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I'RiDAt mwmmd BRUNSWICK DAILY SEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager C. H. LEAVY Editor. LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr City Editor. .ag.,.— Advertising r*tea made known on application. Church and other char itable organisation notices published at halt the regular rates. A'*vruaer> desiring their ada dhs continued must notify the office iu trriUttg. StRfSCHIPTION HATES. Terror to ipibacrlbera In the city and by mail free of charge to all •tarts of the United S -tee and Can ada, Mexico. Porto Kico. Guam, Phil ippife. Islands and Hawaiian Islands: Phr Month J -60 ■At Months <*-50 6ise .ear 6.00 Entered at the Brunswick. Ga., nostofflee, as second-class mail mat ter. "•*? p 1 Hon. Emory Speer has designated Brunswick Daily News as the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for Liynn oounty. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. The Nows Publishing Company de sires It to be distinctly understood that grav— 'wronisements must he Mf' for ip advance. We cannot afford to '"svote our space to such advertise ments and wait m, the courts for the money. - Are you In the Christ mas News? Those B & n. fsxftnralons should ho- Hindi- n ri i-ufio IV The wise indrehunt Amsbsin■ fjf. a t ly have nn ad. in Sunday's’'N ow The energetic merchant will certain ly have an ad. in Sunday’s News. Tiie excursionists oumo in numbers, yesterday and soenShd to enjoy the oe caslon. Many of the democrati< papers are holdtbg wide open the door for Hoh„ Thomas E. Watson. • 1 J — -„fl Sunday’s News will he n thormtffh paper, full of good wholesome matter. Have you an ad. in it? At. the time all the northern pnppffjj were working so hard for the little toll, es in southern taclorles, there were children working all night in the mints regions of Pennsylvania. Venezuela is new iu a position to understand the crime of being weak, remarks the New York World It shoiiid have been added "and wicked too," the combination will not work. THE FOUNDATION OF CRIME. A question that has boon asked over Olid over these many years and that will probably continue to be asked as long ns the sons of Cain inhabit the earth is. what peculiar conditions ol birth and environment tend most to create criminals? The reply generally given Is that Vice begets vice, and that the chilli who is raised under evil influences oi ls born of criminal parents is most apt to lead a sinful life. While wick edness may have a certain amount of qpntaglous effect, ii ts .Impossible to lay all crime upon . the shoulder ot ft undesirable environment as la JWrpKnn every day by the Jong newspaper ac counts or men who have tho boat blood and the best training conceiva ble and who are as guilty of horrible i rimes as are these tp whom tho meaning of gentlemen lias never boon known, men who have absolutely no one, no circumstances, outside of themselves to blame for this fault. On the other, hand, many of the finest, strongest and most useful men in the world are those who have berathed the very atmosphere of sin from their youth up. and have turnen to righteous living iron) pure dishon esty they have seen shout them. Her edity and environment are tremendous factors in a man’s social elevation or degradation, but the will of the man is more potent than either, and where there is a will there Is a way for ev ey thing. AN IDLE DRSAfr Tho call comes from Hawaii and the .Philippines for negro laborers; and! this demand brings up once again, thOj question of colonizing the negro. This is an old idea and a solution offered many times for the negro prob lem. However, It is a misfortune to all concerned that the colonization of the negroes of tho southern states of America Is well nigh impossible, cer tainly impracticable, and very improb able. The Idea has recently been advanced by Senator Morgan, of Alabama, that the negro be colonized in the Philip pines. Let us see: Titer are, nominally 10,000,000 col ored people in this country. To re movo them to the Philippines would require ships; but Uncle ijam has the money and can provide them. Assum ing that, the government would go at the work in earnest, and provide itself with fifty ships at a cost of $500,000 each or a total outlay of $25,000,000. Those ships would carry, let us say, 1,000 passengers, each, or 50,000 in all. They would have to make two hun dred trips to carry the colored people over. They could make but. two trips a year. It would require, therefore, 100 years to complete the task and the expense would amount up fabulously. Besides, this takes no account of the fact that, at the end of a hundred, years, there would he twice as many negroes to carry over! - du whai is mere to do about ft; even If the negro is willing, which Is eight, out of ten eases, ho is not. Tae United States —the lower southeastern part of the United States is quite good enough for the average negro, lb takes the view that most, of us do, about, going to Heaven. Of course, “were we quite sure, who could endure this sal old world; but a certainty is not dreaded like an un-] known condition, so we are willing to j do the best we can, with the world we j find ourselves in. "Tho poor yo nave always with you;" and the same may as well be said of the negro. -v If there could be a census taken of the women In the world who are cro cheting slippers, it would be surpris ing, says the Augusta Chronicle. Yes, • rttiy; doubtless Mrs. McKinley would be alon ; on tho- list. TUunembor to put your own name and acldvestf on one corner of Christ, mas packages sent by mail so that the pqstnffic.e authorities ran notify ><m of any failure in its delivery. The pie-tagt* must be fully prepaid on paek :ri or they will uot go forward. —,i The press agent of* M-abeho Gilman, who has been tl hutting tho pif oC with productions of rhymes, said to have been written by the prince of Slam (o Ma belle, is doubtless counting on (he imposition Hint the prince is too far uwny to got American newspapers. Elbert Hubbard is being sued for ab solute divorce by his wife, but, one would be hasty of Judgment to Infer from Ibis fact, that the benevolent gen tinman Is a hypocrit. There nave been Other reasons for women to want dl voices than that their husuands are mean or dishonorable. Notice, Take Warning. All persons are hereby cautioned and warned against discharging fire arms, firecrackers, sky-rockets or fire works of any description, anywhere Within the tire limits, boat is to say, ih.H section of tho city bounded on tho south by London street as far east as Oglethorpe street, thence running north ns far as Howe street, tlienee running east, as far m Reynolds street, thence running north to Q street, thence running west to Bay street, and thence running south ajpng jnd includ ing no whole o. i,ay street to Howe street. Tae police have postive orders to arrest all offenders, aud all offend ers will most positively be tinea. All persons outside? rtf tiie limits above described wito may desire to use fireworks, are especially warned of the danger on the Bay from rockets, and all persons using rockets tin cautioned io send them on in an eist ervl direction away from the Bay. N. EMANUEL. Mayor City of Brunswick. Pip nolo and Graphophone concerts daily at Fleming & Waff’s. Quick service and good things to eat is the secret of Wilson's success. Cold Weather I* Upon Us, and every body should have their winter clothes cleaned and repaired by Jim Carter. 'Ring ’phone 243-2. MILLIONS OF WONIEN ' Preserve, Purify, and Beautify the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands with Minnows ov Wombs use Outicttva Bo*r. awisP-d by UtmeuuA Ointment, for boftutifying the sklii, for cleansing the scalp, and Uie slopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, Hchlngs, and irritations, anil for H the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of women use Cb:ic< •' -Soar to baths for annoying irritations, Inflamma tions, and excoriations, or too free or offen sive prespiratlou, in washes for i:'curative weaknesses, and for many sanative, auti septio purposes, which readily suggest themselves to women, luolhers. Complete Treatment rr Hit me urs, t?i. OMsftUngofCimdßß* WMlff*Bc..},torii-aii,io the skin of crusts and scales, and soften tno thickened cuticle, Cwnemt* om r u.MT >•). to instantly allay itching, inflammation, and Irritation, andsoothcand held, and ’ a fi< cka Rkhoi.vi.kt BUI (2f10.), W cool and el ause the hlood. OUTictra* Kksoi.vknt Pn.i.s (Chocolate Costed) are anew, tasteless, odor loss. cor,nmhml substituto tor the celebrated liquid Ci.-TtcOß* Hcrolvenv, as well as for all othi r blood purl- Her, and humour nuras. 60 doses, 2!>o. Sold throughout (ho world. Hrltish Dtpofi JST-lffi, glMrtarhouM hw , Umdon. POOT sh i’itru AM. Oil —l. uur., Sole groys., floslon, U. S. A. Cautiofil This is . a gen...e word —but wkor you fain., imw liable you are no., to | purchase for 75c the only remedy u. |vrsauy known, and a remedy that Ir.- Ibad the larges*. Bate of any mcdu ii 'n tne world since IBtiß tor the cur and ireatuient of Coimumptign kn Tnroat and Lun.: Troubles all taese years without losing its popularity aP these years, you will be thanhful w< called your attest iua to Boacliees Gcr man Syrup. There are • noy oruinary c ugh remedies c uic by druggist and othora th n a.i a :eap and good for light colds perhaps, but for a.-v * Ooldd, Brsnchitie, Croup and espoc ally for Consun ptibn, where there Uuiflcult expectoration aucj coughit: durlug the nights and moVnlngs, l.bttr is nothing iilto Ciorman Syrup. Sol.' liy all truggists ia the civtiizeu wt..iu Q. C. GREEN, Woodbury. N. J State of Georgia, Glynn Comily Under ami by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed to secure debt made by/ Viola Loowonstoin >o Bloodwortli and Jones on August 2U, 1902, nud recorded in volume tl ■ mortgages, folio 459, of the general records of said county. 1 will sea at public outcry boforo the court, lion.-.- door of said county within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In January, 1903. all the following proper' ty, towit: That certain saw mill >it uhied on the line of the rlglil of way of ike Soutlioin Hallway near Sterling in said county, lately operated by said viola Loewenstein. ami previously thereto operated by Bloodwortli ami Jones together with the engine and all fixtures, machinery and appurtenances to said mill Tielonglng or in any v, sc appertaining, seven head of mules and four head of horses at said mill, four timber carts, otic two-borne wagon, otic tram-road truck, a., the harness dogs, chains, ropes, u.ocks and all the out fit and appurtenances beloglng to said •catts and wagons, and ine snantv now on ino northeast side of the Southern railway tru< k near said mill, ami an (he privilege of cutting pine timbre measuring not less than sixteen inches (10) In diameter three (3) feet trom the ground standing on that certain portion of that tract, of land in said county commonly called tile "Bacon Tiact," fdi a fuller description where of reference is hereby had to said deed to secure debt, said timber privilege expiring on August 20. 1905. Said property will lie sold to pay an indebt edness of $1,750.00 principal besides interest, expenses and other legal charges owing by Viola Ltmw.eusi.eiii to the undersigned, as set out in said deed. This December 12. 190“. J. 51. BLOODWOKTH. Surviving partner of BfOodwortb and Jones. B. & B. Railroad Cheap Rates. Come to Brunswick and spend your Christmas and crew Year's. Fur tho above occasions the Brunswick and Binningnani railroad will sell round trip tickets at the law rates. Will also soli excursion tickets at very low rates between all points. " Tickets will be sold on December -J, 24. 25.. 30, 31. 1902, and January l. 1903. Good r>' turning until January 3. Final limit •January 8, 1903. For tickets and full information call on B. and B. agents. BEN.!. J. FORD, General Agent, Brunswick, Ga. J. A. McDUFFIE, Traffic Manager, Brunswick, Ga. Kennon Mott, the jeweler, has his stoie nicely decorated with evergreens. Mott is a hustler. TB& BRUNSWICK AILT tOS#*. ONE CENT AWSRD if you want a position, • house, a servant, or want to find anything that has been lost, or want oome thing that someone else has, ad verttse in this column. TUK RENT.—Desk room on ground Uoor. Good, location. Address S’., care News. FOR RENT —Two rooms, with use of bulb and telephone, 711 Glouccester street. WANTED—Two salesladies. Apply a' Kotbaqhilds’ jewelry store, Newcas tle street. FOR SALE —Ruobsr stamps, seals, Mincers, etc. Agent Underwood Type writer. Will B. Fain, 812 Newcastle street LQST —A brack cape, between ex pieoß office anil 222 Union street. Fin der will be rewarded by returning lat ter place. PERSONAL Morphine, opium, laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself cured. Wlil inform you of narnrless. permanent home cure. Mrs. M. A. Baldwin Box 1212, Chicago. LOST —Fox terrier puppy annul haif grown. White with brack spot on right oar. long ears and tall. Please return to R. E. Sherman, Richmond street, near Prince, aud be rewarded. FOR HBlu—Two large and ele gantly furnished beti iuvua, ceuiraiiy located. Batu, electric lights, pnone, in fact, ail modern conveniences. Ap ply at :U5 Union street JbUK BALE. — Hillery lslanu, contain ing 32 1-2 cares ot high land, suitable for truck farming or tor poultry. Also a six acre reservation on Blythe creek known as Crescent Bluff. For parti u.ars call on F. Jos. Dauflinger. FOR SALE. —Bakery. Best eatab; risked place in the city. Trade from s2d to $25 daily. Rent reasonable, flood chance for any nn. Good res -,ou for selling. Address or cail at City Bakery, Brunswick, ua. •mm f- ■ ■ - . stmtjne-.aasbi-- - cHUMManuMuaMnn America's famous Beauties Look with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotcnes, Sores, Pimples. They don't have them, nor wril any one. who uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glori fies the far e. Eczema a Salt Rheum vanish before it. It cure 4 sore lips, Chapped hands, chilblains infallible for piles. , 26 cents at ail druggists. WOOD Oak arid Pine B. K. LA'ltLf, fte 134-3 Wilson’s Up to Date F^estauFant * <*rv<-|k* (>MIA V l .AYOUTH, here are bot'i tempting and satisfying Our litlehen is well supplied witli sea simabie, substantial and high class foods, delicacies, etc., and all are transformed in palate pleasing and ap poti'C satisfying dishes by cooks whoso skill is almost magical. WILSON’S nLaTAURANT. is an ideal place to breakfast, dine or sup, now or any other time. OYSTERS IN SEASON. Game and Fish always on hank JAS. W. WILSON, Prop. Phone 321. OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT. AtTHEGRRND Friday Dec. Id. Matinee and Night A Jolly American Iramp. By the Author, "A or Relation” and "Peaceful Valley,” Etcc. THE GREATEST COMEDY MELO DRAMA OF THE AGE. Walter Gale as "Happy Jack." Four seasons as. the tramp in Denman Thompson's "Old Homestead.” Night 25, 35 and 50 cents. Special, prices matinee... .15 and 25c. Souvenir Books and China at Flem ing Waff’s. Flags for decorating at Fleming & Waff's. long felt need filled. Brunswick Now Has a First Class Fish and Oyster House. Thurlow & Johnson, two enterpris ing newcomers, have opened a first class fish'and oyster house in the Matthews building next to the corner or Monk and Grant streets, and they intend to keep an establishment first class in every respect. Brunswick has needed a place of this Kind and the people should show their appreciation by liberally patronizing the new firm. tf KENNER MILLINERY CO. 310 Newcastle Street. ' " HINTS ON FALL FASHIONS, are numerous In this display of new MILLINERY. Flat Hats and Turban:-: will 1:e tae prevailing mode, accotdin gto Paris - abu rni in tuts i<ir>fYi*2*a, The materials In these hats are those most highly favored. Designed by artists and developed by milliners of skill and taste they are really beautiful and serviceable models. There's excellent values at all prii ea. Milk cows for sale by C. S. Tait. .-s Cold New. I have opened a wood yard at the corner of Cochran uvonue and Georg strssis aFvi offering 2** ot wood at lowest prices. Give me a trial and you will come again. Prompt de livery guaranteed. B. II BAXIELS. Millinery at half price this week at J. H. Heller & Bio’s. FALL HATB. tl have them in all varieties. See my Xmas goods now arriving. The VERY LATEST MILLINERY LINE. MISS KATE SLATER. Ship Notice. • Neither the master, owners or con signees will he responsible for any debt* contracted by the cen .v of tips Porvguetw bark Vouga, Uuino, master. Overcoat* Refined cheap, at Jim Carter’s. FOR RENT—-The store on Monk street now occupied by L. I). Joel. Apply to Weinberg X U. v ajis. IS YELLOW F:.B V in your blood ? Mr. K.ciaus • ill it iTalariwi (ierm. It can i -on changing red blood yeiiavi eider microscope. I; wo-. . night f •••, i* i. . com piexion yriiow. Uiiiti. , t.-ix-y seus.-itiens creep down your backbone. You foci wc u worthless. ROBERTA’ CHILL TON C will stop the trouble now. it enters the blood at once end drives out Ihe ycHow ptn.an. If neglected and when - hills. Fevers, Nigiit-Sweats and n gen era I break-down come In r on, Roberts’ Tonic will c - j < then—but why wait? i- it future sickness. The n> -.trice turers know ail 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 Chilis, Fevers am! Malaria. It has cured thous ands—-It will cure you, or your money back. This is fair. Try it. Price, 25 - sa >■ u Nn .-fbV l'barm&c W fiai!-. Biibkt- t-ii liriig o ju. \. You will Bud some real cato'ay little lists at Miss Slater’s Wednesday. Use Derminoll Tor Chapped Hands and Face Sedalgia Tablets for He and che Hunter-Sale Drus Cos. ir PHONE 37. Birth Place ot Pure Tturk Bargain Sales continued for the bal ance of the week for benefit of visitors J. H. Heller & Bros. A Daily Problem Solved It’s discouraging work to fill the lunch hag day after day. It’s uninviting to open the lunch bag and find the eternal bread, bread,"bread. Bread is good, but it’s monotonous—it lacks novelty. Break the monotony with the new delicacy— Biscuit Nutritious —healthful—satisfy- ing. Un©ed Biscuit are sold £ \ only in the In-er-seal Package, ff . which keeps them airtight and \C©i!tSJr moisture proof. B/--Y IRONWORKS Mdiuslacturei aud Repairers ot ... nerv £nfiinßsi .. jr i u t lianne work a spooiaiyt Packings, Fittiogs and Supplies i .timotus Fornisshed Tree of Charge. 629 Bay 8 i-. Vv. R DART, CLAUD DART, lesid-.-nt snd Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. BOWEN & THOMAS, Cojitra'ciors ana Builders of ton* , Brick and Frame Building a. Jjfi AN UFA lUKKKri <l CEME.NT, T!L %\'D ART! FCtAI. H 'ON DON’T MONKEY Wi H THE BUZZ SAW. - ~ i- - --—ot~-. ,-t—a f | ■'/ - > / i 'a-.W Si . - •• ( •• * . '-/A ■ . -.:8- ■/;*"' | av/- L M Mkn by buying hnnlier of unreliable deal I'r-. When you want anything in lum ber come to us. We will fill your or or accurately and promptly. \V wilt (rive you jiiat the lumber yon want at just the right price. You can always sate money by placing your order with us. Phone 197. Lans’ & vVcod PLANING MILL. 187. If Y u Sutter From Kidney Troubles. Use Scnf; s Horn Kidney Cure. Noth ing fil e it for diseased kidneys. 50 cents. California Port,- Tokay, Muscatel, Claret, .Madeira, Catabnva and Black berry Wine 25 cents per bottle, worth double the money. A trial will con vince you only at Sig. LevisonX 310 Bay struct. Telephone 130. • j Bouor Kioneys—Perfect Hcatth. | The use of tjiuitb'a hure Kidney 'C m e will piuidui e both. Try a jolt s and be copvtnced. Yonr drnggis; sells it for 50 _ i will soil ypti a fioltle of C.arot t r emits equal to ;;uy you |ry i.< cents a iwittle for. Don t fall to provide for • the Irolldays. {jig. Levisou, 310 Bay ■ street. Telephone 130. A Genuine Bargain. ! I have For Sale at Pmimtnville one ! 2 tory house. Store and kitchen on Si,,l floor, siiiil steeping rooms up Stairs. Lot 00x100, lieißs tor $7.00 !- r month. House in good condition. , Apply to B. H. Da)3i0!5,3 ,, 2 Olouces t< r sire-, t. Cheap for cavil or will sell ■on leasonalde time. ASK FOR ROB ROY FLOUR. Biggest Bargain Sales in the city at Heller's. - ftBCEMBEIt IF- Jua* Opened. t. S. Ltiiiib, GUM and oOCKSYiiTH, corner Mon'; anti Grant street*.. Special attent. n lo the repairing t ( TtiUhAi, KNii E-GRINDING and RE* PAIRING. Give me a Ti rai .-.i.j. Ui.v.JO x>t CALHOUN. , vv If\ J ~*> L,‘. tb.< i o A TO'iTLii, a w* it. .ii.i.lUb i. : . ullrtiVi srUKK'.'. •LRUSi-HONr: 2i2-ii. t:Ua ROY rUHJti to THE BEST NEW VELVET COLLARS, NEW SLEEVE LININGS, and NEW BOD/ LININGS for THAT CD OVERCOA i , at CARTER'S.. 'Phene 253-2. We Fit ad thirty Tuai we Are price < utti rx ot Brtin ■ w ik- u., we buy lit -pot < as*lt, whli i enfchWa uh to sell lire people goods :> uu: Fru es * mint new .-lock of Gr-roe erie e> Noiiting out Hit best good. . V * fresh and line. Your patronage soli ill i, ;tnu goods delivered to any yurt, uf iLs city fieo. i‘lone 21. Ju.atob 'i. Matthews. Cor. F and Wolf Streets. Tin me orders promptly delivered. Lowest prices ever given on FL works .i- rit imnr <c WafE’B. Beet stand of Fireworks v, ‘ l ' in ; tx \v aif i-j. Ship Notice. Neither tnastoi. owners nor consir ei > ot Hie in - ■ it ft?< aiusiUp "I*•* - irsi*' will in; rc'-onnsibie .or any debt. ciiniiMi-i ’ hy lb ••ri>'.*. os' suit! - or. F. O. M . Su h han & ui„ wKk etiß. jm. ~-;i lid, J! r \ , ’ r f: this fc&jM / ' I ...... &