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‘ FRIDAY MORNING BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. HI PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager C. H. LEAVY Editor. LOUIS 4. LEAVY. Jr City Editor. Advertising rate* made known on application. Church and other char itable organisation notices published at baK the r**nlor rates. Aftverusara deal ring their ads. dis continued roust notify the office In writing. - in At** SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Terms to subscribers In the city and by mall free of charge to all parts of the United Slates and Can a.la, Mexico, Porto Rico. Guam, Phil Ipplne Islands and Hawaiian Islands: Per Month , # - 5 ® Six Months -. 2-->° One tear 6.00 ' Phono 188. m ■ ■ ■■■*• . Entered at the Brunswick. On., poOtofflce, a* second-class mall mat tor. Hon. Emory Speer has designated **>• Brunswick Daily News as the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for t.iynn county. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The News Publishing Company de sires It to be distinctly understood that all legal advertisements munt be sal.l for In advance. We cannot afford to svote our space to such advertise ment* and wait o, the courts for the money. A raci' belwei n (’levoiatid nit<l Koor #velt would ho lively. In the froG excursion pidjcet every merchant should a dst. Th.' Augusta Chronicle is oKiilly ono of tho south's loading m*w.s|mpcrs. And even lo lh(‘ j toots have hmi something lo xay in the present cam paign. i •„ ~~ Algor returned lo Washing i ttm In mtjniph. ITo has <*Veued up with liia enemies ami uis anilnliim lias been gratified. Tito Now Orldhns I’leiiyuuo nays: ‘•ft in considered douhtful If the re puldleanigm of tno proposed now states can la* guaranteed an Andzimn wan democratic in (ho Inal oloetlnn and Oklahoma went mpobllcnn by n small mnjorily. Tin* prospect seems lo he (lint tTfo door of statehood will he floai'd against them Kveryt nlng these days is governed l)y party poll ties”. Congressman William (1 Hianlley Of Brunswick is befng talked of as too most promlncut gubernatorial timber . ill the stale. Georgia has product and Tew men of Congressman Urantley's ability and sterling qualities, and Whenever he gets ready to leave* tin* national house hi* will prove a very considerable quantity in tin* gubornn torinl. scnatorrlu! or any other race that he may see tit to enter. Atlanta Journal. An agent of tlie Curestry division of the agricultural department, who recenty traveled over the areas burned in September last in Oregon and Washington, reports that the devitsta tlon was niueh greater than had been sopposed. In Washington iiu* losses foot up $3,867.1100. and in Oregon $3,- 910.000. Over lou.otio acres of timber land were burned in three eountie of Washington, tin* loss in tuis section alone being fG.ttoO.fKW. Of vessels under construction. Mr. Moody says there wen* at the close of the last fiscal year S battleships. C armored cruisers. :i protect ml eruis *rs. *1 monitors, id torpedo bout di*- etrovers. 7 torpedo boats anil 7 ~nt> marine tints. The work on these ves aels is pronounced tar behind time, and the report says: "Tin department lias recently noti fied *ontiactors that they will behold to accountability for failure to push forward the work of construction with due diligence. jf such failure shall 'occur and particularly for any de- nitty .it any t me is * aus .by iSjglereucti being given to pri vate over public work. SECRETARY MOODY’S REPORT. In bis annual report, made public last Friday, secretary of ihe navy Moody ways: The most Imperative need of the navy today Is of additional officers. This condition Is acute, and alien the ships already authorized are completed it will be desperate un it -j, iht to i:- e;uly action.” Mr. Moody then presents a table showing that it is short 577 officers to below com mand rank needed for the serivce ahle ships on Ihe navy list, assigning to each the lowest number required. Beside these 577,783 officers will be required by vessels now building, so that lie- navy faces a deuciency of 13l> officers. This condition moves the secretary to recommend that instead of six, twelve men shall lie annually promoted from the ranks of enlisted men, and that the number of stu dents at the naval academy he imme diately ine’iieiised so tnaf. in three years the deficiency may disappear. -—i ■. a-nwi.. NEW TROLLEY INVENTION. An invention that will admit of the use <if n single trolley wire for double trucks, perfected, patented and made the lw ' of a stock company by Thomas .1. lturko, a young man of New Orleans, of the electrical firm of Bielefeld 1 ! A Burke, lias been made public recently by Mr. Burke, says the New Orleans Tliaos-liemoerat. Like nearly all great inventions: *it makes use of an obviously simple principle, once that principle is apprehended. The gist, of the contrivance which admits of the use of but a single wire is found In the following facts: The line of poles along which the wire would lie strung would be to one side of lint)i tracks. From each pole an arm would protrude out as far as the mid dle of I lie space between the tracks and would then bend downward. The trolley of each ear when set hi position would stand at an angle sufficiently great to bring its tip under the end of the arm from the pole, in the model Mr. Burke Ims Hindu the trolley ia es sentially the same ns that now found 01) rail s. It lias (lie friction wheel, but in addition to this it has a bow shaped cross arm that Is pivoted to the trolley .lust below the friction wheel. This cross m m may be allowed to hang with its tips down, or by means of a wire cable running to the base of the trolley it may he made to mskuiiio an erect po sition so that its middle point Is in eon tact with the friction wheel above, while its tips, through smaller pulley Wheels, tire in contact with the wire. Tin* how shape of the cross artn brings Its lips almost in contact with the wire, while tin* middle of the cross arm is ihe i! : uneter of the friction wheel away from the wire. The cross arm arrangement solves the problem of having two friction wheels pass one another on th%same wire. The curs going one way would 'have their cross arms brought to the position wlit-rc they He under the friction wheels that cult over the wire. The cars going the other way would have their cross arm . hanging down, so vhnt their fric tion wheels would be unobstructed front below. TV fie u ears going in opposite directions passed ono another, the cross arm that was up would afford a smi of track on whirl) would run the frietins wheel of the trolley whose cross arm was down, in a licit run itie ears going one way would always have the cross arms down, while those going tho other would have them up. On other lines the imaitiou of the cross arm would have to be changed at the end of each run. Among the many advantages that would be secured to a street railway using this invention would is* the sav ing of poles and the saving of wire and power. Probably the first road on which the device will be tried will be the Thihoiltiux street railroad. That road will make experiments in March. Mr. Burke is a New Orleans boy and was at one time a student at the Beebe school, lie lias Is’i'ti at work on the single wire scheme for several years. Within the past few mouths he and Mr. B*i'U'l'eklt have succeeded in per fecting the device, which has been pro tected by patents. Bantam chickens for sale by (\ iJ. Tail, 903 Dartmouth street. FOR SALE. Il'i.iKln orossUes, some of same dam aged by tiie recent tire on PUnt Sys tem wharf. GHO. it. SMITH, City Hall. Only the Best of workmen are em ployed to clean clothes at Jim. Ca rter's. King ’Phone 353-2. ROB ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST. Sound Kidneys—Perfect Health. The use of Smith's Sure Kidney i it will produce both. Try a bottle m*,| be convinced. Year druggist sells It for 50e \\ e are prompt—New* Job Office. Notice of FtemoVal. Until mv new quarter* are ready for hi cc.paaey 1 will share the office with Air- C. W. Iteming, next door to Dr. Bur.ought on Newcastle street C. H. JEWETT. <;*• >d dre*- -,s should have their ■'loth. i h-MU.-J and pressed by Jim Cam ■ He is experienced and will do you a good job. ITCHING HUMOURS Complete External and Internal Treatment, One Dollar. CUTICURA The set, consisting; of Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the skin of crusts f”% and scales, and (A softer, the thick cjrened cut felt, Cuticura Oint ment,to instant ly allay itching;, irritation, and inflammation, and soothe and heal, and Cuti cura Resolvent Pills, to cool and cleanse the blood, and expel humour germs. A Single Set, price SJ, is often sufficient to cure the most tortur ing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and blood humours, rashes, itching :, and irritations, with loss of hair, when all else fails. MILLIONS USE Cuticura soap, arKimtc'i l>\ o mm a Ointment, the great nUln < ure, * Ing, purifying, nn<t bejuitllylug tit*- 1 . • cleansing the ttealp of <ni*t , m mu I ■! ■ druff, and the Ktnpplng ‘d fa! Hug hn . Boftenlng, whitening, and Miotblug i t i . i , and wore !iulk, for labv n< be-. in i. , and ohaflngH, and for all tin l luirpi-H - •*f Urn toilet, Until, and miinery. Million and W"’ 1 • ■ UhoCUTIMIKA Soap In the form oi imrii-* i r annoying irritation*, inllanunation-, and corlattona, or too free m otion ie **■ f ation, In the form of wmdie- f< i u!< < i try weaknesses*,ami for mmn sanatu < pur|M>HPH which readily piigge-i t•>• - ‘ to women, especially tuotbei CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILL {Chocolate Con ted i an* a nev, tt • Icah, economical aiilMt ihifo for liw ’ • i lhittid rrritTKA kkhw.v ini,.- w• other tdood purifier* and humoi ■• ■ i t up in pneket vials, aOdoftofi, price. •old throughout th* world Bo*r.O ' • PiiiAtAe- British l)opr*o •>. < >b• ♦ • -rn - - inn. French f)pot. fl Kuffdo !• Pi* )'■>■ • i •tuo ahu Cum. Cum*., ttolaProp*, ll*t in. 1 a Rob Roy Flour Is good Sandy liul 'rtir.Mluli. Old Sandy who used to ■■< licet I;. mining royalties for tin; Duke of Ho: liton, wits a bit of n wag. Dm- do Kandy was Into for his Haiti lor It 110 HM, anil tliK only - way In* could . atoli his oounoi'tion wan by walking .01. the line. A certain gciiilcm m Inforio and Kandy that it was a- • I ■ : 1 ii:m lo ulteiiipt to cross by tin- i.iliwu.v, us there was a wntclnmi 11 sl.llioc.li n 1: . camp bridge, who would allow •• 01. to paws over it. "What sort o' countryman is he 7" in qulreil Kandy. “An Irishman,” was the iminedinti rejoinder. “Well,” responded Handy, “if he is Irishman I'll get over." And sli away lie wenL Coining up to the bridge, S.iiui,-. i-< pled the Irishman coming out to - him, but before Pul bail got ;i: breathe Sandy gasped our "l ! • pardon, sir. I see you’re a man oi .11 thorlty, and I have just to throw my Belf on your tender morci' -s ” ‘ Jttbers, go on!” returned Pat wlthoul a moment's hesitation. llad the watchman, Kandy p. say, been a Scotchman lje would have hail to light him, and had lie been a . Englishman lie would have had to and, bate the question. lYurson’s. V lll eri ca 11 MnnnerH. The ordinary Londoner Who lias n . had the good fortune to cross ihe At lantic is wont to picture his Am, ; ..hi cousin wearing a goatee and a victim to the constant chewing of tobacco and liberal expectoration. On arriving in New York he is amazed todiscov, 1 the goalee is conspicuous 1> iis ab sence, tobacco chewing utmuticenhlc and expectoration practically uni; -m 1.. lit this respect he finds tlic New 7 far more cleanly in his habits ti n i: . Londoner, more especially <m 1-1 cars and in public plan - Tie- m . strained indulgence of spilling mi . ,1 off the tops of buses ami in rnih. ;- trains and the random chew :m. a smoking of tobacco in and tiron 1 [,n. don are simply odious and tea! e 1. i\ cling intolerable and ofttimes ing even to a smoker. 1 lore tin- sir:::igi prohibition against spitting in pm.:,, places and the sensible regulation smoking are so thoroughly observed that traveling becomes a pleasure. 1 1 London would only copy the la,-si mirnldc example existing in New Ym In tills; respect, the Knglisli m, . -p, . would soon be rid of a most unw.-u ruutable and filthy habit. Cornered l-'rifK. Two Germans named respectively Rudolph and Ftytz were invited to a special dinner. It was impossible for Fritz to ii- • the temptation of stealing on. m t: silver spoons, so lie*Hl.i nageil 1c c, :■ ccal one In his boot without any one otiserving him except Rudolph. Rudolph also thought lie would Ilk. A spoon. When the guests had finished, he took one of his spoons and said fc the company: “You see dis spocn? Veil. 1 pot it dp my sleeve, so." Then tie waved his srnts about. “Veil, you vdl tiud it in Fritz's toot" Xt was found. THB BRUNSWICK DAILY N® jY#, ONE CENT AWRD If you want a position, a house, <9 servant, or wart to find anything that has been lost, or want some thing that sc-rne one eiss has, ad vertise in this coiumn. FOR KENT. Desk room on ground floor. Good, location. Addi t-ss F„ •fare News. FOR KENT—-Seven room, two-story house, 001 Hgrnont street. Apply to oil Norwich sued.. i * FOK SALE—Kunner stamps, seals, jStiuoem, etc. Agent Ijinlervvood Typ‘> ! writer. Will B. Fain, 313 Newcastle streeL FOR RENT -- My rc.ddennco, ItifH Gloucester strem. Eigiit, rooms turd bath. Apply at. 4PO carpenter si.-cet. John Campbell. FOR. RENT — jviy house on Xlnlou street. l’o>H‘-,-.sion .. i J)<-< ember Jet. 'iy mi 11: "ia : , condition. J. B. Sparks. 1.08T —Gold watcii wild gold fob at - lached Initial.- of own in I>a<-K of j watch. Finder Will i,<- rewarded by returning to M. C. News office. LOST One lady’s black lac., scarf. I.oat December 2, If'fiJ. br-t-xi-rg He: Uifiiemon’s Armory and Dartmouth street. Return to 802 London street, Suitable reward. PERSONA I.— Morphine, opium, laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself cured. Will Inform you of Harmless, permanent homo cure. Mrs. M, A. Baklvvi.l. Box 1212. Chicago, FOR HEN 1 Two large and cie ganfly furnished tual rooms, centrally located. ID 11, electric J, in- th-. in fact, ail modern convenient- ~ Ap :ply at 317 Union .street. FOR SALE Hille.ry Islanu, contain ing 32 12 care.: of high laud suitable tor truck farming or fur poultry. ALo a six acre r- scrvatiori on Biyfiw; crct-k known as Or st-i;qi. inuff. For parti Ciuars call t,ri I . Jiia DaulitUgt.-r. FOR SALE. Bakery. Rest estate J2O to ‘ #25 tily. IM.t r. a*.''liable. Good chance for any mp* t.: ,| r-a "li It 1 dr Ml 111 rail si 1 j(y : ak'iy. - runsw ■ (fa. O lutJOnl This is • r* ~*.>m t w nr l -l,nf wfren you tViin.. iio'.v HaM you am no. to purchase for .\'.\o os., m.., . versany Unown. anri a U at. ha: hai the |ai-: 1 ai- <;f ; m-dielut in the world .'hue iSfiS i • tint cure ind treatmoiit 01 n a; Taroat anl !. in Troubles ail tamer, years witiiout losing its ail fliese years you will be thankful wg railed y;mr aUniii>u lo Iloseiiees Qer man Syruf). 'Then- ,re many ordinary .... >4| aoq otnera itrii, i€ jean und good fdr light vj!4 perifaj'*!, hut. I > ■ Ooidfl. Kru< .M i:-. ‘ and * . p*•: illy for oodsuu jitioi], wnor< there is dufficuJt expo* lorai U)i. and couching Hiring life n> .Ills .auU tnorriiri '* nothing ijke fJerman Snip. Hold oy all t ruggisis i,i Hie woi'iu G. 0. GKiJILx\ T . Woodbury, N. J. Forty Years’ Torture, To be relieved from a torturing din iase alter 40 y<*ar.?’ torlurt* might well jiuse fie 4 unfit fide ot anyone. '1 hat ts what DeWltfs W!tli lla/.l Salvo did for M joey. Geneva, O. ifa says: "DeWitts Witch kia/>! Salve '•uired me of liii' r? a-der 1 had sufeerml 40 year*.’ •ui• .* cut ; Imrus. wounds, kiuu diseasj . Beware of counterfeits. J oercer’ Bnurmacy, W. J. Butts, If You Sufit r From Kidney Troubles. t's Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Noth ing li l e It for diseased kidneys, 50 cents. Remember the meeting at City ; ailtoni-.CU umier the auspices of the ; >cd tiovernment club. All voters and citizens are cordially invit* 1 to attend. The issue of rhe campaign will be discussed y a number of capable speak ers. We Plead Guilty That w, are price cm nr- "f Brimr- Cut Priv es Entire new slock of Groceries. NoGiinr, ul Did O'Si L,thi> 1 s AIAVAS fresh ami line. Your jiutronngo solic iicii. .<:ul goods delivered to any part ft tilt- oily I’ilOLO 21. James I. Matthews. Clr. F and Wolf Streets. Plume or-ipromptly ii< livcii^, If you want the largest LOAD OF WOOD in Brunswick for 75 cents, PHONE 206. TEMPLE’S WOOD YARD. Beat in printing—News Job Office. WILL STUDY AMERICA. French Xexvgpaper Man to Hake an Msteudril iuvettigatioi>. / •lulcs Hurot of the Figaro, one- of the inost itiilug.iLsh<pl, cleverest ami kiml liCKt of the ucv.epnpcr men of Parts, left Havre recently on the steamship La Tomaine for New York. Before sailing he said that he was going to America without plan or prej udice. He hopes to see presliteiit Roose velt and will visit all the big industrial center.-. of the object;, of lus trip, he explains, is to show the American.-, that tts*- French are heeondng more hi forested: in the United States every day, says the Chicago Inter Derail. In order that his countrymen may know the Americans better he will spend three months studying flic industrial, commercial and social bald's of Ihe people of the North American republic. He may ice Hire, he does not know. Few men are better equipped than .1 u'es Hurot for the work the Figaro has ask'd him to undertake. One of his inos- recent achievements was “Re markable Series of Coutribiuioim on the Soeial Questions of Europ:for Which lie traveled ;1! over tie* ei,::;j nent. ifiierv’ it ing alt sorts of Ole. Wilson’s Up to Date Restaurant Ijl'a /' .1 : / / \tC'< MORE THAN ONE WILSONS RESTAURANT OYSTERS R IN SEASON. . (lame and Fish always on haa 1. JAS. W. WILSON, Prop. Phone 321 OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT. WOO3D Oak and Pine 3. H. DANIELS, Phone 134-3 DON’T MONKEY WiTH THE BUZ/ SAW. Ii - - ,n iV.v^lrAs.... -L /! T‘ ''V, / hy buying liimber of unreiiabte .l -al ci-.-'. When you-want anything in him b--r Coins to u*. Wc will fill your or der accurately and promptly. We will : ire you just the lumber yon waul at Just the right price. You can always save money by placing your order with us. Phone 19 7. Lang & Woo". PLANING MILL. ’Phon# 197. KENNER MILLINERY CO. 310 Newcastle Street. p'rr 8 l&p Mm /((pi ; tyv ”5? ij (J. Fso | • HINTS ON FALL. FASHIONS, arc numerous in this display oi u-.-w MILLINERY. rial Hats and Turbans will \- ■ and "Paris sets the fashions. The materials in these hats are those most highly favored. Designed .‘by artists and developed In inilliners of skill and taste they are really beautiful and sefvlrrabb • models. There's excellent values at all prices. America’s Famous Beauties ‘ I ook with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotches. Sores, I’ituples. Tliev don't l.have them, nor will any one. who us -.: Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glori j tics the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum ! vanish before if. It cures sore lips. I chapped hands, chilblains Infallible tor piles. 25 cents at ad druggists. lAn Pnpty piaTe / to fill it. Always healthful X 4sS&m W-K / —always the same —always crisp, \ • MWk / tender and delicious. Order a 5 cent \ C?r Uneeda U The In-er-seal Package keeps them /am .-V . ■ , N- (mb *nd fnnd until they y 1 i - - THE - BAY IRON WORKS \famiiHcturers and Repairers of Mochi.-iery, Engines, Saw Mills Marine woi k a specialyit. Packii:gs, Fittings and Suppslie i sU’ikiles I iirnished free o! Cluirqe. 629 Bay St, W, G. DART, CLAUD DART, . re: ! • ;md Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. ~, , * , * ►♦+■■>■♦ y . BOwLN & THOMAS, 'Con'll aft tors ana Builders of Stone, Brick and Frame Buildings. ? \N! KA 4 ( TUKKKS <H* 0 -'! fCIAt -.’ONE. ;u‘T>-Knia ; - • v-Ul i.... .HP p<- v By , ror Whooping Cough use Cniil- N.b 5 o LA, PEC r U R A N i , Competent Workmen &' c* tin? uuly If y< i* j- ot work 101-- ap u, Cm !-r. or rlu. phone Bjitiousni ■-■ j-i i- ":r dlDuiri. rs at tins -wiisua- uy bo prev ntrd by > ioausiljg I J,- : - ■ l'-fik WlUl Ui: AIU I) t .11 Liu l-.a' ij II) , oil LX | . til'd I "II Ot the loin - prop rt.cr, give folio iUiti Joe. . - . v i iii.ii-). W. J. Units, Healthy Ki-uusys Means Long Life, to iii‘it' fot ::i*-r £ .! 1 '- l.n.n £slllllO Kui'O If you warn your ic;' ie repaired right bring it lb an c,, rioactit work taau.. b. J Olswtno. Sill, ihouccstar i'or h.it -i her -L 1 \ AND WOOD, CONtY & PAKKER. Just Opened. C. S. Lamb, GUN and LOCKSMITH, corner Monk and Grant streets. , Special attention to the repairing of TRUNKS, KNIFE-GRINDING and RE PAIRING. Give me a Trial. ALL KINOiB of CALIFORNIA WINKS 27, CENTS A SoTTLK, AT 11. SBLIG’S, 227> GRAN I STREET. TELLi'UO.'-2 72-2. SCodoi dyspepsia Gur© Digests what you eat* ROB ROY FLOOR 15 THE EEST. DECEMBER 15. Don’t Miss tho Opportunity OF ilnvincj your I'vcs I .amiued Anri the Proper ■* them when you again visit Savannah. Our examination (which is free)) de termines exactly what you require. We handle .nothing but the . Best Lenses and Frames made. We guar- I antee satisfaction to all. Dr. M. SCHWAi< & SON. 47 Bull fctive ■! . bear m Mind That we Bell . - T , ■'f' £ . JR • w.-v . t < *• ' Firt arms, cutiery and sporting goods. Fishing tackle. EMPTY AND LOADED oHEI-La. GUN AND BICYCLE REPAIRING. P .O. K‘- -SIEK 206>/ 2 Monk. SWANS DOWN FLOUR IS PURE, l.awvr-rs should have their work listing of ine plan a ad' outfit oi the clone at the News Job Office. The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure. in Stni 's Sure Kidney Cure. Your druggist will refiin.l your‘money if after taking one bottle you are net satisfied with /results. fiO cent*. It you need a tvpekriter of any de scription come to see me before buy ing. 1 cau save you money. Terms rea i sooable and sausiactiou guaranteed. [C. H. Jewett.