a portion of the body politic of the present county administration. We refer to the re rent work of the jury commissioners of the county of Glynn in revising the jury lists. By a carerul perusal of them we find that men of unquestion able character, Intelligence and abil ity, who are tax payers and in every way qualified for jury uuty, have been cut from both the grand and petit jury boxes ot the county and that too, with an exactness as to past poli tical alhllation that he who runs may read. New names have t>een substituted, and those thus placed on the usts are in no wise the better citizen than those who have been deprived of the constitutional right of passing upon, the lives and liberties of their peers and participating in the matters that mostly effect the public weal. Again it is passing stwuige that with one single exception (that one be ing out of the city for months) all the other members of 'the commission were placed in the jury box. Was not that a little queer? We know of a number of gentle men In the city, who are large prop erty owners and at the nead of busi ness eonqerus of great magnitude, who have been dropped from the jury boxes. ,/ny was tms done? After once being placed iu tne box, what should be necessary to disfran cnise or disqualify a juroj? The law provides that two fifths of (he tax payers shall constitute the jury list. Following this law to its logical conclusion, it would not have been necessary to drop the names ol any jurors, save those disqualified for cause. A simple addition to the list, of those who have removed here during the last two years, and in that time had become qualified jurors, in the matter of taxes would nave met the demands of the law. It appears however that the jury commissioners took the matter in rheir own hands and deprived citizens of a right, who were even more en titled to recognition, than some of the gentlemen who compose the board. It seems to us tnat some narrow raindedness has been injected into tais work which should nave been done without regard to" individual enmity or small petty personalisms. At a later day. we shall throw some more light on this subject and we promise certain gentlemen that the rays will not be altogether ethereal ones. In conclusion, it should be remem bered that the jury box is the most sacred function of the people, it is our greatest safeguard, involving the rights. liberties and tne lives of the masses m l this is no place to vent malices and fight cut personal dif ferences. In the election held in Vermont Pst Tuesday for a governor no choice was mane. The constitution of that side requires that the successful candidate stall receive a majority c£ all ‘h - votes cast, and if a failure to elect occurs the election is thnvn into the general assembly of the state. In the election held Tuesday no candidate for governor received a majority of all the votes cast, hence the legisla ture, which meets in October, will set tle the matter by electing a governor. teT* -Z' - - • 2 THU BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. AERIAL NAVIGATION. The uncertainty of aerial navigation has been demonstrated again by the failure of t..e big Denver balloon to get far on its way to New to New York, and the Philadelphia Record is led to comment as follows: “The in evitable storm caused me balloon's 40 descent before it had passed the state line. Nearly half a century ago a leading aeronaut, accompanied by a newspaper man, traveled from St. Louis almost to the Atlantic coast, passing over Lake Erie and landingun injured. Many times since then long journeys have been attempted, but witnout success, while many lives have been lost. Some thirty years ago all arrangements were made by a New York newspaper to send an experien ced man in a monstrous balloon across the Atlantic, but when the great bag was nearly inflated it burst, and the scheme was abandoned. After capturing the seashore and the mountains the summer giri will re turn to college—ft is tne professors time to capture. The man who has been wearing a panama *~t should not get mad at the bill for his wife's autumn head gear is presented. General Joe Wheeler naa been doing ali kinds of stunts with the nobinty in London. We hope the General did not wear knee breeches. Yes, Maud, a professional juror Is a man who has been serving a little less than a score of years. We refer you to the jury commissioners. The young man wrote his best that he had just purchased a fine Panama. In a sweet little note she said "1 know you look handsome in your pajama." These little mistakes will occur. Your name was taken out of the jury box because you wasn't EXI’EIU- I'TNCEI). For lessou in habitual jury practice we refer you to the jury com missioners. They are graduates. The legislature of Mississippi Is seriously considering a bill to prohi bit bascimll during the cotton picking season, because tha negroes prefir playing the game to working iu the fields. A Glynn county fariuei who re ceived a News subscription circular • La.. . no Vo, taken a paper n* u* v life, i alnt got time to reid it. He is evidently telling the truth in the first part of ais statement. ihe secret service man who was with the president's party to protect the life of the president Wednesday lost ms own life. He should be re memoeied by the government and by the people as one who died at his post of duty. According to the .nadison Adver tiser, the "biggest thing for Middle Georgia is the small farm well tilled.” The “smalt farm well tilled" is more profitable than the large ones nalt worjied, and is the best thing for mid dle Georgia or any other section, adds the Columbus Enquirer-Sun. The life of J. Pierpont Morgan is insured for a larger sum in London than that of any other man excepting Kink Edward. That is the method adopted by English investors, and a large number of shrewd American imi tators. to protect themselves against a break in the stock market in the event of tne death of me great finan cier, A l>ojr In n Glove. There is no question that the beagle is a very old breed. Early Roman accounts of England contain refer ences to the beagle even by name. Books published from about 1580 to 1010 describe several varieties of hounds, including "the little beagle, which may be carried in a man's glove." That the miniature hound was extremely popular at that time was evident from Queen Elizabeth keeping a pack which were also said to be small euough to put in a glove. This statement is frequently ridiculed when it is not understood that gloves of that period were not the present day kind, but gauntlets reaching nearly to the elttow. What became of those glove beagles we may surmise from what we know of the results of later attempts to maintain jeieks of beagles of 8 to 10 inches high, the result after some years being weak puppies that fall short of the flue qualities of the lifHeTTtiuting dog when they are grows up.—Couciry Life in Amerlcf. Remarkable Reason,, For Duels. Colonel Montgomery was shot lu a duel about a dog; Colonel Ramsey In one about a servant; Mr. Featherstone in one about a recruit; Sterne's futher In one-about a goose, and another gen tleman lu one ill,out a bottle of an chovies. One officer was challenged for merely asking his opponent to pass him a goblet; another was compelled to fight about a pinch of snuff. Gen eral Barry was challenged by a Cap tain Smith for declining wine at a din ner on a steamboat, although the gen eral pleaded as an excuse that wine in variably made him sick, and Lieuten ant Cowther lost his life iu a duel be cause he was refused admittance to a Club of pigeon shooters. In 1777 a duel occurred in New York between Lieutenant Feathorstonehaugh of the Seventy-fifth and Captain Mc- Pherson of the Forty-second British regiment in regard to tbe manner of eating an ear of corn, one contending that the eating was from the cob and the other contending that the grain should be cut off from the cob before eating. Lieutenant Featherstoiieliaugh lost his right arm. the bail from his an tagonist’s pistol shattering the limb fearfully, so much so that it had to be amputated. Major Noah lost his life in 1.527 at the dueling ground at Ho boken in a simple dispute about what was trumps in a game of cards.—Lon don Tit-Bits, Tl*o v*rm: Kel. Young eels in passing up a river show tlio most extraordinary perse verance in overcoming all obstructions. The large flood gates -sometimes fif teen feet in height -oil the Thames might lie supposed sufficient to bur ttie progress of a fish the size of a darning needle. But young eels ha vc~7i whole some idea that nothing can stop them, and in consequence nothing does. Speaking of the way in which they as cend flood gates and other barriers, one writer says: “Those which die slick to the post: others, which get a little high er, meet with the same fate, until at last a layer of them is formed which enables the rest to overcome the diffi culty of the passage. “The mortality resulting from such ‘forlorn holies' greatly helps to account for the difference in the number of young eels on tlielr upward migration and that of those which return down stream in the autumn. In some place* these baby eels are much sought after and are formed into cakes, which are eaten fried.”— London Standard. — pin iit iit u His l*rt*ft*ii(*f*. A young lady who had been pouring ten at a function lu a suburban town, having toward the end of the affair become somewhat fatigued, sat down In it quiet corner of the room, where slje witnessed the following Incident; A young man came lu and made Ills way to the hostess, greeting her and apologizing for his lateness. “Awfully glad to see you, Mr Blank," said the hostess. “So good of you to come, and all the way from New York too. But where is yom brother?" “1 am commissioned to tender his regrets. You see, we are so busy just uow that It was Impossible for both of us to get away, and so we tossed up to see which of us should come.” “How ntcel Such an original idea! And you won.” “No.” said the young man absently; “1 lost.”—New York Times. Ifl* Mittitonp. Young Husband (picking up bundle front table)—What have you here, love —something for me? Young Wife—Yes, dear. Lwent shop ping this morning expressly to buy them for you. I hope you'll like them. Young Husband —Like them! Of course I’ll like them if you bought them. But \vhut an- they? Young Wife—They’re nightcaps, dear. I heard you tell Sparkles tUitMiiornlng that you’d go down to the club with him this evening and get a nightcap, and 1 made up my mind at once that I’d save you that trouble by seeing that you had spine in the house. Just open tlie parcel and try them on, won’t you, love?—Pearson’s. The Hewnrtl of Kintlnenß. A kind hearted man in New Zealand had a sudden shock a little time ago. He was standing on a railway plat form giving apples to a circus elephant caged In a cattle truck as the circus was on the move. The train startl'd, and the elephant, not to lose the last apples in the basket, promptly seized the man in his trunk and carried him along with the train. The train had :o be stopped and the kind hearted man rescued from the trunk of the travel ing elephant Barred Out. "He seems to be no longer iu your set?” “Hawdly.” replied Cholly. “He’s such deuced bad fawm. y’know." “How is that?" “Why. when the fellah bets on s hawse wace he sometimes w?r.,s, y’know. instead of losing like a gen tleman.”—Chicago Post A Cheery Pair. "Do you remember,” said Mrs. Grumps, “when you asked tne to mar ry you?" "Yes," said Mr. Grumps. "And 1 said ‘YesT ” “I remember it We both always did talk too much.’’—Washington Star. Special Rates to New York. From October 3rd to 6th. inclusive, the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to New York ana return at the exceeding low rates of J 24.25. For lurther mformation. schedules, and sleeping car accommodations call 08. C. L. CANDLER. . Gejjgra} Agent. THE —s BAY IRON WORKS! i Manufacturers and Repairers of Machinery, Engines, Saw Mills Marine work a specialty s Packings, Fittings ■ • and Supplies, i > Estimates furnished t ree of Charge. ; 629 Bay St, ’ W. R. DART, CLAUD DART, *■ .'resident and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. Julius May is selling Wilson wais key at SI.OO per v uart. WILSON WHISKEY, WILSON WHISKEY, WILSON WHISKEY, WILSON WHISKEY, WILSON WHISKEY. V,it SON WHISKEY’, At Junus May s> at si.uo per quart. Typewriter Headquarters. Do you wish to buy, sell or rent a machine ot any description? You will hud it to ye ar interest to call in me. Can aell you a typewwriter at such a price and on suca terms that you will not miss the money. C. H. JEWETT. New Methods Are always being adopted for the beueht of customers at Jim Carter s clothes-i leaning establishment. Ring telephone NOTICE. Save your umureiia frame as J. A* trowitch, 122 Newcastle strqet will recover it for SI,OO ana guarantee it tube equal to any new $2,50 um brella. lie also mas os umbrellas to order. ALI. KINDS OF CALIFORNIA WINES is CENTS A BUTTLE, AT ii. S'EIdUS, 225 GIIANI STREET. TELEPHONE 212 2. If you want your lccie repaired rig*.? ffi’jug it ip ex-grteucei work mho. h. J Ole wine, 505 Gloucester street Until furUier notice this company will close its office at 6 o’clock p. in, and no deliveries will he mad a after that hour. BRUNSWICK ICE CO. A fine lot of pampas grass plumes, Wiide or golden for sale at 10c each. J. C. BALDWIN. 106 D Street. Something new—qui,nfne shampoo for ladies Get It at Clark's barber shop., Gale Seminary. Begins its school year September . 1902. Brimary. Academic, College Preparation; Music Ait, and Elocu tion. # system.of Education thorough and progressive, the excellence oi its mor - al -.raining unsurpassed. MATTIE .) GALE, SUSIE R. GALE, i rind pals. Regular Through Trains on B. & B. Regular through tra.ns are now be ing run on the B. & If from Brunswick to Otlermau. Ine train is a mixed one, and the passenger and freigu. traffic is good. Phe B. &B. Is moving torward steadily, and is doing goo, work for Brunswick. Rob Roy flour is the best. Have you tried it? Sitter Uw School HSIVtItSITV OI VinoiMA. In V:rnnia mount aim. sf-q Sumjner. July 1 toSeptein* l*r l, 10f*j, tf* W* I 1 afuJty. Haipfui to begmiierw: to cjßli*lm*k for the hat k nnd touraettUoners who have* uw itml eysteinaiD instruction. For adtbtse' B. C. MlJJiyi. Secretary, €h*rlotus> llle, v *. Notary Public and Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace. Qffice. 307 Newcastle Street. wS"WILL BUT OLD FUR niture or we will clean it up just as nice as ft ever was. For a trifle. Phone 12. J. W. WATKINS. Notioe. 1 beg to announce to my friends and the public that 1 have removed my business from Newcastle street to Og leUyrpe and Bay streets, between Glmieester and Monk. I shall be pleased to serve all who use feed, and fan supply them in quan tities or from one sack or bale to car loads, to suit any- one's wants, at the lowest possible prices. Telephone 93. J. M. BURNETT. Miss Kate Slater wishes to call the attention of the ladies to her new fancy' work in battenberg and renas aunce work. A GOOD LUNCH. The Arcade is now serving the beat lunch in the city, and Hits pepui&r place should be liberally patronized by tbs public. COAL AND WOOD. CONEY & PARKER. SEPTEMBER 7. Wht-n you visit Savannah rail nud^M tliive you Lyes Examined M pn.pr-riy and gla.—lit to I that m-t ulougjH Improve your Vision - blit \S ill . M. St |Tvb\ls M ;. Luii sir---I,: Xilii( is yjusin 1 With Is? Beoauhe we are competent, careful and accurate in our prescription de partment, and all the doctors know it., and feel that when a bottle bears our iabel it contains just what was j i > scribed and the best and purest of drugs—never any adulterations, sub stitutions or changes. The best and purest for the sick and suffering is out watchword in compounding prescrip tions. | Our trade is continually increasing from the practice of tue above rneth ods. Follow the crowds and you will surely fetch up in good company at Hunter-Sale Drug Go. ’PHONE 37. Birth Place of Pure iftdkvm tJcnie. Tais celebrated tonic is in growing demand. The season of the gravest need is approaching. - Indigestion, JR liousness, Jaundice, Chilli and Fever, Sick Headache, pains in tne back and kidneys all depend upon malaria, aul Bellevue Tonic cures them all in aajr form, W. J. BUTTS, The Druggist, linen you want a load of good wood for 75 cents, ’paone 13S-3, or call at yard, corner I street and ate. Span’s down flour, absolutely pure; try It. Swans Down Flour. The Dirt Comes Out In stead of going in, when you sijed your clothes to J'm Carter. Lot his boy come for your clothes. Paone 2532. DON’T MONKEY WiTH THE BUZZ SAW. 0 by buying lumber of unreliable deal ers. When you want anything in lum ber come to us. We will fill your or der accurately and promptly. We will give you just the lumber you want at just the right price. You can always save money by placing your order with us. Phone 197. Lang & Wood. PLANING MILL. 'Phone 197, Bob Boy flour makes fine bread.