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TUESDAY MORNING. BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager C. H. LEAVY Editor. LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr City Editor. Advertising ratea made known on application. Church and other char itable organization notices published at hall the regular rates. Advertisers desiring their adx dis continued must notify the offlce in writing. aULUSCaiPTION HATES. Ternn to subscribers In the city and by mail tree ot charge to all narts of the United SUtes and Can ada. Mexico. Porto Rico, Guam. Phil ippine Islands and Hawaiian la, aims. Per Month Six Months “““ Qne .ear ' 600 Phoiu* IIS. r 1 1 Entered at the Brunswick, Ga„ postolflce, as second-class mail mat ter. Hon. Emory Bpeer has designated the Brunswick Daily New* at the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for Glynn county. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The News Publishing Company de sires It to be distinctly understood that ail leg*! advertisement a must he paid for in advance. We cannot afford to devote our Bpfcce to such advertise ments and wait cm the courts for the money. , Or*ni morning, Aledrman Smith. ~ Unuißwick was wet in all kinds of ways Sun.lay—but then. Senator Depew says the trusts arc good things. Who would exeprt tills particular senator to say anything else? It is now Oovemor Terrell in fact and the state of Georgia may expect a clean, honorable and able adminis tration. The Commoner insists with each issue that W. J. llryan is not a candi date for the presidency. The country knows that hotter than the Common er Itself. Y J. T*. Morgan has made forty two mill km dollars this year. If he con tinues to make as much each year and lives to a ripe old age, he will have all the money in the United States. Lady Somerset, the great temper ance worker of Knglatid, said at Port land the other day that drunkenness was on the incroaeo In England and that It was making a decided growth among the women. Incidentally she made the statement that she under stood that women were drinking more than formerly in this country. The Atlanta Journal says: "It is understood that the lion. Lee Rainey, of Terrell, changed his miml about introducing a bill to prevent the drinking of spirituous or malt, liquors ivn tre capttol premises. It is further from the capital to the Kimball House than he thought it was." The old veterans arc to gather in, Columbus today in general reunion. We wish the old follows a jol'y time of It. They are rapidly pm sine into the great beyond, and their noble ser vice in the past mtpteH them to the greatest .consideration at the hands ol our people. MUST HAVE A REMEDY. The serums damage to the mer chants in the vicinity of what wo can now call "our flooded district" calls for some prompt action h.v the mayor ami board of aldermen, as this sort of thing is liable to occur any day. The News is not an engineering jour nal and ha oplnicti as to a remedy would carry no weigut but wo do know' that there is some remedy and the matter should have immediate at tention. If we have no engineer in Bruns wick who is aide to remedy- the trou ble it behooves us to get one and lose no time in the getting. Our business houses and our homes are not safe at present and no mat ter what the cost may be we must bav e the matter attended to. CITY FINANCES STATEMENT OF GEORGE H. SMITH, CITY TREASURER, FOR MONTH OF AUGUST, 1902. RECEIPTS. AUGUST 1, 19C2- Amount brought forward... .$6,780 16 Phil. Goethe, taxes 38 10 H. Adams, taxes 2 10 C. A.Stelnor, taxes 9 20 Mrs. L. D. Gornto, taxes.... 2 15 Chas. A. Martin, taxes,. 1 18 Victoria Buggs, taxes 13 31 Lucy Lester, taxes 1 80 Fred Wilder, taxes 4 50 Mrs. M. V, Rowland, taxes.. 22 E.S D. A. Rowland, taxes 1,9 78 G. W. Hortman, taxes i 40 Clarence E. Clark, taxes ... 10 rot Alice Monrott, taxes . 8 60 W. 15. Newkirk, taxes 5 41 J. S. Newkirk, taxes 3 43 Duncan Wright and wife, taxes 29 75 Mrs. Pearl Joel, taxes 6 o t Dog tax 3 00 Mrs. W. .1. Price, lean 8 00 Mrs. W. .1 Price, lease 8 SO AUGUST 2. Sylvia OiUlari, lutes 3 rr, C. F. Tait, taxes 4S 88 J. D. Malton. taxes.... 2 70 Lena Talbot, taxes 5 36 Alice Pryor, taxes 3 ’0 J. A. Ilarralson. taxes ! 35 Mrs. M. H. Nightingale, taxes 23 Id P. M. Ninghtengale. taxes.. SI W. E. Thomas, trustee, taxes 1 f'(T W. E. Thomas, taxes 4 08 Marshal, police flues, exets., coots, marks, and brands.. 84 95 Dog tax 6 00 W. .1. Jarark. license 12 50 (’has. Summered!, taxes. 2 63 Jacob Fonda, taxes 5 36 Mrs. W. H. Bowen, taxes.... II in J D. Rooney, taxes 2 75 W. E. Cooper, taxes 2, i t Phillis Washington, taxes... 5 19 Cyrus P. Roberts, taxes 13 95 M. Elkan, taxes 106 65 G. W. Jones, taxes 4 20 G. W. Jones, taxes 40 AUGUST 4 Mrs. A. M. Caldcr, taxes.... l 40 It. E. Bowers, taxes 2 70 Miss Clifford Cargyle, taxes. 24 46 Mrs. S. E. Cargyle, taxes.... 28 64 Mrs. M. C. Fleming, taxes.. 33 32 AUGUST 4. Rtisendo Torrais, taxes 109 93 Eat. Mary 1,. Torras, taxes.. 26 78 it. Torras. trustee, taxes.... 36 56 Pablo Gel phi, taxes ;o 5 Gabe Brown, taxes i 21 J. if. Brown, taxes 2 83 Burnett Ash taxes i 62 Jane Fanner. taxcH ,35 Robert Williams, taxes 1 61 Charlotte Robinson, taxes,. 2 73 Flora P. Harmon, taxes 7 18 Martha Larkins, taxes t 06 S. S. Fitzsimmons, taxes 5 8$ J. H. Gilmore, taxes 340 Vincent Penelmd, taxes 37 55 C. C. Colilns, taxes. z 98 Vincent Pern-had, cemetery lot inn Robert Williams, license.... z fdl James &. Cos, license 26 00 Street tax 12 do Ddg tax 13 Od AUGUST 5. Ella Myriek. taxes 9 Bat Horan, taxes 15 :>n Lewis & Cnarlty Burrell. tatt* l 78 Beauregard Tumlin. taxes.. 3 32 Bog tax 1 no St. Tax g 00 AUGUST 6. Bog tax 3 00 Street tax 4 on Abbott & Cos., license 12 r>o A. (j. Pyles, lieenso r> 00 Mrs Sarah Abbot,, taxes 5 71 Emma Neselqttist, taxes ... s us J. M. Pilts, taxes 5 1,7 A. E. and Mrs. E. Wenz, taxes HI 35 A. E. Wenz, taxes 53 nn Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, taxes 22 do Mrs W. E. Evans, taxes ... 70 V. R. Mitchell, trustee, taxes is S3 Fred Baumgartner, cemetery lot 1 no AUGUST 7. Eliff Olsen, taxes 4 4g Street tax •> , M i Bog tax . I 00 Johnnie Register, 'license.... 5 oo Isaac Bingham, license 1 no EliiT Olsen, lease m AUGUST 8. J. F. Norris, taxes 3 59 Mary Grant, taxes 5 43 M. & L. Stewart, license.... 5 op Street tax 4 00 Bog tax ■;;; , „ 0 AUGUST it. City marshal, police tines, imp. fees, marks, and brands,. 37 00 Worth Myers, taxes j 23 V. F. Way. taxes If, sit A. M. Way. taxes 4 30 B'ff tax 7 00 AUGUST 11. Christopher Fraser, license.. 1 00 Lula Horn, taxes 4 97 Amos Powed, taxes 7 jjg •Idles Aidige. taxes ' . •> John Weun. taxes 4 73 IVnnip Johnson, taxes 75 J tl. Bohne, taxes 3 m son Street l'ax ...... g AUGUST 12. Jeff Pinkney, taxes 3 34 E. J. Lincoln, taxes ' 70 left Pinkney, license 5 pp AUGUST 13. Andrew Rodins, taxes •> I t J. B. Morton, taxes 9 •T. K. Cornelius, taxes 9 pj Butler Kelt, taxes ’’ J; 3.4 Willie Larkins, license 1 J>,\ Street tax ' ofl Bog tax " A , H) AUGUST 14. Atwell Braxton, taxes. $ 73 Mrs. Carrie W Wallace, taxes 1 fcs I. A. Mcßeynolds. taxes.... 5 is Henry Grossman, taxes •> Misses M. R. * S. C. Hazie iiurst. taxes ~| sr 1 atura Coley, taxes.. .... . . . . "5 93 Mrs. Ida R, Davis, taxes... 33 93 Street Tax , THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. AUGUST 15. Bills Payable note No. 422..5,000 00 Street tax 2 00 Dog tax 6 Oo AUGUST 16. City marshal, police fines, exeuoittlons, marks and brands 74 60 A. F. Arnheiter, taxes 18 70 George Clark, taxes 2 70 VV. A. Stuart, license 1 00 AUGUST 18. Street tax 4 00 ■Dog tax 3 00 VV. R. Redding, taxes 1 82 Lucinda Mason, taxes 2 55 R. E. Blair, taxes 2 10 Caroline Harris, taxe5....... 28 Mrs. C. IT, Ward, taxes 5 78 Rebecca Williams, taxes.... 1 33 Mrs, F. M. Taylor, taxes 5 57 Dog tax 4 oo Street tax 20.00 Annie Clark, license 5 op Victor Ward, license 1 Oo Terminal Transfer Cos., license son AUGUST Ift. George Lyons, license 10 00 Lyons Bros., license 10 00 A, Kaverrah, license 10 oo H. Waiberg, license 2 50 Jerry Levada,s, license 10 00 Dog tax 2 00 Mrs. C. Busliee, taxes lo 61 .Mrs. R. J. Ames, taxes 10 12 Phillip Moss, taxes 1 42 AUGUST 20. Amelia Armstrong, taxes. .. 6 48 Rise Williams, taxes 3 8.5 J. M. Burnett, taxes 76 I, Elizabeth Moody, taxes 2 61 Street tax 6 00 Dog tax 3 00 Rosea Thomas, licenser .... 1 no Eli. ZisKimato. license 10 oo Chas. Sims, license 1 00 Rebate, July account Bruns wick L and W. Cos 46 42 AUGUST 21. Ada I. Kenmm, taxes 2 55 Annie Higgiubolham, tax--*. . 357 Annie Higginbotham, lease.., 2 on Stri-et tax 12 00 Mrs H. S. Gould, license.... 5 00 . AUGUST 22. Mrs. Julia Scarlett, taxes.. To 78 Joint P. Golden, tnxes 26 39 ! AUGUST 23. 11. .1. Roberson, taxes 7o Mrs. T. H. Cook, adininistra tcer, taxes I^ls Alfred Jordan, taxes T 72 Annie Barnes, taxes 3 gr, ,A. Banks, taxes 10 67 Oliver Wm. Evans, license. . 1 00 Street tax 2 00 Marshal, police flues, imp. fees, marks and brands.. 110 30 AUGUST 25. I Dog tax 3 00 G. H. McClure, taxes. 2 47 Mrs. S. E. Maddox, taxes.... 16 29 Stephen Houston, taxes 3 3:* I Mrs. M. C. Johannessen, taxes 32 29 j Fred Adams, taxes 98 Joseph Macks, taxes 1 .;;; Annie Higginbotham, e-aso I eo 1 AUGUST 26 Louie Brock, liecam..,. . 1 01; Street tux j | no Dog tax j (.0 W. 11. Edt-nfleld, f.txes. .. 3 >5 ‘Mrs. J. A. Brown, taxes 5 50 I Henry Robinson, taxes 5 33 Thu-s. Capers, tax'-s .... ,"l Minerva Graham, taxes.. 2 87 J. M. Moseley, taxes 4 ‘>9 AUGUST 27 Mrs. L. S. Morris, tao-s.. .. 18 20 AUGUST 38. Palsy Christopher, taxes.... 4 7.5 Prince Jackson, laxos... 2 31 AUGUST 27. Street tax j ,i<) Dog tax . j pp lloltbelb S. Mai.lig, "k-ense . 25 eo AUGUST :t. Sally Dennis, taxes • jo AUGUST ;jd, .1. H. SttraUn, nflfes.. ... 70 Irwin Hili, taxes 3 49 Chris. Arnheiter, taxes. 57 ~1 Bills payable, note No. 423. 5 eon 00 .1. .1. Spears, supt. sale maneo 75 Marshal, police fines, execu tions. costs, imp, fees, marks and brands -;.!2 47 Mrs. S, Goins, taxes It! Dog tax y 011 Street tax 1 pp Total $19,381 18 Examined, found correct .1111 ap proved September 9, 1902. T NEWMAN. M. KAISER. Finance Committee, STATEMENT OF GEORGE H SMITH. CITY TREASURER. FOR MONTH OF AUGUST, 1902. Disbursements. August 2.—Bay rolls $ 145 00 August 4.—Coups. July, 1902 50 00 August s.—Coups. July, 1902 105 00 August 9. —Pay rolls iso 50 Coupons January and July ,Bd2 7 00 August 12. —Southern Rail way 59 Coupons July 1902 10 50 August 13.—Coupons July. ■PJ"2 25 00 August 14.—Pay roll 20 00 August 15.—Bils payable. No. No. 398 5,000 00 Interest on 398 125 00 Rill-- payable No. 420 5.0 ml 00 Interest and discount 422... 103 33 August 10.—J W .8r00k5.,.. 13 00 E. A. Penniman in 00 Fay reds 175 50 August IS.—H. S. McCreary. 128 75 Standard OH Cos 30 20 E. J. Berne 2 48 ■T. T. Lambright. 6 00 Moses Daniel 7 59 Moses Daniels p 99 August 19.—T. B. Burns.... 29 75 Wm. Anderson 16 00 B. & B. R. R Cos. 1 S4 11. Glogauer g pp Bwk Ice Manfg. Cos 4 pp Colson Hardware Cos 7 70 A. H. Baker 16 00 P. G. Busbee 9 pp W. H. DeVoe 13 50 J. H. Tankersley 1 45 Thos. Keany 4p" 59 Bay Iron Works 2 15 August 20.—J. m. Burnett .. 214 42 Bwk Light and Water Cos.. 5 90 Bwk Light and Water Cos.. 928 33 August 21.—Coupo. July, 1902. 25 00 August 22.—Atlantic Coast Bbte 145 70 August 23. —Pay roils 169 25 ONE CENT AW©RD If you want a position, a house, a servant, or want to find anything that has been lost, or want some thing that someone else has, ad vertise in this column. FOR-RENT. —Two story house. Ap- i ply to Mrs. U. C. Cutes berry, 121 A di ners t street. Full RENT. —-Desk room on ground floor. Good, location. Address F., ! care News. FOR SALE—One horse, buggy,, and j truck, cneap. Apply to Aim -VI. Isaac WANTED--To lent three furnished rooms ior light house keeping, cen trally located. Adress E. I*. J., News oflin. FOR SALE—A lour year old Jersey cow with aeiler call. VV. B. Bur roughs. VVANimu.—noise ior Kb leeu. Light work and best of care. Address ri. J. TANARUS„ care News. IOR SALE —uuonei stamps, seals, stingers, etc. Agent Underwood Type writer. Will B. Fain, 312 Newcastle street CASHIER wanted at Wilson’s Restau rant. Apply ta own handwriting at mice WANTED—Four furnished rooms on first floor in good locality, clot s in for light 'nousekeeping. Address stating price, llox 153 City. FOR RENT —Good comfortable rooms for the winter, furnished and unfurnished. Also twosbory house near hotel. Apply this a Mice. FOR RENT -Two nice Fiv, Room callages. Water lumisned. On Mans field street. Call 011 George VV Har pcT.the grocer. FOR BALE—Six-ucrse p,\v.-r en giue, wood mill and saw counter, shaft and pulleys, grist m .1, cl load v for work, $250 cash, il. 11. 1.-mit-ls. FOR RENT.—Large house 203 Dart moutn. Beveu room, kitchen, bath | lux m and pantry anil a two-room house m yard. All in good condition. Ap p'y to I'. 11 Daniels. FOR RENT Seven room two story house. All modern i-onvcnienci-,.. No 29 Reynolds street, Possession given December 1 Apply 701 Glotucsiet street. FOR RENT- Nice office - <v Butt s drug store. Two rooms. $6. up. Apply to Urobston, Fendig Cos. FOR SALE. Battery. Best estali lishod place in the city. Trade from S2U to $25 daily. Rent reasonable. Good chance for any one. Good rea son lor selling. Address or can at City Bakery, Biunswu.,., Ga. FUR BALE. Nice two-story house on one of the host residence streets In Old Town. Cost $2.70U to build. Comparatively new and in good con dition. Price, $1,500. $35 cash bal auce S2O monthly. R. R. Hopkins. FUR SALE.—Hlllory Islaim, contain ing 32 1-2 cares of high land, suitable lor truck farming or for poultry. Also a six acre reservation on Blythe creek known as Crescent Bluff. For parti culars call on F. Jos. Duuflinger. LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN.—Cm dark brown Jersey. Short horns, pointing towards each other. Miss ing since October 15th. Answers to name of Agnes. $5 reward. Ap ply to NEWS Office. P. DEV ARRIS. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fruit*, Vegetable*, Eto. MONK STREET. Fre* delivery. Roh Roy flour is the best. Have you tried it? Something new—quinine shampoo tor ladies Get It at Clark’s barber sfcop.r Biliiousness and liver disorders at this season may be prevented, by cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These famous little pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gen tly. hut copiously, and by reason ot the tonic properties, give tone and strength to the glands. Joerger's Pharmacy, W. J. Butts, Smith's Paarmacy. August 26. —Chas. Ripka Cos. tLtd 3 77 August 21. — Mallory S. S. Line -1 55 August 28. — Int. and Disc, on note 400 ~ 125 00 August 29.—M. Edgar Wilson 5 .’5 August 3t*. —Jackie White. 4 Jackie White 1 00 B. & B. K. R. Cos 1 00 Fleming & Waff 10 00 Miliard Reese 9 uO H. A. Wreach & 50n5..... 11 50 N. Emanuel 05 pp F. E. Twitty 50 pp A. H. Leav.v 40 pp Kennon Mott 7 50 Int. and Dis. 011 note 423. 103 33 Kenan A- Wood 0 511 W. F. Symons 20 00 Incidentals 2 00 Pay rolls 543 pp Pay rolls 824 3. Pay rolls 365 Pay rolls 217 02 Brunswick News 7 Oo Mrs. K. D. Holendorf tl 84 Total $1:1.220 99 Balance 4,160 19 $19,851 IS Examined, found correct and ap proved September 9, 1902. I T. NEWMAN. 1 M. KAISER. __ Furnace Committee. h THE - BAY IRON WORKS ► Manufacturers and Repairers of Engines, Saw Miils Marine work a specialty. Fittings : and Supplies I Estimates Furnished Free of Charge. ► 629 Bay St, W. R DART, CLAUD DART, ► 1 -resident and Manager. -Secretary and Treasurer. Wilson’s The only up to date restaurant in town. QUICK SERVICE THE PLACE TO EAT Oysters or anything in season. Open until 12 o’clock Nights. JAS. W. WILSON. Prop. Phone 321. If you want the largest i LOAD OF WOOD in Brunswick for 7S cents, PHONE 206. TEMPLE’S WOOD YARD. 1 JUST ARRIVED. NEW GERMAN DILL PICKLES. NEW HOLLY HERRING. ftEW NORWAY ANCHOVIS NEW SARDELLES. SMOKED SALMON. IMPORTED CHEESE AND SAU SAGES AT NUSSBAUMS DELICATESSEN STORE. DON’T MONKEY WiTH THE BUZZ SAW. 1 K Stx rr~ w <>**?* "v ~ L\ by hoytng 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. La r g & Wood. PLANING MILL. ’Phone 197. I CLOCKS, t JEWELRY. J REPAIRED in the very best man *ner and at lowest prices for GOOD WORK. ' Pins put in breast pins oniy . 10c. We guarantee our work. EVERYTHING IN JEWEL ! ERY. Call and look. ; KENNON MOTT, 0. 0. The Leading Jeweler. 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. ! Inspector of watches for the' Southern and B & 8 Railways.; Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington daily at 11 a. m. Notice of Removal. Until my new quartere are ready for occupancy 1 will share the office j with Mr. C. W. Deming, next door to ; Dr. Burrought on Newcastle street Q. H. JEWETT. 1 OCTOBER 28. When you visit Savannah call and Have you Eyes Examined properly and glasses fitted that not alone Improve your Vision but will Preserve your Sight. Dr. M. SCHWAB & SON. 47 Bull Street. TRY Dr. J. A. Cole’s Celebrated Mouth Wash. Anticeptic Germicida Hunter-Sale Drug Go. ■ ’PHONE 37. Birth Place of Pure Drug* Bear in Mind That we Sell 6. UH *l4' -v,AP ■- EMPTY AND LOADED SHELLS. Fire arms, cutlery and sporting goods. Fishing tackle. GUN AND BICYCLE REPAIRING. P. O. KESSLER 206’j Monk. For Croup use CHENEY'S EX PECTORANT. USE ROB ROY FLOUR. Sjelleme 9onk. This zlebr ,ed tonic Is In growing ! demand. The season of the groa’etst ; need is approaching. Indigestion, Bil jliousness, Jaundice, Chilli and Fever, I Rick Headache, pains in the back and kidneys all depend upen Eu’aria, ad i Bellevue Tonic cures them all in any form, W. J, BUTTS, The Druggist, ITE, PORTER, 1007 Ct Street ! painter and paper hanger. Signs of any uescription. Agent for wall-pape mills. Drop me a postal. Phone 289-3 COAL ~ AND WOOD. 1 CONEY & PARKER,