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SATURDAY MORN N S.
BRUNSWICK DAILY SEWS.
H fv-l-ÜBHED DAILY BY
THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
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A H. L.EAVY M “"*S er
C H. LEAV V j.- Editor.
LOUIS J. LEAVY. Jr City Editor.
Advertising ratcß made known on
application. Church and other char
itable oraanliatlon notice* published
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A.lveru*eni daalrlng their a4i Ala
eoutiuuad mot notify the office in
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Term* to subscriber* In the city
and by mail free of charge to all
oarts or the United H .te* and Can
via. Mexico. r.otoNßi'o. Guam Phi!
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One -ear ;• 600
Phone 188.
Entered at the Brunswick, Oa.,
pemtoffice. as second' las* mall mat
ter. ?
Men. Emory Speer has designated
a.‘He Brunswick Daly New* as the
Fofflclaf organ of the United States
Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for
hfytm oouuty.
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The News Publishing Company de
tr'-es It to be distinctly understood that
all legal adYertlrements must be paid
for in advance We cannot afford to
'vvoU our space to such advertise
wants and wait m tha courts for the
money.
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Was Santa Claus good to you?
Bpgrunswick was lucky lu the mailer
|of Christmas brawls.
BL "Kris Krlnglo apparently very gnu,
||t% Brunswick.
■ste k. ; £ Mi —“ ** <> ' l •
|BBBlto<r I’esol utlons nr- now ti,<-
older of the day.
gaprhe- rakmrnlk has boon oxportd ?,
Malfej*. and, like many California wines,
HBafpettWß rs be Imported nfter a lu-
WBfm th*A genuine French articles.
jOTbsy cal! It tho da mm du gateau.
P Brunswick has every reason to give
the New Tear welcome. Wo expect
much from It.
The cantata "The Coming of the
King.” to he given at the First Metho
dist church Monday night, promises
to be the musical event or the season.
It Is undrestood that the Brunswick
H Birmingham will begin the operation
of through trains. January Ist. Thb
Is another move In a very good dim
lion.
The work on the Improvements of
the harbor of Brunswick ns provided
few by the congress, will begin In n
very few days. This will give employ
mertf to many workmen
• CHRISTMAS IN uGUNV.WV :<■
Christmas passed off In lliis city
without the awful lawlessness that has
come to us from other quarters of the
r country.
The heat, element of our people went
t'o their respective places of worship
In the forenoon and the remainder of
the day was sepnt at their own Ore
aides.
Of course tbdre wore some few cases
of rowdyism hut they were promptly
put down by the officers and on lit.
whole the day In Brunswick was ye; y
appropriately observed.
This Is as it should be and The
' Nows Is pleased to chronicle (he fuel
that, this city, like all ethers in the
la awakening to the fact that
Christmas day is not one for noises,
drunks and disorders, hut on the oth
c-r hanu belongs to the church and
shorn., be so observed If the people
Ofe this country are termtned to have
*|Wty for pyroterhlcs ami loud aeei.u'n
then let them fix that day for the
of July, which Ik really tin e:
Rpmal that a.-ouiu he rcmontbcuM in
faflbioti Christine**. as we said
wwrtorc, la a matter for .hun t : .t>
Rpcd aside from the givit <g
should have no other general ■
other than is povld<d ter in
' churches.
MEN WHO REFUSE TO BE OLD. j
Is old age to he made a crime?
It, la aa Question that comes with the
discharge of old railroad men; with
the attefpt to remove tho old captains
of Cleveland's police force; with a pa
thetic Incident in New York, where a
police Inspector, old In years, was
made to turn Up-flaps and “skin the
cat." in order to prove that he was en
titled to remain on the force.
Any law or regulation that fixes a
rigid business ge limit; that forces
men to retire when they nave lived a
stated number of years, la bound to be
unjust. It also makes liars. The man
who looks 40, feels 40 and Is GO isn’t
going to be an Idler the rest of his
days, simply because somebody with
a thirst for young blood In business
has fixed an age limit..
Age can nov be a matter of years
alone. It is a matter of correct living,
of temperament; yes, of determina
tion.
There, - a re old men at 30 and young
men at 70. There are grandfathers
who can endure and do better work
than their grandsons.
At 80 Gladstone was working off his
superfluous energy felling trees, and
Plato Is said to have wrestled for the
sport, there was In it. at 83
Jem *’r“c was the most famous
fighter of his day, and at. 76 he was
sparring. John Ericsson wanted to
prove his soundness tn wind and
body,, and so engaged in a tug-of-war
with two young men. He pulled them
off their feet wth ease. Yet their com
bined years did riot equal his age. He
was 80.
Tljre Isn’t any end to the list.
Hrokcn-dgWn men nre usually men
who never' learned to live; men who
never knew the real value of health
and whe insulted their bodies.
Tho rules that arc made for them
should never apply to the, old oaks,
while crusted and unbending, who re
fnso to rtaeanure their fives by years,
and Who. risk no odds of the busy
world, tus would be men men as long
■ > there is work to he done.
Will Roosevelt accept that arbitra
tion jab or not, that is the question.
A London jurist, In a lecture, says;
A man who does not pay hls debts
ought to ho made a social outcas
The Augusta Chronicle says that t„,s
1. another English slap at Venezuela.
Xh Macon News has arrived at the
conclusion that "There may be plenty
"fj&bod will’ on earth, in tne modern
CiiJ'i'Unas neaeon, but tuere is no
peaeo’ where cannon crackers, tin
bone and tho cost, of Christmas gifts
make Hfo a nightmare.”
State of Georgia, Olynn County.
finder and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a deed to secure
dent made by Viola Looweustein to
Blood worth and Jones on August 20,
iodi', and recorded in volume 11 ct
mortgages, udio 459, of tlio general
rtvords of said county, 1 will son at
Public outcry before the court bouse
‘loot ol said county within the legal
hours of sale, on me lirst Tuesday In
January, 1903, all the following proper
ty, town: That certain saw mill sit
ualed on the line of the right of way
ol (be Southern Railway near Sterling,
m said coot y. lately operated by said
viola Loewenstein, and previously
ihci to operated by Uloodworth and
Jones together with the engine and all
fixtures, machinery and appurtenances
to said mill belonging or in any wise
appertaining, seven head of mules and
tour head of horses at said mill, four
Umber carts, one two-horse wagon, one
tram-road truck, a,, the harness dogs,
chains, ropes, mocks and all the out
lit and appurtenances beloglng to said
earls and wagons, and me scanty now'
on the- northeast side of the Southern
railway track near said mill, and ait
the privilege of cutting pino timber
measuring not less man sixteen inches
tIC) in diameter three (3) feet item
the ground standing on that certain
portion of that tract of land In said
county commonly called the “Bacon
t ract," /dr fuller description where
of reference is hereby had to said deeu
to secure debt, said timber privilege
expiring on August 2i>, 1905. Said
propeily will be sold to pay an indebt
edness of $1,760.00 principal besides
Interest, expenses and other legal
charges owing by Viola 1 .oewenstein
to the undersigned, as Bet out in said
deed.
This December 12. 1902.
J. M. BLOOD WORTH.
Surviving partner of Biood worth and
Jones.
Notice.
Annual meeting of the stockholders
of me Brurnswick Title Guarantee and
l ean Company will be hold at die ol
tico of (tie company (second floor of
the National Bank building) in Bruns
wick, Georgia, at ten o'clock a. m„
Monday. January 5, 1902.
C. P. GOODYEAR,
.. President.
W. B. KAY,
Ses: Diary.
FACE
HUMOUR'
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Pimples, Biaekhes r, r,
Red, Rough, Oily Skin
Prevented by
I oUftr *
MnxtoK* our Psovr,* vx CtmetTAk
Boas, assisted by CwtkjVßiOiitr:. t, tor
preserving, purl tying, iu<l beautifying the
elcin, lor cleansing the scalp of crusts,
scales, and dandruff, aid the >t< pping of
falling hair, for softening, v. likening, and
g-.(.thing red, rough, taid ..urn hinds, f t
biby rashes, itching*, n.eO chatFc'-, a ,and
f„r all the purpose*of the toilet, i ■ :b, n' and
nursery. Millions of V. ■: men M - Cr'-
Cvka floats in the form of baths for; t.uey*
lug irritations, Intiaaimntl. ui. and *••• -i
--ations, or too freoor offensiveg > . Ira ion,
in the form <*t washes for r.Vhrativey, I
-and for ninny O'u tlvopu pcve.
Complete Treatment
ComdsttagofCCTfcviu SoAvcKC.,) t-.rV mne
the Bktoi.f evo-ts awl scubv.aniS -fa*.* tne
UilrkfW‘l cuticle: hr-nii
(80c),,tw intmoy “•toytt.o, .n.
and Urn.'.lion,and fto-.ilie an-t
cell* tteKOnvi-NT JCIULS Cl •C.. 1, ! a 1
cl nurd tho 1d(...(1. A ii. . i >in,i
. SufliCliiiitto co.o tho (eve in .(#._
CrrictntA Rwkvb*t luidlf'lK-'c'Ce
Coated) sre a now, t... ti-lcss, mmti ■
Don.lrulsubstitutefor l<- (A btffc Ii ml
CUTIOUKA UItKOIA'SXT,M (L.VC'vFGJCC, \
Sold Ih on*sot tha World: Hu’.h
BhitrUrh'ioaS *a .hortlun. trench i pot, # i
fill, lari*. Fottka Duto and Cfju.; C : >
Preia., llortaa. tl s A.
PRESCRIPTIONS TILLED MERF.
Will uof vary a fraction of a grain
from the quantity called for, accuracy
in the compounding of
Medicines.
is one of our Bth. tit points. Added to
this Is the abs lute purity and un
doubted freshness of every dm.' used
We replenish our slote frequently, arid
use or sell nothing which has bo
otne inefficient tarough ■•tip,.
SMITHS
PHARMACY
Caution!
This is a geiu.e word- but when
you thin., now liable you arc no. to
purchase l'or Vsc the only remedy u...
verflmiy known, and a remedy that ha
had the largest sale of a niedlvim
u the world since lSlid .. tin: cur
and treatment ol Conaihinpl on an
Tnront and lain. Tr<n> all t u < ic
years without losing iis popularity and
these years, you will be thankful w
ailed ymir attention la Itoaclmes Ocr
man Syrup. Th. re are m-., o, ..mm,
0 ugh rein dies made by druggi
md ethers tha. are -cap and g >oo
tor light colds poiliapM, but l ir rnv"
Golds, in mien ilis, Cion n.t ;pec
ally for cousin; ptiou, wuuf? C
dufflcult expectoration and rnutihitip
luring the uiglits and tuornin&'s leer-'
is nothing iil.c German. Syrup Sold
by all cruggists ia the elyiliw,
G. C. QKiCkri. Woodbury, N J
Don’t Miss the Opportnnitt
OF
Having your Fves Examined
And the Proper Giar
them when you again visit Savannah.
Our examination (which is free)) de
termines exactly what you require.
We handle .nothing .but the . Bos:
Lenses and Frames made. We guar
antfe satisfaction to all.
Dr. M. SCHWAB A So\.
47 Bull Street-,
COAL
AND
WOOD,
CONEY & PARKER
ROB ROY FLOUR 1$ THE BEST.'
TUF BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS.
ONE CEN r AWSRD
If you want a position, a house,
servant, or want to find anything
that Has been lost, or want some
thing that someone else has, ad
vertise tn this column.
POlt RENT.—Desk room on ground
floor. Good, location. Address i>\,
care News.
FOR KENT—Two rooms, with use
of batit and telephone, 711 Glouccester
stieet.
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FOR b>ALi£ —Rubber stamps, seals,
t>tii.ccs, etc. Agent Underwood Type
i writer. Will is. tain, 312 Newcastle
i street.
LOST -A hiack cape, between ex
press office and 222 Union street. Fin
der will he rewarded by returning lat
ter pia.ee.
PERSONAL Morphine, opium,
laudanum, cocaine habit. Myself
cured. Will inform you of Harmless,
permanent home cure. Mra. M. A.
Baldwin Box 1212, Chicago.
FUR ItE.v, —Two largo and ele
gantly furnished bed rooms, centrally
located. Bain, electric lights, pnone,
in fact, ail modern conveniences. Ap
ply at 315 Union street.
toil BALE.- fllHery [slang, contain
ing 32 1-2 < ares of high land, suitable
for truck farming or for poultry. Also
a alx acre reservation on Blyth# creek
known as Orescent ILutf. For parti
culars call .on F. Jos. Dauflinger.
FOR SALE.-—Bakery. Best estab
lished place In the city, l rade from
|2U to_. s2f> dally. Rent reasonable.
Good* chance for any one. Good rea
fur selling. Andress or can at
City Bakery, Urunswicn, Ga.
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K'i'ol.l - L\’—Fttim Long Island one
roan siallion. Texas stock. About 3
years old. One bay mare same ago.
Ami *t t. black tali gnd mane, I will
fifty reward or $50.00 for return of
me or information' which will lead
to their recovery. Address John Cur
ie. St. - i: ions Island. i.,a.
FOR SALE- Jersey Dairy; good in
vestment; lor particulars apply to F.
ScOtt.
FOR BALK Piano; will sell a nice
laigc plao lor cash, party
wishes to sell at once. Apply at i>i,n t
si reel.
WANTED carrier; apply at News
office today at l a. m.
WANTED A young man stenogra
pher. Address "Steno." Nows Office.
STOLE One Eclipse bicycle. No.
12.1'fdb Pretty well worn. Upward
Riven for IT i(Turn. Keniion Mott.
Wilson’s
Up to Date
Restaurant
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OLID AY 1 A YOUTH,
here are both templing and satisfying
Our -kitchen is well supplied with sea
..fmabie. substantial and high ciasys
mods, delicacies, ete., and ati are
transformed in pn.ue pleasing and ap
petite satisfying dishes by cookn,
whose skill is almost magical,
WILSON’S ofcSTAURANT.
TS an ideal place to breakfast, dine or
-up. now or any other time.
OYSTERS IN SEASON.
Game and Fish always on haul.
JAS. W. WILSON, Prop.
Phone 321.
OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
BKvaMKivaM* - -viv
\$ yellow mm j
in yotfr blood ? Physicians call *
if f lalui iAI fierm. it ton be seen |
cbonging red blood yell ,i\v under |
microscope. It woi ks day and i
night First, it turnfcyout com* 1
pic.-ckm yellow. Chilly, aching I
sensations creep down your 1
backbone. You leel weak' and 1
worthless. !
ROBERTA CHILL TONSC
will stop the trouble now. It j
enters the Moo'd ot once and |
drives out flic yettow-poison. |
14 neglected and when Ctulls,
Fevers, Night Sweats and a gen
era! break'down come later on,
Roberts’ Tonic will cure you
then but why waif ? Prevent
future sickness. The msnulac
turers know all about Ibis yel
low poison and have perfected
Roberts’ Tonic to drive it out,
nourrsii your system restore
appetite, purify the b!nv j, pre
vent and cure Chills, F *rs and
Malaria. It has cure hous
r;nds It. will core yot* nr your
money back. This' is f*.,r. Try
it. Price, 25 cents, f
Sin .tti'.' l’bartnscT v "iJ ;
Uiii,icr-hal nrojt ° ' ' a ■*'
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R ,- mY FLOUR IS T i-iE BEST.
Baloons. Cannon Crackers, Fire
Crackers ami Cop Walking Canes at
Fleming & Waff'*.
Solomon Didn't Know.
A man with strong opinions of bis
own as to the fitness of things is g:-r<i
dener and man of all work to a mini
tor tn a rural parish in ScotfanJ. O k
bdsterou.lv windy day tl - olcvg-n. >
dispatched a message to h.'s sc'T-.aut
sow a portion of a field known to them
both as the "bank." In no v ry :mi
ble mood the man made ills way to the
study.
“Dae ye want me to sow the bank?"
he in'juired somewhat sicrnly.
“Yes, Johu; I do.” replied his master.
“Ye canna sow in sicb a day o’
triad.” explained John.
“Well,” replied tha minsst r, “y n
know Hclomcn says, TU that ecnsid.-i
--eth the wind will not sow.’ ”
“I dlnnu care a but.ou wh: t So! tu-n
says,” John returned irately. "1 fancy
he kens as little about farmers’ work
:as ye due or he wadna hue said coy
| such thing. Naeboly but daft folk
i wad think o’ sowlii' in sich wiml. B* ,e
moil may say what he like-, but him
1 iiu' ye both wadna mak' a fetid plow
| man between ye."
And the "bank” was not sowe that
I day.—London Tit-Bits.
Opportunity.
“Well.” remarked the optimist, “op
, pert unity knocks once at every door.”
"Yes. .there’s something wry femi
nine about opportunity.” r.; :i 1 the
! pessimist - ‘Bh - i.lakes bef ci'.il when
I she’s pretty nre you're out. and tbat a
; 'be “i> lof it.” Philn.b-lr.!.’ Pr*e
LONG FELT NEED FILLED.
Brunswick Now Has a First Class Fish
and Oyster House.
I Tburiow & Johnson, two enterpils
i mg newcomers, have opened a first
class bah and oyster house in the
Matthew's building next to. the corner
lot .Monk and Giant streets, and they
mtend to keep an establishment first
emss in every respect.
I Brunswick has needed a place of this
I Kind and the people should show their
|appreciation by liberally *taironizmg
j i lie new firm. t£
KENNER MILLINERY CO.
310 Newcastle gtreet.
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HINTS ON FALL FASHIONS,
are numerous in this display of new
MILLINERY.
Flat Hats and Turbans will be tne
preiailiug mode, acebrdiu gto I’aiis
and Paris sets the fashions.
The materials In these hats are
those most highly favored.
Designed by artists and developed
by milliners of skill hiu! taste they
are really beautiful and serviceable
models.
There’s excellent values at all
prices.
Milk cows for sale >y CVS. 7 ait.
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.8 Cold Now.
I have opened a wood yard;at tlre
corner of Cochran aveniic and Ge m
streets and am offering all kinds <ii
wood at lowest prices: Give me a trial
and you will come again. Prompt de
livery guaranteed.
B. H DANIELS.
Bantam chickens for sale by u.
Tail, 903 Dartmouth street.
FALL HATS.
tl have them in
j> all varieties. See
" my. Xmas goods
now arriving. The
VERY LATEST
MILLINERY LINE.
MISS KATE SLATER.
Overcoats Relined cheap, at Jim
Garter's.
FOR RENT—The store on Monk
etieet now occupied bv L, D, Joel.
Apply to Weinberg & Devaris.
Use
Derminol
For Chopped;^
Hands and Face
Sedalgia Tablets
for He daehe
Hunter-Sale
Drug 00.
PHONE 37.
Girth Place ol Pure D-up*
Cold Weather Is Upon Us, and every
body should have their winter clothes
Cleaned and repaired by Jim Carter.
King 'phone 243-2.
Quick service and good things to eat
U the secret of Wilson's success.
They’re
Kept Fresh
U need a Biscuit are deifvered to t!ie con
sumer in the wonderful moisture and dust
proof covering known as the In-tr-seal Pack
age. They are as fresh and crisp and clean
as though just from the oven.
Biscuit
are splendid for general use. A satisfactory
everyday food for everybody. Serve with
every meal. Give them to the children in
stead of cakes. Only 5 cents a package.
THE*-
B“\Y IRON WORKS
Manufacturers and Repain is of
idgcfiifiery, Engines, Saw bills;
Marias work a spac. ; xlyt
Fackings, Fttin g s
and .^applies*
..4
fslimates furnished free of Charge- *
629 Bay St, :
VV. R. DAR T CLAUD DART,
residvitt od Martsgcr Secretary nd Tr-:asurp. *
BOW £in & i hO H AS,
Cent?actors and Builders oi Sione,
Erick and Frame Builclmgs.
'AM M 'I
- TILE AND ART! FCIAL S 'CK fe ..
DON'T MONKEY WVH THE BUZZ
SAW.
: _V'. E.C-W V?l
' M A 'A j\
■ '4l?/A
b.v buying lumber of unreliable deal
era. When you want anything ia low
her come to us. We will fill your or
er accuiately and promptly. We.will
give you just the lumber you want at
just the rk'ht price. You can always
save money by placing your order
with us. Rhone 197.
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Lang & Vv'ood
FLANINQ MILL.
If You Suffer From Kidney Troubles.
Use Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Noth
ing lii.e u for diseased kidneys, ay
cents.
California Port, Tokay, Muscatel,
GlMiet, Madeira, Caialjova and Black
berry Witte 25 emus t er bottle, worth
double the money. A trial will con
vince you only at Big. Levlrona, 310
Bay street. Telephone 130.
Sound Kidneys—Perfect Health.
The use ol Smith'c sure K uney
it-ute will produce Ivsvti.. Fry a aottie
land he coavUieed. Your druggie' sells'
iL for 50-
f I will sell you a bottle of Ctaret tor
135 ceau equal to any you pay 75 cents
la bottle-for. Don't fail to provide for
lU6 hoiuiays. -Big. Lcvisou. 310 Bay
m TANARUS; a.
Flags .for decorating at Fleming &
Waff's.
Typewriter Headquarte s.
Do you wish to buy, sell or rent *
(uachine of any description? Yos
w ill find It to yuur interest to call an
me. Can seii you a typewwrUer at
such a price and on stica terms that
you will not miss the money.
C. H JTIWETT.
Imported Sherry and Fort Wine —
SI.OO values at tifi cents —full quart
bottle. Only during holidays. Sig.
Levisoo, 310 Bay street. Telephone
130.
DECEMBER 26,
Just Opened.
t. S, Lcsmb,
GUN ard uOCKSVUTH, corner Monk
and Grant streets.
Special attention to tne repairing of
TRUNKS, KNIFE-GRINDING arm RE
PAIRING.
Give me a Trial
~ ALL " ixlfx US OF ‘ X : AJLfFOKIs',T
WINES 25 UiiN'Trt A BOTTLE, AT
a. Sim.ill's, 226 GitAlVi STREET.
•fKlffilTtONfi 2/2 a.
HOB ROY FLOUR Hi THE BEST.
NEW VELVET COLLARS, NEW
SLEEVE LININ' S. and NEW BODY
LININGS for THAT OD OVERt jAT,
at CARTER'S.. Phone 256-2.
We Pi- <id Gui ty
Tnai we ere price cutusrs of Bruns
v. t-k a8 wc buy for ;-pi ufutii. WUtca
us to .-jcli the people goods at
Oat rru es
n;lfe in .v fcttK It of
Jrrooerie &
Nothing but the best goon, .
fics.ii and line. Vour patronage solic
ited, and goods delivered to any part
ot" tl ■ city free.
i'hone 21.
James 8. Matthews.
Cor. F and Wolf Streets. ,
Jurdei prompUy- delivered.
Lowest prices ever given on Fire
works at Fleming & Waff's.
Mid of V rewoi ks • ' "ct-,, j ns .
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