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dta office in •WTltl ' • - S, i-TION RATES. Terms rtubscrtfiers in the city and l*y mall trio ot charge to al ~a rt a of the United .Rates and Gan via, Mexico, Potto Rico, Ouaui, l’lil) Ippine Islands and Hawaiian Islands: Per Mouth *.,'r i Six Months if" One -ear 6 - 0<) Phone I*B. Entered t the Brunswick. Ga.. postoffice, as second class mall rnat. ?pr. - Mon. Emory Bpeer has designated ‘he Brunswick Dally Mews as the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for Oiynn oounty. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The Rows Publishing Compnny de sires It to be distinctly understood that all legal advertisements must be paid for iu ftdvaure. We cannot afford to ’♦vote our space to such advertise ments and wait on the courts for the monev. *• Let the fight he a clean one. Cut out (ho mudslinging. 1 It takes the 'jsissum to cattft the coon -vote. Talking about that pass hill who ever heaid of a legislator giving up anything? The Montgomery Advertiser says "Brunswick, at last, has a first cions newspaper." The Tsinpa Tribune says: 'Don't try to drown your hoiy nva in a mg. No. A barrel is larger. jg; : t Kven before President Roosevelt • wrote bis message he knew w bat would he said. Tne newspapers told him. I Up to last week the fame of the •possum as a political power was con fined io Georgia, but now it is getting to be a national vote grafter. The old saying “you can't keep a good man down,” may be true, but some of them are “mighty” dusty when they get up. Wheti $2,000 can be raised lor ln<- tory purposes In less luatj throe min utes at an ordinary board of trade meeting in this city I D a good hen! thy sign. •The Camden County Hustler has been succeeded at Woodbine, by too Southeast Georgian, with Ur. A. K. Swift and Mr .1. S. N. Davis. Jr., as editors and publishers. The Darien Gazette says. TANARUS!:, bi 1 of Senator Symons, of Lie fourth, t.i fix and proscribe tin 1 ! ministries of land adj a cut to or cover si by or !.< r deling on all tidewaters of the state, and to prescribe nil riglus of owners of such adjacent lauds wPui.i such boundaries and lo define navigable tidewaters, has passed the son.to. This bill is rtf vital importau'e to our seotloil and we ’nope It will pa ; , 'he house and become a law. A KEYNOTE. In an address made at tne mass meeting held Friday night ilm. K.l win Brobston toucaed upon a matter that should receive the very hot eon •Iteration of the people of this city generally. Mr. Brobfitoti wants mote aih ijtiate school facilities ill 111':;,' Al l; ;|IIU he! has sounded a key net a thar shells. ' and will be taken up oy the pc ><>K end carried on to success. It Is a deplorable Rtat? of affair when the children, or at.least, i put of them cannot be •; lucate 1 lor the simple reason _t nut the c is not s JlTi cient room in bite city schools .<> ac-' commodate them. It D a condition that calls for a spee!> remedy an 1 it is to be hoped that It will very soon meet the attention u menu. 4l some, nought to .right here . * woman finds a pe on in the seductive crl • first, glimpse the prices of s listed in these seems tempt ugly low. The other points to lie con sidered never seem to enter her cakra lalions. The cost of jiostage or ex press, tne iinconvenience, the unsat isfactory nature of many previous dealings or Die probable disappoint ment that may accrue In regard to the purchase -al! these points are Ig nored by the average man and woman. The very fad that a garment , a bat. or ;my article that has been bought out of town, seems to lend it a glamor, a value, wholly disproportionate to its real merit. The average man or wo man thinks only of the few cents' benefit accruing to iiis or her Individ ual poeketbook in regard lo this mat ter. The larger view, their duty to the town that affords them a living is ignored. Asa result, of their disregard of this duty many dollars go abroad that fnight better stay at home, to t ne advantage of ottr merchants, and often to that of the buyer himself. The man or woman who Is above the average in regard to Brunswick’s good and also the law of reciprocity in tills matter," who puts the general good of our city and the share he or she may have in its upbuilding ahead of his personal advantage, waives the question of a few cents difference In price, and patronizes home concerns. He or sue religiously seeks to help and encourage the merchant whose pros perity and success will contribute to Brunswick's prosperity and success. This is right. This indicates a high er, nobler conception of one’s duty as a citizen. This conception of duty is what makes prosperous towns. The man who believes In Ills own town and patronizes home merchants, who indi vidually does all in ills power to help his own town, is a valuable iTizon. This sort rtf citizen is what we need, I ess of the average or below the aver age, and more of those, above it. Men and women who seek first to promote the growth anil welfare of their city rather than those who selfishly con sider only the small individual gain. JURY SYSTEM BAD. Referring to the friction between newspapers and tne court in the mur der trial at Houston, Tex., the Hous ton Post makes the following edito rial ijpmment: “Toe "rejection of jurors in a local murder trial beeanse they had roan newspapers unit formed opinions,' again calls attention to a serious fault in ottr jury system, or rather in the rules of practice In such eases. “In this iluy there is no intelligent man wlio does no! read newspapers and form opinions upon the narration of facts as they appear. The Judge themselves ifn it. and it would be just as reasonable to disqualify the tales man. The judge and the talesman alike are men with open minds and may be trusted to form new opinions on Ihe evidence and the law developed in the trial. “The application of this rule simply refers tho administration of the crimi nal law to men who do not road news paper:'. to tin- unintelligent, the un thinking, the Idle and the vicious. “Know!ng the difficulty its securing juries under this absurd ntle. judges have deemed it neoessnry, as in the ease in Harris county under consider ation, to forbid the newspapers to pub lish the testimony lest there be a mis trial and the whole available jury list, be disqualified by having read the tes tony. “The l lilttre of justice along these liin'-y is what gives rise to mobs, Un <h r the exclusion of reading men from til,' Juries it is easy for tue defense to obtain Indeed it is dlfftfftlt to avoid obtaining—some juror who will insure a mistrial, and a mistrial Is a halfway step to acquittal. "When the law and its administra tion are marked by such follies it need not ue surprising that the mou should nave a contempt for the court and proceed to administer justice is the primitive way." .AT WE NEED. Hoard of Trade and tae people Brunswick generally arc finally turning their attention to a subject which should have had attention many years ago—factories. Show us a eity in all the country without them and we will show you I one eommereially stagnant. After all they are the very bone and sinew of business world. They furnish employ ment for labor, skilled and unskilled, and through their medium tne marts of trade are kept thoroughly alive. Brunswick needs them and if we ever hope for more commercial pres tige than we have at present we will have to have them. Virtually the only Industry we have is that afforded us in the way of shipping. Even tually the great, lumber and na val stores forest will have neon <!<■ muled and as much as we re,'pel to realize it. It win cause a correspond ing decrease in shipping lines. Waal, then, will take Its place? At Its meeting Friday the Brunswick Board of Trade, in a very few miutes set the people of this city a splendid example by appropriating some two thousand dollars for the purpose of in vestment in some small factory. This was not an appropriation, let It be un derstood, by that organization, but the amount was subscribed bv Individual members who chanced to lie present. This is a splendid illusl ration of what can be done if our people will but make up their minds to a condition and not a theory that surely and tru ly exists. The people of Bruswiek have never encouraged factories in the proper way. A few years ago a shoe factory was started here. How many Bruns* wick merchants patronized it? A brewery was founded, but-Schllt*. Bud welser. Chattanooga and Acme beer still found its way to Brunswick in the usual quantities. A cotton factory suffered the same fate and a number of others. The people of Brunswick, sooner or later, must learn the le.sons (hat have made other * cities great, ami strong. Let's get together and pull for factories. A writer In Good Housekeeping for October gives figures on the uniiealth ftlless of carpets that are enough to put the carpet makers out of business. Mr. Willson, the author of this article, asserts that ne placed a three inch saucer on the unswopt carpet of a tenement house floor and in five min i utes seventy-five germs ‘settled on it. After sweeping the floor the saucer was found to have twenty-seven germs on its surface. Tho News this morning contains sixteen pages, one hundred and twelve columns. Tile largest paper, except special editions, ever printed in Brunswick. Goes Like Hot Cakes. "The fastest selling article I have in my store," writes druggist C. T. Smith, of Davis, Tty., “is ltr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, because it always cures. Iu my six years of sales it has never failed. I have known it to save simmers from Throat aud Lung diseases, who could get no help from doctors or any other remedy.' Moth ers rely on it, best physicians pre scribe it, and all druggists guaran tee satisfaction or refund price. Trial bottles free. Regular sizes, otic ami sl. Sound Kidneys—Perfect Health. I The use of Smith’s Sure Kidney cure will produce both. Try a bottle •and bo ctwviuced. Your druggist sells i U for S(L Quinine shampoo, the latest for ladles' hair. For sale only at Clark t tonsorial par "tj. Try Rob Roy Flour. Tt is the best i Game ts in season. Wlson has just received a fine lot of quail. The Arcade. Respectfully announces to its many friends and patrons in Brunswick and surrounding country that we are pre pared to till their orders tor any oi the leading brands of whiskies on the market at popular prices. All goods will be delivered to out of town cus tomers free of express charges: . W. W„ Wilson, Old Saratoga, Louis tit*. Yellowstone, Paul Jones. Duke ot Cumberland, Monogram. Belle of Bour bon and a number of others Including gins, wines and popular brands ot beer. Our bar is replete with all that goes to make up a first class establish ment. Pool amt billiard tables kept in an up-to date condition. We serve an excellent lunch trorn 11 a. m. to 1 p, m. PHIL KEELER. Sore Hands Red Rough Hands Itching Palms and Painful Finger Ends. ONE NIGHT SOAK the ftani. cn retiring in a strong, hot, creamy hither of CUTICU R A SOAP. C ty. ni anoint freely with CU flCf 'RA OINTMENT, the gtu: -skin cure and purest of tm 11. :nts. Wear, during; the nigh * ■ of 1, io use kid gloves, with the finger cuds Cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For red, rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching, feverish palms, with shapeless nails and painful finger ends, this treatment is simnly wonderful. Trillions of PeopSe Uhr CiiTi' t'RA Soap, inwostnl Ctti ( (ira Oiwtmknt, for preserving, purify ing, amt beautifying tlic akin,for oleauni rj* tlio scalp of crusts scales, aval dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for** fteu ing, whitening, and soothin'? ru r< Ufth, and sore hands, for baby rashes, aud irritations, and f*r all the of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Mill ions of Women use Cuthtira Soap in the form of baths for annoying inflammations, < haf ings, and excoriations, or too? o or offen hivt> perspiration, in form f washes for-ulcerative weakn show, and for many sanative, antiseptic | . which read ily suggest theuisclveu to women. COMPLETE HUMOUR CURE, sl. (j >nDhtina“ fCir TI < r;: aSo ai • (2.V •.), to clei we the crusts Aud scales, and soften the UdcVcncJ cuticle; (.TTicnu Ointm* vt, (Mw.). in- PtHiitiy allay Itching, Inflammation, aud trrt lotion, and toothe and fIOTICi KA ftw*ot..Vß>rT riLLAft-te.). tne •it‘w chocolate ;..:t I ntYtltiite for liquid 'Solvent. to uool aud cleanHC (he loood. A SkT is often Hiifllclcnt to cure the mm'itst awe, os pcclulJy of baby humour*. Hold thr**ajr(KHtt th worjrt. V % OtiwrtechouiiA OQ-, ißludon. 3 ' IH-jiOJ; 6 li* ie Pan pari*. Potter D*uu and 'Jaxw Coiir^ProfiAa ONE CEN t AWSRD It 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 vertlse in this column. FOR itK.NT--Good rooms, furnished, Apply at tihti (' street. FOR KENT. —Desk roopt on ground floor. Good location. Address F„ care News. Vv AiViKO.- mu so nit us leoo. Light work and best of eare. Address S. J. TANARUS„ cure News. WANTED - A tloOft, smart boy, or young man Can at once. (lea. W. Harper, the grocer. I’OK KENT Upstairs of residence -|u| t! street. Suitable for light iiomsekocpiug. *x FOUND- Stiay cow, drab colored, white luce, marked crop in one ear underbit in the oilier. Enquire at News office. FOR SALE—Rubber stamps, seals, stineeis, etc. Agent Underwood Type writer. Will 11. Fain, 312 Newcastle street LOST A I'ißiale pointer pup, about two months o.d, white with pale yellow spot. Please return to W. M. Baker, I Halifax street. FOR RENT Two five-room houses. Apply to Mrs. C. 11. Colesberry, 121 N. Amherst street. WANTED Young lady who under stands stenography and typewriting to do ligtu bookkeeping and office work. Address Box Itil, City. FOR RENT ,ny house on Union street. Possession given December Ist. Newly Painted and in first class condition. .!, D. Spaiks. PERSONAL Morphine, opimtg laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself cured. Will inform you of Harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs. M. A. Baldwin. Box 1212. Chicago. FOR REN i —Two large and ele gantly furnished bed rooms, centrally located. Bath, electric lights, phone, in fact, all modern conveniences. Ap ply at Sir, Union street. TOR SALE.—Hillery Islano, contain ing 22 t 2 cares of high land, suitable for truck farming or for poultry. Also a six acre reservation on Blythe creek known as Crescent Bluff. For parti ettiars eall on f. Jos. Dautlinger. WANTED Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. We have inquiry for from three to five rooms in nice neighborhood. Parties want to spend winter here. Brobston, Fendig & Cos. SALESMAN WANTED—To call on doctors only in behalf of the leading firm in the business. Established trade. Position permanent. State ex perience. Address. P. 0. Box §SB Philadelhpia. WANTED—Position as clerk in either dry goods or grocery store, E. A. Wainright. Atkinson. Ga. FOR RENT —Six room house cor ner George an- Albany street. Price sls per month. Apply to K. R. Hop kin*. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEfiTg, MUST EAT LONGER. New Rate For West Poll:! Cutlet* Cos Snhuerve Health. T.’nliki- tho members of tae labor un ions. the cailets at Ihe Mi :tar? aeaile uiy at West Point like to rut the time for dinner as short as possible, says tin- New York Tribune. Dinner hour runs from 1 to Nearly fifteen inlnut s of this time is taken up in man-liing to and from the mess hall. Heretofore the future generals have Lurried things along and generally left the mess hall In less than half an hour. Captain Franklin of the commissary department thought the good things he was providing for the soldiers were too hurriedly appreciated, and the post - ur geon’s opinion coincided with the cap tain’s. That is why an order was is sued the other day commanding the cadets to sit forty minutes at table, en joying their meals. The time for going to and returning front mess will take up the rest of the hour. I*i n; iioiik* lluoin. England ts going wild user the new and fascinating game of table cricket, which Is said to possess all the bat ting. bowling and fielding characteris tics. of the British national game. It. bids fair to become a formidable rival of ping pong, which the Britishers have foisted upon us and which in America, says the Dilil Fellows' II aid. is now on its last legs. Our l!In Tin* applo crop of tho I'nitcd States for 11*02 Is estimated at KOXmurK) bar rels against 27,000,0**0 1-irnls iu 11*01. Wilson’s U p to Da tc Restaurant COT YOU, HEADS TOGETHER AND DECIDE TO EAT ——at Wilson's. Oysters in any style. Game always on hand All kinds of fish. OUR DINNER ExceiS anything offered anywhere. JAS. W. WILSON, Prop. Phone 321. OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT. - YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVAN TAGE OF THAT DISCOUNT IN AD VERTISING IN SUNDAY'S NEWS. WOOD Oak and Pine B. H. DANIELS, Phone 134-3 DON’T MONKEY WiTH THE BUZZ SAW. 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 & Vvood.! PLANING MILL. ’Phon* 17. KENNER MILLINERY CO. 310 Newcastle Street. LADIES —See our select line of ready to wear and Dress Hats. They are beauties and our price is right. Our Children's Hats are up-to-date. Accordqon Plaiting done. Orders taken for Stevens’ Garments. Mrs. Laura S. Webb, Vice-President of Women’s Democratic Clubs of Northern Ohio, | IKKF. ABI. MAN Y the change of life which was , hL- fast approaching. While vis- Tc lih women be- iU ng with a Iriend I noticed twe n the ages of W" that she was taking your •li am! ■>'>. but there arc fj Wine of Caqjui,and she was very few if. over 55 1 Y F so enthusiastic about it that I ami CO V " • i ere. Ti e decided to try a bottle* I ex- rertencea some relief the first eh.-.wm of bio o*min" to Sooth, so I kept on taking it a woman near her fotty- for three months and now I four!it year, cither makes y rl p,ura s. u>ia. menstruate with no pain and her an invalid or gives . I shall take it olf and on now her anew lea-e on life. Those who until I have passed the climax. Ido not , 1 „ , dread it now, as lam sure that your meet this change m .1, health sc - q{ Cifdui will of great benefit dom live ten years afterward, while j at time.” a woman who law aside the active , , , „ Wine of Cardtti is the remedy to duties of womanhood in health sol- ” ,uo J dom fails to live on in happiness, rc-in£orce a woman agamstlne shock years alter she has passed CO. This that comes with the change of life, is truly a critical time. ! It re-establishes healthy functions .Mrs. Laura S Webb, of Toledo, j after yean of suffering. In doing Ohio, recognizes the change of life j tins it has saved thousands of sof as a dangerous period and she also ! **rers just in time. Do not wait lias faith in Wine of Cardui. She until suffering ,s upon you Thor v i , ough preparations should Ims made ‘' . , . , ~ . iu advance. Begin the Wine of As I had always been troubled more , or less at the menstrual period, l dreaded Cardui treatment today. WINE of CAftDVrSMiP” -- THE • BAY IRON WORKS Manufacturers dntl Repairers of Machinery, Engines, Saw Mills Marine work a specialty. Packings, Fittings and Suppslie I stimates furnished free of Charge. 629 Bay St. W. R. DART, CLAUD DART, .'resident ami Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVAN TAGE OF THAT DISCOUNT IN AD VERTISING IN SUNDAY S NEWS. Merchants will sa\“ 30 per cent by having their job work Joue at (ho News Job oftice. For Whooping Cough use OHE NEi’o EXPEC TORANT, Competent Workmen are , the only kind employed at dim Carti r's Clothes Cleaning and" Dyeing establishment. If you want tho best kind of work done cheap go to Carter, or ring phone 253-2. BiUiousncss and liver disorders at this season may be prevented by cleansing the system with DoWilt’s Little Early Risers. These famous little pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gen tly, but copiously, and by reason ot the tonic properties, give tone and strength to the glands. Joerger s Pharmacy, W. J. Butts, Smith’s Pnaimaey. Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life. It yon .vunt lo restore your kidneys to theii i 'un . cate take Smitli Sure Kidney Cos * ;>u cents at druggists. Americas Famous Beauties Look with hoy Tor on skin Eruptions, Blutcues. Sore:-. Pimples. They don’t have them, tor will auy one. who uses Bucklen s Am a Salve, it glori fies the face. ‘Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish before tt. It cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains. Infallible for piles. 25 cents at ail druggists. If you want your bicycle repaired rig! ♦ v ri”T it to an e:> -crteace t work- | man. B. J Otewine, 503 Gloucester j Something new—uuiuiue shampoo for ladies Get It at Clark’s bai Per shop., Bids Wanted. .On or before' November 24th. 1902. the commissioners ef roads ana reve nues of Glynn county, will receive bids for putting in a cement floor in the county jail, same to be filled wit a - r * iten sin Ms aad cement ami top of olio and a half inches of cepient. Also tor foe raising of three chim neys at the court house,, chim neys to be raised even with'(lip roof, with hood over top of each. The com missioners reserve file right to reject any and all bids, h'ot" further infer mation apply to J. .1. Lott, chairman, or A. O. Townsend, clerk Commissiort esr on Roads and Revenue GOAL. AND WOOD, CONEY & PARKER. Roy Roy Flour 1* tts best. . NOVEMBER 23. Don’t Miss the Opportunity OF Having vour Eyes Examined And the Proper Glasses r them when you again visit Savannah. Our examination (which is free)) de termines exactly what you require. We handle .nothing .but the .Best Lenses anal Frames made. We guar antee satisfaction to all. Dr. M. SCHWAB & SOU. 47 Bull Street, Use Dermiool For Chapped Hands and Face Sedalgia Tablets for Headache Hunter-Sale Drug Cos. 'PHONE 37. Birth Place of Pure Drugs. Bear m Mind t That we Sell EM HIV AiNL) LOADED bHELLs. Fire arms, cutlery and spcrtir.a goods. Fishing tackleT GUN AND BICYCLE REPAIRING. P .0. KESSLER 2Q6i/j Monk. Lh'iioa if you want to see every thing and up-to-date in fancy work, juat go to Miss Kate Slater's Millin ery parlor*.